at the court, sara's grandfather, who is urfan sharif�*s father, mohammed sharif, told us that sara had death on the... when her body was discovered on the 10th of august. he described her saying that she was a lovely child. everyone here loved her and remembers her. now, mohammed denies that he knows where irfan sharif and his family where urfan sharif and his family are within pakistan. and so it's not entirely clear still where those family are. the police search is still ongoing. caroline davies from as the bad. caroline davies from islamabad. one of the world's rarest turtles is settling into her new home after she was found, washed up and freezing cold, on a beach in north wales. tally, as she has become known, is thought to have been swept 4,000 miles across the atlantic by strong currents. now she's back in warmer climes after a major rescue which involved the raf. simonjones has the story. back home in texas and straight back in the water. tally can truly be described as a well—travelled turtle and an extremely lucky one, too. alive today, thanks to the kindness of strangers. t

urfan sharif left the uk before his daughter's body was discovered.so far they have not been found. letters go live to as lamb about and join our correspondent. what did we learn from the interview with the grandfather? i learn from the interview with the grandfather?— grandfather? i think firstly would sa that grandfather? i think firstly would say that the _ grandfather? i think firstly would say that the grandfather - grandfather? i think firstly would say that the grandfather was - grandfather? i think firstly would i say that the grandfather was visibly moved when he was talking about his granddaughter. he said that she had visited pakistan twice. he said that she was very lovely and it would be left with the grief of her death for the rest of his life. he also did confirm that he had spoken to urfan sharif when he came to pakistan. that according to police is different to what has been said before. the family had previously said that they have not spoken to or... the father had said that he did speak to urfan sharif and when he spoke to him he d

so urfan sharif's father.of time and we understand raided a number of properties in and around jhelum which is the family home in pakistan. pakistan authorities were in contact with the family about as far as we are aware, we have yet to have this confirmed, neither the british authorities nor the pakistani authorities ever caught up with urfan sharif, beinash batool or faisal malik. we have never been told that an one would imagine had the police authorities in pakistan found them, they would have been taken in for questioning. so we can assume they were not ever found. we don't know why they came back at this moment but it is interesting that the children, there are five children in pakistan, they were taken into care in pakistan yesterday. there was a court hearing and there is a question now as to what happened to those children now, aged between one and 13. surrey social services have always said it is their first priority that they are looked after properly and it will be interesting to see where those c

now also appearing outside of the court today, we found urfan sharif�*s father, muhammad sharif. couple of occasions. he described her as being a lovely girl that was much loved by the family. now he has said to us that he does not know the location of our friend sharif or faisal malik. and the search continues. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. one of the uk's biggest mortgage lenders say house prices have seen their biggest annual fall since 2009. the figures from nationwide show prices dropped by 5.3% lower than the year before. it said higher borrowing costs for buyers had led to a slowdown in activity in the housing market. concerns are being raised that blood cancer patients are facing round trips of 200 miles or more to access some of their care in argyll. charity blood cancer uk said vulnerable patients are making long journeys after the loss of some local services in 0ban. nhs greater glasgow and clyde say virtual consultations are available, but in—person appointments are at a centre in glasgow. a welsh r

that beinash batool and urfan sharif have really felt the _ batool and urfan sharif have really feltw that because they released a video message, quite extraordinary, last week _ video message, quite extraordinary, last week. during the course of it, they alleged that the police in pakistan had been harassing their extended — pakistan had been harassing their extended family members in pakistan, and that— extended family members in pakistan, and that was also the first time we had heard — and that was also the first time we had heard from them. and they said they were _ had heard from them. and they said they were willing to cooperate with they were willing to cooperate with the uk _ they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. it's really not certain— the uk authorities. it's really not certain what it was, what happened here, _ certain what it was, what happened here, to _ certain what it was, what happened here, to make this final stage, this massive _ here, to make this final stage, this massive new development, that they are now— massive new development, that they are

did urfan sharif, beinash batool, did they check on what was happening with the children?ht be hard on me, they were not in contact. he shows us the yard they ran around in, the bedroom they slept in and the toys they played with. this the room the children slept in for the course of a month while they were staying and this is the room they were in when the police came accoriding to the family here. they said they were sitting and playing on the bed with these toys and when the police arrived they began crying, that they said they didn't want to leave, they were pulled by the police and according to the family here, they say that the police didn't let them accompany them to the police station. the police chief says the children didn't resist leaving and they are back with mohammed sharif. why did you go to the house today when you have been looking for the family in the course of the last few weeks? translation: we have been doing search operations in this _ area multiple times, today we found them in a similar operation. tomorrow, a court will decide what happens next to

