——jodie family who received the worst news. —— jodie chesney‘s.s the killing ofjodie and the one in chester that led to a refrain that something must be done. meetings involving the home secretary and police chiefs, calls for more resources for police and greater co—operation across departments in focusing on this issue but any new measures will take time to work three. in the here and now, police say they cannot arrest their way out of this. the challenge by anybody with any influence is how to you stop a young person from picking up a knife in the same way that they pick up their mobile phone and how to you convinced that young person that their life and their future would be better without a knife. british officials and representatives from the eu are preparing to work through the weekend, to try to break the deadlock over brexit. the eu has given theresa may until tomorrow, to come up with fresh proposals on the controversial northern ireland backstop, the mechanism designed to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland. ministers are pres

jodie and her friends were details about the attack.ds were in a park. details about the attack. jodie and herfriends were in a park. two youths were seen in the area. half—an—hour later they returned and she was stabbed in the back. she was a keen scout. herfamily she was stabbed in the back. she was a keen scout. her family called for a keen scout. her family called for a lovely and quirky girl. she was cured, and kind, and she wouldn't hurt anyone or do anything to hurt anyone. she was the most beautiful person i have ever known in my life. 15 people have been stabbed to death in london alone so far this year. jodie's grandmother has called for anyone with information to come forward , anyone with information to come forward, saying too many young lives are being cut short by needless violence. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, naga munchetty and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: tornados in the us state of alabama have killed at least 22 pe

jodie was a keen scout, visiting downing street.l, taking part in the festival of remembrance last year. forensic officers searched the park and children's playground, looking for any clues. people living here tell me they are scared, shocked and horrified by what has happened in this quiet residential area. jodie's grandmother has pleaded for anyone with information to come forward, saying too many young lives are being cut short by needless violence. jodie is the 15th person to be stabbed to death in london this year. another community in shock at the murder of a young teenager, another pile of flowers marking a tragic death. another teenager was taken to hospital after a stabbing but died a short time later. two voice also aged 17 have been arrested on suspicion of murder. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: juventus win a controversial top of the table clash with napoli to move 16 points clear in serie a. we do not play play

jodie chesney‘s father ending that report.ave been two more deaths following knife attacks in london. a man died from injuries after being stabbed on sunday, and a teenager lost his life after an attack in fulham, in west london, this afternoon. let's joinjune kelly, who's there. what more can you tell us about what happened? last week it was jodie chesney‘s family who received the worst news. this afternoon the family of the teenager murdered here would have got the call that he had become the latest victim of knife crime. it was the killing ofjodie chesney in romford last weekend and that of yousef makki in cheshire that of yousef makki in cheshire that led to a refrain of something must be done. since then we have seen meetings involving the home secretary and police chiefs, calls for more resources for the police and calls for greater cooperation across government departments in focusing on this issue. but any new measures that are brought in will ta ke measures that are brought in will take time to work through. in the he

what is known is that jody had driven to this parking lot afte. >> it doesn't make sense. the whole night was very out of character for her. i mean, she was terrified of everything. she was actually afraid to live in baltimore. >> reporter: witnesses reported a man in a white bmw, like this one, approached jody's car and spoke to her. >> at that point, a suspect pulled out a handgun, shot one time at her direction. >> reporter: gravely wounded, jody managed to drive across the street. the shooter following, taking something from jody's car as she died. >> i think the key to this whole thing is what he wanted in that car. >> reporter: her sister convinced cold case investigator cheryl mccollum to get involved. >> you've got to talk to those witnesses. maybe they told you everything, maybe they didn't. maybe you haven't talked to everybody that knew something. that's why her billboard is so critical of this whole thing. r. and the other part of me is going to find out what happened. >> reporter: as for the billboards, so far police say they've produced no solid tips. unlike

they said jodie was with a group of five friends in a park, playing music.the area. half an hour later, they returned, and she was stabbed in the back. she was a keen scout. her family called her a lovely and quirky girl. she was good, and kind, and she wouldn't hurt anyone. she would do do anything to make someone happy. she was the most beautiful person i have ever known in my life. 15 people have been stabbed to death in london alone so far this year. jodie's grandmother has called for anyone with information to come forward, saying too many young lives are being cut short by needless violence. andy moore joins us live from romford in east london, where 17—year—old jodie chesney was stabbed on friday night. andy, what are the police saying about their investigation? well, as you say, the stabbing was on friday night and so far no arrest, the family calling it a random and unprovoked attack. and certainly we have heard nothing about motive from the police. the group of youngsters were here and they saw those two men in the park, but there was no conversati

