from the streets of south london to the main stage a glass and very wrapper storms the claims of the crown as britain's king of hip hop. i'm calling asking about come to the program myanmar's leader aung sun suu kyi has denied that her country's troops committed genocide against muslims she was speaking at the international court of justice in the hague responding to testimony about barbaric acts committed against iraq and to population hundreds of thousands of really enjoy are now living as refugees in a neighboring bangladesh afraid to return. the images that provoked international outrage more than 700000 ranger muslims fled to me and amal when the military launched a crackdown in iraq lined state in august 27th team they were escaping what since been described as an ethnic cleansing campaign most of the refugees now live in crowded camps in bangladesh. they tortured mothers and daughters as they burned our houses they also raped me and i am grateful to god that myanmar is facing trial for the. unsung suchi is decision to defend her country here at the world's highest court has ga

gabriel diya was a pastor at this church in south london. 0n was a pastor at this church in south londonthat macro underneath, hundreds of comments have been left. in the family neighbourhood, shock and sadness. i am still trying to get it into my head, this has really happened to them. it is shocking, shocking. drowning, especially, they we nt shocking. drowning, especially, they went for a holiday. the foreign 0ffice went for a holiday. the foreign office is continuing to support a british woman, believed to be the children's' mother. in the meantime, the spanish police said they found nothing wrong with the pool, which has since reopened. 0ur reporter emily unia is at the church in south—east london where gabriel diya was a pastor. emily, what has the church said? the church has put the statement on its facebook page offering its condolences to the family, the parish, associates and friends of gabriel diya. they said he passed away in a tragic family accident while on holiday in spain. there are hundreds of comments and it gives you a sense of how well loved and respected the family w

police say a man shot dead in south west london on christmas eve may have had criminal links in swedenon tuesday night. police say the 36—year—old may have been the victim of a targeted attack. no arrests have yet been made. a 60—year—old man who was stabbed to death in south london two days before christmas has been named by police. john kennett was fatally stabbed on monday evening in thornton heath near croydon. two men have been arrested in connection with his murder and police are urging potential witnesses of the incident to come forward. the national trust says the unseasonable weather this year led to an increase in migrant butterflies, moths and dragonflies. but it also says heavy rainfall harmed some native species such as water voles and hares in north yorkshire. fiona lamdin reports there's some teal. a few shoveler. so what, are they mallards? there's mallard down there, yeah. wicken fen in cambridge is thought to be the oldest nature reserve in the uk. back in the day, we would get 100 or 200 individuals. now, upwards of 1000. over the last two decades, they've doubled th

in a statement, the windrush charlton school in south—east london said comfort would be greatly missedre in merseyside. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene of the fire in the litherland area yesterday afternoon. a second person has been taken to hospital. another person has died in a house fire in derby. fire crews were called to the property in the normanton area yesterday afternoon. a joint police and fire investigation to establish the cause of the fire has begun. carol hinds reports. derbyshire fire and rescue service were called to the fire on rosehill street in the normanton area of derby at a quarter to two yesterday afternoon. crews arrived to find a well—developed fire on the first floor of the two storey mid—terraced property. the children went into the garden and were playing in the garden and seen and were playing in the garden and seen the smoke so they came inside and started to tell us and we phoned the fire brigade. we started knocking on the labour stores to see if anybody was in there but no one opened the door. —— on the neighbour's doors to see if anybody wa

not quite what happened in south london this morning.om extinction rebellion turned upjust as the liberal democrats bus rolled infor as the liberal democrats bus rolled in for their latest campaign visit. as you say, one of them super glued himself to the front of the bus. through catch up all over it and their argument was political parties need to do better on the claimant and have more ambitious targets for eradicating climate change and we then have a choice, do we engage with protesters or avoid them. she decided to come out for a chat, have a listen. political parties have never, ever met any of their targets. they are not doing it now and why should we believe it will do in the future? this is not ambitious enough we need to go beyond what is politically possible and in order to actually give the children in this youth centre and actual future. and i absolutely agree that this is about the future of the next generation, add what we want to extinction rebellion and took part myself earlier this year i took my five—year—old along wi

