that video was by merseyside police.ar—old was shot dead in her home. today, churches across liverpool will remember her. phil mccann reports from liverpool. we know that churches across merseyside will be remembering olivia today, and prayers will be said in her memory and books of condolence opened in churches here in dovecot in the north—east of liverpool and, behind me, floral tributes and balloons. these have been growing on the street corner here. these have been growing on the street corner here. at the police cordon just a few doors away from the house olivia lived at, and it is worth remembering what happened here five days ago. a man was being chased down the street by a gunman. olivia's mum opened the door to see what the commotion was. and the man ran inside, the gunman ran in after him and olivia was shot in her own doorway. this has lead to shock and revulsion in this community. nearly a week on from this now. at anfield yesterday, the home of liverpool football club, there was a real moment when, on the ni

, i am just looking at the merseyside police twitter account.here about this latest news, although prominent on the twitter account is their continued appeal for information following olivia's murder, so two men arrested on suspicion of murdering nine—year—old olivia have been released on bail, say merseyside police, that news just coming in to us. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. if you've got outdoor plans for the rest of the bank holiday weekend, you may be pleased to know it's still looking and mostly dry. a small chance of a few isolated showers, some sunny spells across much of the uk and it will turn rather breezy towards the southern half of england and wales, particularly as we head through bank holiday monday. a brisk northeasterly wind blowing. overnight tonight, it's looking a lot milder across scotland and northern ireland than it was last night. it will cloud over, this weather front moving eastwards. not a bank holiday weekend in scotland, of course. temperatures dropping to ten to m deg

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this morning, merseyside police and indeed yesterday evening took the decision that the target of thence who was chased down the street and forced entry into olivia and cheryl's home address has now been recalled on licence and that has taken place with immediate effect. so that man is now under arrest, albeit he's still receiving medical treatment at this time. i hope that this shows again merseyside police's approach around this terrible and tragic crime, that it will actually take enforcement action against the target of that shooting. and itjust reinforces that message to our communities that we will do everything possible to keep them safe at this terrible time. they may be questioned in the community about how and why this guy was released, can you go into any of that? $5 was released, can you go into any of that? �* , , was released, can you go into any of that? a, i, was released, can you go into any of that? i, , , , that? as per yesterday because my conference i _ that? as per yesterday because my conference i have _ that? as per yesterday because my conference i have to _ t

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—olda pratt—korbel inside her home last week. she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. pakistan warns millions more people are likely to be caught up in unprecedented flooding that's already claimed more than 1,000 lives. efforts are under way to get aid to some of those worst—hit areas. why record—breaking hot and dry weather this summer has seen more exotic plants growing in the uk. and the notting hill carnival is back — returning to the streets of west london for the first time since 2019. hello and welcome to bbc news. the leader of britain's biggest trade union says the labour party needs to "get a spine" and do more to stand up for working people struggling with the cost of living crisis. the unite union's general secretary sharon graham has told the bbc unions are emerging as the only people standing up for workers, accusing labour of "moving the goalposts" in terms of w

mark kameen of merseyside police, there. some other news now.ing of lockdowns and suggested independent scientists were given too much authority. 0ur political correspondent david wallace lockhart is in westminster and joins me now. we know that liz truss and rishi sunak are trying to make a point of difference in how they are different from the previous government but nonetheless, quite a criticism? it is, especially given rishi sunak was part of that government when the lockdowns were implemented but he has given an interview to the spectator magazine where he has given a bit of background as to his feelings at the time when the lockdowns were imposed. his big criticism is about how decisions were come to, essentially. he talks about there not being enough information on how independent government scientific advisers, the group known as sage, how they ultimately came to their decision all the advice that lockdown was the correct way to go. he says there was not enough talk about trade—offs, for example, what would locking down society mean for

