today, julia james was _ looking doors. today, julia james was described - looking doors.s described by i looking doors. today, julia| james was described by the looking doors. today, julia - james was described by the kent force is a hugely devoted and passionate individual who was completely committed to serving the people of kent. helena wilkinson, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. amira is fighting for the right to have a home birth. women in the balkan region are routinely exposed to brutal treatment in hospital during pregnancy and childbirth and they are demanding change. the united nations has uncovered the scale of the abuse. ., . ., ., , ., abuse. violence against women in childbirth — abuse. violence against women in childbirth is _ abuse. violence against women in childbirth is so _ abuse. violence against women in childbirth is so normalised i in childbirth is so normalised that it in childbirth is so normalised thatitis that it is not yet considered violence against women. to -rotect violence against women. to protect herself, three has hired a foreign mi

it's exactly two weeks since julia james's body was found.ave been killed in a shooting at a school in russia. more than 20 others were injured, many seriously. some children jumped out of third floor windows to try to escape. police have arrested the suspected attacker — a 19—year—old former pupil. it happened in the south western city of kazan. our correspondent steve rosenberg is there for us now. it is midnight on kazan. but as you can see, a lot of people gathering outside the school. there is a real sense of disbelief at what has happened here. across russia, people went back to school today after the long may holidays. but students arriving he had no idea of the nightmare that lay in store for them. a day of learning turned into a day of bloodshed. school 175 had come under attack. this cctv footage shows the gunman on his way there, looking completely calm, weapon at the ready. when the shooting began, there was panic. some children tried to get away byjumping from windows. others barricaded themselves in classrooms, and then escaped

this new image, released by kent police, shows julia james walking her dog, police, showsjulia jamesrigger people's from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people's memories. from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people's memories. police have yet to establish a motive for the attack. i have yet to establish a motive for the attack. ., ., have yet to establish a motive for the attack-— the attack. i do not know if it is somebody _ the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she _ the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, _ the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i- the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i do i the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i do not l the attack. i do not know if it is i somebody she knew, i do not know if it is a stranger attack. of course, that possibility is particularly frightening to local residents. i don't know, therefore, if it is someone who is regularly in the area. ., ., ., g ., someone who is regularly in the area. ., ., ., g , area. not far from where julia james was killed, offi

julia james's body was discovered four days ago.eath of one of their own. this is a particularly challenging and poignant for staff working on the case who knew her professionally or potentially, of course, socially. as well as paying a personal tribute her family have launched an appeal calling for anyone with any information, however insignificant, to contact the police to help get justice forjulia. scientists investigating the plastic waste drifting in the world's oceans say they ve discovered more about where it comes from. they ve calculated that a thousand rivers are responsible for the vast majority of the pollution. here's our science editor, david shukman. the shocking sight of plastic waste polluting the oceans. it is one of the most visible ways that human activity is damaging the natural world. so where has it all come from? well, most of it is carried by rivers from cities to the sea. i saw this for myself in indonesia a few years ago. the waterways were choked with plastic. it used to be thought that only the ten bigge

it's exactly two weeks since julia james's body was found.eon said she felt emotional as she told people they could hug their loved ones again. pubs will be allowed to sell alcohol indoors. six people from three households will be able to meet in each other�*s homes. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow for us tonight. restrictions being eased across scotland — but not for everyone? yes, one probable exception will be the council area of moray in the north of scotland where cases have been surging, which the authorities have been working hard to bring under control. elsewhere in scotland, though, next monday will see some pretty big changes i think for many people the most significant will be the fact that they will be allowed in small groups back into each other�*s homes, and while they are, will be allowed to hug family and friends again and they will also be allowed to stay overnight. it does create an anomaly because physical distance and will remain in place in other settings. at the other changes coming into force next

julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday.no clear suspects in the case. her family paid tribute to her saying she "was fiercely loyal" and "loved with her whole heart". well a little earlier on our correspondent simonjones sent us this update from aylesham in kent julia james's family have thanked everyone who has come here to leave flowers in tribute to her. they say there has been a real outpouring of love from herfriends, from the local community, and from people she worked with. now, when you read the statement issued by the family, you get a real sense of loss they are feeling. they are talking about a void in their life, they say they will miss her every moment of every day. they also talk about her having a beautiful smile and a beautiful sense of humour. the family also say that they believe the police are doing everything in their power to find her killer. officers said yesterday they have no clear motive for the attack and no clear suspect in the picture. so necessarily this is going to be worrying for local people

