c on the road in london and almost half of all london cabs are now electric. the battery capacity is enough for a 130 kilometers or the equivalent of 8 hours of stop and go traffic loading the battery to 80 percent out of fast charger takes half an hour. but being forced to take those breaks doesn't bother peter powell a little when clean the cab, you know, it's all i deal with given me what the written, very, very heavy from the di, my 1st shot in the driving seat of one of the, the very 1st i, i knew i was going to buy one of i quite a few checks is on the 27 users. you know, even though this is a very up to die vehicle, the h like conic retrying the, like when it looked like we need to keep that like when i told the electric london cat. a great example of how british tradition lives on and motors the mission free and innovatively into the future. the to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective. donald trump sounds like on extortionist. if allies want military protection from the u. s, they have to pay your, of a seeing his rema

on the road in london. and almost half of all london cabs are now electric. the battery capacity is enough for a 130 kilometers or the equivalent of 8 hours of salt and go traffic. loading the battery to 80 percent out of fast charger takes half an hour. but being forced to take those breaks doesn't bother peter powell little. when clean the cab, you know, so i deal with given me what the written, very, very heavy from the di, my 1st shot in the driving seat of one of these. the very 1st guy i knew i was going to buy one of i quite a few tracks. these are 27 users. you know, even though this is a very up to die vehicle, the h like conic retrying the electronic look like we need to keep that like when i talked to the electric london cat. a great example of how british tradition lives on and motors the mission free and innovatively into the future. the future we decided him the india was to take on. so can they succeed? the we took out was the indian comic who's of the w. a. how's that work like a spot in the facade, stores green water and then use it in a vari

london of the mayor of london, given that tiis is happening london of the mayor of london, given thatmetropolitan police, uh, that falls very directly the falls very directly into the mayor's influence. so mayor's sphere of influence. so i it's an unfair to i don't think it's an unfair to thing to the issues to thing to link the two issues to the office, saying that the mayor's office, saying that the mayor's office, saying that the is in the hands the that london is in the hands of islamists mayor's of islamists and the mayor's mates, to combine the mates, or trying to combine the two way, that's two in some way, that's obviously overstepping mark. obviously overstepping the mark. that's but again , that's a bit silly. but again, it's obfuscating what is it's sort of obfuscating what is actually rather important actually rather an important conversation be conversation that needs to be had, is relationship had, which is the relationship between safety , the between mps safety, the metropolitan police the role metropolitan police and the role of mayor london, who is of the mayor of lo

this part of london right next to one of london's busiest parks, clapham common.wn, find him, they're working with british transport police and have a lot of officers on the case and anyone who has any information, dash cam footage, cctv, security camera footage, cctv, security camera footage, they are being asked to get in touch with the metropolitan police to help them with their investigation, which is still in its early stages but it is now what seems to be a large—scale manhunt. charlie, thank you very much. that is our correspondent there in clapham, charlie rose. let's listen out a witness who was at the scene of the attack when it happened. i just saw the result of police outside, an ambulance, trying to treat the person that had been attacked. , , , , ., , attacked. residents must be really shocked about _ attacked. residents must be really shocked about what _ attacked. residents must be really shocked about what happened? . attacked. residents must be really i shocked about what happened? some attacked. residents must be really - shocked about what happ

i was born east london. i wouldn't born in east london.back to visit there you born in east london. i wouldn't go bime.:o visit there you born in east london. i wouldn't go bime. tell;it there you born in east london. i wouldn't go bime. tell her1ere you born in east london. i wouldn't go bime. tell her that's you born in east london. i wouldn't go bime. tell her that's me to paid me. tell her that's me to walk around. um, upton park, get out of whitechapel. there. cesspits the place is running alive cockroaches. you alive with cockroaches. you can't walk down the street because the rotten vegetables because of the rotten vegetables on pavements. how this on the pavements. how does this enhance come on, enhance our country? come on, put where your mouth put your money. where your mouth is. tv. taking is. let's see you on tv. taking a stroll. sylvia. totally get a stroll. sylvia. i totally get that. not. that. but that's not. >> and patrick christys going to be in tower hamlets on be in tower hamlets tonight on his great. good. >> great. go

