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up on that, can ijust ask of the - on that, can ijust ask of the officer— on that, can ijust ask ofre just watching the reaction to the independent report that found that three police forces should have stopped wayne couzens, and they also could have stopped him, to stop him murdering sarah everard. there were red flags that were picked up. that was an inquiry, and mark rowley was reacting, the met police commissioner, saying that it peaks a very powerful picture of failures across many forces, and he stressed that they have changed their training, they have got tougher on the vetting. it's crossed tougher on the vetting. it's crossed to sam harrison, who was following this. the police are very keen to acknowledge the severity of the problems, but also point to the fact that they have made progress. that is right. i think, from that, with the na pcc, it is clear that there is a willingness across the police forces, to take on some of these recommendations and reports. 16 have been made in total. —— npcc. i think they can be broadly pasted into three separate categories, firstly, all

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ijust, i can't believe that he's gone. we couldn't sleep.pt phoning the others. as a community, we feel like the sky fall on us. and it's very sad. the local playgroup was cancelled and the local school where the eldest fares went was also closed, giving this community, which is in huge shock, time to remember and reflect. we've kept our church building open all day today so that people can come in and express their grief. and they have done in great numbers, actually. avon and somerset has referred itself to the police watchdog, the iopc, as they had previous contact with the household. now the focus is on these young siblings found dead in their home. fiona lamdin, bbc news. the uk prime minister rishi sunak is set to pledge he will never take food security for granted and outline support for farmers in a speech that is planned for today, due to happen very soon at the national farmers�* union in birmingham. we will bring that to you when it happens. this is something we have seen a lot of across europe. in poland, farmers will block roads

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ijust went in like any other morning and... ..he just laid face down, and ijust tried to wake him up. that could ever happen happened. going to the hospital, and not coming home with your child is just, like, the worst pain you could ever feel. it'sjust, like, i didn't want to leave him on his own. it was classed as sudden unexplained death in childhood or sudc. it happens about once a week in the uk. no symptoms, warnings or explanation. if you look through his records... no, it's not even in layman's terms or anything, is it? - the inquest is coming up and gavin's father—in—law has come over to help him prepare. if there's anything on there that you think you could ask questions on... the dacres should be getting some help from an nhs key worker, according to government guidelines. i've just phoned up, it's on the website and they said they don't deal with it. that's probably the fourth, maybe fifth solicitor i've tried contacting. because you were told to get legal representation for the inquest, which is approaching fast. and when you ring a solicitor, they just say they can't hel

ijust safely. however this did not happen. that we are trying to get comments from the israeli government surrounding this situation. of course hend on your two colleagues deaths as well. i want to ask about the communications that you had with the israeli army at that point where we were trying to rescue hend. what was the nature of that conversation? we didn't the nature of that conversation? - didn't have any direct communication, we normally coordinate i was safe access through a third party who are responsible to making the coordination. we got the green light after three hours of waiting and then the ambulance was dispatched to the location. they arrived at the location, they confirm that they could see the car where hend was. we had continuous gunfire and the sound of explosions. we missed the line. since 12 days there were no communication at all. we have lost communication with our staff and hend as well but we were hoping because over the three hours we had already heard gunfire and heard the sound of the israeli tan

ijust joined by my colleague vitaly shevchenko.ly shevchenko. ijust wanted to bring this in because we havejust shevchenko. ijust wanted to bring this in because we have just heard from mr navalny�*s press secretary who is saying that she has no confirmation at the moment of mr navalny�*s death, but i assume that we should take what the russian authorities are saying is fairly confirmed news. i authorities are saying is fairly confirmed news.— authorities are saying is fairly confirmed news. i would be highly surrised confirmed news. i would be highly surprised if— confirmed news. i would be highly surprised if what _ confirmed news. i would be highly surprised if what is _ confirmed news. i would be highly surprised if what is being - confirmed news. i would be highly surprised if what is being reported by this official source was to be untrue. it is true that they have a certain track record of being economical with the truth, but clearly this is not a matter they would not report correctly. given that he was in jail would not re

