our top stories: tonight: the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena has been extradited to the uk. he will be charged with the murder of the 22 victims of the attack at a pop concert in manchester two years ago. greater manchester police officers have arrested hashem abedi for murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to cause an explosion likely to endanger life. the us house of representatives votes to condemn president trump for comments made against four female current congresswoman. we'll report on the final hustings in the conservative leadership contest ahead of next week's result. charges laid for attempted murder outside the houses of parliament. and, stay with us for the papers. good evening. the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena is to appear in court charged with the murder of the 22 victims of the attack. hashem abedi, detained in libya two years ago, was extradited to the uk today and arrested by police on arrival. abedi left the uk some weeks before his older brother, salman, carried out the suicide bombing. as our home affairs corre

today at 5pm — the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber is arrested in the uk on suspicion murder. hashem abedi was arrested in libya a day after the attack in may 2017 — he's been extradited and charged with murder. greater manchester police officers have arrested hashem abedi for murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion likely to endanger life. 22 people were killed and more than 100 injured during the may 2017 manchester arena attack. we'll be talking to our correspondent at manchester police headquarters. the other main stories on bbc news at five: in her last major speech as prime minister, theresa may says she's worried about the state of politics and public debate here and abroad. the us house of representatives votes to condemn president donald trump — for "racist comments" aimed at four congresswomen. and in the netball world cup, england look set for the semi—finals after defeating trinidad and tobago 72—46. hello, good afternoon. it's 5pm — our top story. the younger brother of the manchester arena suicide bomber has been extradited to the uk

tonight at ten, the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena has been extradited to the uk to face trial for murder. hashem abedi, who's 22, was originally detained in libya and was arrested by police on arrival in the uk today and taken to a police station in south london. he will be charged with the murder of the 22 victims of the attack at a pop concert in manchester two years ago. greater manchester police officers had arrested hashem abedi for murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to cause an explosion likely to endanger life. abedi is expected to appear in court tomorrow. we'll have the details. also tonight, under attack again — the four us congress members called "the four horsewomen of the apocalpyse" by president trump, who claims he's not a racist. we'll report on the final hustings in the conservative leadership contest ahead of next week's result. the story of the twin girls joined at the head at birth and the pioneering operation which saved them eight years ago. and rory mcilroy is hoping to win the first open to be held in his native northern irela

this afternoon hashem abedi, the brother of the manchester arena bomber, was extradited to britain, flownlibya on a governmentjet. the atrocity left 22 people dead and more than 100 injured in may 2017. greater manchester police say abedi will appear at westminster magistrates court on charges of murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to cause an explosion. abedi left the uk some weeks before his older brother salman carried out his suicide bombing. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. a high—security convoy sweeping through south london, carrying the brother of the manchester bomber salman abedi, who killed 22 people at a pop concert two years ago. hashem abedi had been held in libya since the time of the attack, but has now been flown back to britain. today, he has been extradited for offences relating to the manchester arena attack. he was handed over by libyan authorities to british police officers this morning. they escorted him on the flight back and they landed in the united kingdom a short while ago. the bomb, which killed 22 and seriously injured many more, wa

born in manchester, he is now facing charges relating to the manchester arena bombing.ernoon after being flown in from libya. this extradition is a very important step in the investigation into the manchester arena attack. this awful terrorist attack took place two years ago. it led to the murder of 22 innocent people, including an eight—year—old girl. my thoughts at this time are with the families and friends of those victims. the bomb was detonated by salman abedi. he was caught on cctv moving the bomb parts in the days before the attack. at this time his brother was out of the country, but hashem abedi has been detained on an arrest warrant for the murder of 22 people, the attempted murder of those injured, and conspiracy to cause an explosion. hashem abedi is expected to make his first court appearance here at westminster magistrates court. he will be the first person to be charged over the bombing. it is likely to be a brief hearing before the case is transferred to the crown court. but the lawyer representing the families of some of the victims says the trial must