so merseyside police still very much investigating and people in this community desperate for answerssclosed that her office is to lead a review of potential security risks from classified materials recovered during a search of donald trump's home in florida. in a letter to two congressional committees, avril haines said intelligence officials were working with thejustice department. a spokesman for mr trump accused the democrats of "weaponising" the intelligence community against the former president with what he called selective and dishonest leaks. earlier we spoke to andrew desiderio who is a congressional reporter with politico. he broke the story and we asked him what he found. yeah, so the director of national intelligence is initiating what's called a damage assessment. in other words, they're trying to find out whether donald trump's mishandling of these classified documents at his private residence in florida posed any risks or harms to us national security. now, they're going to be doing this review in tandem with thejustice department's criminal investigation, which is ong

i hope that this shows again merseyside police's approach around this terrible and tragic crime. doors, families are having to explain to young children why their school friend will not be there at the start of term. i phoned my daughter—in—law and she broke down and she said, "how am i going to tell...?" the words she said was, "i just wish they were in school, and school would have. . . " they have counsellors, don't they? jean's grandson is in olivia's class at school. yesterday was terrible for all the children, but he was close to olivia, being in the same class. the things he was coming out with, a nine—year—old, he was very, very sad. today we have asked him how he is and he'sjust said, "i'm angry." they now live in a crime scene, one visited today by the chief constable, who had this message for anyone helping the gunman. this is the murder of a nine—year—old child. those boundaries have been crossed. you know who is responsible for this murder. you know who supplied the gun. you know who called this job on. do the right thing. whose side are you on? give us that name. de

so merseyside police still very much investigating and people in this community desperate for answers india following the government's decision to cut short the sentences of 11 men who were convicted of brutally gang raping a muslim woman. men and women held placards and shouted slogans, urging the government to reverse the controversial decision. wendy urquhart reports. chanting. this is one of many protests on the streets of india on saturday. there's utter disbelief that these convicted rapists have been set free. calling for the freedom of muslim women, they wave banners blazing with slogans like "justice for bilkis bano" and demanded that the government reverse its decision. bilkis bano is the woman who was raped by 11 men who walked out ofjail on the 75th anniversary of india's independence. she and her two children were the only survivors when 17 muslims were attacked by hindus during the religious riots of 2002. in a statement, she said: some activists are calling for an official apology for bilkis bano. others are afraid that rape is being normalised in india. translation: if

merseyside police saying two men arrested on suspicion of killing olivia have been released on bail. n friday has been released on bail. so two men suspected of murdering olivia on monday have been released on bail according to merseyside police, i am just looking at the merseyside police twitter account. nothing there about this

this morning, merseyside police issued an online video appealing for help over her death, along withled on merseyside this month. we've got parents who've lost their children. we've got a nine—year—old girl who won't celebrate her 18th birthday, she won't celebrate her wedding, she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. we need your information. let's speak to phil bodmer who's in liverpool for us. phil, the police are appealing to the public yet again, keeping those appeals are also continuing to keep the pressure upon whoever is responsible for these recent killings, letting them know that the police are not going to let them get away with it. police are not going to let them get away with it— away with it. that's right, you need to. ithink away with it. that's right, you need to. i think there _ away with it. that's right, you need to. i think there is _ away with it. that's right, you need to. i think there is a _ away with it. that's right, you need to. i think there is a bit _ away with it. that's rig

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—oldpratt—korbel inside her home last week. now on bbc news, frontline frontmen. a report on the thousands of ukrainian civilians who joined the military to fight invading russian forces, including members of one of ukraine's top rock bands. come on. come on, come on. our music has vibration of love, but war has vibration of hate. we don't have a lot of equipment, so we need to buy this equipment by ourselves. i have no tears anymore. i'm tired to cry. blood smells disgusting for me. and we are camouflaging this car to give it back to the front line. the sadness defeat me. every day like this. i'm frontman of antytila, popular band in ukraine. and now me, with my friends, with my colleagues serving in territorial defence forces in kharkiv region. we are in our store, in our supply depot. here is a lot of bandages, tourniquets. we saved a lot of lives using this tourniquets. we are paramedical team. paramedical squad. first of all, our main aim is to give the first aid to wounded and injure

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—olda pratt—korbel inside her home last week. she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. pakistan warns millions more people are likely to be caught up in unprecedented flooding that's already claimed more than a thousand lives. countdown to blast—off, as the launch of nasa's artemis i moon mission approaches. and celtic match liverpool in hitting the net nine times — see all the goals later this half hour. good evening. the leader of britain's biggest trade union unite says the labour party needs to "get a spine" and do more to stand up for working people struggling with the cost of living. sharon graham told the bbc that there is currently no strong voice for workers in parliament — and she said people wanted a "strong message" from labour. the party has not supported calls for pay rises backed by industrial action, but says if it were in power it would join talks between employ

merseyside police say the suspected gunman has not handed himself in despite repeated appeals.

