pc palmer was stabbed repeatedly by khalid masood. pc carlisle ran towards his colleague in a vain attempt to save him. when i was almost upon him, he'd seen me coming and he turned to face me, knives up, and i had to veer away to the side. the inquests have today concluded that the attacker khalid masood was lawfully killed by the police. also tonight... a special report on the fight against the influx of drugs from the cities into small towns around the uk. the government says eurostar might be suspended and the electricity supply to northern ireland disrupted if we leave the eu without a deal. and, sealed with a kiss, princess eugenie marries jack brooksbank at winsdor. celebrities and family guests alike battle the wind as they arrive at the chapel. and coming up on bbc news — england are in croatia for their latest nations league match. what can gareth southgate‘s newest call—ups produce? the match itself is taking place behind closed doors. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. an inquest has found that the westminste

pc palmer's sister and mother have accused senior officers of closing ranks.ction for pedestrians on the bridge. masood used a rented hyundai 4x4 to run people down, first striking kurt cochran, whose wife melissa survived because he pushed her out of the way. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud and... ..recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and... ..and myself. the bereaved families think attacks on pedestrians in nice and berlin the previous year should have led to barriers on westminster bridge. the last big issue is what m15 already knew about masood. a senior m15 official told the coroner that, over the years, khalid masood had been linked to an al-qaeda bomber and members of the banned group al—muhajiroun, and in 2010 had been listed as a known extremist and an official subject of interest, before dropping off the radar. his murder of aysha frade left two daughters without a mother, and her husband told me he felt m15 had failed to protect her. the one thing that i absolutely want to do is to ensu

palmer pulled out his whistle, blows on it. i use these names on purpose because it's all about your friends. when you are in the firing line you do not think about anybody , aside from your buddy to your left or right. york is fighting because his best friend, murray savage, died. his other friends, the americans , he has to save them. he is the senior noncommissioned officer not dead or wounded. now the same thing is happening of the german side. fritz is dying. he will live for about 40 minutes, begging for help. is willing to offer the surrender to try to save the life of his friend. he walks over and they have this english, no, american. he blows the whistle. his best friend in the army for 10 years is willing to offer the surrender to save the life of his friend. palmer walks over, blows the whistle.

pc keith palmer was stabbed repeatedly by khalid masood. his colleague pc carlisle ran towards him in a vain attempt to save him. when i was almost upon him, he saw me coming and turned to face me, knives up and i had to veer away to decide. —— to the side. a drill music rapper from south london has been sentenced to seven years in prison for dealing drugs in cumbria, as part of a so—called "county lines" operation. also coming up, princess eugenie marries her long—term partner in front of royals and celebrities in windsor. following a wedding reception hosted by the queen, the bride and groom left in an aston martin originally made for a james bond film. the government says eurostar might be suspended and the electricity supply to northern ireland disrupted if we leave the eu without a deal. and disappointment for england in croatia after gareth southgate‘s team fail to beat their hosts in a match held in a deserted stadium. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers sebastian payne, from the ft, and the

pc palmer was stabbed repeatedly by khalid masood. pc carlisle ran towards him in a vain attempt to save him. when i was almost upon him, he'd seen me coming and he turned to face me, knives up, and i had to veer away to the side. the inquests have today concluded that the attacker khalid masood was lawfully killed by the police. also tonight... a special report on the fight against the influx of drugs from the cities into small towns around the uk. the government says eurostar might be suspended and the electricity supply to northern ireland disrupted, if we leave the eu without a deal. sealed with a kiss — princess eugenie marries jack brooksbank at windsor. and fifty years on, the story of how one british record label established jamaican reggae in britain. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the former manchester united midfielder michael carrick opens up about his battle with depression. good evening. an inquest has found that the westminster attacker khalid masood was lawfully killed after murdering four pedestrians and a police

and i heard palmer — robert palmer's addicted to love.nd of course i changed everything i covered. i like that one very much. it still moves me when i hear it today. i played it faster, changed some of the lines, but i made it my own. addicted to love, something was right about it being my song. my songs were good songs. terry britten, the covers that i did... proud mary. proud mary, of course. mark knopfler, private dancer. # you don't look at their faces, and you con‘t ask their names. # you don't think of them as human, you don't think of them at all. # you keep your mind on the money # keeping your eyes on the wall.

