within the next few minutes, we're expecting the sentencing at the old bailey of jaswant singh chail. the 21—year—old went to windsor castle on christmas day in 2021 armed with a crossbow with the intention of killing the late queen, who was living there during the pandemic. he admitted to a charge under the treason act of making threats to kill and possessing an offensive weapon. ajudge is deciding whether to jail him or detain him under the mental health act. our correspondent sarah campbell is outside the old bailey and joins me now. sarah, just talk us through the background of the case. yes, so, as you say, that sentencing about to get under way in the next few moments in front of mrjustice hillier inside cut number one inside the central criminal court. let's take it back to christmas morning in 2021. at about 8:10am on that day, jaswant singh chail, now 21, but he was 19 at the time, was spotted in the grounds of windsor castle. so, the grounds of windsor castle. so, the late queen elizabeth ii was in residence at windsor at the time. he had scaled the perimeter around the cast

within the next few minutes, we're expecting the sentencing at the old bailey of jaswant singh chail.christmas day in 2021 armed with a crossbow with the intention of killing the late queen, who was living there during the pandemic. he admitted to a charge under the treason act of making threats to kill and possessing an offensive weapon. ajudge is deciding whether to jail him or detain him under the mental health act. our correspondent sarah campbell is outside the old bailey and joins me now. sarah, just talk us through the background of the case.

cameron at the old bailey, thank you for that. >> back to you.ou know that the uk has more than 50 regional airports providing transport links and connectivity nationally and internationally? >> but that the recent closure of doncaster sheffield airport has shown how difficult it can be to keep them commercially viable. >> well, in northern ireland, city of derry airport has now managed to add new routes to heathrow, dougie beattie speed to see how they're managing to keep things flying high. there . keep things flying high. there. london derry is the uk's most north—west city. >> it borders the republic of ireland and only recently has had an update on its road networks . selina hershey is the networks. selina hershey is the president of the chamber of commerce and believes derry is on the up . on the up. >> the last couple of years, derry is doing really very well , but over the decades before that, this was historically an area of serious economic deprivation and high levels of economic inactivity. now we're in a situation where we are drawing

we were just listening to thejudge, mrjustice hilliard, at thejudge, mrjustice hilliard, at the old bailey—year—old. we will try to bring you that back as soon as we can. we are just having technical problems. do stay with us. we are working on getting that back to you. we will be getting... for this offence, before any allowing for the principle of totality, to which i shall return. there are also sentencing guidelines for the offence of making threats to kill. aside from mental disorder, this offence will fall into category a. this offence will fall into category a, higher culpability. there was significant planning, and the defendant had a visible weapon in the video. it is category one harm, because he cause very serious distress to some of those who saw it. his sister said that it reminded her of a terrorist video, and that it was really shocking. mr powell, a friend, said that the video made him feel terrified. it is plain that the defendant wanted it shared as widely as possible, including with news media. he had referred in his journal to a need for being known. the film would be e

daniel sandford at the old bailey. the time is 13:18.ween egypt and gaza remains closed, after more than a million people fled south from northern gaza, ahead of an expected israeli ground offensive. coming up — the four ukrainian children sent back to their families from russia, as part of a repatriation scheme negotiated by qatar. coming up on bbc news: at the cricket world cup, australia are taking on sri lanka, with both sides looking for their first win of the tournament. the disability charity scope says it's seen a big rise in the level of debt that many disabled people owe to energy companies. from today, low—income households in england, scotland and wales will get letters confirming they'll get an automatic payment of £150 towards their energy bills. here's our cost—of—living correspondent, colletta smith. they've just been delivered, so i have to restock the fridge. susan relies on electricity — everything from her medication to her wheelchair needs power. it has to be kept fully charged. we plug that in. living on disability

