and on that evening's television bulletins, nick beak in cyprus and lucy manning at stansted airporteported on the evacuees. on wednesday, british families living in sudan did get on rescue flights out of the country, organised by the uk government. and on that evening's television bulletins, nick beak in cyprus and lucy manning at stansted airport reported on the evacuees. other countries, the french and germans got their people out before the british. but how do you feel? do you think the british helped you when you needed them, or were they too slow? of course, yeah. they were slower than the others, but still, they saved us, so, that's what matters, right? it took 11 days, but thank god. thank god we're back. what do you feel about the british response to getting you out? slow, but we're here. how do you think the british have handled the evacuation so far? i think they handled it well. i would have preferred it to be faster, but i think it's, you know, organised well. sue scaggs was watching and had this response... sue skeggs was watching and had this response... on that point,

lucy manning, bbc news. part of it ended successfully at stansted airport. very high emotions as those families were reunited. but some mixed feelings, everyone delighted to be back and praising those who helped to get them out but some concern about the time it had taken and there is very dangerous route that they have to take to get to the airfield. in other countries had helped their citizens to get there and the british had not but we expect another flight to land here tonight and in totalforflights another flight to land here tonight and in total for flights would have made it back with people from sudan tonight. lucy manning, thank you. more than 20,000 new police officers have been recruited in england and wales over the past three years — meaning the government has met the target it set in the 2019 general election. labour says ministers are just "catching up" on their previous cuts. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, is here with more. more bobbies on the beat. something any government wou

lucy manning, bbc news.efire in sudan has been threatened by an outbreak of renewed fighting, as violence has broken out in the outskirts of omdurman, a city across the nile from the capital, khartoum. much of central khartoum remains calm, but residents are struggling to get clean water, bread and other vital supplies as shops are closed. the world health organization says it expects more deaths to occur in sudan, due to outbreaks of disease, and a lack of essential services. ukraine's president zelensky says he has had an hour—long telephone call with the chinese president, xijinping, the first between the two since russia's invasion. china says it maintains a neutral stance in the conflict, and president xi has so far refused to condemn moscow's invasion. in february, beijing offered a 12—point paper, calling for a political settlement to the crisis. here's our kyiv correspondent james waterhouse. well, kyiv will see this as a bit of diplomatic progress. why? just last month, president zelensky signalled

lucy manning, bbc news. there's deepening concern about the humanitarian challenge in sudan.s has warned that a quarter of a million sudanese people could be heading for the country's borders to escape the fighting. lines of buses and other vehicles continue to leave the capital khartoum, despite the extremely high price of tickets and of fuel. un officials say they're in contact with both sides of the military conflict to try to sustain the ceasefire after fighting was reported in some areas overnight. 0ur correspondent tom bateman sent this report from neighbouring egypt. nowhere is safe, even when the guns are supposed to have stopped. this is a hospital in the city of 0mdurman, after local reports a projectile hit the roof. the staff here reported three wounded, all taken to another hospital. we are against the war because the worst affected are innocent civilians, says this eyewitness. and the attempts to escape go on. this was the view from the home of one woman in khartoum ten days ago. she fled with her elderly mum to the red sea coast, the only lifelines out still me

hello, i'm lucy gray. the manrrested on suspicion of throwing a smoke bomb at japan's prime minister fumio kishida has been identified by the authorities as 24—year—old ryuji kimura. there are no further details regarding possible motivation. mr kishida was about to give a speech in support of a local candidate of his ruling party the ldp. pm kishida made a speech in another location later, where he said the incident should not be allowed to disrupt the electoral process. the attack comes ahead of nationwide local elections and by—elections for vacated seats injapan�*s lower house. our correspondent shaimaa khalil in tokyo has been giving us the latest. very dramatic scenes coming this morning from wakayama in western japan. chaos among the crowd as a young man is being tackled and then pinned to the ground by security personnel. and then a screaming crowd scrambling to leave the scene as a loud explosion is heard, and then smoke fills the air. the man is then being taken away from the scene. the prime minister is

we can speak about this man as trial now with our correspond and lucy, a shoulder and she's been covering today's events in the hague for us, lucy, and walk as to what happened today on this birthday. yes. hello, so the day started this sir, for accused man repeating what they have said before that they are not guilty of the charges. then the prosecution was laying out the charges that i brought against the man. it is that these are a heavy charges, such as crimes against humanity and of war. crimes are out of the 4 men have been leading figures in the cause of a liberation army. and they have supposedly been arcus trading and different of these crimes such as torture, murder, and aren't also unlawful. detainment of you had heard numbers off the prosecution and therefore, talking of a 102 murders, and also 440 detainment. they want to prove in the next week's month or better years after this. we also heard from the victims council and then the day was already over. so we will have to stay tuned. lot going on a little very day tomorrow is being here is being try and under of kosovo law tho

