found dead in a house in surrey.ltiple and extensive injuries were discovered on her body likely to have been inflicted over an extended period of time which widens the scope and changes the nature of these investigations. the details mentioning three people who have left the country to islamabad and pakistan including a father in the partner and brother. they all left the uk and flew to pakistan on wednesday the 9th of august knows the day before sara sharif�*s body was discovered. so, very distressing case and a very brief update from surrey police there. are we deceiving get a few more details from a correspondent who was there but those details are coming in and adding to what we know basically before that press conference and we did not know that the name had not been officially confirmed and that was named locally and police are coming out in the last units and confirming that name. she was ten years old and found dead at a house in surrey. detectives were believed before that update to be looking for three peo

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we know surrey county council's social services also had some contact with the family. sara's brothers and sisters appeared to go to school since the family moved in here in april but they did not see any sign of sara sharif attending school so it may be that although she was at school in byfleet when the family used to live there, she may not have been attending school since moving here in april. attending school since moving here in aril. . ~ i. an international trading bloc — made up of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa — has begun a three day summit injohannesburg where its members are discussing expanding the alliance after what they're calling a surge in interest injoining the group knowns as brics. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov is representing president putin, who has made a video address at the summit. the group wants more opportunities for trade and investment and is seeking to extend its influence against wealthy western nations. our chief international correspondent lyse doucetjoins me now. how important is this brics alliance — does it

also tonight: a 10—year—old girl found dead at a house in surrey has been named locally as sara sharifr body was discovered last week. the nhs is to radically change targets on cancer waiting times. charities say more cash and investment is also needed. and the miraculous escape of the 13—year—old boy who fell a hundred feet down the grand canyon. on newsnight at10:30... the government is focusing on the health service this week pitting its record against the rest of the uk. so does nhs england's plan to reconfigure cancer waiting time targets play into their narrative? on bbc london, the mother of a child who died after being electrocuted by faulty wiring at a pub in london is calling for stricter regulations. hello. we begin with the news that thousands of police officers serving in northern ireland were dreading, that details of their surnames and places of work have fallen into the hands of dissident republican groups who do not support the peace process. the chief constable of the police service of northern ireland confirmed this today after last week's data breach, in which detai

daniel sandford at surrey coroner's court.ilders to prove new housing developments won't cause pollution to nearby rivers. rishi sunak says the change will allow 100,000 new homes to be built in england by 2030, but the wildlife trusts says the plan is "disgraceful". here's our political correspondent helen catt. they should be busy building homes on the st giles park development near norwich. but four months ago work stopped. the construction workers were let go. 201 homes had already been built, but the developers couldn't get the go—ahead for another 149 on the remaining land. on the remaining land you can see here, because of rules on water pollution. for the local council, which owns the land, it's frustrating. 0n sites like this, when you can't build homes, you're materially affecting the ability for people to get a roof over their head and you're actually driving the price of the homes that are available even higher than they otherwise need to be. so sorting this problem out has been essential notjust for the building i

crucially, surrey police have been very clear about this.hey want to speak to him, they have not named him as a suspect in this case. so surrey police want to speak to him, but without an extradition treaty between the uk and pakistan, what options would they have? an extradition would be a way down the line as well. like you say, there is no extradition treaty between pakistan and the uk. given, at this point, that we are just at the stage of the police wanting to speak to these three individuals, the next stage would be, well, can theyjust bring them home to be able to do that? in order to do that, if they don't want to come voluntarily, the stage most likely would be extradition. in order to be able to do that, the uk authorities need to build up enough evidence to prove to the courts in the uk and convince them, and convince the courts here in pakistan that there is a case to answer, which would then be that both sides would have to agree, there would have to be an extradition. speaking to police that are very familiar with the extraditi

