he was in the room next door at fieldside care home in catford in south—east london.help to the member of staff who found her. the doctor came and a nurse and they started detailing all her injuries. i didn't recognise her. she was beaten really badly, but then i saw herfeet beaten really badly, but then i saw her feet and i beaten really badly, but then i saw herfeet and i realised it was my mum and ijust told her to let go and said goodbye and said i love to and said goodbye and said i love to and not to worry about me.- and not to worry about me. eileen dinnina's and not to worry about me. eileen dinning's family _ and not to worry about me. eileen dinning's family have _ and not to worry about me. eileen dinning's family have been - and not to worry about me. eileen dinning's family have been at i dinning's family have been at the old bailey to hear evidence against alexander rawson. because of his mental health condition he wasn't in court. he was declared unfit to stand trial or enter a plea. instead, a jury had to listen to the evidence and they have now ruled

desperately sad news from bexleyheath here in south london this morning. ene and they managed to take four people out of the building, two women and two children, but sadly they all died on the scene. one man who had managed to get out of the building before the fire brigade arrived has been taken to hospital. around this area there is a sense of enormous shock and grief, as you can imagine. i have been speaking to some local residents this morning. just saw blue lights flashing, looked out of the window and saw police, ambulance, fire brigade. that's it, went to the bedroom window and saw the commotion around there and see them resuscitating somebody and that's about it. i was shocked, so shocked. it's the first time for me to see the fire just happen, _ ten metres away from my house. i don't know... but ijust want to knowl if the police can find out what caused the fire, - that's the important thing. in the last few minutes the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says he has been heartbroken by what has happened and sends his deepest condolences, as does the hea

sarah corker, bbc news, in south london.nappers who were holding hostages including brian keenan and john mccarthy. but in a dramatic turnaround, terry waite himself had been kidnapped by the extremists. to mark the anniversary of his release, he spoke to our security correspondent frank gardner. freedom, at last. terry waite released after nearly five years, held as a hostage underground in beirut. now, 30 years on since that release, does he have any regrets? it doesn't seem like 30 years. they have gone remarkably quickly. i still remember those days. but strangely enough, you know, i don't look back and deeply regret them. beirut in 1987 was an especially dangerous place. racked by civil war, a city teeming with heavily armed militias who had already seized western hostages. terry waite arrived hoping to get them released but he was tricked into a meeting with jihadists that saw him kidnapped and held for years in solitary confinement. there were dark times. i was beaten on the soles of the feet with cable. and ifaced a

in south london she has outgrown her one—bedroom flat. this is the living room and...s doubles as your bedroom? yeah. in the evening it's like changing rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when we first met. back then she had just been told that her block is so unsafe it needed round—the—clock fire wardens. i'm angry, i'm actually furious at it. this is ruining peoples lives. a year—round they have had a fire alarm install but her block won't get any funding to fix the fire safety faults. 18 metres is the cut up government support. these apartments fall short. to know that we haven't got nothing and it's all down to us is just devastating. because your four stories rather than six stories? yes, yes we just fall short. what colour was the cake? chocolate cake! 0h, very nice. she is out of working on universal credit. she bought the housing scheme years ago but her share to fix the building could be up to £30,000. how is the way you feel about your home change through all of this? my mum died when i was 19. so the deposit for my flat essentially was inherit

two children and two women are killed in a house fire in south—east london.an on playing games and scrolling through playlists. parents and guardians of school pupils in england must be allowed to buy some uniform from high street shops, according to new government rules. there we go, a big build—up for mike busheu there we go, a big build—up for mike bushell at the sports centre. good morning. all eyes and ears will be on the oval today, where the top figures in english cricket will meet, to discuss diversity and inclusion in the wake of the racism accusations engulfing the sport. it follows that powerful testimony from azeem rafiq on to mps on tuesday, in which he described english cricket as institutionally rascist. members of the england and wales cricket board will be joined at the oval, alongside representatives from all, 18 first—class counties and the players�* union with the pressure on to come up with a plan of action, that goes far enough, or they face the threat of government intervention, and potentially an independent regulator set up to over se