he they have got control of sadiq khan and london-— and london.bout sadi: and london. he is talking about sadiq khan. _ and london. he is talking about sadiq khan, the _ and london. he is talking about sadiq khan, the labour- and london. he is talking about sadiq khan, the labour mayor. and london. he is talking about| sadiq khan, the labour mayor of london who is a muslim. he sadiq khan, the labour mayor of london who is a muslim.- london who is a muslim. he has actually given — london who is a muslim. he has actually given our— london who is a muslim. he has actually given our capital- london who is a muslim. he has actually given our capital city - london who is a muslim. he has l actually given our capital city away to his _ actually given our capital city away to his mates. | actually given our capital city away to his mam-— actually given our capital city away to his mates-— to his mates. i want to apologise for our to his mates. i want to apologise for your comments _ to his mates. i want to apologise for your comments that - to his mates.

london. better place than his. london.ined tonight by three of the best comedians in the business. we've got susie kennedy, nicholas de santo and jonathan coogan. now, susie, you're a londoner, so start with with you first. >> i just thought it's funny. i thought you said the jack and danny line, which i just think would be brilliant because only londoners would get what we mean by the line. then by the danny line. and then let's give her the jack and danny line. you're like, over there, also i'm there, right? but also i'm thinking like, you've got suffragette, you're calling it woke. but the suffragettes woke. yeah, but the suffragettes would be cancelled if would be cancelled now. like if they the they could call that the jk rowling go mad. rowling line, they'd go mad. but jk rowling suffragette. she jk rowling is a suffragette. she fights women's rights. the fights for women's rights. the hogwarts they call it. hogwarts express, they call it. need turf train. need the know the turf train. the train on the the turf train

the london marathon.rathon.— boston marathon just six days before the london marathon. just picking up on those results, _ the london marathon. just picking up on those results, i _ the london marathon. just picking up on those results, i was _ the london marathon. just picking up on those results, i was going - the london marathon. just picking up on those results, i was going to - on those results, i was going to mention dubai, a personal best across the board. at 5000 metres, the fastest pushing your great rival so close that has to put you in good stead for the marathon and looking ahead for the paralympics in paris david? , ., , . david? does give me a big confidence boost auoin david? does give me a big confidence boost going out _ david? does give me a big confidence boost going out there. _ david? does give me a big confidence boost going out there. i _ david? does give me a big confidence boost going out there. i do _ david? does give me a big confidence boost going out there. i do not - boost go

islamist and selling london to them, giving london over to them, or giving london over to them, or giving giving london over to the ii just isn't one of them. them, or giving london over to thei don'tisn't one of them. them, or giving london over to the i don't think. 1e of them. them, or giving london over to thei don't think. well,them. them, or giving london over to thei don't think. well, iem. them, or giving london over to thei don't think. well, i was, >> i don't think. well, i was, we both here when we we were both here when we interviewed lee and when he said his was. think it's his mates, he was. i think it's been taken to mean the islamist and actual fact. we were talking about the protests, the about the protests, about the metropolitan police not policing it adequately, that was a conversation having conversation about london having lost that we lost control of debate that we need to have. it went off on, on a and now and now you a tangent. and now and now you and lee anderson seem to be at odds sort of slagging each odds and sort of slagging each other that the dignified odds

london and without - the first time i celebrate the new year in london and without my. the first timet my family and with my— year in london and without my family and with my friends. _ year in london and without my family and with my friends. iiiilt�*hfait— year in london and without my family and with my friends.— and with my friends. what you make of it, aood and with my friends. what you make of it, good atmosphere _ and with my friends. what you make of it, good atmosphere so _ and with my friends. what you make of it, good atmosphere so far? - and with my friends. what you make of it, good atmosphere so far? yes, | of it, good atmosphere so far? yes, it is a good — of it, good atmosphere so far? yes, it is a good atmosphere, _ of it, good atmosphere so far? yes, it is a good atmosphere, there is a lot of— it is a good atmosphere, there is a lot of pe0pte~ _ it is a good atmosphere, there is a lot of pe0pte~ i— it is a good atmosphere, there is a lot of people-— lot of people. i also feel proud. i love your — lot of people. i also feel proud. i love your outfits, _ lot of people.

