outside in a cloakroom, saskia jones was stabbed in the neck.guisher and two ancient whale tasks which had been on display. one had already had his hand slashed by a knife. on london bridge they brought him to the ground, shouting that he was a killer. seconds later, police arrived, shooting and tasering him. khan was still moving and the jury was shown pictures today from a police helicopter. officers were discussing whether his bomb belt was real. they were planning to move people who were down there in case they were at risk from an explosion. and they were issuing the code word for a major terrorist attack. eventually, more shots were fired and khan was dead. but the inquests began with a portrait of jack merritt, described as absorbingly intelligent, fiercely loyal, with a strong moral compass. the family of saskia jones said she would have wanted the process to be thorough. it will last nine weeks. tom symonds, bbc news at london guildhall. in a stark warning the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic is still growing arou

outside in a cloakroom, saskia jones was stabbed in the neck.ly, steve gallant, and darren frost. using a fire extinguisher and a giant whale tusk, taken from the hall, they dragged him to the ground. seconds later he was shot twice by police. the jury was shown footage from several police cameras. officers were discussing whether khan has a real suicide vest. they had to clear people from a walkway under the bridge. they declare a possible major terrorist incident and eventually khan is shot dead. but today began with a portrait of jack merritt, read by his mother anne, described by his friends and family. "absorbingly intelligent, fiercely loyal, with a strong moral compass." the family of saskia jones said she would have wanted this process to be thorough, and it will last nine weeks. tom symonds, bbc news at london guildhall. the veteran liberal democrat politician baroness williams has died at the age of 90. as shirley williams, she served in two labour cabinets in the 1970s and was instrumental in the introduction of comprehensive schools.

he described hearing screams inside fishmongers' hall and going down the staircase and sing the saskiane. he also noticed that he was wearing what appeared to be a suicide belt although that later turned out to be fake. john crilly told the jury i was trying to call his bluff and shouting at him is that supposed to be a suicide belt. he started to say i'm going to blow you all up and i said to it and he said i'm waiting for the police. john crilly and the others eventually managed to force a usman khan on london bridge where he was shot by armed police.— shot by armed police. daniel sandford. — shot by armed police. daniel sandford, thank _ shot by armed police. daniel sandford, thank you. - concerns have been raised by health experts about social media influencers promoting an appetite stimulant called apetamin. it's taken as a quick fix to try to achieve an extreme hourglass figure — and even though it's illegal to sell it in the uk, it can be bought relatively easily. its misuse is believed to be causing serious harm, as anna collinson reports. for many, the pressure to have an hour

but saskia jones was fatally stabbed.of former prisoners — including khan. khan was forced out of the building by a group of men. they fought him on london bridge, using improvised weapons, before armed police arrived and fired their first shots. the inquest will explain his death and those of his victims. it will also examine what was known about the threat that khan posed in the year before the events of that day. tom symonds, bbc news, at the fishmonger�*s hall inquests. our correspondent zoe conway has been following the inquest. there has been some desperately upsetting evidence already today. what more has been heard? we also heard this morning from the housekeeping managerforfish mongers hall and she came face—to—face with usman khan. he was just a few feet away from her when he approached her, came towards her with two large kitchen knives which we now know were strapped to his wrists. she said that he had his right hand raised to head height and with his left hand, he put his finger up to his mouth, gesturing to

but saskia jones was fatally stabbed. around the lives of former prisoners, including their name usman khan. usman khan was forced out of the building by a group of men. they fought him on london bridge using improvised weapons before armed police arrived and fired the first shots. the inquest will explain his death and those of his victims. it will also examine what was known about the threat that ten proposed in the year before the events of that day. tom symonds, bbc news. the queen has returned to royal duties, just days after the death of the duke of edinburgh. as preparations continue for his funeral on saturday afternoon, her majesty hosted a ceremony at windsor castle last night to mark the retirement of her household's most senior official, the lord chamberlain. the us climate envoy, john kerry, is travelling to china to try to persuade beijing to agree to new targets on cutting greenhouse gas emissions. he's the first senior official from the biden administration to visit the country. the us wants china to stop