pc nick carlisle was guarding the gates with pc keith palmer.colleague to the ground. he'd known keith palmerfor ten years, and suddenly masood was stabbing his friend with two large knives. action clearly needed to be taken, i had already started running forward, his right hand side was to me, i had lined him up and i was going to strike him with a shoulder barge, and rugby tackle to his right side and put him to the floor. but when i was almost upon him, he seen me come in, and he turned to face me, knives up, and i had to veer away to the side. pc palmer escaped, and both officers ran towards parliament, pursued by khalid masood. and already in sight, coming up the cobbles, were two close protection officers with their handguns drawn. there was a warning, there was a volley of shots and they put him to the ground, they shot him. the pistol shots echoed around westminster. gunfire. this was the momentjust after the officers opened fire, pc carlisle can be seen just to their left, but then he stepped forward again, to deal with khalid masood. t

pc keith palmer's wife said he was left alone and unarmed at the gates of the house of commons.inisterial bodyguard. the armed officers who should have been at the gate were some 50 metres away. with pc palmer's family listening in, the chief coroner said today, due to shortcomings in the security system, the armed officers were not aware of a requirement to remain in close proximity to the gates. another big issue was the lack of protection for pedestrians on westminster bridge. khalid masood used a rented hyundai 4x4 to run people down. the first people he hit were melissa and kurt cochran. he died saving her life, pushing her out of the way. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud and... recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and... and myself. the bereaved families think attacks on pedestrians in nice and berlin the previous year should have led to barriers on westminster bridge. the third big issue in the inquest was what the security service, m15, already knew about khalid masood. the inquest heard that in 2003 masood st

the coroner at the inquest into the westminster attack says pc palmer's death may have been prevented as he criticises security arrangements around parliament. the first grenfell tower survivor to give evidence to the inquiry descibes being pushed back by thick black smoke as he tried to escape. also this hour — time's running out for survivors of the indonesian earthquake and tsunami. rescue and emergency aid teams are still struggling to reach remote areas that were hit. the shot at the ryder cup that has blinded one of the spectators in one eye — she tells the bbc she's lucky to be alive. and the duke and duchess of sussex make their first official visit to the county of their royal titles. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has insisted she will not let the country down over brexit. speaking at the conservative party conference in birmingham, mrs may defended her brexit strategy from strong criticism from some of her tory colleagues, including the former foreign secretary boris johnson. she danced onto the stage to abba and tried to put the coughing, gaffe—prone spe

pc keith palmer also died at the scene.ondentjenny kumah is outside the old bailey in central london where the inquests are being held. the metropolitan police talking at some length this afternoon. yes, detective assistant commissioner basu expressed his deepest sympathies to the victims, survivors and their families. he sympathies to the victims, survivors and theirfamilies. he said they had in good terrible suffering and that was the result of one individual‘s barbaric actions. he also praised the officers on duty that day and spoke of the heartbreaking evidence given by the bodyguard who shot masood, saying it was a reminder of the terrible distress caused when you take another person's life, but he also came to the defence of the chief commissioner of the metropolitan police. this week he gave evidence saying he locked himself in his car when he was in new palace yard as the attack unfolded. he described the criticism that sir craig has received as abhorrent. there is nothing that craig could have done to have stopped