charlie rose at the scene in south london, thank you very i in south london, thank you very much.d app. matthew will be in a moment. first though, time for checking with tomasz schafernaker. thanks for joining me. outlook looking rather like the picture behind me, lumpy, layered clouds but mild. wintry weather could be heading our way next week but that is a long way off. it is quite the opposite at the moment. if anything, we will see milder air streaming in from the south, this arc of cloud here, where the front to the north and south, high pressure here take a look it is air stream, mild airfrom the pressure here take a look it is air stream, mild air from the southern climes spreading across the uk and pushing cold air towards the north and east and that is what is heading our way for the next few days. and this evening and overnight, rather a lot of cloud. could be some clear spells for a time across the south—east and east anglia but overall for cloud across the uk with bits and pieces of rain. really mild in the morning, 10 degrees in the north, about seven in east anglia a

london mayor sadiq khan, who's london mayor. i should say.itten in the standard and we're expecting to see that full statement dropping today. that's the london evening standard at 1230 today. but a bit of it has appeared already on the standard's website. i'll read it out to you now in the standard, the london mayor sadiq khan, says facing some very says we are facing some very difficult times with the politics of extremism division and blame becoming more mainstream . um, but i remain mainstream. um, but i remain hopeful because i know that the decent majority in our city and country believe in our british values of equality, openness and respect for diversity. he goes on. that's why i'm confident that working together will be able to stamp out anti semitism and islamophobia , stop the march and islamophobia, stop the march of hard right populism and show that hope, unity and love will always trump fear , division and always trump fear, division and hatred . hatred. >> hmm. interesting now of course, a lot was made over the weekend of lee a

sadiq khan, of london. but khan, the mayor of london.ondon, they are in the same breath. they are the same person. is london, he person. sadiq khan is london, he runs he's responsible runs london. he's responsible for mr london. for everything. he is mr london. so i stick by my words in that we have lost control or losing control of the city. when people, like i say patrick again and come out and and again can come out and demonstrate and shout murderous chants and put these graphics onto, onto big ben from the river to the sea and nothing happens. river to the sea and nothing happens . we've got yobbos happens. we've got yobbos running around with masks on, which is now illegal, and the police stand idly by and do nothing. who has got control of parliament square? is it the extremists or is it mayor khan and the metropolitan? metropolitan police? and the metropolitan? me'there tan police? and the metropolitan? me'there is] police? and the metropolitan? me'there is a’olice? and the metropolitan? me'there is a marked difference >> there i

it drew hundreds of thousands of people into london's chinatown. l of people into london's chinatown.in london, especially as it is free. i like to get the children to experience new cultures other than our own. it experience new cultures other than our own. , . , experience new cultures other than ourown. , . , our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we aet our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to _ our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse _ our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse in _ our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse in so - our own. it is nice. it is so lucky we get to immerse in so many l we get to immerse in so many cultures — we get to immerse in so many cultures in _ we get to immerse in so many cultures in the city of london. the last day of — cultures in the city of london. the last day of the _ cultures in the city of london. tue: last day of the chinese cultures in the city of london. tte: last day of the chinese and cultures in the city of london. t"te: last day of the chinese and of cultures in the city of london. t'te: las

and it is only getting busier, to be honest, people are here in london, london's chinese down lots of, energetic start to the year of the dragon.— a lively, energetic start to the year of the dragon. i know asian leaders are _ year of the dragon. i know asian leaders are hoping _ year of the dragon. i know asian leaders are hoping there - year of the dragon. i know asian leaders are hoping there will. year of the dragon. i know asian leaders are hoping there will be | year of the dragon. i know asian | leaders are hoping there will be a big baby boon after declining birth rates and i think the year at the dragon is key to that. from what you have been hearing from people in chinatown, what is it about the dragon that is so special to them? well, i think people say that it signifies change, and there is a realfeeling of signifies change, and there is a real feeling of people, signifies change, and there is a realfeeling of people, you know, coming here and feeling that this is the start of something a bit different this year. as i said earlier as well, it is different because it is the

