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scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to — scotland yard this afternoon. scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to be serious _ scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to be serious questions for the government as to how this even happened, how mr khalife was able to escape from prison. big happened, how mr khalife was able to escape from prison.— escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. _ escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we _ escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we believe - escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we believe he i to how he escaped. we believe he managed to get under a food delivery truck on wednesday when it arrived into the prison. he is then believed to have strapped himself underneath the van, evading detection, and manages to get out of the prison. questions are already being raised as to how this was possible. now, it is believed he had about an hour head start of the police and the prison itself before the alarm was raised that he had absconded, escape

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just to bring you up to speed, i've been speaking to a contact at scotland yard.there were sightings of daniel khalife in the chiswick area, and effectively they were able to flood the area with officers, and get as much information as possible. 0nce officers, and get as much information as possible. once you got a sighting, you then have an opportunity to pick out cctv and traffic cameras across the capital. i suspect our combination of these factors rapidly focused their resources on a tighter and tighter area. we were aware of activity, police activity in the area of chiswick gardens, and national trust site. we don't know for sure that is where the arrest took place, but we know he is in custody. i am told, in relation to custody, he is currently with the police, so he has not been taken back to wandsworth prison, or to be frank, a more secure establishment, a category a establishment, a category a establishment, phil marsh. what will happen next isn't quite clear. a key element of the counterterrorism office in this case now is notjust that they have a man th

this morning, police closed in on him as more and more intelligence came into scotland yard.home and gardens on the edge of west london became the focus after reports that he'd been in the area in the middle of the night. a citywide investigation getting closer and closer, and then just before 11am, they got their man. a plainclothes officer tracking the 21—year—old saw him on a bike and pulled him to the ground. from the moment it was reported to the police, we've had a very substantial amount of resources on this investigation. it's been 75 hours since the moment of his escape to the time of his capture, and a huge effort has gone into that. i'm grateful to the public, officers and staff and the media for their help. on wednesday morning, khalife, who had been working in wandsworth prison�*s kitchen, escaped underneath a food delivery van. police say he was first seen near a major roundaboutjust a mile from the jail minutes after the escape. 0vernight, he was spotted in chiswick in west london wearing dark clothing. khalife was finally arrested 12 miles away on a canal path

he's our home insecurity editor outside wide news, scotland yard. recap for you. yard.ere is a suspected terrorist on the loose at the moment. escaped from wandsworth prison. he is on remand at the moment awaiting trial. he denies the charges. okay. but daniel abu khalif, 21, is believed to have made a getaway this morning is last seen wearing a white t shirt. red and white chequered trousers, brown steel , toe cap trousers, brown steel, toe cap boots as well he described as being around six foot two inches tall of slim build with short brown hair. he is currently on the run and there is a massive manhunt underway . very shortly manhunt underway. very shortly i will be talking to a police officer, a former police officer, a former police officer, about what we can expect from this manhunt. right now, more on this information as we get it. but yeah, a serving member of the british army who's on remand facing trial for terror secrets act, terror and official secrets act, offences is on run. patrick offences is on the run. patrick christys gb news, britain's >> britain's n

counterterrorism detectives here at scotland yard are keen to stress that they do not believe daniellar threat to the public. the charges he faced did not relate to something like a knife or bomb attack but they are advising people that if they see him, that should not approach him, rather they should not approach him, rather they should dial 999. nonetheless, the public were affected by the all ports and airports alert which lead to extra checks. this, in turn can lead to huge queues building up at airports including stansted, airports including sta nsted, gatwick, airports including stansted, gatwick, heathrow, manchesterand gatwick, heathrow, manchester and glasgow. gatwick, heathrow, manchesterand glasgow. once with was at the centre of one of the most famous prison break up when the great train robber ronnie biggs scaled the wall with a rope ladder in 1965 and started a new life in rio dejaneiro.199li saw new life in rio dejaneiro. 1994 saw the last new life in rio dejaneiro.1994 saw the last escape by inmates linked to terrorism when ira members broke out of whitemoor prison. t

