he will appear before magistrates in hull next week.patience —— libby squire's parents. and also a statement from the vice chancellor of hull university. libby was an important part and we will continue to support our students. pawel relowicz will appear before magistrates next week in hull charged formally with the rape and murder of libby squire. the metropolitan police is working with facebook to try to stop terrorists live—streaming their attacks on social media. the force has started recording its counter—terrorism training exercises on body cams to give facebook a template to recognise what footage from a first—person gunman would look like. it's hoped the information will enable facebook to identify videos more quickly, and shut them down. that gives us the opportunity to ca ptu re that gives us the opportunity to capture footage from the viewpoint ofa capture footage from the viewpoint of a shooter. i sharing that with facebook they will be able to build algorithms to identify this type of material when it is loaded to the inter

hull, 15, 16, possibly 17. we shall see.vernight, this band of weather pushes further north as some of those showers in the north of scotla nd some of those showers in the north of scotland begin to fade away. some will keep going, but underneath clear skies and the north—east of scotland, touch of frost levels in the countryside. further south, underneath the blanket of cloud, it is going to be a milder night. a dank start to the new day on sunday. not one set of weather fronts, but two. leave the detail to me, we will work it out eventually. but it means a wet start across england and wales for the most part. in the south—eastern quarter, if it starts out dry, this weather front is going to swing its way further east. then we will push you don't have rain further towards the north of england. british sky is falling behind, and for northern and western parts of scotland and northern

but he's already correspondent kate brady is at the synagogue in hull every porting for us good to see you kate bring us up to date with the latest there. well and as you can see this is indeed the gate behind me which bars of the gunman from entering the synagogues just on the other side of the wall yesterday just before made today now police in authours these are still trying to determine the exact motive but at the moment the general message at least from politicians as well that this was an attack that was motivated by. semitism and that is what we heard from the german interior minister yesterday and also from the german chancellor angela merkel who described the attack yesterday as an attack on germany's jews now the interior minister horsy her he is expected to arrive in hala later today and he's also going to be meeting with you as of show who is the president of the central council for jews in germany and also with felix client the. man under semitism in germany say there will certainly be some long talks later today the jewish community here in hull or. sorry of shows to sorr

the bronze ram served as the main weapon to puncture the hulls of enemy ships and to sink them. every so often. 0h, here we go again. dramatic strings music. i'm looking around. it's honestly impossible to imagine what this must‘ve been like for the people here who rowed these kind of boats. and to be in battle, three layers of different people all sweating, trying to ram another boat in the open sea. i mean, it's unimaginable given how pleasant and lovely this is today. fortunately, this trireme is now being used for less ferocious purposes. for now, the 0lympias is going back to the port for some pampering, it will spend the winter there before being spruced up for a new set of visitors in 2020. a lot of hard work with all that rowing, but a good bit of fun, too. well, that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week... mike's underwater in turkey to see if sinking old planes can really provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtles

they missed the chance to go second in the championship after losing 2—1 at home to hull city to dropeighth. elsewhere, there was a stalemate between bristol city and charlton. graham shinnie scored a 92nd minute winnerfor derby. -- bristol got a late when in that game against charleston. graham shinnie scored a 92nd minute winnerfor derby. fulham are into the top six with a 3—1 win over luton. huddersfield and middlesborough was goalless. here's a few other stories catching our eye today. ireland's ambitions to be at next year's t20 world cup have been dented after a 12 run defeat to canada in the qualifying tournament in abu dhabi. they've lost two of their four games so far. their next game is againstjersey on friday. speaking of ireland — rory mcilroy says he'll represent them at next year's olympics. born in northern ireland, he could have played for team gb but having spent his youth in irish colours, he's pledged his allegience to ireland and says he's excited to become an olympian in tokyo next summer. dan evans has been knocked out of the swiss indoors tournament in basel. th

