jodie chesney was described as a talented, popularfunny jodie chesney was described as a talented, populartalented, popular funny young women who judged no—one and talented, popular funny young women whojudged no—one and loved everyone. those words came from her grieving family who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by whom. at times today, some details were just too upsetting. jodie was in this part with a group of friends friday night backin with a group of friends friday night back in march. one of them bought some cannabis to a local dealer and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out then heading across this field to then heading across this field to the play area. one left this fence, one came through here. they went straight up to jodie one came through here. they went straight up tojodie without exchanging a word, she was stabbed the back. it was an attack a p pa re ntly the back. it was an attack apparently without m

jodi chesney was described to the jury jodi chesney was described to the jury isa jodi chesney was describedre judged no—one and love everyone. those words came from her grieving family, who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by whom. but at times today, some of the details we re at times today, some of the details were just too upsetting. jodi was in this park in his london with a group of friends one friday night, back in march. one of them bought some cannabis from a local drug dealer, and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out, then heading across this field do the play area. one that dispensed, one came through here. they went straight up tojodi, and without extending a word, she was stabbed in the back. it was an attack, apparently without motive stop today, the jury heard the car belonged to manuel petrovich, who was 20. also on file is spencer nonequity, i9, alongside a 16 and i7 road we can't show because of their ag

the trial of four people accused of murdering the girl scout jodie chesney has begun.london park in march, while listening to music with friends. 20—year—old manuel petrovic, 19 year old svenson ong—a—kwie, and two youths, aged 16 and i7, all deny the charge against them. dan johnson reports from the old bailey. jodie chesney was described to the jury as a talented, popular, fun young woman who judged no one and loved everyone. those words came from her grieving family, who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial, to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by who. but at times today, some of the details were just too upsetting. jodie was in this park in east london with a group of friends one friday night back in march. one of them bought some cannabis from a local drug dealer and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out, then heading across this field to the play area. one leapt this fence, one came through here. they went straight up tojodie and with

the trial of four people accused of murdering the girl scout jodie chesney has begun.n an east london park in march, while listening to music with friends. 20—year—old manuel petrovic, 19—year—old svenson ong a kwie, and two youths, aged 16 and 17, all deny the charge against them. dan johnson reports from the old bailey. jodie chesney was described to the jury as a talented, popular, fun young woman who judged no one and loved everyone. those words came from her grieving family, who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial, to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by who. but at times today, some of the details were just too upsetting. jodie was in this park in east london with a group of friends one friday night back in march. one of them bought some cannabis from a local drug dealer and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out, then heading across this field to the play area. one leapt this fence, one came through here. they went straight up tojodi

cheering a court has heard that teenager jodie chesney, fatally stabbed in london earlier this year, may have been the unintended victim of a drug turf war. two men and two teenage boys deny murder. cricketer ben stokes hits out at the sun newspaper, saying its front page story about his family is utterly disgusting. sara, you must feel ecstatic. disgusting. sara, you must feel ecstaticli disgusting. sara, you must feel ecstatic. i feel a little sick. minutes after becoming the first person to swim across the channel, four times nonstop. ina in a moment, sportsday. first, a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at 7pm and for the rest of the evening, we will bring you more on the snap election in israel. polls close at eight o'clock. at 8:30pm, we will discuss in detail today's events in the supreme court, which is heard competing arguments about whether the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament for five weeks was lawful. ben brown will have the latest analysis, and we will be joined by two legal experts to discuss the main developments. also at apm, the

the trial has started of four people accused of murdering the girl scout jodie chesney.aying music in a park with friends in east london in march. 0ur correspondent, tolu adeoye, is at the old bailey. tell us more about the evidence. it was a very tell us more about the evidence. it was a very difficult day forjodie chesney‘s family in court as the prosecution opened its case against the four defendants, manuel jorovic, who was 20, and two youths again 16 and 17 and they deny the murder. the prosecution said she was a victim of a terrible, cowardly attack that was sudden and unexpected. and she was likely the unintended victim of a drug turf war. in this afternoon we heard details of what they say happened on the night she died. and they say she was in the park in romford listening to music and smoking cannabis with friends, something they often did, when at 9:20pm her boyfriend saw two figures coming towards them in the dark and he says one of them struckjodie and both figures then went away and he said at that point he realised jodie had been stabbed. anotherfriend sai

