father of 10—year—old sara sharif phoned police from pakistan and admitted he killed her at their surreye. and... a nasa spacecraft that will hunt for signs of alien life on one ofjupiter�*s icy moons has blasted off from cape canaveral, florida. let's get all of the latest sports news. hello from the bbc sport centre. wales will look to continue their unbeaten start under coach craig bellamy when they take on montenegro in the nations league in cardiff this evening. bellamy is in the process of instilling an adventurous new style, which so far has resulted in two draws and a win. they are a good team and truly difficult to prepare for because they won't leave the space and you are able to go and attack but on the counter due to players not coming back they are dangerous again so we have to really control the game with the ball. we need to control the tempo of the game because if you do not, they have a lot of players who are very much into the transitional part of the game who come alive. the nigerian football team say they will boycott their africa cup of nations qualifier in libya aft

it's really grown incredibly fast and spread from harrods to al fayed's homes in london and surrey, tolign with its values, and now fulham football club. since the documentary was broadcast, more than 65 more women have come forward with new allegations just to the bbc. the met police says more than a0 women have come forward to them, the odds to 21 who had made allegations before he died. those are being assessed to see if there's any criminality by people who might have been helping them put up surrey police have a case relating to his mansion in oxted in surrey and the biggest number is the more than 200 claims been settled by harrods with women who say they have had sexual misconduct by mohamed al fayed while in their employ. some of the women making allegations will appear on more than one or all of the lists but it does show that, since the bbc broadcast a documentary about a man who was clearly a prolific predator, lots of women have lost their fear and have been able to come forward and have been able to come forward and try and give an idea of the scale of the scandal. the bod

the little girl�*s body was found at her home in woking in surrey, after herfather, urfan sharif, calleder uncle. the mother of dawn sturgess, the woman from wiltshire who was poisoned by novichok in 2018, has paid tribute to her daughter, at the public inquiry into her death. dawn unwittingly sprayed herself with the deadly substance from a contaminated perfume bottle, four months after the same chemical weapon was used to target a former russian spy and his daughter, in salisbury. sir keir starmer has denied that increasing national insurance contributions for employers would break a promise made in the labour election manifesto. speculation that a rise could be announced in the budget later this month has been growing since the chancellor, rachel reeves, suggested the party�*s pledge may not apply to businesses. you�*re live with bbc news to asia — and north korea has blown up several interconnecting roads and railways on its side of the border with south korea. footage released by south korea shows the moment north korea blew up roads connecting the two countries. pyongyang had vowed

trial of three people accused over the death of 10—year—old sara sharif, found dead at her home in surreye bbc understands the chancellor is considering £40 billion worth of tax rises and spending cuts, in this month's budget. and conker controversy, as this man dismisses claims he cheated, in the world conker championships, in northamptonshire. on newsnight at 10.30 tonight, we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters, and of course look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. the white house has given israel 30 days to urgently boost humantiarian access to gaza, or risk cuts in military assistance. the strong message came in a leaked letter signed by america's top diplomat, antony blinken, and the us defence secretary, lloyd austin. it expresses deep concern at what it calls the "deteriorating humanitarian situation," and is the strongest warning yet to israel from its biggest international backer. tom bateman in washington has our top story. northern gaza is under renewed israeli assault. l

aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk.l now be screened for. his mum has clear advice to parents offered the test. do not even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything in this world. and peaking as a parent who is losing their child day to day, please don't look back and take the opportunity to find out. had joshua's condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. now the damage done is irreversible. where'sjoshie? whee! yay! just got everyone wrapped around his little finger. already back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screening programme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be sha

sara sharif�*s body was found at herfamily home in surrey last year. murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. they deny the charges. the british government has hailed a major conference on investment opportunities in the uk as a "vote of confidence" in the country. ministers says almost 38,000 jobs are likely to be created by projects, worth about 63 billion pounds, that have been announced by companies during the event and in the run up to the talks. local authorities across the uk responsible for services from adult social care to bin collections and pothole repairs are planning additional cuts to services. the bbc found they are making around 3 billion pounds worth of savings this financial year alone. but there'll still be a total shortfall of more than 5.5 billion pounds by 2026. you're live with bbc news. india and canada have expelled each other�*s top envoys, along with other diplomats. it comes afterjustin trudeau's government accused india's ambassador and other agents of homicide and other acts on canadian soil. the canadian prim