our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is outside scotland yard. at heathrow and chris mason joins us from westminster. daniel, what happened?— joins us from westminster. daniel, what happened? daniel khalife was bein: held what happened? daniel khalife was being held at _ what happened? daniel khalife was being held at hmp _ what happened? daniel khalife was being held at hmp wandsworth - what happened? daniel khalife wasi being held at hmp wandsworth and what happened? daniel khalife was - being held at hmp wandsworth and had been there for a few months after having been charged injanuary with terrorism offences and also offences against the official secrets act. he is alleged to be working for a hostile state. he was working in the kitchen at hmp wandsworth this morning wearing the uniform of a cook this morning in red and white checked trousers and white t—shirt. what people think happened is that he simply clung onto the bottom of a food delivery van and was driven out of hmp wandsworth. that seems to have been the way he made his escape. obvi

our home affairs correspondentjoins me from new scotland yard. any danger he poses to the public?— poses to the public? please are fairly clear _ poses to the public? please are fairly clear they _ poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think _ poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think he - poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think he is - poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think he is a . poses to the public? please are | fairly clear they think he is a low risk to the public. the kind of offences he was accused of are not necessarily associated with imminent violence. he was associated with trying to get information on fellow soldiers at the barracks where he was working. some suggestion he might have been assisting a hostile state. that was part of the allegations he was facing in this trial. but what is completely concerning is the means of his escape. it looks as if he escaped from wandsworth prison by essentially clinging on to, perhaps being strapped onto the underside of a delivery van

while gb news national reporter theo chikomba is at scotland yard for us now . od afternoon to you, theo . this is to you, theo. this is significant, isn't it . significant, isn't it. >> it is indeed. well scotland's yard's firearm command is up against some challenges at the moment, particularly as a large number as you've just referred to, of firearms officers have handedin to, of firearms officers have handed in their tickets essentially a licence for them , essentially a licence for them, allowing them to use firearms arms during their duties. there are several thousand of them and of course, they can be called to various situations depending on when they are needed. the home secretary, though, suella braverman , has launched a review braverman, has launched a review into to armed officers and of course this situation has been also accepted by the met's police commissioner , owner sir police commissioner, owner sir mark rowley as well, welcoming this review . but what it means this review. but what it means though, there are questions about what this will mea

down. -- pleasure too in a scotland yard. �* ~ ., ., ., . yard. and the metropolitan police were not told by wandsworth i yard. and the metropolitan police l were not told by wandsworth prison that they have had an escape for an hour? . .. that they have had an escape for an hour? , ~ ., that they have had an escape for an hour? w ., , that they have had an escape for an hour? , ~ ., , ,., hour? this kind of escape where you have a prisoner— hour? this kind of escape where you have a prisoner or _ hour? this kind of escape where you have a prisoner or a _ hour? this kind of escape where you have a prisoner or a suspected i have a prisoner or a suspected terrorist who has escaped from prison, there is an issue of public confidence. people have to be confident that once somebody has been arrested and facing charges, that they no longer pose a threat. you can imagine that they will have been enormous resource thrown at trying to identify where he was and arrest him. he was arrested just before iiam arrest him. he was arrested just before ”am th

mark easton, bbc news, scotland yard. the time is 1.15. our top story this afternoon.lled for a 28—day time limit for holding detainees. and still to come — the 11ft python that paid one unsuspecting homeowner in hampshire a visit. coming up on bbc news... after their dramatic win over france got them into the last eight, britain's davis cup future doesn't get any easier — they've been drawn against serbia and novak djokovic for november's this is the beautiful lough neagh, west of belfast. campaigners believe it is being destroyed by pollution. lough neagh is the largest freshwater lake in the uk. it's about 20 miles long and nine miles wide, it supplies half of belfast�*s drinking water and 40% of northern ireland's and it holds enough water to fill seven million swimming pools. but now campaigners say it's covered in blue—green sludge caused by bacteria. beauty spots have become deserted, fish stocks have declined and some businesses are being badly affected. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has been out on the water. this colossal lake is facing a calamitous pr