hashem abedi back in britain for the first time since the manchester arena bombing.nd his british citizenship, and then listened as the names of all 22 people he's accused of murdering were read out. he's also accused of attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. his older brother salman abedi detonated the bomb. hashem abedi's accused of helping him, of buying the car where bomb parts were stored, purchasing two key chemicals used to make the explosive, and manufacturing the detonator tubes. his lawyer said he denied any involvement and was happy to come back to clear his name. he said he'd been held in solitary confinement for two years and had been tortured. the hearing lasted just 11 minutes and then he was driven out again. hashem abedi has now been taken away to prison, where he'll remain until a court appearance at oxford crown court on monday. it's the end of more than two years of difficult negotiations with the government and military groups in war—torn libya, and there was even a last—minute hitch yesterday, when the private jet that was to fly

the brother of the manchester arena bomber appears in court charged with murdering the 22 victims ofttack. at least 26 people have died in a fire at an animation studio in the japanese city of kyoto — arson is suspected. the proportion of crimes solved in england and wales falls to the lowest level recorded — home office data shows. primary school children are being refused support for mental health issues despite a growing need for help. and coming up in sport — the open is underway at portrush with rory mcilroy dropping four shots on his first hole. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the uk could be pushed into recession next year if there is a no—deal brexit — that's according to the country's fiscal watchdog. the office for budget responsibility, the obr, says that economic growth would fall by 2% by the end of 2020 if the uk leaves the eu without an agreement. chances of a no—deal outcome have risen recently, after both tory candidates to be the next prime minister said they would be willing to leave the bloc without a deal. speaking to journalists shortly after the obr

the brother of the manchester arena bomber will appear in court later, charged with murdering the 22 victims of the attack. welcome to portrush in county antrim, where the 148th open championship gets underway in the next hour. we'll hear from the favourite rory mcilroy. people are here to see local favourite darren clark tee offjust after six. the face—off over the faceapp — a senior us politician warns it's "deeply troubling" that personal data could go to a "hostile foreign power" as millions share their photos online. the price of sponsorship — are football teams too reliant on the money they get from gambling? i'll look at how sponsors have changed the game. i've been chatting to line of duty star vicky mcclure about her new role, how she stays grounded, and our shared love of comfy footwear. i've been chatting to line of duty star vicky mcclure about her new role, how she stays grounded, and our shared love of comfy footwear. this is a first for me because we get to where trainers. if i ever have the choice, that's what i'll do. and i've come to buckingham palace ahead of the a

the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber appears in court charged with 22 counts of murder.a nightmare start for rory mcilroy at the open. and coming up on bbc news... in the women's ashes england took an early wicket, katherine brunt dismissing nicole bolton for six in a must—win test against the holders australia. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government's financial watchdog has warned that a no—deal brexit could mean a surge in public borrowing of £30 billion a year. it's the first time a price has been put on the impact leaving the eu without a deal. chancellor philip hammond says the report, from the office for budget responsibility, shows there would be a "very significant hit" to the british economy. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. it was in may 2010 that former chancellor george osborne created the office for budget responsibility. the idea was there would be somebody independent to make sure the government was sticking to its own goals for cutting the deficit, the amount by which the government outspend its income, and conta

hashem abedi back in britain for the first time since the manchester arena bombing.and then listened as the names of all 22 people he's accused of murdering were read out. he's also accused of attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. his older brother salman abedi detonated the bomb. hashem abedi's accused of helping him, of buying the car where bomb parts were stored, purchasing two key chemicals used to make the explosive, and manufacturing the detonator tubes. his lawyer said he denied any involvement and was happy to come back to clear his name. he said he'd been held in solitary confinement for two years and had been tortured. bringing him back from war—torn libya has not been easy. it's been a long and difficult negotiation, and there was even a hitch yesterday when the private jet that was to fly him here developed a fault when travelling from malta to tripoli. the hearing lasted just 11 minutes and then he was driven out again. hashem abedi has now been taken away to prison, where he'll remain until a court appearance at oxford crown court on mo