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot

merseyside police issue an online video appealing for help in catching the killer of nine—year—old olivia she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. violence in argentina, as supporters of the vice president — who's on trial for alleged corruption — clash with

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—oldide her home last week. now on bbc news, the travel show. each day, before the sun rises in northern chile's atacama desert, people venture up and up. across bumpy terrain to where the altitude is high enough to make you light—headed. the air is thin and even in summer, the temperatures are near freezing. so, these are one of the main draws for tourists coming here to the atacama desert. an incredible place, it is the largest geyser field in the southern hemisphere. and here in the andes mountains, at over 4,000 metres, it's the highest in the world. but what i find especially incredible is that we're in the atacama desert — i'm sure you've heard of it — the driest place on earth. but i'm notjust in chile sightseeing. i've come because bubbling up in this country has been an appetite for change. sirens wail. 30 years on from the era shaped by dictator augusto pinochet, many here still want change and in 2019, millions took to the streets, angry at inequality and poor public services. b

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—olda pratt—korbel inside her home last week. she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her reign. if you've got information and your withholding it, you are protecting the killers. ——she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. and why record breaking hot and dry weather this summer has seen more exotic plants growing in the uk also coming up, the notting hill carnival is back — returning to the streets of west london for the first time since 2019. hello and welcome to bbc news. pakistan is warning that millions more people are likely to be caught up in the unprecedented flooding. the latest official count of the number of people who have died has now gone over 1,000, as the country makes a fresh appeal for more international aid. it's feared food shortages could lead to more deaths, as many families have had to leave agricultural areas — where they were able to s

not least _ underworld who the merseyside police not least will rely on — and they are quitea very deep—rooted problem. it this is a very deep—rooted problem. it may— this is a very deep—rooted problem. it may well— this is a very deep—rooted problem. it may well be that someone in the criminal— it may well be that someone in the criminal underworld who was involved in this— criminal underworld who was involved in this will— criminal underworld who was involved in this will say, "that was never my intention, _ in this will say, "that was never my intention, etc," but they should not be running — intention, etc," but they should not be running around the streets of liverpool— be running around the streets of liverpool or an arrow else —— or anywhere — liverpool or an arrow else —— or anywhere else with a gun. whenever we hear— anywhere else with a gun. whenever we hear of— anywhere else with a gun. whenever we hear of these awful shootings in the us, _ we hear of these awful shootings in the us, we — we hear of these awful shootings in the us, we go, "oh, that sort of thing _

merseyside police have said they will not rest until they find her killer. from merseyside police raided properties and part of a crackdown on organised crime. but the hunt for 0livia pratt—korbel�*s killer goes on. the nine—year—old died after being fatally shot by gunmen on monday night and today in a press conference, the police delivered a blunt message to the killer. i struggle to find the words to describe that individual and what they�*ve done. and the fact that having found out, and they will know what they�*ve done, they still do not have the conscience to come forward and give themselves up. we will come for you, we will identify you and bring you tojustice. 0livia�*s mother had opened the door after hearing a commotion outside. joseph nee, a convicted burglar and intended target of the gunman, forced his way inside before he was shot, along with ms pratt—korbel and her daughter. they were strangers to the family. nee was with another man and taken to hospital by two other men in a black audi. police say they have spoken to all of them and nee will