the cause of the death of 10—year—old sara sharif in surrey has not yet been confirmed but is likely dead at her home in woking earlier this month, sparking a murder inquiry. police in pakistan are looking for three family members in relation to sara's death. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinson has more from outside surrey coroners court. well, it was, as expected, a pretty brief opening of the inquest because there is a criminal investigation that is ongoing. what the coroner had to do was open it formally and then adjourn it for a period of time for that police investigation to continue. now, the coroner adjourned it for a lengthy period of time of six months, so a long time, which was noted by the coroner. and that's because of what the coroner described as the complexities of the investigation and the international element to the investigation. we heard a bit more detail about sara in that she was born in slough in berkshire. and we also, as you mentioned there, again, still nearly three weeks since sara sharif�*s body was discovered that still the cause of death has not been asce

police are also now searching the family's previous home in surrey.stained and extended period of time". daniel sandford is in woking. what is the latest on the investigation? well, this is where sara was found deadin well, this is where sara was found dead in the early hours of thursday morning two weeks ago and surrey police still want to speak urgently to her father urfan sharif, police still want to speak urgently to herfather urfan sharif, his partner and his uk—based brother, all of them are believed to have left the country before the body of sara sharif was found and flown to pakistan. pakistan police are hunting for them in pakistan, they have not yet found them, but they have not yet found them, but they have detained and questioned urfan sharif�*s pakistan —based brother and his father and they are being questioned to try and locate the three adults who left the country with five other children just about two weeks ago. what more have you learnt over the last few days? as we know, sara sustain these multiple and extensive injuries over a su

surrey police have launched a murder investigation.s ten years old, had multiple injuries that she'd sustained over an extended period of time. also being examined by forensic specialists this week, the house in nearby byfleet where sara used to live until the family moved out in april. the mother of one of her former classmates at the local school remembers her being a cheerful young girl. she would always kind of skip to school, seemed happy, confident. yeah, she seemed just like a normal, happy girl, couldn't wait to get to school. today, jessica, who asked us not to use her surname or show herface, described how one day sara arrived with visible injuries. just before the easter holiday she would come into school and she had cuts and bruises on herface and her neck. and my daughter had asked what had happened and she said that she'd fallen off a bike and kind of walked away. and then the next day the teacher announced she had left school and she was being home—schooled. at about that time, sara sharif�*s family moved to their new ho

helena wilkinson, bbc news, woking in surrey.before. let�*s speak to our correspondent, caroline davies, who�*s in islamabad. caroline, what are you hearing from your end about what is going on here? ., , ,., 4' your end about what is going on here? ., , ,., ~ ., here? so, clive, we have spoken to the olice here? so, clive, we have spoken to the police here _ here? so, clive, we have spoken to the police here in _ here? so, clive, we have spoken to the police here in pakistan, - here? so, clive, we have spoken to the police here in pakistan, who - the police here in pakistan, who have said through the federal investigation agency that they have been asked to start trying to find urfan sharif, sara�*s father. it is just to locate him, not to arrest him. we understand multiple police stations are currently trying to find him. we understand they have visited his family�*s homes as well. but so far, we have been told that they have not been able to locate him. as you mentioned, about extradition, the police in the uk have been incred

hf you between surrey and london. if you came under— between surrey and london.ur plan has never been for the scrappage - the expansion of ulez. our plan has never been for the scrappage of- never been for the scrappage of ulez. everyone should benefit. we had financial and social concerns for residents. it is a tax on people who do not live in london. that has been a point all along. if the mayor of london and tfl were prepared to negotiate and provide mitigation we would never have had tojoin negotiate and provide mitigation we would never have had to join that legal action. would never have had to 'oin that legal mini would never have had to 'oin that legal action. thank you very much for our legal action. thank you very much for your time _ legal action. thank you very much for your time with _ legal action. thank you very much for your time with us. _ lets hear now from leonie cooper who's a labour member of the london assembly and has been working closely with the mayor of london on the ulez scheme. good morning to you. thank you for your time. good morning

