parslow had tattooed on his forearm of adolf hitler's signature. the number of migrants crossing the channel but hadn't intended to kill anyone. but he had written a manifesto where he said, i am but a gardener who tended to the great garden of england. i removed the weeds, i exterminated the harmful, invasive species. this selfie with parslow performing a nazi salute was found on his phone. parslow will be sentenced in january. graham satchell, bbc news. the time is 6:14. our top story this evening: one of the world's most prolific online child abusers is jailed for life, after one of his victims took her own life. and coming up: created in a lab — how new environmentally friendly materials are being developed. coming up on bbc news, wickets tumble in rawalpindi, and it's not to england's liking as they struggle to stay in the third and deciding test against pakistan at the end of day two. this is a fire test in australia for a type of cladding called eps — it's banned there, but is widely used on flats in the uk. developers here say it meets safe

parslow had a tattoo on his forearm of adolf hitler's signature.ute was found on his phone. parslow will be sentenced in january. graham satchell, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. iam back i am back in for the short break. hello there. it's been another mild day today, even where we kept a lot of low cloud, but where we had the sunshine across east anglia, then temperatures reached 19 degrees in some places ahead of a bit of rain that's been moving northwards. we also had some sunshine in shetland in the north of scotland, but here temperatures around about 11 degrees. now this area of low pressure has been anchored to the south—west. it's going to be moving away. this weather front is taking a bit of rain northwards, and then we could see another patch of thicker cloud with some pockets of rain arriving into the south—east and east anglia. but there's the first area of cloud moving up towards scotland. clearer skies then follow on behind that, and then we see a bit more cloud in the south—east and east anglia, maybe bringing one or two spo

parslow said he was angry and frustrated about small boat crossings.itler's signature tatooed on his arm, will be sentenced injanuary. the un's head of human rights has said the "darkest moment" is now unfolding in northern gaza — warning that israel's actions there may amount to crimes against humanity. volker turk says the area is under siege, with hospitals and civilian shelters bombed daily and the entire civilian population at risk of starvation. he says the un convention against genocide requires foreign governments to intervene. israel denies it's aiming to force all palestinians out of northern gaza — around 400,000 people. it says it's targeting hamas fighters and complying with international law. israel does not allow the bbc and otherjournalists to enter gaza and report independently. our special correspondent fergal keane reports from jerusalem. atjabalia's kamal adwan hospital, an evacuation team arrives. so much need. "he's dying in my arms," this mother says. "what can i do? whom should i ask for help? why should he die in my arms?" many

callum parslow stabbed a 25—year—old in the chest and hand at a hotel in worcestershire, last april,rea of science — called engineering biology — may help make the things we use every day more sustainable. from designer handbags made using bacteria to muffins containing algae, the government's chief scientific advisor says it's sparking a �*big revolution�* in the way goods might be manufactured in the future. here�*s our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. a designer handbag made using bacteria. they grow in a dish to produce this, which is a bit like wood pulp but much stronger. it�*s mixed with a natural textile and dyed to end up with a material that ends up looking and feeling like expensive leather. and because it�*s not made from cows, it�*s much better for the environment. they give off huge amounts of planet—heating gases when they burp. a lot of young people today are worried about the future or worried about the planet and where it�*s going to be in a few decades. they have ethical concerns around animal cruelty. and so we�*re really seeing in this new generation a strong

callum parslow stabbed nahum chagos in the chest at a worcestershire hotel in april. after planning the attack and creating a terrorist manifesto. jurors heard how the 32 year old, a self—proclaimed white supremacist, fled the scene with blood on his hands attempting to post a manifesto onune attempting to post a manifesto online targeting political figures. police also later found nazi paraphernalia in his home, including hitler's signature tattooed on his arm. parslow, who is now in custody, will be sentenced at woolwich crown court at a later date. downing street has signalled that sir keir starmer doesn't think all owners of stocks and shares fall outside of his definition of working people. the prime minister was asked to share his definition after labour's manifesto had promised not to increase taxes on them. the debate over the definition has intensified after ministers refused to rule out raising national insurance on employers in the upcoming budget. sir keir starmer said he believed a working person is usually paid in a monthly check, but didn't have the abi