this this so the assassination attempt in hull or just the presence of neo nazis in general. hear hear there's always fear amongst the. death threats images of hitler found in their made box this is everyday life for the deaths our community but direct attacks and vandalism with swastikas also take place. this is where we have to live with regard to recover we can't change the situation. what could we do. the jewish community and death how is small they have no budget for security measures that's why vesa man sent a letter to sex and the un has ministry of the interior but it refused to give financial support. remove we have to undertake security measures there's no other option so this is good it's about the safety of the schools the security is expensive but our members' lives are more valuable than security measures. if something should happen who would be to blame. after the attack and how the police car was stationed in front of the embedding someone and his colleagues do not know how long it will be that. except for president jacob zuma has been told he will face a tria

well many germans across the country are still in shock over the violence in hull of the attack and at the city's jewish community salah on the holiest day in the jewish calendar kapoor earlier today germany's leaders reacted by pledging that the government would stand firm against racism and anti-semitism. the day after the deadly attack at the doors of halla synagogue chancellor angela merkel vote to fight extremism in germany. so i let you know it means 1st and foremost and for that i stand before you that there are present it is of a constitutional state must use all the means of a constitutional state to fight hatred violence and contempt for human life mention there must be 0 tolerance this kind of a toddler hands meanwhile and the emotion and tension will pop up as german president. joined the jewish community in mourning. you can see the mongolians history is a reminder present is a challenge and we must take sides. d.z. images were filmed yesterday by resident they showed a standoff between police and a man dressed in kumba type gear shortly after gunmen killed 2 people need a

well as you can see behind me the police operation here in hull is very much still underway but there have been some changes in the last hour or so you are how the train station and we've heard is now every open that was closed early yesterday following that shooting many of those trains would be redirected to light sake but people are still be warned to stay inside as police operation is still ongoing here in hala but the latest that we're hearing now from local authorities also from local media here is that police believe that the that the attacker that the shooter here in holland was axing alone that's not yet been confirmed by the federal prosecutors but that's what we're hearing here from local media and from the local authorities here. only say as you can see i'm stood now at the end of the street and this is a street behind whether synagogue is where one woman was killed after a good man opened fire outside of a synagogue now as far as we know and the people who were inside that synagogue who were attending services for york of course is a as far as we're aware they all still i

eyewitnesses at the moment they haven't been confirmed by authours cheese but the operation here in hull is still very much underway as he hears the siren still around the city and here behind me and people are still being launched to stay indoors and if they are out and about in hala to find shelter and stay indoors until the shooting has the all clear at the moment it's just the reverse is has been made in the operation at least now they holler train station has been opened to reopen that was closed for several hours earlier today and trains will be rerouted to leipsic but it is a very quiet evening here in this evening many people many locals shocked by the events that happened here today and also some of the events even have also been comes old events which used to take place to commemorate some of the pivotal demonstrations that took place 30 years ago in nearby leipsic peaceful demonstrations in the peaceful revolution of 1989 and those commemorations here in hollywood tonight have been canceled and we have also heard from authorities that police presence in the meantime has been s

despite the arrest of a suspect and reports that the suspects are no longer in the city people in hull are encouraged to stay alert people say they've deployed a large number of offices the city's train station has also been closed as an emergency hotline people can ring that's 115 if they want information security services in the eastern state of stocks and on the health of reportedly being put on high alert incident happened on yom kippur also known as the day of jewish a time meant as the holiest day in the jewish calendar the site where the shooting reportedly took place is a historic site for the city's jewish community now i'm joined by thomas sparrow who's just going to. quickly wrap us up with the latest before we take a quick break so what we know what you pointed out is there is a very fluid situation with an unclear motive that authorities are now precise to be trying to investigate and we know so father of 2 people who have died there a possible shooter brewing on the run is one person detained and also from political side a complete committee has been started in the city o