sara was found dead at her home in woking, surrey earlier this month, sparking a murder inquiry.g for three family members in relation to sara's death. they say the search continues and they are acting daily on new information. let's talk to our home affairs correpsondent, daniel sandford at woking crown court. daniel, what happened this morning? the coroner's court system in the uk is such that when there is an unexpended death, the coroner needs to open an inquest and then if the police are already investigating that death, typically they would then suspend that in quest for a short period to allow the police to conduct their inquiries, in this case a suspected murder investigation. what happened this morning was that the coroner for surrey said he would suspend the inquest for an unusually long length of time, for six months because of the relative complexity of the case and also because of the international element of the investigation. we also heard more detail, a postmortem examination was carried out by the home office pathologist, we have been told that initially because

now, surrey police have said this is a devastating incident and they say that three people they wantigation have left the country on wednesday. that would be before police found the body of the ten—year—old girl here on thursday. no one else has been injured and they say that no one has been arrested. they don't believe there is a danger to the public. the family of the girl who died are being supported by police officers. a neighbour who lives here nearby said that a family lived in this house for six months who had six children. people have been coming here throughout the day leaving flowers, as you are able to say. they are shocked and astounded by what happened here. you can see there is a police presence which surrey police say will continue as people here in this quiet area try to come to terms with what happened to come to terms with what happened to this ten—year—old girl. to come to terms with what happened to this ten-year-old girl.— to this ten-year-old girl. louisa, many thanrs- — the uk economy performed better than expected over the spring with growth of 0.2% between ap

sara was found dead at her home in woking, surrey earlier this month, sparking a murder inquiry.ree family members in relation to sara's death. they say the search continues and they are acting daily on new information. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford explained this morning's court proceedings. when there's an unexplained death, a coroner needs to open an inquest. and then if the police are already investigating that death, typically they would then suspend that inquest for a short period to allow the police to conduct their inquiries, in this case, a suspected murder investigation. what happened this morning was that simon wickens, the coroner for surrey, said that he would suspend the inquest for an unusually long length of time, for six months because of the relative complexity of the police case and also because of the international element of the investigation. we also heard more details about the postmortem examination carried out by the home office pathologist, nathaniel carey. the police had already told us that initially the cause of her death was not yet

today at surrey coroner's court, an inquest was opened and adjourned for six months.thy adjournment, but did so because of the complexity of the case and the international element of the investigation. while police continue to work with authorities in pakistan, here in the uk, officers are working to piece together a picture of sarah's life. but in terms of that international investigation, as far as we've been told, there is no trace of sarah's father, ——as far as we've been told, there is no trace of sara's father, his partner and sara's uncle. but we have been told by police in pakistan on the ground who are conducting this search on behalf of surrey police, that they are widening the area, covering four areas in the country. and they are doing so, they say, because they've received new information from multiple sources. sudan's military chief is in egypt for talks with president abdel fattah el—sisi. it's the first time general abdel fattah al—burhan left sudan since fighting erupted in april between the army and rival paramilitary rapid support forces. he's looki

today at surrey coroner's court, an inquest was opened and adjourned for six months.the case and the international element of the investigation. while police continue to work with authorities in pakistan, here in the uk officers are working to piece together a picture of sara's life. well, in terms of that international investigation, as far as we've been told, there is no trace of sara's father, his partner and sara's uncle. but we have been told by police in pakistan on the ground who are conducting this search on behalf of surrey police that they are widening the area, covering four areas in the country. and they are doing so, they say, because they've received new information from multiple sources. in london, there's some dispute about how much of an impact the ulez scheme will have on public health in london. but there is considerable evidence that pollution can pose a significant risk. a new report by the energy policy institute of chicago says that living in an area with poor air quality can take an average of 2.2 years off live expectancy, making it one of the

helena wilkinson is at surrey coroner�*s court.ause of death, how the ten—year—old girl died. though at the opening of the inquest here today, they heard that it is likely that it was not from natural causes. the coroner opened and then adjourned the inquest for a lengthy period of six months because of the complex police investigation. sara sharif has been deeply felt by so many. a ten—year—old girl found dead in her home. she had sustained multiple and extensive injuries. her body was found alone. there is still no sign of her father, urfan sharif, his partner, beinash batool, and sara�*s uncle, faisal malik. they left the uk for pakistan the day before sara was discovered. police want to speak to them in connection with their murder investigation. soon after landing in islamabad, it was sara�*s father who rang the emergency services in the uk. it was his call which led officers to the family home. today at surrey coroner�*s court, an inquest was opened and adjourned for six months. the coroner said he wouldn�*t normally grant su