mark, please bnng scotland yard. mark, please bring us up to date with this manhunt. on earth is going on? >> well, it is a nationwide manhunt at the moment. we are told that there is extra security at ports and airports right around the country. and very long queues at those ports and airports because understandably, they're checking everyone that might fit the description of this young man to ensure that he doesn't leave the country . see, a lot of the country. see, a lot of the search activity is being concentrated around london for the time being. he has connections to kingston in south—west london, not that far really from , um, hmp wandsworth really from, um, hmp wandsworth in south—west london, where he escaped from just before eight this morning. and it was an audacious escape there is no doubt about it, clinging to the underside of a food delivery van as it left that prison. i spoke as it left that prison. i spoke a little earlier to dominic murphy , who is the commander in murphy, who is the commander in charge of counter—terrorism policing here at scotland

mark, please bnng scotland yard. mark, please bring us up to date with this manhunt.n earth is going on? >> well, it is a nationwide manhunt at the moment. we are told that there is extra security at ports and airports right around the country. and very long queues at those ports and airports because understandably, they're checking everyone that might fit the description of this young man to ensure that he doesn't leave the country . see, a lot of the country. see, a lot of the search activity is being concentrated around london for the time being. he has connections to kingston in south—west london, not that far really from , um, hmp wandsworth really from, um, hmp wandsworth in south—west london, where he escaped from just before eight this morning. and it was an audacious escape there is no doubt about it, clinging to the underside of a food delivery van as it left that prison. i spoke as it left that prison. i spoke a little earlier to dominic murphy , who is the commander in murphy, who is the commander in charge of counter—terrorism policing here at scotland ya

on saturday, the family of chris kaba will hold a protest outside new scotland yard to demand answersonstable of the police service of northern ireland, simon byrne, has resigned. he had been facing calls to quit after a series of controversies in recent weeks, including a data breach which resulted in the details of thousands of stopping leaked online and a court ruling that two officers had been unlawfully disciplined. chris page reports. after weeks of pressure, the police chief gave in. simon byrne had been questioned several times by the board which held him to account. but the sign he resigned came when he didn't arrive at the latest emergency meeting. the search is beginning for somebody new to take on one of the toughest jobs in policing. i think police forces all over the uk and ireland have challenges. we have more than an awful lot of other services in terms of border, where we have resources, where we have financial packages, security issues, all of those areas. so it's not going to be easy for anybody, but there are people out there who are dedicated to policing. officers

live now to our correspondent jon donnison, who�*s outside new scotland yard in central london.appening there?

scotland yard will main town.in london because of a shortage of counter—terrorism police. sir mark rowley says there are significantly less officers available after dozens stood down from firearms duty. it was a result of a colleague being charged with the murder of chris kaba and he says many remain extremely anxious about their legal protection. well downing street insists londoners are safe, but the met commissioner admits they can only provide a credible level of cover . credible level of cover. >> over the weekend, it had a sort of a very significant effect on our capability . effect on our capability. >> we're we're now in a position where our the numbers are strengthening . strengthening. >> we can provide credible firearms cover for london. >> but i must be honest, it still significantly less than normal , still significantly less than normal, which will create some difficult choices . difficult choices. >> water companies will have to return £114 million to customers after falling short of standards . the

counterterrorism detectives here at scotland yard are keen to stress that they do not believe danielo the public. the charges he faced did not relate to something like a knife or bomb attack but they are advising people that if they see him, that should not approach him, rather they should dial 999. nonetheless, the public were affected by the all ports and airports alert which lead to extra checks. this, in turn can lead to huge queues building up at airports including stansted, gatwick, heathrow, manchester and glasgow. wansworth was at the centre of one of the most famous prison break up when the great train robber ronnie biggs scaled the wall with a rope ladder in 1965 and started a new life in rio de janeiro. 1994 saw the last escape by inmates linked to terrorism when ira members broke out of whitemoor prison. the red and white checked trousers and white shirt that khalife was wearing when he staged the embarrassing escape were one of the cooked's uniforms at the prison. he must have been very distinctive when he first broke out before he managed to change clothes. and to anoth

