lucy manning, bbc news.s monzo had been charged with the murder and other offences. lucy manning, bbc news. a week after five people died off the coast of france as they tried to cross the channel in an overcrowded small boat, we have managed to piece together what happened to the youngest victim who was just seven years old. sara was visible as she was carried on her father's shoulders as the police chased them across the beach. our correspondent andrew harding, who witnessed what happened that night, has tracked down the little girl's father. he told him what happened and why the family took such a risk on what was their fourth attempt at crossing. shouting this was the scene last week as smugglers clashed with police on a french beach. and in the middle of the chaos, one unforgettable image of a small girl perched on herfather�*s shoulders — a seven—year—old girl with moments left to live. we now know her name was sara, and this is her story. sara was born in belgium but grew up in sweden, one of three ch

lucy manning is there for us now.yesterday morning. but the 14—year—old wouldn't make it. the teenager, a much—loved pupil, the son of a teacher. family friends spoke after visiting daniel's parents. the mum was saying that he brings so muchjoy. well— behaved. yes, well—behaved, a lovely boy. he excelled in school and in sports. they are obviously in shock and they are grieving. they are ok. 0k and not ok. at bancroft school in east london, there is a pupil missing who never made it. its flag is at half mast, but there is double the grief. as well as daniel, this was grace 0'malley—kumar�*s school. she was killed in a knife attack in nottingham last year. in a statement, the school said... as locals brought flowers, a neighbour who didn't want to be identified described seeing daniel attacked. we know the boy, see him going to school. we know the parents. they're a very nice family, and you just can't imagine what they're going through now. it's a complete tragedy. a young boy should not be walking to school and being

lucy manning, bbc news.hree people were injured at a secondary school in sheffield, in northern england. during the incident, children at the the birley academy texted their parents sayings they were hiding under tables, with the school in lockdown. one pupil was assaulted. two adults suffered minor injuries, one from what's thought to have been a broken bottle. it comes a week after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed at a school in wales. russia has put on display military hardware captured in the war against ukraine. our russia editor steve rosenberg has been to take a look. they are the crimmins were trophies and they have been put on display. they were later captured by russia. including this. it's still a price exhibit of this military show. i know with the german leopard tank the russia has to. translation: �* , to. translation: �*, . , translation: it's incredible, jaw-drapping- _ translation: it's incredible, jaw-dropping. it's— translation: it's incredible, jaw-dropping. it's amazing i translatio

lucy manning, bbc news.unak has said there will be no planes leaving for rwanda before the election. his comments came on the day the last set of migration figures before polling day were released. net migration — that's the difference between the number of people coming here and those leaving — rose sharply in recent years, as this graph shows. it's now fallen by about 10% to 685,000 last year. that's from a record high of more than 760,000 the year before. joining me now is our political editor chris mason. migration, the figures and what to do, are going to be key in this election. , . , , do, are going to be key in this election. , ., , , , election. they are because they matter to _ election. they are because they matter to so — election. they are because they matter to so many _ election. they are because they matter to so many people, - election. they are because they i matter to so many people, surveys point to that and the numbers as the chart illustrated are high and it would have made news even wi

lucy manning, bbc news.ian protests at university campuses in the united states amid violent clashes. in los angeles, demonstratrors at a camp set up by people who oppose israel's military action in gaza clashed with counterdemonstrators. the vice—chancellor of the university of california, los angeles, has spoken of "horrific acts of violence" on campus. our los angeles correspondent emma vardy is at ucla for us now. many students and teachers arrived here at ucla today to find classes cancelled, helicopters overhead and many police on campus. what happened last night has been strongly condemned by this university, but what has been a political minefield for many universities in recent weeks has now become even harder. this was the moment tensions between rival protesters boiled over. as pro—palestinian activists and a counterdemonstration by pro—israel supporters became violent. fireworks were thrown over a screaming crowd, and wood used as weapons. we had people beating us with sticks, throwing whatever t