the lawyerfor pc palmer's widow michel said the system for protecting an armed officers at the gatesand had been failing for years. and the coroner's own barrister, jonathan hough qc, said today that it is arguable that pc keith palmer's chances of survival may have been improved, had the officers been where they should have been. four mothers who all have disabled children have gone to the high court to challenge plans by surrey county council to cut the special needs budget by £21 million. the council is contesting claims by the women that the cuts are unlawful. it's the second such case to reach the high court within months. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. do you want something to eat? the least you's sun has settled into school. he has autism and adhd. each day, he gets council transport school eight —— to a specialist school. it allows his mum to get his sister to school and herself to work. i do worry about transport because if he loses his transport then i can't work because i will have to drag him to school and the impact on that would be the state would have

palmer knows the two roads. there is a high road that will take the americans under about 30 german machine guns or the low road is the best way out. he will not tell them that. he says to take the high road. york new better. he said i am going to take the low road. alvin york is out front. not really. he has paul and palmer out in front of him. sure enough, they come against another german line. a line of men under that lieutenant. he hears everything is quiet behind him and orders his men, there must be something wrong. he orders his minor bavarian company. they then attack. they see this column of germans but cannot shoot at the americans. the americans are hiding behind the prisoners. he surrenders command. a lot of drama back and forth. alvin york with seven other americans walks out with 130 -- 132 german prisoners. i wonder what you can do in life. someone said you will never amount to anything, alvin york. you are too stupid, your life is a mess. never give up hope. you or those you influence could chang

but pc palmer died protecting parliament.niel sam bird reporting there. —— daniel sanford reporting there. and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are sebastian payne, who's the political leader writer at the ft, and the broadcaster, lynn faulds wood. a student and drill rapper from london has been sent to prison for seven years for trafficking drugs into barrow in furness in cumbria. daniel 0laloko was jailed alongside peter adebayo , both were part of so—called county lines, where gangs in cities use addicts in small towns and rural areas to sell drugs. an unprecedented 15 people have died from overdoses in barrow since december. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan reports. # i was raised in the gutter and it's ‘bout time i shine. # still serving sunday specials... like many teenage boys, trigga t imagined what it would be like to be a criminal. his drill music videos glorify money, w

it was not asa killed pc keith palmer.he coroner said all five victims had been unlawfully killed but he went on to identify failings in the way the attack on pc palmer was dealt with and handled by the metropolitan police. he said that due to shortcomings in the security systems in new palace yard, including the supervision of officers, armed officers did not know the details of their posts and instructions and had those armed officers, two of them, been stationed near the gates of the palace, it is possible they might have been able to prevent pc palmer from suffering fatal injuries. there we re from suffering fatal injuries. there were none armed officers, lee ashby and nicola sanders, and the guidance in the notes that were on file from the metropolitan police said they should be in close box ready to those gates when they were opened, as they were on that day on the 22nd of march last year and in fact they we re of march last year and in fact they were not in close proximity to those gates for nearly one hour because

i saw two stab attempts into the torso of pc palmer, sir craig told the inquestjury. run right past his car, followed by the attacker, khalid masood. he seemed absolutely focused on getting further down and attacking anyone that got in his way, sir craig said. he then heard the sound of khalid masood being shot by a close protection officer. sir craig said he tried to get out of the car, but a pc told him to shut the door, keep himself safe and leave. he was then driven away to start coordinating the metropolitan police response to the attack. richard lister, bbc news. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon says the scottish national party will vote down any brexit deal that would see the uk leave the eu single market and the customs union. at her party's conference in glasgow, she also said that her 35 mps would back a so—called people's vote, a second referendum on eu membership. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. anyone here hoping to learn when there might be another independence referendum, has come to the wrong place, but there is another vote on offer,

to ourfallen colleague, pc palmer...himself had witnessed. by chance, when the attack started, sir craig was leaving a meeting at the house of commons. his official car had nearly left parliament when he saw khalid masood enter the gates and attack pc keith palmer. at this point, sir craig's car doors were locked. i saw two stab attempts into the torso of pc palmer, sir craig told the inquestjury, two absolutely determined stab movements. he then saw pc palmer run right past his car, followed by the attacker, khalid masood. he then heard the sound of khalid masood being shot by a close protection officer. sir craig said he tried to get out of the car, but a pc told him to shut the door, keep himself safe, and leave. he was then driven away to start co—ordinating the metropolitan police response to the attack. richard lister, bbc news. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, says the scottish national party will vote down any brexit deal that would see the uk leave the eu single market and the customs union. at her pa