jodie chesney, i7 children come home safely.th person injust over a chesney, 17 years old, she is the fifth person in just over a week in london, and as you said earlier, 99 stabbings in birmingham this year. and in 2018, the numbers were... so ina way, and in 2018, the numbers were... so in a way, it comes back to the internet because that is where a lot of these absolutely obscene weapons are being purchased, because you can buy them. i do not know how you bandits, the problem is you get into this of, this terrible, terrible upsurge in completely mindless violence. —— ban it. year weeping pa rents, violence. —— ban it. year weeping parents, broken communities, desperate teachers, police who absolutely racking their brains. —— you here. but until you stop the way in which people are getting hold of weapons, it will continue. the trouble is if you are going out and a nervous and are living in an area where you think you might be likely to be attacked, are you then going to be attacked, are you then going to start carrying a knif

the face belongs to jenny's identical twin jody. >> we were inseparable. from the beginning. always together. >> reporter: jenny has posted three billboards 23 years after the unsolved murder of her sister, jody lecornu, outside baltimore. >> when i saw the movie "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri," i thought it was brilliant. and i thought, i'm going to do this. >> why did you put up these billboards? >> my daughter angela was murdered -- >> reporter: in the film a mother places billboards to shame police for not solving her daughter's murder. the billboards created an adversarial relationship between the mom and the police. a right. >> are you worriut that? >> you know, i just want to find jody's killer. >> reporter: jenny also put pressure on authorities. a few years ago she successfully sued to try and force baltimore county police to release idence in the case. what is known is that jody had driven to is parking lot after a late evening at a local bar. >> it doesn't make sense. the whole night was very outf character for her. i mean, she was terrified of everythi

——jodie.es and very kind. —— jodie. they said and focused on her studies and very kind. ——jodie. they said there would be extra support for friends ofjody‘s who have been affected by her murder. —— ofjody's who have been affected by her murder. —— jodie. people here are in shock, horrified by what's happened in this quiet residential area. jodie was 17, studying for her a—levels, enjoying life. she was killed in this children's playground, stabbed by a suspect described as a black male in his early teens. —— stabbed by a suspect described as a black male in his late teens. he attacked jodie without saying a word before running away. the flowers stack up against this tree just steps away from wherejodie was killed. a steady stream of people have been coming here in shock at the death of a young girl described as beautiful, kind and friendly, in a seemingly random attack. they were absolutely normal children, doing normal things, and this is a very unusual incident, i think it's totally unprovok

jodie was stabbed in a park in east london last friday.d in leicester on tuesday. another man, who was also arrested, remains in custody. a 15—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of a teenager who was stabbed to death in west london. ayub hassan, aged 17, was found with stab wounds to the chest in lanfrey place, west kensington, on thursday and died in hospital. scotland yard said the 15—year—old boy was due to appear at westminster magistrates‘ court later. we're just weeks away from the uk's departure from the eu, but both sides are still struggling to agree on changes to the prime minister's brexit deal, because of mps‘ objections to the irish backstop. yesterday, the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, said the uk would be free to pull out of the proposed single customs territory, designed to avoid physical checks on the irish border. but the government has rejected this, because northern ireland would have to remain within it. our political correspondent matt cole is here. it sounds as if the negotiations this week have n

her grandmother as jodie chesney. has been named by her grandmother as jodie chesneym in east london has been named by her grandmother as jodie chesney. in a appeal, to get witnesses to come forward , appeal, to get witnesses to come forward, the grandmother said it had been an unprovoked attack. london's latest victim of knife crime. 17—year—old jodie chesney, described by those who knew her as a bright and lovely girl. this evening, herfamily named the teenager on social media, as they appealed for information. her grandmother wrote: earlier, friends came to lay flowers. among those paying their respects, a young, local councillor. was i shocked about this today? no, because you're hearing of continuous crime happening, you're hearing of serious youth violence, and that's scary, the fact that it didn't shock me. i'm a young councillor, i'm 23 years old, the fact that this did not shock me, that's quite sad. it shouldn't be... that shouldn't be our reality. that should not be young people's reality. police say no arr

