we will be straight over to the old bailey to hear what we expected a and what we will hear inside caught around the sentencing of three people. the father, the stepmother and the uncle of ten—year—old sara sharif. martin, tell us what we are expecting to happen in court today. as you say, this is the sentencing hearing for the three offenders who were found guilty at the old bailey in central london and just to recap this is the case of sara sharif, the ten—year—old girl who lived in woking in surrey and she was found deadin woking in surrey and she was found dead in her bunk bed in august last year. and last wednesday her father, urfan sharif, who was 43 and her stepmother beinash batool and her uncle faisal mehmood who is 29. they were found to guilty on the first two instances of murder and in faisal mehmood's quez, of causing or allowing the death of a child. —— faisal mehmood's case. when she died, she had sustained multiple injuries, fractures, burns, bite marks and skulls. —— faisal mehmood rotem three. herfather, stepmother and uncle fled to pakistan the day after she died in aug

today made _ the judge at the old bailey today made it— the judge at the old bailey today made it quitet he believes the five children will have seen or heard _ the five children will have seen or heard some of the torture that sara suffered _ heard some of the torture that sara suffered so — heard some of the torture that sara suffered so they will need some very specialist _ suffered so they will need some very specialist care, so the future of those _ specialist care, so the future of those five — specialist care, so the future of those five siblings, whose parents are how _ those five siblings, whose parents are now facing a life sentence for murder, — are now facing a life sentence for murder, is— are now facing a life sentence for murder, is still very much unresolved.— murder, is still very much unresolved. or right, daniel sandford — unresolved. or right, daniel sandford and _ unresolved. or right, daniel sandford and alison - unresolved. or right, daniel sandford and alison holt, . unresolved. or right, daniel- sandford and alison holt, thank you. and there's a new bbc document

at the old bailey with a very _ old bailey with a very difficult trial was taking place.ree adults 7 urfan sharif, sara's father, beinash batool, her stepmother, faisal malik, her uncle and 5 of sara's siblings 7 were the subject of a police hunt in pakistan that spread across the country. when the adults left pakistan, there were still questions about how they had remained hidden for so long. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies and her team spent months tracking down the man who says he hid them. punjab�*s rural heartland. more than 6,000km away from woking, the route, the roads the sharif family took. but where and how did they stay undiscovered? we're off to meet a man who's related to urfan sharif by marriage. and through the conversations we've been having, we think he might know more about how the three adults stayed hidden for so long in pakistan. months of searching, tip—offs and leads led us to this door in a one track village. during the hunt, police suspected rasikh munir of helping hide sara's father, urfan sharif, stepmother beinash batool and uncle fa

daniel de simone at the old bailey. _ an ambulance.lance. daniel de simone at the old bailey, thank you. - the government has set a target for the removal of flammable cladding from tall tower blocks. hundreds of thousands of people are still living in potentially unsafe flats seven years on from the grenfell fire. now the government says all high—rise blocks will be fixed by 2029, with a longer deadline for mid—rise blocks. our housing reporter tarah welsh has the details. family homes being pulled apart in east london today after fire destroyed the home. i east london today after fire destroyed the home. i woke up at three o'clock _ destroyed the home. i woke up at three o'clock in _ destroyed the home. i woke up at three o'clock in the _ destroyed the home. i woke up at three o'clock in the morning - three o'clock in the morning surrounded by smoke. i still wear the clothes from donation because i lost everything there. irina escaped when fire ripped through the tower earlier this year. her unsafe building now being demolished. the

at the old bailey trial for six days . of sara sharif. lamed his wife. but on the seventh day, urfan sharif made an extraordinary confession. jurors were left open—mouthed after sara's father began confessing, trembling, he said, he beat his daughter over a number of weeks repeatedly and with force. she died because of me, he said. urfan sharif denied burning and biting sara. beinash batool refused to provide dental impressions for comparison. i’m impressions for comparison. i'm into my 30th — impressions for comparison. i�*m into my 30th year of policing and i have never seen a case that has included such horrific suffering of a young person. it was a brutal end for sara. the spirited little girl who had dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. helena wilkinson, bbc news. more on those verdicts as well on the bbc news website. we are keeping a close eye on wieffer at the moment, football's world governing body because we are waiting for them to formally confirm saudi arabia as hosts of the 2034 men's world cup. let's listening to... this man..