the chief constable of merseyside police murder of olivia pratt—korbel is progressing at pace. was shot on monday evening, by a masked attacker who'd burst into her home. a 35—year—old man, joseph nee, who's thought to have been the intended target of the shooting, has been arrested. the gunman is still at large. our correspondent danny savage is at the scene. it is almost 48 hours since the horrific events in the street, it is still cordoned off but there is less police activity this afternoon than over the last 48 hours. as for the community here, shock and disbelief is turning to anger. they are asking how somebody could have done this. information is flowing from these communities to the police. the hunt is still want to find the killer of olivia pratt—korbel, nine years old and shot dead after a gunman chased a stranger into her house and fired at her and her mother. somebody knows who did it. police say they have been given one name from two different sources. it appears this community is not hesitating to help. information has come forward from a number of sources, as we

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—olde her home last week. why record breaking hot and dry weather this summer has seen more exotic plants growing in the uk. and the notting hill carnival is back — returning to the streets of west london for the first time since 2019. now on bbc news, mariko 0i travels across japan to see what impact new funding may have on tech and explores whether it has the potential to be asia's silicon valley. home of nintendo and the bullet train, japan was once a pioneer in innovation, but then fresh global competition emerged. i'm heading home to meet the next generation of entrepreneurs across the country. where starting your own business wasn't always seen as an ideal career choice. for many areas, start—ups have kind of disadvantages injapan, but from now it'll be changed. the government is putting its weight behind this and has tapped into its huge pension fund, worth $1.5 trillion, hoping to increase the number of starters by ten fold over the next five years. they want to encourage a spirit

it follows the detention by merseyside police yesterday of a 36—year—old suspect, who is now being questionediverpool. this is the operation to arrest the man suspected of firing the fatal shot on monday night. that arrest took place here in the huyton area of liverpool late last night. what neighbours are telling us is that armed police did seal off the street for a time. merseyside police are saying that they detained a 36—year—old man on suspicion of the murder of nine—year—old 0livia and also on suspicion of two attempted murders. 0livia's mother cheryl korbel and 35—year—old joseph nee were both injured in the same incident. this is the audi 03 which police say took him to hospital that night. detectives want to know where it was in the days before the shooting and where it was seen afterwards. the killing of olivia pratt—korbel has horrified people in liverpool and beyond. a little girl adored by her family. the home secretary visited the scene today to see the area for herself. all our thoughts are with olivia and 0livia's family at this really devastating and sad time. there's a lot o

helen king was assistant chief constable of merseyside police at the time of the murder of rhstones — in croxteth on his way home from football practice, in 2007. thank you very much forjoining us. how important do community police relations become when there's a crime like this?— crime like this? they are always im ortant crime like this? they are always important and — crime like this? they are always important and their— crime like this? they are always important and their best - crime like this? they are always important and their best ability | crime like this? they are always i important and their best ability for these crimes happen so that there is that known presence, the officers are known by name to, recognise and responsive and trustworthy to community concerns. that's an important part of an investigation after this to gather evidence in intelligence at what has happened. to gather intelligence to prevent any further incidents and reassure the community so that parents do feel that their kids are safe to go out. liverpool is a fantastic city with great communities ended a

merseyside police urge people to come forward and tell them who is responsible.eople are wanting to help the family in any way possible. this is not the time for anyone who knows who is responsible for this shooting to remain tight—lipped. we'll bring you the latest from that police news conference which is still going on. also this lunchtime... warnings from one energy company that half of uk houeholds could struggle to afford their fuel bills this winter. a new record — nearly 1,300 people crossed the english channel in small boats yesterday. inhaling laughing gas from super—sized canisters puts users at risk of life—changing harm, including paralysis, according to experts. i can't do nothing for myself at the moment. it's not like i can get up and walk out my house. an un—crewed test flight to the moon takes off next week. the artemis mission could be the start of a new era of space exploration. and coming up on the bbc news channel, ben stokes reveals how the depth of his mental health struggles led to him taking a break from cricket and that he feared he mig