the midday attack filmed by a resident in hull or the video shows a man dressed in combat type gear climbing out of a car and firing off a series of shots. a few streets away eyewitnesses recount how a woman was shot in front of the synagogue there of the 1st there was a huge bang and then someone tried to get into the jewish cemetery who fired several times with a shotgun at the cemetery at the door. and then the woman came along the one who was shot she just came along from the tram stop quite by chance. this in a guard was full when it was targeted was shippers with celebrating judaism's holiest festival of young kapoor an attack a try to shoot the synagogue door open a jewish leader says the reinforced structure withstood the onslaught. close by a man was killed as a donna combat shop also came under attack. i was standing right in the entrance and saw an older woman pass the shop by suddenly a man came up behind her dressed in a helmet and army things or at least very military looking. he was holding a rifle and had a balaclava on and he tried to throw what looked like a hand grenade in

semitism and right wing violence it comes after 2 people were shot dead in the eastern german town of hull or a gunman attempted a massacre at a synagogue where around 50 people were observing the young kapoor holiday. polls have now closed in tunisia in the decisive 2nd round of the country's presidential elections retired nor professor chi sayed backed by resurgent islamists was slightly ahead in the 1st round of voting his opponent is the media mogul nabila cavalry who has just been released from prison he's accused of money laundering and tax evasion which he denies. well jim johnson i'm going to michael is meeting french president of money what about call in paris before an upcoming e.u. summit on the agenda will be turkey's offensive in syria the u.s. china trade war and the stalled iranian nuclear deal but with an e.u. summit in brussels on thursday breaks it is expected to be the main talking point between the 2 heads of government with britain set to leave the european union on the 31st of october. and joining me from paris now is correspondent lisa lewis good to see you lisa we u

in the eastern german city of hull is holding a memorial concert for 2 people killed last week in an attack by a far right gunman the concert organizers said the event is intended as a regional and national statement against anti semitism last week a 27 year old german tried to carry out a massacre in a synagogue in the city. and spain's acting prime minister petra sanchez has rejected a call for talks from the leader of the castle and separatists the region's capsule barcelona is clearing up after a week of protests and riots against the jailing of several separatist leaders by a course in madrid sanchez says the cattle and leadership must condemn the violence before any dialogue can begin. as darkness descended on barcelona so too did violence. clashes between protesters and security forces illuminated by burning makeshift barricades. sticks and stones versus tear gas and rubber bullets. eventually the water cannon rolled and. it was a predictable end to a 5th day of protest in catalonia even if the vast majority of the half a 1000000 who marched had done so peacefully. over the pa

interior minister said it could be a cvs that the hull or its. was anti semitic but at the end of the vigil michael spoke to reporters his where she said. and beyond more to the right of the apartment unfortunately today on your holiest day we have witnessed something terrible the theme 40 people have lost their lives there was an attack on jews in germany. though it's not my goal and that of the government is to do everything possible to ensure that you can live in safety but this stage shows us that this is not so simple and that we must use even more. were police have arrested a suspect in the how the shootings he's reported to be a 27 year old german man with a right wing extremist background now at 1st police thought that several people had carried out the attacks the native decided it was just one man who acts as a liar. the midday attack filmed by a resident in holland the video shows a man dressed in combat type gear climbing out of a car and firing off a series of shots. a few streets away eyewitnesses recount how a woman was shot in fro

authorities radiotrying to figure out why smoke is coming from the hull of this capsized cargo ship. it happened a month ago the capsizing. they sprayed water on the ship. more than 250,000 gallons of fuel have been removed so far. there tr still estimated 50,000 gallons on board. the golden ray has been resting on his side since september. all the crew membered were rescued chtd it was carrying 4,000 cars for export. >> today in san francisco, thousands of people walked with the goal of ending type one diabetic. nagen.ughter of g ted's called the jdrf 1 walk. participants walked for thee miles. it's the global funding for type one research. hoping to raise $1 million to find treatment and a cure. >> up next. a sailing program for young people has launched on the bay. >> signs of winter on interstate 80. what drivers found on a mountain pass in utah. >> we're about to see the opposite here. meteorologist is up next with the 7-day forecast. >> coming up in sports niners are 6-0. football version of a slip there are those who will say thatoo fat.: too skinny. too hard. too soft. too ol