julia james's body was discovered four days ago. death of one of their own. this is a particularly challenging and poignant for staff working on the case who knew her professionally or potentially, of course, socially. as well as paying a personal tribute her family have launched an appeal calling for anyone with any information, however insignificant, to contact the police to help get justice forjulia. the bodies of 32 people killed in a stampede at a jewish pilgrimage site in israel have been identified. at least 45 people were killed and another 150 were injured in the tragedy at the festival, which was being held near mount meron. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who visited the scene yesterday, has promised an inquiry into what happened. the headlines on bbc news... from tuesday care home residents in england will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. india becomes the first country to record 400 thousand coronavirus infections in a single day. five people are arrested on suspici

julia james's _ single do everything they can. there are extra pressures when investigating the death— pressures when investigating the death of— pressures when investigating the death of one of their own. this pressures when investigating the death of one of their own. this is a particularly — death of one of their own. this is a particularly challenging _ death of one of their own. this is a particularly challenging and - particularly challenging and poignant for staff working on the case who knew her professionally or potentially, of course, socially. figs potentially, of course, socially. as well as paying a personal tribute her family have launched an appeal calling for anyone with any information, however insignificant, to contact the police to help get justice forjulia. the family of a teenaged girl with learning difficulties who was struck 30 times by a metropolitan police officer have called for the crown prosecution service to reconsider its decision not to charge him. pc benjamin kemp was sacked yesterday for using exces

they say he could be the key to unlocking what happened to julia james. person is. if that person is watching, please make contact with us. we believe that you have crucial information. the man in the image that police have released today was spotted somewhere along this country lane in aylesham last wednesday, the day after the body ofjulia james was discovered. this is an area that's not far from the crime scene. where the photograph came from, or who took it, police won't say. julia james had been walking her dog when she was attacked, just a few hundred yards from her home. she suffered significant head injuries. her husband posted this photograph of them both, saying how much he missed her. a reward of up to £10,000 has been offered by crimestoppers for information leading to a conviction in this case. officers from forces across the country have now been asked to support kent police on what continues to be a challenging case for them. 0n the tenth day of this investigation, they're hoping they're getting closer to the breakthrough they need. helena

well, julia james was killed two weeks ago today.s have been working round—the—clock on the murder investigation, and late last night we had confirmation that a 21—year—old man had been charged with her murder, callum wheeler, who is from aylesham, lives here in the village. he will appear before magistrates in medway later on this morning. now, after news of this court appearance emerged, julia james's cousin, on social media, thanked the police and everyone who had been involved in the investigation, saying the family really appreciated it. we also heard from kent police who said officers had been working nonstop on this case, police thanked other forces who have sent personnel here to help with the fingertip searches of local fields, it's a very rural area, officers have also been helping with door—to—door enquiries and the national crime agency have been involved. police also thanked the local community for the information that they have offered in this case. i think police recognise this has been a difficult couple of weeks for

julia james's body was discovered four days ago.se who knew her professionally or potentially, of course, socially. as well as paying a personal tribute her family have launched an appeal calling for anyone with any information, however insignificant, to contact the police to help get justice forjulia. a campaign has been launched to raise money to build a memorial in st paul's cathedral to those who've died as a result of coronavirus. costing 2.3 million, it would be the first new structure of its kind inside st paul's for 150 years. charlotte wright reports. for centuries, st paul's cathedral has been a place to reflect on significant international events, which is why campaigners say it's a fitting site for this, a covid memorial. designed by an architect who himself lost his mother during the pandemic. there are now over 100,000 other families who will have gone through that same sense of dislocating anguish. and, for us, i think a memorial could not be more important. the plan is to build the memorial here at the north door, th

julia james can you tell us more details? julia james was — can you tell us more details?constable who said officers worked around the clock on the case, notjust kent police but support from the national crime agency, and also officers from forces around the country sent to help with searches that have taken place. and to help with door—to—door enquiries. julia james was killed when she was walking her dog toby, and he remained by her side until she was found. she had severe head injuries. officers are continuing to appealfor information injuries. officers are continuing to appeal for information and searches are ongoing. yesterday we saw hundreds of officers descend on a rural lane, combing through hedgerow and looking at the side of the road. police are still very much after information despite today's court appearance. clashes between israel and the palestinians have continued this morning, following an upsurge in violence yesterday. reports say two palestinians were killed and six israelis wounded in the latest attacks. more than 20 palestinians, including children, we