i hope that this shows again at merseyside police as broached at merseyside police approach around this the school holidays here so behind closed doors families are having to explain to young children why they are school friend are having to explain to young children why their school friend won't be there at the start of term. i found my daughter—in—law, she broke down and she said oh how am i going to tell? the way she said was, i just wish they were in school and the school would have counsellors. jean's grandson is in olivia's class school. yesterday was terrible for all the children but he was close to olivia. being in the same class. the things he was coming out with a nine—year—old, he was very, very sad today. we've asked him how he is, he'sjust said, i'm angry. they now live in a crime scene. one visited today by the chief constable who had this message for anyone helping the gunmen. this is the murder of 89—year—old child. this is the murder of a 9—year—old child. those boundaries have been crossed. you know who's responsible for this murder, you know who supplied the gun, you

merseyside police issue an online video appealing for help in catching the killer of nine—year—old olivia—korbel, shot dead inside her home last week. she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. violence in argentina, as supporters of the vice president — who's on trial for alleged corruption — clash with police outside her home. europe's biggest carnival returns to the streets of london after a three year break caused by covid. pakistan has made a fresh appeal for international aid to deal with what it describes as "overwhelming" flooding, which has killed more than a thousand people. an estimated 33 million people, or 15% of the population, are affected in the north and south of the country, after unusually heavy monsoon rains. pakistan's prime minister, shehbaz sharif flew over one affected area, jaffarabad baluchistan, in a helicopter distributing relief. a massive aid operation is under way but the government says it's unable to cope. officials in the southern province of sin

i can also confirm that merseyside police working with its partners. — merseyside police working withp from our communities, and as i have said already. — communities, and as i have said already. in— communities, and as i have said already, in this conference, i am incredible — already, in this conference, i am incredible grateful for the sheer levels _ incredible grateful for the sheer levels and volume of information we received _ levels and volume of information we received so — levels and volume of information we received so far. this level of engagement, this level of cooperation, and this level of working — cooperation, and this level of working together simply must continue. fits working together simply must continue. : . ., continue. as i mentioned there, the second man — continue. as i mentioned there, the second man that _ continue. as i mentioned there, the second man that the _ continue. as i mentioned there, the second man that the detective - continue. as i mentioned there, the| second man that the detective there was referring to, was the individual that was with joseph

family of olivia pratt—korbel, who was shot dead by a gunman, speak of their heartbreak, as merseyside policeo find her killer. royal mail has warned that letters won't be delivered today and some parcels could be delayed, as around 115,000 of its workers go on strike. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky claims europe narrowly avoided a radiation disaster earlier this week. hundreds of remastered images of the apollo missions 50 years ago are released for the first time. hello and welcome to the bbc news channel this morning. more news on the cost of living today. millions of households in england, scotland and wales will be paying much more for gas and electricity from october, after the energy regulator 0fgem announced a rise in the price cap — that's the maximum amount companies can charge consumers for energy. it means the average household bill will rise to £3,519 a year — an increase of more than 80%. analysts are now predicting that the price cap could rise again injanuary to more than £5,300. and then to more than £6,600 next april. the price cap doesn't apply to northern ireland,

merseyside police are questioning the 36—year—old suspect, who is from the huyton area, and was detainede reports. pictures from a police helicopter last night in liverpool. this is the operation to arrest the man suspected of firing the fatal shot on monday night. that arrest took place here in the huyton area of liverpool late last night. what neighbours are telling us is that armed police did seal off the street for a time. merseyside police are saying that they detained a 36—year—old man on suspicion of the murder of nine—year—old olivia and also on suspicion of two attempted murders. olivia's mother cheryl korbel and 35—year—old joseph nee were both injured in the same incident. this is the audi 03 which police say took him to hospital that night. detectives want to know where it was in the days before the shooting and where it was seen afterwards. the killing of olivia pratt—korbel has horrified people in liverpool and beyond. a little girl adored by her family. the home secretary visited the scene today to see the area for herself. all our thoughts are with olivia and olivia's fam

