- and the first of those was to southport, where she and prince william met with families of the children the family attended catherine's carol concert at westminster abbey. this has now become an annual event. the theme this year was empathy and kindness, supporting others through challenging times, with particular personal resonance after this year. and i must continue to take each day as it comes. and undertaking a few more public engagements in the coming months when i can. but you don't have anything in that car, do you? - and the first of those was to southport, where she and prince william met with families of the children killed and injured and those who helped in the aftermath of the attack. in december, the family attended catherine's carol concert at westminster abbey. this has now become an annual event. the theme this year was empathy and kindness, supporting others through challenging times, with particular personal resonance after this year. this year was going to be the year that i've just had. the unplanned? the unplanned, exactly. yeah. hello. despite an improving weathe

he set up a telegram group that was used to organise the southport riot and share multiple other targetswas searched, weapons and a copy of hitler's mein kampf were found. it's not seven years for social media posts, it's seven years for encouraging violent disorder and criminal damage, and for possession of a knife in a public place. on monday, responding to a post about the grooming gangs scandal, musk wrote utterly unacceptable. no one disagrees with that, but musk is amplifying a slew of incorrect and misleading information. his concern about the subject doesn't extend to being truthful when addressing it. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. with just over a week to go before he moves back into the white house, donald trump has been sentenced, after being found guilty on multiple charges of fraud. he has avoided both prison and a fine. but it still means that he will become the first us president to take office as a convicted felon. donald trump spoke in court, but appearing via video link. he spoke for a few minutes, claiming his innocence and protesting the case.

he set up a telegram group that was used to organise the southport riot and shared multiple other targetsed, he was carrying a knife. when his home was searched, weapons and a copy of hitler's mein kampf were found. it's not seven years for social media posts, it's seven years for encouraging violent disorder and criminal damage and for possession of a knife in a public place. on monday, responding to a post about the grooming gang scandal, musk wrote, "utterly unacceptable." no—one disagrees with that but musk is amplifying a slew of misleading and incorrect information. his concern about the subject doesn't extend to being truthful when addressing it. ros atkins unai simon 2a hours snapshots of elon musk�*s x timeline. here in the uk, experts are warning of more deaths and disfigurement caused by botched cosmetic procedures unless the government introduces new regulations to make the industry safer. thejoint councilfor cosmetic practitioners said, in the last year, it's dealt with an explosion in complaints from local authorities about poor practice. one woman has told the bbc she looks

the disorder followed the southport knife attacks, fuelled by misinformation spread on social media about to our reporter peter harris about the violence they faced. it wasjust carnage. we had a line of six police officers and myself with hundreds of people standing in front of you, they were shouting abuse with their weapons. at any moment, that could turn. i genuinely got the feeling on that night the people that were doing it did not care if me or my colleagues made it home that night. as police struggled to contain the riots, durham's cops were deployed to shore up neighbouring forces. their first shout was to hartlepool. we turned into the street and it was just a sea of probably a few hundred people in front of us and just six cops and a sergeant. there was missiles getting thrown, which were bricks, and we were just met withjust carnage, basically. it was a strange feeling. it was a mixture of not... a bit of fear, a bit of... just the unknown. you mentioned it was kids were involved. i mean, that in itself must be pretty shocking to see. there was just a line of what i'd say child

we have the southport rights over the summer. the u.k.nment imprisoning people for putting posts on facebook and siding those riots. elon musk right now accordingly far right party in germany and hosting them on x. leaders of these countries, leaders of france, germany, the u.k. coming out and trying to push back on some of the social media sites. it's a hot buttoa lot is being e divide between the u.s. and china in terms of technology. that is almost a done deal. we may see more of a divide between the u.s. and europe as well. the challenge for europe is you don't have the home-grown companies to replace some of these u.s. platforms. that is the challenge for europe and always has been. jonathan: that challenge not going away anytime soon. stefan slowinski on meta, down about .4% in the premarket. with an update elsewhere, let's cross to dani burger. dani: nvidia's ceo at the center of an ai boom says he's ready to meet with president-elect donald trump and offer his help to the coming administration. he spoke with bloomberg's ed ludlow.

host: let us hear from i -- larry in southport, north carolina. republican.ler: how are you doing? host: well. caller: i have a question for the gentleman and a lot of america's died building the -- americans died building the cattle -- panama canal and a lot of money was put into building it. that is neither here nor there. i picked up on one thing. immigration through the panama canal. that is 40 something thousand national chinese. that is reason alone for the united states to take control to cut down of all of these migrants that immigrate and cross to that country. thank you. guest: well, you know there is no question that some americans died in the building of the canal. initially there was disease, malaria and yellow fever was rampan until the mosquito was -- and hygiene processes were established during the bldg of the canal. the figure of 38,000 has mandated about and that it -- has been bandied about and that is incorrect. i will not minime y death but that is incorrect which lumps together the deathotals during the french construction whh was about

echoing what the prime minister said after the southport riots, is this an error too far for our prime minister? an exclusive coming up soon with marlon, that father who sat down with our peerless national reporter charlie peters. and at 5:00 i'll be joined by the formidable maggie oliver, keeping up pressure on the national scandal that truly is shaming britain. get in touch, gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, here's your headlines and it's tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you and good afternoon. we start with some breaking news that a six month old baby girl has died after a crash in a multi—storey car park. sofia kellerman, from leigh in manchester, was injured in a collision in tenby in pembrokeshire on thursday. police confirmed that sofia was initially taken to hospital but died of her injuries the following day. the force said the collision happened on the ground floor of the car park, and a man has been arrested in connection with that incident. he is due to appear in court on the 7th of february. and in some more breaking news this hour, leicestershire fire and rescue service has

and that was very much at variance with the experience we had in the united kingdom with the southportwhere the authorities sort of sat on the truth for months and months. and i just think that causes massive amounts of speculation, real fear amongst communities. and i think the american police need to look to the german police about getting information out to the public are assured. but this is these are assured. but this is these are terrible things. and douglas murray writes in recently has said that this becomes almost an annual event, something that we expect. and it is a terrible thing that in the west that we are under. but people cannot feel safe when they should be having a lovely party. >> no, it is a real shocking event and of course our thoughts and hearts go out to everyone affected. some of the images that we've been seeing are truly, truly horrific. but mike, how does a police service go about trying to keep people safe.7 is it possible in the 21st century to keep large events, large celebrations like we've seen in cities the world over.7 is it possible to deliver the so

it's reminiscent of how he how he handled the southport massacre when he when he came out and said theple upset about it and angry about it were just expressing far right thuggery, which is an absolute nonsense. people were furious then and are furious now. >> i completely agree. and the weird thing is he's actually on the immigration. for instance, he quite deftly turned that back against the tories and said there had been an experiment in open borders and it had failed, and labour would now try and mop up that mess. why has he not done this with the grooming gangs? the tories have been in power for 14 years, completely and abjectly failed to do what should have been absolutely core to their mission. and instead he's saying no, we're carrying on with their policy. >> i think he's surrounded by left wing advisers who he's in an echo chamber of his own making. and if you look at yvette cooper, she handled it much better. you know, she came out and said, no, we need to focus, you know? she acknowledged that the crimes were horrific and they needed to be dealt with. and they're going to f

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