jody practically walks on water but jody made what seemed impossible, possible. permit me to read the citation on the certificate of appreciation from chief scott. san francisco police department recognizes jody mccown, supervisor sfmta in recognition of your route outstanding service and for performing your duties in the finest tradition of public service, you are hereby awarded this certificate of appreciation on this 20th day of february signed chief of police william scott and i'll invite chief scott to come down and present this to you. [off mic] [indiscernible] >> please call the next line item. >> clerk: we need public comment on item 1. is there any public comment? >> commissioner: seeing none, next. >> clerk: item 2,consent calendar receive and file action. sfpd, dpa document protocol report fourth quarter 2018. >> commissioner: do we have any comments on this? >> clerk: it's in your packet. >> commissioner: any comments by commissioners on the fourth quarter report? then it will be accepted as part of the consent calendar. >> clerk: we need a motion and

but now you and jodi deserve to go out and enjoy your life. thank you for having a vision and being bold and not afraid of change. peter, once again, this staff, port commission, we all owe you a debt of gratitude. you was a lightning rod between labor and the port, and you were comfortable at both sides of the table. you were able to bring labor and the port together. it's something that those people in washington, d.c. could learn something from. thank you. [applause] >> my turn. peter, i have had an honor of knowing peter for over 21 years, and i just so admire his commitment and passion to maritime and to the port of san francisco. peter, jodi and i have travelled all over the world together. peter, our first trip was to mexico city and acapulco to sign the sister city agreement together, and the last trip was to valparaiso, chile. it was absolutely wonderful to spend time with you there. peter is so well respected by his peers, his colleagues, his employees. he is just such a wonderful advocate for the port of san francisco, and he is tru

jodi hernandez joins us with the unique details. jodi? >> reporter: raj, the homeowner tells me he spent about $9,000 to have this fence built so his dogs would have a place to run around. the city made him take it down after getting a complaint from a neighbor. now his neighbors really have something to talk about. >> it's a party, a naked party of mannequins. i was thinking about pushing a barbecue out here next. >> reporter: this is what folks in the santa rosa neighborhood get to look at after the city made jason lower his six-foot fence. >> i got a letter from the code enforcement lady saying i had to cut my fence down to three feet. >> reporter: code enforcement determined the six-foot fence did indeed violate code for corner lots. so they ordered the fence be cut to no taller than three feet. that's when the fence came down and the yard art went up. along with an invitation to the neighbor to join the party. >> i think the fence might have been better for that neighbor for sure. >> reporter: the display has definitely been an atten

jodie was a keen scout, visiting downing street. hall taking part in the festival of remembrance last year. tonight, police have released more details about what happened in this park on friday evening. they sayjodie was with five friends playing music, there was also two men in the park, who left at around 9pm but returned half an hour later. one of the men stabbed jodie without saying a word. they then ran away. a tragic toll, 15 people stabbed to death in london so far this year. jodie chesney‘s grandmother has appealed for anyone with information to come forward, saying too many lives are being cut short by needless violence. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. storm freya is blowing in off the atlantic, with winds of up to 80 miles an hour. parts of the south—west, wales and the midlands lie in its path. kathryn stanchessun is on bardon hill in leicestershire for us tonight. those balmy days of february seem a distant memory with storm freya coming in. the highest winds at the mumbles near swansea at 76 miles per hour. most of engla

jodie chesney had been in a park in harold hill, also in romford.th friends there listening to music when the attack happened. emergency services were called, but just over an hour after they were alerted to the incident, jodie chesney died of incidents. scotland ya rd chesney died of incidents. scotland yard say that 20—year—old man, manuel petrovic, was arrested on tuesday and he has been charged jodie chesney‘s murder. expect him to appear at barkingside maddiston scored at some point to answer that charge. jodie chesney was of course the fifth teenager to be stabbed in london since the start of this year and scotland yard says a second man was in london on friday on suspicion of murder remains in custody for the moment. john, thank you very much. the baby son of shamima begum, the british teenager who joined the islamic state group, has died in syria. the boy, who was less than three weeks old, is thought to have contracted a lung infection. his mother travelled to syria as a 15—year—old in 2015. the home office had recently taken the decision t