he moved his right hand to saskia's next, saskia screamed and put her hand to her neck.d a bomb and john shouted to him, don't let go of his hands, he's got a bomb. shouted to him, don't let go of his hands, he's gota bomb. he shouted to him, don't let go of his hands, he's got a bomb. he then described the moment that police shot usman khan.— described the moment that police shot usman khan. thank you for that u date. the russian prison service says the country's leading opposition activist, alexei navalny, has been moved to a prison medicalfacility, following days of concern about his deteriorating health. mr navalny has been on hunger strike for three weeks, but he has not been able to see his own personal medical team. here's our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg with the latest. the russian prison service has reported that mr navalny has been moved to a local hospital for inmates in the town of vladimir. the prison service said that his condition was satisfactory. it said that he was being given vitamins and being checked regularly by doctors. thatjars a little b

kilometers per hour on the international space station braving radiation and also high velocity space junk saskia taylor quizzed astronauts and 2 cosmonauts including russia's only woman space pilot on the joys and challenges of life in 0 gravity. motives of the knots that i went to by canoe or in 2019 i was still in there 2 kilometers from the launch pad but even there was so nervous and sweat and so much i can't even imagine what you feel when you're right there waiting for the launch you're seeing a good sources actually we feel pretty calm because i've been preparing for ages and finally it's the moment i've been waiting for for so long it is like waiting for a birthday cake and here you get your piece of the cake a rocket launch and you get to do what you've prepared for for years thought kuzma nothing sweet what kind of dreams do have while in space and if you cry on the i assess where do the tears float. if you watch the movie gravity which is a it's visually beautiful but it's factually terrible they have the actress sandra bullock cry and her tears come squirting out of her eyes and and

the inquest into the deaths of saskia jones and jack merrit at fishmongers hall has been hearing from by the convicted terrorist usman khan. 0ur correspondent zoe conway has been following the proceedings and gave us this update. we heard from a criminal to student to have been studying alongside prison inmates, organised by learning together, the charity, which had organised the events that day. she described being on the stairs when usman khan ran towards her. i rememberseeing stairs when usman khan ran towards her. i remember seeing a knife in his hand, she said, he was holding it above his head. i remember being struck by something, he said. i was aware my arm was struck. i remember looking at him in the shock and confusion, she said. she also said that usman khan didn't look particularly angry or have an expression on his face. she then made her way up the stairs, she said she walked, didn't run, she said that it wasn't until she got to the top of the stairs that she noticed the blood and realise she had been stabbed. we also heard from another attendee of the event, and marie wi

saskia taylor has the details. you wouldn't think that big pharma and ethics go hand in hand but you clearly haven't and that pfizer if we were to implement a free open market principles in pricing the products we could go to huge prices and so everything we can manufacture but it would be unethical i think we will not do it's because that's really taking advantage of a situation and people will not forget if you do start it must've been hard that when the 3rd wave started coursing through europe more curfews and lock downs were announced hospitals were overrun and pfizer couldn't take advantage even though it's sitting on the thing they say is the only way out of vaccine but no that would be unethical the people will never forget turns out though pfizer doesn't really care about people it cares about fresh dollar bills so it hiked its prices after all vaccines are very expensive this if human lives the yellow economies to reopen but we saw them at the price of a meal a very nice meal in a very nice restaurant afte