it took more than 2 years for the brother of the manchester arena's suicide bomber be brought over to the u.k. but on wednesday. a bady the brother of someone a baby was extradited from libya to the u.k. where he was promptly arrested on his arrival at a london airport and taken to a police station he was arrested by libyan authorities shortly after the may 28th 17 attack by his brother had blown himself up at an area ground a concert at the manchester arena 22 people were killed in that attack hundreds injured with more than a 100 requiring serious hospital treatment but in that time of course there was a delicate negotiating process taking place between the 2 sides set against of course the conflict in libya which only delayed the extradition request in that in the time though in the meantime. were a group of british members of parliament and it found that there had been lapses in the british counter-terrorism agency in their failure to have spotted any of the warning signs that could have prevented that bombing also 23 others had been arrested shortly after the attack but they were

the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber appears in court.whether or not britain gets brexit deal will depend on the negotiations between the eu and our new prime minister. for months now, the chief negotiator has been saying that theresa may's agreement has been rejected by parliament and it is the only way forward. speaking to bbc panorama, they said britain would have to face the consequences if it left without a deal. next week, our new prime minister will take the stage and face the cameras outside number ten. they will immediately face an old crisis. the brexit crisis that forced theresa may out of power. the country is still divided, parliament still deadlocked, the eu still making it clear that they will not budge. in his first british broadcast interview, they warned that the 600 page divorce deal he negotiated is not going to change. with the uk, that these answers to each and every point of uncertainty create a better brexit if we just left and tore up the membership card, we would have to face the consequences stop i did you think

read the names of the 22 people he is alleged to have murdered along with his brother and the manchester arenaat the arena in may 2017 and counts of asperity, conspiracy to cause explosions. we have found it a little bit more in court about the nature of the case. it is alleged that mr abedi purchased some of the chemicals. it is alleged that he made the tubes for the device and he was involved in the purchase of the car used by his brother to store the chemicals. a qc for mr abedi indicated strongly that his client denies these allegations. he said after his arrest in libya in mid-2017 after his arrest in libya in mid—2017 he wanted to return home to the uk to clear his name but he had been held in solitary confinement and tortured during that detention before his return. a lot of this is going to play out in court. he will be that in court on monday. thank you. a lot of you very happy to see shaun ryder back on the programme. someone says it is great to see someone like him back. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. thank you for your company today. have a good day. we had quite a bit of clo

hashem abedi back in britain for the first time since the manchester arena bombing.stened as the names of all 22 people he is accused of murdering were read out. he is also accused of attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. his older brother salman abedi detonated the bomb. hashem abedi is accused of helping him, of buying the car where bomb parts were stored, purchasing two key chemicals used to make the explosive, and manufacturing the detonator tubes. his lawyer said he denied any involvement, and was happy to come back to clear his name. he said he had been held in solitary confinement for two years, and had been tortured. the hearing lasted just 11 minutes, and then he was driven out again. hashem abedi has now been taken away to prison, where he'll remain until a court appearance at oxford crown court on monday. it is the end of more than two years of difficult negotiations with the government and military groups in war—torn libya, and there was even a last—minute hitch yesterday, when the private jet that was to fly him back to biggin hill airpo

the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena in 2017 has appeared in court chargedng a pop concert. hashem abedi was extradited to the uk from libya on wednesday. the prosecution alleges he made detonator tubes for the bomb used by his brother and bought chemicals that were used in the explosives. daniel sandford reports. flown back from libya yesterday, this morning brought to his first court appearance in an armoured police van, hashem abedi back in britain for the first time since the manchester arena bombing. in the dock, he confirmed his name and his british citizenship, and then listened as the names of all 22 people he is accused of murdering were read out. he is also accused of attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. his older brother salman abedi detonated the bomb. hashem abedi is accused of helping him, of buying the car where bomb parts were stored, purchasing two key chemicals used to make the explosive, and manufacturing the detonator tubes. his lawyer said he denied any involvement, and was happy to come back to clear his name. he said