investigation into the death of sara sharif her father, urfan sharif, investigation into the her stepmother beinash batool and her father's brother faisal malik are believed to be on a flight from dubai to london gatwick. they have flown out of pakistan to dubai. it is thought they took a connecting flight from dubai to london gatwick and they will be in the uk tonight. thanks, daniel sandford, live in the newsroom. here in the uk, new figures published today revelealed that the economy shrank by half of i% injuly. that's the largest contraction since december 2022. economists had expected the output of the economy to drop by around 0.2%, making today's figures far worse than projected. july saw an overall decline in all major sectors of the economy including services, manufacturing and construction. but the finance minister, jeremy hunt, has said: "there are many reasons to be confident about the future!. there certainly wasn't any positive news in that result that came out in this morning's gdp, as you say. it was pretty broad across the entire economy. maybe he was looking

it was on the 8th of august at urfan sharif for airline tickets to take his family to pakistan.his partner, beinash batool and his brother, faisal malik travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. 0n the tenth, sara's body was discovered at her family home in woking. and the family arrived in pakistan. it's thought they went to the city othelum where stayed for a few days. 0n the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them, but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc saying sara died in incidents saying sara died in an incident and they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's siblings at their grandfather's house in jhelum. the pakistani authorities are now looking after them. surrey police said sara sharif�*s mother 0lga sharif had been told about tonight's arrests and was being supported by specialist officers. daniel sanford, bbc news. we will be tracking investigations very closely here on the bbc. a train carrying

sara sharif�*s father, urfan sharif, as well as his partner and his brother, fled to pakistan the day her grandfather, muhammad sharif, has been speaking to our correspondent caroline davies in pakistan. weeks of courts, police, and lawyers. the search for urfan sharif has pulled his pakistan family into the limelight. his father now willing to speak on camera and confirm he did see his son in pakistan. did urfan tell you what had happened to sara? translation: it was an accident. nothing more than that. how it happened, he didn't say. after sara died, did he explain to you why he had come to pakistan? translation: because of fear. what was he afraid of? translation: his daughter died. and when you undergo so much trauma, obviously you can't think properly. they returned out of fear — nothing else. sara sharif�*s body was found on the 10th august in this house in woking. why she died hasn't been established, but a post—mortem did find multiple and extensive injuries — likely to have been caused over a sustained period of time. what was sara like as a little girl? very nice. very beaut

it was on the 8th of august at urfan sharif for airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. beinash batool and his brother, faisal malik travelled to islamabad. 0n the tenth, sara's body was found in the home in woking. 0n the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them, but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc saying sara died in incidents and they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. 0n willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's siblings of their grandfather's house. the pakistani authorities are now looking them. surrey police said sara sharif's mother had been told about the arrests and was being supported by specialist officers. daniel is here now. so they're back in britain tonight — it could have taken a lot longer? a man who killed a police officer was arrested in 2020 and wasn't extradited until april of this year, so it was about three years of a formal extradition. if it had gone down that route, you c

it was on the 8th of august that urfan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan.and his partner, beinash batool, and his brother, faisal malik, travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. 0n the 10th, sara's body was discovered at the family home in woking and the family arrived in pakistan. it is thought they went to the city, where they stayed for a few days. 0n the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc, saying sara died in an incident and they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's five siblings and their grandfather's house. the pakistani authorities are now looking after them. detectives in surrey will be hugely relieved that the three people they want to talk to about sara sharif�*s death will be back in the uk tonight. they are likely to be arrested on arrival, so the process of questioning them can begin. daniel sandford, bbc news. 0ur pakistan co

surrey police want to speak to her father urfan sharif, his partner beenish batool and brother faisalsaid in the clip. we are coming forward and presenting ourselves. there are a couple of things i would like to address. firstly, i would like to talk about sara. sara's death was an incident. ourfamily in pakistan are sara. sara's death was an incident. our family in pakistan are severely affected by all that is going on. they are harassing my extended family. they have also illegally raided many more of my family member's homes. we have already approached our lawyer, and our lawyer is representing is in high court. the next court hearings on the 19th of september 2023. my main concern is that the pakistani police will torture or kill us, that is why we have gone into hiding. lastly, we are willing to cooperate with the uk authorities and fight our case in court. live now to islamabad where we can talk to our pakistan correspondent caroline davies. what is the reaction to the video so far? we have spoken to pakistan police about some of those allegations that have been raised by beinas