jodie was stabbed once in the back.or evidence continues, her murderer described as black and in his late teens, remains at large. locally on the night of the murder between the hours of seven and 11pm there are many people who had the dashcam and potentially cctv. if you have got those, please come to us with that information. meanwhile the greater manchester force is investigating yousef makki's killing. today in a statement his family said, "we are absolutely devastated and cannot believe that our son has gone." locals in altrincham described how they tried to save him. we had to lay him on the road, so he was flat. we got him into the recovery position. mike cradled his head. we just tried to do the best for him we could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. two other 17—year—olds have been arrested and following this weekend's killings, there's been a blunt intervention from the former head of the met police. he says a knife tzar should be appointed. what i don't get a sense is that every day, somebody is leading this

a man charged with murdering jodie chesney has been remanded in custody. the 17—year—old was stabbed to death in a park in east london last friday. the brexit secretary accuses michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator, of trying "to rerun old arguments" as talks continue between the uk and eu. also coming up this hour... increased activity at a missile site in north korea. satellite images of a facility near pyongyang suggest the country may be preparing to launch a missile or a satellite. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the baby son of shamima begum, the british teenager who joined the islamic state group, has died in syria. the boy, who was less than three weeks old, is thought to have contracted a lung infection. his mother travelled to syria as a 15—year—old four years ago. the home office had recently taken the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has this report. when the bbc first interviewed shamima begum two and a half weeks ago, she'd just given birth to a baby boy, jarrah. in his sh

jodi, what did you find out? >> reporter: well, garvin, caitlyn johnson was just a baby when she was taken from her homeless and drug addicted mother here in santa rosa, and then adopted. now her mission has gone from trying to find her mother to trying to find out how she died. >> i wanted to meet her. i wanted to -- even if it was a hug, that's all i wanted. i just wanted her to know there is someone there for her. >> reporter: 36-year-old caitlyn johnson has dreamed of reuniting with her biological mom for more than three decades. the two were torn apart in 1983 when her mother was arrested while trying to bathe her baby in a restaurant bathroom sink while high on drugs. >> and i just wanted to know what her name was and how old was she when she gave birth to me and what caused her to be homeless. >> reporter: through her own research, johnson figured out who her mom was, but didn't know what had become of her. until vacaville police recently identified cynthia belardi's body 28 years after finding her in an o

jodie was a keen scout, visiting downing street.albert hall taking part in the festival of remembrance last year. tonight, police have released more details about what happened in this park on friday evening. they sayjodie was with five friends playing music, there was also two men in the park, who left at around 9pm but returned half an hour later. one of the men stabbed jodie without saying a word. they then ran away. a tragic toll, 15 people stabbed to death in london so far this year. jodie chesney‘s grandmother has appealed for anyone with information to come forward, saying too many lives are being cut short by needless violence. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. with less than four weeks to go before britain is due to leave the european union, today's debate has focused on whether enough hardline brexiteer mps can be persuaded to back theresa may's withdrawal deal. our political correpsondent iain watson joins us now. no 10 is trying hard? the prime minister has promised another say on the brexit deal to mps within the next ten

more now on the murder of 17—year—old jodie szczesny.ith her murder —— chesney. jodie was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. 20—year—old manuel petrovic was arrested in leicester on tuesday. another man, who was also arrested, remains in custody. our correspondent jane—frances kelly gave us an update from outside court. well, manuel petrovic appeared before magistrates. he confirmed his name, his age, which is 20, his address, which is highfield road in romford. and he is charged with the murder ofjodie chesney, who died on the 1st of march. she was stabbed in a park while listening to music with friends. police say that she died about an hour later. a postmortem has revealed the cause of death to be trauma and haemorrhage. mr petrovic, who confirmed that he is a croatian national, is to appear at the old bailey on the 11th of march. a second man also remains in custody, on suspicion ofjodie's murder. a 15—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of a teenager who was fatally stabbed in west london. ayub hassan, aged 17,

jodie was stabbed to death in an east london park.eter chesney says her death has torn the family apart. she was the nicest person any of us know, or knew. everything about her was about being kind and good and thoughtful. we'll be asking if the number of young people excluded from schools is partly to blame for the rise in knife crime. also tonight. the foster parents who had a youth trained by islamic state group under their roof. they're suing surrey council for not telling them. the innocent victims of syria's war. we've been following rua and mustafa for three years. they still live in hope. a tale of two shops. greggs is booming butjohn lewis is not. what does that tell us about the high street? and coming up on bbc news. does manchester united's penalty controversy in their champions league victory over psg prove handball is still a grey area for var? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the father ofjodie chesney, who was stabbed to death in an east london park last friday, has made an emotional appeal for help in

