five schools are in luton. _ school today. five schools are in luton. it— school today. school today. five schools are in luton, it is a lovely area, very diverse — luton, it is a lovely area, very diverse. some areas of poverty, lots of different — diverse. some areas of poverty, lots of different catchment areas, but it -ets of different catchment areas, but it gets really— of different catchment areas, but it gets really bad press sometimes and the children do brilliantly out of denbigh— the children do brilliantly out of denbigh and we're so proud of that. donna, _ denbigh and we're so proud of that. donna, tell— denbigh and we're so proud of that. donna, tell us what they go on to do because you don't have a sixth form at the moment. we might press going adrian about that in a little while. so they leave at the age of 16. —— press gang. so they leave at the age of 16. -- press gang-— so they leave at the age of 16. -- press gang. so they leave at the age of 16. -- ress an. ~ , ., . press gang. where did they go to? we have lots of opportunities _ press gang. where d

luton paramedic _ in life, this is how to do it.ght - in life, this is how to do it. luton paramedic joe cartwright is - in life, this is how to do it. luton| paramedic joe cartwright is taking paramedicjoe cartwright is taking on an enormous challenge in september. he is paddle boarding across the english channel. paddle boarding helped changejoe's lie. the ambulance service is under immense strain and has pushed him and many others to the brink. aha, and many others to the brink. a couple of years ago, i was diagnosed with ptsd— couple of years ago, i was diagnosed with ptsd after dealing with a horrendous suicide in my place of work_ horrendous suicide in my place of work at _ horrendous suicide in my place of work at the — horrendous suicide in my place of work at the ambulance service. it left me _ work at the ambulance service. it left me with some horrendous visuals of this— left me with some horrendous visuals of this one _ left me with some horrendous visuals of this one particular person i saw every— of this one particular

luton move up to 17th with the point.their great rivals wigan. the warriors led 18—2 at the break and the league's top try—scorer bevan french rounded off a great night for wigan, his second of the match was his 29th of the season. that sealed at least second for wigan and a semi—final spot. saints need just a point from their last two games to take the leaders shield. formula one is back ater its month—long break. it's the belgian grand prix on sunday, practice at spa today. the two title rivals max verstappen and charles leclerc were first and second fastest in the last session but will start from the back of the grid after engine and gearbox penalties. verstappen leads the championship by 80 points with nine races left. jesus herrada won a thrilling stage seven of the vuelta a espana. the spaniard timed his sprint to perfection and held off italy's samuele battistella to win the second stage of his career. belgium's remco evenepoel retained his 21—second lead over france's rudy molard in the general classification whil

ie: davis was charged swiftly after he was arrested, as you say, at luton airport last night. court this morning, a relatively short hearing where it was heard he is facing three charges relating to alleged offences in 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terror purposes, including requesting his wife to send him funds in syria and he is also accused of possessing a firearm after he was allegedly photographed holding one alongside militants in syria. he did not indicate which way he would plead to those three charges today. he has been remanded in custody, his case will be heard next at the old bailey next month. he has spent more than seven years in prison in turkey for being a member of isis and also it has been alleged he has been alleged to be the fourth member of the is gang that murdered and tortured western hostages in iraq and syria, which he has denied. as you mentioned, the terror cell was nicknamed the beatles because of the members' english accents.— satellite images appear to show major damage and a number of destroyed russian warplan

and in luton, _ have options. and you will advise? 100%. and in luton, we _ have options.ve really 100%. and in luton, we have really good neighbouring colleges and local colleges and options which will be more than happy to advise those pupils who perhaps may not have got what they want, that there is always something for everyone. i can say this looking back. there is always alight at the end of the tunnel, this is not the end. and to be honest, this is the most resilient generation, covid has really built them to be resilient and hopefully, they will keep that going forward and everything they do from here. it so easy for us to say when we are a bit older, but it feels so monumental. if bit older, but it feels so monumental.— bit older, but it feels so monumental. . , ., . ,, monumental. if i was to look back and seak monumental. if i was to look back and speak to _ monumental. if i was to look back and speak to my _ monumental. if i was to look back and speak to my 15, _ monumental. if i was to look back and speak to my 15, 16-year-old l and speak to my 15, 16—year—old