our special correspondent lucy manning reports.l london with heavy security. the dual brazilian—spanish 36—year—old is accused of murdering 14—year—old daniel anjorin on tuesday in hainault. the court heard more details about what the prosecutor described as horrific offences. at 6:16, a van was driven at speed, knocking over one of the victims. mr monzo is then said to have slashed him with a samurai sword in the neck. 15 minutes later, it's alleged he forced his way into a house where a four—year—old and her parents were sleeping, attacking a man in the bedroom, saying he would cause him harm if "you don't believe in god". it's alleged that then, in the street, he ran up behind daniel anjorin as he walked to school, slashing him in the neck and stabbing him, and then hid in the bushes and attacked a male and female police officer. today, the sister of the man attacked in his home said he was a hero for protecting his wife and child but faced a really long and traumatising recovery. in court, marcus monzo, wearing a grey tracksuit

lucy manning, bbc news. john swinney looks set to become scotland's next first minister.ed his intention to succeed humza yousaf. today he received the support of the woman who many thought might challenge him for the top job, kate forbes. she's been offered a �*significant�* role in any new government. james cook, has the latest from edinburgh. please show your appreciation forjohn swinney. the snp is in trouble — divided, distracted and struggling to govern. john swinney says it's time to get a grip and he is the man for the job. i could have stood back and hoped others would sort things out. but i care too much about the future of scotland, and the scottish national party, to walk on by. you've said there you can't walk on by because, essentially, your party's a disunited mess. what specifically is wrong with it? well, the party's not cohesive just now. we are not together, we're not operating as one big unified team. but what i am absolutely certain about is, if the snp gets its act together, it will be a formidable force for good in scotland, and a formidable force f

that was henry de los rios polania, speaking to our special correspondent lucy manning. in england have died from whooping cough this year alone after a rapid rise in the number of children getting it. nearly 2,800 cases have been reported across england so far this year — more than three times the number recorded in the whole of last year. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson is here. people will be really shocked by these deaths. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, whooping cough is extremely dangerous for some babies put it is caused by a bacteria which is highly infectious and it starts with just cold symptoms that can develop into that very distinctive cough and can in some cases lead to breathing difficulties. what seems to be happening at the moment is the number of factors have come together to cause quite a dangerous environment and has been a drop in the number of pregnant women getting the number of pregnant women getting the vaccination against whooping cough. also among babies as well. at the same time, the natural cycle of peaksin the same time, the natur

lucy manning, bbc news.ersity campuses across america during pro—palestinian protests. in his first public comments since the nationwide demonstrations began, he said people had the right to freedom of speech but the law had to be respected. it comes after police in los angeles cleared a pro—palestinian protest camp after a standoff at the university of california's la campus. emma vardy is at ucla for us now. well, police moved in here overnight after you said i had made it pretty clear that, after you said i had made it pretty clearthat, in after you said i had made it pretty clear that, in their eyes, the encampment was unlawful. —— ucla. behind me now, the clean—up operation continues, but there have been some demonstrators remaining around the campus, so this isn't overjust around the campus, so this isn't over just yet. after midnight, the first signs police had begun to execute their operation. we police had begun to execute their oeration. ~ ., ., ., operation. we are not leaving! des - ite operation

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he's been speaking to our special correspondent, lucy manning. i was going to die leaving my wife and my child. um... we thought we were going to die that morning. it was only to, i believe a miracle happened in the room. ifeel so helpless, seeing my hand cut and looking around how to protect myself. all i see was pillows and teddy bears. there was nothing that i could use to stop him from attacking us. but i do believe that it was a miracle, what happened in that room. yeah, it was, it's a nightmare, i can't... me and my family, i don't think we will be able to go back. we get flashbacks. i get flashbacks. you don't think you'll be able to go back to live there? i don't think so, i don't think so. it will feel unsafe for me and my family. if it's ok to ask, how is your daughter doing? she's just four, is she? i hope she doesn't remember anything, ijust hope so. but she did saw, the guy with the sword, and... and ijust pray and hope she doesn't get any memory from it. 0bviously, on that awful morning, daniel anjorin was killed as well. what are y