ijust won my first grammy!eilish. and the barbie movie took home a win tonight with billie eilish given song of the year for her hit from the film�*s soundtrack. # i used to float. # now ijust fall down. # i used to know...# taylor swift for midnights. but it�*s taylor swift who keeps on breaking records. and, as she made history by becoming the only artist to win best album four times, fans were in for a much—anticipated announcement. my brand—new album... cheering. ..comes out april 19th. cue swiftie hysteria! a strong showing for women in the big categories is a significant moment for the grammys, which has faced criticism for overlooking some female artists in the past. and this year is a memorable one forfemale artists across several generations. # moons and junes and ferris wheels#. this was a moment many fans never thought they�*d see. joni mitchell performing for the first time at the grammys at 80 years old. # ..way that you feel... a remarkable comeback after almost losing her life to a brain aneurysm

now you are a man of belfast, born and raised there, and i think, as ijust mentioned, it's fair to sayhere is a real creative buzz around belfast and northern ireland today. but when you were a youth there, growing up, was it a place that you felt, as a sort of creative soul that you needed to get out of? it wasn't a place that i felt i needed to get out of. i mean, i did eventually, but there was a reason for that was — was because my chosen profession turned out to be acting, and there were no theatre schools in ireland at that time. so i left the island for the first time to go to london, to a theatre school, to train. but when i was growing up, it was different days. i mean, we're talking about the �*50s into the �*60s, and there was a lot we didn't know about the world, and we only learnt about it by going down to the central library, and opening big books, and finding out that way. and in a way, i guess the world, we made our own worlds then, we didn't look out to the world, we made our own, between, i guess what we watched on television, in black and white, and just children's i

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ijust want to start by apologising — evening. ijust want to start by apologising to _ evening.veryone - evening. ijust want to start by apologising to everyone who i evening. ijust want to start byj apologising to everyone who is home who has— apologising to everyone who is home who has watched the proceedings here today because today was about something much bigger. we've been clear for— something much bigger. we've been clear for over a week now that we intended — clear for over a week now that we intended to — clear for over a week now that we intended to leave a motion in the house _ intended to leave a motion in the house of commons calling for an immediate cease—fire, enough was enough. _ immediate cease—fire, enough was enough, the killing had to stop at the hostages had to be released and instead _ the hostages had to be released and instead this place has done what it always— instead this place has done what it always does, devolve into a complete pantomime. 0ur motion was an effect unable _ pantomime. 0ur motion was an effect unable to— pantomime. 0ur motion was an ef

can ijust get in and ask a question? does _ that. can ijust get in and ask a question?d ask a question? does the white - that. can ijust get in and ask a i question? does the white house that. can ijust get in and ask a - question? does the white house have to change strategy? have they been complacent? you say there has always been this issue, but the nbc recent poll said 76% of voters are now concerned about biden�*s age, that is a problem, they cannot keep doing the same thing strategically without the same thing strategically without the problem getting worse, can they? i don't think the white house has been complacent at all, and i think you have to separate out the white house and the campaign, so the white house and the campaign, so the white house will continue governing. in some ways, the campaign is really getting going now, the republican primaries are still ongoing, have not been resolved, so i think you will see them having him out there more. he is obviously travelling, he has all of a social media, doing all the events that he needs to be doing, and i sus

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don't think— for these players and ijust don't think he'll— for these players and ijust don't think get the best out of them. i don't see us climbing up from _ them. i don't see us climbing up from llth — them. i don't see us climbing up from 11th. , ., them. i don't see us climbing up from 11th-_ from 11th. this month may be pivotal. starting _ from 11th. this month may be pivotal. starting with - from 11th. this month may be| pivotal. starting with tonight's from 11th. this month may be - pivotal. starting with tonight's fa cups replay against aston villa. constantino will know i chelsea, time is more valuable than money. patrick gearey, bbc news. leeds are waiting in the last 16 for the winner of tonight's replay at villa park, conor mcnamara is there for 5live. it's the original game between these, it was actually a very entertaining scoreless match. we novella played very high up the pitch, they pushed right up at chelsea, enjoyed getting in around behind them if it wasn't for martinez, they might have already booked their pathway through to the fifth round of the fa cup, they

ijust wanted to name profile in the way that could be easier for people to find it.l. she's gained the entire internet's attention. so this would be absolutely. mind—blowing if this was her. one of the reasonsjulia thought she might be madeleine was related to her appearance, including the placement of her moles on her face, her dimples, and, more importantly, their rare eye abnormality. i do not believe this is madeleine mccann. she is not madeliene situation. tiktok users began wildly speculating aboutjulia's instagram account, which gathered more than 1 million followers. did you expect that kind of response? not completely. i mean, i knew that there will be people who will not believe me, who will hate me, but i didn't expect that i will get death threats, for example. i was trying to be strong, even when people said, "you should die, "you should be raped, you should be killed, "you should be murdered." they said many things. and one person created a post. she created... ..a bounty on my head. she said that she will give 30,000 euros for my head. even when you we