our national reporter theo chikomba is at scotland yard for us. >> we'll have the latest from scotlandis in investigating a report of a sexual assault which took place in 2003. and the latest on russell brand's youtube channel, which has losed which has lost its ability to make money. labour was keir starmer is about to meet the french president in paris. >> the government says his brexit plans would take the uk back to the past. our political editor chris hope is there for us. christopher, good morning. >> first time here in paris, sir keir starmer, labour leader, meets with emmanuel macron, the french president. he arrived last night david lammy, the last night with david lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, and rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor . chancellor. >> but how is that meeting really going down in downing street ? our deputy political street? our deputy political editor will bring us the latest from westminster tom harwood in london as pressure mounts on the prime minister to stick to his pledges on britain's borders and the hidden impact of the rising cost of living. >>

the prison governor contacted scotland yard to alert them of a missing prisoner.he metropolitan police's so15 counter—terror command was also alerted . at 8:30 am, the alerted. at 8:30 am, the bidfood lorry driver was contacted by his boss and told to return to wandsworth prison immediately . at 8:37 am. the immediately. at 8:37 am. the lorry was pulled over by the police with sniffer dogs on upper richmond road in south—west london. there was no sign of daniel kalief, only the straps he used to cling on to the lorry . at this point an the lorry. at this point an urgent alert was put out by the police to all ports and airports, fearing that kalief would flee the country. extra passport checks then started to cause delays at some airports and traffic began to back up at the channel. ports held copters joined the search for khalifa . joined the search for khalifa. more than 150 police officers and staff drafted to assist with the manhunt . and staff drafted to assist with the manhunt. eight and staff drafted to assist with the manhunt . eight detectives the manhunt.

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say they're scotland yard.rms to demonetise them. >> i'll have all the details. >> i'll have all the details. >> armed police officers continue to stand down from their duties in protest over a colleague being charged with murder. the policing minister told breakfast that a government review will make sure armed officers are better protected, protected legally , all within protected legally, all within reason. we will make sure through this review that the police are able to do their job police are able to do theirjob protecting the public, looking after each and every one of us, without doubt being at risk of unreasonable legal jeopardy . unreasonable legal jeopardy. >> and you've been sending us your views on the row over hs2 . your views on the row over hs2. senior conservatives warning against axing the project despite its spiralling costs and thank you very much indeed for getting in touch as usual. you can do that by by emailing gb views at gbnews.com or you can tweet us at gb news and we were just eating

according to scotland yard , just according to scotland yard, just before 11:00 this morning . before00 this morning. >> mark white, thank you for joining us on this dramatic day. we can now go to bev turner gb news presenter , of course, who news presenter, of course, who lives in the area, was on the show earlier on, an eyewitness in the area . dramatic, dramatic in the area. dramatic, dramatic moments. you're out for your morning you stumbled morning run and you stumbled into a police dragnet . tell us into a police dragnet. tell us what you saw and tell us what the latest is on the ground there . there. >> yeah, apologies for the fact that i'm still in my running kit. martin as you say, it has been a very fast moving here this morning. we've been kept awake for two nights by police helicopters overhead. there's been quite clear police been quite a clear police presence . teddington twickenham, presence. teddington twickenham, the area in which daniel grew up is a couple of 3 or 4 miles down the road here from chiswick, maybe a little more. and obviously wandsworth prison again, a

what about scotland yard, said relatively skripals. after all these years, something should have been said, how many years have already passed. but he didn’t say anything. it happens. yes, it happens to them regularly, because it also happened with litvinenko, and it also happened with this whole story called the poisoning of navalny. this happens to them regularly. this is their style, each of these theatrical deliveries. it was needed only to put pressure on our country in order to once again explain why russian diplomats need to be expelled. why do you need to give up? fulfillment of bilateral agreements or multilateral obligations in order to convince their audience, for example, not to take part in some russian forum, not to invest in russia. relatively speaking, to refuse full-scale interaction with our country. or, for example, not fulfilling what was promised to the visa industry. every time the performance was played out, there was no evidence of our country. no. this simply cannot be. i am now talking about those publications