it's one week since the body of 53 year old julia james was discovered in woodland. vigil in her mother's honour. in a social media post that has been shared with the bbc, bethan asked people to instead light candles on their doorstep. "a number of people have asked about holding a vigilfor my mum," bethan wrote, "and whilst i am so grateful for people wanting to remember her, i'm very conscious that any gathering would need to be policed if it was even allowed. perhaps we could ask those who wish to remember mum to light a candle for her and leave it on their doorstep. at 7pm, i will light a candle for her." julia james had been taking her dog for a walk when she was attacked a few hundred metres from her home. despite appeals for information and witnesses, there have been no arrests and police at the weekend said they are ruling nothing out. we do not, at this stage, have any identified suspects. we are keeping all options open to us while we fully investigate the circumstances of this matter and try to understand exactly what happened. we do not, at this stage, und

julia james walking her dog, toby.om the gloves, when she was murdered. her body found close to her house, her dog unharmed by her side. police are desperate to hear from anyone who saw julia, or her attacker. we've got a very considerable forensic strategy, as you would expect. it does include the dog. that is being staged through the laboratories. i'm not in a position — it wouldn't be appropriate for me to give a running commentary on the many exhibits and the forensic strategy that we have under way. but of course, we've considered all opportunities around toby. the outpouring of grief in the community continues. the question people are still asking is, why? until things are a little bit more known, i feel a bit vulnerable, if i'm honest with you. whether it's connected, whether because she was a policewoman, i don't know. you know, because there was, you know, something — somebody had a grudge against her or something, or whether it was just purely, you know, random, who knows? the murder investigation is being le

clues as to what exactly happened tojulia see if there is any clues as to what exactly happened to julia jamesre progressing, but still, crucially, no—one arrested, they haven't figured out what the motive is, and a very clear fresh appeal to members of the public, especially in this community, and we have seen today, martine, officers including community support officers, wandering around the area, there is still a very big police presence, and still searches continuing where julia james was found on the edge of woodland. so, a new appeal to members of the public, did they see anything unusual last week, monday, tuesday, wednesday of last week? detectives are very, very keen for those people to come forward to helena wilkinson, in kent, thank you very much. brute helena wilkinson, in kent, thank you ve much. ~ . . , , ., very much. we have the latest set of coronavirus — very much. we have the latest set of coronavirus figures _ very much. we have the latest set of coronavirus figures from _ very much. we have the latest set of coronavirus figures from the - coronavirus figures from the gover

as police broaden their search for evidence into the murder of pc50 julia james — a £10,000 reward isfered for anyone with information police in essex are continuing to question two teenagers on suspicion of murder after a father—of—four was stabbed to death — having spent the day celebrating his two—year—old twin daughters�* birthday, the stark reality of drinking during the pandemic — more people died from alcohol in england and wales last year than in any of the previous twenty years. unseasonal weather as people go to the polls in england, scotland and wales — the biggest test of voter opinion since the last general election. and we meet the former royal marine commando who lost both legs in afghanistan — in training for a charity swim across plymouth sound good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. french fishermen who staged a protest off the coast ofjersey about post—brexit fishing rights — have now sailed away from the area and back to port. two royal navy ships are still on patrol after escalating tensions in the last few days. the french claim their rights to fish off the islan

obviously, we don't know anything more about what's happened. - as a community remembered julia jamesm. let's take a look at some of today's other news. care home residents in england can now go out for walks or visit relatives' gardens without having to quarantine for two weeks on their return, after new guidance came into force. many families say they have felt "powerless" over the past year because of the "restrictive" nature of visits. an inquest has been told that a woman stabbed to death at a prisoner rehabilitation event in fishmongers hall two years ago was uncertain about whether to attend. saskia jones was one of two people killed by usman khan at the event in november 2019. in a statement her mother said her daughter only decided to go to fishmongers' hall the day before. prosecutors are being asked to consider whether to charge a man arrested on suspicion of murdering 31—year—old stuart lubbock, who died at the entertainer michael barrymore's home in essex two decades ago. his body was found in the former television presenter�*s swimming pool. two years after the governmen

julia james was attacked when she was doing that on tuesday afternoon.they should not feel they need to stay indoors, but they should be vigilant and report anything suspicious or unusual immediately to the police. as for the family, they are joined the police in appealing for anyone with information to come forward and contact officers, saying they need to getjustice forjulia. the headlines on bbc news: india becomes the first country to record 400,000 coronavirus infections in a single day. new freedoms for care home residents in england — from tuesday, they will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. scientists investigating the plastic waste drifting in the world's oceans say they've discovered more about where it comes from. they've calculated that a thousand rivers are responsible for the vast majority of the pollution. here's our science editor david shukman. the shocking sight of plastic waste polluting the oceans. it is one of the most visible ways that human activity is damaging the natural world. so where h