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lucy cavanaugh, kate. now. a man is now charged in upstate new york with second degree murder, the circumstances surrounding it extremely troubling. he's accused of shooting this young woman where you're looking at right here, kaylin bilis for simply and accidentally pulling up to his house 20 year old kaylan gillison, three friends turned into his driveway. we're looking for a friend's house saturday night. police say. that is when this man, six year old kevin monahan, allegedly fired two shots at the car. from his porch. one struck gillis and she later died as her friends and emergency services desperately tried to get her help. bring gingras has much more on this. and since we heard from you last hour brand you were able to speak with one of katelyn polantz friends. what are they telling you? okay, so this is actually someone who took kaylin bills is senior portrait of a member of that community, who they, she said. as far as the community concerned, they're just in a spectrum of emotions from disbelief to shock t

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lucy, captain of cnn, kansas city, missouri. the attorney for a man who fatally shot a 20 year old woman in his upstate new york driveway, says his client felt menaced. kaylin gillis was a passenger in a car that mistakenly turned onto the men's property while they were looking for a friend's house. she was struck with a bullet as the car drove away. 65 year old kevin monahan is charged with second degree murder, according to his attorney, monaghan says several vehicles including a motorcycle , revving their engines and drove up his driveway at a high rate of speed, the sheriff says monahan was not threatened at all. he has not made any statements. he obtained a lawyer before he came out of the house. many has not made any statements and, quite frankly, it's not shown any remorse in this case. friends and family are remembering kaylin gillis as a sweet girl with a kind heart. she was a member of her high school cheerleading team before graduating in 2021. officials in maine have arrested and charged a man in connection with multiple killings. joseph e

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lucy cavanaugh, john. so in upstate new york this morning, a man has been charged with second degree murder. accused of shooting this young woman who accidentally turned into his driveway 20 year old katelyn polantz and three friends drove into the wrong driveway while looking for a friend's house saturday night, police say the homeowner, six year old kevin monahan, allegedly fired two shots at the car from his porch. one struck gillis, who later died as her friends tried to help. seen as bridging grass joins us with the latest here, you know, brynn, not unlike kansas city and that guns in property involved race not a factor here, but this is so tragic. i mean, it's so senseless and this family grieving having a go fund me page of for her, really a loss of words here. it makes no sense. the sheriff couldn't even make sense of it as he tried to give this news conference i've been making calls all morning, john trying to figure out the status of kevin monahan, that 65 year old suspect he is charged with second degree murder. it's not clear yet if he has appeared before a judge, but just to go

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lucy: the most recent attack has been the one in tel aviv tonight a few hours ago. details are still coming in. we are told now tha at least one man killed in the attack. it was a car ramming attack near the beach in tel aviv. at least four, possible -- five, possibly seven other people were injured, we are told. there are reports they are all foreign tourists and we are waiting for the nationalities to be confirmed. the police are telling us one of their officers witnessed the event and shot the attacker had bringing the attack to a halt. we have seen dramatic footage tonight of a car overturned in a park near the beach. lots of emergency vehicles all gathering at the scene. the israeli prime minister said he is calling reserve forces of the border force and also reserve arnie -- armuny its to try to counter terrorist attacks in the country. at the moment --david: at of the moment the attacks are tit-for-tat but i suppose there was always the danger of potential miscalculation. lucy: right. tit-for-tat attacks have been happening in building for months, particularly in the west bank. over the past few days we saw a different kind