it follows the detention by merseyside police yesterday of a 36—year—old suspect, who is now being questionedom a police helicopter last night in liverpool. this is the operation to arrest the man suspected of firing the fatal shots on monday night. that arrest took place here in the huyton area of liverpool late last night. what neighbours are telling us is that armed police did seal off the street for a time. merseyside police are saying that they detained a 36—year—old man on suspicion of the murder of nine—year—old olivia and also on suspicion of two attempted murders. olivia's mother, cheryl korbel and 35—year—old joseph nee were both injured in the same incident. this is the audi 03 which police say took him to hospital that night. detectives want to know where it was in the days before the shooting and where it was seen afterwards. the killing of olivia pratt—korbel has horrified people in liverpool and beyond. a little girl, adored by herfamily. the home secretary visited the scene today to see the area for herself. all our thoughts are with olivia and olivia's family at this really d

the olice the streets of merseyside. the police clearly _ the streets of merseyside. e to come forward with information. is that realistic? i’zfe information. is that realistic? i've sent a information. is that realistic? i've spent a lot _ information. is that realistic? i've spent a lot of— information. is that realistic? i�*e: spent a lot of time in information. is that realistic? i"9: spent a lot of time in liverpool information. is that realistic? i"9 spent a lot of time in liverpool in recent years and is almost a mantra that some people are brought up on and it's that you do not grass, talk to the police. however, this crime, this appalling murder of a nine—year—old girl transcends all of that. but unfortunately, serious organised crime the sun of a conscience so people are not going to be flocking to pick up the phones until the police what they know, i've summoned us a bit of soul—searching finds the courage to do the right thing. i5 soul-searching finds the courage to do the right thing.— do the right thing. is 'ust a horrible coincidence _ do the right thing

today, merseyside police launched an online video appealfor information.d on bail yesterday. emma vardy reports. we've got parents who've lost their children. we've got a nine—year—old girl who won't celebrate her 18th birthday. after three gun deaths in seven days, an appeal to peoples' conscience. if you've got information, and you're withholding it, you're protecting the killers. the recent spate of gun crime has had devastating consequences. sam rimmer was gunned down in the street. a few days later, ashley dale, shot in her garden. police say she was not the intended target of the attack. and nine—year—old 0livia, shot when a gunman burst into herfamily home in pursuit of someone else. it's led to a huge police response, and a crackdown on organised crime. there was fresh activity on 0livia's street this morning. arrests have been made in all three murder investigations, and officers believe they're making progress. but they still need more information, and hope that message to people not to protect the killers will strike a chord. at liverpool's angl

it is clear that what happened here has the full attention of merseyside police. he criminal fraternity in liverpool need to have a long hard look at themselves to give up the person and the other people involved. police stressing they do not want the person who fired the gun, they want the assailant, the man who was with the man who was being chased, the second person being chased, they want the person who bought the gun, they want the whole chain of people involved in this to give themselves up and conformant. up and come forward. there is a huge police operation under way today, they say the person firing the gun had complete disregard for olivia and her mother chasing the man and you have the situation afterwards where the 35 year old who had been chased was injured outside the house and his friend calls by in a car, picks him up and takes him to hospital leaving olivia and her mother with their injuries in their home. no regard for them whatsoever so he was carted away to hospital by his friend, the police have traced that car, they are continuing their inquir

that anyone has, as big or small as it may seem, please make sure it is reported through two merseyside policeinto the police, we are aware of that, but it is really important that anything that anybody knows if to the police accordingly and i do think it is one of those things... the whole of the community is affected but right across liverpool and merseyside, people want to make sure these people are brought to justice because we are all disgusted at what has happened over the past week. ~ ., at what has happened over the past week. . ., ., , , ., ., week. what does this do for the reputation _ week. what does this do for the reputation of — week. what does this do for the reputation of liverpool? - week. what does this do for the reputation of liverpool? i - week. what does this do for the | reputation of liverpool? i mean, once upon a time, you talk about races like toxteth and liverpool and that reputation has completely changed. three incidents injust a few weeks... changed. three incidents in 'ust a few were— changed. three incidents in 'ust a few “mei few weeks... look, it is really im

that merseyside police video released on youtube this morning had strong messages appealing to peopled it. they said, we have parents who have lost their children and if you have information and you are withholding it, then you are protecting the killers. so a pretty tough message for people and itjust shows the police investigation in terms of olivia's death and the others are still very active and they believe that people in the community have information who could come forward and they need that to be able to build a case. now, in the shooting of olivia pratt—korbel, in that investigation, yesterday, two men had been questioned who have now been released on bail, one was recalled to prison for breaching the terms of his licence. but that police investigation remains very active this morning. at the scene of her death, there were sniffer dogs, more police activity very visible in the streets. and we are here this morning at the anglican cathedral of liverpool where the dean has been holding prayers for olivia this morning here. and they have also been holding prayers for people impa