julia james was killed on tuesday of last week. she had been working from home that day. attacked in woodlands a few metres from her home. since then there has been a huge police investigation involving hundreds of officers. police are continuing to appeal for witnesses and they are keen to hear from anyone who saw anything unusual between 1pm and liz30pm on the day she died. officers say perhaps someone locally saw someone and felt suspicious of them, perhaps they decided to cross the road to avoid them or even to take a different path. police say it might seem insignificant to the person who made the observation but it could be vital to the investigation. it is continuing at pace but now the focus once again for officers continuing their questioning of the suspect. thank you, simon. serious disruption on some of the uk's busiest rail lines is expected to continue into next week after cracks were discovered in some high speed trains. inspections on more than 180 trains are due to be completed today, but great western railway and london north eastern railway have advised

one week after the murder of police community support officer julia james in kent, locals are asked toight a candle this evening in her memory and the billionaire philanthropists bill and melinda gates have announced they're divorcing, after 27 years of marriage and coming up on the bbc news channel: tournament organisers unanimously agree to postpone the indian premier league following an emergency meeting, amid the ongoing public health emergency in the country. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. rescue teams in mexico city are battling to reach people trapped in wreckage, after a bridge over a motorway collapsed as a train was travelling on it. several carriages plunged onto cars below, at 10pm local time. at least 23 people are known to have died, and dozens have been injured. you may find some of the images in will grant's report upsetting. residents of mexico city are all too accustomed to this sort of scene, emergency services working through the night. emergency services working through the ni . ht. �* , emergency services working through the niuht. �* , ., w th

julia james was killed on tuesday of last week. she had been working from home that day.eal for information and want to hear from anybody who might have seen anything suspicious that day between 1pm and ll:30pm. police say particularly local people may have noticed someone strange or acting in an unusual manner, perhaps to the extent that they might have crossed the road to avoid that person or perhaps decide to take a different path. police want to hear from anyone who felt that way. there are hundreds of officers in this investigation. kent police are getting support from otherforces, too, and the national crime agency. and the family are saying theyjust hope there is progress in this case soon. the body of a newborn baby has been found in a canal in north west london. police say the baby was found in the grand union canal in the harlesden area earlier this afternoon. officers say an investigation is under way and are urging the baby's mother to seek medical assistance by dialling 999. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has defended the actions of police afte

police investigating the death of community support officer julia james have been granted more time toms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near dover. she'd suffered serious head injuries. police arrested a man from the canterbury area on friday. he remains in custody. simonjones is in aylesham. simon, tel was more about current investigation. —— tell us more. this investigation. -- tell us more. this is da 13. investigation. -- tell us more. this is day 13- the _ investigation. -- tell us more. this is day 13. the man _ investigation. —— tell us more. ti 3 is day 13. the man arrested was detained on friday evening at around 9:30pm and today officers have been granted more time to question him, and additional 36 hours. that means they can continue to question him until tomorrow evening. at that point, they will have to decide whether to release him, charge him, or they could apply for another 24 hours to question him. today there has been a large amount of activity at this property close to the murder scene. we have seen forensics officers inside the house, coming and going,

julia james, who was 53, was found dead in woodland near her home two weeks ago today. briefly to confirm his name, his age and address. he was dressed in a grey tracksuit and he left court and appeared to gesture briefly to reporters before being lured into a prison van. he will be remanded in custody and is due to appear at maidstone crown court on thursday. it is exactly two weeks since the body ofjulia james was discovered in woodland in kent. police say she suffered serious head injuries. detectives say they have received more than 1000 pieces of information from the public regarding her murder, but they are appealing for anybody in the area on all around april the 27th to come forward if they might have information. this is very much an ongoing investigation and the case is not expected to go to court until early next year. is not expected to go to court until early next year-— early next year. thank you, jon donnison- _ israeli forces and palestinian militants have exchanged heavy fire in an escalation of violence. palestinian rockets were fired towardsjerusalem

now, julia james was killed on tuesday of last week.y support officer. she had taken her dog toby for a walk when she was attacked. now, in terms of the investigation, it involves hundreds of officers taking part in this. the police have asked officers from other forces to help too because they have been covering a huge amount of area. this is a very rural location in southern england. there is a lot of ground to cover. the family ofjulia james say they are keeping their fingers crossed for a positive outcome in this investigation. certainly people in the local community too are very keen for answers. this has affected people greatly. there's of dog walkers in this area and they say they say they simply don't feel confident to go out on the run at the moment, but the search is very much ongoing at this property this morning. this investigation continuing at pace.- morning. this investigation continuing at pace. morning. this investigation continuin: at ace. ., ~ , continuing at pace. thank you very much, continuing at pace. thank you ve