it was a six—year—old from south london who was sitting down writing her christmas cards to her friendsed one of the christmas cards in this £1.50 box from tesco had already been written in, in block capitals, a message reporting to be from a prisoner in shanghai. it simply read, "we are foreign prisoners in shanghai qing pu "prison in china, forced to work against our will. "please help us and notify human rights organisations. " the families did that and they contacted the human rights the family did that and they contacted the human rights journalist peter humphrey, that was part of the message. it said to the recipient, "please contact peter" and peter since went to the sunday times with the story. tesco have issued a statement. they say they are shocked and would never allow prison labour in their supply chain. they said they were shocked by the allegations and immediately halted production at the factory where these cards are produced and have launched an investigation. tesco say they have contributed £300,000 to charities from the sale of their christmas cards and that goes to va

terror worker says it's a modern day fairy tale storm seaborne michael mari grew up in south london no one he's known was ever successful he says growing up here as a black kid just because. but storms he made it all the way to the top he's the king on the cover of his new album he's even wearing a crown the picture that's now on display at london's national portrait gallery. the 26 year old red part experiments with soul and blues as well and he's worked with some big names like ed sheeran who features on storm's his new album. that's down for the one of. those storms he also gets involved in his community every year he pays for 2 black students to study at cambridge university. and one off color mold to your food. someone came for the school if it was they were ok with have to be the prime minister 1st. of. all food with new elections coming up strong as he hopes for a change and if that doesn't happen he can still celebrate the release of his new album heaviest the had comes out this friday. and finally the old man of professional surfing is enjoying a spectacular ride as he buys fo

it was a six—year—old girl from south london, who had brought this one box of christmas cards.iends and family in them, when she is reported to have discovered that one of the christmas cards had already been written in and block capital letters. the message simply read, we are foreign prisoners in shanghai, for to work against our will. please help us notify human rights organisations. the message went on to say that they need help wanted the message to go out there. so this is being reported by the sunday times, it is there to page this morning. obviously, a big surprise for a six—year—old to see this message. they then contacted the newspaper, who are running the story today. tesco's have immediately put out a statement, saying it has halted production at a factory in china, which is alleged to have used forced labour to have made these christmas cards. tesco say they are shocked by these allegations, and will delist the company that prints the cards, which is actually based in china, if they are deemed to have done any wrong doing here. it is not the first time that allegat

now to a hip hop superstar the rapper storms he grew up in south london and said he never knew anyone who was successful but that's all changed now the 26 year old is the king of the hip hop genre known as grime his new album album called heavy is the head drops on friday and yes as you see here he's wearing a crown on the cover. of our friends are just. some pig man and an even bigger musician sometimes grime rapper storms he can hardly believe his luck with. the highlight of his career so far being the 1st black solo artist to headline glastonbury's the u.k.'s most important music festival. is being celebrated as the king of grime a form of rap originating from his neighborhood in london. success comes responsibility for 3 hours. to your are can take you know i was starving for whatever i need to starve while i'll fight for war me to fight for but then. sometimes our dresses are just there for him and sometimes it's for peer. tara for workers it's a modern day fairy tale storm seaborne michael mari grew up in south london no one he's known was ever successful he's fast growing up he

now to a hip hop superstar the rapper storms he grew up in south london and said he never knew anyone who was successful but that is all changed now it's a 26 year old is the king of the hip hop genre known as grime his new album called heavy is the head that drops on friday and yes he's wearing a crown on the cover. first or just. he's a big man and an even bigger musician sometimes grime after storms he can hardly believe his luck. the highlight of his career so far being the 1st black solo artist to have lined glastonbury the u.k.'s most important music festival. used to be celebrated as the king of grainger a former friend originating from this neighborhood in london. success comes responsibility both. through your car can take you know always starting for whatever i need to start for 005 where i need to fight for what . sometimes our dresses are just from their surname and sometimes it's for. tara for. yes it's a modern day fairy tale storm seaborne michael mari grew up in south london and no one he's known was ever successful he says growing up here as a black kid just because.