of london. control of the mayor of london. he intended to highlight he said he intended to highlight what he believed was mr khan's failure to tackle pro—palestine protests . but sadiq failure to tackle pro—palestine protests. but sadiq khan failure to tackle pro—palestine protests . but sadiq khan says protests. but sadiq khan says rishi sunak needs to clearly condemn the remarks . it's been condemn the remarks. it's been more than two days now since this senior conservative made comments that were clearly racist, anti—muslim and islamophobe and still no . firm islamophobe and still no. firm condemnation from the leader of the conservative party. >> the prime minister. the problem is you have a senior conservative saying things that are racist, anti muslim are clearly racist, anti muslim and islamophobic . that's leading and islamophobic. that's leading to an environment where an anti—muslim crime is spiralling and what they're doing is pounng and what they're doing is pouring petrol on the flames of islamophobia. >> but rish

live from london, this is bbc news.ions. the government is criticised for temporarily suspending mobile phone services. a us drone strike kills an iran—backed militia leader in baghdad. iraq says the strike is a threat to regional stability. this is the scene live in iceland where a volcano erupts for the second time this year. for the first time, global temperatures exceed 1.5 degrees celsius across an entire year. new figures show last month was the hottest january on record. hello, i'm sarah campbell, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. polling stations have closed in pakistan where people have been voting in general and provincial elections — after a campaign period frequently disturbed by violence.

of london.to the mayor of london.— concern, particular in relation to the mayor of london. i have been clear that what _ the mayor of london. i have been clear that what lee _ the mayor of london. i have been clear that what lee said - the mayor of london. i have been clear that what lee said was - the mayor of london. i have been. clear that what lee said was wrong and unacceptable and that is why we suspected _ and unacceptable and that is why we suspected the whip. the and unacceptable and that is why we suspected the whip.— suspected the whip. the whip was removed immediately. _ suspected the whip. the whip was removed immediately. and - suspected the whip. the whip was l removed immediately. and muslim hatred is wrong. bill removed immediately. and muslim hatred is wrong.— hatred is wrong. all that 11 days after the official _ hatred is wrong. all that 11 days after the official conservative i after the official conservative twitter account book a slip of the tongue by khan to imply labour

you know, sir mark london theme.k rowley, of course, is, you know, the boss of the met, but the ultimate police man in charge of policing in london is, of course, the mayor, sadiq khan. i think fact that often think that's a fact that often gets forgotten by people. what does , say about does khan had to say, say about the policing of the protests and the policing of the protests and the amount of police time it takes up and the £25 million cost? >> well, of course, not much in reality , we're, what, nearly reality, we're, what, nearly 3000 days into the khan sort of premiership over london. and unfortunately, i think all we've seen often is carnage rather than anything else. and this is just the latest example. i mean, you know, he's he's busy pumping out videos about sort of diversity and how you know, london is amazing and it's welcome for everyone and all of those things. of course, those things. but of course, silent actually the real silent on on actually the real issue that affects, know, so issue that affects

_ is that trust broke down between london and dublin and i'm afraid it was london's fault. the good friday agreements and all that— can make the good friday agreements and all that has flown from it work is if london — and all that has flown from it work is if london and dublin work together. it was london's failure, poisoned — together. it was london's failure, poisoned by the brexit agenda, to actually— poisoned by the brexit agenda, to actually see the irish government as actually see the irish government as a partner— actually see the irish government as a partner in— actually see the irish government as a partner in the way that it was for the ten _ a partner in the way that it was for the ten years under tony blair. it was very— the ten years under tony blair. it was very important to see the prime minister— was very important to see the prime minister and the taoiseach, tony blair— minister and the taoiseach, tony blair and — minister and the taoiseach, tony blair and bertie ahern, minister and the taoiseach, tony blairand bertie ahern, at minister and the taoiseach,

he will be seen in london and windsor out and about _ seen in london and windsor out and about we _ seen camilla to — about. we expect him and queen camilla to be fulfilling some of those — camilla to be fulfilling some of those public duties that perhaps the kin- those public duties that perhaps the king had _ those public duties that perhaps the king had committed to. what we don't know is— king had committed to. what we don't know is the _ king had committed to. what we don't know is the overseas visits, whether they will— know is the overseas visits, whether they will go— know is the overseas visits, whether they will go ahead, will they be postponed until king charles is well enough _ postponed until king charles is well enough to— postponed until king charles is well enough to take them on? will another senior— enough to take them on? will another senior member of the royal family go on those _ senior member of the royal family go on those visits instead? what we know _ on those visits instead? what we know that — on those visits instead? what we know that the king, he will not be