julia james was killed on tuesday of last week. she had been working from home that day.ve seen anything suspicious that day between 1pm and 4:30pm. police say particularly local people may have seen somebody strange or acting in an unusual manner, perhaps to the extent that they might have crossed the road to avoid that person or perhaps decide to take a different path. police want to hear from anyone who felt that way. there are hundreds of officers in this investigation. kent police are getting support from other forces too, and the national crime agency and the family are saying theyjust hope there is progress in this case soon. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has defended his handling of two nights of violence injerusalem, warning that threats to peace and order would not be tolerated. last night saw renewed clashes between palestinians and israeli police, after days of simmering unrest over possible evictions of palestinians from land claimed byjewish settlers. israel's attorney—general has now asked the supreme court to postpone a hearing on the planne

julia james was killed almost two weeks ago. she was working from home on that day.rms of the local community, many people still extremely concerned and worried. police telling them that they should keep their phones with them when they go out and let people know exactly where they are going to be. know exactly where they are going to be, ,, ., ., ~' know exactly where they are going to be. ,, ., ., ,, i. know exactly where they are going to be. ,, ., ., ~' , . rail passengers are facing disruption for a third day in a row after cracks were found in the chassis of some high speed trains during routine inspections. all hitachi 800 trains are being inspected, with disruption expected on long—distance routes. great western railway is advising people not to travel today and london north eastern railway says passengers should check their bookings before travelling. sir david attenborough has warned the problems awaiting the world in the next decade are greater than those currently posed by the coronavirus pandemic. the naturalist and broadcaster comments come as he has be

julia james was found dead on tuesday of last week. she had been working from home that day.appealfor head injuries. police are continuing to appeal for witnesses, they particularly want to hear from anyone who saw anything suspicious in this area between 1pm and 4:30pm on that tuesday the 27th of april. they also are asking people, did you see someone who made you feel uneasy? perhaps you decided to cross the road or take a different path. it may seem insignificant but could be important for the investigation. there are hundreds of officers working around the clock. we saw an area of woodland cordoned off and a police officer standing guard there. kent police have asked officers from other forces to help with the investigation. the national crime agency is providing expertise, other forces are sending officers to help with door—to—door inquiries and the surge because this is a very rural area. police have been combing through fields over the last few days and so there is a lot of area to cover, but the police say this is a fast—moving investigation and the man they are quest

julia james�* family has thanked everyone who has come here.friends, local community and the people she worked with. when you read the statement issued by the family, you get a real sense of the loss they are feeling, talking about a void in their life, saying they miss her every moment of every day and also talking about her having a beaut smile and a brilliant sense of humour. the family also say they believe police are doing everything in their power to find her killer. 0fficers in their power to find her killer. officers say they have no clear motive for the attack and no clear suspect any richer. this is going to be worrying for local people here. i spent a lot of time here over the past few days and people have telling us it�*s a loose knit community and people know and support each other but are asking if it is safe for them to go out and walk their dog. julia james was attacked while doing that on tuesday afternoon and the message from police is that people should go about their normal life, shouldn�*t feel the need stay indoors but sho

an actress played julia james and the dog was the dog ofjulia james.lice for what they had done in this investigation. it has been a huge operation involving hundreds of officers. kent police have brought in officers from around the country. some have been helping in the searches through woodland. some have been helping with door—to—door enquiries. certainly a big operation and the investigation very much ongoing.— big operation and the investigation very much ongoing. simon, thank you very much ongoing. simon, thank you very much- — very much ongoing. simon, thank you very much. simon _ very much ongoing. simon, thank you very much. simon jones _ very much ongoing. simon, thank you very much. simon jones reporting. . research by a leading mental health charity shows that one in four people's mental health worsened after receiving nhs treatement remotely. further research from mind after the first lockdown also shows one in three of us are not asking for help because we don't click think our mental health problem was serious enough or were worried abou

