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she was named this afternoon as kulsama akter. she was attacked and stabbed multiple times.led at 3:21 pm, however, despite the best efforts of members of the public, ambulance crews and hospital staff, kulsama sadly lost her life due to the injuries. her baby is safe and well and was not harmed in this incident. the 27—year—old mother was pushing her baby in a pram on a normally busy road in the centre of bradford. the shocking incident has deeply affected those who tried to help kulsama in the moments after the attack. i heard screaming. and i came out, run towards to the where the scene happened. and then what i did, i tried to check the pulse and everything, but there was no pulse. and then within a few minutes, a doctor arrived. police say habibur masum, seen here on his own youtube feed, knew kulsama akter but won't elaborate on the exact relationship. they're both from 0ldham and he has links to burnley and chester, where police raids have since taken place. the attack happened at about 3:20 on westgate in bradford. ten minutes later, habibur masum gets on a bus in th

who was named this afternoon as kulsama akter.as with her young baby at this time and was walking along westgate when she was attacked and stabbed multiple times. emergency services were called at 3.21pm. however, despite the best efforts of members of the public, ambulance crews and hospital staff, kulsama akter sadly lost her life due to the injuries. her baby is safe and well and was not harmed in this incident. the 27—year—old mother and her child were walking here in the centre of bradford. this shocking incident has deeply affected those who tried to help kulsama in the moments after the attack. i heard the screaming and i came out, run towards where the thing happened. and then what i did, i tried to check her pulse and everything. but there was no pulse. and then within a few minutes doctor arrived. just down there is bradford city centre, where the attack happened at about 20 past 3 on saturday afternoon. 10 minutes later the main suspect in this case gets on a bus on market street. ten minutes after that, he gets off the

bradford, a woman stabbed to death while pushing her baby in a pram has been identified by police as kulsamahire police say an urgent national manhunt is under way for her suspected killer. detectives say habibur masumat was known to them — and that ms akter had previous contact with police. they're appealing for witnesses to come forward with any information. west yorkshire police gave an update earlier , here's assistant chief constable damien miller. we have had teams of officers working through all the contacts that we have received and following up all lines of inquiries. there are significant resources conducting cctv and house—to—house inquiries and local officers carrying out increased patrols in the area which i hope will be of some assurance to residents. with the support of other forces, we have conducted a number of raids in the areas in the search for habibur masum. during the search is the 23—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender and is now in police custody. our inquiry continues at pace and we remain keen to receive any information which would a

. —— kulsama akter. staying in the uk. by a lack of research and weak evidence on treatments, like puberty blockers and hormones. the report also highlights the "toxicity" of the trans debate, as a factor, in adversely affecting the quality of care. here's hugh pym. this strongly worded report gets to the heart of a highly controversial debate on gender, medicine and society. the work of an nhs clinic caring for children, it says, was clouded by a political row. it's been four years of work — nearly 400 pages — with young people and their families among those consulted. the review report says evidence is severely lacking on the impact of puberty blockers and hormone treatments, and that young people have been caught in the middle of a stormy social discourse. it says that an increasingly toxic, ideologicaland polarised public debate has made the work of the review significantly harder. ideology on all sides has directed care, rather than care being directed by normal principles of paediatrics and mental health. i mean, cer