london.minder, we have a special live _ london. a reminder, we have a special live page _ london. a reminder, we have a special live page on _ london. a reminder, we have a special live page on the - london. a reminder, we have a special live page on the bbc . london. a reminder, we have a i special live page on the bbc news website to mark the second anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion. time for the sport. four wickets from shoaib bashir put england in a strong position in the 4th test with india. joe root was left unbeaten on 122 as england were bowled out for 353 in ranchi. india's star opener yashavi jaiswal made 73 for the hosts. but he was one of four wickets for young spinner bashir. india, who lead the five—match series 2—1, finished day two on 219 for 7 but still trail england by 134 runs. the important bit is to get as close to the target. and then we will see, maybe tomorrow, how close we are to the target. what we need to look at is we are chasing the target, the number. m

that's the same mayor of london. the very same mayor of london. the very same mayor of london. who didn't say a word about what happened in parliament square last week , in parliament square last week, didn't say a word about from the river to the sea being projected onto big ben. and i'm not going to say that the way lee anderson put his words was necessarily the brightest use of english. but mr khan, if you're worried about racism , um, if you're about racism, um, if you're worried about discrimination , worried about discrimination, what about what's being said to jews in london.7 the city that you're the mayor of.7 what about those scenes in parliament square last week? i'm waiting. i'm waiting to hear you say something. so folks, let me know. do you think lee anderson should have been kicked out and farage at gb news? com well, it isn't just in london that shocking things have been happening because a meeting up in stoke on trent at the weekend led to the most extraordinary scenes. and joining me is the member of parliament for stoke on trent north, john gullies, jonathan,

you are the i oldest one in london. yes, we have been _ oldest one in london.as well. this elderly. we welcome the use people to our senses as well.— to our senses as well. this year is the ear to our senses as well. this year is the year of _ to our senses as well. this year is the year of the — to our senses as well. this year is the year of the dragon. _ to our senses as well. this year is the year of the dragon. why - to our senses as well. this year is the year of the dragon. why is - to our senses as well. this year is | the year of the dragon. why is that so special? — the year of the dragon. why is that so special? the _ the year of the dragon. why is that so special? the year _ the year of the dragon. why is that so special? the year of _ the year of the dragon. why is that so special? the year of the - the year of the dragon. why is that so special? the year of the dragon j so special? the year of the dragon is seen _ so special? the year of the dragon is seen with— so special? the year of the dragon is seen with wealth and fortune. this year— is seen

his of abdul ezedi at a tesco in north london.— of abdul ezedi at a tesco in north london.ight eye is scarred by what _ north london. his right eye is scarred by what could - north london. his right eye is scarred by what could be - north london. his right eye is scarred by what could be the l scarred by what could be the same chemical he is accused of using in a horrific attack. the street in clapham in south london, where a corrosive substance was thrown at a woman and her two young children on wednesday evening. this cctv footage appears to show the distressing sequence of events. a man is seen taking a child from the back of the car before fleeing the scene as he is chased. police believe the victim was known to the attacker. victim was known to the attacker-— victim was known to the attacker. ~ ., ~ ., . attacker. we take violence a . ainst attacker. we take violence against women _ attacker. we take violence against women and - attacker. we take violence against women and girls . attacker. we take violence i against women and girls very seriously and this was someone

london st.can't see, she shouted, as she and her two daughter were attacked as a chemical substance. her two daughter were attacked as a chemicalsubstance. on her two daughter were attacked as a chemical substance. on the run and dangerous, abdul ezedi, known to the victims and with injuries to his face from the substance he is alleged to have their own. last night, just off clapham common, police believe abdul ezedi attacked the woman and her three and eight—year—old girls with an alkaline substance, tried to escape and crashed into another car. neighbours came to help. she was sa in: , neighbours came to help. she was sa inc, i neighbours came to help. she was saying. i can't— neighbours came to help. she was saying, i can't see, _ neighbours came to help. she was saying, i can't see, i— neighbours came to help. she was saying, i can't see, i can't - neighbours came to help. she was saying, i can't see, i can't see, - saying, i can't see, i can't see, and i shouted for my partner to get some w