humberside police have charged a 25—year—old man with the rape and murder of a student from hull universityin the city. her body was found in the humber estuary seven weeks later. pawel relovitch will appear before magistrates next week. a life—extending drug for cystic fibrosis will now be available on the nhs in england after a deal was reached with the pharmaceutical company that makes it. the drug improves lung function, reduces breathing difficulties and can be given to children as young as two. it should be available within a month as our health editor hugh pym now reports. a life—extending drug for cystic fibrosis will now be available on the nhs in england after a deal was reached for liz and shane, this was a day they feared would never come, the day when the nhs in england agreed to fund a drug for their daughter annabel‘s cystic fibrosis. thank you. it's not completely sunk in. it's just such a relief. it's just amazing. just, yeah, been dreaming about this day for four years. and we finally have it out there now on paper. cystic fibrosis is a debilitating condition affecting the

with that said, the images are all aerial shots of the vessel and no shots of the hull were shown.e that i have been following is indicating that the tanker is now heading south under its own power bound for iran's southern persian gulf coast. now, there have been some diverging accounts from tehran as to who may have been behind the attacks. initially, they said saudi arabia now they have walked that back saying saying that they have to investigate things further >> thank you. >>> a twitter video sparking attention over controversial comments ken fisher has made, leslie has the details. >> notable investor ken fisher has come under fire over comments he made at a closed door investing conference on tuesday. the world found out about it after an attendee shot a selfie video calling his comments a true debacle and horrifying and he posted it on twitter where it has more than 100 views. here are two ex perpts of his remarks from the event that members in the audience said offended them. >> one attendee told us she wasn't the only person who felt uncomfortable by fisher's comments. >>

big companies have invested in hull and many have close ties with europe every day ferries leave the poor laden with cargo and lorries bound for the new. at middle europe who oversee more than 50 crossings a day they've been preparing for bricks for months and say want to deal maybe better the no deal they are entering uncharted territory and it will come as a cost any day will bring in customs clearance issues where people have to customs there's codes that that never. and cleared before realistically is probably going out by 10 percent of the overall costs of moving goods from e.u. to u.k. or the u.k. to e.u. because you have to customs clear on both sides many parts of britain a feeling pretty good by bricks it looking for a solution whatever that may be.

a six metre square reproduction of ‘the lastjudgement‘ is on display at hull minster.this. this image was captured by the subaru telescope in hawaii — note the white dot highlighted in orange. an hour later, the telescope took this next image, showing the orange dot move — with every other celestial object staying in place. these images confirmed for a research team from the us, the discovery of a new moon orbiting saturn. and it wasn't alone. the team have discovered 20 new moons orbiting saturn. and that's important, because it has now overtakenjupiter as the planet in our solar system with the most natural satellites. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast with simon king. how are things looking? we have showers in the forecast today, some quite heavy, perhaps sunny, a good chance of seeing rainbows not only today but over the next few day because it remains quite unsettled. sunshine and showers the order of the forecast, and quite windy at times, particularly today across northern areas of the uk. low pressure situated towards the far north, the whit

one of versions busiest trading hubs we meet people of hull who are frustrated with the slow pace of breck's it. really though everybody. to come out and it's in my opinion that the wishes of the people. and alone in the wilderness what's happened to critically endangered wildlife in africa's largest nature reserve. the calls for political change in lebanon a growing louder with tens of thousands protesting across the country. they calling for revolution lebanon's prime minister solidarity has given rival groups in his government 72 hours to find a solution to the turmoil that's and gulfs the country at least 2 people have died in demonstrations which have end to this 2nd day stephanie deca reports from beirut . for a 2nd day and night thousands filled the streets of beirut calling for the government to go. in for the 1st time on such a large scale it's not about where you are allegiances lie in this deeply divided sectarian country it's not about cos all walks of life are united against the political leadership here today that's what our rights that countries around the. garbage and

