the prosecutor says that raafat maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendantor a number of yea rs. attended the mosque for a number of years. the court heard that daniel horton had no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. the uk is bracing itself for more bad weather today — as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. there are still over 120 flood warnings in england, scotland and wales —— and the met office has also issued 3 yellow warnings for wind, rain and snow across the uk. earlier our correspondent robert hall, who is in knaresborough in north yorkshire, gave us the latest from there. knaresborough is a very good place to come to show you what's going on right across flood—affected areas. for those who know or have visited knaresborough, you'll know it is a very pretty town on a hillside with a river flowing through a gorge through the middle of the town. there is

the prosecutor says that raafat maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendant number of years. the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. there are new hopes of a peace deal in afghanistan, with the start of a seven day period of what's being called "reduced violence" between us—led forces and taliban fighters. it could lead to the withdrawal of foreign troops, after nearly two decades of war. from kabul, our correspondent secunder kermani reports. celebrations late last night as the "reduction in violence" came into effect. for the next seven days, the taliban, afghan government and us forces have promised not to carry out major attacks. helping pave the way, it's hoped, for an eventual peace deal. afghanistan is a country that has been torn apart by conflict. tens of thousands have been killed. for more than a year, though, the united states has

raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. y. now, the prosecutor says that mr maglad and the defendant would have known of each other. the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. now, the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address. he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, i should say that the police say they do not believe that this incident is terror—related. police in kazakhstan have detained about 200 people during demonstrations in the country's largest city, almaty. the arrests came after two banned opposition groups tried to hold illegal anti—government protests. this report, from rich preston. these demonstrations were not supposed to turn violent. in fact, they weren't supposed to happen at all. the two groups protesting are banned. there is no official political opposition in this oil—rich central asian country. the democratic party was created last year but is not formally recognised. the other party, the democratic choice of kazakhstan,

nursing his wounds, 72—year—old raafat maglad arrived after worshippers had taken their places in theago, he had been attacked. a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife. mr maglad joined the congregation mr maglad had joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. it is something very... it is not the stab that i... it is very terrible, i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because it is damaged then i can't lift my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that, while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and, despite yesterday's attacks, its d

he is accused of attacking a 70—year—old mosque official on thursday afternoon, raafat maglad was takennd to his neck. he was back at prayers the following day. now, the prosecutor says that mr maglad and the defendant would have known of each other. the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. defendant had attended the mosque fora number of years. now, defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. now, the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address. he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, ishould appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, i should say that the police say they do not believe that this incident is terror related. the relatives of a young family who died in a crash in the highlands have described the loss as utterly devastating. rhys and gemma cousin and their two young daughters were killed in a collision with another car on thursday. their familes said they had been totally devoted to their girls. in the us, democrats in nevada are gathering to decide who they want to be th

daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who's in his 70s.dentjenny kumah gave us this update from westminster magistrates' court. daniel horton appeared in court at around noon. he sat for most of the hearing with his head down. he spoke to confirm his name, age and described his nationality as british. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a 70—year—old mosque official on thursday afternoon, raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. he was back at prayer is the following day. the prosecutor says that raafat maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. there are new hopes of a peace deal in afghanistan, with the start of

raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. the prosecutor says that mr maglad and the defendant would have known of each other. the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. now, the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address. he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, i should say that the police say they do not believe that this incident is terror—related. this is bbc news, the headlines: the next phase of the contest to choose a democratic challenger to president trump is underway in nevada. early results are giving bernie sanders the lead. let's stay with this story. in his post— caucus speech, one of the contenders, now pete buttigieg, spoke about avoiding extremism and made clear that his main aim is to beat senator sanders. and i congratulate senator sanders on a strong showing today, knowing that we celebrate many of these same ideals. but before we rush to nominate senator sanders in our one shot to take on this president, but us take a sober l

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a man has been charged with stabbing 70—year—old raafat maglad inside london's central mosque duringthursday. daniel horton, who's homeless, appeared at westminster magistrates' court accused of causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. the relatives of a young family who died in a crash in the highlands have described the loss as "utterly devastating". rhys and gemma cousin and their two young daughters were killed in a collision with another car on thursday. their familes said they had been "totally devoted" to their girls. in the us, democrats in nevada are gathering to decide who they want to be the party's nominee to take on trump in the election later this year. party meetings — or caucuses — are taking place throughout the state, with current front—runners pete buttigieg and senator bernie sanders both hoping to build on their early success. let's go to sophie long, who can get some early indications of how tonight's selections will go. well, kate, caucusing has just concluded selections will go. well, kate, caucusing hasjust concluded in selections will

a man has been charged with stabbing 70—year—old raafat maglad inside london's central mosque duringinster magistrates‘ court accused of causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. boxing, and tyson fury and deontay wilder are preparing to face each other again in in las vegas for the wbc world title. it's almost 15 months since the pair fought out a controversial draw and tickets have been exchanging hands for thousands of dollars. 0ur sport editor dan roan is at the mgm grand hotel in las vegas. the wbc title, the most prestigious of the four belts, is on the line. it is such a big fight because these are undefeated fighters. remember, they're widely considered to be the two best heavyweights in the world right now. and if it is anything like as good a bout as the one you mentioned just then, some 15 months ago in los angeles, when it was a draw, and remember, fury outfoxed his american opponent for a large part of that fight, miraculously, memorably, climbing off the canvass in the final round, and was unlucky not to get the win, then we're in for another epic