which is a victory for pc palmer's family.loser to the incident, then the assailant could have been stopped and his life could have been stopped and his life could have been stopped and his life could have been saved. the metropolitan police have always said, no, that's not true. everything that could have been done was done, there is nothing more we could have done to save his life but the coroner seems to have come down on the side of the family, which is obviously good news for them. painful for them. which is obviously good news for them. painfulfor them. sadly nothing is going to bring back pc palmer, however they might get solace from the fact that... if the coronerjudgement is correct, they've proven to be right in terms of the police could have done more to protect him. both of you work at the palace of westminster, has security increased since that attack? the last attack, which was only last month i think, i know that iwas...| only last month i think, i know that iwas... i ran only last month i think, i know that i w

pc keith palmer's wife asked he was left alone and unarmed at the open gates to one of the country'ssood, who was wielding two knives. his attacker had to be shot dead by a ministerial bodyguard. the armed officers who should have been at the gate were some 50 metres away. with pc palmer's family listening in, the chief coroner mark lucraft qc said today: he died saving her life, pushing her out of the way. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud and... recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and myself. the bereaved families think attacks on pedestrians in nice and berlin the previous year should have led to barriers on westminster bridge. the third big issue in the inquest is what the security service, m15, already knew about khalid masood. the inquest heard that in 2003, massoud stabbed someone in the face and a senior member of m15 told the coroner that the security service had linked him an al-qaeda bomber and members of the banned group and in 2010 listed him as an extremist and an official subject of interest before he droppe

sircraig pcs, keith palmer, right in front of him.n, him. sir craig described seeing pc palmer falling down, and him. sir craig described seeing pc palmerfalling down, and getting up, walking past his official car. by that time, the car doors had been rocked by an assistant, there was no protective equipment, no radio, sir craig was in there with two civilians. then the attacker walked directly past his official car, and sir craig described hearing the protection officer shooting khalid masood dad. at that point, sir craig thought about getting out of the car, but a constable told him to shut the door and leave. sir craig was then driven out of the houses of parliament and went on to coordinate the response to the attack, the bloody end of which he had just witnessed. officials in beijing have confirmed that the missing chinese head of interpol is being held in china on allegations of bribe—taking. meng hongwei disappeared last week after travelling from interpol headquarters in france, to china. here's the latest high—profile target

he went to stab pc keep palmer. —— pc keith palmer. widespread gales. will continue into the afternoon and evening over the next few days. rainfall will be a problem to we can see some flooding as this strip of rain will continue to run through the south west, north west england and eastern scotland. warmth in that sunshine, towards east anglia. not much rain at all during the next 2a hours. the rain remains tonight among those staying areas. clear skies, much remains tonight among those staying areas. clearskies, much fresher feel to the north and west of scotland. it‘ll be closed october record as far as warmth. another warm and fairly sunny day, quite breezy in parts of eastern england. more persistent rain, wales, north—west england. a wet day for northern ireland and a good part of scotland. damages at 11 degrees. 25 in hulland scotland. damages at 11 degrees. 25 in hull and norwich. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: an inquest into the westminster attacks has found that the man who carried it out, khalid masood, was lawfull

he said the attack on pc palmer was ferocious, and that as masood came through the gates, pc palmer confrontedffraff, that‘s it. him? to anyone? he isjust riffraff, that's it. our moscow correspondent now has some context to mr putin‘s remarks. this was at an oil and gas conference taking place in moscow, an unusual setting, but certainly the journalist hosting this session to talk about energy veered away to talk about the skripal case. mr putin comments were extraordinary, very strong language, his strongest comments yet on the case. he lashed out at sergei skripal himself, the target of the attack in march. he called him a scumbag and said he was a traitor. he said that all traitors we re a traitor. he said that all traitors were scumbags. it was very strong language, and his facial expressions and his tone were also extremely strong. he also talked about the fa ct strong. he also talked about the fact that russia has asked britain to pass on evidence and documents about what happened in salisbury so, as he put it, moscow could see what really took place. but he was careful as well to under

