the most infamous was the killer, mohammed emwazi, orjihadi john. kotey and el shafee elsheikh, both alive and still in syria. javier espinosa remembers how one of the men, nicknamed george, always talked about how much he despised the west. he used to say, "i hate you." i mean, it was a very common phrase that he used. "we hate you. you don't know how i hate you." that hatred developed when all four men were radicalised in west london. davis, a small time drug dealer, was once jailed for having an illegal gun, now he's serving seven—and—a—half years in a turkish prison for being a member of islamic state. daniel sandford, bbc news, istanbul. there's been a sharp rise in the number of migrants making the dangerous journey by sea from libya to europe, as we reported yesterday. the numbers attempting the crossing are already 50% higher than last year. reeta chakrabarti was with some of the migrants being brought ashore in italy to face an uncertain future. a new day and perhaps a new life. after days on the deck of this rescue ship, it's the first gli

the most infamous was the killer, mohammed emwazi, orjihadi john.ey and el shafee elsheikh, both alive and still in syria. javier espinosa remembers how one of the men, nicknamed george, always talked about how much he despised the west. he used to say, "i hate you." i mean, it was a very common phrase that he used. "we hate you. you don't know how i hate you." that hatred developed when all four men were radicalised in west london. davis, a small time drug dealer, was once jailed for having an illegal gun, now he's serving seven—and—a—half years in a turkish prison for being a member of islamic state. daniel sandford, bbc news, istanbul. a man arrested close to the houses of parliament last month has been charged with terror offences. khalid mohammed 0mar ali, who's 27 and from north london, is accused of preparing acts of terrorism. he's also been charged with two counts of possessing explosives related to activity in afghanistan back in 2012. scores of convictions, including rapes and murders, could be called into question after allegations that

the most infamous was the killer, mohammed emwazi, orjihadi john.otey and el shafee elsheikh, both alive and still in syria. javier espinosa remembers how one of the beatles, nicknamed george, always talked about how much he despised the west. he used to say, "i hate you." i mean, it was a very common phrase that he used. "we hate you. you don't know how i hate you." that hatred developed when all four men were radicalised in west london. davis, a small time drug dealer, was once jailed for having an illegal gun, now he's serving seven—and—a—half years in a turkish prison for being a member of islamic state. daniel sandford, bbc news, istanbul. bbc news has learned that the health and safety executive is to prosecute a mental health trust over the death of a teenager in oxford. connor sparrowhawk, who was 18, drowned in a bath at a residential unit run by southern health in 2013. tonight, the trust has apologised again to his family. scores of convictions, including rapes and murders, could be called into question after allegations that thousands of

the most infamous was the killer mohammed emwazi, orjihadi john.espinosa remembers how one of the beatles, nicknamed george, always talked about how much he despised the west. he used to say, "i hate you." i mean, it was a very common phrase that he used. "we hate you. you don't know how i hate you." that hatred developed when all four men were radicalised in west london. davis, a small—time drug dealer, was once jailed for having an illegal gun, now he's serving seven—and—a—half years in a turkish prison for being a member of islamic state. daniel sandford, bbc news, istanbul. the former royal marine — who was jailed for killing a wounded taliban fighter in afghanistan — has given his first broadcast interview since being freed last month. alexander blackman — who was also known as marine a — said he still doesn't know why he opened fire and called it a ‘moment of madness.'. he's been speaking to our correspondent clinton rogers. i don't know why exactly i did it. it's still a moment of madness, i think is the best description i can give. yes, it'

just on a final point, recall jihadi john, mohammed emwazi, the guy who did the gruesome beheadings, the u.s. intervention in syria an iraq, also came from the uk. father was a black taxi driver which is a fairly middle class profession in london in the outskirts, so did fairly well for himself. emwazi i think was an engineering student and tried to go off to somalia to join al shabaab and was on mi5's terrorism watch list. i would not be surprised, this unfortunately this is always -- you would write this script with a crayon at this point. every time something bad like this happens, we find out after the fact that this was someone who was being surveilled or did have a rap sheet of some kind. i wouldn't be surprised if that's the case here as well. >> okay. i need you guys to stand by. i want to get to someone. stand by, please. i want to get to karen ford. karen was at the concert tonight in manchester. joins me now by phone. karen, thank you for joining us. sorry you had to witness this. as i understand, you said everyone was getting out of their seats, walking toward the stairs,