state department called the response a skill a true and regrettable earlier saskia taylor joined my colleague in a needle to assess russia's response 1st though here's what the foreign minister had to say. the latest attack on a country by dubai didn't ministration cannot. it seems that washington does not want to accept the fact that in the new geo political realities there is no place for unilateral dictatorship and the broken scenarios of containing moscow which the us short sightedly continues to deploy when you risk further degrading russia u.s. relations we knew that this was coming in one form or another it was just a matter of time and on friday russia very demonstrative retaliated against those punitive measures that washington announced against moscow earlier this week perhaps the most interesting part is that 8 top level washington officials have been banned from entering russian territory and when i say top level i mean highlight reel you know we're talking the head of the f.b.i. the director of national intelligence the secretary of homeland security to i people who are powerful

diplomats and so republicans blaming russia for a huge ammunition depot explosion and 24 team auntie's saskia taylor has more. well it's been a tough week for diplomacy and more generally a period of increasing tensions 1st off on thursday we learned that the u.s. would be expelling 10 russian diplomats for a legit election interference then poland foist it support and sent back to moscow 3 russians now its neighbor the czech republic has followed suit. as foreign minister of the czech republic i took the decision to deport all the workers of the russian embassy in prague who were clearly identified by our secret service as members of the russian s.v.r. and g.r.u. intelligence services 18 russian embassy workers need to leave the czech republic in 48 hours or so check intelligence claims that has evidence that those 18 russians was somehow involved in the tragic explosion that happened on check for oil back in 2014. based on clear evidence obtained by our security services i must state that there is a reason to believe that russian officers belonging to unit 21055 of the g.r. unit from missio

saskia taylor why. the vaccine rollout has been a debacle hard to mess for months now it's been a regular in the headlines and with more production and delivery plays on the cards it still looks like a fun piece word ahead now waltz most e.u. citizens are waiting and hoping that the brussels somehow gets its act together others have taken things into their own hands on a sunday for nearly a boon and bread talian has decided that monopsony off and he wants his job now but why in the world can you get a covert vaccine at the drop of a hat while right here in russia so back in march he got on a plane from rome to moscow to get his fosters and now he is back in the capital for a round if you would have to. shift the should be verse you need to be no 2 it is too long to sleep europe is very developed at the county i mean community. is good. but. because some. of those adored is not good and the screen is that we don't own production year of very soon. and we have sort of big delete so this thursday we could

calling for a summit not very long ago as well with a lot of our person so we see where this ends up saskia taylor thank you very much or we discussed the issue with the former long time director general of the un office in geneva cern here or shown the kids he's got reservations over the galaxy of the new u.s. sanctions it's very unhealthy. or what the foreign policy is this is the. completely completely signals in your work in the world of course most woman russia this is no europe for all of us on the part of the super pro sentence they are completely legal if they are not adopted by the security council otherwise it's use or. well the dico or with the force it is really difficult to. search search. i do think that you have to build bridges with the you know list these because we have a lot of common interest in. the digits the bill. while on veiling the latest raft of sanctions the u.s. also cited claims made last year of russia offering bunty the taliban to kill american troops in afghanistan the white house admits it very little to back up those claims but it's never the less demandin

american diplomatic mission in moscow so let's get more details now he joins us in the studio giving saskia just run through there what's been said in terms of the retaliatory measures while we knew that this was coming and some form or another it was just a matter of time russian foreign minister sergei lavrov speaking out on friday and really showing how. the kremlin has become by what it considers to be washington's consistent efforts to really tear apart the relationship between the 2 countries on the back of the punitive measures that washington announced against russia on thursday which the country will handle easily we've now learned exactly how russia will retaliate so on friday a list will be released of 8 washington officials who will be put on the sanctions on top of the diplomat. said that they would be suggesting that american diplomats leave russian territory similarly and number of american organizations which the kremlin considers to be interfering in the country's internal affairs will have to stop that activities so those are the concrete steps that moscow has so far annou