a judge at the old bailey in london has sentenced the father and stepmother of 10—year—old sara sharif in prison for her murder. the judge described the crimes as being "of almost inconceivable cruelty". sara's father will serve a minimum term of a0 years. her stepmother was sentenced to a minimum of 33 years. sara's uncle — who was convicted of causing or allowing the death of a child — has been sentenced to 16 years. following the murder at the family home in surrey in august last year, the defendants fled from the uk to pakistan, sparking an international manhunt. let's cross live to the old bailey and to our correspondent martine croxall. this was a horrifying case, and that was reflected by the sentences and the judge's comments, wasn't it? very much so. courtrooms _ comments, wasn't it? very much so. courtrooms are _ comments, wasn't it? very much so. courtrooms are usually - so. courtrooms are usually places where there is no room for passionate language. everything has to be immensely measured. but in setting out the details of this case, the facts of the case and of sara shari

today at the old bailey, he and the stepmother were found guilty of her murder.er was convicted of murdering his daughter, he stared straight ahead. her stepmother sobbed as she was also convicted of murdering her. the 10-year-olds uncle cried as he was convicted of causing or allowing her death. >> the murder of a child is absolutely shocking but the horrific nature of the abuse she suffered during her short life has made this case particularly disturbing. today, justice has been served. >> after the verdicts, her mother described her daughter as a princess and said she would always be in her heart. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey. >> now some breaking news coming into us from the united states. we have heard the director of the fbi has announced he will resign next month. christopher wray told staff he would leave the role at the end of president biden's term in office. donald trump has already said he intends to replace mr. ray on his return to the white house. 's preferred choice for taking the job is cache patel, a staunch ally who has vowed to

martine croxall, live at the i'm martine croxall, live at the old bailey. and again and suffered a campaign of torture. after months of deadlock, reports that israel and hamas could be moving closer to a gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal. ukrainian security sources say they were behind a remotely controlled bomb attack that's killed a top russian general. the killing of a general here in moscow, that is a wake—up call and a sign that this war is very real and very to home. chaos and panic in vanuatu, as a major earthquake strikes the pacific island nation, leaving toppled buildings and landslides in its wake. and how art is notjust uplifting — a new report says it can be good for your mental and physical health. hello and welcome to bbc news. a judge at the old bailey in london has sentenced the father and stepmother of 10—year—old sara sharif to life in prison for her murder. the judge described the crimes as being "of almost

helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey.other stories making news. police investigating possible crimes linked to the post office horizon it scandal are looking at "dozens" of potential suspects. hundreds of postmasters were wrongly prosecuted after the faulty horizon software showed money missing from their branch accounts. police are looking into the role of post office and fujitsu employees but say any charges won't be laid until after the final report of a separate public inquiry is published. farming leaders drove tractors through westminster on wednesday, urging ministers to consult with them before making changes to agricultural inheritance tax. some farms had previously been exempt, but the new budget imposes a 20% inheritance tax on some assets, half the normal rate. sir keir starmer insists the "vast majority" of farmers won't be affected. puberty blockers for young trans people have been indefinitely banned in the uk. speaking in the commons earlier wes streeting, the health and social care secretary, said a revie

helena wilkinson, bbc news at the old bailey.s birth, her family was known to police and to children's services because of growing concerns of neglect and violence in the family, including against one of sara's siblings. the children's charity the nspcc says a review must identify ways in which sara could have been better protected, to prevent further such tragedies. daniel sandford takes a look now at sara's story and again, his report contains details you may find upsetting. special messages for her. in sara sharif�*s old classroom, memories of a much—loved school friend, her head teacher recalling a joyful young pupil. sara was a very caring, very confident little girl who wasjust smiling all of the time. i remember saying to her, "sara, what do you want to do when you grow up?" and she said to me, "i want to sing." she said, "i want to be on x factor and i want to win it." but behind the smiles, sara had a very troubling life. serious domestic violence against other children in herfamily meant social services were involved, e