luton move up to 17th with the point.d at least second for wigan and a semi—final spot. saints need just a point from their last two games to take the leaders shield. formula one is back ater its month—long break. it's the belgian grand prix on sunday, practice at spa today. the two title rivals max verstappen and charles leclerc were first and second fastest in the last session but will start from the back of the grid after engine and gearbox penalties. verstappen leads the championship by 80 points with nine races left. jesus herrada won a thrilling stage seven of the vuelta a espana. the spaniard timed his sprint to perfection and held off italy's samuele battistella to win the second stage of his career. belgium's remco evenepoel retained his 21—second lead over france's rudy molard in the general classification whilst primoz roglic remains fourth overall. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the weather is quite out there right now. not looking bad at all for this weekend. of course, for many of us, it is the aug

i'm at this high school in luton where pupils have got some fantastic gcse results this year.e will be talking about what the options are for post—16 education. the shooting of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel. merseyside police say the suspected gunman has not handed himself in despite repeated appeals. we will not rest until we find you, and we will find you. a think—tank campaigning on behalf of low and middle income families has warned that a catastrophe is coming this winter unless the government steps in to help with energy costs. the pm's former chief adviser dominic cummings has described mr sunak�*s criticism of the government's handling of the pandemic, as "dangerous rubbish. a police chief in uvalde, texas is sacked — afterfailing to send officers in, to stop the gunman who killed 19 pupils and two teachers. good afternoon. students in england, wales and northern ireland have been getting their gcse results — after the first exams in three years. grades are lower than during the pandemic when they were based on teacher assessments, but higher than pre—covid. the go

they were waiting for him when he arrived at luton airport last night after coming from ankara.on and in the last couple of hours, he has been charged with a number of terrorism offences under the terrorism act 2000. leaving him aside, the other members of that gang are all accounted for, so the leader, the infamous "jihadijohn", nicknamed that by the media, was killed in a drone strike in 2015 and that was on the same day that aine davies was captured by turkish police, arrested in a villa just outside istanbul and eventually convicted of belonging to a terrorist group. two other members who were stripped of their british nationality, they were captured in syria, held by kurdish forces, handed to the americans, flown to america, there, they stood trial and have both been convicted of very serious offences. one of them has a life sentence. the other is waiting to be sentenced. just to recap, aine davies is alleged to be the fourth member of this group. he denies it and now that he has been charged it is incredibly important that we, the media, do not speculate in any way that co

that prison sentence has come to an end, still has british citizenship, and on arrival in the uk at lutonropolitan police's counter terrorism command. he has not been held on suspicion of murder or hostagetaking. he is held on suspicion of terrorist offences to do with fundraising and possession of articles for terrorist offences. he is in custody in a police station in south london but obviously it's a very notorious case. extensive damage shown at a russian airbase in the crimea. the saky base was rocked by a string of bombardment. ukraine has not claimed responsibility but it looks like a targeted attack. large areas of scorched earth left from fires that were adopted. —— that erupted. the pace main�*s run rate seems to be intact. at least eight aircraft appeared to be damaged and destroyed with several craters visible. a large number of planes were parked out in the open away from the covers of hangers. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the woman who was forced to leave uganda in the 1970s and went on to found one of the uk's most popular gujarati restaurants, but not untill af

but he wasn't over as one of the killers travelled. angry mobs due to the st. luton shops, burning beauties and attacking policemen. 12 people died. according to amnesty international and many more were injured. the nigerian government has set up judicial panels to look into police violence, but denies the killings of october. 20th survivors though, said i'll keep looking for justice for each was beginning because i need to fight with fight for my kids because i needed to let you and it's not just him. meaning, adrian's, once he baton i area and prepared to push for positive change in full protest is one way. but in many cases they are met with police brutality. so why on many african governments seemingly threatened by youth demonstrations, fostering debate. he then tamani met with some like terrance and legacy to discuss the legacy killings and how to prevent it from ever happening again. ah, hello and welcome back to the 77 percent. this week we are in nigeria. more specifically, lagos, the city that gave us fella could see who, by the way, in 1977 in his title track for the album, them