in south london emma has outgrown her one—bedroom flat. this is the living room and...ening it's like changing rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when we first met. back then she had just been told that her block was so unsafe it needed round—the—clock fire wardens. i'm angry, i'm actually furious at it. this is ruining peoples lives. a year on they have had a fire alarm install but her block won't get any funding to fix the fire safety faults. 18 metres is the cut off government support. these apartments fall short. to know that we haven't got nothing and it's all down to us is just devastating. because you're four stories rather than six stories? yes, yes, wejust fall short. what colour was the cake? chocolate cake! oh, very nice. she is out of working on universal credit. she bought an affordable housing scheme years ago but her share to fix the building could be up to £30,000. how is the way you feel about your home change through all of this? my mum died when i was 19. so the deposit for my flat essentially was inheritance. i actually was sensible a

he was in the room next door at fieldside care home in catford in south—east london.e old bailey to hear evidence against alexander rawson. because of his mental health condition he wasn't in court. he was declared unfit to stand trial or enter a plea. instead, a jury had to listen to the evidence and they have now ruled he was responsible for the killing. before being moved to the care home, alexander rawson was an in—patient at two south london hospitals. he had twin conditions linked to chronic alcohol abuse and he was sectioned under the mental health act because of his aggressive behaviour. during his time in hospital, he threatened staff with a knife and scissors, spoke of getting a machine gun to kill people who he had fantasised had attacked him, and he is also said to have assaulted a doctor during an earlier hospital stay. alexander rawson was a patient at the ladywell mental health unit based at lewisham hospital. this unit is run by the south london and maudsley nhs trust, which was responsible for housing him. we've been told that a team of professionals

, birdsong — city of either of in south london, birdsong for the city for who knows how long?n a city, _ have to reverse having traffic in a city, but — have to reverse having traffic in a city, but it — have to reverse having traffic in a city, but it wasjust have to reverse having traffic in a city, but it was just the have to reverse having traffic in a city, but it wasjust the contrast that it _ city, but it wasjust the contrast that it is — city, but it wasjust the contrast that it is so _ city, but it wasjust the contrast that it is so unusual now to hear birdsong in— that it is so unusual now to hear birdsong in the city, and i think the figures here are extraordinary, and when — the figures here are extraordinary, and when people think about the environment and climate change, they think about _ environment and climate change, they think about mobile —— global warming, but —— globalwarming, but the issue —— global warming, but the issue of biodiversity— —— global warming, but the issue of biodiversity isjust as —— global warming, but the issue of biodiversity is just a

work on the controversial new high—speed line has already begun in the south from london to birminghamce that the line will be upgraded rather than replaced. local labour and tory mps are accusing the government of reneging on its promises. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. this west yorkshire businesswoman often finds that driving is the only option. she would rather get about by train so is disappointed by reports that major rail projects are set to be scaled back. i would have the ability to get to more places by public transport, and not having to drive and find parking, which is very expensive, and also the added benefit that on a train, or public transport, i can do work. the london to birmingham phase of hs2, the new high—speed railway, is already being built, but what comes next? the government is due to release a plan later this week setting out how it will improve rail connections across the north of england and the midlands, with nearly £100 billion of funding. but it is expected to show that the eastern leg of hs2 will not happen as initially planned. there w

majority of black and brown communities. brick stone was a predominantly black caribbean area of south london, lighted by joblessness and chronic under investment. in 1981 crime was rising. young black men targets for police harassment suspected of criminal activity regardless of proof. blacks in brexton claim, they are singled out by police on the streets subjected to body searches and often accused of having stolen anything valuable in their possession weapons. in britain, in a one they decide to swamp the area with the lease. they stopped and search hundreds of people over to him in israel, dick everybody's gazed up. there's some really rotten police done for it's the guy just, i just saw you up and bring it on to station and bow you up for laughing and comedians had enough. i just said no, not, we're not going to take this anymore. mm hm. the local people say it was the inevitable explosion of steam by a community which feels the police have been picking on them recently. as part of 3 days over billions, with people just wanted to take back the streets, could keep the police ah and it spr

