those who knew jayden moodie says he was outgoing and knowledgeable with an interest in nature.ed illegally in this part of east london when he was hit by a car yesterday evening, in what police say was a targeted attack. he was then stabbed multiple times by a gang of three men and died at the scene. his death has devastated this local community. jayden called me granddad. he was going to start the boxing training. his auntie, and that, they bought him gloves, they was setting him up. so it's not that jayden didn't have any future. the teenager is the youngest victim of knife crime in london over the last 12 months. leyton is a busy part of east london, but it is known for problems with gang—related violence and drugs. a report last year found that those gangs were increasingly using young people and gps technology as part of their competitive criminal activity with rival groups, and in some cases, inevitably, leading to people losing their lives. yeah, i have a 14—year—old son myself. i'm very concerned about him. and i'll do anything i can to protect him. and thinking that so

and the other main stories on tonight's programme: police say 14—year—old jayden moodie — knocked offn east london and fatally stabbed — was deliberately targeted. a bbc investigation finds eight men have killed themselves in the uk after being caught by so—called "paedophile hunters". we hearfrom one of their daughters. look at me! look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! and the favourite‘s the favourite — the comedy starring olivia coleman outstrips the competition with 12 nominations for this year's bafta awards. and coming up on bbc news — a fairy tale league cup tie for nigel clough's burton albion tonight — at the etihad against champions manchester city. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six — from westminster where mps have gathered again at the start of five more days of debate over brexit — ahead of the crunch vote on the prime minister's deal next tuesday. but before the talking had even begun — the government suffered another major setback over brexit — the second in just 2a hours. in a surprise twist, mps voted that if the prime minister's deal is rejected —

those who knew jayden moodie says he was outgoing and knowledgeable with an interest in nature.ally in this part of east london when he was hit by a car yesterday evening in what police say was a targeted attack. he was then stabbed multiple times by a gang of three men and died at the scene. his death has devastated this local community. jayden called me grandad. he was going to start the boxing training. his auntie and that, they bought him gloves, they were setting him up. so it's not that jayden didn't have any future. the teenager is the youngest victim of knife crime in london over the last 12 months. leyton is a busy part of east london but it's known for problems with gang—related violence and drugs. a report last year found that those gangs were increasingly using young people and gps technology as part of their competitive criminal activity with rival groups and in some cases, inevitably, leading to people losing their lives. i have a 14—year—old son myself. very concerned about him. i will do anything i can to protect him. and thinking that somebody, some parent has l

jayden moodie's family have given an emotional tribute in front of the media this evening.geted attack. in the lead up to his death he had been riding a moped, he was then involved in a collision with a car and stabbed repeatedly by a group of men, and later died from his injuries. his death has shocked the community and his family say they are devastated. this clip contains flash photography. i would like to stress to jayden had recently moved from london to nottingham and had no affiliation with gangs. focus needs to be on the fact that he has been brutally murdered in cold blood and deserves a fair chance ofjustice, as much as anyone else in this situation. it is 48-hour since the teenager was killed. police are yet to make any arrests. last night they recovered the car they believe was involved in the lead up to his death but that is little comfort for jayden moodie's family who say he was totally and viciously murdered in cold blood. thank you. a man who drove his car down a crowded alley and on to a nightclub dance floor has been jailed for 28 years. mohammed abdul in

those who knew jayden moodie say he was outgoing and knowledgeable, with an interest in nature. moped illegally in this part of east london, when he was hit by a car yesterday evening, in what police say was a targeted attack. he was then stabbed multiple times by a gang of three men, and died at the scene. his death has devastated this local community. jayden called me granddad. he was going to start the boxing training. his auntie, and that, they bought him gloves, they was setting him up. so it's not that jayden didn't have any future. the teenager is the youngest victim of knife crime in london over the last 12 months. leyton is a busy part of east london, but it's known for problems with gang—related violence and drugs. a report last year found that those gangs were increasingly using young people and gps technology as part of their competitive criminal activity with rival groups, and in some cases, inevitably, leading to people losing their lives. yeah, i have a 14—year—old son myself, that i'm very concerned about. and i'll do anything i can to protect him. you know, and