on arrival at the uk at luton airport this evening, he was arrested by the counterterrorism command.en held on suspicion of terrorist offences to do with fundraising and possession of articles for terrorist offences. he is still in custody in a police station in south london. but it is a very notorious case and one which will attract lots of attention. daniel sandford, our home affairs correspondent, thank you. seven men have been charged with multiple counts of rape against a group of women who were filming a music video in south africa. so far at least 130 men have been arrested, of which 61 appeared in court on wednesday. protesters from civil society groups and political parties have gathered outside the court and are demanding that the suspects be denied bail. the average waiting time for a test is 1a weeks because of the backlog caused by the pandemic with reports of learners waiting up to six months in some areas. the uk's largest water company will have to say people will use less water and cut down on the wasteful use of water to cope with hotter, drier summers. thames water

i'm at this high school in luton where pupils have got some fantastic gcse results this year.olice say the suspected gunman has not handed himself in despite repeated appeals. we will not rest until we find you, and we will find you.

aine davis was arrested yesterday at luton airport after being deported from turkey.d being part of the group. britain's chancellor nadhim zahawi says energy firms have agreed to work closely with the government to help people struggling to afford soaring energy bills. ministers, including outgoing pm borisjohnson, met with representatives of the electricity industry today. mrjohnson said any significant financial decisions would be a matter for his successor. accident and emergency departments in english hospitals had one of their worst months ever injuly, according to latest figures from nhs england. record numbers of patients waited more than 12 hours to be admitted. response times for ambulances dealing with emergency cases were also much longer than the target time. the us attorney general, merrick garland, has defended thejustice department's decision to seek a search warrant for donald trump's residence at mar—a—lago earlier this week. mr garland said he had personally approved the move, noting that upholding the rule of law meant applying the law evenly withou

aine davis, who's 38, was arrested at luton airport yesterday.e about what happened. aine davis had been on his way back from turkey where he had been deported. the court heard today he is facing three charges. those allegations relate to 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terrorist purposes including requesting his wife send funds to him in syria, and he is also accused of possessing a firearm. he didn't indicate how he would play today. he has been remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month and he has spent more than seven years in a prison in turkey for being a member of the islamic state group.— of the islamic state group. helena, thank you- — it's the opening day of the european championships in munich in germany. nine are sports involved — making it the biggest sporting event to be hosted in germany since the 1972 summer olympics. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is at the gymnastics, where the first medals will be won. nesta. good evening. from the gymnastics arena where you can probab

ah, we track down the jet, sitting at luton airport in the u. k. m. that was sold in march last year for $25000000.00. today it's patrol so to the super ready costing around $30000.00 an hour. can i see one of your private jets? no. there is no. this is not for me, not julia. ah. for its people now the poorest in europe. the ukrainian tragedy plays on carson on channels picked out. my done, i ended up on a fuel. yeah. oh my gosh. yes. blue it went up with the not that it was it. that was your luck or the so what, what the roster? i said it was it was and you shall receive was united. so delincia police on the person that's trying to push the little ugly was with alexander on a chateau, has now been granted asylum in spain. pebble folks is stepping up his investments in ukraine buying gas companies and possibly a bank. ah. so gay kit jenko has london lawyers working to overturn his sanctions and on freeze his money never gets away with it. if you look at the amount of money that stolen in developing countries globally for a year is estimated at a trill

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luton paramedicjoe cartwright is taking on an enormous challenge in september.rink. a couple of years ago, i was diagnosed with ptsd after dealing with a horrendous suicide in my place of work in the ambulance service. it left me with some horrendous visuals of this one particular person that i saw everyday wherever i was. it changed my life, i could not wake up in the morning without seeing him, i could not go to bed, he was everywhere. to the point where... ..i knew the only thing i could do to stop this visual image was to end my own life. it got to the stage where i was only days away from doing it. joe's channel crossing is raising money for suicide prevention. the training, though, is arduous. it was not long before he had fallen in. the first of many. whatjoe is taking on here is fairly daunting. this is one of the busiest stretches of water in northern europe. you have got car ferries, tankers, sailing boats, pleasure boats to contend with, and actually the chop here is a lot tougher than he was expecting. this is exhausting stuff right now. and this is