scotland yard buckingham palace.ers at the residence responded to a person climbing the wall and entering the royal mews early this morning following a search. the 25 year old was detained outside the stables. he's been arrested on suspicion of trespass on a protected site and has been taken into custody. police say at no point did the man enter buckingham palace . and if you're buckingham palace. and if you're planning a last minute summer holiday, you might want to consider booking a hotel . now, consider booking a hotel. now, a new study suggests that contrary to popular belief, hotels are often cheaper than a typical airbnb rental. the consumer group , which compared the prices group, which compared the prices of thousands of hotel rooms with 300,001 bed rentals on various popular accommodation websites . popular accommodation websites. it found that the cost of a one night stay in a hotel was on average just over £100, compared to £120 on sites such as airbnb or vrbo . this is gb news across or vrbo. this is gb

scotland yard buckingham palace.cotland yard saying that officers respond after a person climbed the wall earlier this morning. a 25 year old was detained outside of the stables. he's been arrested on suspicion of trespassing on a protected site and taken into custody. police say at no point did the man enter buckingham palace. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . now let's get straight back to. neil she she is dead. >> the girl who wanted to live in defiance of a rare genetic condition, the girl who fought in the end to live in defiance of nhs doctors and a judge who declared and ruled that she should just lie down and die is gone now. we were not and are not allowed to know her name. her grieving family are still barred by the court that condemned their daughter to death from naming her in public. we have been allowed to know her only as street, which is coincidentally shor

scotland yard buckingham palace.cotland yard saying that officers respond after a person climbed the wall earlier this morning. a 25 year old was detained outside of the stables. he's been arrested on suspicion of trespassing on a protected site and taken into custody. police say at no point did the man enter buckingham palace. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . now let's get straight back to. neil she she is dead. >> the girl who wanted to live in defiance of a rare genetic condition, the girl who fought in the end to live in defiance of nhs doctors and a judge who declared and ruled that she should just lie down and die is gone now. we were not and are not allowed to know her name. her grieving family are still barred by the court that condemned their daughter to death from naming her in public. we have been allowed to know her only as street, which is coincidentally shor

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er their firearms in a dramatic proterbut is scotland yard chief their firearms in a dramatic pro markt is scotland yard chief their firearms in a dramatic pro mark rowley land yard chief sir mark rowley right to demand increased legal protections for officers police? officers to let police? police? that's subject an that's the subject of an important next. my important digest next. then my superstar important digest next. then my superst�*i'm by carole tonight i'm joined by carole malone, nigel nelson and belinda de as the platform de lucy. plus as the platform rumble, which is airing, russell de lucy. plus as the platform rumble,videos, s airing, russell de lucy. plus as the platform rumble,videos, maying, russell de lucy. plus as the platform rumble,videos, maying,forcedll brand's videos, may be forced offline under the online safety bill is sister an act actually damaging in uk? damaging free speech in the uk? matt young matt le tissier, toby young and amy battle it out in the amy anzel battle it out in the clash. remoaners clash. also on the way remoaners reunite flimsy. clas

our reporter vincent mcaviney is at new scotland yard. good morning. what more can you tell us? now supporting her and that comes after the revelations at the weekend, and the revelations at the weekend, and the met saying that anyone who has any allegations at any period similar to those in the programme should come forward and i have to say once again that russell brand denies all the allegations that have been made, but the met have said they are also in contact with the sunday times, the times and the channel 4 dispatches team, to make sure the women featured in it know they can come forward and speak to them at any point. this is a serious development in all of this. they will likely now be an investigation by the metropolitan police and they will likely want to speak to russell brand himself. he was meant to be at a theatre tonight in windsor as part of the tour he is currently on but yesterday we also got the news that his theatre dates have all been postponed with people being offered their tickets back. there are questions about the social media platforms that are still

