this is jacqueline kirk before her injuries.the brutal attack, but she was gone too soon. jenny kumah, bbc news. our top story this evening: there's been a sharp rise in the number of people facing long waits for cancer care. coming up, england beat india in a thrilling semifinal of the t20 world cup and now face pakistan in the final. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel, gareth southgate has announced his world cup squad, with leicester midfielder james maddison and forwards marcus rashford and callum wilson amongst the 26 players heading to qatar. england kick off their world cup campaign injust 11 days�* time in qatar. today the england manager gareth southgate named the 26—man squad he is taking with him. and there are a few surprises, as our sports editor dan roan reports. maguire went for it, and it is in from _ maguire went for it, and it is in from harry— maguire went for it, and it is in from harry kane!— maguire went for it, and it is in from harry kane! maguire went for it, and it is in from har kane! ., .,

this is jacqueline kirk before the attack.se of her injuries, she herself was not defeated by the crime. they remember her as a strong willed, rebellious and witty. jenny kumar, bbc news. the boss of the high street fashion chain next is urging the government to let more foreign workers into the uk, to help ease labour shortages. lord wolfson, who was a prominent supporter of brexit, says the uk's current immigration policy is crippling growth. he's been speaking to our business editor, simonjack — whojoins me now. is this surprising coming from him? in some ways, yes he was a prominent supporter of brexit, one of the big business people who wear. but he was very clear that this on immigration grounds is not the brexit he voted for. he said the government is deeply divided whether it is fortress britain and pulling up the drawbridge at all if it wants to be an open nation where the country can get in the labour supply in needs but he says the current system isn't working. we have got people queueing up to come to this country

this is jacqueline kirk before the attack.ies, she herself was not defeated by the crime. they remember her as a strong willed, rebellious and witty. jenny kumah, bbc news. the senior investigating officer in the case, spoke outside court after the sentencing. good afternoon, everyone. my name's mark almond, and a detective chief inspector from the major crime team in avon and somerset police. ijust have a short statement i'd like to read on behalf ofjackie and herfamily and the police. it's difficult to put into words the impact stephen craig's actions have had on both jacqueline and herfamily. while i never metjackie, from what her children tell me, she was truly a remarkable woman. she overcame numerous challenges with an incredible determination and fought with great dignity to rediscover the life that she had before she was attacked. i expect that her resilience was one of the reasons why she surprised doctors and survived for a further 21 years, during which time she saw her children grow up, get married and have childre

this is jacqueline kirk before the attack. would like to read on the family and the police. it is difficult to put into work the impact the perpetrators actions have had onjacqueline and her family. had onjacqueline and herfamily. whilst i never metjackie, from had onjacqueline and herfamily. whilst i never met jackie, from what her children tell me, she was truly a remarkable woman. she overcame numerous challenges with an incredible determination and fought with great dignity to rediscover the life that she had before she was attacked. i expect that her resilience was one of the reasons why she surprised doctors and survived for a further 21 years during which time she saw her children grow up, get married and have children of their own. stephen craig was undoubtedly responsible forjacqueline's death and like all murderers deserves to be punished and once again i would like to thank jackie's family for their support and the courage they have shown not just during the course of this investigation and court case but for the pa

jacqueline kirk's x partner, stehen me. jacqueline kirk's x partner, stephen craig. _ me.a full life. she: was a fighter. she determined to live a full life. 5u;e: was a fighter. she always determined to live a full life. 519 was a fighter. she always beat determined to live a full life. 519: was a fighter. she always beat the odds. she was very stubborn. for her, it was a very positive thing. craig was convicted of gbh in 2000 and released on licence three years ago. this is him being arrested last yearfor murder after ago. this is him being arrested last year for murder after miss kirk ago. this is him being arrested last yearfor murder after miss kirk died with a ruptured diaphragm. during the trial, the court heard conflicting medical evidence, but the jury agreed with experts like her consultant tim cook, who said that injuries to her airway and torso were partly responsible for her diaphragm rupturing and that doctors felt her condition was too high to operate. this is jacqueline kirk before the attack. her family say although she died decades later because of her in

this is jacqueline kirk before her injuries. but to flee kherson after the ukrainians destroyed their supply lines. a prominent british politician who was in the government has swapped the halls of westminster with the jungle in australia. the former health secretary matt hancock made his debut appearance on the british reality tv show i'm a celebrity...get me out of here. the show involves celebrities living in a jungle without any comforts and competing against each other in order to win. during his trial, mr hancock had to crawl through a tunnel while covered in sludge and bugs. his arrival was met with mixed reaction by contestants. so, why did you do it? why did i do it? yeah, why are you here? because there's... honest truth is because there's, it's... there's so few ways in which politicians can show that we're human beings. so ijust thought it would be good to do that. and i've got a sense of adventure. so, you kind of want people to see you for you? i hope so. here in the uk, there has been a lot of criticism about his

jacqueline kirk was badly disfigured after steven craig re—enacted a torture scene from the film reservoirserved almost 19 years in jail. china's new top leadership body has reaffirmed the commitment to pursuing zero covid as infections and lockdowns increase across the country. the standing committee of the communist party's politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formed last month, said the nation needed to remain "resolute". artemis is the us mission that, if everything goes to plan, will see us return to the moon by 202a. after that, the next target is mars. preparing for these missions can be quite a challenge, so the european space agency has sent aspiring astronauts to somewhere on earth that seems out of this world, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. that giant leap was more than 50 years ago now. not long after, mankind basically gave up on lunar exploration. mission control: ..two, one, and lift-off. - but that's about to change with nasa and other space agencies thinking big. this is not the moon. it is lanzar

jacqueline kirk was badly disfigured after steven craig re—enacted a torture scene from the film reservoirtise christianity. now the ministry of defence is to issue daily prayer books — called nitnem gutka�*s — to sikh service personnel. it�*s all down to a major in the british army who�*s spent years campaigning to make it happen = as claire jones explains. just a warning, there are some flashing images in this piece. at this printers, more than 500 copies of sikh daily prayer books are being created. for sikhs, our scriptures are notjust words, but they are the living embodiment of our group. major daljinder singh—virdee has been campaigning for two years to make this possible. the army has been providing christian religious texts for many years, and i saw the opportunity there to open the door for the sikh faith, to provide to sikh texts. after arriving at a sikh temple in london, the prayer books are being blessed. chanting and praying the prayer books have been printed in three languages and in durable material to withstand the rigours of military life. the camouflage books are for th

jacqueline kirk was badly disfigured after steven craig reenacted a torture scene from the film reservoir top leadership body has reaffirmed the commitment to pursuing zero covid, as infections and lockdowns increase across the country. the standing committee of the communist party�*s politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formed last month, said the nation needed to remain resolute. for many years, the british army has been providing bibles for its staff who practise christianity. now the ministry of defence is to issue daily prayer books called nitnem gutkas to sikh service personnel. it�*s all down to a major in the british army who�*s spent years campaigning to make it happen, as claire jones explains. just a warning — there are some flashing images in this piece. at this printers, more than 500 copies of sikh daily prayer books are being created. for sikhs, our scriptures are notjust words, but they are the living embodiment of our guru. major daljinder singh—virdee has been campaigning for two years to make this possible. the army has been providing christian religious t