officers were called to the address in woking _ surrey.st before three o'clock this morning. the family were informed and are now being supported by specialist officers. an investigation is under way and police say there is no risk to the wider public. the uk's biggest mortgage lender, the halifax, is about to cut the costs on some of its fixed rate deals. tomorrow, they're expected to come down by around 0.7 of a percentage point. natwest has also announced a reduction, and other lenders such as hsbc, nationwide and tsb have already cut some of their rates. the cost of mortgages has climbed steadily over the last nine months, here's colleta smith. after months of doom and gloom for homeowners, hope might be on the horizon. some banks are cutting mortgage rates, and it couldn't come too soon for those facing a bigger bill. we're fixed the next two years, but i know my mum's just been hit — her mortgage has gone up £200. i think it's around £250 extra a month now. so it's quite an increase considering, you know, my gas and electric has doub

here in surrey this is a need to quiet residential street were lots of families and children live.rms with what happened to this girl. asylum—seekers who were moved off the bibby stockholm barge in dorset after harmful bacteria was found in the water supply say they have been told they will be back on it in a week. the 39 migrants were disembarked yesterday after the legionella bacteria was found. one of them told the bbc they'd all received a letter saying they will be housed in alternative accommodation for seven days. let's speak to our correspondent david lumb, who's in portland. david, talk us through the sequence of events here. well, the government was originally hoping that the barge behind me would house 500 migrants, but today we found out that they have all been taken off. it is after the discovery of legionella bacteria in the water supply. sometimes it is found in pipes that have been used for a long time and it can cause legionnaires disease, which is a serious lung condition. the government has said that this move is just government has said that this move isjust a p

surrey police have confirmed this afternoon that a 10—year—old girl found dead at a house in surrey wasave left the country. helena wilkinson is in woking for us. just bring us up—to—date with the latest. just bring us up-to-date with the latest. ~ . , . just bring us up-to-date with the latest. ~ ., , ., , ., , latest. well, it was at this house in a auiet latest. well, it was at this house in a quiet village _ latest. well, it was at this house in a quiet village when _ latest. well, it was at this house in a quiet village when police - latest. well, it was at this house i in a quiet village when police were called on thursday to reports of concern for safety. a 10—year—old girl was found dead inside the property. we have had new information from surrey police, they say that there was nobody else inside the property when officers attended. the ten—year—old girl has not been formally identified, but she has been named locally as sarah. this is a murder investigation. police are still trying to track down three individuals who they say left the country on wednesday, so the day before th

surrey county council said it would "work tirelessly" to gain a "full understanding" of the situationtone are due to apologise for their family's role in the slave trade. the victorian era politician was the son ofjohn gladstone — a slave owner in the british west indies. john's great—great—great grandson and five other family members will travel to guyana to make an apology and pay reparations. passengers at stansted airport have been stranded on trains and planes after a powerfailure affected the entire airport site. the airport railway station was initially evacuated after its fire alarms went off.an airport spokesman said a "power after its fire alarms went off. an airport spokesman said a "power outage" affected the whole site and systems had to be rebooted. power has now been restored. you're live with bbc news. mexico's northwestern coast has been hit by high winds and heavy rains as storm hilary makes landfall. there's been flooding in santa rosalia in the ba—ha california region. some houses have been submerged. elsewhere, there have been landslides. the tropical storm is exp