let's go live to scotland yard, greg mckenzie is there for us.nteresting to hearfrom him in the process that led to the arrest of daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public now. daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public now. qbfiaiuteiiy. daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider ublic now. ~ , wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the various - wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the various other| for the police and the various other agencies that were involved in this huge manhunt. 0nly wednesday and all points bulletin went out to all of the ports in the uk. heathrow airport, gatwi

this is very different to scotland yard saying they are launching an investigation.id these investigations to say can you let your contributors knew that this is how they would approach us if they want to. we will have to wait and see if those people do.— see if those people do. russell brand performed _ see if those people do. russell brand performed at _ see if those people do. russell brand performed at wembley l see if those people do. russell. brand performed at wembley park theatre on saturday after the allegations were made. he is due to continue his tour. is it thought that that would happen or are some of these venues considering pulling out? . �* , of these venues considering pulling out? . �*, ., ., ., out? that's right. tomorrow night in windsor, out? that's right. tomorrow night in windsor. the — out? that's right. tomorrow night in windsor, the theatre _ out? that's right. tomorrow night in windsor, the theatre royal, - out? that's right. tomorrow night in windsor, the theatre royal, russellj windsor, the theatre royal, russell brand is supposed to be c

the venues that emerged in the last 24 hours is from here at new scotland yard.uarters of the metropolitan police in london. they have not named russell brand but they have said a woman has come forward to make an allegation of sexual assault in 2003 in soho in central london, before the period 2006—2013 of the revelations at the weekend, but it comes after the met police put out a call of anyone with similar allegations to come forward. she is now being supported by specialist officers, russell brand denies the allegations, he was meant to be performing in a theatre in windsor but that date and the rest of his current tour have been postponed. he is likely to face an investigation from the metropolitan police, who will want to speak to him. the number of schools in england suffering from crumbling concrete as increased. the government said it would update its list every two weeks. let's cross live to a senior economist at the new economics foundation. i'm interested to get your take on the figures we have had today. your take on the figures we have had toda . ,

live now to new scotland yard, and our correspondent helena wilkinson.ucially, detectives now have something concrete potentially to work from. so they have released this information that a member of the public has contacted them, as we've been reporting, to say that they saw a man fitting daniel khalife's description walking away from a food van — the same van that daniel khalife used to strap himself to the underside when he escaped from wandsworth prison. so a sighting by a member of the public — and what detectives will be doing very quickly, this sighting was around the wandsworth round about, they also say that shortly after that, the man who is a member of the public thinks was daniel khalife, was then seen walking towards wandsworth town centre. so what detectives will be doing now clearly is focusing a lot of their efforts on that area, they will no doubt be doing door—to—door inquiries, so they'll be trying to gather as much information as they can. because if you like, they can almost start at that point and work from there to try and work out

scotland yard wouldn't confirm it.r and the announcement of a murder charge of an unarmed officer triggered the protest. the association for armed forces is worried that its members on supported. i worried that its members on summed-— worried that its members on supported. worried that its members on su orted. �* , ., , supported. i can't understand why that can't be _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person who - supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person who says i that can't be a person who says you're innocent until proven guilty. we will support your family and let justice prevail and take its course, and at least show some support to these officers. they will back off straightaway at the moment. unless we shoot a terrorist and then everyone is happy. the we shoot a terrorist and then eve one is ha-- . , ., ., everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting _ everyone

live now to our reporter greg mckenzie at new scotland yard.s shot once in the head on the 5th of september of last year. the car he was driving had been flagged on a police a npr camera, automatic number plate recognition camera, having been linked to a previously incident. the car did not belong to chris and he later died in hospital from belong to chris and he later died in hospitalfrom a single belong to chris and he later died in hospital from a single gunshot winter. today's decision by the crown prosecution service to authorise a charge of murder of the family have said that they welcome today's decision which they say could not have come to sin. they go on to say that chris was so very loved by our family and all his friends, he had a bright future ahead of him but his life was cut short. in terms of today's decision by the crown prosecution service, the independent police complaints commission who launched a homicide investigation seven months ago, they then passed their evidence on to the crown prosecution service who have today annou