of its members english absences in in court on terrorism charges. 38 number arrested yesterday at lutoncing three charges. he has alleged those allegations lead to 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terrorist purposes including requesting his wife send funds to him in syria. and he is also co—used of possessing a firearm. he didn't indicate how he would plead today, he's been remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month and he has spent more than seven years in a prison in turkey for being a member of the islamic state group. the defence secretary says the uk will send more weapons to ukraine to help it defend itself against russia's invasion for that mr wallace made the announcement at the copenhagen conference for northern european defence allies of ukraine. , ., �* ukraine. president putin would've ambled ukraine. president putin would've gambled that _ ukraine. president putin would've gambled that come _ ukraine. president putin would've gambled that come august, - ukraine. president putin would've gambled that come august, a - ukraine.

aine davis has been remanded in police custody, after being arrested on arrival from turkey at lutonourt. it was here that he is facing three charges relating to alleged offences in 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terrorist purposes including requesting his wife to send him funds in syria and he is also accused of possessing a firearm after he was allegedly photographed holding one alongside militants in syria. he did not indicate which way he would plead, to those three charges today, but he's been remanded in custody, his case will be heard next at the old bailey next month. he has spent more than seven years in prison in turkey for being a member of isis and also, it has been alleged he was the fourth member of the eis gang which murdered and tortured western hostages in iraq and syria. thank ou to hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have _ hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have enough _ hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have enough for— hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have enough for that. - hostages in iraq and syria

a man allegedly linked to the islamic state beetles have been arrested at luton airport.b has lost more than 300 million dollars in value. so if you invested 1000 pounds in manchester united on the opening day, you'll now have just £814. compare that to the italian giants juventus — had you invested 1,000 more than £2,000. martyn ziegler, is chief sports reporterfor the times. it's pretty shocking that a club that has so long been at the pinnacle of british football, one of the richest leagues in the world, has made a loss for its shareholders.- has made a loss for its shareholders. _, ., �* , shareholders. good evening. it's remarkable- _ shareholders. good evening. it's remarkable. it _ shareholders. good evening. it's remarkable. it is _ shareholders. good evening. it's remarkable. it is the _ shareholders. good evening. it's remarkable. it is the the - shareholders. good evening. it's remarkable. it is the the biggest club in _ remarkable. it is the the biggest club in of— remarkable. it is the the biggest club in of the world, yet i think the struggles that we've see

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luton paramedicjoe cartwright is taking on an enormous challenge in september. many. whatjoe is taking on here is fairly daunting. this is one of the busiest stretches of water in northern europe. you have got car ferries, tankers, sailing boats, pleasure boats to contend with and actually the chop here is a lot tougher than he was expecting. this is exhausting stuff right now. and this is not anywhere close to how tough it is going to be in september when he takes on the english channel. it is always a worry for me trying to get back on the board, because when the waves are that high, it's a struggle to get back on the board, you probably saw. so when i know i have lost control of it completely, yeah, you have that few seconds of just sheer fear before hitting the water. how tough was today? really tough. hardest crossing so far. joe will continue his training over the next few weeks. his story is gaining traction around the world, raising money and awareness for those who have been too afraid to talk. we wishjo all the we wish jo all the best. that was james b

an islamic state cell known as the beatles, because of their british accents, has been arrested at lutonrror officers last night when he arrived in the uk. he was deported from turkey after serving a seven and a half—year jail sentence. donald trump has refused to answer questions from the new york attorney general, who's investigating the trump organisation's business practices. the former us president invoked his right against self—incrimination under the fifth amendment, and he also read a statement in which he called the inquiry a witch hunt. it comes after his home in florida was raided by the fbi earlier this week. the chief inspector of constabulary has criticised the police's response to burglary, robbery and theft as unacceptable. andy cooke said forces in england and wales need to improve their response, otherwise the public could lose confidence in policing. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the details. because of the — physically where the car was, they were able to creep down the side of the car without triggering the camera. on the 14th of february, stepha