a man charged with murdering jodie chesney has been remanded in custody.he 17—year—old was stabbed to death in a park in east london last friday. also this hour — the brexit secretary accuses michel barnier of trying "to rerun old arguments" he's been urged to agree to a "balanced solution" by stephen barclay, as talks continue between the uk and eu. increased activity at a missile site in north korea. satellite images of a facility near pyongyang suggest the country may be preparing to launch a missile or a satellite. good afternoon. rescuers have found the bodies of two climbers who had been missing for almost a fortnight on a mountain in pakistan. the british mountaineer tom ballard was climbing nanga parbat with italian national, daniele nardi, when they lost contact. a search operation had been under way this week after four spanish rescuers were flown to the area by military helicopter. the deaths were confirmed by the italian ambassador to pakistan on twitter. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent sarah campbell who told us about the tweet posted by

then after he died, i felt like i was never going to heal from it. >> reporter: what did you tell jodi? >> i just wanted her to see what the rest of us are seeing and help her to realize that there was a moment thaw stoppt you st and understand why that moment happened and grow through it. look at her now. >> reporter: it's not just the people they help whose lives are transformed. the cast also deeply affected by the people they meet lean on each other when the cameras are off. >>ly >> i had to ugly cry for a moment. >> we all like the external attention and the spotlights coming right at us. whenever i get overwhelmed i always like leanthe relationships and friendships that i have with these guys. >> reporter: but don't worry, there's nothing that can hold the fab five down for long. >> i got to meet michelle kwan in my face. i cried. i cried harder, i cried hardest. i laughed. then i cried again. >> reporter: a full gamut of emotions? >> a full gamut. >> reporter: do you have a favorite experience? >> to work with these idiots. we truly have such a laugh. we do. >> reporter: you're

but in a park in romford, who has been named now as jodie chesney.he capital already this year, and we know how bad the problem was last year of course as well. it is raising the issue of what is going to be done about this growing problem of knife crime? exactly that. i mean, what the mail on sunday is quoting is an example of birmingham where there have been 99 stabbings so far this year, and we are onlyjust about to enter the third month this year. that includes three deaths. some of the things they are doing in london is that there is now a police unit, plainclothes police unit, editors london, it looks out for teenagers who are likely to be carrying knives, and then doing some stop and search on the basis of that. they know what to look for. now, they will be a lot of people who would object to that kind of thing, it is completely random, and you are picking people who may not have done something but when they find knives on them, take them away, that is one less knife on the street. we spoke toa less knife on the street. we spoke to a former me

headlines at 11: the 17—year—old girl stabbed to death in a park in east london has been named as jodiesney. she's the 18th homicide victim in the capital this year. and years old. the fact that this did not shock me, that is quite sad. that should not be a reality, that should not be young people's reality. —— am 23 years old. —— i am 23 years old. the former lord chancellor, lord falconer, has revealed says that he hasn't yet agreed to take up a new anti—semitism role within labour, despite the party's most senior official saying he already has. the us asks britain to embrace us farming methods — dismissing warnings about chlorine—washed chicken and hormone—fed beef as a smear campaign. three, two, one, zero. ignition, liftoff. after a successful launch, the first astronaut capsule launched from american soil in eight years is on course to dock with the international space station tomorrow morning. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking a look at the papers with our reviewers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a 17—year—old girl who was stabbed to death in a park in east london last nigh

hat is known is that jody had driven to this parking lot after a late evening at a local r.make sense. the whole night was very out of character for her. she was terrified of everything. she wa actually afraid tive in baltimore. >> reporter: witnesses reported a man in a white bmw like this one approach jody's car and spoke to her. >> at tha poin a suspect pulled out a handgun, shot one time at her direction. >> reporter: gravley wounded, jody managed to drive across the street. the shooter tollowinging something from jody's car as she died. >> i think the key to thishahole thing ishe wanted in that car. >> reporter: her sister convinced cold case investigator cheryl mccollum to get involved. >> you've got to talk to those e witn maybe they told you everything. maybe they didn't. maybe you haven't talked to everybody who knew something. that's why her billboard i so critical of this whole thing. >> reporter: lose jody, jenny says, has been like losing part of herself. >> i just feel part of me was sipped away and the other part of me going to find out what happened. >> repor