it's one week since the body of 53—year—old julia james was discovered in woodland. tigation is under way, but police say they still don't have a motive and no arrests have been made. our correspondent tim muffett has more. seven days since the discovery of julia james's body, and police say they still don't know why she was attacked. yesterday, people living close to akholt wood in kent, where her body was found, were advised by police to tell someone when they are going out. they have also been urged to keep a fully charged phone with them and to plan a route. julia's daughter bethan has also responded to requests for a vigil in her mother's honour. in a social media post that has been shared with the bbc, bethan asked people to instead light candles on their doorstep. "a number of people have asked about holding a vigilfor my mum, bethan wrote, "and whilst i am so grateful for people wanting to remember her, i'm very conscious that any gathering would need to be policed if it was even allowed. perhaps we could ask those who wish to remember mum to light a candle fo

julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kentom members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. i continue to appeal for witnesses. i am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. it�*s absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last moments ofjulia�*s life. and appearing to gesture to reporters outside court in chatham, this morning, this is the man who police believe killed her — 21—year—old callum wheeler, from aylsham. this initial hearing for callum wheeler lasted only around five minutes. he spoke just to confirm his name, his age and his address. he was remanded in custody and will appear at maidstone crown court on thursday, charged with julia james�*s murder. it�*s exactly two weeks since julia james�*s body was found. the case is expected to go to trial early next year. jon donnison, bbc news, in chatham in kent. the uk�*s financial watchdog has opened a case into greensill capital. it�*s found lex greensill

it's one week since the body of 53—year—old julia james was discovered in woodland. very ofjulia james's body, and police say they still don't know why she was attacked. yesterday, people living close to akholt wood in kent, where her body was found, were advised by police to tell someone when they are going out. they have also been urged to keep a fully charged phone with them and to plan a route. julia's daughter bethan has also responded to requests for a vigil in her mother's honour. in a social media post that has been shared with the bbc, bethan asked people to instead light candles on their doorstep. "a number of people have asked about holding a vigilfor my mum, bethan wrote, "and whilst i am so grateful for people wanting to remember her, i'm very conscious that any gathering would need to be policed if it was even allowed. perhaps we could ask those who wish to remember mum to light a candle for her and leave it on their doorstep. at 7pm, i will light a candle for her." julia james had been taking her dog for a walk when she was attacked a few hundred metres

julia james has been remembered by her colleagues for her commitment and passion to herjob. sed the police investigation but so far officers have no clear suspect and no clear motive for the killing. me suspect and no clear motive for the killinu. ~ .. .. suspect and no clear motive for the killinu. ~ ., ., ., , , ., killing. we do not, at this stage, have any identified _ killing. we do not, at this stage, have any identified suspects. - killing. we do not, at this stage, have any identified suspects. we killing. we do not, at this stage, - have any identified suspects. we are keeping all options open to us while we fully investigate the circumstances of this matter and try to understand exactly what happened. we do not at this stage understand the motive for this attack. julia james was _ the motive for this attack. julia james was found _ the motive for this attack. julia james was found dead - the motive for this attack. julia james was found dead a short distance from her home. she had been walking her dog stop police say they cannot rule out the possibility she was kill

julia james was attacked while walking her dog near her home on april 27th. evening at around 9:30pm, he is in his 20s and from the canterbury area. yesterday lunchtime, police were given more time to question him on an additional 36 hours. that pretty much takes them up to the end of today. at that point the police will have to decide whether to charge him, whether to release him, or whether to ask for a final 24 hours to question him. there's no let—up in the police activity around this area. just down the road from here, officers stand guard outside a house in aylesham. yesterday we saw forensic teams coming and going from the property. they were searching through a skip outside the house. through the garden, they were lifting up paving slabs. police haven't said who this house belongs to but it does form part of this investigation. now, julia james was killed almost two weeks ago. she'd been working from home that day. she took her dog toby for a walk when she was attacked. she suffered serious head injuries. people in this area still remain concerned. of

helena wilkinson reports. 11 days ago, julia james took her dog for a walk.ywell griffith reports. after super thursday's success, a soggy saturday celebration. mark drakeford was front and centre of labour's campaign in wales, and it worked, equalling their best ever result here, a very different story to other parts of the uk. i think the difference between wales and england is that people in wales can see the record of a labour government. they can see what we have achieved together over the period of devolution, and they know that, if we say something in our manifesto, then they can have confidence that it will be delivered. after two decades in government, many within labour expected their grip on power in wales to loosen. instead, the pandemic has flipped convention on its head, and it's the incumbents who have come out stronger. especially in places like porthcawl. 18 months ago, voters in this constituency kicked out their labour mp but, in this election, they stuck with the party, and that seems to be largely down to trust in its leader. mark drakefo