sara's body was discovered at her home in surrey in august last year. she was found alone. with her murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik lived with the ten year old before her death. the day before sara's body was found, they travelled to islamabad in pakistan. last week at the old bailey, a jury was sworn in ahead of their trial, and today the prosecution is expected to lay out the case against the three defendants. mr sharif, miss batool and mr malik were arrested when they returned to the uk in september last year. two days later they were charged. a postmortem examination found sara had sustained multiple and extensive injuries before her death. the trial is expected to last up to nine weeks. helena wilkinson, bbc news. a public inquiry into the salisbury novichok poisonings has opened this morning. it's heard that dawn sturgess — the 44—year—old mother who died after coming into contact with the nerve agent — appears to have been an innocent victim caught in the crossfire of a quote "illegal and outrageous a

admitted he killed her at their surrey home. dawn sturgess died after spraying herself with a nerve agent hidden in a perfume bottle six years ago — a public inquiry aims to explore who was responsible and what lessons can learnt. also coming up on the world today... a nasa spacecraft that will hunt for signs of life on one ofjupiter�*s moons has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida. hello, welcome to the world today, an hour of international news from the bbc. the un human rights organisation says it is appalled by israel's continued attacks on northern gaza, where it says tens of thousands of people are effectively cut off with no access to food or other necessities. the hamas—run health ministry claims more than 60 people have dozens of people have been killed by strikes in the last 24 killed by strikes in the last 2a hours. there were attacks on the al aqsa hospital compound and the nuseirat camp, where a number of children are reported dead. israel's military said it was "looking into the reports" about the attack. is

her body was found in an upstairs bedroom at her home in surrey on the 10th of august last year, after her father, irfan sharif , called the police irfan sharif, called the police and confessed to the killing after he fled to pakistan. the minicab driver is on trial with sara's stepmother and uncle. after all, they denied murdering after they denied the murder and causing or allowing the death of a child . the police officer who a child. the police officer who shot chris kaba has told the old bailey he did not intend to kill him . when he opened fired him. when he opened fired martin, blake told jurors that he intended only to stop the car. kaba was driving and aimed for the centre of his body. mr kaba was shot in the head while driving in south—east london back in september of 2022. he died in the hospital. the next day. mr blake, a marksman for the metropolitan police, is accused of murder, which he denies . sean accused of murder, which he denies. sean coombes also accused of murder, which he denies. sean lofimbes also accused of murder, which he denies. sean iof takingalso accused

injuries and wounds inflicted before the assault which led to her death at the family home in woking in surrey the body of the former first minister of scotland alex salmond, will return to aberdeen. he died suddenly from a heart attack in the balkan country of north macedonia on saturday, where he was attending a conference. in a statement, the party said a private individual is paying for a charter flight to bring his body back to scotland. and in sport — thomas tuchel says he hopes to make england fans' dreams come true at the next world cup, after he was confirmed as the new head coach of the men's national football team. the german will start the job in the january of next year, and has signed a contract until the next tournament in 2026. you're live with bbc news. with 20 days to go, donald trump and kamala harris are vying for voters' attention through a mix of campaign rallies and media interviews. on wednesday, fox news aired an all—woman town hall with donald trump that was taped the previous day. he was asked about the strict abortion laws being imposed in several states. trump prai

he's one of 1800 children in surrey missing school because of lack of appropriate special needs provisions. will the government committed to ending this scandal by funding special education. in next week's budget so that children like charlie in my constituency and beyond are no longer led down? ms. rayner: i think the honorable member for her very important question and i'm sorry to hear about what charlie and many other children with special educational needs have gone through. we know we have inherited a really dire situation. many members across this house have raised this issue and i'm sure the chancellor will welcome it in the budget. >> thank you you, mr. speaker. this morning, we woke to more tragic news of deaths in the channel, something that we are hearing far too often. just last month, we saw the death of a pregnant woman and children, children, mr. speaker. i would like to ask the deputy prime minister what this government is doing to take on the evil smugglers who are trading in human misery? ms. rayner: i thank my honorable friend and welcome him to this place. he knows we