scotland yard wouldn't confirm it.ing of chris kaba last september and the announcement of a murder charge of an unarmed officer triggered the protest. the association for armed forces is worried that its members aren't supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person who says you're innocent until proven guilty. we will support your family and let justice prevail and take its course, and at least show some support to these officers. they will back off straightaway at the moment. unless we shoot a terrorist and then everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting in north london to prevent an escape from a prison van began in 2015 but was only resolved last year. a major concern is the length of time officers are under suspicion. they train very hard to do a good job, and they are concerned that, to be honest, it is not really worth it any more, the risk to them and their liberty and families is just too great. more than 100 of the most highly trained counterterrorism officers have given up their weapons

such was the concern that scotland yard asked the government to review the way police shootings are investigatedted. when they are usina are investigated. when they are using these _ are investigated. when they are using these lethal _ are investigated. when they are using these lethal powers - are investigated. when they are using these lethal powers it - are investigated. when they are using these lethal powers it is l using these lethal powers it is important they do so with confidence and with legal clarity. that is why the home secretary has asked the department to review the guidance that we have that governs all of this, to ensure it commands the confidence of police officers and the wider public.— the wider public. but an inquiry into the culture _ the wider public. but an inquiry into the culture of _ the wider public. but an inquiry into the culture of the - the wider public. but an inquiry into the culture of the met - the wider public. but an inquiry i into the culture of the met carried out by baroness casey raised concerns about attitudes in the types of police teams which carry we

the quote we know officially is from the metropolitan police, scotland yard issued the statement confirming that they had arrested a man in his twenties, along with a 2nd man in his thirty's and set for the rest. one in edinburgh. when an ox would show up in march, but the details that we're getting is coming from reporting from the sunday times which was published earlier on sunday saying that this man in his late twenties is a problem entry research that he had. what inside the house of commons had a, a parliamentary pause and had links to senior and the senior members of the governing conservative party, including the security minister to him to get hot on the head of the foreign affairs, select committee, alicia cons. now he said to be a british national, someone who had lived and worked inside china earlier in his career and that he had been working on international policy on policy regarding china as well. another source quoted in the article suggested that he'd been critical of and piece seem to have too harsh lines on china that i've been calling for new ones already. it's fall from

scotland yard says a sighting of a man matching his description near a roundabout in wandsworth "couldrts. the delivery lorry daniel khalife used to make his escape, strapping himself to the bottom of it. but by the time this footage was captured, he'd long gone. police now believe he got off the lorry here, just minutes from wandsworth prison, at this roundabout. he then walked toward the town centre, according to a witness who's come forward. despite police calling this a significant moment in their investigation, they still don't know where daniel khalife s the officer leading the hunt has made this appeal to him. leading the hunt has made this appealto him. i leading the hunt has made this appealto him-— appealto him. i would say to daniel khalife _ appealto him. i would say to daniel khalife we _ appealto him. i would say to daniel khalife we are - appealto him. i would say to daniel khalife we are going l daniel khalife we are going to find you. it's really important that you give yourself up to the police. you either call us or you go into the nearest police station and hand you

such was the concern that scotland yard asked the government to review the way police shootings are investigatedg these lethal powers it is important they do so with confidence and with legal clarity. that is why the home secretary has asked the department to review the guidance that we have that governs all of this, to ensure it commands the confidence of police officers and the wider public. but an inquiry into the culture of the met carried out by baroness casey raised concerns about attitudes in the types of police teams which carry weapons. she singled out armed officers and the elite squads of m0—19, as they are called as having an attitude that they were somehow above the law and they should be given special dispensation. this should be part of the task of the met police to tackle that. as the police officer who shot chris kaba in the street awaits trial, firearms officers will wait for the view into the legal process they might face should they pull the trigger. for some, their consent to bear arms is in the balance. tom symonds, bbc news. i'm joined now by dal babu a former chief superi