the opening of the trial of the four people accused of murdering jodie chesney. to dig fossil fuel stocks and the handover of the bank of england governor role delayed until the next general election. the telegraph lives with commas from the us ambassador showing solidarity with boris johnson over brexit. in the garden, looking ahead to the labour party conference and how jeremy looking ahead to the labour party conference and howjeremy corbyn would negotiate a deal with the eu if he was prime minister. the times leaves with a warning from the prime minister that the supreme court has no jurisdiction minister that the supreme court has nojurisdiction over his minister that the supreme court has no jurisdiction over his decision to suspend parliament. also claims that borisjohnson has abused his power. ina borisjohnson has abused his power. in a different story on the front of the daily mail which there is a record numbers of young adults are being dug those with diabetes because of the obesity epidemic. a variety of front pages but most of them mentioning the goi

jodie chesney, who was 17, was stabbed in the back while she sat on a park bench. old bailey how he tried to help her. two men and two youths deny murder. the parents of a student who took her own life while at university have called on colleges to help stop others from "falling through the cracks". ceara thacker was found dead in her room in may 2018, three months after an earlier suicide attempt which her parents were never told about. from the inquest in liverpool, here's our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys. at liverpool university, new students are starting. two years ago, ceara thacker was among them. the 19—year—old struggled with anxiety, depression and self—harm. she asked for help many times. today, her parents called for change. she approached every service available to her. every one of those services let her down. at every turn, she was failed. i can't imagine how frightening that must have been for her. this is absolutely essential, that all universities have proper systems for identifying students at risk, and communicating effectively with health

was a row about a drugs deal of whichjodie suggest this was a row about a drugs deal of which jodie chesneyhjodie chesney was no party, she was an innocent victim. the trial will continue this afternoon. thank you, dan johnson. the bbc has been taken to see the saudi oil installations that were attacked with missiles and drones last weekend. the attack — which saudi arabia has blamed on iran — struck at the heart of the country's economy and threatened global oil supplies. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports from one of the facilities that was hit. the missiles were able to penetrate to saudi arabia's very expensive multibillion—dollar defences which they bought at great cost from the west, now there is a lot of head scratching trying to work out how to protect places like this, this vulnerable, critical infrastructure, from a repeat attack. so what we're looking at here is what's called a separation tower. this is where khurais oilfield, part of saudi aramco's operations, separates out the gas and the oil from the crude mix that comes out of the ground. this is what they've go

the trial of four people accused of murdering the teenager jodie chesney has begun.ndon park in march, while listening to music with friends. two men aged 20 and 19 and two youths aged 16 and 17 all deny the charge against them. police investigating the murder of pc andrew harper last month have made a new arrest, and re—arrested three teenagers. he had married his wife lissiejust four weeks before he was killed in berkshire while responding to reports of a burglary. a fifth man has already been charged. the assistant coach of the welsh rugby team, rob howley, seen here on the right, has been sent home from the rugby world cup injapan for an alleged breach of betting and anti—corruption rules. the welsh rugby union says he's returned to wales to assist with an investigation and has been replaced by the former fly—half stephen jones. wales‘ opening game is against georgia in six days‘ time. two suicide bomb attacks in afghanistan have claimed the lives of some 50 people. the taliban said they were responsible for both attacks. the group has continued an intensive bomb