the old bailey has heard that a ten—year—old girl, found dead in her home in surrey last year, had sufferedharif, her stepmother, beinash batool, and uncle, faisal malik, all deny murder. the jury was told the three fled to pakistan before the body was discovered and her father then called police to admit that he'd killed his daughter. urfan sharif now claims he did that to protect the child's stepmother. the american hip—hop star sean combs, known as "diddy", is facing a series of new sexual assault allegations in the us. six new lawsuits were filed in court today by men and women accusing him of sexual assaults and rape. sean combs is currently in prison awaiting trial for criminal charges involving sex trafficking. let's talk to our los angeles correspondent emma vardy. what are the latest allegations? a lot of the latest allegations centre around the high—profile parties that sean combs held. in one of these lawsuits, a man who said he was 16 at the time alleges sean colmes groped him, telling him he could help him into the music business. in another woman alleged he raped her in a hote

the ten year old's body was found at her home in woking in surrey after her father called police fromther and her uncle deny murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. here's our uk correspondent daniel sandford. 0n the 9th of august last year, sara's entire family left for the airport, leaving her lying dead on a bunk bed upstairs. the next day, her father made this phone call from pakistan. i killed my daughter. it was just my intention to beat out but i beat her up too much. within minutes, police officers were at the house, and upstairs they found sara's body come up with a note saying, i love you, sara. i swear to god it was not my intention to kill her. the prosecution say sara sharif had serious head injuries and have never been taken to see a doctor except for vaccinations. the police found packing tape at the house which the police say were put over sara's head. the jury heard of the neighbours from her previous home said they have sometimes heard gut wrenching screams from the children. a teacher from her school had seen bruising on herface five months before she d

injuries and wounds inflicted before the assault which led to her death at the family home in woking in surreyle have all denied murder. a seven—year—old boy has died following an explosion at a house in newcastle in the early hours of this morning. three houses, which were divided into flats, have been destroyed. six people have been taken to hospital and a number of others have been evacuated from their homes. fiona trott reports. it used to be a family home. this is all that's left, an empty space at the heart of a city centre community. they were woken by this. a huge fire that forced people out of their homes. neighbours described what they saw. we saw a big flash. i think it was the explosion in the windows, and after that, all the fire goes outside. and after that, i think it's a car orsomething, but after that is the smell. and it was the house. it was a massive shock. then at lunchtime, the news they all feared. a seven—year—old boy had died. it is with great sadness that i stand in front of you today following the tragic death of a young child. an investigation is ongoing to establis

picture of sara and reports that mr sharif admitted to having killed his daughter at their home in surrey "reeves tells business to prepare for higher taxes" is the headline in the times this morning as bosses have warned the chancellor of anticipated "collateral damage" to the uk, following the proposed rise in employer national insurance contributions. and finally the daily star leads with a story which suggests that one in three people take refuge in the garden shed to avoid having to talk to loved ones, with one in ten staying squirrelled away for four hours. it says a loved one, but if you are taking refuge in the garden is shared, maybe not a loved one. you can love someone _ shared, maybe not a loved one. 7m, can love someone and want a bit of space from them! i am not sure that it would be in the shed. h0??? space from them! i am not sure that it would be in the shed.— it would be in the shed. how would ou sta it would be in the shed. how would you stay away? _ it would be in the shed. how would you stay away? an _ it would be in the shed. how would you stay away? an hour, _ it wo

injuries and wounds inflicted before the assault which led to her death at the family home in woking in surrey. an inquiry has heard how a woman who died after being poisoned by the nerve agent novichok told her boyfriend she felt "very, very strange" before he found her lying, fully clothed, in the bath foaming at the mouth". 44—year—old dawn sturgess died after unwittingly spraying the nerve agent on her wrist from a perfume bottle in 2018. her partner charlie rowley told police she began to feel unwell around 10 to 15 minutes later, when he called the emergency services. a private member's bill to legalise assisted dying for people in england and wales who are terminally ill has been formally introduced in parliament. the bill has been put forward by labour's kim leadbeater, who says the current law isn't fit for purpose. it's the start of what is likely to be a long and impassioned debate and parliamentary passage for the bill, on which mps will be allowed to vote with their consciences. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has presented a so—called "victory plan" that he says would be