sentinel along the embankment as they took the last steps on an 85 mile trek from east sussex to scotland yarda story about matt. i think his legacy is enduring those stories or enduring, whether it's his time as a police officer, whether it's his coaching through rugby. everybody matt came in contact with has one of those stories to remember. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. the bbc has obtained a copy of russia's position paper, circulated to un members, promising what it called "adequate solutions for human rights issues." russia is seeking to re—join the united nations human rights council, in an election that will be seen as a key test of its international standing. russia was suspended from the council after its invasion of ukraine. the bbc has obtained a copy of russia's position paper — circulated to un members — promising what it called "adequate solutions for human rights issues". our diplomatic correspondent james landale has more on this. it does not have to do that, there is no need for it to make an application. it russ

hundred calls from people offering information. 0ur reporter vincent mcaviney sent this update from scotland yardtion daniel khalife at a police station in west london. now, that four—day manhunt involved hundreds of officers and helicopters up searching parts of west london, like richmond park and chiswick. they received hundreds of tip—offs from the public as to where he was. but in the end, it was actually a plainclothes police officer in northolt, in north—west london, who spotted khalife on a bicycle going along a towpath on a canal. now, he was wearing different clothes, he had a bag with food and he had a sleeping bag nearby as well. now, that plainclothes officer pushed him off the bike and detained him. he says he didn't put up any kind of fight and went willingly in the end. this is what the head of the met�*s counter terrorism police had to say about it all. one of the officers engaged in our operation to locate daniel, a plainclothes officer, saw him on the canal towpath, on a pedal cycle, a push bike, and was able to pull him off that push—bike and arrest him. we've been really focus

this morning, police closed in on him as more and more intelligence came into scotland yard. narrowing down. helicopters overhead, dogs on the ground, search teams aided by secret m15 techniques, and then, the breakthrough. one of those officers following a lead ended up here, and saw daniel khalife on a bicycle and pulled him to the ground. from the moment it was reported to the police, we have had a very substantial amount of resource on this investigation. it has been 75 hours from the moment of his escape to the time of his capture, and a huge effort has gone into that. i'm grateful to the public, officers and staff and the media for their help. on wednesday morning, khalife, who had been working in wandsworth prison's kitchen, escaped underneath a food delivery lorry. police say he was first seen near a major roundaboutjust a mile from the jail. from there, he moved west, with police chasing leads north of the thames into chiswick this morning. khalife was finally arrested 12 miles away on a canal path in northolt. khalife will be settling back into a cell and heading ba

scotland yard trying to prove it is doing what it takes to root out corrupt and incompetent officers.ard and more than six months since his colleague david carrick was given 36 life sentences for a series of rapes.— for a series of rapes. at the heart ofthe for a series of rapes. at the heart of the plan _ for a series of rapes. at the heart of the plan is _ for a series of rapes. at the heart of the plan is renewing _ for a series of rapes. at the heart of the plan is renewing our- for a series of rapes. at the heart i of the plan is renewing our contract with the _ of the plan is renewing our contract with the public. we police by consent— with the public. we police by consent in this country. we know we have so _ consent in this country. we know we have so much— consent in this country. we know we have so much to do to rebuild that trust _ have so much to do to rebuild that trust and — have so much to do to rebuild that trust and rebuild that connection. 100 officers have been sacked in the past year, up 66% on the normal rate, and 275 are still due to face gross misconduct hearing

one said the next date we need like a scotland yard to solve these crimes. they actually did it was that a raresuggestion that bore frui. [laughter] i want to say four years before the fbi became a crime lab. which is the aspect we do not know. you're a fairly literate audience i imagine because you are here. but the chicago fire what is the one thing everybody knows? there was a cow. the o'leary's had five cows. it is a facet of the thing if look at as a cultural aspect the cow kicking over the lantern is just a piece of insight. it is sort of like racists and at the time the irish were black.k. [inaudible] >> it allows you that yes is exactly that. it is to be permeated, a hundred years later you're still are paying the cow story it's always fascinating and will not stop. >> it sad and relevant. i think this is important. a lot of times history changes, who are the people who were involved? when i was a kid the story was the people on the ship. we are discovering the place for the first time there's no one here but the savages should push them aside. sudde