hashem abedi back in britain for the first time since the manchester arena bombing.ish citizenship, and then listened as the names of all 22 people he's accused of murdering were read out. he's also accused of attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion. his older brother salman abedi detonated the bomb. hashem abedi's accused of helping him, of buying the car where bomb parts were stored, purchasing two key chemicals used to make the explosive, and manufacturing the detonator tubes. his lawyer said he denied any involvement and was happy to come back to clear his name. he said he'd been held in solitary confinement for two years and had been tortured. the hearing lasted just 11 minutes and then he was driven out again. hashem abedi has now been taken away to prison, where he'll remain until a court appearance at oxford crown court on monday. it's the end of more than two years of difficult negotiations with the government and military groups in war—torn libya, and there was even a last—minute hitch yesterday, when the private jet that was to fly him back t

british justice" — it reports that hashem abedi, the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arenae uk from libya. lets start with the independent, shall we. the bitter end, it says, james, and this is about the prime minister's last major speech as prime minister, and it is quite a full speech. it is, and bitter end does sum it up. she seems bitter and twisted, railing a bit like king lear against herfate. she reminds me somewhat of a gunslinger who knows she is going down, but as she is going down takes potshots at her enemies, saying if i'm going down i will take you with me. she is very angry, i would say, at the european reform group. she is making huge criticisms of their intransigence and their inability to compromise. she accuses them of being absolutist. i would also say it is a coded attack on borisjohnson, who is likely to move into her house next week. someone who is very hard line on brexit, and it is that hard line on brexit, and it is that hard line that ultimately brought her down, and that is why she is so furious. you are a conservative pair, how do you feel about

prosecutors have alleged the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber salman abedi made detonatornding his first night in britain since the manchester arena bombing at southwark police station, hashem abedi was brought to his first court appearance in an armoured police van. in the dock, he confirmed his name and his british citizenship and then listened as the names of all 22 people he is accused of murdering were read out. he's also accused of attempting to murder others at the ariana grande concert and of conspiracy to cause an explosion. it was his older brother, salman abedi, who detonated the bomb. the allegation is that hashem abedi helped him to buy the car where the bomb parts were stored, and two chemicals used to make the explosive. it's also suggested he made the detonator tubes. his lawyer said he denies any involvement and was happy to come back to clear his name. he said he'd been held in solitary confinement for two years and had been tortured. bringing him back from war—torn libya has not been easy. it's been a long and difficult negotiation and there was even a h

and the top story in the uk: hashem abedi, the brother of the manchester arena bomber, is to appear in court charged with murdering the 22 victims of the 2017 attack. he was extradited from libya and arrested on his arival in the uk. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. bbc news learns that serious questions have been raised about the company that issued the dam's safety certificate in brazil. and, we look at how the us china trade conflict is hurting economies. glad you could join us for this exciting addition of asia business report. about half a year has passed and 248 people were killed when a dam collapsed in brazil. bbc news has now learned that serious questions have been raised about the german firm that has issued the safety certificate for the dam. a p pa re ntly safety certificate for the dam. apparently they knew about potential problems with the dam for up to a year before the catastrophe happened. no warning, no time to run. the dam collapsed in a matter of seconds. a mountain of mining waste now a torrent of toxic sludge. nearly 300 people died he

today, he has been extradited for offences relating to the manchester arena attack.officers this morning. they escorted him on the flight back and they landed in the united kingdom a short while ago. the bomb, which killed 22 and seriously injured many more, was detonated by salman abedi. police believe he‘d stored the parts for making the bomb in this car, in plastic barrels. he was caught on cctv moving the bomb parts in a suitcase in the days before the attack. at this time, his brother was out of the country, but hashem abedi has been detained on an arrest warrant for the murder of 22 people, the attempted murder of those injured in the bombing and conspiracy to cause an explosion. today‘s extradition is the result of a big cross—government push by, among others, the home office, the foreign office, the crown prosecution service and, of course, counterterrorism policing. it‘s also involved delicate and painstaking negotiations with both the government in tripoli and also military factions there. the prime minister thanked all those involved in getting it to this

