judith moritz, speaking to the parents of saffie roussos.ing to kill his local mp. jack renshaw, who's 23 and from skelmersdale in lancashire, admitted buying a 19—inch knife to attack rosie cooper and a female police officer who was investigating him. for the first time in the uk, doctors have used keyhole surgery to treat a baby with spina bifida, while still in the womb. sherrie sharp and her son, jackson, had the operation 27 weeks into pregnancy. surgeons at king's college hospital in london say the spinal procedure isn't a cure, but could mean a child might be able to walk. new figures show that 100 people have been fatally stabbed so far this year in the uk, amid a rise in serious knife crime in england and wales over the last five years. 83 of the victims were men and 17 were women, and police have brought charges in 85 of the 100 cases. 30 deaths were in london, but knife injuries are actually down in the capital by 10% on last year. and in the west midlands, there have been eight deaths due to knives since january, with the police

and ijust said saffie. that's all i could get out. because the next time, i remember them cutting myjeans off. and that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up, how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point? andrew was with you. andrew was with me, and i can remember thinking, well, why has he not mentioned saffie? and i knew. i just knew. i thought, if i'm this badly hurt, and she was a tiny eight—year—old, then what chance would she have? like an intuition? yeah. did you ask the question? i said, she's gone, isn't she? it's a painful moment. i can't talk about her. because it's so raw, and it's two years on. i know that. it makes no difference at all, does it? no, it doesn't. still like yesterday? i feel like we are stuck in 2017. yeah, you do, you feel like this. it's amazing how these two years have gone by, but when sometimes we talk amongst each other, you're stuck in 2017. and for you, over the last two years, balancing your bereavement, your loss, with your recovery, how have those two t

the youngest person to die was 8—year—old saffie roussos.e surgery and rehabilitation she's now preparing to walk the route of the great manchester run this weekend. she has given her first broadcast interview alongside her husband andrew, to our correspondentjudith moritz. i don't really remember a lot. i remember leaving, and saffie had got my hand, this hand, and she was pulling, jumping about. my arm was outstretched, holding her hand as she was pulling me, and the next minute, i just hit the floor with a thud. and that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up, how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point? andrew was with you. andrew was with me. i remember thinking, well, why has he not mentioned saffie? and i knew. i just knew. i thought, if i'm this badly hurt and she was a tiny eight—year—old, what chance would she have? like an intuition? yeah. did you ask the question? i said, she's gone, isn't she? it's a painful moment. i can't talk about it. because it's so raw, and its two years on. i kno

i wanted to say, "will you just go and find saffie?"ime i remember them cutting myjeans off, and that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up. how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point, andrew was with you? andrew was with me, and i can remember thinking, well, "why has he not mentioned saffie?" and i knew, ijust knew. i thought if i'm this badly hurt, and she was a tiny 8—year—old, then what chance would she have? it's like an intuition. yeah. did you ask the question? i said, "she's gone, isn't she?" it's a painful moment. i can't talk about it. because it's so raw, and it's two years on, i know that. it makes no difference at all, does it? no, it doesn't. still like yesterday? i feel like we are stuck in 2017. you do, you feel like you're stuck. it's amazing how these two years have gone by, but sometimes we talk amongst each other, you're stuck in 2017. and for you, over the last two years, balancing your bereavement, your loss, with your recovery, how have those two things been possible?

i thought, mentioned saffie? and i knew, ijust knew. ithought, if mentioned saffie?i said she is gone, isn't she? it is a painful moment. i can't talk about it. because it is so raw, and it is two years on. it makes no difference at all, does it? no, it doesn't. still like yesterday. i feel like we are stuck in 2017. yes, you do. it is amazing how these two years have gone by, but when sometimes we talk amongst each other, you are stuck in 2017. and for you, over the last two yea rs, 2017. and for you, over the last two years, balancing your bereavement, your loss, with your recovery, how have those two things been possible? i felt like i needed have those two things been possible? ifelt like i needed to be strong, andi ifelt like i needed to be strong, and i needed to be the best i could be before i could deal with the loss of saffie. i had to learn to walk again. the first few steps around the ward, i felt like again. the first few steps around the ward, ifelt like i had run a marathon, didn't i? i was out of breath, sweating. it was only about five steps. they han

judith moritz talking to the parents of saffie roussos. be near to the shores this week, bringing a more unsettled theme and cloud around and outbreaks of rain. tonight looks like a reversal of fortunes after a glorious day across much of scotland. turning wetter with persistent heavy rain while further south, cloudy and relatively dry with one or two showers. mild for most because of the cloud cover. this weekend, pretty cloudy across northern areas with long spells of rain. sunny spells and showers. some could be heavy and thundery. this is the picture for saturday, starting off on a wet and damp note. england and wales have cloud to begin with was sunshine making an appearance. the temperature rise sets off a few sharp showers. if you catch a shower they will be slow moving and heavy. the temperature 18 or so across the south—east, cooler further north than some more on sunday. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines. cross party brexit talks collapse: jeremy corbyn pulls the plug on them, blaming the weakness and in