we are just leaving the courtroom, court room i leaving the courtroom, court room one at the old baileye we have been listening to the sentencing of jaswant singh chail, who pleaded guilty for treason, to treason. mr justice hillyard summing up the case as you can hear going into a lot of detail. we heard thatjaswant as you can hear going into a lot of detail. we heard that jaswant singh chail is going to serve hybrid sentence, so what this means is, for now, he will remain in broadmoor hospital, a high security psychiatric hospital, until he has received medical treatment. that medical treatment thejudge received medical treatment. that medical treatment the judge says he needs before being transferred to serve a prison sentence. the 21—year—old went into windsor castle on christmas day back in 2021, armed with a crossbow with the intention of killing the queen. just before we do cross to our correspondence, sarah campbell, outside court, i want to let you know what our correspondence inside court was reporting on our bbc news life page. you can access that online. just saying that jas

the old bailey in residence.by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages. the judge said jail was non—psychotic, though, and therefore culpable when he devised his plot but had lost touch with reality and become psychotic by the time he carried it out . commander murphy from it out. commander murphy from the metropolitan police counter—terrorism unit says cheil had acted out of revenge for events in the past . for events in the past. >> he was fixated on previous events that he put down to the british empire in india and as a result of his fixation on those events, he felt that killing the head of state in the uk would would have would affect some kind of revenge for those historical events. >> and now the cost of renting a property has increased at the highest level on record . the highest level on record. the average charge for a place to live, excluding london, is now almost £1,300 a month, which is the 15th consecutive quarter that the record has been broken

while the late queen was still in residence , the old bailey in residence, the old bailey heard he'dirtue loyal girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages . as the judge said, jail was non—psychotic and therefore culpable when he devised his plot. but it had lost touch with reality and became psychotic by the time he carried it out . sir the time he carried it out. sir keir starmer has revealed today an extra 700,000 urgent dental appointments would be introduced under labour plans to improve

appearing at the old bailey, the couple pleaded not guilty to manslaughter.overnment is facing legal action after it excluded some health workers from a runof it was part of a pay deal that recognize the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff. thousands of outsourced staff such as community nurses and physiotherapists will not receive it. the decision is described as an injustice. the jury in the new york fraud trial of sam bankman-fried was sent home after the founder of the now bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange ftx took the stand to testify but didn't speak. he asked to speak in private with the judge to determine what parts of his testimony are admissible. those are the other stories we have been taking a look at. you are live with bbc news. now let's turn to another big story, this time in the united states, where at least 18 people have been kled and 13 injured in a mass shooting. it happened in the city of lewiston in the state of maine on the east coast. police say the gunman targeted multiple locations including a bowling alley and a bar and grill, an

while the late queen was still in residence , the old bailey in residence, the old bailey heard he'd been encouraged by an artificial intelligence virtue loyal girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages . as the judge said, jail was non—psychotic and therefore culpable when he devised his plot. but it had lost touch with reality and became psychotic by the time he carried it out . sir the time he carried it out. sir keir starmer has revealed today an extra 700,000 urgent dental appointments would be introduced under labour plans to improve the nation's oral health. the party says it will also introduce supervised toothbrush washing in schools across england in order to tackle preventable tooth decay in children . people in most need of children. people in most need of treatments , including fillings treatments, including fillings and root canal work , would be and root canal work, would be prioritised under proposals aimed at rescuing nhs dentistry, as they call it . the plans would as they call it. the plans would be backed. labour says by £111 million a year, which

while the late queen was still in residence , the old bailey in residence, the old bailey heard he'd been encouraged by an artificial intelligence virtue loyal girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages . as the judge said, jail was non—psychotic and therefore culpable when he devised his plot. but it had lost touch with reality and became psychotic by the time he carried it out . sir the time he carried it out. sir keir starmer has revealed today an extra 700,000 urgent dental appointments would be introduced under labour plans to improve the nation's oral health. the party says it will also introduce supervised toothbrush washing in schools across england in order to tackle preventable tooth decay in children . people in most need of children. people in most need of treatments , including fillings treatments, including fillings and root canal work , would be and root canal work, would be prioritised under proposals aimed at rescuing nhs dentistry, as they call it . the plans would as they call it. the plans would be backed. labour says by £111 million a year, which