kilometers per hour on the international space station braving radiation and higher velocity space junk saskia taylor's been causing an astronaut and 2 cosmonauts including russia's only woman space pilot on the joys and challenges of life in 0 gravity. ok but what should what does the typical day of the cosmonauts preparing for flights look like the 1st one for example what is the cause and we have every day there is a person responsible for it who monitors with the parson examine each subject and go through all the necessary training the shuttle is very diverse you could be sitting in a classroom diving underwater skydiving or studying computer techniques that variety makes the difficult training that it calls more exciting we have to be multiskilled specialists and know how to do everything yet when you are in your course of a couple of i get it it sounds like spaceflight preparations are now piece of cake but for lazy people chin up you can go into space without such conflicts training it's easy you just need to be an actor the space race has continued in unexpected ways nasa has said it's

let's go live now to our tease saskia tiller for more on this this all comes of course just the day after the u.s. slop new sanctions on russia kicked our diplomats to what more can you tell us about this new diplomatic crisis well it's been a tough week for diplomacy and more generally a period of increasing tensions fast. that the u.s. would be expanding 10 russian diplomats for a legit election interference then poland foist it support and sent back to moscow 3 russians now its neighbor the czech republic has followed suit say prague that 18 russian diplomats to leave check soil within 48 hours let's listen to the explanation that was given that the czech republic will expel 18 employees of the russian embassy there is a reasonable suspicion of the involvement of officers of the russian secret service the g.r.u. in the explosions at the ammunition depot in verbatim. so check intelligence claims that has evidence that those 18 russians were somehow involved in the tragic explosion that happened on czech soil back in 2014 now just quickly that explosion claiming 2 lives took place at a m

trip to russia in 2 months to get his 2nd dose of these put make the covert vaccine he told artie's saskia taylor why. the 8 years of vaccine rollout has been a debacle hard to mess for months now it's been a regular in the headlines and with more production and delivery to laze on the cards it still looks like a fun plant weren't it's now while some most evil citizens are waiting and hoping that the brussels somehow gets its act together others have taken things into that own hands route alessandra rather nearly a born and bred talian has decided that nuff said enough and he wants his job now but why in the world can you get a coke in fact seen at the drop of a hat while right in russia so back in march he got on a plane from rome to last go to get his fastow's and now he is back in the capital for around if they would have to wait to italia might the young. shift should be verse you need to be noted it is still a long time honestly europe is very developed at the county i mean community. is good. but. because some. of those adored is not good and the screen is that we don't do our own pr

he killed 23—year—old saskia jones and jack merritt, who was 25. royal family including the queen, have returned to official duties, just days after the death of the duke of edinburgh last friday. their return to work comes as preparations got under way for prince philip's funeral on saturday. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. the royal family have tonight opened their private photo albums in memory of the duke of edinburgh. here, the queen and the duke are pictured with their great—grandchildren, in 2018 at balmoral. the photo was taken by the duchess of cambridge. going back into the archive, father and son in 1966 at a polo match. they are precious family memories now being shared. today, princess anne visited the royal yacht squadron on the isle of wight where prince philip had once been the admiral. yes, he enjoyed coming down here. she spoke to many who'd met her father. the duke's granddaughter princess eugenie also paid her tribute today on social media. she shared photos, referring to him as her "dearest grandpa". she wrote, "

the inquest into the deaths of jack merritt and saskia jones at fishmongers hall in 2019, hears from another victim who describes how she was stabbed repeatedly by the terrorist, usman khan. and two large sections of cliff on dorset�*sjurassic coast have collapsed, including 300 metres of cliff east of seatown. mps have voted against a parliamentary inquiry into the lobbying activities of the former prime minister david cameron. calls to examine the relationship between civil servants, politicians, and private firms have intensified in the past week following revelations about mr cameron's efforts to influence ministers on behalf of finance firm greensill capital, which recently collapsed. the labour leader sir keir starmer called for the investigation. speaking in the commons this afternoon, he said the grensill scandal was just the tip of the iceberg — with, in his words, "dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs for their mates, this is the return of tory sleaze". but borisjohnson said the tories had been "consistently tough on lobbying". the prime minister said the government's "