born michael mari grew up in south london no one he's known was ever successful he says growing up here as a black kid difficult. but stanzi made it all the way to the top he's the king on the cover of his new album he's even wearing a crown the picture that's now on display at london's national portrait gallery. the 26 year old rap our experiments with soul and blues as well and he's worked with some big names like ed sheeran who features on strom's his new album. just out of the one of. those storms he also gets involved in his community every year he prays for 2 black students to study at cambridge university. so someone came for the start of. a wizard to be the prime minister 1st grew up. with new elections coming up strong as he hopes for a change and if that doesn't happen he can still celebrate the release of his new album heaviest the had comes out this friday. so i'm not. edition of baking bread where all your correspondent good old masters has been making bread from every e.u. member country today latvian bread that is complicated to make but if you'd like to have a go at all

and finally, the sunday times is reporting that a six year old girl in south london found a note fromners in a box of tesco christmas cards, claiming they've been forced to work against their will. you will take us to the back page of the sunday telegraph. a lovely picture of martin peters who has died. we could still call the trophy lifted into the wembley sky, july 31, 1966. a couple of his teammates have died in the last few years. five now of the 11 no longer with us. five now of the 11 no longer with us. martin peters was a player who was ten years ahead of his time. a modern style ghosting midfielder, the sort of player that frank lampard came... what do you mean by ghosting? he attacked the ball lay, came into the box lay, beyond the strikers and basically was not picked up by the defence and peters was very good at that. the goal he scored in the 1966 final was a corner that was not clear but he has scored goals for three of the clubs he played for. it is sad because he is one of the members of one of the greatest sporting days in english history. even i know that we won the w

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tesco, has decided to suspend production at a factory in china after a six—year—old girl from south london message inside a christmas card, allegedly written by prisoners in shanghai. the message said, "please help us and notify human rights organisation" dobbie katie preston has more. it was 6—year—old school girl florence widdicombe who'd sat down at home to write christmas cards to her friends and family when she discovered that one of the cards had already been written in. we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card there was... somebody had already written in it. there was a message which read: the first thought was it must be some kind of prank, but on reflection we realised it was actually potentially quite a serious thing. and so i felt very shocked but i also felt a responsibility to pass it on to peter humphrey, as the author asked me to do. the family did just that and got in touch with the human rights journalist peter humphrey, who the message in the card suggested they contact. he himself had spent time in the qing pu prison for his part in an alleged corrupt

at south london's suffolk cathedral today, mourning for the dead and sympathy for their families.eflection in the midst of what has become a fierce political dispute. john pienaar reporting. you can followjohn on social media @jponpolitics. i'm also on twitter. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: late drama as leicester score a 94th minute winner to close the gap at the top of the english premier league. signing off in style — world champion lewis hamilton wins the season—ending abu dhabi grand prix. and despite playing what he calls the worst golf of his career, pablo larraza bal wins the alfred dunhill championship in south africa. hello, and the welcome to the programme, where we start with football, and the news that leicester city scored a late winner against everton thanks to a var decision — keeping them second, and eight points adrift of liverpool. kelechi iheanacho was the beneficiary as brendan rodgers' side went behind in the first half, but jamie vardy got the equaliser and in the fourth

that's after a 6—year—old girl from south london found a message inside a christmas card, allegedly writtenanghai. the message said "please help us and notify human rights organisations." katie prescott reports. ready? uh-huh. here we go. it was 6—year—old school girl florence widdicombe who'd sat down at home to write christmas cards to her friends and family when she discovered that one of the cards had already been written in. we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card there was... somebody had already written in it. there was a message which read: the first thought was it must be some kind of prank, but on reflection we realised it was actually potentially quite a serious thing. and so i felt very shocked but i also felt a responsibility to pass it on to peter humphrey, as the author asked me to do. the family did just that and got in touch with the human rights journalist peter humphrey, who the message in the card suggested they contact. he himself had spent time in the qing pu prison for his part in an alleged corruption scandal. i spent two years in captivity in sh