the old bailey in residence. the old bailey heard today he'd been encouraged to do so by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend with which he had exchanged thousands of messages. the judge said jail was non—psychic chaotic and therefore culpable when he devised his plot. but had lost touch with reality and become psychotic by the time he carried it out. sir, justice hilliard delivered the sentencing earlier on today . sentencing earlier on today. >> the defendant harboured homicidal thoughts, which he acted upon before he became psychotic . there is psychotic. there is a significant risk to members of the public of serious harm occasioned by the commission, by the defendant of further specified offences . specified offences. >> now, the coach driver in the wirral bus crash has been described as having suffered an event at the wheel before which the incident before the incident killed both him and a 15 year old girl, according to a coroner's court today , cctv coroner's court today, cctv footage from inside

lets go i to our correspondent outside the old bailey. the background to all of this. lets remind our viewers more about the background to all of this.— background to all of this. lets go background to all of this. lets go back to christmas _ background to all of this. lets go back to christmas day _ background to all of this. lets go back to christmas day back- background to all of this. lets go back to christmas day back in - background to all of this. lets go i back to christmas day back in 2021, at about 8am, the late queen was in residence at windsor castle, jaswant singh chail was 19 at the time, he is 21 now, he was spotted in the grounds of windsor castle, he had used a rope ladder to scale over a fence to get in to the private area of windsor castle, the area the public aren't allowed in, closer to the private residence. he was wearing a hood and a metal mask and carrying a crossbow which was loaded, it was ready to be fired and it was described by experts as a lethal weapon with a high level capacity to kill from a distance. he

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughterme health workers from a one—off bonus. it was part of a pay deal that recognised the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff. but thousands of outsourced staff, such as community nurses and physiotherapists, will not receive it — a decision described as an "injustice". for the first time in years, the remembrance poppy has undergone a change. the new flowers for the royal british legion's annual appeal are entirely plastic—free, and can be recycled. there have been more than ten versions of the poppy since the first appeal in 1921. you're live with bbc news. un agency is talking about the running out of fuel, the hospital and other relief supplies and of course we've heard from the israeli saying that hamas is hoarding fuel and that's where it should be coming from rather than letting any more more of fuel into the gaza strip. refugee aid agency, thank you so much for being here on the programme. iwonder much for being here on the programme. i wonder if he could start byjust describin

daniel sandford reports from the old bailey.metres from the queen's private apartments, and with his crossbow discarded on the ground, the moment when jaswant crossbow discarded on the ground, the moment whenjaswant chail crossbow discarded on the ground, the moment when jaswant chail was arrested. seen here moments later, he had used a rope ladder to get into windsor castle on christmas day 2021. when challenged by the armed officers, he said, i am 2021. when challenged by the armed officers, he said, iam here 2021. when challenged by the armed officers, he said, i am here to kill the queen. wearing this metal mask inspired by his obsession with star wars, the crossbow he was carrying had to safety catch off. he wars, the crossbow he was carrying had to safety catch off.— had to safety catch off. he was a dangerous _ had to safety catch off. he was a dangerous individual, armed - had to safety catch off. he was a | dangerous individual, armed with had to safety catch off. he was a i dangerous individual, armed with a crossbow t

he is due to appear at the old bailey on tuesday.ianne as an "amazing young person" with a strong faith. all our hearts are broken. we have all been cut to the quick. we all will need healing and balm. but the one thing that elianne and her family would want us to hold onto is the love ofjesus christ. to poland now, and vast crowds of opposition supporters have been rallying today in warsaw ahead of parliamentary elections later this month. the opposition leader, donald tusk, called the march a breakthrough in poland's history, but his party is still trailing in the opinion polls. it is trying to stop the right—wing law and justice party from winning an unprecedented third term, saying the government is endangering the democratic gains of the past three decades. the right—wing party has accused the opposition of being unpatriotic. 0ur correspondent, sarah rainsford, was at the rally. the whole of central warsaw seems to have turned red and white today as huge numbers of people have come out for this march. they are calling it the mar

