but buried in the network of twisting narrow streets of the old city is boutique majid. abdelmajid: how are you? >> anthony: and he's one interesting guy. thank you. >> abdelmajid: come on in. >> anthony: when he was a little kid back in the '60s, majid left his hometown of fez and came here where he'd earn a few dirham a night emptying ashtrays at the wild and extravagant parties being thrown here by wealthy ex-pats. he saw what these people would buy for themselves and how they decorate their homes and started to look around for himself, scoring, then reselling art and antiques. wow. it became something of an obsession. now his artifacts from morocco and all across northern africa are bought by collectors from all over the world. carpets, antiques, wood carvings, jewelry and old doors. wow, these are incredibly beautiful. tell me about that. ♪ >> abdelmajid: amber, coral, shells. these used to be currency, these shells. >> anthony: how old is this? >> abdelmajid: this is, uh, early '20s, late 19th. the amber is millions of years old. >> anthony: how much are you sellin

her husband, majid mustafa, says she then returned home, before leaving on foot at 1:00pm that afternoont of hull. neighbours say a polish couple live here, and that a car has been removed by police. yesterday, they had also been at the dental practice where ms antczak‘s husband works. the police won't confirm whether he is one of two people arrested in connection with the disappearance. humberside police said today the two men, aged 47 and a5, are still being questioned. meanwhile, the appeals for information to help find ms antczak continue. the police say they still want to hear from anyone who can come forward and help them find her. the headlines out of turkey recently have been grim but there's one room in one port city where people can let go of their worries. members of the seven colours association choir in mersin come together to sing. they're also creating a little bit of history at the same time. here in britain media from around the world flooded a small english country town to catch a glimpse of the society wedding of the year. pippa middleton, the sister of catherine the d

her husband, majid mustafa, says she then returned home, before leaving on foot at 1:00pm that afternoonbours say a polish couple live here, and that a car has been removed by police. yesterday, they had also been at the dental practice where ms antczak‘s husband works. the police won't confirm whether he is one of two people arrested in connection with the disappearance. humberside police said today the two men, aged 47 and 45, are still being questioned. meanwhile, the appeals for information to help find ms antczak continue. the police say they still want to hear from anyone who can come forward and help them find her. africa's young science students have been putting their technical skills to the test at the finals of the pan—african robotics competition. more than 200 students from schools in senegal, mali and the gambia took part in a contest of engineering and electrical skills, and both boys and girls were successful at the event, in the capital, dakar. tim allman has more. at this stadium in senegal, they are thinking big. robotic creations line up, ready for battle — metaphoric

majid khan says this.her side of the arena where the bang was heard suddenly came running towards us as they were trying to exit. and the exit was blocked, so everyone was just running to any exit they could find as quickly as they could." suzy mitchell, who lives near manchester arena, describes coming out the front of her apartment when she heard the loud bang, and everyone was running away in big crowds. and jane baynes also describes that loud bang, and also saw a flash before everyone scrambled out. then she says an alarm came on telling everyone to stay calm and leave as quickly as possible. so, the scale of what happened inside manchester arena beginning to emerge. andy moore is with us. update us. we have had an update from greater manchester police in the last 20 minutes. 19 people are dead from the explosion confirmed. 50 injured. they are treating it as a terrorist incident. that is until they have information otherwise. we know that they are trying to set up a casualty bureau. they are also try

her husband, majid mustafa, says she then returned home, before leaving on foot at one o'clock that afternoonn emerald grove in the west of hull. neighbours say a polish couple live here and that a car has been removed by police. yesterday, they had also been at the dental practice where ms antczak‘s husband works. the police won't confirm whether he is one of two people arrested in connection with the disappearance. humberside police said today the two men, aged 47 and a5, are still being questioned. meanwhile, the appeals for information to help find ms antczak continue. the police say they still want to hear from anyone who can come forward and help them find her. jo makel, bbc news. new rules for cigarette packaging come into force this weekend. all packs must be greenish—brown withjust a small space for the brand name and include a graphic warning of the dangers of smoking. the measures, aimed at discouraging young people from taking up the habit, also include a ban on selling packs of ten. tom burridge reports. persuading young people not to smoke. that's what the government hopes these

her husband, majid mustafa, said she then returned home before leaving on foot at 1pm that afternoon.e in the west of hull. neighbours say a polish couple live here and that a car has been removed by police. yesterday, they had also been at the dental practice where ms antczak‘s husband works. the police won't confirm whether he is one of two people arrested in connection with the disappearance. humberside police say today the two men, aged 47 and a5, are still being questioned. meanwhile, the appeals for information to help find ms antczak continue. police say they still want to find anyone who can come forward and help them find her. the headlines on bbc news: a welcome ceremony in riyadh marks day one of president trump's visit there. 350 billion pounds worth of contracts between the us and saudi arabia have been agreed. the white house describes one defence—related deal as the biggest in us history. there's a disagreement within labour after the shadow foreign secretary says the party could abandon its support for trident — meanwhile the tories defend their aim to cut net migratio

majid mustafa and robert lipinski will appear before hull magistrates‘ court later today. billion from shareholders of april 2008, a few months before was rescued by taxpayers. when companies raise money from shareholders, they‘re legally obliged to give them the information they need to make an informed assessment. in april 2008, rbs asked shareholders to fork out £12 billion to beef up its finances in exchange for the right to buy new shares in the bank at £2 each. in the prospectus for that fundraising, rbs said it was managing its money within prudent limits. the claimants say that was misleading when internally, the bank had recognised that if it ran into further trouble and couldn‘t borrow from other banks, it wouldn‘t have enough money to survive for more than a day. thousands took up the shares, including employees of rbs and natwest, who were encouraged by their employer to take out loans to buy them. by the following january, the price of those shares had gone from £2 to 11p. rbs says it believes it has strong defences to the claim. andy verity, bbc news. the bbc

majid mustafa and robert lipinski will appear before hull magistrates' court later today.rance. a diamond ring bought for £10 at a car—boot sale 30 years ago is expected to fetch £350,000 at auction. the owner believed the large white diamond was a piece of costume jewellery when she bought it in the 1980s. she wore the spectacular stone for decades without realising its true value — even doing the chores with it on. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 10.30am. some more messages from you about being treated at various mental health trustsment laura on facebook says, "i was treated appallingly at a hospital unit in london and i was later diagnosed with pdst. it devastates me to hear of others coping with a lack of care and the suicides that families have had to endure." "i feel frustrated that nothing is being done." lynn says, "my husband was in the linden and whilst there a woman walked out and took her own life. my son went to the linden centre. they sent him away so many times. they begged him to help him. i feel they have let him down." do get in touch wi