behind the project says it's come up against a more covert form of pressure i discussed the story with saskia taylor. well never a quiet day for the north stream to pipeline with just a few dozen kilometers to go until the project is fully completed in recent days we've seen heightened activity around the primary building site that's just off the coast of denmark military and civilian vessels have been caught on camera as of helicopters and planes now a representative of nord stream too says that these belong to foreign governments who are no way involved in the project and therefore have absolutely no business being there for him that means that there's only one way that such maneuvers can be interpreted. these are clearly planned and prepared provocations with the use of vessels and worships as well as submarines and aircraft in order to obstruct the implementation of an economic project it is perhaps the 1st case of these kind in history. so clearly these vessels inching ever closer to those works are seen as hostile but we have to remember also what our health and safety hazard they pose

who described hearing screaming and coming down the grand staircase in fishmongers�* hall to find saskia. i said, "what�*s that supposed to be, a suicide belt?", john crilly told the inquest. he started shouting things like, "i�*m going to blow you all up." so i said, "blow it then." he said, "i�*m waiting for the police." then civil servant darryn frost, who wept as he remembered seeing the seriously injured victims. he had also joined the battle inside, using two tusks from narwals, long—toothed whales. when khan was forced out onto the street, he followed. darryn frost described running after khan onto london bridge, still carrying a narwal tusk. he said he saw khan�*s knives glinting in the sunlight and members of the public gathering like a shoal of bait fish being chased by a predator. then khan turned back towards him and he took the opportunity to strike at him with the tusk. the men brought khan to the ground where darryn frost pinned him down and then tried to persuade the armed police that arrived not to shoot. i said, "i�*ve got his hands, he can�*t kill anyone else. i won�*t

usman khan fatally stabbed jack merritt and saskia jones at a prison education programme event.rs older than him, but we can't name him for legal reasons, and he began his evidence by offering his condolences to the families ofjack evidence by offering his condolences to the families of jack merritt evidence by offering his condolences to the families ofjack merritt and saskia jones. he said the family were very sorry for what had happened. he was asked about usman khan's teenage years when he first became involved in extremism and he said he didn't know what his brother was getting up to. he said he kept himself to himself. but this answer was challenged by the lawyers of saskia jones and jack merritt�*s families, and thejury was saskia jones and jack merritt�*s families, and the jury was shown photographs of this khan handing out extremist literature and waving a blackjihadis flag in stoke where he grew up, and those photos appeared in the local newspaper. again, his brother said they had not known what he was up to and it wasn't until his arrest that they realised the extent

the inquest into the fatal stabbing of jack merritt and saskia jones at the fishmongers' hall attack of the emergency medical teams who responded. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has been following the inquest. there has been a lot of distressing evidence. what more has been heard today? evidence. what more has been heard toda ? , , ::, today? these were the first medical teams at the _ today? these were the first medical teams at the scene _ today? these were the first medical teams at the scene of _ today? these were the first medical teams at the scene of the _ teams at the scene of the fishmongers' hall attack in 2019, a scene that was described by one of them as generally messy and chaotic. 0ne them as generally messy and chaotic. one of those injured was jack merritt who was stabbed repeatedly, but the problem was for the teams that outside on the bridge was his attacker, usman khan, who had been shot by police but they couldn't tell for sure if he had a real or fake bomb best. that made the area what's called a warm zone, designated when there is a risk of an ongoin

, who described hearing screaming and coming down the grand staircase in fishmongers hall to find saskia to death. he then saw usman khan holding two knives, shouting "allahu akbar!", and threatening to kill everybody while wearing what turned out to be a fake bomb belt. then civil servant darryn frost, who wept as he remembered seeing the seriously injured victims. he had also joined the battle inside, using two tusks from narwals, long—toothed whales. when khan was forced out onto the street, he followed. darryn frost described running after khan onto london bridge, still carrying a narwal tusk. he said he saw khan's knives glinting in the sunlight and members of the public gathering like a shole of bait fish being chased by a predator. then khan turned back towards him and he took the opportunity to strike at him with the tusk. the men brought khan to the ground where darryn frost pinned him down and then tried to persuade the armed police that arrived not to shoot. but then khan told one of the armed police that he had a bomb, and the officers pulled darryn frost off and opened fire.