dozens of injuries, burns and broken bones after her body was found in bed at her home in woking in surreyn the 10th of august last year. in other news, the perfume bottle carrying the russian nerve agent that fatally poisoned a british woman contained enough poison to kill into her death has been told today. 43 dawn sturgess was pronounced dead at salisbury district hospital in july 2018. the novichok poisonings inquiry is to look at whether she died after she was caught in the crossfire of an illegal and outrageous international assassination attempt. she collapsed at her partner's home in 2018 after coming into contact with the perfume bottle containing the substance. it followed the attempted murder of former spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia, who were both poisoned in salisbury in march that year. both poisoned in salisbury in march that year . and finally, march that year. and finally, the snowman, who's being depicted on a new royal mint £0.50 coin with a gold version hidden in one of its advent calendars. for someone to discover on christmas eve . the discover on christmas

aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk.ice to parents offered the test. do not even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything in this world. had joshua's condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. now the damage done is irreversible. just got everyone wrapped around his little finger already. back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screening programme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16 to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby's health. fergus walsh, bbc news. police investigating a suspected acid attack outside

sara sharif�*s body was found in a bed at the family home in woking in surrey last year.ep—mother, and uncle are charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. they all deny the charges. our uk home affairs correspondent daniel sandford was in court. the beaming face of ten—year—old sara sharif before she died in a summer of 2023. the first police knew of her death was when her father called them tearfully from pakistan. i have killed my daughter, he said. i have killed my daughter, i did legally punish my daughter and she died. i think she was naughty over the last three or four weeks. i beat her up. it wasn't my intention to kill her but i beat her up too much. the first police officer was dispatched immediately and arrived at the family home in woking at around the same time as the call ended. the prosecution say that when police arrived at the house they found sara's body in the children's bedroom and the handwritten letter saying, if you have received this note it is me, who killed my daughter by beating. i swear to god that my intention was not to

aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk.for. his mum has clear advice to parents offered the test. do not even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything in this world and speaking as a parent who is losing their child day to day, please don't look back and take the opportunity to find out. had joshua's condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. now the damage done is irreversible. where's joshy? just got everyone wrapped around his little finger already. back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screening programme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus i

aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk.even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything in this world. had joshua's condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. now the damage done is irreversible. just got everyone wrapped around his little finger already. back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screening programme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16 to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby's health. fergus walsh, bbc news. before we go, fat bear week has officially kicked off in alaska. the decade—old competition

three people have gone on trial over the death of ten—year—old sara sharif in woking in surrey. accused of murder. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford was in court. daniel, what has the jury heard so far? yes, the case began this morning with the dramatic playing of a telephone call made in the early hours of the morning of august to tenth last year from pakistan. it was sara sharif�*s father irfan sara —— irfan. he said, i killed my daughter. i have legally punished her, and she died. he said, i beat her, and she died. he said, i beat her up. it wasn't my intention to kill her, but i beat her up too much. as a result of that phone call, police went down to the family house in woking, and on the bottom bunk, they found sara sharif lying deadin bunk, they found sara sharif lying dead in bed. beside her in the bed was a handwritten note and it said, it is me, irfan sharif, who killed my daughter by beating. i swear to god that my intention was not to beat her, but i lost it. the prosecution say that sara sharif actually died two days earlier and that the entire family,

aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk.orld. and speaking as a parent who is losing their child day to day, please don�*t look back and take the opportunity to find out. had joshua�*s condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. now the damage done is irreversible. where�*sjoshie? whee! yay! just got everyone wrapped around his little finger. already back at hospital, gemma says she hasn�*t picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screening programme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby�*s health. fergus walsh, bbc news. the prince and princess of wales