the brother of the manchester arena bomber will appear in court later, charged with murdering the 22ortrush in county antrim, where the 148th open championship gets underway in the next hour. we'll hear from the favourite rory mcilroy. people are here to see local favourite

our top stories: tonight: the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena has been extraditedcharged with the murder of the 22 victims of the attack at a pop concert in manchester two years ago. greater manchester police officers have arrested hashem abedi for murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to cause an explosion likely to endanger life. the us house of representatives votes to condemn president trump for comments made against

the brother of the manchester arena bomber has been extradited to the uk in connection with the attackin her last speech as prime minister, theresa may says she is worried about the state of politics and public debate here and abroad. the us house of representatives votes to condemn president donald trump for racist comments aimed at four congress women. and in the netball world cup, england looks set for the semifinals after beating trinidad and tobago 72-46. in after beating trinidad and tobago 72—46. in a moment it be sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. the latest on the donald trump racist tweets row in beyond 100 days as democrats vote in the next few hours whether or not to impeach him. the race to become conservative leader and next prime minister enters its last stretch as boris johnson and jeremy hunt prepare to ta ke johnson and jeremy hunt prepare to take part in the final hustings of the campaign. full coverage live from east london this evening. that is from 7:30pm. at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, a look at tomorrow's front pages with ba

the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber appears in court charged with murdering the 22 victimsattack. ina in a moment it will be sportsday first a look at what is coming up this evening. at seven p:m., beyond 100 days will have reaction to donald trump's supporters shouting a divisive chant of centre back at a rally in north carolina. after eight we will examine the consequences of mps backing a bid to stop a new prime minister suspending parliament to force through a new deal brexit. and at 8:30pm how worried should we be about the viral app that can edit photos of people's faces to show younger 01’ photos of people's faces to show younger or older versions of ourselves. we will speak to a tech author about issues of privacy. that is all i had on bbc news now though, it is sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. a poor start at portrush. favourite rory mcilroy has a shocker with eight over on the first day of the open. england women are losing their grip on the ashes after australia did well with the bat in the test match at taunton. and an exciting finish

the brother of the manchester arena bomber will appear in court later for the first time since being

hashem abedi, brother of the manchester arena bomber, appears in court — and pleads not guilty to 22ned by a couple of bad holes but an irishman still leads, more on that later. —— mcgrory michael roy. and some rain in the forecast for us as well. getting drier by the time we get to sunday and much warmer through the early part of next week. i will tell you about that later as well. also coming up — how three million tonnes of sand could help to save norfolk‘s disappearing coastline. hello, everyone — this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. mp5 have voted in favour of a measure that could block efforts by the next prime minister to force through a no—deal brexit by suspending parliament. the commons voted by a majority of 41 to approve an amendment put forward by labour's hilary benn and former minister alistair burt. four cabinet ministers abstained from voting — the chancellor phillip hammond, thejustice secretary david gauke, the business secretary greg clark and the international development secretary, rory stewart. seventeen conservatives voted against the government — includin

the brother of the manchester arena bomber who killed 22 people is reportedly being extradited from libyabbc that hassim brady, the brother of salman abedi is on his way to the uk. britain requested his extradition in 2017. he was arrested in libya shortly after the attack. the country's biggest rail company has been fined £1 million, after a passenger was killed when he leant out of an unlocked window. govia thameslink railway admitted a breach of health and safety rules, following the death of simon brown in 2016. mr brown, who was 24, put his head out of a gatwick express train as it travelled through south london at about 60 miles per hour. he suffered fatal injuries. the rail accident investigation branch said there was a sticker on the door warning passengers not to lean out of the window, but it was not clearly displayed. a man who drove his car at cyclists, pedestrians and police officers in parliament square in london in august last year has been found guilty of attempted murder. salih khater, who is 30 and from birmingham, was arrested after his vehicle smashed into a security b