helena wilkinson, bbc news at the old bailey.s body was discovered, urfan sharif, sara s father, beinash batool, her stepmother, faisal malik, her uncle, and 5 of sara s siblings, were the subject of a police hunt across pakistan for several weeks. caroline davies and her team, spent months tracking down the man who says he gave them shelter, hiding them from the authorities. punjab�*s rural heartland, more than 6,000km away from woking, the route, the roads the sharif family took. but where and how did they stay undiscovered? we're off to meet a man who's related to urfan sharif by marriage and, through the conversations we've been having, we think he might know more about how the three adults stayed hidden for so long in pakistan. months of searching, tip—offs and leads led us to this door in a one—track village. during the hunt, police suspected rasikh munir of hiding the family. speaking exclusively to the bbc before the trial began, he told us how he did it. this is irfan�*s room? this. translation: they stayed here. they us

martine croxall is at the old bailey in central london yes, let's remind you this is the case of the —old girl who died in august of last yearin girl who died in august of last year in woking, surrey in the family home. she died on the 8th of august and on the following day her father, 8th of august and on the following day herfather, his wife and sara's uncle, with the rest of the family flew to pakistan. sara's body was found on the 10th of august after police received a phone call lasted nearly minutes from pakistan. sara was found wrapped in cling clothes wrapped in cling clothes wrapped in cling clothes wrapped in her bed sheet on her bunk bed in the family home. then on the 13th of september the three defendants returned to the uk from pakistan and were charged on the 15th of september. it was today that the jury of seven women and three men returned a verdict of murderfor urfan sharif, the 43—year—old taxi driver and sara's father, beinash batool, who is 30 years of age and a housewife, sara's stepmother, also guilty of murder. faisal malik was found not guilty of murder, but g

helena wilkinson, bbc news at the old bailey. even born, her family was known to police and children's services amid growing concerns of neglect and violence in the family, including against one of sara's siblings. the acting head of the nspcc says a review must identify ways in which sara could have been better protected to prevent such tragedies happening again. daniel sandford takes a look at sara's story, and a warning — his report contains details you may find upsetting. special messages for her. in sara sharif�*s old classroom, memories of a much—loved school friend, her head teacher recalling a joyful young pupil. sara was a very caring, very confident little girl who wasjust smiling all of the time. i remember saying to her, "sara, what do you want "to do when you grow up?" and she said to me, "i want to sing." she said, "i want to be on x factor and i want to win it." but behind the smiles, sara had a very troubling life. serious domestic violence against other children in herfamily meant social services were involved, e

pop up we'll start alive from the old bailey where amap... —— we'll start live from the old bailey.r and stepmother of 10—year—old sara sharif have been sentenced to life in prison for her murder in what the judge at the old bailey described as a case of "almost inconceivable cruelty". herfather — urfan sharif — will serve a minimum term of a0 years. her stepmother beinash batool was sentenced to a minimum of 33 years. tip top minus the time spent on remand. hip —— minus the time spent on remand. sara's uncle — faisal malik — who was convicted of causing or allowing the death of a child — has been sentenced to 16 years. it follows a 10—week trial that revealed shocking details — of a campaign of extreme violence lasting more than two years. sara's dozens of injuries included burns and fractures from beatings resulting in what the court heard was "horrific suffering". hip he said this was nothing less than a campaign of torture over several years. the school friend and teacher of sara sharif will always remember fourfor her love of sharif will always remember four for her love of sin

ajudge at the old bailey in london has sentenced the father and stepmother of 10—year—old sara sharifribed the crimes as being "of almost inconceivable cruelty". our uk correspondent daniel sandford has followed this trial — he was inside the courtroom for the verdict last week and again today for the sentencing. what was it like to day after day be at this trial listening to some of those extraordinary details? l was those extraordinary details? i was ve lad those extraordinary details? i was very glad today — those extraordinary details? i was very glad today when _ those extraordinary details? i was very glad today when the - those extraordinary details? i —" very glad today when the judge used the word torturer. we did feel that this was really a case of a young girl being tortured to death. that's what we felt it had laid out in front of us in the court. of course murder, which was the charge is a slightly different thing. but the judge was really keen to use the word torturer. i think most people who follow the case felt that was appropriate. it kind of came in phases. the medic