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughteronus. it was part of a pay deal that recognised the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff. but thousands of outsourced staff, such as community nurses will not receive it. the department of health says it's looking into the issue. for the first time in years, the remembrance poppy has undergone a change. the new flowers for the royal british legion's annual appeal are entirely plastic—free and can be recycled. there have been more than 10 versions of the poppy since the first appeal in 1921. you're live with bbc news. getting you news from the uk where it has emerged that the surrey police have arrested the conservative mp crispin blunt on suspicion of rape, and possession of controlled substances. he's also been suspended by the party. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth in westminster for more on this. yes, reports first emerged on two newspaper websites this afternoon that a conservative mp had been arrested, then surrey police confirmed he had been arrested on suspici

herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey last month. last month as the rising cost of oil hit drivers at the pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of a.5p. the prime minister has announced that a—levels and t levels will be replaced by a new qualification for all school leaders. you're live with bbc news. former street gang leader accused of orchestrating the drive—by shooting of rap star tupac has appeared briefly in court. do wayne and keith davis was arrested last friday after a grand jury charged with murder —— duane. megan owen has more. he's known for his political and social messages in his lyrics. he's also sold over 75 million records worldwide. but this is footage from the 13th of september, 1996, when the 13th of september, 1996, when the wrapper was gunned down in a drive—by shooting. he was waiting on the las vegas strip. it's been 27 years since his death and people still don't quite know what happened on that fateful night. until recently, police had never charged anyone with

he will be held in prison until his next court appearance at the old bailey on thursday.r parliament to decide. campaigners say it leaves gay people as second class citizens, unable to even open a bank account together, orjointly buy property. petitioners for same—sex unions said not being able to marry violates their constitutional rights. police in brussels say they've shot dead a man who killed two swedish nationals yesterday. the prosecutor's office said the gunman had been motivated by the islamic state group, and that the attack was being treated as terrorism. the city has been on its highest terror alert since the shootings, which took place three miles from the stadium where belgium was playing sweden in a euros qualifier. 0ur correspondent sophia bettiza sent this report. last night, on the streets of brussels... gunshots. a man in orange starts shooting at passers—by with an assault rifle. he then chases people into the hallway of an apartment building where he shoots and kills two swedish football fans and injures a third one. he flees on a scooter and records

herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey last month.an outcry about comments he made on air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. you are live with bbc news. pope francis has warned that the world's climate "may be nearing breaking point" and global leaders and bodies have proved ineffective in preventing it. the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the "irresponsible lifestyle connected with the western model", was published on the day he's opening a major meeting of the roman catholic church with members from across the world expected to discuss issues including attitudes towards lgbt people. 0ur religion correspondent aleem maqbool is at the vatican in rome. you are just looking at live pictures there from the synod of bishops. we were talking in the last hour about the fact that this is a 26 day meeting involvi

herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey last month.s been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. you're live with bbc news. let's return to the united states. a historic vote has seen the republican party's top lawmaker pushed out of his job in a vote triggered by one of his own. a motion to remove kevin mccarthy from his role as speaker of the house of representatives passed narrowly overnight. it makes him the first speaker in us history to be voted out by the chamber. doing the right thing isn't always easy but it is necessary. i do not regret standing up for choosing governing over grievance. it is my responsibility, it is myjob. i do not regret negotiating. our government is designed to find compromise. i do not regret my efforts to build coalitions and find solutions. i was raised to solve problems, not create them. cbs news corres

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughterto the uk who've been stranded in pakistan, is due to arrive here later this evening. the plane took off from islamabad this afternoon. thousands of people who worked with or for the british government in afghanistan and then fled the taliban with their families, are still waiting to be relocated here. for the first time in years ? the remembrance poppy has undergone a change. the new flowers for the royal british legion's annual appeal are entirely plastic—free — and can be recycled. there have been more than ten versions of the poppy since the first appeal in 1921. you're live with bbc news. in the last hour, it's emerged that surrey police have arrested the conservative mp crispin blunt on suspicion of rape, and possession of controlled substances. let's get more on this from our political correspondent nick eardley. what more can you tell us? it was yesterday afternoon that surrey police confirmed they had arrested a man in his 60s on suspicion of rape and possession of controlled

