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flowers left at the sheffield united ground. he was a keen fan. to read the messages.ng strength in being together. helped a lot because, like, we can all speak as a group, and when you're by yourself, that's _ when it hits you. when we're together, we just have a laugh and stuff. it's just horrible. and mark, the parents of harvey willgoose. some breaking news. the 15—year—old boy, who cannot be named possession of a bladed article and affray. a trial date was set for 30thjune. transgender athletes from female sports fierce criticism of the democrats�* handling election campaign. transgender athletes are among the half a million competing. jared hill from our us partner cbs gave us this update. so, this is an executive order, as you were mentioning you know, sex and gender and the ways in which and essentially saying here, as we have heard from the trump administration over the past couple of weeks now since he's been in office, that they are putting genders and two sexes, sort of conflating the two, man this would effectively end any ability for anyone there's also s

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flowers left at the sheffield united ground. he was a keen fan. what's keeping us going.estigations, and have to relive it all and remember it. the mother of harvey willgoose speaking to the bbc. the conservatives say immigrants arriving in the uk should only be here for 15 years. at the moment they can apply after six years. record, and not being someone who has claimed benefits or needed social housing. our political editor chris mason is here, and you've this is the first big policy announcement we have had from the kemi badenoch. two important bits, — -— net migration the conservatives made _eei promises to keep it down and broke those promises. this is kemi badenoch's to resuscitate bagenoch's attembt to resuscitate brand and tells me why she this brand and she tells me why she thinks this idea is key to that. is a privilege notjust a right. yes. will this do that? it will. it will certainly make it more sustainable. it should bring numbers down. come to our country don't automatically get citizenship. to remain in the next year is about 2 million. i think that's a p

it was silent with everybody together, gathering those l harvey was a sheffield united supporter, andtchday, normally boisterous fans were keen to pay their own respects. a 15—year—old boy has been charged with harvey willgoose's murder and remanded into youth detention. gerry jackson, bbc news. tiktok is being sued by the parents of four after taking part in viral trends that circulated on the app in 2022. the lawsuit accuses tiktok of pushing dangerous to the so—called "blackout" challenge have been blocked. laura kuenssberg about it... and lisa for you, what do you hoped the court case might achieve, because it is a big deal for parents to take on a huge corporation, to go to court in america? accountability. they need to look at notjust us, it's notjust in england, it's the us, it's everywhere. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming, what why hold back from giving us the data? how can they sleep at night? with both lisa and the three other parents bringing the complaint on laura kuenssberg's programme tomorrow morning. the deaths of a british couple, whose bodies were found at their

what will be an anti—knife crime message heading down through the city centre to the home of sheffield united his uncle said the family were strong, but the community here was making them even stronger. as you say, a 15—year—old boy has been charged with harvey's murder and this week was remanded into youth detention. a few hundred. this was the scene on friday at the organisation's the move is part of president trump's efforts to reshape and abroad. our north america correspondent, the dismantling of the world's biggest donor of development aid has already started. signs identifying the agency's washington headquarters have but the fate of its almost—10,000 staff remains unclear. while the court considers a union lawsuit to try to save the agency. and it also provides some other relief, we hope, as well for payments that the us government implementing programmes long before 20th january. at risk are aid programmes in around 120 countries, for international assistance. donald trump has argued that the agency doesn't when you look at usaid, that's a fraud. every single line that i look at in t

harvey was a big football fan, a big sheffield united fan.so many people gathering there as well to pay their respects. as well as laying floral tributes outside his home, and in those tributes that have come in from his family, from his friends, they describe just how loved harvey was. what a fantastic young boy he was, how much he loved his school, his friends and people coming together. to honour that. there'll be a march throughout sheffield today. that's an anti knife crime march, as well as people coming together to remember harvey. they'll be wearing the colours of sheffield united red and white. and that will go through to the sheffield united football club at bramall lane, where there'll be a match at 3:00 against portsmouth, and dunng at 3:00 against portsmouth, and during that match on the 15th minute of the game, there will be claps for harvey in his memory. his family have also been invited to lay a wreath dunng 1512 00:09:38,1

well, we're here now at the sheffield united grounds on bramall lane. 15 minutes into the game with sheffielded against portsmouth, there's going to be a minute of clapping in honour of 15 year old harvey willgoose. 15 minutes in to the game for that 15 year old who lost his life on monday. he was stabbed at all saints catholic high school fatally on monday afternoon. now, there's been an array of tributes throughout the day to harvey. it started this morning with a mass at saint joseph's catholic church, where hundreds of people turned out for prayers for harvey and his family. then later on in the afternoon, there was a march throughout sheffield that started at the town hall and ended here at the football ground. that march was led by harvey's family, and they were carrying a banner with a picture of harvey on it with the inscription lives not knives. also paying tribute to harvey, but raising awareness of knife crime as well. and now this has culminated at the football ground. and i just want to show you some of the tributes here. nana. you can just see the outpouring of love for harvey.