the old bailey trial heard that sara had been subjected to horrific suffering for more than two yearsjuries, including fractures and refractures, burns, bruises, and bite marks. today, herfather and stepmother will be sentenced for her murder. sara would help with the washing. judy lozeron lived next door to sara and herfamily in woking. i shall feel glad that they're going to get the punishment that they deserve. i don't think anything is great enough to punish someone who's taken away an innocent child's life, but we would feel some justice has been served. sara's uncle will also be sentenced today for causing or allowing her death. sara was a confident ten—year—old girl who loved to sing and play the guitar. she was always smiling despite the horrific suffering that she endured. helena wilkinson, bbc news. police in the us state of wisconsin have identified the attacker in a school shooting as a 15 year—old girl. a teacher and a student were killed and six students were injured. the attacker was found dead at the scene. only 3% of mass shootings in the us have been carried out by w

a judge at the old bailey in london has sentenced the father and stepmother of 10—year—old sara sharifs given a minimum term of a0 years, beinash batool of 33 years. sara's uncle, faisal malik, was jailed for 16 years for causing or allowing the death of a child. thejudge described sara as suffering a "campaign of torture" which took place in plain sight. following the murder at the family home in surrey in august last year, the defendants fled from the uk to pakistan, sparking an international manhunt. a warning — this report by daniel sandford contains distressing details. # i close my eyes, i open them to see... # sara sharif�*s friends and teachers will always remember herfor her love of singing and her sparky personality. but in august last year, aged just ten, she was brutally beaten to death in her own home. tortured, the judge said. sara's death was the culmination of years of neglect, frequent assaults and what can only be described as the torture of this small child. i think you're looking for us... her torturers, herfather urfan sharif and stepmother beinash batool, were arr

jurors at the old bailey trial heard about the campaign of abuse inflicted on her.hooded, burned, bitten and beaten during more than two years of violence. sarah started wearing a hijab. she was the only member of her family to wear a head covering the hijab, hid the injuries to her face. >> there was huge relief across armed policing in october when firearms officer martyn blake was found not guilty of murdering london man chris kaba after the old bailey trial. the court released details of kabas history of prolific and violent offending. he'd been a key member of a notorious london gang and was a prime suspect in the shooting of another man in a nightclub just days before he was shot by sergeant blake. as officers tried to stop his vehicle, the jury reached a quick verdict, clearing the officer and accepting his assertion that he feared for his life and the lives of colleagues. as chris kaba tried to smash his way out of a police roadblock. doors, doors, doors. >> i cannot stop the. >> i cannot stop the. >> in the days after the not guilty verdict, the police watc

after a trial at the old bailey, herfather, urfan sharif, and her stepmother, beinash batool, were founded, they abandoned her body at the family's surrey home and fled to pakistan. it was from there where sara's father called the police. your daughter has died? i killed my daughter. it was that call which led police to the family home, where, upstairs, in a bunk bed, covered in a blanket, they found sara's body. her father had left this note. it said, "it's me, urfan sharif, who killed my daughter by beating." after a month on the run in pakistan, sara's father, stepmother and her uncle, faisal malik, returned to the uk and were arrested. they all gave no—comment interviews to police. who did that to sarah? no comment. do you love sarah? no comment. did you care about her at all? no comment. a postmortem examination revealed that sara had around 100 injuries, including broken bones, bruising, burns and bite marks. during searches, police found this cricket bat with sara's blood on it, and this white metal pole, which sara's father hit her with as she lay dying. during the trial, urfan s

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a jury at the old bailey has been hearing how a 17—year—old stabbed a girl to death as she was on herember last year. hassan sentamu, who went on trial for her death today, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denies muder. adina campbell is outside court. i , the court heard that elianne andam was a close friend of hassan sentamu's ex girlfriend but the pair had recently split up and had recently met up to exchange possessions but hassan sentamu had turned up to that meeting empty—handed and batters when elianne andam decided to intervene and take back a plastic bag the ex—girlfriend was planning to give to him —— that is when she decided. witnesses said they saw hassan sentamu chasing, cornering and then repeatedly stabbing elianne andam, who died at the scene. a bus driver who died at the scene. a bus driver who gave evidence today said he tried to save her life and was with her in the final moments before she died. he became visibly upset and broke down in tears. thejury died. he became visibly upset and broke down in tears. the jury was also shown police body cam footage showin