today in south—east london, neighbours of the family has been speaking of their shock.solutely devastated. i cannot... i'm still trying to get it in my head that this has really happened to them. it's just so cruel. it's just so unfair. yes, it's shocking, shocking, to hear somebody died by drowning, especially, who went for holiday. it is a bit shocking. mr diya was a parish pastor. one of the churches he was associated with has paid tribute, saying their thoughts were with his family and friends at this difficult time. the foreign office says it's continuing to support a british woman in spain, thought to be the children's mother, and the resort has tonight said it is continuing to fully cooperate with authorities and offer any assistance it asks for. it also says it's helping support bereaved family members. the hotel owners have described the incident as a tragic accident, and say the investigation found no concerns relating to the pool or procedures in place. but questions remain as to precisely what happened to a father and his two children on their christmas holi

road projects, frankly, that don't get past the existing tests, where an equivalent one in london and the southues of land are higher in london and the south, so some more of those are likely to pass the test in future and that begs the question about whether we want to build new railways and roads between towns and cities, or within them, because it is often within cities, like leeds or birmingham, that they are much less well provided than their competitor cities in other parts of europe, so is it between cities within cities, or both? and then between london and the rest and so on, so there is lots of complicated decisions, even if you make the rules easier, priorities still remain a real challenge. and it does not come with extra money? so the money will be shifted around? i think separately the government is committing to increase spending on infrastructure investment, long—term capital investment separately. i think that is one thing they are committed to doing. that may mean that the midlands and the north get a larger share of the bigger cake, that does not mean the south—east and londo

we're here at the cinema museum in south london.ver the next half an hour, i'll be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2019. films from around the world, from big—budget blockbusters to smaller indie gems, from widescreen full—colour spectacle to more intimate black—and—white experimentation. as always, 2019 kicked off with awards season and the uk release of several films that opened in america in 2018 in time to qualify for the oscars. in a weird echo of the 1990 academy awards, when driving miss daisy won best picture — for which category spike lee's infinitely superior do the right thing wasn't even nominated — this year, the likeable but bland green book beat blackkklansman to the top prize. although spike lee did triumph in the screenplay category, earning his first competitive academy award. that child is your grandchild! what difference does it make how it gets here? in the acting categories, regina king and mahershala ali proved deserving winners for their supporting roles in if beale street co

today in south—east london, neighbours of the family have been speaking of the shock.people. i am absolutely devastated, i am still trying to get it in my head that this is really happened to them. it isjust so cruel, so unfair. shocking, shocking. somebody like that, drowning especially, who went for a holiday, it is a bit shocking. gabriel diya was a parish pastor, one of the churches he was associated with has paid tribute, saying their thoughts were with his family and friends at this difficult time. the hotel owners have described the incident as a tragic accident and say the investigation found no concerns relating to the pool or procedures in place. but questions remain as to precisely what happened to a father and his two children on their christmas holiday in spain. answers to those questions will be the focus of the police investigation into this christmas eve tragedy. officers in spain are trying to piece together exactly what happened in the moments before, and tonight the resort has issued a new statement saying it is fully cooperating with the authorities

. 0ur political correspodnent nick eardley is in south london.hen things case slightly of peace that they attract our attention. that is what happened an hour ago. the lib dems bus has been cleaned up but just hour ago. the lib dems bus has been cleaned up butjust as it was arriving in south london, about half arriving in south london, about half a dozen activists from extinction rebellion turned up, one of them glued themselves to the front of the past. they were wanting to talk about the lib dems policies on the climate and urging political parties to go further in ensuring net zero carbon emissions. there was a bit of an altercation where activists were discussing their plans with the extinction rebellion protesters and thenjo swinson extinction rebellion protesters and then jo swinson came extinction rebellion protesters and thenjo swinson came out and have a chat with them. have a listen. political parties have never, ever met any of their targets, they are not doing it now, and why should we believe that you are going to do it in the future