he had just murdered saskia jones and jack merritt.aining camp. during his eight years in prison, he'd been classified as category a, high risk, throughout. early on, there was intelligence that he wanted to die and go to paradise. he was involved in multiple attacks in prison, including one on a christian inmate who refused to convert. as he came up to his release, officers were informed he might have deliberately told lies about his rehabilitation. he was also observed mixing with michael adebolajo, the killer of lee rigby. but the prison service had to release usman khan and for a year, he lived quietly in stafford, only starting to buy things for his attack once he knew he was travelling by himself to london. the jury was shown minutes of meetings of the multi—agency, or mapa, panel that was supposed to be managing the risk that usman khan might still pose after his release from prison. the minutes note that khan was coming to london to the event here at fishmongers hall, but they record no discussion of the risk he might pose by t

but saskia jones had already been fatally stabbed. she was a volunteer at the charity.arabic. he put his finger to his lips as if to say, don't scream. usman khan was forced out of the building by a group of men. they fought him on london bridge with improvised weapons before and police arrived and shot him dead. khan had left prison a year before, having served a sentence for planning a terrorist training camp. he was invited to the event at fishmongers hall, and he told people there that learning together had helped him. a research assistant, simon larmour, told the inquest that khan was neurotic yet positive but that he had to google the former terrorist to find out what he had been convicted of and then khan called that morning to say his train had been cancelled, it was another assistant who stepped in to sort things out, jack merit. police officers told to —— police officer told the jury how they are thought is like using cpr and a defibrillator, but within minutes it was clear nothing could be done. tom symonds, bbc news, at the fishmongers hall inquest. northern

jack merrit, who was 25, and 23—year— old saskia jones were attacked by khan at an educational eventnear redditch. officers from the national crime agency and warwickshire police discovered what they believe to be a large scale operation to produce the illegal drug. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. the end of a long investigation in rural warwickshire. two people arrested here among five detained today in raids by the national crime agency, backed by police, fire brigade and a chemicals expert. in an outhouse, this is what they discovered. a drugs lab, like something out of the drama breaking bad. police claim it's capable of producing amphetamine worth £10 million on the street every month. when the door was opened, vapour drifted out. the type of equipment and chemicals used aren't easy to obtain. to use them safely and obtain the end product is very complex. it takes someone who knows exactly what they are doing. laboratories that have been encountered overseas, they tend to be operated by someone who's a trained scientist. this investigation and many others sta

comments about their opponents roma the remarks came moments after united qualified for the semi's and saskiawas asked about playing the italian side next the norwegian said he didn't know roma and i hadn't seen them play. i was. just relieved that we gone through and of course i've watched them but i haven't analyzed and hadn't seen them in depth to give him enough respect probably within an analysis i could have said which i truly mean you know it's a fantastic club with a great history. in the other semifinal also face former manager and i am marie who is now in charge of spanish side villareal the gunners current boss ted turner has heaped plenty of praise on his countryman despite emery being sacked after just 18 months in the job well it didn't work for him. he did a lot of good things and the club you know he had he had here if you reach the european final he would it seem to be doing with the champions league and. and that's it and the club this year decided to take a different route but. i think either of those things as well he's even rugby is on the verge of selling a 12 and a half