cani can ijust can i just say, can ijust say, you may want to vote at some — can ijust say, you may wanteen _ at some point. a point of order has been raised — at some point. a point of order has been raised by the snp chief whip. as i been raised by the snp chief whip. as i say, _ been raised by the snp chief whip. as i say, i— been raised by the snp chief whip. as i say, i have made a judgment on a president— as i say, i have made a judgment on a president that has been done before, — a president that has been done before, i— a president that has been done before, i have viewed it —— not precedentm _ before, i have viewed it —— not precedent... i am going to stand by the ruling _ precedent... i am going to stand by the ruling and i will not take... brand — the ruling and i will not take... brand o'hara. —— brendan o'hara. speak _ mr speaker, i beg to move the snp motion has been tabled in my name and those on my right honourable friend's and those on my right honourable friends which calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza from all combatants. i wish to put on record once again the un

ijust could hold them and say, "we're safe, "we're safe, we're safe."derstand what happened because even when the power came back on, i didn't open the news, because i had to stay in a very small space in my head... ..to survive. to be a good mom. gilad was also able to tell his loved ones that he'd survived. i couldn't call him for a good couple of hours because if i would have called him, i would probably be dead. and my dad, he also, he lives in africa, in kenya. can't imagine what has been going through his mind. sirens what happened after our interview shows you how tense things still were two days on, on 9th october. explosions there's a huge barrage going on overhead just at the moment. we have taken cover. this is... it's actually a memorial building. you can see we're all here in the... there's nick. he's got a camera. indistinct comment yeah, we're going to... we're going to move. get down, get down. maayan�*s family held her funeral without her father tsachi. gali asked us to be there and to share the story of their pain. i left everything be

mr downie, ou time, ijust don't know. mr downie, ou said time, ijust don't know.your opinion? we did not have any leual in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. _ in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i— in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had _ in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had to _ in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had to do - in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had to do the i legal assistance. i had to do the application myself. they ask the right questions to me and i gave quite detailed responses, which i think they chose to ignore. they pick certain phrases out. an example, it's fairly obvious why my bankruptcy happened. they told me that i chose to pay off £100,000 mortgage, ratherthan that i chose to pay off £100,000 mortgage, rather than pay my £20,000 debt. well, that's not the case. i rented a home and my debts were double, nearly £50,000. where they got those figures from, i have no idea. 50 got those figures from, i have no idea.

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yeah, matthew, i cannot believe it, ijust got thej cannot believe it, ijust got the call 20 minutes agow him, i knew him since 1986, that this man was, in terms of radio dj and, in terms of broadcasting, in terms of committee kidding with an audience, in terms of doing that wonderful mystical, magical thing that makesjust radio, wonderful mystical, magical thing that makes just radio, live, wonderful mystical, magical thing that makesjust radio, live, he wonderful mystical, magical thing that makes just radio, live, he was at top of mount olympus. some people will remember kenny everett. he was like everett. he created this wonderful universe of sound and texture and characters, and it was just such a comforting sound when you heard it as well. itjust took you heard it as well. itjust took you to a wonderful place, because you to a wonderful place, because you knew you were safe. he was a brilliant, brilliant broadcaster, and as a dj, of course, he communicated, he made us laugh, he made us think, a really, really good interviewer, and you will have had that delest when he five years. h

ijust won my first grammy!e forgotten underwear. bye. laughter billie eilish! and the barbie movie took home a win tonight, with billie eilish given song of the year for her hit from the film's soundtrack. # i used to float # now i just fall down # i used to know...# taylor swift, for midnights. cheering and applause but it's taylor swift who keeps on breaking records, and as she made history by becoming the only artist to win best album four times, fans were in for a much—anticipated announcement. my brand—new album... cheering and applause ..comes out april 19th. cue, swiftie hysteria. a strong showing for women in the big categories is a significant moment for the grammys, which has faced criticism for overlooking some female artists in the past. and this year is a memorable one forfemale artists across several generations. # moons and junes. ..# this was a moment many fans never thought they'd see — joni mitchell performing for the first time at the grammys, at 80 years old. # ..the dizzy dancing way that y