i wanted to say, will you just go and find saffie? them cutting myjeans off, and that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up. how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point? andrew was with you. andrew was with me, and i can remember thinking, well, why has he not mentioned saffie? and i knew, ijust knew. i thought, if i'm this badly hurt, and she was a tiny eight—year—old, then what chance would she have? like an intuition? yes. did you ask the question? i said, she's gone, isn't she? it's a painful moment. i can't talk about it. because it is so raw, and it is two years on. it makes no difference at all, does it? no, it doesn't. still like yesterday. yeah. i feel like we're stuck in 2017. yeah, you do. it's amazing how these two years have gone by, but when sometimes we talk amongst each other, you're stuck in 2017. and for you over the last two years, balancing your bereavement, your loss, with your recovery, how have those two things been possible? ifelt like i needed to be strong, and i nee

i wanted to say, will you just go and find saffie?the next time, i remember them cutting myjeans off, and that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up. how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point? andrew was with you. andrew was with me, and i can remember thinking, well, why has he not mentioned saffie? and i knew, ijust knew. i thought, if i'm this badly hurt, and she was a tiny eight—year—old, then what chance would she have? like an intuition? yes. did you ask the question? i said, she's gone, isn't she? it's a painful moment. i can't talk about it. because it is so raw, and it is two years on. it makes no difference at all, does it? no, it doesn't. still like yesterday. yeah. i feel like we're stuck in 2017. yeah, you do. it's amazing how these two years have gone by, but when sometimes we talk amongst each other, you're stuck in 2017. and for you over the last two years, balancing your bereavement, your loss, with your recovery, how have those two things been possible? ifelt like i neede

the youngest person to die was 8—year—old saffie roussos.was pulling, jumping about. my arm was outstretched, holding her hand as she was pulling me, and the next minute ijust hit the floor with a thud. i remembered until i woke up. how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point? andrew was with you. andrew was with me, and i can remember thinking, well, why has he not mentioned saffie? and i knew, ijust knew. i thought, if i'm this badly hurt, and she was a tiny eight—year—old, then what chance would she have? like an intuition? yes. did you ask the question? i said, she's gone, isn't she? it is a painful moment. i can't talk about it. because it is so raw, and it is two years on. it makes no difference at all, does it? no, it doesn't. still like yesterday. and for you over the last two years, balancing your bereavement, your loss, with your recovery, how have those two things been possible? ifelt like i needed to be strong, and i needed to be the best i could be before i could deal with the loss of saffie. i

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vandalized and stalls torched and monday one muslim man with killed by a mob media commentator mohammed saffi told as the situation is being complicated by problems within the sri lankan leadership. there is a big power struggle going on between the prime minister and the president and i'm back in itself and. to paralysis in government being able to protect communities. there's been a curfew there's been a structure the social media but they need to go beyond that and start providing safety for muslims who are supreme in this well you know with the ramadan you know these extremists who are torturing bots and attacking innocent muslims they don't represent the christian faith the christian faith is one about tolerance it's about the war it's about you know. are given protection to minority communities as we have been in the u.k. so i think it's a real worry that if the government doesn't step mix of either. and turns a blind eye then those extremists go try to seek and find its year a course. we'll use our salute to do that hides. a son of israel's prime minister netanyahu has accused germany

an activist a mental health counselor saffi had. a right to in minneapolis minnesota and atlanta georgia in india molly is a. licensed professional counselor and dr dani a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at stanford university and director of the stanford muslim mental health welcome to the stream and. to all of you i want to start with a story from our community and as here lays it out in a thread on twitter and she says it's ok to share with the world because these are very personal things but she's open to sharing them so this is what i write i feel conflicted as always i welcome the arrival of our holiest month the opportunity to grow closer to the almighty and to renew my intentions to establish justice but this is a month of triggers the read traumatizing questions about why i don't fast the trigger of having our religiosity examined through our relationship to food our communities failure to provide support for our siblings who can't fast and that's not because of physical illness but mental illness all cause pain

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the mother of saffie roussos, the youngest of the 22 people killed in the manchester arena attack, havee two years on. lisa roussos was badly injured in the attack but, after extensive surgery and rehabilitation, she is preparing to walk the route of the great manchester run this weekend — to support a charity she launched with her husband to help victims of terrorism. i know it's going to be emotional, not just for me, for all of us that's walking. but it's a good thing, and we need — we need it, don't we? something good's got to come out of something so awful. it's got to. one of australian rugby's biggest stars, israel folau, has been sacked over a social media post which said that "hell awaits" gay people. folau was suspended last month over the post and has now been found to have committed a "high level breach of the players‘ code of conduct". he has three days to appeal. bus tickets need to be cheaper and easier to buy using contactless and smartphones to attract young people, according to the uk transport watchdog. despite being the biggest users of buses, 16 to 18—year—olds are

an ad to face the mental health counselor saffi had. a right to in minneapolis minnesota and atlanta georgia in india molly is an licensed professional counselor and dr dani clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at stanford university and director of the stanford muslim mental health welcome to the stream everyone and. to all of you i want to start with a story from our community and as here lays it out in a thread on twitter and she says it's ok to share with the world because these are very personal things but she's open to sharing them so this is what i write i feel conflicted as always i welcome the arrival of our holiest month the opportunity to grow closer to the almighty and to renew my intentions to establish justice but this is a month of triggers the read traumatizing questions about why i don't fast the trigger of having our religiosity examined through our relationship to food our communities failure to provide support for our siblings who can't and that's not because of physical illness but mental illness all cause pai