sir david, who was member of parliament for southend west, was killed in leigh—on—sea in october lastr. he has been found guilty of two counts engaging in conduct from preparation of a terrorist act and the murder of sir david amess the 69—year—old mp for southend west. more in a moment. also on the programme. two visions for france, as emmanuel macron and marine le pen make it through to the second round of the presidential election. president zelensky is warning people they must prepare for "even larger military operations in the east", as russian forces focus their efforts, on the donbas region. a rise in the state pension and various benefits from today, but charities warn it fails to tackle the cost of living crisis. iam making, like, tremendous decisions as to how to get by for my and my family. there it is! and world number one scottie scheffler wins the masters and his first major. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a new marathon is launched to honour rugby league legend rob burrow. it will take place in leeds in may 2023, with the money raised going towards fighting moto

the headlines out two p —year—old man is found guilty of murdering former southend west mp sir davidss, and also preparing acts of terrorism. ali harbi ali previously told jurors he had no regrets and he decided to kill him over his vote over air strikes on syria. over his vote over air strikes on s ria. , ., over his vote over air strikes on syria-_ jurors - over his vote over air strikes on | syria-_ jurors were syria. get him down! jurors were shown dramatic _ syria. get him down! jurors were shown dramatic footage - syria. get him down! jurors were shown dramatic footage of - syria. get him down! jurors were shown dramatic footage of when | syria. get him down! jurors were i shown dramatic footage of when ali harbi ali was arrested by police officers in the moments after stabbing. in other news, two visions for france as marine le pen and emmanuel macron make it through to the second round of the presidential election. ukraine's president zelensky warns of big battles to come against russian forces in the east of the country. a rise in the state pension and various benefits from

the headlines at 5 a 26—year—old man is found guilty of murdering the former southend west mp sir davidss — and also preparing acts of terrorism. ali harbi ali previously told jurors he had no regrets and that he decided to kill sir david over his vote for airstrikes on syria jurors were shown dramatic footage of when ali harbi ali was arrested by police officers in the moments after the stabbing ukraine's president zelensky warns of �*big battles�* to come against russian forces in the east of the country the conservative mp for wakefield imran ahmad khan is found guilty of sexually assaulting a 15—year—old boy afterforcing him to drink gin at a party in 2008. two visions for france as marine le pen and emmanuel macron make it through to the second round of the presidential election. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a jury at the old bailey has found 26—year—old ali harbi ali, guilty of murdering the mp sir david amess and preparing acts of terrorism. the islamic state group fanatic carried out the "cold and calculating" murder at the veteran conservative backbencher�*s constitu

the southend west mp was stabbed more than 20 times during a constituency surgery in leigh—on—sea, lastndford, has been speaking about the case to detective chief superintendent dominic murphy, from the metropolitan police. ali harbi ali was a committed, self—radicalised terrorist, who conducted a terrible attack against democracy here in the uk by killing sir david amess on this day. we know from his own admissions in interview and we know from his behaviour in trial that his focus was on targeting mps within the houses of parliament here in the uk. so he was a committed terrorist. one of the interesting thing about this case is what he said in his police interviews in the hours after the murder of sir david. what do you think those interviews and what he said to the detectives and the officer in those interviews what do you think that can tell us about the process of radicalisation, the kind of conveyor belt he wept on down those years. i think conveyer belt is a good description, the interviewing officer did a greatjob getting him to talk about his journey. we can learn that people c

harbi ali considered attacking cabinet ministers, but settled on this man, sir david amess, mp for southend west on twitter and, lying that he was local, harbi ali fixed an appointment, e—mailing to say, "i don't think i'll take too long." ali harbi ali arrived here at the old bailey a self—confessed terrorist killer, but he then taunted sir david's family, declaring that he'd done nothing wrong. he said he'd killed to protect muslims in syria. but the judge said that was no defence to the crime of murder, and the jury tookjust 18 minutes to convict him. he literally did something that you can't even imagine. and it doesn't heal, itjust hurts. he's hurting all the people that were involved, making them relive it. arrogant to the end, he refused to stand for the verdict. just metres away, sir david's grieving family, watching the killer's final insult to them and a public servant who had only ever wanted to do good. dominic casciani, bbc news, at the old bailey. in france, emmanuel macron and marine le pen have begun the final stage of their campaigns for the presidency, with both of them through