i don't know the answer to that question, ijust know this - i that question, ijust know this — that questionith the seriousness of purpose and commitment that is necessary to get where we need to go. the developed world, the uk, europe, us, japan, canada, australia, other countries, they are moving, they really are moving. not quite fast enough yet, but they are moving. there are some people who are not moving. there are some people who are not movinu. ~ �* , ., there are some people who are not movina.~ �*, ., ., moving. well, there's a reason for that, there — moving. well, there's a reason for that. there is _ moving. well, there's a reason for that, there is something _ moving. well, there's a reason for that, there is something of- moving. well, there's a reason for that, there is something of a - that, there is something of a greenlash right now against climate policy. 0n the right in the uk and across the eu at the moment, climate is being used as a wedge issue, would be farmers, for instance. how do you stick to these pledges that your mission, these commitments that are being made a

i don't want to slow down, ijust ahead of myself.just want to get ahead of myself. i don't want to slow down, ijust want to get better and better. ifi slow down, ijust want to get better and better. if i say yes, this is it, this is not it for me. i want even more points. i want nines and tens and the chinese are still in front of me. i am chasing their scores and i want to apply as much pressure on them as they do on me. they are exceptional and they are a great inspiration as well. their work ethics, their training, their dives. they are majestic. finally, it was a0 years ago today that jayne torvill and christopher dean made history with gold in the winter olympics in sarajevo, for their iconic bolero routine. the duo have today announced their retiring from skating together in 2025. next spring they'll embark on a farewell tour across the uk, to say goodbye to fans ahead of hanging up their skates one final time. this morning they spoke to bbc breakfast. oh, it brings back so many memories. we had the opportunity yesterday to go

ijust feel like i need touch. ijust feel like i need to do my level best every day.ed to work hard, and they can be the best players in the world. they can be better than me. most of them, this is what they have been waiting for, they have been waiting for, they have been talking about this for a long time. every time a plane, they always, the text me and encourage me to continue working hard and playing. i'm sure this is the first one and there are more to come. let's have a quick look now at some other stories making the headlines. the english premier league has given the green light to sirjim ratcliffe�*s purchase of 25% of manchester united. the deal, worth around £1 billion, is still subject to football association approval. england captain leah williamson is back in the squad for the first time since a knee injury forced her to miss the world cup last year. she's one of 23 players selected to face austria and italy in friendlies later this month. part of the liverpool legends management team for a charity game at anfield against ajax legends in march. eriksson,

ijust came out of opens and he falls to the pavement.t of the shop and i saw the van was parked there and the guy was lying down on the floor. annie was trying to help. t can guy was lying down on the floor. annie was trying to help. i can only imaaine annie was trying to help. i can only imagine the — annie was trying to help. i can only imagine the pain _ annie was trying to help. i can only imagine the pain he _ annie was trying to help. i can only imagine the pain he was _ annie was trying to help. i can only imagine the pain he was going - imagine the pain he was going through. he was covered in blood, completely. through. he was covered in blood, completely-— through. he was covered in blood, i completely-_ 0h completely. really? on his back? on his back. completely. really? on his back? on his back- 12 — completely. really? on his back? on his back. 12 minutes _ completely. really? on his back? on his back. 12 minutes later, _ his back. 12 minutes later, paramedics _ his back. 12 minutes later, paramedics and _ his back. 12 minute

can ijust turn, mr speaker, to the snp motion. can ijust to turn, mr speaker, to the snp motion.eaker, to the snp motion. can ijust to the snp motion if i may? it our common desire for the fighting and suffering to stop, but it does not address, as currently drafted, although i did listen to the spokesperson for the snp, it does not address how the fighting will not restart. it calls for an end to the war but it does not lay out a path to a sustainable peace. it does not fully explain how a lasting ceasefire can be achieved and it makes no mention of a two state solution or palestinian statehood. it does not reference the icj ruling and the need for its full implementation. frankly, colleagues, the snp motion appears... if you wait one moment. it appears to be one—sided, for any ceasefire to work it must, by necessity, be observed by all sides are it is not a ceasefire! that is why we are clear. israel cannot be expected to cease fighting if hamas continues with violence, israelis have the right to the assurance that the horror of the 7th of october cannot happen again, i have no

