the suspect was apparently khalid mohammed omar ali. he was known to the police.mily. what you saw today and yesterday is police preventing a terrorist attack, which is important because when a person gets to the point of blowing themselves up or shooting people it's too late, we willjust have victims. what we need to do is what we saw, police intervening before the attack happens. this has been a traumatic period for londoners. memories are still fresh of the five people killed in the attack near parliamentjust a few weeks ago and now it seems the police are uncovering many more alleged plots in the capital. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has said there could be catastrophic consequences if the world does not act together to force north korea to abandon its nuclear programmes. mr tillerson made the comments while chairing a special meeting of the un security council in new york. he urged countries to take steps to further isolate north korea, and said using military force could not be ruled out. all options for responding to future provocation must be on

he is khalid mohammed omar ali, the bbc exclusively revealed today. . he is not linked to last night's arrests. khalid mohammed omar ali is 27. he is british but was born overseas, and went to school in tottenham, north london. he was arrested after being stopped and searched in what police called an intelligence—led operation, which included a tip—off from family members. it is very difficult for the police and security services, as hard as they work, to keep ahead of the terrorist threat. they depend hugely on cooperation from the public. there are many cases in which the first leads have been given by the public and those leads have led to developed intelligence. that is the way in which terrorists are caught. this afternoon, police could be seen at a north london property linked to ali, where forensics officers were searching the garden. seven years ago, he was involved in a controversial convoy delivering aid to gaza. tonight, he's still in custody but has not yet been charged. it has been another incredibly busy week for scotland yard's counterte

he is khalid mohammed omar ali, the bbc exclusively revealed today. ion of terrorism, and carrying knives. he is not linked to last night's arrests. khalid mohammed omar ali is 27. he is british, but was born overseas, and went to school in tottenham, in north london. he was arrested after being stopped and searched in what police called an intelligence—led operation, that included a tip—off from family members. it is very difficult for the police and the security services, as hard as they work, to keep ahead of the terrorist threat. they depend hugely on cooperation from the public. there are many cases in which the first leads have been given by the public, and those leads have led to developed intelligence. that is the way in which terrorists are caught. this afternoon, police could be seen at a north london property linked to ali, where forensics officers were searching the garden. seven years ago, he was involved in a controversial convoy delivering aid to gaza. tonight, he is still in custody, but has not yet been charged. the isle of wight‘s con

it's understood that a terror suspect arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali, who'sd originally from north london. britain's economic growth slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. in the next hour: the cancer drugs fund condemned as a huge waste of money. a study finds that it wasted more than a billion pounds of public money. less than a fifth of its drugs helped patients. cycling's three—day tour de yorkshire is underway, the peloton heading from bridlington to scarborough. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a breast surgeon has been convicted of intentionally wounding patients by performing "completely unnecessary" operations. ian paterson, who's 59, was found guilty of 20 charges in total, relating to nine women and one man. police say his victims felt that the surgeon enjoyed "playing god". and one former patient outside court said she felt mutilated. dominic hughes reports. surgeon ian paterson. well—liked and trusted by patients facing the frightening prospect of breast cancer — but for some of them it was an

khalid mohammed omar ali was arrested on thursday afternoon near parliament square., two men and a teenager remain in custody following separate police operation in north london and kent. under anti—terrorism laws, suspects can be held for a maximum of 14 days with judicial approval. in turkey, the manager of an iranian television network has been shot dead in istanbul. saeed karimian was driving with a business partner when masked gunmen opened fire on their vehicle. saeed karimian‘s network, gem tv, broadcasts foreign and western shows in iran. he had previously been convicted in his absence of spreading anti—iranian propaganda. one of the world's most accomplished mountaineers, ueli steck, has been killed in an accident on mount everest. steck, known as the swiss machine, was climbing alone on the mountain as he prepared for an attempt on the summit without oxygen. steck, who was 40, had won many awards and was famed for the speed of his accents. alexandra mackenzie reports. mount everest, dangerous and daunting, even for the most experienced of climbers. just cli