last week, beinash batool and urfan sharif released this video.ssure theirfamily in pakistan were being put under, and saying they were willing to cooperate with british authorities. tonight, the three adults are still in hiding. caroline davies, bbc news, jhelum. now, we have spoken to the grandfather this evening, mohammed sharif, about this. he has talked about the fact he wants to have his grandchildren back. we don't know what will happen next. we're still waiting for more news from jhelum police about the next update. we are still waiting day from the uk authorities to hear what their next steps and also for them to confirm that the five children that they've also been able to speak to the police here and confirm that the five children are also with police here and confirm that the five children are also witthelum police but, as i say, a fairly extraordinary development that after the course of the month the children were with the grandfather throughout the course of that time according to him. caroline davies reporting there from jhelum in

last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc, saying sara diedlice found sara's five siblings at their grandfather's house in jhelum. the pakistani authorities are now looking after them. police said sara sharif�*s mother, 0lga sharif, had been told about yesterday's arrests and was being supported by specialist officers. daniel sandford, bbc news. we will be back soon live from marrakesh. hello. some big weather contrasts across the uk today. first of all, let me just break that down to what it means, because across the central swathe of england and wales, this is where we're likely to see cloud and rain at times. but either side of it, there will be a bit of sunshine. windy across the far north, warm towards the far south. now, so far today, you can see what's been happening. we've got a swirl of cloud and low pressure to the north of scotland. that's what's bringing the strong winds, and it's this cloud here which stretches across parts of northern england, the midlands, wales, which has already brought some rain on and off, will continue to d

the pressure of this— urfan sharif have felt the pressure of this situation.t because they released a video message last week where they talked about the _ message last week where they talked about the fact that they alleged that the — about the fact that they alleged that the police in pakistan had been harassing _ that the police in pakistan had been harassing their extended family members in pakistan. that was the first time _ members in pakistan. that was the first time we had heard from them, and they— first time we had heard from them, and they said they were willing to cooperate — and they said they were willing to cooperate with uk authorities. it's not certain— cooperate with uk authorities. it's not certain what happened to make this new— not certain what happened to make this new development that they are now travelling back to the uk, as we understahd~ — now travelling back to the uk, as we understand. could it be the fact that there was this building pressure from their family and the things— pressure from their family and the things they felt wer

last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc, saying sara diedy were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's five siblings at their grandfather's house in jhelum. the pakistani authorities are now looking after them. police said sara sharif�*s mother, 0lga sharif, had been told about yesterday's arrests and was being supported by specialist officers. daniel sandford, bbc news. 0ur correspondent tim muffett was outside surrey police headquarters in guildford. complex and fast—moving is how surrey police describes this investigation. as we have been hearing, certain events really fit into that narrative. guildford police station is where the three people arrested were taken this morning. this morning we have heard from sara sharif�*s biological mother. she has been speaking to the sun newspaper. she says in relation to the arrests, it is a huge relief, something i didn't think would happen this quickly. i feel like a weight has been lifted from my shoulders but there is still a long way to go before i

he has a message for urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik.herever they are, they will be able to listen to this. | i say they should come out, defend their case, whatever it is. they should answer the questions. i don't say they should stay in hiding. what became increasingly clear, speaking — what became increasingly clear, speaking to muhammad sharif, is the amount_ speaking to muhammad sharif, is the amount of— speaking to muhammad sharif, is the amount of pressure he and the family feel they— amount of pressure he and the family feel they are under from the pakistan_ feel they are under from the pakistan police. when i spoke to him, _ pakistan police. when i spoke to him. he — pakistan police. when i spoke to him, he was at court, arguing against— him, he was at court, arguing against what he says is the police's illegal— against what he says is the police's illegal detention of several members of their_ illegal detention of several members of theirfamily during illegal detention of several members of their family during the process of qu