ijust i did some new songs from the record. a new one. that is quite hard to play new songs.y only had one or two glasses. a lot of talk about barb and i met because the films come out in the same day. which did you see first. i did not see either. which did you see first. i did not see either-— which did you see first. i did not see either. ~ . . , ., , , see either. what have you seen this ear? see either. what have you seen this year? have — see either. what have you seen this year? have you _ see either. what have you seen this year? have you seen _ see either. what have you seen this year? have you seen teenage - see either. what have you seen this i year? have you seen teenage mutant ninja turtles? did you see super mario bros? rag and bone man live on the bbc, could you give us... come on. they what, sorry? peaches from the super mario. peaches, peaches, peaches. there we go! what is he talking about. a great soul. if you did that at the pre—bafta party that would have brought the house down. true romance. what is it you like about it? the cast is amazing. james kendal

ijust won my first grammy!re in for a much anticipated announcement. my brand new album... cheering. ..comes out april 19th. cue swifty hysteria! a strong showing for women in the big categories is a significant moment for the grammys, which has faced criticism for overlooking some female artists in the past. and, this year, is a memorable one forfemale artists across several generations. # moons and junes and ferris wheels.# this was a moment many fans never thought they'd see. joni mitchell performing for the first time at the grammys at 80 years old. a remarkable comeback after almost losing her life to a brain aneurysm. with major wins and powerful performances, this was a grammys in which women were well and truly centre stage. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. bit early for that, wasn't it? the costumes? outfits. good morning, carol. what laughing about? bame costumes? outfits. good morning, carol. what laughing about? some of the thins carol. what laughing about? some of the things you _ carol. what lau

ijust think it makes life easier. and it makes more sense.led today and costing £6 million, the aim is to make it easier to navigate the overground and attract more passengers. here, reaction was a bit more mixed. the gospel oak to barking riverside line is going to be called the suffragette line. 0k. what do you think of that? i don't think it helps you find where you're going. ijust think it's a name for the sake of naming something different. so i'm glad they're naming it because it should be used. but yeah, now more people will know about it, which is bad for me. right. i don't actually get the references. the mildmay mission began its work during the cholera epidemics in victorian london. the mildmay hospital in east london that treated those with hiv and was supported by princess diana is one of the local institutions, traditions and history lines are named after. others include the windrush, suffragette and lioness lines. it recognises the contribution of caribbean people and especially those who came over and helped to keep the london

ijust want to —— the undisputed fight.r—week ban — meaning he'll miss the upcoming matches against scotland and italy. however, this ban can be reduced by one week if he completes "tackle school". and the countdown to the super bowl is officially underway — however the headlines for sunday's match are not dominated by the two teams competing — but instead by musician taylor swift. she'll be hoping to see her boyfriend travis kelce — win a third super bowl for the kansas city chiefs — but that relationship has led to conspiracy theories about the competition itself being fixed. the idea that this was in the script and this was pre—planned, that'sjust script and this was pre—planned, that's just — script and this was pre—planned, that'sjust — it's nonsense. it's frankly not even worth talking about. we see two people who are really happy together, having fun together. i think that's wonderful. and i wish them well. they're both wonderful people. the fact that — you know, they're both involved with football in some fashion th

ijust can't thank you all enough for saving my life.eed to get a meeting in then, i guess, ideally this week. nicole and stacey both have loved ones with arfid. they were shocked at the lack of awareness and support available. in response, they set up the first dedicated arfid charity in the uk. if you can imagine going online and there being basically nothing about arfid, it was an information black hole, essentially. that was part of the frustration that i was experiencing is that i was dealing with doctors, paediatricians, dietitians who had never actually heard of arfid before. ready? steady. since alfie's inquest, stockport nhs trust has said they're deeply sorry they missed opportunities and have introduced new guidelines. hello. come here. lucy is now calling for better awareness of arfid, especially around its links to autism. i really, really want a pathway for understanding and knowledge for children on the spectrum. i don't want it to happen to anybody else. so although this hopefully will help other families, i will continue