meanwhile, officers have been given more time to question another man, khalid mohammed omar ali, whostody on thursday afternoon near parliament square. dorset police have begun a murder investigation after a man was shot dead at his home in the early hours of the morning. officers had responded to reports of intruders at the property in st ives near ringwood. the victim, who was in his 60s, died in hospital. ten years after the disappearance of madeleine mccann, her parents have told the bbc they'll do whatever it takes and for as long as it takes to find their daughter. madeleine was three years old when she went missing while on a family holiday in portugal. speaking to fiona bruce, kate and gerry mccann say the pain never leaves them after a decade of uncertainty. every day is another day without madeleine... i think it's just that number. that ten—year mark makes it more significant. it's a reminder of how much time has gone by and obviously ten is a big number. i think that the day and the poignancy of it... we don't tend to go back because it's so draining. but inevitably on an

khalid mohammed omar ali was arrested on thursday afternoon near parliament square.n and a teenager remain in custody following separate police operation in north london and kent. under anti—terrorism laws, suspects can be held for a maximum of 14 days with judicial approval. donald trump has marked the 100th day of his presidency with a speech defending his record and attacking the media. addressing thousands of cheering supporters in pennsylvania, he insisted he's delivering his election promises "every single day" and dismissed criticism of him as "fake news". our correspondent laura bicker sent this report from the rally. they came to support their champion, to celebrate 100 days of a president who calls them "the forgotten of america." i think his first 100 days have been outstanding, myself. he hasn't got enough credit for what he has done. i support him 100%. in the nation's capital, the deliberate contrast. celebrities and journalists gathering for the glitzy white house correspondents' dinner which is usually attended by the president. but he said he wanted

it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali, who's 27 andginally from north london. britain's economy slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. also, love in the next hour— a study finds that the fund — which was one of david cameron's hour— flagship policies, wasted more than a billion pounds of public money. less tha n less than a fifth of its drugs helped patients. they're off! cycling's three—day tour de yorkshire get‘s underway this lunchtime. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. ian paterson breast surgeon has been convicted of intentionally wounding patients by performing "completely unnecessary" operations. let's go over to nottingham. we do today's verdict will help the victims move on with their lives and start to recover from what has happened to them. it has been seen in court that ian paterson hasn't shown any remorse for the terrible things that his son. he's really damaged the trust that the public heard in the set health service and with health professionals. we hope never to see

officers have been given more time to question another man, suspect khalid mohammed omar ali, arrestedescribed the north korean leader kimjong—un as a ‘pretty smart cookie' — while also warning that a conflict with pyongyang could kill millions of people. mr trump made the comments during an interview with the us network cbs, where he also did not rule out military action against north korea. earlier he marked the 100th day of his presidency with a speech at a rally in pennsylvania. our correspondent laura bicker is in harrisburg. supporters last night were pleased with how he is performing around the globe, they say they have a tough leader in donald trump. during the rally he explained to his supporters why you appears to have stopped publicly decrying china as a currency manipulator. during the campaign you might remember it was one of his messages that he would do and you deal with china and he would be tough on china because they were manipulating the currency. last night he told his supporters that it was bad timing and he had sat down with president xi and come to an agreement o

it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali who's 27 andginally from north london. we'll have the very latest live on both those stories — also this lunchtime. britain's economy slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. a fund set up to improve access to cancer drugs in england has been condemned by researchers as a huge waste of money. sergeant alexander blackman, the foil —— former royal marine jailed for shooting dead a taliban member in afghanistan, has been released from prison. and vauxhall has been severely criticised by mps over the way it dealt with a number of fires with it zafira b model. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. the arsenal manager arsene wenger believes the only way to completely stop players betting would be to ban gambling altogether. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police say they've foiled an active terrorist plot after carrying out an armed raid in north—west london. a female suspect was shot during the operation and is in a serious but stable con

police say the incident is not connected to the whitehall terror suspect khalid mohammed omar ali.isburg, pennsylvania, where president trump attended that rally and made that speech. laura, first to the overview of his 100 days. are voters in areas like harrisburg keeping the faith with president trump? they really are. they were queued in their thousands ) the are. they were queued in their thousands) the arena. it was not entirely filled last night, but those that were the were vehement supporters, the believe that whatever he is doing is correctly and for them. he is their champion in the white house, and it is worth noting where he decided to come to make this speech. he came to hear, and industrial heartland. here they believe their industries are being taken away by the likes of climate change regulations and the believe that by repealing those, president trump is helping them bring back the coal and steel industries, and that is one of the reasons why they support him, and they believe he is not a politician. he is a different kind of candidate. when i asked them about his

it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali who's 27 and