this new image, released by kent police, shows julia james walking her dog, just as she had been on theg, apart from the gloves. police hope it'll trigger people's memories. police have yet to establish a motive for the attack. i do not know if it's somebody she knew, i do not know if it's a stranger attack. of course, that possibility is particularly frightening to local residents. i don't know, therefore, if it's someone who's regularly in the area. not far from where julia james was killed, officers are continuing to speak to residents as part of the investigation. so far, they've received over 700 pieces of information from the public — but they need more help. today, they also released this map of the crime scene. they want to speak to anyone who was in the area between 1pm and a:30pm last tuesday afternoon. the police community support officer had been with the kent force since 2008, described as completely dedicated to serving the people of kent. some of the forces�* most experienced detectives are working on the murder investigation. it is clear from today's renewed appeal that

a 21 year—old man has been charged with the murder of the police community support officer, julia jamess this hourfrom russia — where there are reports of a shooting at a school in the city of kazan — it's thought eight children and one teacher have died. -- 11 —— 11 people have died. a dramatic escalation of violence as israel launches bombing raids on military targets in gaza. more easing of lockdown restrictions in scotland where it's likely people will be allowed to meet in each other�*s homes in limited numbers from monday. a dramatic escalation of violence as israel launches and... it's the brit awards tonight — in front of a live audience at london's 02 arena — with no masks or social distancing required. good morning. borisjohnson is promising a �*skills revolution' for england, as one of a host of policies set to be announced in today's queen's speech, which sets out the government's programme for the next year. it's part of the state opening of parliament, a usually pretty grand ceremony that's been pared back this year because of the pandemic. it's expected that the governmen

julia james's body was discovered almost two weeks ago, she had been working from home that day.w exactly, where exactly they are going to be and how lonely are likely to be gone for. in terms of the family, they have said on social media they are just keeping fingers crossed progress in this investigation. the family of a woman who took her own life after her benefit payments were cut is bringing legal action against the government. an inquest into the death of philippa day said the department for work and pensions made 28 mistakes in handling her case. it's now emerged the department has reviewed around 150 other similar cases, in which claimants either died or came to serious harm. some viewers might find this report from michael buchanan distressing. it's been six months. i am in so much debt. i have nothing to eat. i can't... phillipa day pleaded repeatedly with benefits officials for help. her money had been cut. they insisted she couldn't have a benefits assessment at home, so in despair, the 27—year—old mother took a fatal overdose, leaving her sister to fight her case. i

., in other news, officers investigating the death of serving police community support officer julia james dilley is in snowdown. well, the offices is absurd that a man from the canterbury area in his 20s was arrested at around 9:30pm last night in connection with the murder of the 53—year—old police community support officerjulia james. now, officers are saying that this, notwithstanding, they are still asking people to come forward with any information that relates to two the 27th of april, particularly keen to speak to anybody who was in the area between 1pm and apm, maybe you felt uncomfortable, you had to cross the road, or you had to change your route? any of that information, cctv is, they say is very important people come forward. {lilia cctv is, they say is very important people come forward.— cctv is, they say is very important people come forward. 0k, sean, thank ou. several of the uk's busiest rail lines are facing severe disruption after cracks were spotted on some high—speed trains. lner is asking passengers not to travel on the east coast main line today, and many great west

julia james's body was discovered in woodland over there.eel a little bit safer. anxious, i suppose. obviously, we don't know anything more about what has happened. i julia james's daughter has remembered her mother with the words "there are no goodbyes for us, wherever you are, you will always be in my heart." simonjones, bbc news, aylesham. online fashion retailer boohoo has reported a 37% jump in profit to £173.6 million, benefiting from the huge growth in demand for online shopping during the covid—19 pandemic. let's speak now to tamara sender — senior fashion analyst at mintel. do you think this rise in profit is all down to the online shopping boom or are there other factors at play? it morning. these are outstanding results and they've really managed to maintain the momentum of strong growth throughout the year. they've absolutely benefited from the whole covid—19 pandemic, the shift towards shopping online, the closure of nonessential retail. but i think the business model has also helped the company, as they've been really quick and

julia james was found dead in woodland near dover in kent last month.1—year—old callum wheeler will appear in court on tuesday. a russian doctor who treated the opposition activist alexei navalny has emerged safe and well, three days after going missing on a hunting trip. police had spent much of the weekend looking for dr alexander murakhovsky in swampy siberian forests. pakistan is experiencing a third wave of coronavirus infections, with cases shooting up last month. doctors say the terrible scenes across the border in india have helped persuade people to take more precautions, but there are concerns the eid festival this week will lead to a dangerous spike. so a partial lockdown is now in place. secunder kermani reports from lahore. friday prayers in lahore. at this mosque, plenty of masks, but no social distancing. throughout the holy month of ramadan, congregational prayers have continued. beds for critically ill patients in the city have been filling up. in public hospitals, around 75% are occupied. 0utside, families wait anxiously. a few weeks a