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the day of remembrance culminated earlier this afternoon with fans at sheffield united's match clappingarvey in tribute. a boy, also aged 15, has been charged with his murder, with the trial date set for the 30th of june. and in sport some sad news this evening. belfast boxerjohn cooney has died days after suffering a brain injury during a fight. the 28 year old underwent surgery after his first defence of the super featherweight title was stopped in the ninth round. his family say they're devastated by the loss of a much loved son and brother and partner. they've also thanked hospital staff for their tireless efforts to save him. cooney's promoter, mark dunlop, says he's battled for his life a week before passing away. that's the latest from the gb newsroom for now. i'll be back with you for a full round up at 10:00. now though, it's over to ben. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> very good evening to you. hope you're well. thank you for your company tonight. now, this isn't a game show

flowers, candles and balloons have been placed on a wall outside the school, as sheffield united fansay they will pay tribute to him at their next home match. more on that story as soon as we get it. the president of poland says the eu is ready and will respond to any uf us tariffs within an hour. donald tusk, former head of the european council, says the eu would act together in the face of any tariffs announced by donald trump. it's emerged trump will speak with the chinese president, xi jinping, later after china announced retaliatory tariffs on american goods following trump's 10% tax on its imports. trump's threats against tariffs to canada and mexico were paused for 30 days after 11th hour negotiations. and finally, the princess of wales has joined a group of children on a visit to the national portrait gallery as part of her gradual return to pubuc part of her gradual return to public engagements following cancer treatment. kate took the school bus to the popular arts attraction and adopted the role of a surrogate mum. only 13 children were taken on the magical bobin tree trail

. >> well, the day of remembrance culminated with fans at sheffield united's match clapping harvey in tribute. we've also heard a boy, also aged 15, has been charged with his murder, with a trial date set for the 30th of june. and finally, a cold snap is sweeping in with temperatures set to drop as low as minus seven degrees over the coming days. britain is also bracing for showery rain, with a yellow weather warning in place across much of the country and snow expected in northern areas. the met office says demand for health care is likely to rise too. but thankfully a return of the dreaded beast from the east is unlikely. those are the east is unlikely. those are the latest headlines for now. plenty more still to come here on gb news with headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you sam and hello, i'm leo kirsten. tonight i'm joined by comedian steve allen and nick dixon to take you through sunday's top stories. and let's have a look at some of these front pages. the mail

. >> well, the day of remembrance culminated earlier with fans at sheffield united's match clapping harveytribute to him. a boy, also 15 years old, has been charged with his murder, with a trial date set for the 30th of june. all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv schedule after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against the tv chef. a new series of family fortunes that was filmed in october 2023 has not been broadcast so far, and as it stands, there are no plans to do so. d'acampo has been accused of making inappropriate sexual comments while working on a string of itv programmes. he, though, does firmly deny any allegations that have been made against him. the king and queen welcomed celebrities, chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate italian slow cooking. the dinner with dishes including crab ravioli and pork, along with wines from england and italy, come ahead of their italian state visit later on this year. among the guests were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci, and the menu honoured a speci

sheffield united fans say they will pay tribute as well.mer children's commissioner for england has suggested knife crime involving teenagers is a national crisis that needs a national response. meanwhile, stop and search data reveals children as young as ten have been found carrying bladed weapons. last year alone, just over 100 cases of youths between the ages of ten and 17 were found with knives. >> i lived in america for some time and they had even worse incidences of school shootings andifs incidences of school shootings and it's such a tragedy. it traumatises local communities because parents then have to send their kids to school the very next day or the week after, andifs very next day or the week after, and it's always going to be in the back of your mind. can it happen another time in that school or another local school? i just worry that we always think national government's got the answer, that somehow if we put some people in whitehall to think about it, the answer will come. actually, maybe we should just make sure that headte

. >> well, the day of remembrance culminated earlier with fans at sheffield united's match clapping in tribute. we've also heard a boy, aged 15, has been charged with harvey's murder, with a trial set for the 30th of june.the with a trial set for the 30th of june. the king and queen welcomed celebrities, chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate italian slow cooking. if, like me, you don't have a clue what that means, we'll stick with us. the dinner included dishes such as crab ravioli and pork, along with the english and italian wine specials coming ahead of their italian state visit later on in the year. among the guests were charles and camilla, of course, and victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci. and the menu honoured that cause. close to the king's heart. it is, of course, slow cooking, promoting the right to good, clean and fair food for all, and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine. apparently it's also championed by the italians. let's just bring you a breaking update before i hand you back to darren and the

will culminate in a minute's silence at bramall lane this afternoon, before the match between sheffield unitedd portsmouth. now all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv schedule after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against the tv chef. a new series of family fortunes that was filmed in october 2023 has not been broadcast yet, and as it stands, there are no plans to do so. d'acampo has been accused of making inappropriate sexual comments while working on a string of itv programmes since 2011. gino d'acampo firmly denies any allegations that have been made against him. the king and queen welcomed celebrities, chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate italian slow cooking dinner with dishes including crab ravioli and pork. alongside engush crab ravioli and pork. alongside english and italian wine comes ahead of their italian state visit later on in the year. among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the