surrey police told us it had been liaising with international partners since the 10th but would not tellc they can still find the family. for them i think it would be very difficult to stay in hiding for quite some time. it's just like two weeks have passed, people will be giving information. at the end, they will be contacting different people for different needs. we are working on it day and night so i'm sure that we will be able to find them. weeks on, still no sign of a family of eight in hiding somewhere in pakistan. caroline davies, bbc news, domeli. a new defence secretary has been appointed today, with grant shapps taking over, after ben wallace — who has done the job for the last four years — stood down. for grant shapps it's his fifth cabinetjob in the last 12 months, as our political editor chris mason reports. the wheels of politics are turning with a bit of zip again. before mps return next week, downing street has a spot of housekeeping to attend to, finding a new defence secretary. enter then grant shapps — the government's utility man has another newjob. it is his fifth —

police in pakistan are searching for them on behalf of surrey detectives, a search that was expandedld me the whole community had been shocked by sara's death and was surprised that her father still hadn't contacted the police after almost three weeks. as a father, it is his responsibility. it is a duty, duty of care. he should come forward and speak with the pakistani police or the uk police. if my daughter or my son in danger here, and if someone told they are injured in an accident and they died, they cancel their trip straightaway, buy a new ticket and come home. sara sharif�*s father booked the tickets to pakistan through this woking travel agent a day and a half before her body was found. he bought one—way tickets for the whole family, including the five children. only sara was not on the booking. daniel sandford, bbc news, woking. the government is planning to scrap rules which require house builders to prove new developments won't cause pollution to nearby rivers. rishi sunak says the change will allow 100,000 new homes to be built in england by 2030, but campaigners warn vit

surrey police want to speak to him in connection with their murder inquiry. 0ur correspondent leigh milnert look behind me, you can see just how the community have responded to this incident. there are plenty of cards, messages from the well—wishers that have visited all throughout the morning. in fact, i spoke to one dad who came this morning with his two little children. they came to lay flowers and he just said he couldn't get it out of his head what had happened. now, what the police have told us is, they've given us an insight into what has happened inside this house and how it all came about. well, it turns out that a 999 call was made from pakistan, and that call came from sarah's father, 41—year—old urfan sharif. it turns out he had traveled there the day before with the entire family, and they had one—way tickets. and that's exactly why this is now turned into an international manhunt. they're currently looking for him along with his brother, faisal malik, and his partner, beinash batool. now, they traveled to pakistan with their five children. we don't yet know where they are, bu

surrey county council said it would "work tirelessly" to gain a "full understanding" of the situationdstone are due to apologise for their family's role in the slave trade. the victorian era politician was the son ofjohn gladstone, a slave owner in the british west indies. john's great—great—great grandson and five other family members will travel to guyana to make an apology and pay reparations. passengers at stansted airport have been stranded on trains and planes after a power failure affected the entire airport site. the airport railway station was initially evacuated after its fire alarms went off. power has now been restored. you're live with bbc news. polls have closed in ecuador �*s elections. electoral commission said the day had passed off peacefully despite the run—up to the elections being hacked by violence. earlier this month, anti—corruption candidate, fernando villavicencio, was assassinated as he was leaving a campaign event. many candidates cast their votes wearing bullet—proof vests and helmets. earlier, i spoke to our south america correspondent katy watson who is

surrey county council said it would "work tirelessly" to gain a "full understanding" of the situationds for agreeing to supply f—16fighterjets and train ukrainian pilots. president zelensky climbed into an f—16 at this air force base in denmark alongside the country's prime minister. it comes after the us gave the green light to send us made f—16s to kyiv. the danish prime minister, mette frederiksen, gave a timetable for the delivery of f—16s. well, the screening is going on now. the training will soon be starting, and hopefully, around new year, the first group of planes will be leaving denmark, going to ukraine, around six. and then, hopefully, next year, eight more planes are leaving denmark for ukraine. and then, the year after, five planes. the great british summer may have been a disappointment in terms of weather but all the rain that's lashed the country has had a great effect on english vineyards. ellie crisell reports from west sussex. the english wine industry has grown and grown, with sussex home to the most vineyards. the grapes may be baking in sunshine today, but the l