chesney or whoever killed jodie chesney or whoever killed her to justice. killed jodie chesney or whoeverquet of flowers being laid here at the scene. this isa being laid here at the scene. this is a very sad communities scale this morning. thank you. growth in private firms has stagnated as businesses brace themselves for a possible no—deal brexit — that's according to a new report from the confederation of british industry the research suggests that the balance of companies reporting growth is at its weakest since 2013. the cbi's chief economist, rain newton—smith, said that uncertainty over brexit is making day—to—day business decisions "increasingly problematic". they are not expecting to expand over the course of the next year, so thatis over the course of the next year, so that is really damaging our economy, but into the future if we are investing now that support our growth into the future. rescuers hope to resume their search later today for a british climber who's been missing on one of the world's highest mountains for nearly a week tom ballard and his italian climbing partner,

we continue our team coverage with nbc bay area's jodie hernandez. one man saw the damage in his home for the first time. jodie. >> reporter: janelle, believe it or not despite all this flood water, the water actually has receded here quite a bit. yesterday i actually toured this area in a boat. today i'm actually able to stand on the road. that means some folks have been allowed to turn home. we tagged along with one of them. >> my goodness. okay, guys. >> reporter: we went along as scott simpson returned to his forestville house for the first time since evacuating tuesday night. >> it's a lot worse than i thought. >> reporter: the flood waters turned everything in the newly-remodeled and painted house upside down. >> you can see the fridge is flipped on its side. i had no idea the water would pick everything up, the couch, the tv stand, nothing is where it was. >> reporter: simpson just moved in on sunday after losing his house in the tubbs fire. he finly a new home of his own, only to now experience a major flood after just two nights in his new p

jodie chesney also dominates the front page of the telegraph this morning.gation into sir philip green. i think you are starting with a story about mental health and sport. absolutely. this is going to be brexit free. i have decided none of the... we applaud you for that. all of my friends said that when you go on not one brexit story. you have mentioned it! this one is all about prince william. he is into the mental health. this is for kids and it is in football because he is the president of the fa. he has decided to launch a campaign, how do we get boys and girls, but particularly boys, do talk about issues they have? he has enlisted harry kane at to talk about the problems he had. when he was eight years of age he played for arsenal but was rejected because he was too chubby, would you believe? one of the greatest goalscorers for anyone ever. and it affected him. it sounds trivial to us, but when you are child of eight thatis us, but when you are child of eight that is a substantial thing. so what he talks about is, and harry kane says, "i want to get ki

a 20—year—old man has been charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a east london last friday. the baby son of shamima begum has died. her family say they're devastated and are calling for an urgent review of the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. no sign of a breakthrough — the government rejects the eu 5 latest offer as mps prepare for a crucial week to decide the future of brexit. more men are being urged to consider a career in nursing, as the nhs tries to plug a shortfall of 40,000 nurses in england. good morning, iam good morning, i am live from murrayfield. can wales keep their grand slam hopes alive? they take on scotla nd grand slam hopes alive? they take on scotland in the six nations championship later. good morning, a busy weekend weather wise and lots going on and windy for most, so feeling colder and we have rain and hill snow, most, so feeling colder and we have rain and hillsnow, but most, so feeling colder and we have rain and hill snow, but sunshine, as well. more detail in around 15 minutes. it's saturday, the 9th march

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wilson—raybould. after the resignation of her friend, jody wilson-raybould.his is all about a scandal around a company, snc—lavalin, and justin trudeau believes that job losses snc—lavalin, and justin trudeau believes thatjob losses could result from that company being prosecuted for fraud. this is quite a big shock and surprise, when she made that choice. it puts the prime ministerjustin trudeau in quite a tricky position. when he was elected, quite soon after donald trump was a late did in the us, he was seen as this poster boy for a new era in politics, everyone hailed him, he had huge diversity in his cabinet. where is he now? is he in a crisis? this article implies it is the worst crisis he has seen? crisis? this article implies it is the worst crisis he has seemm crisis? this article implies it is the worst crisis he has seen? it is a crisis by canadian standards. we have to remember an election is coming up in october, so not great to have something like this happen so to have something like this happen so close to that. second, he had promised his gov