the brother of the manchester arena's suicide bomber has appeared in court charged with murdering the 22 victims of the attack a baby was extradited from libya on wednesday he was arrested by british officers when he arrived in the u.k. prosecutors allege hashmi beatty may desolated cheeps and helped his brother by chemicals for the bomb which was detonated at the end of a show by the us singer i am a brand a 2 years ago he denies the charges. a german humanitarian ship captain has called for the european commission to do its best to avoid new political standoffs over refugees carola rockets or was arrested last month for entering an italian port ignoring a block imposed by the government she's been questioned by a tally of prosecutors for allegedly aging illegal immigration. i sincerely hope that the european commission now you are not the parliament could do their very best to prevent situations like that happening and that all the european countries will work together in the future to accept any people which bears a 1000000000 feet have rescued now one of the world's oldest and lar

the brother of the manchester arena suicide bomber is extradited to the uk to face multiple charges in

the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena in 2017 has appeared in court chargedited to the uk from libya yesterday. the prosection alleges he made detonator tubes for the bomb used by his brother and bought chemicals that were used in the explosives. authorities in qatar are to hold an independent enquiry into the death ofa independent enquiry into the death of a british man in zohar. zach cox was a specialist in construction work on tall buildings and died in 2017 after falling from a gantry that collapsed. the qatari committee responsible for the world cup has now agreed to hold an independent investigation —— doha. his family has welcomed the enquiry, which will be carried out by a british judge. in cyprus, 12 israeli youths arrested on suspicion of raping a british tourist have been remanded in custody by a court. the suspects, who have not been charged, are aged between 15 and 18, and are alleged to have attacked the woman in a hotel room. tom bateman sent this report. it was in the early hours of yesterday morning that a 19—year—old british woman contacted

hashem abedi — the brother of the manchester arena bomber — is on a flight back to the uk, after beingven't told the whole truth, you still haven't accepted your responsibility. you have failed the test of leadership apologise now. this party totally opposes racism in any form whatsoever. anti—semitism has no place in our society,

may: on the first point that your race, tom, we all know that the attacks that took place in manchester arena was an appalling and senseless attack. it is an important moment in the investigation. i hope it is a welcome step for the loved ones of the victims, those people who have commanded themselves with such dignity through what has been a deeply distressing and difficult time for them, and conducted themselves with dignity as they searched for justice. i want to thank all of those who work so hard to come to this point, and no doubt will continue to work hard. i think what we all now need to involved see that all in this case are able to see that case progress and that case brought to the court. and on the issue of absolutism, this is a general observation that i have. i have seen it in politics across the world. and i think i wanted to speak about it today because it's important that we try to bring debate generally back into a more reasoned area so that people, as i have just said, people holding different views can have serious debate and discussion with each other. they may continue t

that is over the manchester bombing at the manchester arena in 2017, killing 22 people.arts of the uk. this is what the satellite picture looks like right now so a lot of cloud is linked to this low and the weather fronts which will be moving across the uk over the next 24 hours. and this afternoon the hardest of the rainfall will fall across western scotland but other north western and western parts of the uk will get some rain too. if you're in the east or the south the weather will be drier and certainly sunnier. temperatures in some spots could peak at around 27 or eight degrees this afternoon. so the cool front moves across the country tonight. a lot of cloud around but ahead of it we have south westerly winds so in the southeast it's going to be a very muggy night. 16 degrees expected in london. the other side of the front here around 11:00 for newcastle and for belfast. so tomorrow morning quite a bit of cloud around across some of these southern and eastern areas. then sunshine, sunny spells in the afternoon with showers and i think the showers could be thundery