a 6—year—old girl from south london found a message inside a card, allegedly written by prisoners inhe message said: at least 20 people have been injured in a series of explosions in the southern philippines, on the island of mindanao. no—one has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but a military spokesperson said militants linked to the islamic state group may have been to blame. french fashion designer emanuel ungaro, known for his use of bold colours and vibrant prints, has died in paris at the age of 86. he trained under the spanish designer cristobal balenciaga and made clothes for celebrities and actresses, including jackie kennedy and catherine deneuve. in india, prime minister narendra modi is trying to calm anger over a controversial new citizenship law, saying indian muslims have nothing to fear from it. at least 20 people have been killed in days of protests over the law, which have often been put down with force by police. south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. days of deadly violence, as indians continue to oppose a law they say is an assault on the r

police believe a man who was shot dead outside his home in south west london on christmas eve may have year—old flamur beqiri was attacked in front of his wife and young child in battersea on tuesday evening. ian williams reports. a family home ready for christmas — now the scene of a potential revenge killing. flamur beqiri moved to the uk from sweden sometime in the last five years. he'd been out with his wife and child on christmas eve. as they returned home to battersea church road around 9pm, a lone suspect shot him multiple times. one of the neighbours that i spoke to described hearing the gunshots from inside her own home as being "surreal". another said that they were evenly spaced out. we think that a young lady, who identified herself as a nurse, tried to give mr beqiri first aid at the scene, while the attacker fled on foot towards battersea bridge road. and when you hear shots like that, you think...well, there's... the first thing that comes to your mind is there's going to be more shooting, an exchange of fire, but there were just a number of shots and then it just stoppe

he was a rested yesterday and remains in custody at a south london police station. —— arrested. ay but an arrest of a 23—year—old man in north london has taken place and counterterrorism legislation and detained at a south london police station. —— under counterterrorism legislation. this e—mail says, used to bea legislation. this e—mail says, used to be a prison guard, the reason for treatment soft is not a lack of prisons or officers, is because the prisons or officers, is because the prisons are accountable to human rights and the soft approach there. prisoners used to smash their tvs and because it was deemed against the human rights to be deprived of a tv, a new tv had to be replaced in hours. brian says i would vote for the party which would bring back justice to our country by returning capital punishment. somebody laughed here. match on e—mail says, ifind it flabbergasted, this incident or whatever the issues that are in the country, the conservatives cannot ta ke country, the conservatives cannot take responsibility for their failings and always want to blame a governmen

three members of the same family from south london who came here for a weeklong trip in the south ofagic bizarre accident because of a lack of expertise, the family members weren't able to save themselves and there was no fault with the swimming pool there was no fault with the swimming pool. what we've heard since from the mother, olubunmi diya, return to the mother, olubunmi diya, return to the uk over the weekend. all family members apart from her. went to the pool and the problems she believes. we spoke to the lawyer for the family in the uk and he said that as well as the fact that there are many questions over why the police simply believe this is a straight and there are questions about why there wasn't are questions about why there wasn't a lifeguard on the scene as well. he said the first responders to the scene said the first responders to the scene were said the first responders to the scene were three cleaners who panics, they couldn't sing swim and waited several more minutes to call for help. we've spoken to the hotel staff and sent they felt it was a deep tragedy but t

in the south, double figures. 11 in cardiff, plymouth and london., and with that also comes a lot of mild air, so that means that christmas eve will be a mild day, particularly across the south of the uk. it will be an often cloudy one with rain at times, too. we are not expecting an awful lot of rain but certainly if you're in the southern half of the uk it may not be particularly pleasant but the good news is that later on tuesday evening, the weather will start to dry out and we will start to see clearer spells developing, and that is a hint of things to come for christmas itself. the good news is that on christmas day itself, we could be waking up to a lot of sunshine, slightly colder weather, maybe even a touch of frost across the north—east of the country. really quite a beautiful day for many of us, and still mild. temperatures will be around nine, maybe 10 degrees in the south. 00:28:26,587 --> 2147483051:50:58,008 closer to six in the north before 2147483051:50:58,008 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 this arrives for boxing day. india's prime minis