a jury at the old bailey has been hearing how a 17—year—old boy stabbed a girl to death in a disputeouth london. 15—year—old elianne andam died in croydon in september last year. hassan sentamu, who is on trial for her death, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denies murder. adina campbell reports. what's your name? john _ have you got any id on you, mate? i'm looking for somebody who's just stabbed someone. i need to see your name. what's it say on your oyster card? put your hands behind your back. the moment hassan sentamu is arrested in south london... ..less than half an hour after killing a teenage girl with a kitchen knife in broad daylight. police say the 17—year—old had blood on his hands and trainers. urgent assistance, king henry's drive, near the park. unmarked. i've got this male detained. the victim was elianne andam, who was 15 and had dreams of becoming a lawyer. she was a close friend of hassan sentamu's ex—girlfriend, and in her last snapchat video, talks about their recent split and how he failed to return herfriend's possessions, including a teddy bear. and it'

a jury at the old bailey has been hearing how a 17—year—old stabbed a girl to death as she was on herandam died in croydon in september last year. hasan sentamu, who went on trialfor her death today, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denies muder. adina campbell was outside the court. while the court heard that elianne andam was a close friend of hasan santam's ex—girlfriend, but the pair had recently split up and had arranged to meet up to exchange their possessions. but hasan sentamu had turned up to that meeting empty handed, and that's when elianne andam decided to intervene and take back a plastic bag that the ex—girlfriend was planning to give to him and run off with it. but that's when eyewitnesses say that they saw hassan sentamu chasing, cornering and then repeatedly stabbing elianne andam. she died at the scene. a bus driver who gave evidence today said that he tried to save her life and was with her in the final moments before she died. he became visibly upset and broke down in tears. the jury was also shown police body cam footage showing the moment hasan sentamu was

daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey.as targeted by suicide bombers during his visit to iraq but was saved by a tip off from british intelligence. the attacks were planned in 2021 during his visit to mosul, where iraqi christians had been killed or driven out by islamic state fighters. according to the intelligence, a woman carrying explosives was intending to blow herself up during the papal visit and a truck was also on its way with the same intent. the pope said he was told of the planned attacks as soon as he flew into iraq to start his visit, but it went ahead anyway. father benedict kiely is the founder of nasarean.org — he's a catholic priest who has worked in and visited iraq several times. excerpts from pope francis 5 autobiography say british intelligence and iraqi police foiled two suicide bomb plots during the visit in 2021. we understand, you were in iraq that time. what a brave move it was on the part of pope francis. he what a brave move it was on the part of pope francis.— part of pope francis. he knew fro

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daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey.re, the judge went out of his way to highlight what he called the dangers of unsupervised home—schooling of vulnerable children. under new legislation put forward today, some parents in england will no longer have the automatic right to take their children out of school. our social affairs editor alison holt is here. alison, how much difference could this change make to children like sara sharif? it is really difficult to say, because one of the important things to remember here is that it was her father and stepmother who should have kept her safe but murdered her brutally. tragically there are always situations where people do evil things. always situations where people do evilthings. but always situations where people do evil things. but we hope with this bill is it will strengthen the safeguards. so there will be a register of children who are not in school and we are told that will mean monitoring visits, although we don't know how often those will happen. in surrey where sara liv

our uk correspondent adina campbell is at the old bailey. adina, what's the latest from court? hassan sentamu's ex girlfriend said she knew something was wrong when he turned up something was wrong when he turned up to a meeting wearing black gloves. she said she felt scared and noticed he was getting angry, saying he didn't want to hurt her. the couple had recently split up and had arranged to meet to exchange possessions. elianne andam had also attended that meeting to support her friend. but he turned up to that meeting empty—handed and that's when elianne andam decided to intervene, taking back a bag belonging to him and running off with it. his ex—girlfriend, who cannot be named because of her age, said she did that as a joke. she said that moments later he pulled out something, i saw a big moments later he pulled out something, isaw a big knife. he was over her, bent over. i didn't know she got stabbed, i didn't know it was real. police body camera footage was real. police body camera footage was also played to the jury showing the moment hassan sentamu was arrested. and