the inquest into the fatal stabbing of jack merritt and saskia jones at the fishmongers hall attack inffairs correspondent tom symonds has been following the inquest. these were the first medical teams at the scene of the fishmongers hall attack in 2019, a scene that was described by one of them as "generally messy and chaotic". one of those who had been injured was jack merritt — he had been stabbed repeatedly. but the problem was, for the teams there, that outside on the bridge was his attacker, usman khan, who had been shot by police, but police couldn't be sure if he had a real or a fake bomb vest or bomb belt. now, that made the area what is called a warm zone, designated by police when there is a risk of an ongoing terrorist attack. and so jack had to be moved by the medical teams to a place of safety, up the road, near a tube station. they did that, they attempted to treat him, he received open chest surgery in an attempt to save him. but, sadly, he had bled to death. the inquest is considering all of this because the helicopter emergency medical service, or hems, a team which a

jack merritt and saskia jones were both killed by convicted terrorist usman khan during a prisoner rehabilitationh in life but had changed his ways. in the us — there has been a second night of violence on the streets of minneapolis. riot police faced crowds of protesters angered by the fatal shooting of a black man on sunday. twenty year old daunte wright died after he was shot during a police stop. the local police department says the officer who fired the shot mistook her gun for a taser. the shooting came as the high—profile george floyd murder trial continues just a few miles away. from minneapolis — nick byrant sent this report and a warning that it contains some distressing images. it's a uniquely american story we have told many times before. yet another police station besieged by yet another protest after yet another shooting of an unarmed african—american. there was fury on the streets of brooklyn centre last night. america's latest racial flashpointjust ten miles away from where the trial is taking place of the white police officer accused of murdering george floyd. hands up, don't sho

we also heard from a retired judge john samuels who saw saskia jones, 23—year—old saskia jones who hadn images of 25—year—old jack merritt, who died that day. in those photographs we saw a smiling and very happy man. photographs we saw a smiling and very happy man-— photographs we saw a smiling and ve ha-- man. . , . very happy man. thank you very much for that update. _ hundreds of hindu devotees, including nine saints, have tested positive for covid—19 in india's haridwar city, where huge crowds have gathered to participate in the kumbh mela festival. more than three million people bathed in the ganges river yesterday to mark one of the most auspicious days of the festival. hindus believe the ganges is holy, and taking a dip in the water will cleanse them of their sins. india reported more than 184,000 new cases of covid yesterday — its highest daily spike yet. many have criticised the government for allowing the festival to go ahead amid a raging pandemic. the japanese company which owns the cargo ship which blocked the suez canal says it is negotiating with egyptian authorities, af

but saskia jones had already been fatally stabbed. she was a volunteer at the charity.n khan was forced out of the building by a group of men. they fought him on london bridge with improvised weapons before and police arrived and shot him dead. before armed police arrived and shot him dead. khan had left prison a year before, having served a sentence for planning a terrorist training camp. he was invited to the event at fishmonger�*s hall, and he told people there that learning together had helped him. a research assistant, simon larmour, told the inquest that khan was neurotic yet positive but that he had to google the former terrorist to find out what he had been convicted of and then been convicted of and qhen terrorist to find out what he had been convicted of and when khan called that morning to say his train had been cancelled, it was another assistant who stepped in to sort things out, jack merrit. police officers told to, police officer told the jury how but within minutes it was clear nothing could be done. tom symonds, bbc news, at the fishmonger�*s hall inque

an inquest into the deaths of jack merrit and saskia jones at fishmongers' hall in london has been toldhe two graduates at an educational event in november 2019. our correspondent zoe conway is following the story and joins us now. zoe, just bring us up—to—date with what happened today. the zoe, just bring us up-to-date with what happened today.— what happened today. the inquest heard evidence _ what happened today. the inquest heard evidence from _ what happened today. the inquest heard evidence from detective - what happened today. the inquest i heard evidence from detective chief inspector dan brown, who is leading an investigation into the attack for the metropolitan police, and he's been looking into background of usman khan and in particular usman khan's time in prison. usman khan was a convicted terrorist who spent eight years inside and what the jury was told was that throughout his time in prison, he was a category a high risk prisoner. to put that into context, there are fewer than 100 prisoners at that categorisation that are considered to be that dangerous. thejury that are