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merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—oldvia pratt—korbel inside her home last week. she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you are withholding it you are protecting the killers. "get a spine" — the message from britain's biggest trade union to the labour party over standing up for working people struggling with the cost of living crisis. music. and the notting hill carnival is back — returning to the streets of west london for the first time since 2019. now on bbc news, the media show. hello. today, ukrainians should be celebrating 31 years of independence from soviet rule. instead, there's a grimmer anniversary. it's exactly six months since the start of the war. i want to look back at thejournalism over those months. what does the reporting taught us about the war? and what has the war taught us about the media? i'm joined byjournalists who've been in ukraine and are there now and some who were also in russia. deborah haynes is sky news defence and security editor

but i know merseyside police and surrounding forces will be supporting merseyside police to do everythingenergy costs because of how they pay their council tax. ben is here to explain more. advice for how people can get their hands on the money they are owed? yes, really important information for people who have not got the support they are entitled to, this support they are entitled to, this support when we talk about rising energy bills, some of it not getting through the people who need it most. this was one of a number of measures announced back in february to help with soaring bills. it's separate to the £400 energy bill discount on the way from october. this payment comes in the form of a £150 energy rebate through your council tax for most households in england, scotland and wales. councils could start making the payments in april — with the promise everyone eligible would have it as soon as possible. but using freedom of information requests, the bbc found that more than three million households have still not received the payment. people who pay their council tax by direct debit

merseyside police say they have had the assistance from offices from other forces who have come intoty and there are police monitoring vehicles coming in and out. they say there is still a lot to do. they are being helped by members of the community, bringing it back to this area and around this place, they say they are getting information continually, which they are monitoring, acting on and that the officers, both uniformed and detectives who are trying to find out what happened here, will work relentlessly round—the—clock until those responsible are brought to justice. judith, thank you. our top story this lunchtime... pub bosses fear a wave of closures across the uk because of skyrocketing energy costs. they're calling for immediate government help. and coming up — the duchess of sussex says she upset the "dynamic of the hierarchy" of the royal family "just by existing". and coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, we'll look ahead to the second day at the us open, with emma raducanu due to start the defence of her title at flushing meadows. in recen

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—oldvia pratt—korbel inside her home last week. she won't celebrate her wedding. she won't have children of her own. if you've got information and you're withholding it, you are protecting the killers. "get a spine" — the message from britain's biggest trade union to the labour party over standing up for working people struggling with the cost of living crisis. and the notting hill carnival is back — returning to the streets of west london for the first time since 2019. hello and welcome to bbc news. the number of people killed in floods in pakistan is now more than 1,000, and there's a warning that millions more are likely to be caught up in the unprecedented disaster. the country is making a fresh appeal for international aid, as it's warned that food shortages could lead to more deaths. many families have had to leave agricultural areas — where they were able to support themselves — for higher ground. more than 30 million people have been displaced, livelihoods have been destroyed leavi

the shooting of 9—year—old olivia pratt—korbel merseyside police say the suspected gunman is still onespite appeals to hand himself in. we will not rest until we find him. and we will find him. conservative leadership candidate rishi sunak says the government gave too much power to scientists during covid lockdowns. but experts who advised downing street say ministers were responsible for decisions made. his comments come ahead of tonight's penultimate conservative hustings with rishi sunak and liz truss facing tory votes in norwich. gcse results are out today for pupils in england, wales and northern ireland the pass rate is down on last year but higher than it was before the pandemic. good afternoon. pressure is growing on the government to help households and businesses cope with soaring energy costs. a think tank has called for a universal 30% cut in bills and businesses want covid—style emergency grants to help companies that are struggling. the upper limit of what suppliers can charge per unit of energy in england, scotland and wales the energy price cap is set to be announced t

