police are still appealing for information in connexion with keon lincoln's death.eryday is a living nightmare. she said she would that wish this suffering on anyone and i can only hope a day will come when the senseless murdering of children all come to an end. referring to all the other debts we have seen in birmingham, the west midlands and all over the country. the people who have been convicted in connexion with the killing will be sentenced at the end the month. thank you. the pharmaceutical manufacturer pfizer, has said that a clinical trial of a pill to treat covid—19, shows that the drug is highly effective. the product is called paxlovid, and it is reported to have achieved an 89 % reduction in the risk of hospitalization or death — that's among adult patients with coronavirus who are at high risk of progressing to severe illness. with me now is our health correspondentjim reed: how significant is this? when you think about _ how significant is this? when you think about last _ how significant is this? when you think about last year _ how significant is th

this shrine is here to mark a spot near to where keon was stabbed and fatally shot. those are the first words i said. "where's my son?" i found out that there was somebody up the road, and, yeah, it was my boy. a week after he died, the community gathered to remember him and appealfor calm. this situation that we are in, with the postcode war, needs to stop. and we have to now learn to respect each other and love each other in the way that we ought to love each other. and we can only do that by putting away the knife and the gun. the stolen car was abandoned a couple of miles away. in it, they found a knife and a mask with dna. there was more cctv footage and phone records, which led to the arrest and now conviction of four teenagers for murder. michael ugochukwu and tahjgeem breakenridge, both 18. the other two killers can't be named because of their ages — they're 14 and i6. another 18—year—old. kieron donaldson, was convicted of manslaughter. the weapons that are being used, they're terrifying weapons — - to think that the knives, i they're more like swords. the w

keon's killers covered their faces in hoods.eon had an unbelievable laugh, his mother said, he was a loving child with a jolly spirit. ben godfrey, bbc news. this afternoon the judge at birmingham crown court lifted reporting restrictions — meaning one of the two boys under 18 can now be named. gunman yussuf mustapha, who is 1a years old and from birmingham, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 16 years for murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. temperatures for some of us struggled to get much above freezing this afternoon. it was another very cold day across the uk, but things have been beginning to change, with more cloud rolling in from the west and some milder air, which lifted temperatures in some parts of the west of scotland and northern ireland all the way up into double digits and that milder air is now extending further eastwards and with it, a lot of cloud, some splashes of rain and drizzle, some missed and mark in place

keon lincoln died injanuary. 0ur correspondent phil mackie was in court. with his friends. injanuary, he was killed in broad daylight outside his house, by a group of teenagers who were out looking for someone to attack in this white car. keon was chased, stabbed and shot dead. the gunman was only 1a years old. it was an horrific attack on a quiet, suburban street. police say it is not clear if he was targeted — it may have been a random attack. the stolen car was abandoned two miles away. in it they found a knife and a mask with dna. and there was more cctv footage and phone records which led to the arrest, and now conviction of five people. none of them showed any remorse. michael ugochukwu and tahjgeem breaken—ridge are both 18. the 14—year—old and his 16 friend cannot be named because of their ages. a fifth defendant, kieron donaldson, who supplied the knives but wasn't part of the attack, was guilty of manslaughter. they'll all be sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted less than a0 seconds. and among the first people outside to see what had ha

keon's killers covered their faces in hoods. they uk is not doing its part and a number of people crossing the channel and he called on the uk to increase official immigration routes. prince charles has arrived in barbados, ahead of a ceremony to mark the island's transition to a republic. the queen will be removed as head of state and the country's first president will be sworn in. in an interview with the bbc�*s celestina olu—low—deh, the prime minister of barbados, mia mottley, said it was time for the nation to move forward. we believe that the unfinished business ought not to go past the fifth anniversary of independence. a large part of what we are doing requires us to engage with the world and i want us to engage with the world is the best possible person that we can be. that requires us being confident in ourselves and understanding that by being as has the potential to be in charge of the affairs of this nation. the president of barbados is now someone's child can aspire to be so powerful. this country has had this mona