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recording of a phone call to police made by the father of a ten—year—old girl who was found dead in surreye he confessed to killing his daughter. urfan sharif — and two other adults — deny murdering sara sharif last year. a public inquiry has begun into the poisoning with novichok of a british woman in salisbury in 2018. the death of dawn sturgess was blamed on two russian agents who used the nerve agent to try to murder former spy sergei skripal and his daughter. dawn sturgess was inadvertently exposed to the novichok when it was found in a discarded perfume bottle. india and canada have expelled each other�*s top envoys along with other diplomats. it comes afterjustin trudeau's government named india's ambassador and other diplomats as persons of interest in an investigation into the murder last year of a sikh separatist on canadian soil. five civil lawsuits have been filed against the american rapper sean "diddy" combs involving allegations of sexual assault and rape from 1995 to 2001. the plaintiffs are three men and two women, all of whom are anonymous. the lawsuits were filed in new

aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk.e to parents offered the test. do not even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything but only treatable conditions will be identified. the 200 conditions which have been selected for the programme cause substantial health problems early in childhood and the treatments and interventions which are available for all of these conditions can have a dramatic impact on that child. they can reduce the symptoms and in some cases they represent a cure. # i'm still standing, yeah, yeah, yeah! this isjoshua two years ago, bright and active. and this is him now. aged nine, joshua from surrey is no longer able to walk or talk. his condition, mld, is one of those which will now be screened for. his mum has clear advice to parents offered the test. do not even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything in this world and speaking as a parent who is losing their child day to day, please don't look back and take the opportunit

it is thursday and question time and fiona is in surrey tonight.at labour budget and we have also got the former chief business adviser and former communications and a rags to riches businessman who has given away much of his well. we are on iplayer from apm and on bbc one after the ten o'clock news. at least 158 people are now known to have died in flash flooding in spain and authorities are not saying how many are still missing. still to come, donald trump and kamala harris hit the campaign trail with just five days to go until coming up on bbc news — canjack draper continue his impressive streak after the most significant title of his career at the weekend? has run of wins has now taken him to the last 16 at the paris pastors. russian drones are increasingly being used to track and then shoot at ukrainian civilians from the sky. the authorities in ukraine say at least 30 people have been killed and more than 400 injured in the last three months. the russian military has not responded to the bbc�*s questions about the allegations for. de tmi's re

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the little girl's body was found at her home in surrey after her father called the police from pakistanher, urfan sharif, her stepmother and her uncle deny murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. thomas tuchel is to become the new england manager. he led the english premier league club, chelsea, to victory in the champions league final three years ago. tuchel will be the third foreign manager to take charge of the england men's team after sven—goran eriksson and fabio capello. the prime minister has laid the ground for a potential increase in taxes for businesses in the budget in two weeks�* time. sir keir starmer has repeatedly refused to rule out a rise in employer national insurance contributions. and today he said such a change would not breach a manifesto commitment to protect workers from tax rises. britons who are obese and unemployed could be given new weight loss jabs to help them get back into work. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, told the bbc it could be "very important" for our economy and health. the government estimates that illnesses relating to obesity

new this morning, oakland councilwoman carol 5 posted video on instagram saying that her surrey or 3 of her canvassers were assaulted in uptown oakland in the post from thursday night. 5 says one of the canvassers was hit in the head with a gun. she says this all happened because they were passing out her literature. she blames th heated rhetoric and tension surrounding this campaign season. she also says another member of her team has recently received death threats. according to 5 oakland pd was notified of this and they're looking into it. teachers out a memo park are on day 3 of a strike. >> after working without a contract for over a year. educators in the loss lomita school district say they want better pay health benefits and resources strike started wednesday morning teachers association said it is district. district is the lowest paid in san mateo county. last let me does. elementary district said it did try avoid the strike and offered a new two-year contract before negotiations fail earlier this week. new affordable housing options are coming for teachers and power auto. t

aged nine, joshua, from surrey, is no longer able to walk or talk.be screened for. his mum has clear advice to parents offered the test. do not even hesitate. if you can save your child's life, that is more important than anything in this world, and speaking as a parent who is losing their child day to day, please don't look back, take the opportunity to find out. had joshua's condition been picked up at birth, he could potentially have been cured. now the damage done is irreversible. where's joshy? just got everyone wrapped around his little finger already. back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screening programme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16 to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, th