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughtert of a pay deal that recognised the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff. but thousands of outsourced staff, such as community nurses and physiotherapists, will not receive it — a decision described as an "injustice". for the first time in years, the remembrance poppy has undergone a change. the new flowers for the royal british legion's annual appeal are entirely plastic—free and can be recycled. there have been more than ten versions of the poppy since the first appeal in 1921. you're live with bbc news. more now on the situation in the middle east. we are joined now by the executive director of the world food programme, cindy mccain. thank you for being here live on the programme. how desperate is the situation now on the ground? inaudible clearly the line was muted. we can hear you now. you have made an adjustment to the apologies for that. i was asking how desperate the situation on the ground was and i wonder if you can start your answer again. it wonder if you can start your

daniel sandford reports from the old bailey.ate apartments, and with his crossbow discarded on the ground, the moment when jaswant chail was arrested. seen here moments later, he had used a rope ladder to get into windsor castle on christmas day 2021. when challenged by the armed officers, he said, "i am here to kill the queen." wearing this metal mask inspired by his obsession with star wars, the crossbow he was carrying had to safety catch off. he was a dangerous individual, armed with a crossbow that was loaded, and it is only as a result of the protection officers on duty on the day who dealt want to so calmly and professionally that he was stopped and nobody was hurt. he was arrested right by the george iv gate that leads to the most secure section of windsor castle. windsor great park is open to the public, but chail had made it over the fence and right up to the gateway leading to the queen's private apartments. jaswant chail had been planning his attack four months, at one point trying to join the grenadier guards in an

ms marten and mr gordon appeared at the old bailey on thursday and pleaded not guilty to manslaughterff bonus. it was part of a pay deal that recognised the pressure of the covid pandemic on staff, but thousands of outsourced staff such as community nurses will not receive it. the department of health says it's looking into the issue. the jury in the new york fraud trial of sam bankman—fried was sent home after the founder of the now—bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange ftx took the stand to testify, but did not speak. he was instead asked to testify in private, with the judge deciding which parts of his testimony are admissible before the jury returns on friday. mr bankman—fried is accused of stealing billions from ftx customers. you're live with bbc news. now let's turn to another big story in the us. a teenage boy and his father are among the 18 victims of a mass shooting in the city of lewiston, in the state of maine, on the east coast. a 53—year—old woman and another man are also confirmed to be among those killed. police say, the gunman targeted multiple locations — including a bowl

grounds of windsor castle for two hours on christmas day 2021, while the late queen was there, the old bailey today he'd been encouraged by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages. the judge said jail was non psychotic and therefore culpable when he devised the plot but had lost touch with reality and became psychotic by the time he carried it out . in other news today, sir it out. in other news today, sir keir starmer has revealed an extra 700,000 urgent dental appointments would be introduced under a labour government in plans to improve the nation's oral health. the party, they say, would also introduce super sized toothbrushing in schools across england in order to tackle preventable tooth decay in children. people in most need of treatments, including fillings and root canal work , fillings and root canal work, would be prioritised under proposals aimed at what labour is calling rescuing nhs dentistry. the plans would be financed, the party says, by using £111 million a year from abolishing non—dom child tax status. sir keir says labo

herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey, last month, they will face a murder trialments he made on—air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. new analysis shows petrol and diesel prices surged last month, as the rising cost of oil hit drivers at the pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of 4.5 pence. you're live with bbc news. one of the things said of the conservative party conference in manchester is that over the three days it appeared pretty light on policy, now we know why. most of the big announcements were saved for the prime minister's speech, one of them, his plan to scrap smoking for young people, by raising the legal age for buying tobacco by one year, every year. a progressive ban that would mean today's ia—year—olds would never be legally entitled to buy a packet of cigarettes. if we could stop the start, then we would be on our way to ending the biggest cause of preventa