and drjilani, ijust want to ask, personally, as someone, a medical professional, a doctor, he said youyou're not able to do that in a typical way when we're faced with shortages. personally, how does that affect you? i draw any strength i have by watching the people of palestine and the doctors and the nurses and the health care staff of gaza, who don't have the privilege that i have to exit, and i watch them work and that is how i managed the situation. being able to comfort a mother while her knees are buckling and i tell her her child is no longer alive — to me, being able to comfort her in that moment is the greatest comfort in honour of my life. thank you so much for talking about this with us today. dr seema jilani, thank you. thailand's former prime minister thaksin shinawatra has arrived at his residence after being released on parole. he served six months in a bangkok police hospital on corruption—related charges, which mr thaksin has called politically motivated. the polarising politician was in office from 2001 until he was toppled in a 2006 coup. he was later convicted of a

ijust want i just want to bring ijust want to bring in some breaking news from the british medical associationl once again go on strike, later this month, from february the 24th to the 28th. hugh pym, our health correspondent, has been tweeting that the strike has been tweeting that the strike has been called because ministers did not make an improved pay offer and a mandate for strike action expires at the end of the month and there is a ballot on extending for six months. just to reiterate to you that we have just got that news from the british medical association, announcing that junior doctors british medical association, announcing thatjunior doctors will announcing that junior doctors will go announcing thatjunior doctors will go on strike from the 24th of february to the 28th of february. president putin has insisted that russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries, calling such a scenario "absolutely out of the question". the comments were made during a lengthy interview that was conducted in the kremlin with former fox news host, tucker carlson. the inter

ijust wish _ share prince harry's opinion. ijust wish he _ share prince harry's opinion.t. a share prince harry's opinion. i 'ust wish he would stop doing it. a brief statement now _ wish he would stop doing it. a brief statement now from _ wish he would stop doing it. a brief statement now from piers - wish he would stop doing it. a brief statement now from piers morgan. | 0ur correspondent, charlie rose, gave us more details about how the settlement was reached. this all follows events last year, when prince harry won 15 of 33 sample claims, saying journalists obtained information about him unlawfully, hacking into his phone and his voice mail to get information to write articles about him. but prince harry argued that was really just the tip of the iceberg and there were 115 more examples of articles written using information about him obtained unlawfully. now, today prince harry has settled his claim against mirror group newspapers, who have agreed to pay £400,000, not including additional costs. now, prince harry has his sights set on the publishers of the daily mail

ijust started pouring water all over_ black. ijust started pouring water all over her— black. black. ijust started pouring water all over her face.— all over her face. it was crazy. there is _ all over her face. it was crazy. there is now _ all over her face. it was crazy. there is now a _ all over her face. it was crazy. there is now a massive - all over her face. it was crazy. . there is now a massive manhunt. police believe 30 five road abdul ezedi travelled down from newcastle. he was last seen in north london sometime after the attack. i plead ou not to sometime after the attack. i plead you not to approach _ sometime after the attack. i plead you not to approach him, - sometime after the attack. i plead you not to approach him, called i sometime after the attack. i plead i you not to approach him, called 999, he has significant injuries to the right side of his face. haifa he has significant injuries to the right side of his face. how many officers are _ right side of his face. how many officers are trying _ right side of his face. how many officers are trying to _ right

ijust run i just run outside ijust run outside and as soon as i got outside it was like, what am i stepping was like, what am i stepping into? iwas shocked, i kinda froze and it was hard take in what i had just seen. obviously, once i gathered kind of what was going on, it was straightaway, i need to call the police, i need an ambulance, i need the police, he is getting away. if it wasn't for the neighbours and everyone here on that night, it would have got a whole lot worse. i held onto the girl the whole time, trying to keep her still in case she had a spinal injury, in case she had something on her brain. i kept talking to her, kept trying to keep her awake. now before we go you may have heard about rohan bopanna, who at the age of 43 has reached a milestone, becoming the doubles number one tennis player in the world. my colleague — nikhil inamdar asked him about the secrets to his success and the advice he has for other leaders. i would say to really focus and sharpen the goals. even though you have a long—term goal, break into shorter goals. that is when you start, not losing focus. ma

ijust feel like it is a good review to _ nominations?o answer. it is great for the film because it _ a good review to answer. it is great for the film because it gets - for the film because it gets noticed, _ for the film because it gets noticed, it gets seen more. so what is not _ noticed, it gets seen more. so what is not to— noticed, it gets seen more. so what is not to like — noticed, it gets seen more. so what is not to like about that?— is not to like about that? when i heard about _ is not to like about that? when i heard about poor _ is not to like about that? when i heard about poor thing, - is not to like about that? when i heard about poor thing, i i is not to like about that? when i heard about poor thing, ijust i is not to like about that? when i l heard about poor thing, ijust fell in love. heard about poor thing, i 'ust fell in love. ., ., ., ., ., ., in love. you said what would a woman be if she were — in love. you said what would a woman be if she were to _ in love. you said what would a woman be if she were to start _