how he stayed in his car as pc keith palmer was stabbed to death, because he had no protective equipment. sir craig macke who was acting chief of the metropolitan police at the time, told the hearing he was at westminster for a meeting when he saw the unarmed constable being attacked. helena lee gave us the latest from the old bailey. this is the first time that we have heard from as you mentioned there, the acting commissioner of the metropolitan police at the time, by chance had ended up in new palace ya rd chance had ended up in new palace yard and witness the attack for himself. he came to the inquest here today and told the jury that he had beenin today and told the jury that he had been ina today and told the jury that he had been in a meeting in the house of commons and then he came out of the meeting and got into the passenger seat of the car and his driver was sitting next to man and a colleague was in the back of the car. they've didn't move around in the car towards the gates and that is the

on her way to pick up her kids from school, andreea cristea, a tourist from romania, and pc keith palmeries. the shocking deaths produced searching questions, not least about armed policing in parliament. pc keith palmer‘s wife asked how he was left alone and unarmed at the open gates to one of the country‘s top terrorist targets, where he heroically challenged khalid masood, who was wielding two knives. his attacker had to be shot dead by a ministerial bodyguard. the armed officers who should have been at the gate were some 50 metres away. with pc palmer‘s family listening in, the chief coroner mark lucraft said today... that devastating finding prompted this immediate apology. even the possibility that the met lost the chance to prevent the murder of such a brave and courageous officer is unacceptable. for the loss of that possibility to protect him from khalid masood, we are deeply sorry. pc palmer‘s sister and mother have accused senior officers of closing ranks. there was also a lack of protection for pedestrians on the bridge. masood used a rented hyundai 4x4 to run people down, fi

they drove around new palace yard towards the gate where keith palmer was on duty and then he told the the court he heard a loud bang which sounded unnatural to him. then he and said he saw people running and described to the inquest how he saw a large male coming forward with a knife, he said it looked like one of those out of a carving block. he said because they didn't have any protection in the car, they decided to lock the doors and then in front of his eyes he saw khalid masood stabbing pc palmer. he said it was two absolutely determined stab wounds, and then said khalid masood came right past the drivers side of the car he was in and next thing he heard were the gunshots of harry two being shot dead. sir craig mackey also said it was his instinct to get out of the car to help the offices but he was told by an officer nearby that they had to leave the scene. thank you. a woman who lived on the 11th floor of grenfell tower has recalled the moment she tried to escape the burning building with her elderly father. nadia jafari, who became separated from her father in the darkness, to

palmer walks over, blows the whistle. paul has served with palmer since the beginning of the war and here's the field whistle to surrender. he tells his men to lay down their arms. 30 german soldiers come down the hill. eight americans with 100 germans behind german lines. york has no idea where he is. as they get the prisoners down, they have them drop their gear. york says to lieutenant fulmer, how to get out of here to the american lines? he knows that are two roads. the high road that york used to outflank the machine guns. there's the low road with a found the two soldiers with the water containers. that is the best way out that he's not going to tell him that. he says take the high road. although alvin york grew up in the woods, he is no hick. he takes the low road. alvin york is out front. not really. he has paul and palmer out in front of him. he's got them by the scruff of the neck with his pistol in the back as they walk through. sure enough, they come against another german mine. -- german line. a line of men u