pictures of the two latest victims, oath of them 17 years old, jodie chesney and josef mackie, described chesney and josef mackie, described as a schoolgirl in schoolboy, both died over the weekend. it is horrendous and the metro headline is "this has to stop". it is a terribly sad story and much —— part of a much bigger sad story that has been happening in britain over the past couple of years, the spike in knife crime involving not —— younger people. i have more questions than anyone has ends is about the situation right now, because there area situation right now, because there are a lot of cities around the world paragraph will with —— that have grappled with a violent crime. there isa grappled with a violent crime. there is a lot of thinking about the best ways to do that, and it has to be a question of notjust how much money the british government can throughout this problem, but make sure that the policymakers can spend that money in the railways, to try and reduce the violence that has such a high cost. the attack on jodie is explained by herfamily as totally random, unprovoked,

in february, an attorney general and justice minister jody wilson-raybould was the first to go.he says trudeau and senior government figures pressured her to stop the prosecution of snc lavalin. >> i experienced a consistent and sustained effort by many people within the government to seek to politically interfere in the exercise of prosecutorial discretion in my role as the attorney general of canada. reporter: trudeau denies any wrongdoing, but his popularity is sliding. with elections set for october, he is now polling behind the rival conservatives. phil: let's s get more on this fromom campbell clark, chiefef polilitical writer at canada's "globe and mail" newewspaper, which broke e the scandal. welcome to dw. tell us more about justin trudeau's response to these allegations. campbell: i ththink part of the problem has been that he has not had much of a response. he has dribbled out ananswers or time, at first denying that he had pressured or directed the attorney general to interfere in the prosecution. and then when she testified in front of commons committee, he did not

jodie was a keen scout, visiting downing street.l, taking part in a festival of remembrance last year. forensic officers searched the park and children's playground looking for any clues. people living here tell me they are scared, shocked, and horrified by what has happened here in this quiet residential area. jodie‘s grandmother has pleaded for anyone with information to come forward, saying too many young lives are being cut short by needless violence. jodie chesney is the 15th person to be stabbed to death in london this year. another community in shock at the murder of a young teenager, another pile of flowers marking a tragic death. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, who's visiting yemen, has said both sides in the country's civil war must show more commitment to a peace deal or it could be "dead within weeks". under the un—brokered agreement, yemen's government and the rebel houthi movement are meant to remove their forces from the key port of hudaydah, but there's concern that progress has bee

the 17—year—old girl stabbed to death in a park in east london has been named as jodie chesney.ght only to live in the southern hemisphere, has been found washed up on a beach in california. it took researchers several days to identify the hoodwinker sunfish, which is named for its elusive nature. the species was only discovered in 2014. now marine experts around the world are wondering how it ended up so farfrom home. let's speak to marianne nyegaard from murdoch university in australia, who first discovered the species. thank you so much for your time. tell us about how you discovered this species, and why it is silly this species, and why it is silly this it? first of all, thank you for having me. —— why it is so elusive. i discovered it in 2013, and the two months into my ph.d.. i was still in population genetics, in indonesia, andi population genetics, in indonesia, and i was sampling in australia and new zealand to compare with the population is there. and as i did the analysis, i found there was something there that we didn't know what it was. from then i had to try to ac

we now know victim was jodie chesney. investigation. we now know victim wasjodie chesney.al media. she said it was an unprovoked attack and called it a needless violence. of course, there has been a huge focus on knife crime in london that follows a very high number of homicides last year in the capital city. but police say, the picture is improving, although, events such as this are a reminder for them of the need to carry on that work and of course, jodie chesney was not the only teenager to die over the last couple of days. a17—year—old boy has been stabbed to death in greater manchester in hale barns near altrincham. very few details about that case at the moment. it's still very early days in the investigation we are told from the police but we do believe at the moment, to 17—year—old boys have been arrested on suspicion of murder. here, in romford, today police are saying they are doing whatever they can to bring whoever killed jodie chesney to justice, there will be extra patrols today here in london and in greater manchester but right now, here, there are no arrest

jodie chesney and yousef makki were killed in separate incidents on friday and saturday night.the home secretary, has said the situation cannot go on. the former commissioner of the metropolitan police, bernard hogan—howe, says the government needs to appoint somebody to coordinate the fight against knife crime. it needs a leader. somebody who is day after day going to say, "what are the police doing? what are the other agencies doing?" "how can we get the charities to work together?" if it is not treated as a crisis, it will take another two years before we see action. fashion show in ted baker says its ceo has resigned after allegations of misconduct. ray kelvin had been ona of misconduct. ray kelvin had been on a voluntary leave of absence since the claims came to light in denmark last year when employees launched an online petition. he founded ted baker in 1988 and denies the allegations. the government is launching a fund which it says will help some of england's least well—off towns. the £1.6 billion will be made available to boost employment and training opportunities. m