julia james was found dead in woodland near dover in kent last month — she'd suffered serious head injuries.. a us naval ship has fired multiple warning shots after more than a dozen fast boats from iran's revolutionary guards came close to an american submarine and escort ships. a pentagon spokesman said the iranian boats came to within 130 metres of the us vessels in the strait of hormuz, a strategically important part of the gulf. the international olympic committee chief — thomas bach has been forced to postpone a visit to japan, as virus cases surge, less than three months before the tokyo games. the japanese government and ioc are still insisting the games can go ahead safely this summer, although polls show most japanese people support cancellation or another delay. the us state department has eased its travel advisory ratings for both the united kingdom and israel. the uk was lowered to the level three �*reconsider travel�* rating and israel was moved to level two — which is to exercise increased caution. pakistan is experiencing a third wave of coronavirus infections, with cases sh

police investigating the death of community support officer julia james have arrested a man in his 20srrested on friday and remains in custody. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near dover, having suffered serious head injuries. with the elections over, the uk prime minister borisjohnson invites the leaders of scotland and wales to a summit on how to recoverfrom the pandemic. nicola sturgeon and the snp win a historic fourth term, as the party sets its sights on a second referendum on scottish independence. labour leader sir keir starmer faces a backlash after sacking his deputy angela rayner amid fall—out from the party's disappointing performance in the elections. serious disruption on some of the uk's busiest rail lines continues today after cracks were discovered in some high speed trains. great western railway and london north eastern railway have advised passengers not to travel today. let's speak to our news correspondent sean dilley who's at king's cross station. i presume this is disrupting an awful lot of passengers? they must be slightly alarmed abo

time to question a man arrested in connection with the death of police community support officer julia jamesr her home in snowdown, kent, almost two weeks ago. detectives arrested a man in his 20s from the canterbury area on friday evening. there has been more violence in the last few hours in and around the old city ofjerusalem. it's the third consecutive night of confrontations between israeli police and palestinians, with tensions running high over planned evictions of palestinians from homes in eastjerusalem. last night's violence came after thousands had prayed at the al—aqsa mosque compound, on the most holy night of ramadan. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. what is happening now? well, after dark, after ramadan _ what is happening now? well, after dark, after ramadan evening - what is happening now? well, after. dark, after ramadan evening prayers, several of the hot spots around east jerusalem became inflamed once again including close to the al—aqsa mosque and also by the damascus gate, one of the entrances to the old city. and there have been heavy clashe

police investigating the death of community support officer julia james have arrested a man in his 20s arrested on friday and remains in custody. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27th april in woodland near dover, having suffered serious head injuries. simonjones is in aylesham. this is day 13 of the investigation. the man detained would —— was arrested at 9:30pm on friday evening. he remains in custody this morning and is still being questioned. also this morning there's been a lot of police activity at this house in aylesham which is not farfrom the murder scene. we have seen forensic officers going through a skip behind me and we have seen them taking out some paving slabs, and there are a number of officers currently inside the property. the police haven't confirmed who exactly lived here but they have said this search is linked to the murder investigation. we do know that the pcso was out walking her dog, it was on tuesday of last week when she was attacked. since then officers have made numerous appeals to members of public for the information. one of those as peels is stil

appeared at maidstone crown court charged with the murder of the police community support 0fficer, julia james was remanded in custody and will stand trial in november. high speed trains which were found to have cracks, causing disruption on some of britain's busiest routes, are expected to re—enter service shortly, after inspectors said they are safe. services on large parts of the network have been disrupted since saturday, after cracks were discovered on the chassis of several trains. work is beginning on a 10 mile tunnel under the chiltern hills, to form part of the h52 rail line between london and birmingham. it will take more than three years to drill, and will involve the largest tunnelling machine ever used in the uk on a rail project. theo leggett reports. if you want to make a large tunnel, you need a giant drill and they don't come any bigger than this. florence, as she's known, is the tunnel boring machine, or tbm. so, this machine itself is 170 metres long. it contains all the processes, all the pipes, all the welfare, all the canteen, all the facilities for the guys to be on the

a doorstep candlelit vigil is held for police community support officer julia james one week after herons league final for the first time ever