harbi ali considered attacking cabinet ministers, but settled on this man, sir david amess, mp for southend westand, lying that he was local, harbi ali fixed an appointment, e—mailing to say, "i don't think i'll take too long." ali harbi ali arrived here at the old bailey a self—confessed terrorist killer, but he then taunted sir david's family, declaring that he'd done nothing wrong. he said he'd killed to protect muslims in syria. but the judge said that was no defence to the crime of murder, and the jury took just 18 minutes to convict him. he literally did something that you can't even imagine. and it doesn't heal, itjust hurts. he's hurting all the people that were involved, making them relive it. arrogant to the end, he refused to stand for the verdict. just metres away, sir david's grieving family, watching the killer's final insult to them and a public servant who had only ever wanted to do good. dominic casciani, bbc news, at the old bailey. jury members have been chosen for the legal battle betweenjohnny depp and the actress amber heard. the actor is suing his ex—wife for $50 million,

harbi ali considered attacking cabinet ministers, but settled on this man, sir david amess, mp for southend westhat he was local, harbi ali fixed an appointment, e—mailing to say, "i don't think i'll take too long." ali harbi ali arrived here at the old bailey a self—confessed terrorist killer, but he then taunted sir david's family, declaring that he'd done nothing wrong. he said he'd killed to protect muslims in syria. but the judge said that was no defence to the crime of murder, and the jury took just 18 minutes to convict him. he literally did something that you can't even imagine. and it doesn't heal, itjust hurts. he's hurting all the people that were involved, making them relive it. arrogant to the end, he refused to stand for the verdict. just metres away, sir david's grieving family, watching the killer's final insult to them and a public servant who had only ever wanted to do good. dominic casciani, bbc news, at the old bailey. in france, emmanuel macron and marine le pen are beginning a fortnight of campaigning after reaching the second round of the presidential election. mr macron w

harbi ali considered attacking cabinet ministers but settled on this man, sir david amess, mp for southend westtised his constituency surgery on twitter and, lying that he was local, harbi ali fixed an appointment, e—mailing to say, i don't think i'll take too long. ali harbi ali arrived here at the old bailey a self—confessed terrorist killer, but he then taunted sir david's family, declaring that he'd done nothing wrong. he said he had killed to protect muslims in syria. but the judge said that was no defence to the crime of murder, and thejury tookjust 18 minutes to convict him. he literally did something that you can't even imagine. and it doesn't heal, itjust hurts. he's hurting all the people involved, making them relive it. arrogant to the end, he refused to stand for the verdict. just metres away, sir david's grieving family, watching the killer's final insult to them and a public servant who had only ever wanted to do good. fiona, we will be back here at the old bailey on wednesday for ali harbi ali's sentencing, and the judge, mr sweeney, has it among the options a whole life order an

harbi ali considered attacking cabinet ministers but settled on this man, sir david amess, mp for southend westhere at the old bailey a self—confessed terrorist killer, but he then taunted sir david's family, declaring that he'd done nothing wrong. he said he had killed to protect muslims in syria. but the judge said that was no defence to the crime of murder, and thejury tookjust 18 minutes to convict him. he literally did something that you can't even imagine. and it doesn't heal, itjust hurts. he's hurting all the people involved, making them relive it. arrogant to the end, he refused to stand for the verdict. just metres away, sir david's grieving family, watching the killer's final insult to them and a public servant who had only ever wanted to do good. dominic casciani spoke to us from outside the courtroom. we will be back here at the old bailey on wednesday for ali harbi ali's sentences and the judge has amongst his options are whole life order. he has used them before in other terrorism cases but there is also a question about ali harbi ali's involvement with the radicalisation scheme.

sir david, who was member of parliament for southend west, was killed in leigh—on—sea in october last

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