lucy manning reports. 22 minutes after they were called, 0fficers tasered him. and arrested him to the ground and arrested him on suspicion of murder. this man witnessed the attack and the moment officers stopped him. ., , ., and the moment officers stopped him. ., ., ., , him. people ran towards the station and _ him. people ran towards the station and one _ him. people ran towards the station and one got - him. people ran towards the | station and one got stabbed, him. people ran towards the - station and one got stabbed, he was holding his neck and was, like, i have been stabbed. the other victims _ like, i have been stabbed. the other victims are _ like, i have been stabbed. the other victims are all in the hospital but are not thought to have life—threatening injuries. there were around 250 fatal stabbings in england and wales last year alone. you're watching bbc news. a new yorkjudge fined former president donald trump a total of $9,000 on tuesday, for violating a gag order nine times. it was put in place with the aim of preventing mr trump from making pub

lucy manning reports. 22 minutes after they were called, officers tasered him. murder. man prete witnessed the attack on the moment officers stopped him. ., , , ., him. people were trying to fiuht him. people were trying to fight the — him. people were trying to fight the guy. _ him. people were trying to fight the guy, they - him. people were trying to fight the guy, they ran - him. people were trying to - fight the guy, they ran towards the station and he got stabbed in the neck, he was holding his neck saying i got stabbed i got stabbed. . , ., stabbed. other victims are in hos - ital stabbed. other victims are in hospital but _ stabbed. other victims are in hospital but are _ stabbed. other victims are in hospital but are not - stabbed. other victims are in hospital but are not thoughtl stabbed. other victims are in i hospital but are not thought to have life—threatening injuries. the more around 250 fatal stabbings in england and wales last year alone. you�*re live with bbc news. we want to take you back to the scene at columbia university now in new york.

henry de los rios polania spoke to our special correspondent lucy manning hours after leaving hospitale los rios polania and his wife carolina and their young daughter survived last week, attacked in their bedroom when a man burst in with a sword. i thought i was going to die, to be honest, i thought i was going to die, leaving my wife and my child. we thought we were going to die that morning. it was only to...i believe a miracle happened in the room. ifeel so helpless, seeing my hand cut and looking around how to protect myself. all i see was pillows and teddy bears. there was nothing that i could use to stop him from attacking us. but i do believe that it was a miracle, what happened in that room. yeah, it was, its a nightmare, i can't... me and my family, i don't think we will be able to go back. we get flashbacks. i get flashbacks. you don't think you'll be able to go back to live there? i don't think so, i don't think so. it will feel unsafe for me and my family. if it's ok to ask, how is your daughter doing? she's just four, is she? she is. i hope she doesn't remember anything,

lucy manning is in dover.actually one for the labour party? yes, that's right. i mean, this was a general election campaign with a man who isn't even standing at the general election. he denied that he was a chicken for not standing as an mp, said he was more of a realist, but he did take a pot shot at both the tories and labour, and on that point of taking votes away from the tories, he said, in his view, the election was set, that labour was going to win it, so he thought a vote for labour or the conservatives was a wasted vote, he tell people, vote for what you believe in. the tokyo today was about illegal immigration, and his claims that both parties had failed to deal with it. he stood behind a sign saying richey won't stop the boats. his view is that the government has to do more. he said it was like d—day in slow motion in reverse, with all the boats coming in, was how he put it, colourfully. he said it was an invasion, as he has claimed it was before. and he talked about the need to put royal marines o

here's our special correspondent lucy manning. nigel paul farage. eighth attempt as he also says he wants to do his bit for the upcoming us election. well, to be clear, there will be some people very disappointed i'm not standing, but i am campaigning. and, you know, the problem is, 6 weeks is such a short period of time to fight a parliamentary constituency and promote the cause around the country. and, you know, i think rishi sunak has wrong footed a lot of people, myself included. at today's reform uk lunch in london, the elephant in the room was the man who wasn't in the room. i'm absolutely delighted, during this election campaign, that my good friend nigel farage will be helping out significantly in campaigning to drive home the message of reform uk and how we can save britain. the party's pitch was changed and stopping immigration. whether you vote tory or whether you vote labour, you will get the same form of socialism. you'll get higher taxes, lower wages, and mass immigration that will make us all worse off. you must be extremely disappoin