he has a message for urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik.ill be able to listen to this. i say they should come out, defend their case, whatever it is. i don't say they should stay in hiding. earlier, i spoke to caroline about what she learnt from that interview. it seems incredibly obvious that muhammad shariff and the rest of urfan sharif�*s family feel under increasing pressure from the pakistan police. i was speaking to him at a court where he has appeared multiple times, accusing the pakistan police of holding multiple members of the family, they say, illegally in detention while they are questioning them. the police have said they will not continue to arrest the brothers and on this occasion say they do not have these family members and the court has orded a review into what has happened here, which will not come back for another two weeks. the pressure the family feel that they are under, he was talking about the fact that some of his sons have now gone on the run, he said that the family themselves feel like they can't speak to people

the girl's father, urfan sharif, his partner and brother are also accused of causing or allowing thehild. the three were arrested on wednesday evening when they arrived back in the uk from pakistan. for more, i spoke to our correspondentjessica lane, who's at guildford magistrates�* court. herfather, herstepmother and her uncle, all accused of the murder of sara sharif on or about tuesday the 8th of august, and also all accused of causing or allowing the death of a child. the hearing here at the court lasted for about 20 minutes, and all three deny all of the charges. the court heard that her body was found on the bottom of a bunk bed in an upstairs bedroom in the family home in woking, which is here in surrey, on the 10th of august. the court also heard that the cause of her death has yet to be established. the three defendants will remain in custody now remain in custody until the next court appearance, which is at the old bailey in london on tuesday. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday. they have all appeared in court

four weeks to the day after they left the uk, this is the first and we've heard from urfan sharif andund dead the day after they left for pakistan. pakistan after they left for pakistan. police believe they tra\ to pakistan police believe they travel to a hamlet in a rural area. but from there, police say they lost the trail. firstly, i would like to talk about sara. sara's death was an incident... in the 2:36 video, this is the only mention of sara. ourfamily in pakistan are severely affected by all that is going on. they are harassing my extended family. they have also illegally raided many more of my family members' homes. most is about the harassment the couple say their family are facing as the police search for them. they have talked about a lawyer they have instructed in court to stop it. police have previously admitted detaining some family members for questioning and conducting raids. my main concern is that the pakistani police will torture or kill us, that is why we have gone into hiding. on the latest allegation of torture, the police have been adamant, saying this is tota

urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were remanded in custody. including a brain haemorrhage and multiple fractures. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside the old bailey. it will be six weeks on thursday since sara sharif was found dead at herfamily home in woking on the 10th of august. the court heard she had suffered this constellation of injuries, including a broken collar bone, multiple rib fractures and a brain haemorrhage. when she was found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear herfather, found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear her father, stepmother and uncle had left the country, along with her five siblings. they returned last week, but without the five siblings and having appeared at magistrates on friday, today, urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik appeared at the old bailey where they were told they would remain in custody. thejudge said they would be back on the 1st of december for a they would be back on the 1st of decemberfor a plea and they would be back on the 1st of december for a ple

four weeks to the day after they left the uk, this is the first time we have heard from urfan sharif g over the death of sara sharif, she was found dead the day after they left for pakistan. i would like to talk about sara. in the two minutes 36 second video, this is the only mention of her. fiur this is the only mention of her. our famil in this is the only mention of her. oi" family in pakistan are severely affected. they are harassing my extended family. they have illegally raided more of my family members' homes. ~ .,, , raided more of my family members' homes. ~ , ., raided more of my family members' homes. ,., ., homes. most is about harassment the coule sa homes. most is about harassment the couple say their— homes. most is about harassment the couple say their family _ homes. most is about harassment the couple say their family are _ homes. most is about harassment the couple say their family are facing - couple say their family are facing as the police search for them. police had previously admitted detaining some family members for questioning and conducting raids. mr; questi

they are her father urfan sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and her uncle faisal malik. ead at her family ten—year—old sara sharif was found dead at herfamily home in woking here in surrey, on the 10th of august. a postmortem examination found she had what were described as multiple and extensive injuries. those three, herfather, stepmother and uncle all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday stopped lately and through dubai. when they touched down at gatwick they were arrested by surrey police, around 7:30pm on wednesday evening uk time. surrey police say sara sharif�*s mother is being supported by specially trained police officers and that she is being kept up—to—date with what is happening. at some point today we are expecting here at guildford magistrates those three, the father, stepmother and uncle, being charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. ., ~ i. morocco�*s government says it will rebuild about 50,000 homes damaged by last week�*s earthquake. authorities say they�*ll provide more than $13,000 for each home that was complete