windows, how there was fish but there was also coral and clams and a lot of animals growing on the hullf. yes. i haven't seen anything like that before. that was beautiful. thank you. awesome dive. good diving. and if you're thinking of planning a diving adventure soon, here are some things we think you should think about. be very cautious if you are planning to swim with whales or dolphins. some research shows that contact with tourists can be traumatic and stressful for the creatures. even when they can choose to come and go as alike. in fact, new zealand has recently banned the practice altogether, after an increase in calf mortality rates among bottlenose dolphins. at the very least, do some reading up about the company you are planning to book with. there are some great ecotourism products under way that offer chances to get involved, from helping tackle invasive lionfish in belize, to clearing the seas of plastic waste, to citizens science programmes on the great barrier reef. don't expect them to be any cheaper than a regular holiday, but you will get a totally different experien

windows, how there was fish but there was also coral and clams and a lot of animals growing on the hullip itself. yes. i haven't seen anything like that before. that was beautiful. thank you. awesome dive. good diving. and if you're thinking of planning a diving adventure soon, here are some things we think you should think about. be very cautious if you are planning to swim with whales or dolphins. some research shows that contact with tourists can be traumatic and stressful for the creatures. even when they can choose to come and go as alike. in fact, new zealand has recently banned the practice altogether, after an increase in calf mortality rates among bottlenose dolphins. at the very least, do some reading up about the company you are planning to book with. there are some great ecotourism products under way that offer chances to get involved, from helping tackle invasive lionfish in belize, to clearing the seas of plastic waste, to citizens science programmes on the great barrier reef. don't expect them to be any cheaper than a regular holiday, but you will get a totally different

big companies have invested in hull and many have close ties with europe every day ferries leave the poor laden with cargo and lorries bound for the you. at middle europe who oversee more than 50 crossings a day they've been preparing for bricks for months and say we want to deal maybe better the no deal they're entering uncharted territory and it will come as a cost any day will bring in customs clearance issues where people have to customs there's codes that that never crossed and cleared before realistically it's probably gone out of like 10 percent of the overall costs of moving goods from a to u.k. or the u.k. to e.u. because you have to customs clear on both sides many poles of britain a feeling pretty good by brics it looking for a solution whatever that may be even if it leaves britain standing alone and he would al-jazeera in whole. still ahead on al-jazeera has been a hero for the poor liability as long as serving president is now facing an uphill election battle at a fragile truce on the turkey syria border but present on warns the offensive all brazilian with 10 minutes o

press conference after an anti-semitic attack on a synagogue in a nearby shop in the eastern city of hull it. he says the government would do everything it could to protect german jews and that given the legacy of the 2nd world war germany must ensure the jews can live in the country without fear the german interior minister also said wednesday's fatal shooting which left 2 dead had a shame to germany he says will tell if yesterday's brutal crime has shamed our whole country. without history. something like this must not happen in germany. unfortunately we must look the truth in the face. and the truth is and has been for a long time the threat level from anti semitism from right wing extremism and from far right terrorism in germany is very high. you see a whole. our political correspondent thomas sparrow has been following all the latest developments on this story for us hi thomas some very stark words there from the interior minister tell us more about what was said at that press conference essentially what was said was a long list of challenges that authorities have not only in the ne

certainly sunshine i think for edinburgh, newcastle hull and birmingham too.average of about 13 degrees. the outlook for the next few days, looking pretty steady on the weather front towards the end of the week, perhaps things are going to turn a little bit more unsettled. afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson has sent the eu an unsigned letter, requesting a brexit extension, and a signed one saying a delay would be a mistake. the prime minister has done exactly what he has said he is going to do. he has complied with the law. so parliament's request has been conveyed to the eu. labour say whatever deal gets through the house of commons should be subject to a second referendum. whether it is this deal or any future deal, it has got to go back so the public can say, do you want to leave on these terms, if so, then we do. if not, then we remain. in brussels — the eu's chief brexit negotiator met representatives