ijust| won my first grammy! thank too much information. ijust- won my first grammy!ne, but i might have forgotten underwear. and now here is ten seconds of this unusual concert, one pianist in germany took performing to new heights playing a piano concert suspended vertically in the air. that is it from me, you are all cut up. —— all caught up. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm marc edwards. here's what is coming up on our show. foden on fire as the hat—trick hero helps manchester city up to second. he keeps the match ball in a 3—1win over brentford. a record run chase too far — england run out of miracles as india level the series. calling it a massive issue — emma hayes says there aren't enough opportunities for female coaches in the wsl. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. manchester city are up to second in the premier league after a convincing 3—1 win at brentford which sees them move menacingly into second place two points behind leaders liverpool with a game in hand. while all the pre—match talk centred around erling haaland

ijust want i just want to bring some ijust want to bring some breaking news.ted of murdering emma caldwell, 18 years after police first identified him as after police first identified him as a potential suspect in the case. ian packham strangled the 27—year—old in april 2005 and left her naked body in remote wards in south lanarkshire. he told detectives in 2007 that he had previously taken emma and other sex workers to the woods, where she was found, but he wasn't charged until 2022. the 51—year—old will receive an automatic life sentence. this is breaking news, as i have said. that verdict has just been delivered. the jury verdict has just been delivered. the jury has been considering this for a number of days. you can see there the scene outside the courts in glasgow where, as i said, those deliberations have been continuing for the past few days. just to bring you that breaking news once again a man has been convicted of murdering emma caldwell 18 years after police first identified him as a potential suspect in the case. he strangled... iain packer strang

but some are lining up to move down the path that ijust described. but some are not. to break and will continue to defend our people and will continue to defend their interests from the face of such attacks and not to fuel escalation but to prevent it. finally, in my discussions with the prime minister, senior official, raising profound concerns about actions and rhetoric, including from government officials that inflame tensions that undercut international support in place greater strains on israel's security the people of israel's security the people of israel have sacrificed enormously. to forge this nation and to defendant. and the right path to take will be decided and whether they are ready to make difficult choices necessary and realise the vision of the long elusive process of true peace interest security. as a true friend of israel, as the country that is always been first to woodside, whether it was may 14, 1948 or october seven, 2023, we will always be there for those.— always be there for those. thank you mr secretary — always be there for those. thank you

as ijust said, _ more sensible thing to do. as ijust said. the _ more sensible thing to do.ility is because it's likely to _ responsibility is because it's likely to cost more in the long run the more — likely to cost more in the long run the more we leave it. there is a very— the more we leave it. there is a very strong _ the more we leave it. there is a very strong economic argument for investment— very strong economic argument for investment sooner than later, and there _ investment sooner than later, and there is— investment sooner than later, and there is enough money in the economy to pay— there is enough money in the economy to pay for— there is enough money in the economy to pay for that, itjust requires a change — to pay for that, itjust requires a change in — to pay for that, itjust requires a change in approach, and reforming the tax _ change in approach, and reforming the tax for— change in approach, and reforming the tax for the system so that those with the _ the tax for the system so that those with the broader shoulders who can afford _ with the broader shoul

ijust wish he would stop doing it.say after that. his scorn for the duke and duchess of sussex runs deep, it was the reason he parted company with itv. ok, i'm done with this. sorry. but for prince harry this isjust the beginning — further legal action is under way against other papers. prince harry's guns are going to train on the sun and there is a case against them later in the year, and then after that on the mail newspaper group. he wants the vindication, the understanding that there was wrongdoing and that impacted on him, he is not in it as he said many times for the money. but the prince was not in court today. he has returned to the us and an nfl awards show, and a night off from his battle against the press. david sillito, bbc news. shooting an iconic magazine cover is never easy, especially when it's for the front page of though. but how about shooting just one star, but 40- about shooting just one star, but 40— all at the same time. this is the behind the scenes footage from the behind the scenes footage fr