surrey county council said it would "work tirelessly" to gain a "full understanding" of the situationing to supply f—16fighterjets and to train ukrainian pilots. president zelensky climbed into an f—16 at this air force base in denmark — alongside the country's prime minister. it comes after the us gave the green light to send us—made f—16s to kyiv. the danish prime minister, mette frederiksen, gave a timetable for the delivery of f—165. well, the screening is going on now. the training will soon be starting, and hopefully, around new year, the first group of planes will be leaving denmark, going to ukraine, around six. and then, hopefully, next year, eight more planes are leaving denmark for ukraine. and then, the year after, five planes. russia's luna—25 space craft has crashed into the moon after spinning into uncontrolled orbit. that's according to russia's space agency roscosmos. earlier it reported an "abnormal situation" as the spacecraft prepared for a pre—landing orbit. luna—25 was scheduled to land on the south pole of the moon on monday. the bbc�*s will vernon has been foll

assigned to find the father of a ten—year—old girl found dead in surrey.a sharif�*s body was found at her family home in woking in the early hours of the 10th august. those are some of your headlines. next, it's life at 50 degrees: australia and mexico. this was first broadcast in 2021. oof, erm... surface temperatures at the moment somewhere between 87 and 95 degrees. so many people don't think that climate change is real. no, no, no, no! it just was extremely hot and everyone was starting to get worried, day by day, until it happened. temperatures will climb well - into the 405, making conditions even worse on our fire grounds. the footage that i took of the fire was shot on the gopro that i had actually got for christmas, five days before the event. it was on a very hot day to begin with, and so that made the fire, i think, a lot more aggressive. in the afternoon, i got the first glimpse of the fire coming over one of the mountains in front of us. it's so much smokier over there. it then started behind our house. i and i was 'ust standing up there, i th

surrey county council said it would work tightly to gain a full understanding of the situation. into the spinning out of orbit. earlier, it reported and and a normal situation as the spacecraft prepared for pre—landing orbits. luna 25 was scheduled to land at the south pole of the moon on the bbc�*s mulled wine and has been following the story from moscow. you might all we know is what roscosmos, the russian space agency said in that statement earlier today. the? russian space agency said in that statement earlier today. they said that yesterday. — statement earlier today. they said that yesterday, the _ statement earlier today. they said that yesterday, the medication - statement earlier today. they said | that yesterday, the medication was lost with luna 25, and attempts were made to re—establish the medication, but those attempts were unsuccessful, and the best line in the statement was, the craft ceased to exist as a result of a coalition with the surface of the moon. dutch macro as a result of the collision. —— is a result of a collision. when they launch the aircraft, it h

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tell me , university of surrey tell me, that that is the appropriate way to live my life .efties are actually trampling on the vision of martin luther king jr. >> steve hilton is often right on this occasion, especially because a colour—blind society is a natural society . that's the is a natural society. that's the way human beings are. we don't recognise colour in that way. we teach young children to be racist by separating them based on the colour of their skin. and that's this is doing. it's that's what this is doing. it's a form of racism a patronising form of racism rooted critical race theory. a patronising form of racism rootecan critical race theory. a patronising form of racism rootecan blackal race theory. a patronising form of racism rootecan black sheep theory. a patronising form of racism rootecan black sheep be sory. how can black sheep be inclusive? of course, it's exclusive by its very definition. it's separating black from sheep for black sheep from white sheep for the of a demonstration the purposes of a demonstration , metaphor. it's not , an it's a meta

she is a ten—year—old girl found dead at a house in surrey in broking in the early hours of the 10th full of ideas and very passionate about the things she believed in. she will be dearly missed and as a school community we are deeply affected by this tragedy. our thoughts, are deeply affected by this tragedy. ourthoughts, prayers are deeply affected by this tragedy. our thoughts, prayers and sympathies are with those affected by this heartbreaking news. the statement goes on to say, as there is an ongoing police investigation, it would be inappropriate to comment further, but we can confirm that we are fully supporting partner agencies with their investigations. our priority now is to support our school community as they grieve and recover. just a reminder that surrey police have confirmed that they want to speak to sara sharif�*s father along with two others who they now say have gone to pakistan. bbc news was told over the weekend that two police teams in north punjab in pakistan are now looking for him because they want to speak to him in connection with this. you are watching bb

