salman abedi was 19 years old in the summer salman abedi was 19 years old in the summer of 2014, andson they were there is because they were visiting their pa rents because they were visiting their parents who have moved back to their home country. salman abedi and his brother being british citizens. they like many others got caught up in the civil war with the worsening security situation. the government did what it could to rescue but who we re did what it could to rescue but who were in the country, it sent hms enterprise to pick up 100 people, mostly britons. it sent off the tripoli coast and bought all those people on board, his name was on the passenger list, later dropped after multiple safe transport back to the uk. the twist is, during that year injanuary uk. the twist is, during that year in january salman abedi uk. the twist is, during that year injanuary salman abedi had already been an mis‘s radar. this raises the question, was this some kind of missed opportunity to spot him? it's more complicated, he was on their radar because he was the associate ofa man radar because

who reviewed of what was known of salman abedi at the time of the attack.pt to influence november's mid—term elections in the united states. the social media giant says it's detected and removed 32 fake accounts and pages. the company says it doesn't know who is behind these latest attacks and no link to russia has been established. let's speak to our north american technology reporter, dave lee. he's in san francisco. details of this is only emerging in the last hour, so can you tell us any more? facebook have put out a lot of information about what they call in authentic activity on their platform. as you mention, they have removed 32 pages and accounts from facebook and it may not seem like many but they did have over 1000 posts and 150 pieces of advertising and they did so using methods more sophisticated than what facebook have seen in the past. facebook said they have used a better system to hide their tracks and they bought advertising using third party so it looked like they were being bought from within the us or canada. 0ne looked like they were b

salman abedi killed 22 people last year in a suicide attack.t, dominic casciani, told us more about the background to the case. this is a strange story. salman abedi, the manchester bomb was 19 in 2014 and he and his younger brother had gone to libya, we believe to visit their parents who had moved from manchester to their home country. they were there as british citizens. while they were in the country, the security situation was deteriorating and a civil war encroached in all parts of the country. as a result of islands in tripoli, the british government advised british nationals to get out. some couldn't get out so the british navy sends hms enterprise to pick up as many people as possible. 110 people got on the ship and were taken to malta for their onward journeys. we now understand that salman abedi and his brother were on the passenger list so it is looking clear they were effectively residue from the civil war in tripoli. it is a fascinating detail and merging. what are the implications for this? this has been the question and this happ

it's emerged that the manchester bomber salman abedi was rescued by the royal navy from libya's civil.

salman abedi killed 22 people in may 2017 when he detonated a homemade suicide vest.espondent dominic casciani is here. tell us more about what we know? this is quite an extraordinary tryst on this very, very grim terrorism attack last year. salman abedi was 19 years old in the summer of 2014 and he in to his brother were in libya at the time. they would visiting their parents who had moved back to their home country, salman and his brother being british citizens. they and many others got caught up in the civil war, the worsening security situation, so the government did what it could to rescue britons who we re what it could to rescue britons who were in the country, it sends hms enterprise to pick up 110 people, mostly britons. it sat off the tripoli coast on problems people on board, his name was on the passenger list and he was dropped off at malta for safe passage to the uk. the twist is that during that year, injanuary the twist is that during that year, in january 2014, salman the twist is that during that year, injanuary 2014, salman abedi had already been on

british national he had the right to be rescued and in fact the decision to close the file on salman abediiticised by a review into what those services knew of abedi at the time of the arena attack. a brexit impact report commissioned by a kent council has warned of potential traffic chaos on kent's roads, which could last for "many years". the report by dover district council says dover and the m20 could be turned into a giant car park with lorries backed up 13 miles. it highlights what it calls a "major concern" about an increase in queuing lorries damaging air quality and also says pressure needs to be put on the government to ensure the free flow of traffic through the port of dover as a top priority in its brexit negotiations. simonjones reports. brexit is less than a year away but the warning is effects on our roads could be felt for years. it could be chaotic and how long will it last, you cannot say. there are no plans i know at the moment for a plan b. the government's so—called temporary contingency plan, involves using a huge stretch of the 20 as a giant lorry park, that follows

salman abedi killed 22 people in may last year when he detonated a homemade suicide vest.dent caroline davies is here. do we know why this news just emerged? this seems to be a particular investigation we have heard from the daily mail. we understand this rescue took place in august 2000 and 1a. his parents were libyan. he was on holiday and 19 time. the situation deteriorated and people were deployed to get british nationals out and he was taken with his younger brother. they were taken to malta, where they were flown home. for those derrick directly affected by the bombing, they will look at this news and struggle to understand why this young man carried out such a horrific attack. a man who had been rescued will stop the daily mail also cites a government official who says essentially just that. he government official who says essentiallyjust that. he was rescued by the british services. it was an act of utter betrayal. according to security sources, they say that he was not radicalised at this time. he had previously been monitored but his case had been closed about a