here, two children and two women have died in a fire at a house in south east london. r—old boy is in a critical condition after being shot in the back in birmingham last night. police believe his injuries are life—changing. and drivers will be banned from scrolling, filming or searching playlists on their mobile phone from next year. good afternoon. cricket chiefs are holding an emergency meeting to discuss racism in the english game. it comes after shocking testimony earlier this week from ex—yorkshire player azeem rafiq about the racism he faced. he had to apologise himself yesterday for anti—jewish comments he wrote on social media ten years ago. and another player, alex hales, has apologised after a photo was published showing him wearing black makeup at a fancy dress party in 2009. laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket�*s latest response to its racism crisis — crisis talks at the 0val today as the game comes together to tackle its discrimination problem, evidence of which continues to emerge. what do you hope to get out of the meeting today? j

this cold air bring snow to the mountains of scotland. eventually congress bed for the south london shows it, for example, down about 5 degrees by saturday. the average front of amber's 11 in december is 8 . so we'd be lo both. ah. the war in afghanistan is now. will non taliban figures make up a part? ah, that in you can only work within the caliber leave it. there will be a house with inside story pack. i frank assessment the div headline subscribe now. however, you listen to that in the country with an abundance of results, rate, foreign walk, indonesia whose turns forming we moved full to growth and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let be part linda. this is growth and progress. invent indonesia now. ah, ah ah. player watching the news are on al jazeera with me fully valuable. a reminder of our top stories. if he appears prime minister says he will travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces. t

hi, my name is bruce and i'm from south london in brexton. my, my mother my question is the skin being both black and a woman which one of these identities did you find more for endurance, navigating a white male dominated industry such as music? an interesting question, i mean, it's impossible for me to separate those things. they are all together all at the same time. so especially on dealing with other people who are not supportive towards me. and in those days i'm, i don't know which one it was. it was kind of black or was it because i was gay or was it because female? i think it's just the whole thing. people had some issues with not necessarily one thing or more than the other. hi, i'm alegria. i mean lucy, bye. you too. as to women, especially children who are white, have you ever felt that internally is with in the asian community or within the black? me see the work by the expectations of how you should behave. oh, simila. becky was about. yeah. either there is this expectation for all parents that their children should be colored li

the asian guys, you know, playing cricket, listen where i grew up in else filled ok in one's in south london and the cricket club, the i was affiliated with, honestly about 80 percent asian guys and they play i representative age group stuff by side says you do not see that transferred when it comes to contracts. you just do not see it. you will see them be in use plain in 2nd thing gains. and they're doing well just as good as that their white counterparts. but when it comes to that contract, they're not getting it. i'm for meet us, i'm fit and you know, as, as us as a, as a black man play. and you know, the majority of black kids would have had that conversation with that, that old at tablets that you have to be twice as good if you'll get a fight for england. said she played for them 20 years ago. how many black cricketers for england, and i think i, you know, i can now you know, it well for refunds. you know, chris jordan, joseph roger tom of mills. i mean that's how many i told you. notice only a faint 7 or 8 planing 1st cause cricket at the moment when i, when i played in the ninety's,

you know, playing cricket, listen, where are, well, i grew up in else filled ok in ones of, in south london. and the cricket club, the i was affiliated with honestly about 80 percent asian guys and they play a representative. a huge group stuff by sud says you do not see that transferred when it comes to contracts. you just do not see it. you will see them be in use playing in 2nd thing games, and they're doing well just as good as that, why, counterpart. but when it comes to that contract, they're not getting it. i'm for meet us unfit and you know, as, as a, as a, as a black man play and, you know, the majority of black kids would have had that conversation with that audit. i read that you have to be twice as good if you're going into a fight for england, said gene played for them 20 years ago. how many black cricketers to england and i mean, because you know, i, you know, it was for a fine, you know, chris jordan, joseph roger tom of mills. i mean not many at so you notice only 7 or 8 playing 1st cross tricky. at the moment when i, when i played in the ninety's, every county had at least

