mr davies is safely behind bars, jihadi john has been killed in a drone strike.ed by the us state department earlier this year are still believed to be alive and at large in syria. alexander koti and al—shafi al sheikh. it seems all four men knew each other in west london before separately travelling out and being reunited. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may says too many ordinary working families are paying too much for their energy bills and promises a price cap if the conservatives win the election. jeremy corbyn says a labour government would give people the chance to "take wealth back" from tax cheats and rip—off bosses, as he formally launches the party's general election campaign. 7? ?? newsub 77 newsub the ? ? newsub the owner of a dog who attacked a girl in liverpool has pleaded guilty in the last few minutes to being in charge of dangerously out of control dogs. in sport, maria sharapova will be offered a wild card to play at the pre—wimbledon grass court tournament in birmingham next month. she's been criticised by players for

during the case, aine davis was asked about his association with jihadi john asked about his associationciation with jihadijohn and whether he had been involved in the beheading cell in syria. he denied that. western intelligence agencies are absolutely clear that they believe that aine davis was one of the beatles, nicknamed the beatles by those western journalists and aid workers who they de—tyned and many of them had their heads cut off byjihadi john —— detained. he's starting a seven and a half year sentence which he'll serve in turkey while the british and american authorities decide whether they want to extradite him to one of those countries to serve trial for his role in that beatles detention cell. daniel, his wife has beenjailed in connection with terrorism offences already? that is correct. his wife was actually jailed already? that is correct. his wife was actuallyjailed at the old bailey for sending him money or trying to send him money while he was in syria. she's actually served her sentence and is now out of prison but she actually, while he was still on the run, as it we

as michael weiss was pointing out, remember jihadi john. and also they are trying to encourage well wishers, fellow travelers, and for a variety of reasons, britain and particularly the cities outside of london, birmingham, manchester, seem susceptible to these marginalized groups or quasi-assimilated groups of immigrants so, yeah, again, not in any sense this particular event, i don't mean in any way to subject that any officials or agencies did anything wrong. how on earth could you know this particular person was going to do something? but unfortunately, there has been -- there have been plenty of warnings that as isis loses at home, it will lash out abroad. >> fareed, just initially they're talking about this being a suicide bomb, saying also that there was shrapnel, shrapnel may have been used which would be nails. so my question to you is, if it turns out to be that, is there anything about this attack or the manner in which it was carried out, that might give us an idea about who was behind it or how big of an operation it was or is?

jihadi john was british. but we've seen far less attacks in britain than we've seen, for example, in belgium and france. even though the numbers of fighters are roughly similar. >> it was noted earlier, i should tell you we are expecting a news conference from manchester police in a moment. there is an anniversary here in terms of british attacks, that the lee rig by attack this unbelievable graphic attack on a british soldier who was beheaded in the middle of a street on camera, that was may 22nd, 2013. obviously we don't know if that's significant. might be a coincidence. did that strike you as a relevant factor to look at in terms of ascertaining what happened? >> that's a universal way in terms of the terror group we know as isis at least. in 2013 isis had not yet declared its caliphate, for example. at that point al qaeda was really the big dog on the scene. so at this point counterterrorism officials that i speak to say isis has a greater capability of carrying out these attacks than al qaeda. charl cha

of the way that they were being treated. 0ne hostage who survived has described graphically how jihadi john gruesome beheading videos followed in the summer of 2014. aine davis is behind bars. jihadijohn was killed in a drone strike. two named by the us state department this year are still believed to be alive and at large in syria. alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh. it seems all four men knew each other in south—west london before they separately travelled out and were united in syria. a british doctor and his fiancee have been murdered in an apparent burglary at their penthouse flat in boston in the united states. a man has been charged with the murder of dr richard field and lina bolanos — the man was arrested at the scene, after being shot by police. andy moore has the latest. an extraordinary televised court session held around the hospital bed of the man accused of killing two doctors. bampumim teixeira, who is 30, was shot when police officers alerted by text message found him inside the doctor‘s apartment. he was already on bail for a previous offence. after brief details of the

jihadis. >> stunning testimony from the former cia director john brennan. this was the most explicit testimony we've heard so far from director brennan. what prompted this i think it's fair to say unprecedented level of disclosure? >> it seems as though it's as basic as he was asked. he was invited to come as a now private citizen to congress to testify, and he was asked the question that we have heard others who were working in -- in the government, in levels akin to his. for example, we've heard from james clapper on a couple of occasions ask the same question. was -- did you have concern and the details of what those concerns were. the fact is that the answer was yes and he had the information, the realtime information since he was cia director during the 2016 campaign about the fact that the intelligence community was deeply worried about the fact that russians wanted to influence the election and wanted to get to trump campaign officials or at least people in donald trump's orbit. there's no question, i totally agree with you, that this was the most ex