raafat maglad, who's in his 70s, was treated in hospital for stab wounds, following the incident on thursdayweather today as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. two severe flood warnings remain in place in england — and there still are over 130 flood warnings in england, scotland and wales. the met office has also issued two yellow warnings — for snow and ice on the west coast of scotland and for strong winds expected across scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england. let's get more from our weather presenter matt taylor. how are things with you this morning? are you glad to be inside ain? morning? are you glad to be inside again? i am. it has turned out to be again? i am. it has turned out to be a lively end. last night we saw a month of rainfall again in the yorkshire dales are not far off in the cumbrian fells. and severe flood warnings have dropped. they responded to last weekend's rain. some of that is finally working through the slow responding rivers. river levels rising again in parts of northern england and more rain to come. we could see another night

raafat maglad, who's in his 70s, was treated in hospital for stab wounds, following the incident on thursdaye trial of harvey weinstein have been sent home for the weekend after being unable to reach a unanimous verdict on two of the most serious offences. thejudge has ordered the jury to return on monday to continue deliberations. the hollywood producer is accused of rape and sexual assault against two women. if convicted he could face life in prison. blue british passports will be issued for the first time in almost 30 years from next month. the government has confirmed that now the uk has left the eu, burgundy passports will be phased out, but holders can keep their existing documents until they expire. the new passports will be made by a french firm, but the home office says photographs and personal details will be added in the uk, so no personal data is sent abroad. manchester united have invited 10—year—old fan daragh curley to old trafford, after he wrote to liverpool managerjurgen klopp, asking if his team could start losing some matches. dearjurgen klopp, my name is daragh cu rley,

nursing his wounds, 72—year—old raafat maglad arrived after worshippers had taken their places in thehe'd been attacked. a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife. mr maglad had joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. it's something very... it is not the stab that i... it is very terrible, you know? i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because if it is damaged then i can't lift my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and despite yesterday's attack, its doors remain firmly open. martin

nursing his wounds, 72—year—old raafat maglad arrived after worshippers had taken their places in the man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife. mr maglad joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. something very... it is not the stab that i... i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because if it is damaged then i can't move my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and, despite yesterday's attacks, its doors remain firmly open. it's being billed as the biggest heavyweight boxing match in almo

with a stabbing inside london's central mosque. 29—year—old daniel horton is accused of attacking raafat magladayers on thursday. mr maglad, who's in his 70s, suffered stab wounds to his neck, but has now been released from hospital. an agreement on a week—long reduction in hostilities has come into effect in afghanistan. the deal was reached between american and taliban negotiators after more than a year of talks. if the truce holds, the two sides will begin the first phase of a process aimed at bringing an end to the 18 year conflict. murid partaw is a former afghan senior national representative to the us central command, currently a lecturer at the university of south florida. hejoins me from there now. eventually, the taliban will have to sit down and talk to the afghan government but, at the afghan government but, at the moment, ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah cannot agree which one the presidential election so how would government and the taliban talks even work? actually, that is one of the questions that, while the international division could not complicate the nature of peace talk

daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who's in his 70s.ve said the attack was not terror related. with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. let's begin with the six nations which returns today. in the early kick off scotland face italy in rome, and then all eyes on cardiff as wales face france, one of two undefeated teams. olly foster is there, olly. few hours to go until kick off, but the atmosphere must be building already? there is a huge french presence in cardiff, they have been sightseeing and enjoying fairly decent weather. they are very excited about their young team because they are unbeaten. they have not been in cardiff for ten years and that was the last time that they took the title at a grand slam. but the welsh are defending their grand slam title under a vastly more experienced team. over 850 caps, under a vastly more experienced team. over850 caps, a under a vastly more experienced team. over 850 caps, a record in the six nations. over 600 more caps than this french side and you just feel that cou

nursing his wounds, 72—year—old raafat maglad arrived after worshippers had taken their places in the he had been attacked. a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife. mr maglad had joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. something very... it is not the stab that i... it is very terrible, you know? i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because if it is damaged then i can't lift my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and, despite yesterday's attacks, its doors remain firmly open. martin

the victim, raafat maglad, who is in 70s, was stabbed as he was leading the call to prayer.stab that i... it was very terrible, i can't even... all my body shook. i recognised that the blood was starting to flow and then ijust tried to feel the place and i found the wound. i covered it and i stood up and i made my way out running to have help. i didn't run that far, ijust walked. however, they sat me down to stop the bleeding and i didn't know the guy who... he was behind me. the mother of grace millane, the british backpacker strangled in new zealand, has told a court her daughter died terrified and alone. gillian millane was speaking via a video link, at the sentencing of her daughter's murderer. the man, who can't be named for legal reasons, was jailed for life, and will serve a minimum of 17 years. he killed the student only hours after they met, on the eve of her 22nd birthday. in a victim impact statement, gillian millane told the man his actions had torn a hole in her heart. our correspondent, shaima khalil, sent this report from auckland. on the eve of her 22nd birth