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this cold air bring snow to the mountains and scotland eventually the cold was spread further, south london shows it. for example dant about 5 degrees by saturday. the average for november is 11, believe december is 8. so we're below both. the weather sponsored by kat are airways voted world best airline of 2021. healing the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees had come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future, it's now not a complete. you cannot lose hope. we know what to do and we have the tools to do this for you on out there. ah oh, and are you watching out 0? i'm emily anglin. reminder of our top stories, the sour, ethiopia as prime minister, says he'll travel to the frontline on tuesday to late the military against rebel forces. the long war with to grime forces has intensified in recent months. with rebels advancing closer to the capital in sri lanka accord has been adjourned. in the 1st day of the trial of $25.00 men charged with carrying out the 2019 east to bombings,

sarah corker, bbc news, in south london.ses faster journeys up to ten years earlier than planned. doubts have been cast on an email supposedly written by the chinese tennis star pung shuai — saying that she's safe and well. a life sentence for zephaniah mcleod — the man who stabbed eight people in birmingham in what the judge called a murderous rampage. the number of daily covid—19 cases registered in germany has risen sharply to 65,000 — by far the highest figure since the pandemic began. the lower house of the german parliament has just passed new laws to control the virus, they will be considered by the upper house tomorrow. several other european countries have already tightened restrictions as cases on the continent continue to surge. let's take a look at some of the measures being taken across the bloc. i'mjessica parker in brussels. with rising case rates, the belgian government has announced new measures that are going to kick in on saturday. they include making it compulsory to work from home four days a week, that

here, two children and two women have died in a fire at a house in south—east london.rs will be banned from scrolling, filming or searching playlists on their mobile phone from next year. and two young sisters whose dad took his own life tell us how funds raised by children in need helped them. the charity event is held tonight. and coming up on the bbc news channel, australia captain tim paine steps down just weeks before the ashes, after sending sexually explicit messages to a female colleague. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. cricket chiefs are holding an emergency meeting to discuss racism in the english game. it comes after shocking testimony earlier this week from ex—yorkshire player azeem rafiq about the racism he faced. he had to apologise himself yesterday for anti—jewish comments he wrote on social media ten years ago. and another player, alex hales, has apologised after a photo was published showing him wearing black make—up at a fancy dress party in 2009. laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket�*s latest response to its

take similar restrictive steps to make and hold surveillance companies accountable to the new south london still ahead. one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders known as barbecue, asked us to help him overthrow the government. taliban says it wants to end up kind of sounds dependence on opium. we'll hear how it may take a global effort and in sport india when their 1st game at the t 20. welcome to avoid exit. ah hello there. there's more unsettled weather on the way for southern and central parts of europe over the next few days. and that's thanks to a low pressure that's pulled away from the iberian peninsula. moved across italy, and it's on its way to the balkans. if we take a closer look, we can see those severe storms rolling away from the city up into croatia across the a drastic sea. and we're going to see some heavy rain strong winds, a rough seas, bosnia and herzegovina going season. torrential downpours as well as montenegro. we're expecting around $200.00 millimeters of rain to fall over the next 3 days. and of course that means we could see some flooding. but that systems also

and 40 firefighters were _ fire engines and 40 firefighters were sent here to bexleyheath in south—east londonrigade says that _ south—east london. the fire brigade says that crews using breathing apparatus were able to take two female — apparatus were able to take two female adults and two children away from the _ female adults and two children away from the first floor of the building, but very sadly, they all died on — building, but very sadly, they all died on the scene. that is two adult women _ died on the scene. that is two adult women and — died on the scene. that is two adult women and two children died following a house fire here in bexleyheath. one adult male who had -ot bexleyheath. one adult male who had got out _ bexleyheath. one adult male who had got out of _ bexleyheath. one adult male who had got out of the building before the fire crews — got out of the building before the fire crews arrived, has been taken to hospitat — fire crews arrived, has been taken to hospital. the cause of the fire is under— to hospital. the cause of the fire is under investigation. so there's not re

zealander and a keen rugby player, sergeant ratana and shot dead inside croydon custody centre in south londonicers were there to remember a larger than life colleague and a good friend. # to shine upon you and be gracious unto you #. matt was a leader, a coach, a mentor, an inspiration. human, compassionate, decent. kind, fun, generous. a brilliant team—mate and a brilliant partner. sergeant rata na's partner then read a poignant poem. i thank you for the love that you have shown, but now it is time i travel on alone. so grieve for me a while, if grieve you must. then let your grief be comforted by trust. some of sergeant ratana's closest colleagues recalled their time with him in the force. there are still those people that when you open the door and walk in the custody suite or walk in the office, you think, today is going to be a good one, and matt was top of the list of those people. if you worked with matt, you felt safe. he had that... i can't put it into words but he had the ability to make police officers and the publicjust feel safe purely by his presence. if the world was full of ma