the brother of the manchester arena bomber has been detained in london after being extradited from libya hashim a baby has been arrested on suspicion of murder attempted murder and conspiracy to cause an explosion his brother solomon a baby blew himself up at the end of the show by us singer ariana grande's a in 201722 people were killed in the attack and more than 100 others injured. the world's top financial policymakers are playing down the prospects of facebook's plans digital currency the tech giants is also facing resistance in the u.s. where the cryptocurrency known as libra came under attack in senate hearings this week charlie angela reports. introducing libra a new global currency as product launches go digital coin libra has been one of the worst in the u.s. senators lined up to attack facebook over its plans for a new cryptocurrency saying the tech giant cannot be trusted facebook is burned down the house over and over in every arson a learning experience look at facebook's record we'd be crazy to give them a chance to experiment with people's bank accounts to use powerful to

tonight at ten, the younger brother of the man who bombed the manchester arena has been extradited toin the uk today and taken to a police station in south london. he will be charged with the murder of the 22 victims of the attack at a pop concert in manchester two years ago. greater manchester police officers had arrested hashem abedi for murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to cause an explosion likely to endanger life. abedi is expected to appear in court tomorrow. we'll have the details. also tonight, under attack again — the four us congress members called "the four horsewomen of the apocalpyse" by president trump, who claims he's not a racist. we'll report on the final hustings in the conservative leadership

we've also had in manchester, the arena attack there, with many, many people killed and injured. the suspects involved in that, the people who were guilty of those offenses, we often known by the authorities. had they been in some database, had they been picked up by cameras beforehand, we may have been able to prevent atrocities. and that would definitely be a price worth paying. >> reporter: britain's current g conservatiernment is very keen for the police and security services to add facialit recon technology to their armories. ministers say they're awarnsof the concnd they understand the need for maintnfning public ence and trust, and they've given assurances to iament that the governme is urgently reviewing the legal environment in which facial recoition technology exists. despite the government's positionsome conservative m.p.s are calling for police use of all facial recognition to be stopped until parliament has had a chance to debate the issue anl esh some relevant laws. facial recognition entrepreneur zak doffman agrees. >> facial recognition should not be everywhere. i

hashem abedi — the brother of the manchester arena bomber — is charged with murdering the 22 victims first step on a continuum towards ill deeds. towards a much darker place where hatred and prejudice drive not only what people say but also what they do. a man has been convicted in india over the rape and killing of british teenager scarlett keeling in goa in 2008. coming up on afternoon live all the sport... yeah, after his world cup heroics, batsmen jason roy yeah, after his world cup heroics, batsmenjason roy has been called up to england‘s test squad. batsmenjason roy has been called up to england's test squad. and the weather. the other change to low pressure, unsettled weather that will take us into the weekend has arrived. we will see who is going to get wet and when any forecast coming up. thank you. also coming up, a close encounter with a humpback whale and we‘ll be talking to the 14—year—old who saw this giant pop out of the sea off the of ireland. hello, this is afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. the younger brother of the manchester arena suicide bomber has been arrested

the brother of the manchester arena bomber has appeared in court charged with terrorism offences.died when salman abedi blew himself up after an ariana grande concert in 2017. hasham abedi was extradited from libya last week. rail passengers are missing out on up to one hundred million pounds in unclaimed compensation for cancelled or delayed trains in the past year. that's according to the watchdog transport focus, which is encouraging passengers to claim back what they are owed, and says rail companies need to make the process easier. the rail delivery group says train companies have helped to increase compensation payments by 80 per cent in the last two years. it's prince george's sixth birthday today — and kensington palace has marked the occasion with some new photographs. one of the pictures, which were all taken by the duchess of cambridge, show him in an england football shirt. another shows the young prince on holiday. now it's time for a look at the weather. we have got sunshine developing across many parts of england and wales and a rather cloudy start of the day but al