they sat in the car and witnessed pc palmer being stabbed.e company involved — coyo — has strenuously denied the claim. news of her death followed the inquest into the death of 15 —year—old natasha ednan—laperouse who died after eating a pret baguette. 20 people have been killed in new york state after a stretch limousine crashed into another vehicle. it‘s thought to be one of the worst road accidents in american history: two pedestrians and all 18 people in the limo died, local reports say the victims included four sisters who‘d been on their way to a party. sophie long reports. it was amy palis 30th birthday. she and her husband had been married for just a few months. they and their friends got into the limo to go and celebrate. none of them got out alive. according to local reports among those who died was amy‘s sister, another sister and her husband leave behind two children. another sister, mary dyson and her husband rob were also in the car. amy‘s mother lost all of her four daughters. you can't wrap your head around such a tragedy wher

an instagram post from father—of—three donte palmer in florida, which shows him changing his baby on to the restroom and there was no changing table around, so i got into my perfect man squat, i threw a bmb into my perfect man squat, i threw a lamb over my lap and started changing. without my knowledge, all without me even knowing, i was snapping pictures of doing this whole ordeal. i didn't find out until we got back to the table and realised he took the pictures. he showed his mum, he had a good laugh and what my wife said stuck out, she says it's weird how mothers don't have to get creative or make innovative ways to changing a diaper, but you have to... you had to be creative and you had to do a ninja squat to change our son and she doesn't think it's their. at that moment it still didn't resonate until about two weeks later when i said that was a powerful picture and a powerful statement that she made —— it's fair. that's when i posted it and after that it blew up out of control. donte, it has gone viral, but lots of chatter about that. lots of people will relate to that, both m

cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer spoke earlier today in take ran with iranian foreign minister asked about his government's view on the u.s. u.s.-saudi alliance. >> the choice, is that have been made in this region have been wrong and there's nothing new. >> what choices are you talking about? >> choices about supporting saddam hussein. choices about supporting the taliban. >> this is saudi that you're talking, saudi supported. >> saudi supported them with almost a -- from the united states. >> i think reading between your lines you are saying that saudi ray -- saudi arabia is a poor ally for united states and iran would be a better one? >> i'm not saying that. i'm saying that united states choices in the middle east are wrong. and these wrong choices lead to the disaster in our region. renewed at the invasion of iraq and saddam hussein was an enemy, we knew that the attack against was the wrong choice, taliban is our enemy. we know that the invasion and attack of yemen are wrong choices, but the united states is continuously and persistently on the wrong side, be it in yemen,

here's ian palmer with more.the bin. sold for £1 million before spontaneously shredding itself inside the auction house. today the artwork went on public display for the first time. it was a great piece of work in the first place, but now it's just had something added to it. it'sjust interesting, how they did it — like, does it go around and down or...? but, now it's amazing. banksy installed the shredder into the frame before donating the painting in 2006. the stunt has turned the art world upside down because no—one knows how he managed to pull it off. the auction house denies any involvement. who other than banksy could create so much excitement by destroying their own work? the conception and execution of this elaborate stunt was such that it's probably worth more now than it ever was. banksy‘s identity remains unknown. he never shies away from making bold and often political statements. in this instance, by destroying his work, he's created a new installation in its own right. ian palmer, bbc news. he knows

and i heard palmer — robert palmer's addicted to love. and i changed everything i covered. moves me when i play it today. i played it faster, changed some of the lines, but i made it my own. addicted to love, something was right about it being my song. my songs were good songs. terry britten, the covers that i did... proud mary. proud mary, of course. mark knopfler, private dancer. # you don't look at their faces, and you con't ask their names. # you don't think of them as human, you don't think of them at all. # you keep your mind on the money, keeping your eyes on the wall. # i'm your private dancer, a dancer for money. # i'll do what you want me to do. # i'm your private dancer, a dancer for money. # and any old music will do. you believe in reincarnation, you say so in the book. what would you like to come back as? i would like it to be easier. what do i want to come back... i think as a teacher. i think i want to come back with the knowledge that i learned in this lifetime, and i think i want to teach spiritually, to help people know how to live. and are you anna mae,