elsewhere there were wins for birmingham, huddersfield, hull and millwall, while middlesbrough drew nil—nil the season. callum hendry scored the winner in a 3—2 victory over hamilton. elswehere kilmarnock beat st mirren, while the games between hibernian and ross county, and livingston and hearts ended in draws. leaders celtic are away at aberdeen tomorrow, while rangers — who're level on points at the top — host motherwell. after a twelve year absence, great britain's rugby league lions returned to play an international match in new zealand, but lost 111—6 to a tonga invitational fifteen. the match in hamilton was given official test status by the international rugby league, despite a dispute with tonga's governing body. our rugby league correspondent dave woods was watching. the match was 12 years in the making, try a 2007 since great britain last played under that banner but it wasn't to be their night. terrific performance by tonga and a huge result for international by and a huge result for international rugby league. brian noble, what you great britain learn from that defeat? you can'

com pletely do not bank on it being a dry day completely in birmingham, for example, or indeed in hullng, it could get very wet indeed across the central and eastern parts of england. that could be several tens of millimetres of rain, but at least it is a mobile situation and that rain eventually comes to effect the eastern side of scotla nd comes to effect the eastern side of scotland as we get on through the day on tuesday. just eventually, after a not too promising start turns out to be a decent sort of day, although you will notice out towards the western side of the british isles another set of weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. these look like they will get their skates on for the most part and could be through the british isles for the most part. and could lead a happy sunday. they were not quite the fine artist or the far south—east. for the latter part of the week, we go into a mixture of sunny spells and showers. more details on the website. enough of me, let's have a bit more of ben. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jon watson. bring

and it's not yet clear whether that incident is also linked to the shooting here in hull or police and or sources here in holland also working to determine whether that exactly is the case but for now which they're still not sure even what the motive was even of the perpetrator the suspects in this shooting that's something that police and authorities are still trying to to work on but so far what we've heard from germany's federal prosecution which has taken over this case and usually in germany at least the federal prosecutions they take over cases when there are suspicions where there's this is a submission sorry of a terrorism or a suspicion of national security they say that they haven't ruled out the possibility of right wing extremism yet but we're also waiting to see and find out whether police can indeed determine what the motive behind this attack was ok so no confirmation yet you know. took place what sort of place is it. well how there is quite a small city in eastern germany less than 300000 people and it's fair to say though that this evening the streets are particularly

big companies have invested in hull and many have close ties with europe every day ferries leave the poor laden with cargo and lorries bound for the new. ad middle europe who oversee more than 50 crossings a day they've been preparing for bricks for months and say want to deal maybe better the no deal they are entering uncharted territory and it will come as a cost any day will bring in customs clearance issues where people have to customs there's codes that that never custom cleared before realistically is probably going out by 10 percent of the overall costs of moving goods from a year to year or the u.k. to e.u. because you have to customs clear on both sides many poles of britain a feeling pretty good by bricks it looking for a solution whatever that may be even if it leaves britain standing alone and he would al-jazeera in whole. still ahead on al-jazeera a fragile truce on the turkey syria border but president on warns the offensive will resume within minutes if all terms are met and alone in the wilderness what's happened to critically endangered wildlife in africa's largest n

a woman has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being thrown from a ride at hull fair.m one ride onto the base of another, striking a teenager on her descent. they don't believe her injuries are life—threatening. the nobel prize for medicine has been won by a british scientist and two americans for their research into how human cells respond to the availability of oxygen. their work is paving the way for new therapies for serious diseases. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. just for a moment, the serious work of science was put on pause at sir peter ratcliffe's laboratory, at the university of oxford. in true nobel fashion, sir peter had no advance warning of the prize. ifound out this morning, as my secretary catherine came through the door, into my laboratory meeting, with an anxious look on herface, and suggested i talk to someone from stockholm. so what was your reaction? well, delighted, honoured, a little bit surprised this morning. obviously this is a great tribute to lots of people in my lab, the people who helped me set it up, the people who have be