we still don't know why keon _ just want closure.t's aimed at people who have already caught covid who might be vulnerable, elderly, have underlying health conditions so we had the uk drugs regulator approving the first pill to treat covid in that way and today clinical trial results for a different pill this time developed by the us drug company pfizer, company pfizer, and, again, they're very, very strong, so this one, if you give this pill in the trial within three to five days of catching covid, then it cuts the risk of hospitalisation in that vulnerable group by 89%, which is very positive. there were no deaths at all from covid in the group that took the pill. in the group that took the dummy pill, the placebo in this trial, there were ten deaths. so you can see these are the kind products, the kind of treatments that are likely to be used going forward. they won't be for everyone, they will be for that very much smaller group of vulnerable, elderly people that might and if it from treatment like this. the uk has already purcha

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the confusion for keon lincoln the's family and friends.— confusion for keon lincoln the's family and crime that was committed is a heinous - family and friends. the crime that| was committed is a heinous crime, family and friends. the crime that - was committed is a heinous crime, as i said, and wejust really was committed is a heinous crime, as i said, and we just really want to put an end to this. we want this to be one of those springboards that we can use, that can start bringing some questions to our community, and getting some answers. the some questions to our community, and getting some answers.— getting some answers. the gunman lied about his _ getting some answers. the gunman lied about his whereabouts - getting some answers. the gunman lied about his whereabouts that - getting some answers. the gunman | lied about his whereabouts that day, claiming he had been on an online school lesson during lockdown. keon lincoln's killers covered their faces in hoods and they felt untouchable as they inflicted eight knife wounds inside 30 seconds. keon had an unbelievable laugh, his mo

keon lincoln was stabbed repeatedly and shot in the stomach in handsworth injanuary. 18. tahjgeem breakenridge, 18, from balsall heath was given liife for murder with a 19 years minimummichaelugochukwu,18, of edgbaston (murder) life — 19 years minimum. 14—year—old gunman yussuf mustapha, from birmingham (murder) life — 16 years minimum.a16-year-old (was 15 at the time) from walsall (murder) life — 17 years minimum .a fifth teenager, kieron donaldson, was jailed for 12 years for manslaughter. he will serve two thirds of the sentence in a young offenders institution. no motive has been pinpointed by west midlands police and detectives believe keon may have been "in the wrong place at the wrong time." four teenagers have beenjailed for life at birmingham crown court for the killing of 15 —year—old keon lincoln back injanuary. six cases of the omicron coronavirus variant have now been identified in scotland. they bring the total number of known omicron infections, in the uk, to nine. there's a warning it's "very likely" that more will be discovered in the coming days. jap

they quickly chase keon lincoln, stabbing him in shooting him while he had foam on the ground.rt, sharp attack. now, those teenagers you mention there, 1a—year—olds and a six—year—old who today can be mentioned were convicted of murder, 218 volt we can mention domain name, they were also convicted of murder. there is a fifth defendant, another 18—year—old, who wasn't there on the day, kieran donaldson. he is alleged tjy day, kieran donaldson. he is alleged by the prosecution to supply the weapons. he is also charged with murder, he denies the charge, and thejury has been murder, he denies the charge, and the jury has been sent home for the day and told to come back tomorrow to continue its deliberations on that fifth defendant. the case itself was particularly tragic because, among the first people on the were keon lincoln's twin sister and his mother. his mother has been in court throughout this trial. as i said, it will be back tomorrow to continue deliberating on the fifth defendant but also villa today that they will be sentenced for phil, thanks very much indeed. some more