the boyfriend of the teenager jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a random attack in a park in east london after the assault, and that it took around 15 minutes for the emergency services to arrive. two men and two teenagers are on trial at the old bailey, charged with the murder of the 17—year—old, in march. dan johnson reports. today, eddie coyle gave his account of the last moments of his girlfriend's life, describing how two men come out of the dark in an instant and she was fatally stabbed. they had been together forjust three months and he said she was a great person, funny, sometimes silly, sometimes sensible. he told the jury they were in the park with friends, listening to music, drinking and smoking cannabis, when two hooded men approached without a word being said. he demonstrated to the jury how the taller man raised his arm and swung it towardsjodie's back. close to tears at one point, eddie said, jodie was in shock at first — she didn't know what had happened. she just started screaming. she screamed very loudly, he said, continuously for about two minutes straight. then she

metro leads with the opening of the trial of the four people accused of murdering 17—year—old jodie chesney says climate activists are wasting their time lobbying investors to ditch fossil fuel stocks. it also has a story about the handover of the bank of england governor's role being delayed until after the next general election. the telegraph leads with comments from the us ambassador showing solidarity with boris johnson over brexit. mort brexit in the guardian, which looks ahead to the labour party conference next week and howjeremy corbyn will negotiate a deal with the eu if he was prime minister. the times leaves with a warning from the prime minister that the supreme court has no jurisdiction over his decision to suspend parliament. the i also lead to the supreme court hearing and the claims that boris johnson has abused his power. and the daily mail says record numbers of young adults are being diagnosed with diabetes because of the obesity epidemic. so a variety of front pages but events in the supreme court are on most of them. let's start there with the daily telegraph once again

a group of friends we re jodie comer and a group of friends were in harold hill in london. —— jodie chesneystarted screaming very loudly and continuously. she was screaming for about two minutes straight and then she began to faint. she described —— he described how his friends went to get help and some people living nearby came to do what they could. he did not realise at first how serious her injuries we re at first how serious her injuries were because of how thick her coat was. it was 15 minutes before police and paramedics arrived to help her but she could not be saved. this morning the court has also heard aboutjody‘s morning the court has also heard about jody‘s character. morning the court has also heard aboutjody‘s character. eddie coyle said that she was a great person, very funny, silly and sensible sometimes. he was asked if there was any reason why someone would want to hurt her and he said no, any reason why someone would want to hurt herand he said no, he any reason why someone would want to hurt her and he said no, he could think of no reason. the suggestion from the prosecu

a court has heard that 17—year—old jodie chesney was stabbed to death by drug dealers in east london murder. the jury was told miss chesney was knifed in the back as she sat with a group of friends in a park on the evening of march the 1st. the old bailey heard that hours earlier one of her group had unsuccessfully tried to buy cannabis from one of the defendants and turned to another local dealer instead. the four accused are all from east london and all deny her murder. the head of counterterrorism policing in the uk has warned that far—right terrorism is the fastest growing problem his officers face. assistant commissioner neil basu, said a third of the terrorist plots foiled in the last two and half years have come from the far—right and these now form about a tenth of his officers' caseload. effectively, it is the close partnership between m15 and counterterrorism policing in the rest of the uk intelligence community that have disrupted now 22 plots since 2017, seven of which are right—wing terrorist plots — suspected to be that methodology. so, effectively, it's the might of th

jodie chesney, was with a group of friends when she was attacked in a park.s been telling the jury how he first developed remembers seeing two men come into that park in the evening and the first time he realised they appeared was that he heard what he described as a sound like the ripping of fabric. he thought the men were stealing his bike. he then saw the two men run away, when in fact that noise was jodie being attacked. he then said he was still confused and at that point, there was hysteria and panic amongst his friends and jodie's boyfriend started shouting that she had been stabbed in the back. this witness said he went to a friends house nearby and he tried to get help and was in such a shock and terrified that he couldn't return back to the park. the jury has heard from another witness, a 17—year—old girl who we cannot name because of her age and she described how she realised something was happening when one of the group began to shiver in fear and then she saw jodie turning around and she started screaming very loudly. the witness was then asked w