boy who was knocked off a moped in east london as a targeted attack — he's been named locally as jayden moodyt trump makes a tv address to the nation on what he calls the border crisis with mexico. a ban on nuisance calls about pensions starts today to help tackle fraudsters trying to trick people out of their savings. look at me! look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! and the favourite‘s the favourite. the comedy starring olivia colman gains a whopping 12 nominations for this year's bafta awards. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news. the wait goes on for tottenham to move into their new stadium. their first game there won't be until march at the earliest. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has begun a fresh push to convince mps to back her brexit deal, as they begin five days of debate here at westminster. she cancelled a vote on her plans last month — after admitting she was likely to face a heavy defeat. at prime minister's questions opposition parties accused theresa may of having nothing new to offer. in the words ofjeremy corbyn "not

jayden moodie had plans to start training at a boxing academy later this month.ng. on this road in east london, a car deliberately knocked him off his moped. he was then stabbed repeatedly, in what police say was a targeted atack by three men. tonight, the teenager's family spoke publicly for the first time. jayden was a loving, caring, bright young lad who had so many hopes and dreams. he had a keen interest in all kinds of bikes and loved learning how to fix them. and i would like to stress that jayden recently moved from nottingham to london, and had absolutely no affiliation with gangs. focus needs to be on the fact that he has been brutally murdered, in cold blood, and deserves a fair chance atjustice. police have now recovered the car that they believe was involved in his murder, which could provide vital forensic evidence. it has been 48 hours since the teenager was killed on this road in east london. police are yet to make any arrests, and they are continuing to do house to house inquiries. adina campbell, bbc news in leyton, east london. in the democrati

jayden moodie had plans to start training at a boxing academy later this month. london, a car deliberately knocked him off his moped. he was then stabbed repeatedly, in what police say was a targeted atack by three men. tonight, the teenager's family spoke publicly for the first time. jayden was a loving, caring, bright young lad who had so many hopes and dreams. he had a keen interest in all kinds of bikes and loved learning how to fix them. and i would like to stress that jayden recently moved from nottingham to london, and had absolutely no affiliation with gangs. focus needs to be on the fact that he has been brutally murdered, in cold blood, and deserves a fair chance at justice. police have now recovered the car that they believe was involved in his murder, which could provide vital forensic evidence. it has been 48 hours since the teenager was killed on this road in east london. police are yet to make any arrests, and they are continuing to do house to house inquiries. adina campbell, bbc news in leyton, east london. in the democratic republic of congo, on

jayden moodie died after being attacked on tuesday evening.n to die in london in a street attack for more than a year. jayden moodie was a 14—year—old little boy who was mowed down by thugs in my constituency on tuesday night, and then stabbed to death. he is the sixth child that my community has had to bury in the last 18 months. many more have been stabbed or attacked with guns in my constituency. now, i know the leader of the house will understand the concern i think that myself, the memberfor gedling, and the member for leyton and wa nstead share about policing when it comes to police resources, but we also want to prevent these instances. too many of the histories of these young people involve exclusion from mainstream schooling. too many of our young people are being written off. the government announced last march that they were doing a review its exclusion, so can we have an urgent update on that review, and what is being done to put proper support and to helping these young people to save their potential, rather that to see more famil

he‘s been named locally as jayden moody.rds. and we‘ve got the sport with ollie foster. tottenham‘s new stadium saga continues, they can‘t move in until at least march. and there‘s more cup football tonight, we‘ll look ahead to burton‘s tough trip to manchester city. we‘ll bejoining you for a full update just after half—past. darren bett has all the weather. good afternoon. there‘s been some sunshine earlier today after a frosty start but there will be some frosty start but there will be some frost around overnight tonight. but there is crowd coming in from the i‘m sick and we are heading back to square i‘m sick and we are heading back to square one i‘m sick and we are heading back to square one later in the week. all the details coming up. —— there is cloud coming in from the atlantic. this is afternoon live. i‘m simon mccoy in a rather noisy westminster. in the past half—hour the government has suffered another brexit defeat in the house of commons. mps voted to force the government to come back to parliament within three

detectives say three men used the black mercedes to ram into jayden moodie before killing him in a targetedls in the area, including at local schools. absolutely shocking. that is the question. i did not sleep last night thinking about that. i think about his family and his friends, what actually happened at? 14 years old. i think that will strike a chord with semi— parents and so many people across london and the uk that that could happen to such a young boy —— so many parents. that rb at —— that‘s the answers we try to get at the moment. uk retailers experienced the worst christmas in a decade and we‘re due to get details from some big high street names later. nina‘s got more on this. nina? good morning. that is according to the british retail consortium, the trade body that represents shops. they told us there was no great competitor last christmas. that has not happened since the depths of the globalfinancial not happened since the depths of the global financial crisis ten years ago. retailers have been trying really ha rd. ago. retailers have been trying really hard. it felt like there