what is new to date is information that on—board were salman abedi and his brother, who was 19 at thewere visiting their parents and salman abedi was on the radar of the security services, but m15 didn't have enough evidence to continue treating him as a subject of interest. a closed their file on him a month before he was evacuated. was it a missed opportunity? some, but not all of the family is briefed and those injured by the bombing here have said it was, but the decision to close that file was considered sound via the intelligence review conducted into the manchester attack. summer's here and the tourist season is in full swing across the uk. the number of overseas visitors continues to grow, with the majority coming from the eu. last year was another record—brea ker with more than 39 million tourists to the uk and they spent more than £24.5 billion while they're here. but how will the sector cope in post—brexit britain? with 8 months to go till brexit, emma simpson reports from stratford upon avon. shakespeare's sha kespeare's country. looking shakespeare's country. looking at i

the brothers were visiting their parents and salman abedi was on the radar of the security services,lose their file on him one month before he was evacuated. was it a missed opportunity? some but not all of the families bereaved and those injured by the bomb here have said it was, but the decision to close that file was considered sound by the intelligence review conducted into the manchester attack. judith moritz in manchester, thank you. more than a quarter of children in england starting primary school lack basic communication and literacy skills, according to new research. the education secretary damian hinds says it's a "persistent scandal" and that children left behind early on rarely catch up as adults. he's called on parents to read and learn new words with their children. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. in one of london's poorest boroughs, a council—backed summer learning scheme. language skills are an issue here, so the school is building a love of words. some of my favourite words are "like" and "that" and "and". lovable, valuable and empathy. when you read

it's emerged that salman abedi, who killed 22 people in the manchester arena attack, was rescued fromintelligence — north korea may be building new intercontinental ballistic missiles, despite the trump—kim summit. hello, i'm alice baxter. in the business news: an independent review commissioned by the fca into royal bank of scotland 5 treatment of small and medium—sized enterprise customers transferred to its global restructuring group has found that no evidence that the bank deliberately transferred customers to grg in order to profit from their restructuing or insolvency. tech retailer dixons carphone says a huge data breach last year involved ten million customers. that's a massive revision of its earlier estimate ofjust 1.2 million. the firm has been investigating the hack, which involved personal information including names, addresses and email addresses, since it was discovered injune. british gas lost 3a0,000 customer accounts in the uk in the first half of this year, according to the firm's chief executive. speaking to the bbc, centrica boss iain conn said the rate of custome

it's emerged that the manchester bomber salman abedi was rescued by the royal navy from libya's civil war — three years before he murdered 22 people at an ariana grande concert last year. donald trump tweets to say collusion is not a crime. it coincides with the opening of the first case brought by federal prosecutors investigating alleged links between the trump presidential campaign and russia. the president's former campaign manager — paul manafort — arrives at court to stand trial. aid agencies are acused of being ‘almost complicit‘ in sexual abuse across the sector — a damning mps report describes a culture of denial. their criticism comes after revelations emerged that oxfam staff paid survivors of an earthquake in haiti for sex. labour is urged to suspend a leading party member, after he was recorded describing some of thejewish community as ‘trump fanatics‘. jewish leaders have called peter willsman‘s remarks disgusting. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. after seven o'clock we'll cross to san fransisc

daily mail reports that three years before he carried out the suicide attack at manchester arena, salman abedie navy. the metro leads on a report by a group of mps warning that sex abuse within aid agencies remains ‘endemic‘ and that charity bosses are more concerned about restoring their reputation, than addressing the scandal. that story is also on the front page of the guardian, the paper quotes that charities have shown "complacency verging on complicity" when it comes to the sex abuse scandal. the financial times claims the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has softened his opposition to theresa may's post—brexit plans for london's financial services, after the uk clarified that brussels will have the ultimate say over access to european markets. in another brexit story, the times reports that the uk has told brussels that thousands of european investment funds will be under threat if it refuses to give the city of london a favourable deal. meanwhile the daily express says that lord mandelson insulted 17 million brexit voters when he accused some of them of hating foreigners. the sun

it's emerged that salman abedi, who killed 22 people at the manchester arena, was rescued from libya