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the old bailey heard today he'd been in encouraged by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend with which he'd exchanged thousands of messages. the judge said kale was nonsense , said kale was nonsense, psychotic and therefore culpable when he devised the plan. but he had lost touch with reality and become psychotic by the time he carried it out . well, also in carried it out. well, also in the news today, sir keir starmer has revealed an extra 700,000 urgent dental appointments would be introduced under a labour government in plans to improve the nation's oral health. the party says it would also introduce supervised tooth brushing in schools across england in to order tackle preventable tooth decay in children. people in most need of treatments would be prioritised too, under proposals aimed at rescuing nhs dentistry. as they said, the plans would be financed. labour says by using . financed. labour says by using. £111 million a year from abolishing non—domicile tax status . now in news from abroad status. now in news from abroad now and at least 51 people are thought to have died

court now to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, who's live outside the old cameron we haven't old bailey1. that's when teenager i'm old enough when a teenager i'm old enough to remember it, fired blanks at the queen when she was on her horse at trooping the colour. it was a remarkable thing because everybody was start rattled and shocked and thought she , of shocked and thought she, of course, didn't turn a hair. she was so this is only was unruffled. so this is only the second treason conviction in 40 years . yeah 40 years. yeah >> the queen's horse, the beloved burmese, was a little bit startled, but as you said, the queen controlled her horse. that was a marcus marcus setchell agent who was sentenced to prison under to five years in prison under the act of 1842. and the treason act of 1842. and jaswant singh, she'll later on today will become the first person since the 1980s to be convicted, to be sentenced even of the same crime. just picture the scene. it's christmas day, 2021, early in the morning , the 2021, early in the morning, the late queen, queen elizabeth ii and her close fa

herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey, last month, they will face a murder triala evans. new analysis shows petrol and diesel prices surged last month, as the rising cost of oil hit drivers at the pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of 4.5 pence. you're watching bbc news. let's turn to this proposed ban on smoking. amanda, this is a straight lift from new zealand's decision last year to ban the next generation from ever being able to buy cigarettes. a progressive band that would mean today's14—year—olds would never be legally entitled to buy cigarettes. is that something that would float in the united states? i is that something that would float in the united states?— in the united states? i think in some states — in the united states? i think in some states it _ in the united states? i think in some states it would _ in the united states? i think in some states it would but - in the united states? i think in i some states it would but overall, people _ some states it would but overall, people are — some states it w

appearing at the old bailey on thursday, the couple pleaded not guilty to manslaughter.nurses and physiotherapists — will not receive it, a decision described as an ' injustice" the jury in the new york fraud trial of sam bankman—fried was sent home after the founder of the now—bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange ftx took the stand to testify, but did not speak. he was instead asked to testify in private, with the judge deciding which parts of his testimony are admissible before the jury returns on friday. those are some of the other stories we have been taking a you're live with bbc news. now let's turn to another big story, this time in the us, where at least 18 people have been killed and 13 injured in a mass shooting. it happened in the city of lewiston, in the state of maine on the east coast. police say the gunman targeted multiple locations, including a bowling alley and a bar and grill, and is still at large. a massive manhunt is under way across the state for a 40—year—old us army reservist, who's believed to be suffering from mental health issues. the area was pla

with murdering the schoolgirl elianne andam in south london last week is due to appear before the old baileymaking her way to school on wednesday morning. food prices have fallen, compared to the previous month, for the first time in more than two years. it means grocery inflation has dipped below io%. ben can tell us more. ben, let's be clear, the cost of food is still going up but the rate of increase is slowing down. it depends on what you compare it to. let me explain. fierce competition between supermarkets has led to the first monthly drop in food prices for more than two years. the important word there is monthly drop. that means on average, prices came down in september compared with august. not by much, downjust 0.1%, but it does represent a move in the right direction. the british retail consortium said prices of dairy goods, margarine, fish and vegetables which are often own—brand lines all fell in september compared with the month before. and it is an average so some things will not have fallen, some things may even have gone up in price. and importantly while the average price o