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old. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> and here's something many people have been doing over thet couple of days here. since news broke that rickey henderson, you know, passed away posting pictures. this is the last picture i took with rickey. this is the last day of the a's plays at the coliseum. and we were there gasia. so after that, after our show, the and before the a's started officially playing, i was down the field and rickey was down there with some of the players, and i got to snap that photo with him. so, you know, it's just one of many. i mean, so many people have pictures of him posing at restaurants when they stopped him for a second and say, hey, can i take a photo with you? and he did that with a smile. always. you know, it's just the type of person he was, it seemed like. so it was very shocking to hear that news. he passed away. >> he died of pneumonia. he was up and around and doing things. he was at the ballpark with his daughter not too long ago. really? when we say it came as a shock, it really did come as a shock. it really did. a long illness, there was no

old. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> just want to watch the pictures. looking at rickey. by downloading the fox local app. it's available on your smartphone and your smart tv. >> nice job by bailey o'carroll. >> did an excellent job. >> really nice. really nice. all right. if the holiday forecast holds true, mother nature could be delivering new blanket of snow to the sierra for christmas. let's take a look at recent conditions at heavenly mountain, which picked up more than two feet of fresh snow last week over a span of five days. resorts in the area are reporting a steady stream of visitors right now, including some dressed in red suits with white beards. >> seems like every holiday season there's a couple of people that end up in the santa suit out there, which is always exciting to see santa shredding, so definitely looking forward to seeing some some white beards and some red outfits out there this year. >> you don't have to wear a santa suit to get into the holiday mood. thank goodness the resort is hosting an ugly christmas sweater day to day. actually that's tomo

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at the old bailey trial, the six _ sara sharif.a sharif. at the old bailey trial, the six days in the - sara sharif. at the old bailey i trial, the six days in the witness box, sara's father sobbed as he denied almost everything and blamed his wife. but on the seventh day, he made an extraordinary confession will stopjurors were made an extraordinary confession will stop jurors were left open—mouthed as sara's father began confessing, trembling, he said, he beat his daughter over a number of weeks, repeatedly, and with force. she died because of me, he said. he denied burning and biting sara. his wife refused to avoid dental records for comparison. i wife refused to avoid dental records for comparison.— wife refused to avoid dental records for comparison. i am on my 30th year and i have never— for comparison. i am on my 30th year and i have never seen _ for comparison. i am on my 30th year and i have never seen a _ for comparison. i am on my 30th year and i have never seen a case - for comparison. i am on my 30th year and i have ne

here at the old bailey, many cases are heard where there are harrowing details shared in the course ofnce, and this case, police officers and thejudge evidence, and this case, police officers and the judge have said has been amongst the worst. when the judge went through the facts of the case, he talked about how the treatment of sara had been despicable, he said the degree of cruelty that she had suffered was inconceivable. and while mindful of the kind of language thatjudges have to use, he said it was no exaggeration to describe the treatment that she suffered as torture, such was the campaign of abuse that she was put through over many years. addressing the three offenders, he said, none of you showed a shred of true remorse. he said, urfan sharif and beinash batool were the only ones who could have done something to save sara and they didn't do anything at all, they continued with the sustained campaign of abuse. he said that the sentence he was going to pass down while not to be seen as a value of sara's life, nothing, he said, can recompense herfor the sara's life, nothing, he s

. >> right where we're going to cross live to the old bailey, where the father and stepmother of ten year old sara sharif are being sentenced for her murder in january 2013. >> for the first few years of her life, she lived with her mother, olga domin, and her older brother and one of her mother's sons from a previous relationship. her older brother had been born in 2010. you, irfan sharif and bannau batool began a relationship in late 2014, and by early 2015 you were living together in woking in surrey until june 2017, you, irfan sharif, only had supervised contact with sara and her older brother . from then her older brother. from then until march 2019. sara and her brother would stay with you on weekends and during school holidays. in march 2019, sara and her older brother made allegations of abuse at the hands of their mother, and from then on they lived with you in your home. eventually, the court awarded you irfan sharif . awarded you irfan sharif. custody of the two children, but by then three more children had been born to you, irfan sharif. and bannau batool. two female twins