sara's stepmother, beinash batool — wearing black — her uncle, faisal malik, and herfather, urfan sharifey flew to pakistan, and also causing or allowing the death of a child. sara was discovered dead at her home in woking more than five weeks ago in the early hours of thursday the 10th of august. officers are still working at the house. the prosecutor, amanda burrows, said that when police found sara sharif, she was in an upstairs bedroom. she was in the centre of the bottom bunk of a bunk bed lying face up, covered by a blanket. sara's mother and grandmother laid flowers at the house last month. detectives have kept them informed about the progress of the investigation. five weeks on, it still hasn't been possible to establish the actual the actual cause of sara's death. detectives have said she had multiple and extensive injuries. herfather, stepmother and uncle had flown out of the uk on the day before she was found. that was on the 9th of august. they travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. the group arrived in pakistan the next day, the same day that surrey police found s

the search for urfan sharif has pulled his pakistan family into the limelight.what had happened to sara? it was an accident. nothing more than that. that's how it happened. after sara died, did he explain to you why he had come to pakistan? because of fear. what was he afraid of? his daughter died. and when you undergo so much trauma, obviously you can't think properly. they returned out of fear. nothing else. sara sharif�*s body was found on the 10th of august in this house in woking. why she died hasn't been established, but a post—mortem did find multiple and extensive injuries likely to have been caused over a sustained period of time. what was sarah like as a little girl? very nice. very beautiful. very lovely. i'm saddened because of my granddaughter. she died. the grief will always stay with me for the rest of my life. sara's father, urfan sharif, stepmother beenish patul, and uncle faisal malik, along with five children, are still in hiding. mohammad had this message for all three. wherever they are, they will be able to listen to this. i say they should

four weeks to the day after they left the uk, this is the first and we've heard from urfan sharif ande death of sara sharif, urfan�*s ten—year—old daughter. she was found dead the day after they left for pakistan. pakistan police believe they travel to a hamlet in a rural area. ina ruralarea. but from there, police say they lost the trail. firstly, i would like to talk about sara. sara's death was an incident... in the 2:36 video, this is the only mention of sara. 0urfamily in pakistan are severely affected by all that is going on. they are harassing my extended family. they have also illegally raided many more of my family members' homes. most is about the harassment the couple say their family are facing as the police search for them. they have talked about a lawyer they have instructed in court to stop it. police have previously admitted detaining some family members for questioning and conducting raids. my main concern is that the pakistani police will torture or kill us, that is why we have gone into hiding. 0n the latest allegation of torture, the police have been adamant, sayin

urfan sharif, beinash batool, and faisal malik will be questioned about what they know about her deathaged 41 and 28 and a woman aged 29 years were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when olice interviewed in due course. when police discovered _ interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara _ interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif's i police discovered sara sharif's body, she had multiple and extensive injuries, so much so that it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she was under the family home in woking where she lived with her father, in woking where she lived with herfather, stepmother, and her father, stepmother, and uncle, herfather, stepmother, and uncle, and herfive siblings. it brings to an end an extensive search by police the district around the study city of district around the study city othelum, which led to many in the family being questioned and the family being questioned and the five children travelling with them being ta

sara's stepmother, beinash batool — wearing black — her uncle, faisal malik, and herfather, urfan sharifh of a child. sara was discovered dead at her home in woking more than five weeks ago in the early hours of thursday the 10th of august. officers are still working at the house. the prosecutor, amanda burrows, said that when police found sara sharif, she was in an upstairs bedroom. she was in the centre of the bottom bunk of a bunk bed lying face up, covered by a blanket. sara's mother and grandmother laid flowers at the house last month. detectives have kept them informed about the progress of the investigation. five weeks on, it still hasn't been possible to establish the actual cause of sara's death. detectives have said she had multiple and extensive injuries. herfather, stepmother, and uncle had flown out of the uk on the day before she was found. that was on the 9th of august. they travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. the group arrived in pakistan the next day, the same day that surrey police found sara's body in woking. five days later, pakistan got a request from i