pc nick carlisle said he backed away, he then saw pc palmer. heard police officers shot khalid masood. he went over to handcuff him because he feared he could have been wearing a suicide vest. he was asked, did you have any doubt that khalid masood, what his intentions were? pc carlisle said, none whatsoever. he looked me directly in the eye, he was coming through a crowd of people, he wasn't interested in members of the public, he was coming to kill police officers. at the end of his evidence the barrister representing pc palmer's family thanked him for his bravery and help on the day of the attack. the evidence now has finished here at the old bailey and we are finished here at the old bailey and we are expecting the coroner said deliver his conclusions into these inquests at some point tomorrow. thank you. jamie is here — in a moment he will be telling us what's hot and what's not in the business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. borisjohnson is given a standing ovation as he attacks theresa may's brexit plan at the cons

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ian palmer, bbc news.head of an auction next month. thejewels have been held in private collections for more than 200 years. sotheby‘s has described the lot as "one of the most important royal jewellery collections ever to come to auction", and estimates its value at almost £4 million. tim allman reports. for many, she is the ultimate symbol of opulence, decadence and self—indulgence. marie antoinette, queen consort of france, casualty of the revolution, victim of the guillotine. more than 200 years later, some of her jewellery is going up for sale. these are items that have a unique place in history. this collection has been in the family since she owned them. so there are records of her wrapping the jewels the night befores he went to prison, her last night of freedom was spent caring for these jewels and sending them back to first i think belgium and then austria, where she was from. the collection includes brooches, earings and necklaces, also a monogrammed ring here on the left, that contains a lock o

pc palmer was stabbed repeatedly by khalid masood.c carlisle ran towards him in a vain attempt to save him. when i was almost upon him, he'd seen me coming and he turned to face me, knives up and i had to veer away to the side. a drill music rapper from south london has been sentenced to seven years in prison — for dealing drugs in cumbria as part of a so—called "county lines" operation. eurostar services could be suspended and electricity to northern ireland disrupted — if there is a no—deal brexit — according to government contigency papers. meanwhile downing street rules out accepting a brexit deal that would leave the uk permanently part of a customs union with the eu —— after ministers raised concerns. what we cannot do is see the uk blocked in via the back door to a customs union arrangement which would lead us in limbo, that would not work. and the queen's granddaugher — princess eugenie — marries her long—term partner in front of royals and celebrity guests in windsor. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a loo

ian palmer, bbc news.mpionship. mick schumacher, the son of the legendary driver michael schumacher, clinched the title at hockenheim. that's the venue where his father won the german grand prix four times. there's no word yet as to whether schumacherjunior will follow in his footsteps and start competing in formula i — but he's happy with how things are panning out so far. it means everything. it's the first real championship i one and i have put ina real championship i one and i have put in a lot of hard work. a lot of ha rd put in a lot of hard work. a lot of hard work not only from my site but the most work came from the team and i'm reallyjust the most work came from the team and i'm really just grateful the most work came from the team and i'm reallyjust grateful for the most work came from the team and i'm really just grateful for what they have done all season long for me and i'm just happy i'm able to be here and really leave the moment. —— live the moment. now here's a big cat who definitely got

shot, masood had driven through a group of people, killing four of them, before stabbing pc keith palmerespondent daniel sandford reports. gunfire the moment last year when a police bodyguard shot dead the westminster bridge attacker. khalid masood had run down dozens of people on the bridge, smashed his 4x4 into the fence around the house of commons, and then stabbed pc keith palmer, fatally injuring him. today, the bodyguard who shot khalid masood gave evidence anonymously. referred to in court as sa74, he said, "i saw a large black male running purposefully towards me." "he was carrying two large knives, and i could clearly see that they were covered in blood." he then explained to the coroner's barrister what happened next. "i shouted at him to drop the knives." "he continued to move towards me." "what did you think he was going to do?" "he was going to kill me." "after shouting at him to drop the knives and receiving no change in his demeanour, i fired my pistol." this, the moment after he opened fire. as he reached the crucial part of his evidence in the inquest here at the old bai