live from london, this is bbc news.eals the number of ukrainian troops and civilians to have died so far in the two years of war with russia. donald trump's only rival in the race for the republican presidential candidacy vows to fight on even after he beats her in her and oppenheimer is the big winner at the screen actors guild awards— it nets the top prize, as well as best actor for cillian murphy. hello, i'm nicky schiller. here in the uk, the conservative party is finding itself under anti—muslim and racist". lee anderson was suspended from the party after saying london's mayor was controlled by "islamists". the suspension was not for the comments but for refusing to apologise. the party's leadership was drawn further into

well, anyone that knows london. well, anyone that knows london know. for example, london will know. like rainbow zebra popping up all zebra crossings popping up all over the place. you've got things like month long celebrate for pride, etc. now, if indeed that was a city that had been, quote, captured by the islamists. i'm telling you now , islamists. i'm telling you now, those kind of things wouldn't actually be going on. so i personally think that lee anderson was potentially trying to make a very good point. a very important point, something that needs to be explored. but on one, for me personally , on this one, for me personally, i he just got the tone i think he just got the tone wrong. and facts wrong. uh, wrong. and his facts wrong. uh, open to being disagreed with by all guys at home. you're all of you guys at home. you're not backwards in coming forwards. you'll definitely tell me on that. me your thoughts on that. vaiews@gbnews.com. content, me your thoughts on that. va conversation;.com. content, me your thoughts on that. vaconversation continues content, the conversation

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live from london. this is bbc news. police recovered a body on the river terms believed to be the clapham attacker. the world health organization repeats calls for the protection of patients, health workers and civilians as it conducts a second rescue mission to gaza's nasser hospital. illness prevents wiki leaks founderjulian assange from attending his final hearing against extradition to the united states. iam i am live outside the high court where gillian stange�*s protesters are supporting him as lawyers inside argue he should not be extradited. ——julian assange. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to bbc news now. we start with breaking news here in the uk. just news here in the uk. in the last 30 minutes or so. detectives leading the hunt for a man wanted for a brutal attack on a mother and her children in south london believe his body has been recovered from the river thames. let's ta ke let's take a look at the map now to see where police say the body has been recovered, close to tower bridge in central londo

the london city lionesses aside, easy team. the london city lionesses aside. arsenal— easy team.with _ easy team. the london city lionesses aside, arsenal with fancy _ easy team. the london city lionesses aside, arsenal with fancy chances - easy team. the london city lionesses aside, arsenal with fancy chances of. aside, arsenal with fancy chances of winning there. put us into the players minds, it's always said they don't think beyond the next game. if arsenal of thinking to pass a championship side, the only championship side, the only championship side, the only championship side left come up perhaps aston villa who hasn't had a great season and the w sl, everyone in the final is pretty secure. do they really think that, tell us the truth. ., they really think that, tell us the truth. . . , ., ., ., truth. yeah, arsenal with a draw will be thinking _ truth. yeah, arsenal with a draw will be thinking they've - truth. yeah, arsenal with a draw will be thinking they've got - truth. yeah, arsenal with a drawl will be thinking they've got aston villa next, not to brush off london c

. is khan and have control of london-— khan and have control of london. , ., ,, ., london.diq khan, the _ london. is talking about sadiq khan, the mayor— london. is talking about sadiq khan, the mayor of _ london. is talking about sadiq khan, the mayor of london . london. is talking about sadiql khan, the mayor of london who was a muslim in recent pro—palestinian demonstrations. he is giving our capital city away to his mates. br; he is giving our capital city away to his mates.- he is giving our capital city away to his mates. by a want to a olo . ise away to his mates. by a want to apologise for— away to his mates. by a want to apologise for the _ away to his mates. by a want to apologise for the comments - away to his mates. by a want to | apologise for the comments that have been dubbed islamophobia? they paid a hundred grand a year alongside his dayjob in parliament but his words were clumsy but he is not saying sorry it's clumsy but he is not saying sorry its popular if he is not coming out on tv or any media channels saying this is discussing what is happening on dis