lucy manning is in dover. take a potshot at both the tories and labour on that point of taking votes away from the tories, he said in his view the election was set, that labour was going to win it, so he thought a vote for labour or the conservatives was a wasted vote. he told people vote for what you believe in. the talk here today was about illegal immigration and his claims that both parties have failed to deal with it. he stood behind a sign saying rishi sunak will not stop the boats, his view is that france has to do more, that the government has to do more. he said it was like d—day in slow motion, in reverse with all the boats coming in, was how he put it colourfully. he said it was an invasion as he has claimed it was before. he talked about the need to put royal marines out there to try and stop the boats if the french will not do that. he is not standing at the selection, but determined to have an impact on it. liberal democrats leader ed davey was campaigning in lake windemere today — he spoke to our

he's been speaking to our special correspondent, lucy manning. going to die leaving my wife and my child. um... we thought we were going to die that morning. it was only to, i believe a miracle happened in the room. ifeel so helpless, seeing my hand cut and looking around how to protect myself. all i see was pillows and teddy bears. there was nothing that i could use to stop him from attacking us. but i do believe that it was a miracle, what happened in that room. yeah, it was, its a nightmare, i can't... me and my family, i don't think we will be able to go back. we get flashbacks. i get flashbacks. you don't think you'll be able to go back to live there? i don't think so, i don't think so. it will feel unsafe for me or my family. if it's ok to ask, how is your daughter doing? she's just four, is she? i hope she doesn't remember anything, ijust hope so. but she did saw, the guy with the sword, and... and ijust pray and hope she doesn't get any memory for it. 0bviously, on that awful morning, daniel anjorin was killed as well. what are your thoug

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man on the right leaves behind his wife, who is five months pregnant. this of the first killing of french prison staff in more than 30 years. lucye been us. it could have been me. we have children. we realise that one day, we might not come home. everyone is in shock. the whole of france is in sock. , , , ,., in sock. this is the prisoner who was — in sock. this is the prisoner who was freed _ in sock. this is the prisoner who was freed during i in sock. this is the prisoner who was freed during the l in sock. this is the prisoner i who was freed during the dead liam mohammed amra, now the subject of an interpol red alert. today, we learnt more about the 30—year—old who had a string of convictions. the french authorities have revealed that for the past month, amra was being held at this prison, and that earlier this prison, and that earlier this week, he attempted to break out. apparently, he tried to saw through the bars of his prison cell. that attempt failed. but the ambush yesterday just up the failed. but the ambush yesterdayjust up the road was successful. the attack at the motorway toll booth seems to have been carefully

wall street journal, white house reporter catherine lucy, catherine, i feel like it's normally us is complaining about things that are too cold. the man in their seats are but i ever that that courtroom is particularly particularly chile. so he stays s1 is false. i mean, it's i would have. a hard time, falling asleep i see cold box, right. >> that's fair. that is a fair point so let's talk about where we stand in this trial because i'm sure that you worked with michael cohen as you've covered politics over the course of the last decade or so, i certainly did. >> i think we all kind of looked up when he actually did acknowledge yes, he stole money from the trump organization. eric trump tweeted about it in real time. yeah. i mean, that wasn't noteworthy moment and that is a real issue here because i mean, the biggest thing as we go into the it seems like the end of this trial is his credibility. >> and what what did jurors make of this? because it's so much of the story rests on michael cohen's testimony and michael cohen's word, right. and so that does really i think, you saw prosecutor is really trying to steer it back to explain why

lucie mets bradenton marauders single-a game. the turtle started in left center, and then the players don't know what's going on here. is anyone going to do anything now? it's in center field and a man the brave pitcher, comes out, gets the turtle and takes it back to his friends in the bullpen. no word officially if the turtle got the call to come and pitch later in the game. still investigating that. but the rally turtle you were you lived in florida? yes. i mean, there's a lot of different things. >> sometimes it would be a gator, though. that's the difference. >> yeah. you see those gators on the golf course and then the people play it like, what are no big deal doing. >> but that turtle was surprisingly fast. >> or a little bit. yeah, it was come on. what can i do to help you? dad: come on buddy. headphones. what! dad: hey! dad: ok all right. what do you wanna do? i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok. has families struggling to pay. so why does the governor want to fast track rate hikes? and that's stunning. solar show could have an encore tonight. the bay area's northern lights forecast tonight on ab

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