today . hearing at the old bailey today.hat's after police found the remains of their daughter at an allotment near brighton in march after a major search of the area. a trial has now been set for january the 2nd with a further pre—trial hearing listed for december the 8th. and lastly, remembrance . poppies lastly, remembrance. poppies will be plastic free this year and recyclable in the first redesign of the iconic emblem in a generation . it's part of a generation. it's part of a move by the royal british legion to reduce the production of single use plastics . from today, single use plastics. from today, volunteers and supermarket kits will be selling the historic symbol worn annually to honour. the service and sacrifice of britain's armed forces in conflicts over the decades. each poppy conflicts over the decades. each poppy sold raises money to support surviving veterans, as well as serving personnel and is worn from the last friday of the month of october . here on tv month of october. here on tv online dab+ radio and

the court heard the old bailey.es had applied for the army, a special police force, royal marines and the royal navy, in a bid to get close to the royal family. it also heard he was encouraged and bolstered to do what he did by an artificial intelligence virtual girlfriend who he'd exchanged more than 5000 sexual messages with . charles barrister nadia with. charles barrister nadia chabat said he apologised to the royal family and the king in a letter to the court, where he expressed distress and sadness about the impact of his actions. his treating psychiatrist dr. christian brown , recommended a christian brown, recommended a hospital order. but professor nigel blackwood, for the prosecution said the attack was carefully planned and charles was well aware it was wrong . was well aware it was wrong. whelchel was flanked by four people when he entered the dock at the old bailey in london yesterday. his family were also there. his mother, father and twin sister were there to hear him sentence. now the judge had to we

with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and pip tomson, who's for in bev turner the old baileyofficer charged with murdering chris kaba will be named for now. >> a judge dismissed concerns about the, quote, real and immediate risk to the officer if his identity was made public. the metropolitan police says the decision is hugely concerning for police officers. >> joining us now is former detective superintendent at the metropolitan police, shabnam chaudhry. good after good morning . rather good to see you morning. rather good to see you on britain's newsroom today . on britain's newsroom today. tell us then your reaction to this ruling . this ruling. >> yeah, i think having spoken to many officers in the last day or so, it's been very, very disappointing for them . this has disappointing for them. this has created mixed views from the pubuc created mixed views from the public and within policing. and it will have huge implications for the policing of firearms officers and also generally for the public, particularly when you look at what's going on globally , the current war tha

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>> and with that, ringling brothers and barnum & bailey, now 152 years old and counting, catapulted intoame the 33rd straight to recognize the recreational use of marijuana. a new cannabis college is already drawing students. caroline cummings reports thinking is a little about what we're doing today. >> reporter: inside this working space in uptown, a cannabis boot camp. >> first off, cannabis is a super old domesticated plant. >> reporter: here minnesotans are learning about home growing which they can now legally do as of august 1. and people came prepared with notebooks and textbooks. >> make sure you're keeping this in mind. >> reporter: it's one example of what the minnesota college wants to offer minnesotans ready to grow their own business in the next few years. tanner barris led the course monday night. >> we're starting to get a look at the framework of what businesses might look like in the state here. we want to support people who want to become part of that. >> reporter: more classes are coming online like business management, cannabis cultivation and extraction. they also h

come on out, bailey. [ applause ] bailey is 14 years old from astoria in queens studying electrical engineering your family. welcome. all right. next up here damaris, come on out. oh, look at you. damaris. [ applause ] 15 years old from new york. her best friend is over there. damaris loves listening to music. she wants to become a criminal law attorney. she loves astrology. go ahead and join your dad over there. all right. next up we have dez-marie. come on out, dez-marie. dez-marie is 15 years old. she loves to dance, crochet and learn about astronomy. her dream job is to be an international pilot or astronomer. you got to reach for the stars, dez-marie. go ahead and join your mom right over there. [ applause ] oh. the tears in the studio right now just beautiful. last but certainly not least, michaela. look at you. come on out. [ applause ] so michaela is 15. she's a wrestler, a dancer, a jazz singer and she loves to volunteer and help those in immediate. michaela, welcome. go ahead and join your family right there. how do you all feel? do you feel amazing? >> yes! >> we are so excited to be