we have the proper update from surrey police today.ner about the outcome of that. a , ., or the coroner about the outcome of that. a, , ., or the coroner about the outcome of that. , ., ., that. many thanks, daniel sandford. detectives in — that. many thanks, daniel sandford. detectives in northern _ that. many thanks, daniel sandford. detectives in northern ireland i that. many thanks, daniel sandford. detectives in northern ireland have| detectives in northern ireland have arrested a 39 yard man in connection with information likely to be useful to terrorists following a data link. the psni has a project mistakenly revealing details of all of its 10,000 staff last week. junior doctors in scotland have voted to accept a pay offer from ministers at holyrood, ending the threat of further strike action. the deal involves a total pay increase of 17% over two years, and will cost the scottish government £61.3 million. two former royal marines have described being shot at by pirates while attempting to navigate the amazon in a world record

sara sharif�*s body was found alone at a house in woking, surrey, a day after her family members flewes launched an international manhunt and have now appealed to "people in the woking community and beyond" who had contact with sara who have not previously come forward. meanhwile, police in pakistan have had "historic" contact with the family of a 10—year—old sara sharif who was found dead at her home as the search continues for her father and stepmother in pakistan — carrie davies has more from islamabad. what today's shows is the level of pressure that the pakistan police feel they are under to try and find the family members. today in court, we had an appearance by his father and brother. they were taken to court saying they had illegally detained two brothers during questioning. the police said they did question both of them and they did question both of them and they did detain them but said they did not arrest them. the end result today has been the police have said they will not arrest them but they will continue to question them. we spoke to the family as well and they told us

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studies, studies will be done, reza's chest is 110, approximately 44, i will conduct the first test in surrey a limited way . this is news. what is this news? we tried the atomic bomb, it can't be calculated better than this, how many people will be killed when it explodes, disabled people, and we have ankara, we have time, we can say that in fact, i wanted to test it with my own rope, which the truman american government, contrary to the day , did not agree, a very person. he was a gentleman, he thought that the bombing of german cities allowed the atomic bomb to come , but you have to do this, our teenagers will be killed, this is going to hiroshima on the sixth day, the sky of this pilot, who i told him, when the bomb is dropped, look and see what happens . there is an effect of shooting and filming mannequins excuse me, where is the capital of japan? i will tell you that there were 70,000 people in 1963, and it turns out that the number of people killed in hiroshima was 300,000, which caused blood cancer and caused all of the future generations to suffer. neutral countries, switzerland, s

the second round of the women's 0pen is under way at walton heath in surrey.nt at the moment. the american, a short while ago, at nine under after a continuing her first round form. lillia vu has also made ground, withjodi ewart shadoff of england, back on two—under. that's all the sport for now. welcome back. you're watching bbc news. she is known as the queen of latin but surely ballas has soared to new heights this week, taking on a terrifying wing walk. she is facing herfear of a terrifying wing walk. she is facing her fear of heights a terrifying wing walk. she is facing herfear of heights in a series of challenges to raise awareness about the importance of multi —— mental health after losing her brother to suicide. my brother was my hero. he said you will push yourself to be all you can be, because i see one day you will be a great dancer, you will do something with your life. and i will never forget those words. he was always there for me, 21w. doesn't matter if i was getting bullied, he was the man who stood behind me. yeah, ijust miss him. shirley's b

police are investigating the death of a ten—year—old girl in surrey as murder.ide a home on hammond road in woking in the early hours of yesterday. herfamily is being supported by specialist officers, police say they're not looking for anyone else in connection with her death. visitors to a beach on thejurassic coast had a narrow escape after part of a cliff above them collapsed. video captured in west bay shows the moment a large section of rock fell near a number of beachgoers. dorset council warned that rockfalls and landslips are common in the region. administrators for the high—street chain wilko are continuing to talk with potential buyers as they look to prevent the loss of thousands of jobs. the homeware and garden retailer, which has 400 shops, fell into administration yesterday. let's get some more details from emma vardy. who is outside a store in lancaster. where are we in this process today? wilko is a familiar sight on high streets in the uk and yesterday came the news that many employees had been dreading, that the company was being put into admin