jayden moodie's family have given an emotional tribute in front of the media this evening.ay was a targeted attack. in the lead—up to his death, he had been riding a moped. he was then involved in a collision with a car, and then stabbed repeatedly by a group of men and later died from his injuries. his death has shocked this local community and his family say they are devastated. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... president trump is at the us—mexican border to try and win support for his plan to build a wall there. we can turn to some of the main stories from bbc world service. the french interior minister has accused supporters of the yellow vest protest movement of damaging around 60% of the speed cameras on french roads. one of the many grievances of the yellow vests is that the government has lowered the speed limit on country roads. bbc world service. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has been sworn in for a second term in office. many countries in the americas have said they won't recognise mr maduro's presidency because they b

a man has been charged with the murder of 14—year—old jayden moodie.tabbed to death in east london earlier this month. police arrested the suspect in wembley this morning. police are investigating a suspected car bomb in northern ireland, after they received reports of an explosion in londonderry at about 8:00 this evening. the area around the incident, outside the court house in bishop street, has been sealed off and police have told the public to stay away from the scene. the dup leader, arlene foster, tweeted her reaction to the ongoing situation. she said: "this pointless act of terror must be condemned in the strongest terms. it only hurts the people of the city and is perpetrated by people with no regard for life." she also said she was grateful to emergency services for their swift actions which helped ensure there have been no fatalities or injuries. the sinn fein mp for londonderry, elisha mccallion also spoke out about the car bomb. she said: "this incident has shocked the local community. in particular, there are many elderly residents who l

the labour mp john cryer opened the debate watched by the family of 14—year—old jayden moodie who wasin east london. i think to some extent we've become enured to the violence on our streets. it is certainly happening across east london but elsewhere in the country. every week, there seem to be more news stories of stabbings of gun crime and of related activities, but what happened a couple of weeks ago, as i said before, seems to an awful lot of people to be a new low. other mps shared stories from their constituencies, including meg hillier, the labour mp for hackney south, who quoted a mother whose son was stabbed eight times in an ambush. he told me when it happened, he was ambushed and knives were coming at him from all angles. "i thought that was it," he said. "i didn't even know these guys — they just ambushed me and started stabbing me." my son underwent surgery to his legs, chest, arms and his two hands will need plastic surgery, but, she said, i'm blessed that i am a mother who can say thank god my son is alive. because despite that horror, sir graham, that young man is aliv

police say they have found the car believed to have been involved in the murder of 14—year—old jayden moodie knocked off a moped before being fatally stabbed in east london. president donald trump has walked out of a meeting with democratic leaders as negotiations broke down on the 19th day of a us government shutdown. a man has been arrested and 27 suspected migrants are detained after they were found in the back of a lorry stopped by police on the m6 in staffordshire. and the nominations for this year's bafta awards were announced today, with the favourite shortlisted in 12 categories. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, who's the associate director at the institute of economic affairs, and the political journalist, jane merrick. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in — with the drama in parliament today featuring heavily in the papers. the face of the commons‘ speaker is all over the front of the daily telegraph, with the paper focusing onjohn bercow‘s unprecedented move of allowing a vote on an amendment wh

was murdered in east london have said he "had absolutely no affiliation with gangs". 14—year—old jayden moodie. he was a 14—year—old miner who had his whole life ahead of him which should never have been viciously taken from him. it has been very distressing that the majority of reports about jayden have distressing that the majority of reports aboutjayden have mentioned london gangs. i would like to stress that he had recently moved from nottingham to london and had absolutely no affiliation with gangs. focus needs to be on the fact that he has been brutally murdered in cold blood and deserves a fair chance at justice as in cold blood and deserves a fair chance atjustice as much as anyone else in this situation. that was just short while ago. the funeral of the former leader of the liberal democrats, lord ashdown, has taken place in the village of norton sub hamden in somerset. paddy ashdown died just before christmas aged 77 just two months after revealing that he was being treated for bladder cancer. he led the lib dems for 11 years and was mp for yeovil between 1983 and 2001. the duchess o

those who knew jayden moodie say he was outgoing, and knowledgeable, with an interest in nature.hit by a car yesterday evening in what police say was a targeted attack. he was then stamped multiple times by a gang of three men and died at the scene. his death has devastated this local community. jayden called me grandad, he was going to start the boxing training, his auntie bought him gloves, they were setting him up. it's not like jayden didn't have any future. the teenager is the youngest victim of knife crime in london over the last 12 months. this is a busy part of east london but it is known for problems with gang—related violence and drugs. a report last year found that those gangs were increasingly using young people and gps technology as part of their competitive criminal activity with rival groups. and in some cases, inevitably, leading to people losing their lives. last year, was the worst for violent crime in england and wales since 2011. in london alone, 132 people were killed. more than half of those cases involved knives. since last night's attack, please say they h