at south london's southwark cathedral today, mourning for the dead and sympathy for theirfamilies.ction in the midst of what's become a fierce political dispute. let's get some of the day's other news. protesters in iraq have set fire to the iranian consulate in the southern city of najaf for the second time in a week. anger at iran's dominant influence in iraq has helped fuel the protests in iraq, now entering their third month. the violence has intensified in the past week in several southern cities as security forces continue to use live ammunition and tear gas. thousands of people, including judges and lawyers, have been protesting across poland against widespread changes to the country's legal system, which are being implemented by the governing law and justice party. they've called for the reinstatement of one judge who was dismissed earlier this week. the government has clashed with the european commission over its changes to the judiciary. residents of venice have voted on whether to split administratively from its neighbouring city on the italian mainland. supporters say v

of expertise of members of the family who could not swim, they say the nine—year—old girl from south london distress up to two metres deep in the swimming pool. her brother and father, praise—emmanuel and gabriel try to help her. within five minutes they had drowned. what the mother 0lubunmi diya said returning to the uk, we are told she is in deep distress, returning with another daughter, is the family could swim, there were big problems potentially in the swimming pool. the lawyer has said there was no lifeguard and if one had been on a scene he claims all three members of the family could have survived. the first responders were cleaners who could not swim who waited for help. we should have a full report from the police investigation tomorrow morning giving clarity on what the police and investigation has concluded. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a missile strike has killed at least five people at a military parade in southern yemen. the attack came at the end of a graduation ceremony for recruits to a force known as the security be

the next step was having them tested by experts at st george's university hospital in south london toone was actually a completely different drug. i mean, it looks like it matches the box. yeah, it's the same name. but it's completely fake? mm—hmm. we just don't know the true extent of this problem because figures only reflect the parcels that the border force successfully intercept. what we do know is that the people who are buying diazepam online are taking serious risks with their health. let's go to westminster, where thejewish labour movement is speaking about their submission to the equality and human rights commission over the labour party's handling of anti—semitism allegations. where there are findings in relation to other forms of divination the function will be much more severe. there is significant evidence in submissions there has been political interference from the party leadership and that has become institutional. individuals affiliated with the leaders of this are in the unit investigating complaints. information is passing between the leaders of this ad investigatin

a woman is in hospital after being stabbed three times in front of her child, on a street in south londonn avenue in streatham hill yesterday evening. the met says the 36—year—old mother was attacked from behind whilst pushing her child in a pushchair — but her injuries are not considered life threatening. the lone suspect is described as a black man, who was around 6ft and wearing dark clothing, and the force is appealing for witnesses after the attacker ran off away from the high road. the national living wage is to rise by 6 point 2 per cent, more than four times the rate of inflation. the 51 pence rise to £8.72 pence per hour will come into effect in april. the government says it'll be the biggest ever cash increase to the minimum wage. but small businesses claim they'll need government support to afford it. the former boss of the car company nissan has fled japan — where he was facing trial over allegations of financial misconduct. once one of the most powerful figures in the car industry, carlos ghosn flew to lebanon to escape what he called "injustice and political persecution". le

emily unia is at the church in woolwich, in south—east london. clearly well loved in the community in south—east london. lots of neighbours have told us london. lots of neighbours have told us how shocked and saddened they are by the news. they have described gabriel diya and his family as a very religious, friendly and humble. comfort, his daughter, went to a local primary school and it would be an incredibly sad start for 2024 her classmates. gabriel diya it was a pastor at a church. they have put up a tribute under that facebook page. they wrote... there are hundreds and hundreds of comments written below this post which gives you a sense of what people want to say about them and how sad they are to hear this news. the investigation explaining what happened on christmas eve is continuing. spanish police said they set divers into the pool, they could not find anything wrong with the filtration system or the pump system and they have reopened it to the public. the company that runs the result said they are cooperating fully with the spanish autho