back in carbon dioxide, and extraordinarily, that drilling was controlled from a control room in surrey you could see the drill going under ground. there was one point where you could see the drill coming through like this, and the substrate dipped down. the drill kept going and went out of the reservoir. when it went back in, i was like, why has it gone out of the servoir? also, human error can creep in, and things can go wrong. christian: how much gas? the energy minister was asked and said, thousands of kilowatts on the. how much? we don't have a measure of that. yet we are pumping more oil and gas. >> the carbon capture storage association has their estimates. we are going to pump more oil and gas. in 2021, a government asked the international energy agency to do a study on whether or not countries should be pumping out oil or gas. we've already gotten too much oil and gas in the system to be exploited. if we burn it, it will push targets out of the window. the country that commissioned the report is the u.k.. they've gone against that report . it is not just the international energ

ewing is in front, ten underfor her round at the surrey tournament.he american, five shots ahead of lee and katsu. that'sjust about all the sport, more including the harry kane transfer updates on the harry kane transfer updates on the bbc sport website. thank you, gavin. students in scotland have been allowed to sit their exams using british sign language since 2000 and four, but until recently, many crucial scientific terms were missing. almost 20 years since the exams were first introduced, more than 200 new signs have been added to the bsl dictionary to help deaf students learn about environmental science. 0ur science editor victoria gill has more. an afternoon learning about the science of climate change. true or false, science of climate change. true or false. plants _ science of climate change. true or false, plants and _ science of climate change. true or false, plants and oceans - science of climate change. true or false, plants and oceans remove l false, plants and oceans remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere? this is a lesson taught in

surrey body was discovered.rey county council said it would work tirelessly to gain a full understanding of the situation . understanding of the situation. and finally, a new brit school set to open in bradford in west yorkshire . the government's yorkshire. the government's confirmed it'll be based on the award winning performing arts brit school in south london. it helped launch the careers of some of britain's best known artists and actors, including adele, amy winehouse and tom holland . this is gb news across holland. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . leo welcome to now it's back to. leo welcome to mark dolan tonight with me. >> leo. here's in my big opinion is lefty's lambast rishi sunak and prince william for not taking a private jet to australia . australia. >> where does women's sport trump climate change? >> big story >> and the big story commiserations to the lionesses who lost to spain this afternoon i

surrey body was discovered.rey county council said it would work tirelessly to gain a full understanding of the situation . understanding of the situation. and finally, a new brit school set to open in bradford in west yorkshire . the government's yorkshire. the government's confirmed it'll be based on the award winning performing arts brit school in south london. it helped launch the careers of some of britain's best known artists and actors, including adele, amy winehouse and tom holland . this is gb news across holland. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . leo welcome to now it's back to. leo welcome to mark dolan tonight with me. >> leo. here's in my big opinion is lefty's lambast rishi sunak and prince william for not taking a private jet to australia . australia. >> where does women's sport trump climate change? >> big story >> and the big story commiserations to the lionesses who lost to spain this afternoon i

uncapped surrey fast bowler gus atkinson is included in a group which will be led byjos buttler.d coach gregor townsend had already trimmed his pool of players to 37 before this morning's announcement. mcinally who plays for edinburgh, led scotland at the 2019 world cup injapan and is now due to retire to become an airline pilot. he scored 11 tries in his 49 scotland appearances. george turner, dave cherry and ewan ashman are the remaining hookers. that squad in full you can find over on the bbc sport website. before we go, just to remind you of our top story — that england's lionesses are through to the world cup final. this goal from alessia russo — their third on the night — helped seal a famous win over austrlia in sydney. over australia in sydney. they'll now face spain on sunday. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello and welcome, i'm mark lobel. the jury in the trial of nurse lucy letby has started its 20th day of deli

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