those who knew jayden moodie say he was outgoing and knowledgeable with an interest in nature.t london when he was hit by a car yesterday evening, in what police say was a targeted attack. he was then stabbed multiple times by a gang of three men and died at the scene. his death has devastated this local community. jayden called me grandad. he was going to start the boxing training, his auntie, and that, they bought him gloves and they were setting him up, so it's not like jayden didn't have any future. the teenager is the youngest victim of knife crime in london over the last 12 months. leyton is a busy part of east london, but it is known for problems with gang—related violence and drugs. a report last year found that those gangs were increasingly using young people and gps technology as part of their competitive criminal activity with rival groups, and in some cases, inevitably, leading to people losing their lives. last year was the worst for violent crime in england and wales since 2011. and in london alone, 132 people were killed, more than half of those cases involved kn

and the other main stories on tonight's programme: police say 14—year—old jayden moodie — knocked off

jayden moodie was stabbed to death after being knocked off his moped by a car on tuesday evening. 0urmedia this evening, the 14—year—old was killed on this road on tuesday night in what police say was a targeted attack. now in the lead up to his death, he'd been riding a moped, he was then involved in a collision with the car, and then stabbed repeatedly by a group of men and later died from his injuries. his death has shocked this local community, and his family say they are devastated. this clip does contain some flash photography. i would like to stress that jaden had i would like to stress that jaden ha d rece ntly i would like to stress that jaden had recently moved from nottingham to london, and had absolutely no affiliation with gangs. focus needs to be on the fact that he has been brutally murdered in cold blood, and deserves a fair chance atjustice. as much as anyone else in this situation. well it's been 48 hours since the teenager was killed, police have yet to make any arrests. last night, they did recover the car they believe was involved in the lead up to his death, but

police think they've found the car used to knock 14—year—old jayden moodie off a moped in east londonbbed to death. detectives say three men used a black mercedes to ram into the teenager before killing him in a targeted attack in leyton. officers have increased patrols in the area, including at local schools. retailers have reported significant falls in sales over the festive season, as the sector suffers its worst christmas in ten years. struggling department store debenhams saw a 5.7% fall in like—for—like sales over the festive period, with m&s and sainsbury‘s also suffering. other retailers such as tesco and john lewis said their christmas had been stronger. women taking certain types of hormone replacement therapy tablets could be more at risk from serious blood clots, according to new research. the study in the british medicaljournal said that despite the overall risk being low, hrt patches and gels were the safest form of treatment. gps' leaders said women should not panic or stop taking hrt, which is used to relieve symptoms of the menopause, but should raise any concerns wit

an 18—year—old man will appear in court today charged with the murder of 14 year old jayden moodie.. an nhs service in camden is said to have saved £2.4 million by treating elderly and vulnerable patients in their own homes. it's estimated more than 700 hospital admissions have been avoided since last april by referring patients to a rapid response team. we estimate that our hospital admission, just for one—day, costs about £3,000 — that's going through the emergency department then being admitted to a ward. on average, a length of stay with that response costs about £800, so the savings are enormous. that's just for a 1—day stay. this week we're hearing from the capital's young religious leaders to find out how they're shaping theirfaiths for younger generations. 28—year—old sarah mcdonald says it often surprises people that she's a vicar. i think that people have a view in their head of what a vicar looks like, and the type of person that is a vicar, and i don't think i always fit that, which is kind of good. like, that's one of the reasons i wanted to go in the church, was to say

detectives say three men used a black mercedes to ram into jayden moodie before killing him in a targeted patrols in the area, including at local schools. absolutely shocking. you know, that's the question. i didn't sleep last night thinking about that. i think about his family and his friends. what actually happened there? 14 years old. i think that will strike a chord with so many parents and so many people across london and the uk that that could happen to such a young boy. that's the answers we're trying to get at the moment. one man has died and another three people have been taken to hospital after a fire at a house in stoke—on—trent. the blaze at the property started at around midnight last night. paramedics treated ten patients at the scene. an ambulance spokeswoman said nothing could be done to save the man who died. talks to end the us government shutdown collapsed last night, leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers in limbo. president trump called the meeting with democratic leaders a "total waste of time" after they again refused his demand to fund a border wall with