certainly sunshine i think for edinburgh, newcastle, hull and birmingham too. 13 degrees. the outlook for the next few days, looking pretty steady on the weather front towards the end of the week, perhaps things are going to turn a little bit more unsettled. good afternoon. the government says its pressing ahead with efforts to pass a brexit deal this week, in spite of a letter the prime minister was forced to send to brussels last night asking for a delay. ministers today insisted that the uk will leave the eu at the end of this month. it comes as labour says it will push for a new eu referendum when the government brings its brexit plans to the commons. here's our political correspondentjessica parker. there is no point pulling the

the bronze ram served as the main weapon to puncture the hulls of enemy ships and to sink them.man over loudspeaker 0oh, here we go again. dramatic strings music i'm looking around. it's honestly impossible to imagine what this must‘ve been like for the people here who rowed these kind of boats. and to be in battle, three layers of different people all sweating, trying to ram another boat in the open sea. i mean, it's unimaginable given how pleasant and lovely this is today. fortu nately, this trireme is now being used for less ferocious purposes. for now, the 0lympias is going back to the port for some pampering, it will spend the winter there before being spruced up for a new set of visitors in 2020. a lot of hard work with all that rowing, but a good bit of fun too. well, that's all we've got time for this week's travel show. but coming up next week: mike's underwater in turkey to see if sinking old planes can really provide a safe haven for local marine life. and he meets the 96—year—old woman who spent three decades fighting to save the country's endangered loggerhead turtl

expense have labeled this the gamification of terrorism the attack in hull now also use the internet right wing as language codes what's new is that the perpetrators see themselves as part of an international movement as defenders of white supremacy. how can the terrorism be stopped. chani let me put that question to you the german government is now proposing to adopt a raft of measures designed to limit the potential for radicalization online and also to to somehow get incitement to violence under control do you think they will succeed or will potential criminal simply migrate to perhaps the dark well yes i agree with you it's there's always a way when there's a will there's a way and i think. definitely we need to also mentioning here if we need to look at it in an international cross-reference is these networks don't you know internet has no barriers and so does does not you know hate. speech and hate violence of incitement on the forms all of that has no barriers this is not limited to germany it is not limited to france nor to europe itself in the u.s. we've seen that a lot and

missing in february and her body was found in a river a month later. 25—year—old pawel relowicz, from hullourt in bangladesh has sentenced 16 people to death for the murder of a female student who was set on fire, after accusing her head teacher of sexual harassment. the murder of nusratjahan rafi in april shocked the country and led to a series of protests demanding justice. from dhaka, our correspondent akbar hossain reports. the convicted murderers were taken away from the court in one of the fastest trials in the country's history. among them, the headmaster, two teachers, two local politicians and two female classmates of the murdered girl. the murder of nusratjahan rafi shocked the nation. she was set on fire on the roof of her school after she had reported the headmaster for touching her inappropriately. the headmaster, siraj ud doula, who had been arrested for sexual harassment, apparently ordered her death from his prison cell. the police say that it was supposed to look like a suicide but nusrat escaped and managed to make a statement to her brother before she died. translation:

sunshine in newcastle, hull, birmingham. plymouth —looking sony as well.her front. towards the end of the week perhaps things turning a little more unsettled. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines: borisjohnson has sent the eu an unsigned letter, requesting a brexit extension, and a signed one saying a delay would be a mistake. labour say they'll support an amendement to a second referendum. eu leaders met to discuss their response to the uk's request for an extension this morning — insiting that the deal is not dead. police in hong kong fire tear gas at protesters — as violence erupts at an illegal march in one of the cities main shopping districts. the hardcore the ha rd core protesters, the hardcore protesters, who have been upping