sarah corker, bbc news, in south london. the headlines on bbc news.m since she accused a chinese official of sexually assaulting her. the nhs can now offer people living with hiv the first �*long—acting injectable' treatment to keep the virus at bay. a couple who were metres away from a bomb that exploded in a taxi outside liverpool women's hospital say they have been left in shock by the attack. liam spencer and stephanie stitt were in their car at the time, and mr spencer tried to pull the bomberfrom the burning wreckage of the taxi. our special correspondent ed thomas has this report. the explosions just went off and it shook the hospital building. then i go closer to the car, i can smell the smoke and i could see the man in the smoke and i could see the man in the back. the the smoke and i could see the man in the back. ., , ., ., the back. the moments liam and stehanie the back. the moments liam and stephanie would _ the back. the moments liam and stephanie would never— the back. the moments liam and stephanie would never forget. i the back. the

. >> hello, my name is bruce and i am from south london. my question is for skin. a woman, which one of these identities did you find more of a hindrance navigating a white male dominated industry such as using? >> that's interesting. it's impossible for me to separate those things. they are altogether all the same time. especially what i'm doing with other people who are not so positive towards me in those days, i don't know which one it was. if it was because i was black or gay or female. >> hello. it's lovely to see you both. as to women who are white, have you ever felt internally in the asian community or black community, there were further expectations of how you should behave? >> of course. there is this expectation for all parents that their children should be kind of like them. it doesn't matter who you are, which background, which race, class, whatever. all parents feel safe that their kids are replicas of them. with us, we carried the guilt of trying to make their life feel worthwhile and their struggles to give us a great education. my parents, when the

in south london, single mum emma has outgrown _ in here.ed flat. this is the living room, and this doubles as your bedroom? yes, some in the evening it is like changing rooms. and in here is my bed. tt in the evening it is like changing rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago _ rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when _ rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when we _ rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when we first - rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when we first met. i 12 months ago when we first met. back then, emma had just been told her block was so unsafe it needed round—the—clock fire wardens. t’m round-the-clock fire wardens. i'm an: . i round-the-clock fire wardens. i'm angry- i am _ round—the—clock fire wardens. t“n angry. i am actually furious at it. this is ruining people's lives. it is not our fault. this is ruining people's lives. it is not ourfault. we didn't this is ruining people's lives. it is not our fault. we didn't buy these properties thinking that

there is a south in london, there is a south in washington, d. c. l, jersey. english was also able to capitalize on the job the stick base and prospective, already established by the arabic channel. certainly outages or english knows its roots. it knows where it came from. it knows the very proud heritage of our churches are arabic and the boldness vouchers, or arabic. and some of that, i think the dna of that has been reflected in it, sibling out or english just hadn't been out of that arabic. the danger or the, the possibility is the houses or english might have become a photocopy of the bbc or cnn audio. so it was very, it was very good. it was a good experience that out of the arabic had trailblazer to blaze the trail and had pioneered a new way of, of looking at the world and reporting on the world. and so from that legacy, altos or english was able to, to build up and be something quite different from other mainstream media at that time when, who no intellect in 2006 al jazeera, also founded it's center for studies in doha. it provides researc

—east economic engine. _ the london and south—east economic engine. as— the london and south—east _ i think this is a win—win. it's never been done before. £96 billion has never— never been done before. £96 billion has never been a rail infrastructure or series _ has never been a rail infrastructure or series of— has never been a rail infrastructure or series of projects on this scale, so the _ or series of projects on this scale, so the ideam _ or series of projects on this scale, so the idea... i wasjust going to say so the idea... iwasjust going to say it— so the idea... iwasjust going to say it is— so the idea... i wasjust going to say it is clear _ so the idea... i wasjust going to say it is clear we are delivering action— say it is clear we are delivering action to — say it is clear we are delivering action to go with the words and aspirations around this. you are 'ust not aspirations around this. you are just not delivering _ aspirations around this. you are just not delivering what - aspirations around this. you are just not delivering what you - just not delivering what y