a man with an axe broke into the campus in the state of santa kathrina. he was arrested after he surrendered to police president lucy, now hewlett silver has called the attack. a monstrosity. protest is demanding government action on poverty, and inflation have blocked, busy streets in the origin. tina's capital, the more than $120.00 blockades were set up around when a situs and provinces around the country. the new government figures showed that poverty increased to 40 percent last year, with inflation rising above 100 percent in march. more than 18000000 argentinians are unable to cover their basic food needs the latest now from our ongoing investigation into a huge money laundering and gold smuggling operation implicating seniors and bob and diplomats and major south african banks. today, l 0 is investigative unit, reveals the dubai connection. alexander james reports on the rival gangs, wandering vast amounts of money combination. putney isn't a tourist, go dealer. he lost his money using go that he sells in dubai. he shows on the cover reporters earnings from one store. does the cash? yes. this is us dollar. r

the family has released pictures of lucy dee — seen here with her two daughters maya and rina. the three of them were travelling in a car, when a man at the scene. in the last hour, the father and husband of the victims, rabbi leo dee has spoken to the international media and spoke about how the event changed the life of his family forever. iam the i am the husband of lucy d and the father of five beautiful kids. that is on till friday morning at 10:52 a:m.. —— lucy dee. lucy had two bullets one through her brain stem and one lodged in the top of her spine. there was an operation, there was a reason for hope but at last a family of seven is now a family of four. the father and husband of the two girls who died and as we've been reporting, their mother also died from her wounds. reporting, their mother also died live tojerusalem with our correspondent lucy williamson. a devastated father and husband there. we stock spoke about this story last week and we are learning that their mother has also died in hospital. that their mother has also died in hos - ital. , ., , ., that their mother has also died in hosital. , ., , ., , hospital.

the team survived in the elderly man has now been charged with two felonies, one of which carries up to a life sentence. cnn's lucy cavanaugh has the story for us from kansas city. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action. two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, 16 year old ralph ja rule was struck on the left side of his head and his right arm after he went to the wrong home to pick up his younger brother's thursday evening. the doorbell at a residence just before 10 p.m. on 115th street instead of 115th terrorists and, according to prosecutors, was shot through a glass door by lester, an 84 year old white man. as the prosecutor , clay county i can tell you there was a racial component. to the case to have black people rang the doorbell and then have a white citizen. shoot him in the head. first and then shoot him a second time. i mean, there is no way you can justify this called 911 after charles showed up on her doorstep bleeding but alert. the suspect in the shoot

the family has released pictures of lucy dee — seen here with her two daughters maya and rina. the three of them were travelling in a car, when a maned at the scene. the father and husband of the victims, rabbi leo dee has spoken to the international media and spoke about how the event changed the life of his family forever. iam the i am the husband of lucy dee and the father of five beautiful kids. that is until friday morning at 10:52 a:m.. lucy had had two bullets, one through her brain stem and one lodge in the top of her spine. there was an operation, there was reason for hope but allows our family is seven is now a family of four.— is now a family of four. devastated rabbi dee speaking _ is now a family of four. devastated rabbi dee speaking about - is now a family of four. devastated rabbi dee speaking about the - is now a family of four. devastated l rabbi dee speaking about the death of his two daughters and his wife. earlier i spoke to a jerusalem correspondent about this press conference and the current tensions in israel. , , , , conference and the current tensions in israel, , , , ., in israel. just buried his two daug

man zero final. so in that context, can the uk but what they were specific reference to wembley, be trusted to host this tournament. is that response from lucy will make sure that this is a fantastic competition. of course we learned _ fantastic competition. of course we learned every time from any issues that take _ learned every time from any issues that take place, we have the infrastructure, the stadium and most importantly we have the fence. lucy mentionin: importantly we have the fence. lucy mentioning there _ importantly we have the fence. llcy mentioning there that we have the stadiums, two in that bid have not been built yet. what is the thinking behind that choice. you been built yet. what is the thinking behind that choice.— behind that choice. you have everton's _ behind that choice. you have everton's new _ behind that choice. you have everton's new stadium - behind that choice. you have everton's new stadium which behind that choice. you have - everton's new stadium which will be believe will actually be completed sometime next year, again coming back to state—of—the—art facilities. which the bid is considering to be paramount