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the shooting of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel — merseyside police say the suspected gunman has notelf in despite repeated appeals. we will not rest until we find you, and we will find you. a police chief in uvalde, texas is sacked after failing to send officers in to stop the gunman who killed 19 pupils and two teachers. how bad is flying for the planet? google is accused of airbrushing the answer. england make a great start to the second test against south africa at old trafford, as they try to level the series. and coming up on the bbc news channel... we'll have the latest from the second test between england and south africa, where the hosts made a strong start. 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 government say that's "part of the plan" in the transition back to exams. there are strong regional variations in today's results, with a north/south divide in england

merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead olivia pratt—korbel inside her home last week. pakistan warns more people are likely to be caught up an unprecedented flooding that is already claim more than 1000 lives. sports day. now it's time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak, coming up on tonight's programme... record breakers celtic score nine in a demoltionjob at dundee united. harry kane's at it again — as tottenham continue their good start to the premier league season. a last minute volley from allain saint maximin maintains newcastle's unbeaten start to the season. and max verstappen shows his class — fighting back from fourteenth to win the belgian grand prix as lewis hamilton crashes out welcome along, thank you forjoining us. this time yesterday we were telling you about liverpool — now it's celtic who've scored nine — getting their biggest away league win on an afternoon to forget for dundee united. they remain bottom of the scottish premiership after their worst ever home defeat, but celtic a

been charged with olivia's murder a week on, we did have two people arrested last week, armed merseyside police in her own garden in a case of sake and identity, also 22—year—old sam rimmer shot dead in south liverpool. on twitter last night merseyside police said, you know their names, now we need the names of their murderers. we have got parents, they said, who have lost children, a nine—year—old girl who will not sell at her 18th birthday, she will not sell about her wedding, birthday, she will not sell about herwedding, or —— birthday, she will not sell about her wedding, or —— celebrate her wedding or birthdays, if you have information you are protecting the killers, said merseyside police. yesterday there was a day of reflection as churches remembered olivia in their prayers, tonight will mark the point at which it will be exactly a week since olivia was killed, in her own hallway, is a man ran down this suburban street here being chased by a man with a gun who was shooting at him, he forced his way into olivia's house because her mother had open the door to see what was going on, the gun

merseyside police are hunting for a gunman who shot dead a nine—year—old girl in liverpool, now namedshot in the chest in her own house in the dovecot area last night and died in hospital. police say it happened after a man being chased by a gunman forced his way into the house. two other people were injured, inlcuding 0livia's mum, who was shot in the hand. police have called the gunman "cowardly", and they've described the incident as "truly shocking" and urged people to come forward to tell them who is responsible. they gave more details at a news conference in the last hour. a nine—year old girl, who we can name today as 0livia pratt korbel, has died following a shooting in dovecot last night, monday, 22nd august. her family are absolutely devastated, inconsolable and heartbroken. i know that the murder of olivia has rocked our communities, who are quite rightly upset and outraged at such an abhorant crime that has occurred here on the streets of merseyside. the people of liverpool and merseyside are known for their compassion and pulling together in times of crisis and i know tha

they are just setting up the scene fair at merseyside police. ing information to the police, but education about preventing people, trying to prevent people from joining the gangs who might do this kind of thing. we don't know what happened yet, we don't know who was involved or why this particular family were shot, whether it was intended for them, whether they were innocent bystanders or not, but education will be one of the key things. i'm sure that in the news conference that follows, as well as getting information about what has happened, the police will make aptly for people to come together as a community to give information, but also realise that going down this route where you end up in a that uses violence is reallyjust not worth it. uses violence is really 'ust not worth it. ., ., , worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, worth it. for the moment, we believe it there. but — worth it. for the moment, we believe it there. but we _ worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, but we will _ worth it. for the moment, we believe it