that's what masood did. estate in birmingham, he started downloading extremist material in 2016, searching so—called islamic state and planning to travel. it's now believed he started to plan the westminster bridge attack from here. in the months before the attack, he told his family he was planning to move abroad for a second time. newsnight understands that the police investigation after the attack found he was on the verge of travelling overseas with another man. we don't know to where. i also understand that the police investigation suspected masood was radicalising a third man by giving him religious instruction. it seems he was making final preparations for the attack and in december 2016, moved into this small bedsit in hackney road, central birmingham. we spoke to a former flatmate. he was a different person, i can see that, because of his clothing, his beard, his style was different. he was wearing always, a cloth that is just one piece from his shoulders to his feet. but i wasn't scared of him. you

dr masood darren is the head of the world health organization's joins to become the aids and hepatitis program in europe dr dhar a typical low says was thought of as a disease of the developing world we just saw the situation in ukraine is it representative of europe would you say. yes and thank you very much for having me here. on march twenty four thousand eight hundred eighty two. announced the discovery of mycobacterium tuberculosis is the cause and causing agent for t v he had hoped that in a couple of years he would be able to eliminate the this disease but as you rightly mention you have about ten people giving the but one you know seven hundred thousand lose their life that's five thousand people per day five thousand men women and children and this is this is why are these diseases are being eliminated many many years ago talking about our region. we have about three hundred thousand new to be close this case is about twenty six thousand deaths due to the very close use we have the fastest decline of tuberculosis rates among all that nature regions but we are very much concern

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the fear as khalid masood ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge.people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually, one of my friends came over and i wasy saying "who is it, who is the officer on the floor?" he said, "it is your friend, keith." and — well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there are all sorts of things that you torment your mind, but you can't. you have to understand everybody i think did their utmost on that day and it's very, very sad. romanian tourist andreea cristea also died in the attack. her family are still struggling to cope with the loss. there are moments when we pick take the phone to call her or write on the messenger. we spent all our time together and now all of this doesn't make any sense. in her tribute, the pr

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the fear, as khalid masood ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge.fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually one of my friends came over and said, i was saying, "who is it, who is it? who's the officer on the floor?" they said, "it's your friend keith." and, er... well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done, and if you'd have done things differently. so, there's all sorts of things that you torment your mind, but you can't, you have to understand that everybody i think did their utmost on that day, and it's very, very sad. romanian tourist andrea cristea also died in the attack. her family are still struggling to cope with their loss. there are moments when we take the phone to call her, or to write on the messenger. we spend the whole time together. and now, all of this doesn't make any sense. in her tribute, the prime minister

the attacker khalid masood, who also died, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbing. vicki young looks back at the day. a year ago today, on this estate and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to the five victime of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. is eventually one of my friends came over and said, who is it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it is your friend keith. and — well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there are all sorts of things you torment your mind with but you can't. you have

the attacker, khalid masood, who also died, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge before stabbingh palmer outside the houses of parliament. vicki young looks back at the day. a year ago today, on this estate and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually one of my friends came over and said, who is it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it is your friend keith. and — well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there are all sorts of things you torment yo

five people were killed, as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbingament. the prime minister has laid a wreath in parliament square and a memorial has been created to remember all the victims of the three terrorist attacks in the capital last year. vickie young reports. a year ago today, on this estate, and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. eight day that westminster will never forget. a shock as the car ploughed into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. romanian tourists —— one romanian tourist was killed. her family are struggling to cope with the loss. there are moments when we ta ke the loss. there are moments when we take the phone to call her or to write on messenger. we spend our whole time together. now, all of this does not make any sense. just inside the gates to parliament and other horrific scene was unfolding. massoud had stabbed pc keith palmer. a conservative minister was among those desperate you trying to save him. u rack your brains as to what more you could have done. there ar

khalid masood, who also died in the attack, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge before stabbing the houses of parliament. mps observed a minute's silence, and the prime minister laid a wreath in parliament square. vicki young reports. a year ago today on this estate and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually one of my friends came over and said, who with it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it is your friend is the officer on the floor? he said, it is yourfriend keith. and, well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to wh

five people were killed as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbingside the houses of parliament. the prime minister has laid a wreath in parliament square and a memorial has been created to remember all the victims of the three terrorist attacks in the capital last year. helena lee reports. a year ago today, terror came to the heart of british democracy. the everyday routine of westminster shattered. an islamic extremist drove onto the pavement on westminster bridge and mowed down pedestrians before stabbing to death pc keith palmer at the gates of parliament. he was then killed by armed police. colleagues, she will 110w “— armed police. colleagues, she will 110w —— we armed police. colleagues, she will now —— we shall now observe a one—minute's silence in respectful memory of those who died a year ago today. this morning, mps paid their respects. and this lunchtime, a service of prayer and reflection was held in westminster hall. goodness is stronger than evil, love is stronger than hate, light is stronger than hate, light is stronger than hate, lig

five people were killed, as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbinglaid a wreath in parliament square — and a memorial has been created to remember all the victims of the three terrorist attacks in the capital last year. helena lee reports. a year ago today, terror came to the heart of british democracy. the everyday routine of westminster shattered. an islamic extremist drove onto the pavement on westminster bridge and mowed down pedestrians before stabbing to death pc keith palmer at the gates of parliament. he was then killed by armed police. colleagues, we shall now observe a one—minute's silence in respectful memory of those who died a year ago today. this morning, mps paid their respects. and this lunchtime, a service of prayer and reflection was held in westminster hall. goodness is stronger than evil, love is stronger than hate, light is stronger than darkness, life is stronger than death. victory is ours through him who loves us. stories of remarkable selflessness emerged from the day, the mp who rushed to save the stabbed policeman said it w

khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbing pc keith palmer outside theegard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to the five victims of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually, one of my friends came over and said, who is it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it's yourfriend, keith. and, well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there's all sorts of things you torment your mind with, but you can't. you have to understand everybody i think did their utmost on that day and it's very, very sad. in her tribute, the prime m

khalid masood drove a van into pedestrians on a bridge before stabbing a police officer.e life of the officer. his boat to a report earlier. yes, i would very much in all these situations i think you ask yourself camino, if it's in your nature to do these things you ask yourself what can you do? i'm hugely disappointed that we will we we re hugely disappointed that we will we were not, it wasn'tjust me remember, there were many people who step forward we weren't able to save his life. but the more people that do that, the stronger the message we send to any terrorist looking to disrupt our alliances that we are not and be derailed, we're stronger than you. service... sorry, ithink service... sorry, i think there was a problem with my microphone. we're just don't show you the scene inside the palace of westminster, westminster hall that service weather service of reflection will shortly begin. the archbishops of york and canterbury and the... we'll all addressed that service. we will be back there very shortly. the headlines on the coming up on the bbc news channel. now is

masood details and they are talking about plastic, plastic pollution tripling in seven years. —— theying law. diplomats going to heathrow airport. they have more detail on the cambridge analytica files. the daily telegraph, packers lead warplanes to hospital claim syria surgeon. this is david, he said he believed he was targeted by hackers while directing surgery over skype and whatsapp. stephen hawking to be interred at westminster abbey, his remains will be laid to rest and not given to a scientist in almost 80 years. it's in some of the other papers as well. the sun, that's their front page, they are talking about a youtube app that teaches people how to make a gun. the daily mail, jeremy hunt talking yesterday about care for the elderly and this is how they have put it, let's put our elderly first. steph? i have two stories for you. i'm going to start with something i know annoys lots of people, car insurance, the cost of it, there's a report in the ft this morning saying the government has set down roles to cut down insurance claims for whiplash, which is why some firms say prem