four teenagers are found guilty of murdering 14—year—old keon lincoln in birmingham. who's accused of supplying the weapon. the mp claudia webbe has been given a suspended io—weekjail sentence and 200 hours community service after being convicted of harassment. we are going to go to sport in a few minutes. more now on a former hospital worker who was on trial for killing two women in tunbridge wells, in kent, in 1987, changing his plea and admitting to the murder of wendy knell and caroline pierce. david fuller has also admitted sexually abusing the bodies of dead women in two hospital mortuaries. we've just had this statement from the nhs trust chief executive mike scott. he said... more on that when we get it. it is nowjust more on that when we get it. it is now just after more on that when we get it. it is nowjust after 5:30pm. time for all the sports news, and from the bbc sport centre, it is jane. thank you, clive. gareth southgate has named his squad for england's world cup qualifiers against albania and san marino, recalling marcus rashford, trent alexander—arn

keon lincoln died injanuary. 0ur correspondent phil mackie was in court.ld schoolboy seen here messing around with his friends. injanuary, he was killed in broad daylight outside his house, by a group of teenagers looking for someone to attack in this car. he was chased, stabbed and shot dead. the government was only 14 shot dead. the government was only 1a years old. it was a horrific attack on a quiet, suburban street. police say it is not clear if he was targeted, and it may have been a random attack. the stolen car was abandoned two miles away. in it they found a knife and a mask with dna stop and there was more cctv footage and phone records which led to the arrest, and now conviction of five people. none of them showed any remorse. two are 18. the 14—year—old and his 16 friend cannot be named because of their ages. a fifth defendant, ciaran donaldson, who supplied the knives but was not part of the attack, was guilty of manslaughter. they will all be sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted _ sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted less

keon lincoln was attacked by four of the youths, who were convicted of murder, among them a 14—year—oldd guilty of manslaughter after supplying weapons used in the attack. one in 55 people in the uk are believed to have tested positive for coronavirus last week — that's more than 1.2 million people. the office for national statistics says figures show a similar level of infection to the previous week, but there are signs that the number of cases could be flattening out. 0ur health editor hugh pym takes a look at the figures. are we going to go in the left or the right arm, sir? as people come forward for boosterjabs, here in marlow in buckinghamshire, and here at st helens rugby league ground, the hope is that the spread of the virus can be slowed down. there are very tentative views among expert modellers that there may be a downward trend for infections. it's very possible that cases may continue to go down over the next few weeks, but i'm also very aware that we saw this in september and then we did see a climb in cases again. so i'm probably not confident enough yet to say that this

deputy secretary keon, do you agree that change is desperately and urgently needed at the state department? >> the modernization agenda the secretary announcing this morning is precisely because we know that we have this historic moment where we need to enable the department for the challenges of the next several decades. >> i'm glad we agree on that. do you commit to working with this committee, as well as the subcommittee on state department management to inform the senate department and testifying on the subject when necessary? yes, of course. >> thank you. i understand from your testimony that state is conducting a review on cyber security. digital policy and emerging technologies. i also understand you're contemplating a new cyber office that's going to report to deputy sherman. and i hope to work with you to assure a capable and technically efficient nominee. >> we're announcing a new policy on our bureau, excuse me, on cyber space and digital policy and we need to work with this committee and other committees to work through the notification process to get your consent. >> thank you

the beginning of the year that a 1a—year—old was shot dead outside his house about a mile from here, keone device had ball bearings attached to it which could have acted as shrapnel. counter—terrorism officers still don�*t know why the device exploded when it did, killing the bomber but say it could have been triggered by the movement of the taxi he was travelling in. deforestation in brazil�*s amazon rainforest has hit its highest level in over 15 years. a report by the country�*s space research agency found that deforestation increased by 22% ina year. brazil was among a number of nations who promised to end deforestation by 2030 during the cop26 climate summit. earlier i spoke to dr erika berenguer, senior research associate at 0xford university�*s ecosystems lab. i started by asking her, in light of this report, how realistic that pledge at cop really is. it just doesn�*t. unfortunately, the evidence shows that the pledge was lip service to the international community. there are no milestones to be hit, no mechanism to end deforestation by 2030, and more importantly, these data have b