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lucy? every minute there's a casualty. power skirt, there's looting robbery. all of this is happening. the countries in a state of extreme gas and melody had lately marvia headed to him. nothing can lead to man leave his neighbourhood. this is a big mistake. i know the answers and the axis of my area. if i move elsewhere, i'll be subject to my family to shelly, the my get killed or my car could deceased. it's not smart to move in such conditions. no loud as i hit. the situation is very difficult, a living conditions, the hospitals is high in every way. there is no transport. if you will, bread or medicine, there's nothing in love. a smile representative of doctors without borders says it is becoming impossible to get aid to civilians in knee and in the constant fighting the ceasefire. the napoleon custom is soon as this morning is very heavy bombardment in the city. there is a fight and have been in many areas, the freedom of movement or civilian population is suspended, but are in and out of water, food supplies, medicines and the hospital simplicity of the matter, shutting, shutting down one after the other. do you make a move? start trying to, to, to find ways not only to, to keep safety

the young man now recovering at home, but the road to the emotional recovery, the trauma recovery that's going to be a very long one. boris lucy kevin off reporting in kansas city keep us up to date with the latest details. brianna over to you. still a lot of legal questions to go through here for that. let's turn to cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey thank you so much for being with us on this felony, first degree assault and felony armed criminal action to these charges fit the alleged crimes here. well for now it appears to and let's talk about why good to be with you, brianna with respect to this guy, actual case in missouri, we know that the actual victim is not dead. as a result of that. what the d a did that is the district attorney's they prosecuted for the first degree assault. what does that mean assault charge in the first degree indicates that you were either attempting to kill him or attempting to inflict serious bodily injury. as a result of that, you get to that charge. specter armed criminal action if you commit any felony, and you have a weapon, then there it goes that meets with that. and to the extent that

after mistakenly ringing the elderly man's doorbell instead of going to a house one block away where he was supposed to pick up his little brother's more now from cnn's lucy kevin off in kansas city. andrew lester, the 84 year old white homeowner charged with shooting ralph ural, a 16 year old black teenager turned himself into authorities and was released on $200,000 bond and a prohibition on him possessing weapons. community leaders in charles attorneys speaking out charge does not mean justice. we don't want him out, but we understand that's part of the process. charles mother spoke with cbs news about the events of that night when you are all went to pick up his younger brothers from a friend's home. his brothers was supposed to run outside, get in the car, and they and they come home and that was what was supposed to happen . and why he was standing there . his brothers didn't run outside, but he got a couple of bullets in his body instead of a couple of twins coming up out and giving them a heart. faces two felony charges in the shooting assault in the first degree and armed criminal action. the incident unfolded on the front porch of the home behin

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lucy kavanaugh from kansas city, missouri. thank you so much. brianna still to come on. cnn news. central disturbing developments out of new york, where the sheriff says the man accused of killing a 20 year old who pulled into the driveway. the wrong driveway is showing no remorse. also ahead. wall street journal reporter evan gersh ceviche in a russian court today to appeal his detention will tell you how that played out and after a year and a half break, alec baldwin is set to resume filming the movie rust following the onset death of cinematographer helena hutchins . cnn news central returns after this stay with us. from tried and true to try something new. so many ways to save life ready wallet happy that's 3 65 by whole foods mket, you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual because demise your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. who we gotta go again for what you need is liberty. liberty liberty, small to medium sized business. you may qualify for the employee retention tax credit up to $26,000 per employee, not alone. the money is yours. if your business suffered during covid was revenue drops or government shutdowns, tim

earlier, our middle east correspondent lucy williamson, who is injerusalem, provided more details on the tel aviv attack. we now know that the man negotiations. the four—day walk—out by members of the british medical association is part of a long—running dispute about pay. the government has called the union's demands unreasonable and says it will only talk if the strikes are called off. nurses in england are currently voting on whether to accept a separate pay offer. after our last round of industrial action, steve barclay matters for a steve barclay met us for a shorter meeting, but in that time refused to give any sort of other whatsoever. we've been clear since then that we are happy to meet at any time, we would still meet him over the bank holiday weekend before that industrial action next week. if he were to give a credible offer, it could still avert action at this late stage. members of s club 7 say they're "truly devastated" by the death of their band—mate paul cattermole, who has died at the age of 46. the news comes just weeks after the band announced plans for a reunion tour, as laura trant reports. # s club!# they

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