you attack in london. police have made a direct appeal to him.— direct appealto him.rect appealto him. you have got some very significant injuries. we | some very significant injuries. we have seen the images. you need some medical help. do the right thing and hand yourself in. in medical help. do the right thing and hand yourself in.— hand yourself in. in other news, israel hand yourself in. in other news, lsrael says _ hand yourself in. in other news, lsrael says it — hand yourself in. in other news, israel says it is _ hand yourself in. in other news, israel says it is pushing - hand yourself in. in other news, israel says it is pushing the - israel says it is pushing the offensive south. it comes as more than 800 and european officials signed a protest statement about the government's policies over the war in gaza. hello. we begin here in the uk. it is the murder case that has raised disturbing questions about violence against transgender people. brianna ghey was stabbed to death in a park last year. eddie ratcliffe and scarlettjenkinson were sentenced to a minimu

um, he has a problem with, um, london's , um, history, london's london's, um, history, london's heritagerepresents the frankly monocultural history of this city. and he wants the pubuc this city. and he wants the public realm to be more diverse . public realm to be more diverse. and this is one aspect of that. um, and actually, as i said, you know, a lot of these entries are um, as , as much modern art is um, as, as much modern art is politically infused with progressive. well, i personally look forward to a bollywood themed ice cream van. >> uh , in this ice cream was >> uh, in this ice cream was a horrible ice cream multicolour or a bug in it. >> it was awful. >> it was awful. >> well, thank you very much for your time, jerome. >> it was a drone that was filming. everyone was a drone . filming. everyone was a drone. >> a drone on an ice cream. what's more appropriate than in in honouring in trafalgar square honouring nelson and various military figures? ice cream figures? why not an ice cream with a drone? >> well, thank you very much for your emma political your time, emma webb, polit

and on bbc london — we hear from the daughter of a londoner killed in a dog attack in essex who says could have been prevented. good evening. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. buckingham palace made the announcement earlier this evening, saying that while the king was in hospital being treated for an enlarged prostate, tests revealed he also has cancer, though the palace is not saying what kind. the king won't be performing his usual duties in public for now, though he will carry out state business and paperwork as usual. the statement adds the king is wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full duties as soon as possible. other members of the royal family are expected to fill the breach, in particular prince william and queen camilla. prince harry is due to fly to the uk to see his father in the coming days. our royal correspondent daniela relph is at buckingham palace. the king is staying overnight in london after his first day of cancer treatment. the news of his diagnosis came as a shock to the king himself but also to the wider royal fam

london, not 'ust a few. before we end our london, notjust a few. notjust a few. before we end our interview here, _ london, notjust a few. before we end our interview here, your - end our interview here, your personal politicaljourney has been quite interesting because you've been a member of the labour party know you're a member of the conservatives. what next? we spoke to some people asking about the situation and they asked why you are not a member of the reform party. you're quite welcome to accompany me any time in ashfield to talk to people in my focus of this present moment in time is representing the good people which is what i do on a daily basis down in this place and i am not making any comment on the next leg of my politicaljourney and i'm happy where i am and i'm happy doing thejob that i'm happy where i am and i'm happy doing the job that i i'm happy where i am and i'm happy doing thejob that i do i'm happy where i am and i'm happy doing the job that i do and i'm happy where i am and i'm happy doing thejob that i do and i am happy rep

from bridges, in particular from london. ., ~' ., london. not _ london. thank you for your time. there is not information - london. thank you for your time. there is not information with - there is not information with regular updates on our bbc website. an investigation has been launched after the death of a woman who was found unconscious in an a&e waiting room in nottingham. the woman was found in a chair underneath her coat on the 19th of january at queen's medical centre. it's thought the 39—year—old, who had been triaged on arrival, had been waiting more than seven hours to be seen by a doctor. she died of a brain haemorrhage two days later. pakistan's powerful army chief has called for unity after two former prime ministers claimed victory in thursday's election. the final results still haven't been announced. but candidates backed byjailed party leader, imran khan, appear to have won the most seats and say they're now trying to form a government. his pti party was barred from running by the electoral commission, forcing its candidate