humberside police have charged a 25—year—old man with the rape and murder of a student from hull university night out in the city. her body was found in the humber estuary seven weeks later. pawel relovitch will appear before magistrates next week. the family of harry dunn are beginning legal action against the foreign office over its handling of his case. the teenager died after his motorbike collided with a car driven by an american woman who later left the country claiming diplomatic immunity. the family are also refering northamptonshire police, who are investigating the crash, to the independent office for police conduct. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, rachel cunliffe, who's the comment and features editor at cityam, and the assistant editor for the new statesman, george eaton. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. dozens of young elephants that have been taken from their families in zimbabwe are thought to have been flown to china today after being bought for zoos and animal parks. animal welfare groups have condemned the secretive

stations used by northern. 20% of the stations across the uk from nottingham to newcastle, liverpool to hull beset by problems. there are ageing trains, like this peso thatis are ageing trains, like this peso that is about to leave platform to, problems with customer service with the chaotic introduction of a new timetable the summer before last and it has augment disruption for passengers. today the transport secretary said it cannot continue and effectively issued an ultimatum to northern and told them to come up with proposals about how things can improve, or he says he is considering taking the franchise out of private hands. what would that look like? it could becomejust of private hands. what would that look like? it could become just the second company in the country to be run by the operator of last resort, as also happened with the east coast mainline, an arm's—length government body. all the company could continue to function under the control of areva and northern but with direct management from the department for transport. any of those things could happen but what does it mean f

humberside police have charged a man with the rape and murder of a student from hull university.body was found in the humber estuary seven weeks later. pawel relovitch will appear before magistrates next week. the family of harry dunn are beginning legal action against the foreign office over its handling of his case. the teenager died after his motorbike collided with a car by an american woman who later left the country claiming diplomatic immunity. the family are also refering northamptonshire police, who are investigating the crash, to the independent office for police conduct. dozens of young elephants that have been taken from their families in zimbabwe are thought to have been flown to china today after being bought for zoos and animal parks. animal welfare groups have condemned the secretive trade, saying these animals were separated from their mothers a year ago and will be traumatised. but officials in zimbabwe's wildlife parks have defended the move, claiming the money raised will save other animals after a devastating drought. our southern africa correspondent andrew

humberside police have charged a 25—year—old man with the rape and murder of a student from hull universityeared in february after a night out. her body was found in the humber estuary seven weeks later. the accused man will appear before magistrates next week. a life—extending drug for cystic fibrosis will now be available on the nhs in england after a deal was reached with the pharmaceutical company that makes it. the drug improves lung function, reduces breathing difficulties and can be given to children as young as two. it should be available within a month, as our health editor, hugh pym, now reports. for liz and shane, this was a day they feared would never come, the day when the nhs in england agreed to fund a drug for their daughter annabel‘s cystic fibrosis. thank you. it's not completely sunk in. it's just such a relief. it's just amazing. just, yeah, been dreaming about this day for four years. cystic fibrosis is a debilitating condition affecting the lungs, which can fill up with fluid. the drug 0rkambi is said to improve lung function by a0%, but it can cost up to £100,000 a ye

tanker that it says was struck off the coast of saudi arabia the picture show to large holes in the hull the tanker somebody had arms as the ship was hit by 2 missiles on friday saudi arabia has said it wasn't behind any attack on the tanker the incident comes amid heightened tensions between tehran and riyadh last month an attack on sell the oil facilities was blamed on iran but iran denies it was responsible a former aide to the u.s. secretary of state will testify on wednesday to a closed door session of a congressional committee holding impeachment hearings into president trump on monday former white house russia adviser fiona who gave her testimony she resigned days before the july phone conversation when trump asked ukraine's president investigate joe biden and his son shihab rattansi his move from washington d.c. . unlike the former ambassador to ukraine is testimony on friday there was no opening statement for fear in the hills and i think it could be leaked almost immediately to the press number unless we have been receiving briefings from those around or about what she is sayin