mother of three natalie shotter while she was passed out in southall park, west london, after an old bailey trial. ledoux was found guilty of her rape and manslaughter. richard marks kc sentenced ledoux to life with a minimum term of ten years and eight months. the government has unveiled a clean power action plan to decarbonise the electricity grid by 2030. number 10 claims the move will protect households from any future energy spikes, boost growth and tackle the climate crisis. meanwhile, some government backed researchers have warned. secretary of state for energy and climate change ed miliband's plans could actually increase energy bills well earlier. gb news spoke to energy minister michael shanks this reforming the planning system to make sure we build things faster than we are at the moment is important, but we're not removing the right of communities to have a voice in that process. >> what we're saying is at the moment, the planning process is often just drown in paperwork for years and years, which doesn't help communities, but also doesn't get really essential infrastructure bui

helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey.of a police hunt across pakistan for several weeks. caroline davies and her team spent months tracking down the man who says he gave them shelter, hiding them from the authorities. punjab's rural heartland, more than 6,000km away from woking, the route, the roads the sharif family took. but where and how did they stay undiscovered? we're off to meet a man who's related to urfan sharif by marriage and, through the conversations we've been having, we think he might know more about how the three adults stayed hidden for so long in pakistan. months of searching, tip—offs and leads led us to this door in a one—track village. during the hunt, police suspected rasikh munir of hiding the family. speaking exclusively to the bbc before the trial began, he told us how he did it. this is irfan's room? this. translation: they stayed here. they used to sleep here. they used to use this table for food. they used to sit here with beinash to contact the lawyer and to discuss how they should talk to pol

faisal malik were found guilty last week, with sentencing expected to be broadcast live from the old baileylater. the case has sparked outrage over failures by social services, who dropped investigations just months before sara's death. her mother has called her. taken too soon, and says sara will always be remembered as her princess. and a top russian general has been killed in a scooter bomb blast in moscow, just a day after ukraine accused him of war crimes. igor kirillov, who was in charge of russia's nuclear, biological and chemical defence forces, died alongside his assistant when the bomb exploded outside a apartment building early this morning. ukraine's security service has now reportedly confirmed it was responsible for that killing in a special operation in moscow. the remotely triggered device, packed with explosives, left the entrance of the apartments in ruins. scorch marks, shattered windows and debris have been left scattered everywhere. western nations had previously sanctioned him for deploying so—called barbaric weapons in ukraine, and was charged just yesterday with depl

mother of three natalie shotter while she was passed out in south hall park, west london, after an old baileyrial. lord alli was found guilty of her rape and manslaughter. richard marks kc sentenced, lit out to life with a minimum term of ten years and eight months. emmanuel macron has named centrist veteran francois bayrou as france's new prime minister a few moments ago. bayrou arrived for an official handover ceremony at the prime minister's residence. bayrou replaces michel barnier, who recently who resigned. forgive me. last week, after right leaning and leftist lawmakers voted to topple the government, plunging france into its second major political crisis in six months, macron is half way through his second term as president, and bayrou will be his fourth prime minister this yeah his fourth prime minister this year. the government has unveiled a clean power action plan to decarbonise the electricity grid by 2030. number 10 claims the move will protect households from any future energy spikes, boost growth and tackle the climate crisis. meanwhile, some government backed researchers have

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top up i'm martine croxall alive from the old bailey where we hear that sara was subjected to a lifeure. chaos and panic in vanuatu — as a major earthquake strikes the pacific island nation — leaving toppled buildings and landslides in its wake. hello, and welcome to bbc news. we start this hour with breaking news from the middle east — and potential progress in efforts to bring about a ceasefire in the current conflict in gaza — between israel and hamas — which has been waging, since the attacks on israel on october the 7th last year. the reuters news agency reports that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to cairo — that is a extraordinary signal that is a extraordinary signal that a deal is on the way. at that a deal is on the way. at the that a deal is on the way. git the moment you're being told that he is not in those reports came out of washington, not jerusalem, and the from israel suggests he is not on the way and this morning prime minister benjamin netanyahu was up on mount helm on reviewing the situation on the golan heights. at his one vision of the