jodie was stabbed once in the back.ence continues, her murderer, described as black and in his late teens, remains at large. locally on the night of the murder between the hours of 7pm and 11pm there are many people who had the dashcam and potentially cctv. if you have got those, please come to us with that information. meanwhile, the greater manchester force is investigating yousef makki's killing. today, in a statement his family said, "we are absolutely devastated and cannot believe that our son has gone." locals in altrincham described how they tried to save him. we had to lay him on the road, so he was flat. we got him into the recovery position. mike cradled his head. we just tried to do the best for him we could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. two other 17—year—olds have been arrested, as detectives work to find out who was responsible for both killings the pressure is building on politicians. the country needs a knife tsar, according to a former head of the met police. what i don't get a sense is that every da

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jodie chesney is the 18th person to be murdered in london this year, and the fifth teenager to die.r anyone with any information at all to come forward. they said a knife taken off the street could save a life. the cbi says uncertainty over brexit is partly to blame for growth in private companies "stagnating" in recent months. the business group has surveyed 650 firms. it's urging politicians to agree a deal. here s our business correspondent rob young. britain's economy has been slowing down. in 2018, the uk grew at its lowest rate in six years. in december alone, the economy actually got smaller. the confederation of british industry has been taking the temperature of companies. it says economic activity was broadly unchanged in the three months to february. that suggests uk plc didn't shrink over the three—month period, but it didn't grow either. the cbi says this is its survey‘s worst reading since 2013. it partly blames the ongoing uncertainty over brexit. the high street has continued to take a hit as shoppers remain cautious about spending. factory orders went up, but data s

have been fatally stabbed twenty seven have been killed in the past twelve months seventeen year old jodie chesney was murdered last week she had never been involved in crime she was with a group of friends in this park when her killer approached he stabbed her in the back and left he didn't say a word. knife crime is no longer confined to criminal gangs in deprived areas it's everywhere jodie chesney charlotte huggins siminoff the names of some of those killed were read out in parliament this week and this opposition labor m.p. stella creasy wants armed service from the government this is an emergency that requires an emergency response here. in recent years police are experienced deep funding cuts leading to the lowest police numbers since the one nine hundred eighty s. the british prime minister denies the resource problem is to blame there's no direct correlation between certain crimes and peace numbers what matters is how we ensure that the police are responding to these criminal acts when they take place that people are brought to justice but what also matters is as a government that

jodie was stabbed once in the back.t for evidence continues, her murderer, described as black and in his late teens, remains at large. locally, on the night of the murder, between the hours of 7:00pm and 11:00pm, there are many people who had the dashcam and potentially cctv. if you have got those, please come to us with that information. meanwhile, the greater manchester force is investigating yousef makki's killing. today in a statement, his family said, "we're absolutely devastated, and cannot believe that our son has gone." locals in altrincham described how they tried to save yousef. we had to lay him on the road, so he was flat. we got him into the recovery position, mike cradled his head. we just tried to do the best for him we could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. two other 17—year—olds have been arrested. as detectives work to find out who was responsible for both killings, the pressure is building on politicians. the country needs a knife tsar, according to a former head of the met police. what i don't get a

for jody's classmates and friends, it's been a horrific shock. was beautiful and kind. she wouldn't hurt anyone. she was just the most beautiful person you ever met. so unexpected. for that sort of thing to happen. she was such a bundle ofjoy thing to happen. she was such a bundle of joy and thing to happen. she was such a bundle ofjoy and a good person. but that's why we came today, to pay respects, because she deserved every bit of happiness she got and she will be remembered a nice person. hard to believe. you see it in the news all the time. it's bad enough, but you don't connect yourself with it. you never expected to happen to someone you know. it. you never expected to happen to someone you know. police forensic officers are scouring the spark for clues as a steady stream of people arrive to lay flowers. jodie's grandmother has pleaded for anyone with information to come forward, saying too many young lives are being cut short by needless violence. friends sayjodie was a lwa ys violence. friends sayjodie was always happy, friendly and enjo