bailey thanks guys. next at 11 our hostages from nine months old to a holocaust survivor are being held by a us recognized terrorist organization. we have to bring them home. many members of the bay area's jewish community gathering hoping to bring home hostage held by hamas . the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. right now, hundreds of people are being held hostage as the war between israel and hamas continues. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. it has been nearly four weeks since the conflict began and for the first time since the start of the war, we are seeing the us and other allies disagreeing publicly with israel. at issue, humanity pause in military operations in order to get humanitarian aid into gaza, as well as working to get hostages out. the israeli defense ministry has rejected these calls by the us, the uk, eu and other g7 nations, essentially saying that hamas cannot be trusted. and some lawmakers on capitol hill agree. you stop right now and if you pause, it gives opportunity for hamas to dig in more and to be able to lay more booby traps. so it is a

school districts to apply for $150 million in state funding to help replace old school busses with electric ones. ktvu's crystal bailey look now at the districts that are already going electric school busses are going electric. it's going to take a few hours to be fully charged as the state works its way towards zero emissions. california air resources board and the california emergency commission are partnering with the state to award school district with nearly half $1 million to replace old diesel busses with electric busses and charging equipment. we need to stop burning fossil fuels as fast as we can. pittsburg unified school district already has four entirely electric busses, with three more coming by the end of the year. the electrics are quieter, they're cleaner. you don't end up with a lot of soot. they allocated about $500,000 of district money in 2018 to go along with grant funding to pay for them, citing assembly bill 579, which requires 100% of new school busses be zero emission by 2035. environmentally it's saying it is healthy for the atmosphere and the kids when kids are exposed to traffic related air

bailey thanks guys. next at 11 our hostages from nine months old to a holocaust survivor are being held by a us recognizedation. we have to bring them home. many members of the bay area's jewish community gathering hoping to bring home hostage held by hamas . the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. right now, hundreds of people are being held hostage as the war between israel and s

the 16 year old accused of that stabbing, stabbing that officer is now in custody. ktvu crystal bailey has the latest on the investigation in brentwood community center is typically buzzing with activity. kids playing. families strolling by. but wednesday evening, an altercation between a teenager and an officer could have turned deadly. to stab a police officer, i mean, that's pretty serious. this video shot by a witness shows the 16 year old clearly in distress and police saying it's possible he was experiencing a mental health episode. they did take several minutes to try to de-escalate the situation, create distance between them and the subject. the teen is seen stabbing the unnamed officer, causing him to fall to the ground. another officer appears to pull out her weapon, but doesn't shoot the person that stabbed the officer was very fortunate that the other police officers did not use lethal force because the first thing that came to my mind was that that person was going to be shot. it takes a lot of restraint to do that. and so i'm proud of them for doing so. a bystander is als

bailey, ktvu fox two news. all right, crystal, thank you. well, the coast guard has now called off the search for a missing swimmer off the marin county coast. officials say the 52 year oldan was swimming with two friends north of stinson beach when he may have been attacked by a shark. authorities say witnesses reported seeing a shark off of wildcat beach, but the attack has not been confirmed. the missing man's name, excuse me, has not been released. all right. bill martin, our sort of resident surfer. you're familiar with those waters. what do you think about a shark in that area? definitely. that's that's there's a big rookery right there by double point. it's kind of it's really remote and there's a lot of seals. and this is the exact time that the seals are pupping. so the sharks come in. so, you know, they still haven't found this gentleman. so we're not sure what the situation is, but it would not be out of the question that would be a shark attack. yeah. really, really sad and especially sad now that they've called off the search. i want to talk, though, about our weather, moving on to something a little bit more pleasant. and boy, it was nice today, bill. it wa