. >> but most of the 4.6% of millionaires can't go because they own a house in surrey, and it's worthhey don't have the flexibility. so of that 4.6%, only a relatively small number have the freedom, the flexibility to disappear. >> but we'd call those people who can move around the highly mobile wealthy individuals. they're called liquid millionaires. so they've got about £1 million or $1 million, as the international term is of, you know, easily accessible investable incomes that could be cash, that could be you know, assets in a fund or, you know, shares or whatever else. and they can move very easily. so a study by new world wealth and henley partners said forecast for this year, 9500 of them leaving, which is second only to china. but we have taken a look at a lot of these numbers and taken into general account, the total millionaires, including those people with those with houses and other assets, they can't move around. we think by 2028 you'll see a 20% reduction in the overall number of millionaires in the uk. >> and of those liquid millionaires, how many of them are foreign an

well, you know, i now live in london and coming into london from surrey, where i live , you see largeo be full of london, which used to be full of london people, but which are now described as little india, you know, or something like that, because they've been completely taken over by other cultures . taken over by other cultures. now i'm not against that. what i'm against is people coming to this country and being told, oh, you should integrate into , you you should integrate into, you know, other parts of the country. if a great group of people from one culture wanted to settle in bradford because of the clothing industry, or leicester because industries there, i say if they've got families who want to come and join them, that's fine , because join them, that's fine, because then they can live their lives within their own culture without upsetting anybody else . upsetting anybody else. >> sorry. a lot of people are saying if i, for example, wanted to go and live in, say, dubai or saudi arabia or kuwait, i would have to abide by that culture. i wouldn't have the opportunity to go an

five people were killed in that attack when the ira detonated two bombs at two pubs in surrey.se at the service, honouring those who lost their lives. well, that's the latest from the gb newsroom for now. i'll be back with you for now. i'll be back with you for a full roundup at 1:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash >> he was gay about three weeks ago, which is which is mish segment is over now, and we're going to focus on the anniversary, the first anniversary, the first anniversary of the october 7th attacks tomorrow. >> and joining me is israeli politician sharren haskel, a member of the knesset for the new hope party. thank you so much for your time today, sharon. if i may call you that. i've interviewed boris, you, camilla. thank you. i've interviewed boris johnson, the former prime minister, at length and he told me about his own support for a two state solution in the israeli—palestine conflict. do you support a two state solution? is th

her body was found at her family's house in surrey. father, urfan sharif, seen on the left here, called police from pakistan and admitted to killing her. mr sharif, his partner, who you can see in the middle, and sara's uncle on the right, have all pleaded not guilty to her murder. let's speak to our correspondent helena wilkinson, who's been following the court case at the old bailey. just take us through what the jury has been told today. the just take us through what the “ury has been told todayi has been told today. the “ury had already head i has been told today. the 'ury had already heard what h has been told today. the 'ury had already heard what was _ has been told today. the jury had already heard what was over - has been told today. the jury had already heard what was over an l has been told today. the jury had - already heard what was over an eight minute call made by urfan sharif the day before sara sharif�*s body was found in her home in woking, surrey, herfather, stepmother found in her home in woking, surrey, her father,

to an address in woking in surrey.3 am. on the 10th of august. a police constable arrived at the scene, secured the downstairs. we heard him give evidence at the old bailey yesterday where he said that he went upstairs and discovered the body of a little girl under a white sheet. he pulled it back and little girl under a white sheet. he pulled it back an

have been calls for stricter and more standardised rules after a dog walker was fatally mauled in surreyel used to share their walks with three other dogs in a group of six, but not any more, following a rule change in reigate in surrey. what impact could this have on your business? massive impact. will i be here next year? i don't know, and that's the upsetting thing for me because i've worked so hard and i do everything right, and i pay my taxes and i look after my dogs beautifully. they've just smashed that. reigate and banstead borough council has followed many other places in limiting the number of dogs that can be walked at any one time to four. i know it's a camera. a professional dog walker, karen says she's now having to say no to owners whose dogs need walking whilst they're at work. karen says a third of her business has gone. it's just ridiculous. you know, there are some towns with no limits. there are some towns with a lot more limits than us. you know? where is this coming from? where's their evidence? and what i fear the most is that our lovely dog world is being misrepre