he then said they went around new palace yard towards the gates were pc palmer was on duty. which is how he described it, one of those out of a carving block, he told the inquest. he then said he saw him stabbed pc palmer twice and he told the jury in court it was two absolutely determined stab wounds. he then went on to say that he and his colleagues locked the car doors and he saw massoud going past the driver's side of the car he was in and then he heard those shots, protection officer shot massoud dead. he told the inquest that it was his instinct to get out of the car to was his instinct to get out of the carto go and was his instinct to get out of the car to go and try and help. he was a police officer and that is what he wa nted police officer and that is what he wanted to do. but a police officer close by told them to stay in the carand get close by told them to stay in the car and get out of the area. he has finished giving his evidence here. the inquest has finished here for the day, an early finish to the inquest. it will resume on wednesday at 11:30am when we are

elizabeth palmer took a stroll along the moscow river. >> reporter: build it, as the saying goes, and they will come. and did they ever. walkers and lovers, dreamers, tourists, family and friends. and they come especially to the can't levered walkway jutting out over the moscow river. the new selfie destination of the city. a short spin with the selfie stick, we'll show you why. behind me right now is saint basil's cathedral and the kremlin. but if i turn a little bit, the view changes completely, and that's the soviet power station. turn a little more, and the moscow river comes into view along with one of the very famous wedding cake buildings from the stalin era. and just as interesting as the backdrop is the back story of this place. very few people around me realize it was designed by an american. >> it has become the most visited destination in central moscow, and that makes me have chills and shivers. >> reporter: among architects, charles renfrow is a celebrity, famous for designing grand public spaces like the high line park in new york. but bringing that radically modern vis

and pc keith palmer was a decorated officer, a copper's copper.d have been and if i look back at some of the things i did, i remember as a young officer going into a cafe and i was with an old team, there was a guy with a gun, we knew he had a gun, and he aims the gun at me and fired it and the bullet was stuck in a barrel. i look back at it and was ita a barrel. i look back at it and was it a pretty brave or stupid thing andl it a pretty brave or stupid thing and i think sometimes when you are a little bit older and more measured you look at what you can do in the bigger picture and if we could be, if we could have a different story here, if sircraig if we could have a different story here, if sir craig mackey had to the ca rd here, if sir craig mackey had to the card door and khalid masood had attacked him and then the two police office rs attacked him and then the two police officers who were not —— the two civilians who were not police office rs civilians who were not police officers or used to dealing with this situation, we could have had an

they've didn't move around in the car towards the gates and that is the gates were pc palmer was on dutyen he told the inquest that he saw a large mail coming forward with a knife. it look like one of those out ofa knife. it look like one of those out of a carving block he told the jury. he could not work out whether that man was connected to the bang he heard and then at that point he said because they had no protection in the car, they did not have a radio, they decided to lock the car, they sat in the car and they witnessed pc palmer being stabbed. they told the inquest today that it was to absolutely determine stab wounds and said the attacker ran very close past the driver side of the car they we re past the driver side of the car they were in and at that point he heard the shots when he was shot by close protection officers and told the inquest as well that it was his instinct to go out and help the officers but a police officer closed by told them that they had to leave the scene. the inquest here, evidence has finished for today and will resume on wednesday at 11:30am when we are

they have always insisted there's nothing more that could have been done to prevent pc palmer's deathd his family has insisted that if there had been armed police nearby at the gate the attacker would got through. or they would have been able to apprehend him. in the corner has come down on the side of the family saying they could have had armed guards of the times there. we were working there on that day and they remember it very well there's lots of steps that have been taken subsequently. to what extent do you make parliament a fortress? dad talked about pedestrian i think the whole area. they say you are sealing off the home of democracy from the public. i feel very off the home of democracy from the public. i feelvery safe in off the home of democracy from the public. i feel very safe in the building now. made huge improvements. shouldn't those have been made before? it's a case of locking the stable door after the horse has bolted. it's obvious that abounds to be struck because people have access to the politicians the same time protecting politicians that were component as well

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