and two adults have been taken to hospital, after a ceiling collapsed at a primary school in south—east londonfternoon and welcome to bbc news. as the investigation into the explosion in a taxi outside liverpool women's hospital continues, the uk's terror threat level has been raised from substantial to severe — meaning an attack is highly likely. yesterday's explosion has been declared a terrorist incident by police, though counter terror officers said they don't yet have a clear idea of a motive for the attack. four people have now been arrested under the terrorism act in connection with the incident. a male passenger in the cab — who has not yet been named by police — was killed in the blast. officers believe he had built an improvised device. speaking in the last hour, the prime minister said the uk "will not be cowed by terrorism". this report from our correspondent danny savage contains images that you may find distressing. a taxi arrives at liverpool women's hospital, late yesterday morning. this explosion must have been terrifying for anyone there at the time. the driver does manage to

, this north—south— centralised in london and the south, this north—south divide _ centralisedh, borisjohnson ran on the principle of— hear about so much, borisjohnson ran on the principle of levelling - ran on the principle of levelling up, ran on the principle of levelling up. reaching— ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out— ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out to _ ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out to the - ran on the principle of levelling up, reaching out to the north, i up, reaching out to the north, creating — up, reaching out to the north, creating structures— up, reaching out to the north, creating structures so - up, reaching out to the north, creating structures so that. up, reaching out to the north, | creating structures so that the economies— creating structures so that the economies of— creating structures so that the economies of the _ creating structures so that the economies of the north - creating structures so that the economies of the north couldl creating structures so that the - economies of the north could grow

here, two children and two women have died in a fire at a house in south east london.ld boy is in a critical condition after being shot in the back in birmingham last night. police believe his injuries are life—changing. and drivers will be banned from scrolling, filming or searching playlists on their mobile phones from next year. and in the film review, we'll get mark kermode�*s verdict on tennis biopic �*king richard', which is all about the dad of serena and venus williams. good afternoon. the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board has said �*racism and discrimination is a blight�* on the game, and he�*s apologised �*unreservedly�* to former player azeem rafiq. tom harrison�*s comments came after an emergency meeting to discuss racism, after shocking testimony earlier this week from mr rafiq. mr harrison said the ecb is committed to taking wide—ranging action to tackle discrimination and promote inclusion and diversity at all levels. details of how that will happen will be announced in the coming weeks. let�*s hear that statement in full. the ecb, t

i've been working as a consultant obstetrician in south i consultant obstetrician in south london reallyonversations with women throughout this time and i have seen initially it was all about providing the right information to pregnant women. 0n it was all about providing the right information to pregnant women. on a one—to—one basis. and through as much good information as we can provide to as many sources and so we are seeing more and more pregnant women and i would urge, based on experience of this family that we see more pregnant women coming forward. of those women who are hospitalised with covid, over 90% of them are unvaccinated. we would really like to change that and to say that if you can get vaccinated it is never too late in the pregnancy to go and have that conversation with your midwife or obstetrician or gp so that you can feel ready to get vaccinated and so that we can reduce the numbers of pregnant women in intensive care units. ~ ., ., pregnant women in intensive care units. ., ., .,. units. what would you say to anyone reanant units. what would you say to anyone pregna

sarah corker, bbc news in south london.d to life in prison. islam died in 2009. now, prosecutor cyrus vance says the fbi and police withheld information that could have led to the acquittal of aziz and islam. the netflix documentary series who killed malcolm x? brought to light some of this evidence. this evidence was hiding in plain sight all these years, for decades. much of what we reveal in the documentary was known. much of it was published in biographies written about malcolm, particularly the manning marable biography, life of reinvention. even the autobiography of malcolm x had kernels of evidence. and the fbi had a treasure trove of documents that we were able to uncover through the freedom of information act that led us down this path. prosecutor vance has also tweeted that more information is likely to be revealed. he's apologised on behalf of the law enforcement agencies to the families of aziz and islam. earlier this year, malcolm x's daughters added their voices to calls to reopen the investigation in the ligh

found responsible for killing a fellow resident — 93—year—old eileen dean — at a care home in south—east london

here, two children and two women have died in a fire at a house in south east london.last night. police believe his injuries are life—changing.