in ukraine, in london and in great britain, in general, the last whole week, here in london, there areso events that explain and tell the british what is happening in ukraine, for example, what is the progress in sanctions against russia, how is the freezing process going assets of the russian federation, how the return takes place. concerts of ukrainian children from the territory of russia to the territory of ukraine take place in the most prestigious concert halls, including with the participation of svyatoslav vakarchuka, well, different genres or different kinds of events in different genres in order to accumulate, you know , donate to support ukraine . yesterday, for example, she was at an event called stand up for ukraine . meaning, stand up in support of ukraine, but also stand-up in terms of comedy, uh, in support of ukraine, and, that is, a lot of things are happening now in the uk and these rallies, which will start today at, as i said, nine cities, at least in... them yes, well, we hope that ukrainians will be visible today on, in particular, the streets of london, and if t

live from london. this is bbc news. police in south london hunting for the alkali attack suspect abdul ezedi have arrested and hailed a 22—year—old man on suspicion of assisting an offender. i will remind anybody if they are helping, assisting him in any way they are potentially committing offences. america's top diplomat visits the middle east for talks — after the latest round of us strikes on iran—linked targets in the region. the british and irish prime ministers meet northern ireland's political leaders in stormont as power—sharing returns after a two year stalemate. hello, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. the metropolitan police have given an update on the manhunt for the man suspected of carrying out a chemical attack in south london last week. detectives hunting for alkali attack suspect abdul ezedi have arrested they say the last sighting was in london. investigators have been trawling through hundreds of hours of sisi ddii and have tracked abdul

live from london.r. i don't believe that lee anderson said those remarks intending to be islamophobic. donald trump moves closer to the republican presidential nomination with a big primary win in south carolina. it's his fourth consecutive victory. and oppenheimer is the big winner at the screen actors guild awards— it nets the top prize of best cast, as well as best actor for cillian murphy. hello, i'm lauren taylor. rishi sunak has warned that the uk must not fall into "polarised camps", after the suspension of the former conservative deputy chairman, lee anderson. mr anderson was suspended from the party on saturday because he refused to apologise for saying "islamists" had "got control" of mayor of london sadiq khan. on sunday morning, deputy prime minister oliver dowden refused to be drawn on whether mr anderson's comments were islamophobic.

life for us in south london. _ stages. thank you, charlie. life for us in south london. british economy. in a speech to company bosses, she defended her decision to allow unlimited bonuses for bankers saying stronger rules are in place to stop risky behaviour. she said there would be no rise in the current 25% rate of corporation tax during the first term of a labour government. let's have a listen to some of what rachel reeves has been saying i labour's business conference a short while ago. we have conference a short while ago. - have heard loud and clear the demand for clarity and certainty from business. so the next labour government will maintain full expensing and the annual investment allowance and within its first six months, a labour government will publish... we will set out our plans and business tax over the duration of the parliament, but i want to go further. there have been 26 changes to our corporation tax arrangements in this parliament alone. we cannot go on like this. we reject calls from those in the right wing of the conservative party to cut corpora

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live from london.ures from gaza's nasser hospital — the israeli military says it's conducting an operation inside the facilty. police in bristol launch an investigation after a teenage boy dies after being stabbed. the third stabbing in as many weeks. a setback for two of the world's biggest economies — the uk and japan fall into recession. a landmark vote in greece — it could become the first orthodox majority country to legalise same sex marriage. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. israeli forces have confirmed they've conducted a military operation inside the largest functioning hospital the israel defense forces says it has credible information that the bodies of hostages taken during hamas s 7th october attack on israel may be in the facility. a be in the facility. trauma surgeon has contacted thi bbc a trauma surgeon has contacted the bbc to see tanks and snipers were surrounding the hospital from all sides. israel describes it as a "precise

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of course, it's notjust london, although celebrations are continuing this weekend. told. but there are lots of iconic buildings lit up around the world as well, in sydney and tokyo, and of course the london eye was lit up. so lots of atmosphere here this evening and it's set to continue, i think. that was megan 0wen, that is all from us in london but do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. there were some spells of sunshine around on saturday, but hopefully a good bit more of it to come on sunday. but also some outbreaks of rain, so a bit of a mixed picture. and beyond the weekend, it's a fairly mixed picture into next week, with low pressure systems tending to dominate. and after monday, temperatures actually tending to climb. but let's look at all of that in detail. first of all, through the overnight period, we can see we've got fairly wet weather towards parts of eastern england, in towards eastern scotland. elsewhere, a little bit drier with some clear skies. where it's clear we could see some mist and fog. and still a number of showers pushing in toward