okay, let's say from nadine bob and now he's a 650 kilometers to the south in london. understand that thousands of protests is gathering outside the bank of england. nettie. that's right near come. of course they see. so the heart of this is the financial district of a capital. in fact, just before cop 26 granted sumburgh herself was here, a protesting with others against the continuing fine on all fossil fuel projects. very the crowd now are heading to your file. go square. it's a fairly large crowd. there are lots of different groups involved, but too many of them are from local groups who are already active in trying to engage their local communities. and i'm joined by zaria green hill, jose from a climate action. lewisham. can you tell me a bit about how your activities, particularly tie into today's theme of nature? i'm yes, we are very keen on supporting the biodiversity evolution, particularly mature trees and mature trees often get failed and inner city areas and they don't meet specific permissions to do so. so we lose mature trees, which obviously are mitigat

funeral has taken place today for sabina nessa who was attacked as she walked to meet a friend in south east londonold teacher at whitechapel�*s east london mosque, who has also been remembered in a series of public vigils. a 36—year—old man has been charged with the murder, and will appear in court next month. the mother of a 15—year—old schoolboy who was shot and stabbed outside his home in birmingham has said her heart is broken beyond repair after five teenagers were convicted of killing him. keon lincoln died injanuary. 0ur correspondent phil mackie was in court. keon lincoln, a 15—year—old schoolboy seen here messing around with his friends. injanuary, he was killed in broad daylight outside his house, by a group of teenagers who were out looking for someone to attack in this white car. keon was chased, stabbed and shot dead. the gunman was only 1a years old. it was an horrific attack on a quiet, suburban street. police say it is not clear if he was targeted — it may have been a random attack. the stolen car was abandoned two miles away. in it they found a knife and a mask with dna. and there

he was in the room next door at the care home in south—east london.worry about me. a, and said i loved her and not to worry about me.— and said i loved her and not to worry about me. and said i loved her and not to wor about me. . ., , , ., worry about me. a family been at the old bailey to — worry about me. a family been at the old bailey to hear— worry about me. a family been at the old bailey to hear the _ worry about me. a family been at the old bailey to hear the evidence i old bailey to hear the evidence against him. because of his mental health condition he was not in court. he was declared unfit to stand trial or enter a plea. instead a jury had to listen to the evidence and they have now ruled he was responsible for the killing. before being moved to the care home he was an inpatient at two south london hospitals. yet when conditions linked to chronic alcohol abuse and he was sectioned under the mental health act because of aggressive behaviour. during his time in hospital he threatened staff with a knife and scissors. spoke of getting machin

children and one adult have been treated in hospital after a ceiling collapsed at a primary school in south londoncaved in this morning. the majority of those taken to hospital have been discharged. an international gang ofjewellery thieves has been jailed for a series of high—end burglaries in london which gave them a haul worth more than £26 million. the three men, all italian, stole cash, jewellery and gems from celebrities' homes, in britain's biggest ever burglary spree. they were jailed for 28 years in total at isleworth crown court. royal dutch shell has announced a plan to move its headquarters from the netherlands to the uk as part of a plan to simplify the business. the oil giant will ask shareholders to vote on the proposals. the government here has welcomed the move — but its dutch counterpart said it was "unpleasantly surprised". now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. after a fairly mild and cloudy day on monday, the weather is not going to be changing in a hurry for some of us. a bit of rain in your forecast particularly towards the north and we

he was speaking to journalists on a visit to a pharmacy in south london.have been double vaccinated. and it is absolutely vital if we are going to be able to continue in the way that we are back people get their blisters when they get called for it and get asked to take them. the numbers have been going up very fast. we have now done i think about 11.4 million people have had their blisters, but you can register online. it's a fantastic thing to do. it gets you 95% more protection, and i really urge people to get your boosters when you get called forward. it's going to be absolutely vital in the coming few months, particularly when we look at what is happening in so many other parts of europe right now. that was the prime ministers speaking earlier today in london. west midlands metro is to suspend all its tram services through birmingham and the black country from tomorrow for at least four weeks — because cracks have been discovered in the tracks along the network. let's get more on this from our correspondent phil mackie. sounds like huge disruption, fa