it is herfather, urfan sharif, her stepmother, beinash batool, and her uncle, faisal malik. njob losses? yeah, we still don't know _ meanjob losses? yeah, we still don't know the _ meanjob losses? yeah, we still don't know the exact _ meanjob losses? yeah, we still don't know the exact details, i meanjob losses? yeah, we still| don't know the exact details, but don�*t know the exact details, but number —— most of the reports seem to be indicating that these blast furnaces would be converted into electric arc furnaces. what that essentially means invasive detail is that of the electric arc furnaces are far less labour—intensive. to explain a bit more detail we have got ian williams from the unite union. talk to me a little bit about that. why do they need so fewer people? that. why do they need so fewer --eole? ~ . . that. why do they need so fewer ”eole?. . ..,. that. why do they need so fewer --eole?~ . .., . .,�* people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of— people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of what _ people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of what

established that the three adults who were living in the house with sara sharif at the time she died, urfan sharifher and faisal malik, herfather�*s brother, uncle, they are currently on a flight to the uk. we know they boarded a flight in seattle —— in pakistan this morning. it is believed they have boarded a flight in dubai. but that has not been confirmed. it is believed they are on a flight to london gatwick which is due to land tonight. they are travelling partly under their own steam as far as we can establish, but we know surrey police are aware that they are on that flight. surrey police have said they want to question those three adults in connection with sara's death. sara was found dead in the early hours of thursday morning the 10th of august. but on the tuesday evening, flights had been booked for her entire family, excluding her, to pakistan on wednesday the ninth. her body was found the next morning. that is where the police have wanted to speak to the three adults in that family, to understand what happened. we can expect that when those three adults land, they will be arrested and

the search for urfan sharif has pulled his pakistan family into the limelight. translation: it was an accident. nothing more than that. how it happened, he didn't say. after sara died, did he explain to you why he had come to pakistan? translation: because of fear. what was he afraid of? translation: his daughter died. and when you undergo so much trauma, obviously you can't think properly. they returned out of fear. nothing else. sara sharif�*s body was found on the 10th of august in this house in woking. why she died hasn't been established, but a postmortem did find multiple and extensive injuries likely to have been caused over a sustained period of time. what was sara like as a little girl? very nice. very beautiful. very lovely. translation: i'm saddened. because of my granddaughter. she died. the grief will always stay with me for the rest of my life. sara's father, urfan sharif, stepmother beinash batool and uncle faisal malik, along with five children, are still in hiding. muhammad had this message for all three. translation: wherever they are, they wil

four weeks to the day after they left the uk, this is the first time we've heard from urfan sharif andh of sara sharif, urfan's ten—year—old daughter. she was found dead the day after they left for pakistan. firstly, i would like to talk about sara. sara's death was an incident... in the 2:36 video, this is the only mention of sara. ourfamily in pakistan are severely affected by all that is going on. they are harassing my extended family. they have also illegally raided many more of my family members' homes. most is about the harassment the couple say their family are facing as the police search for them. police have previously admitted detaining some family members for questioning and conducting raids. my main concern is that the pakistani police will torture or kill us, that is why we have gone into hiding. on the latest allegation of torture, the police have been adamant, saying this is totally baseless. we don't know where this was filmed or the conditions it was filmed under but some details help us to date it. the next court hearing is on 19th september 2023... there, that's impo

it was on the 8th of august that urfan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan.d his partner, beinash batool, and his brother, faisal malik, travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. 0n the tenth, sara's body was discovered at her family home in woking, and the family arrived in pakistan. it's thought they went to the city othelum, where they stayed for a few days. 0n the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them, but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc, saying sara died in an incident and that they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's five siblings at their grandfather's house in jhelum. the pakistani authorities are now looking after them. police said sara sharif�*s mother, 0lga sharif, had been told about yesterday's arrests and was being supported by specialist officers. daniel sandford, bbc news. 0ur correspondent tim muffett is outside guildford police station this morning. what more can

four weeks to the day after they left the uk, this is the first we've heard from urfan sharif and beinashout the death of sara sharif, urfan�*s ten—year—old daughter. she was found dead the day after they left for pakistan. pakistan police believe they travelled to the city othelum, on to a hamlet in the rural area of domeli. but from there, police say they lost the trail. firstly, i would like to talk about sara. sara's death was an incident... in the 2 minute 36 second video, this is the only mention of sara. our family in pakistan are severely affected by all that is going on. they are harassing my extended family. they have also illegally raided many more of my family members' homes. most is about the harassment the couple say their family are facing as the police search for them. they talk about a lawyer they have instructed in court to stop it. police have previously admitted detaining some family members for questioning and conducting raids. my main concern is that the pakistani police will torture or kill us — that is why we have gone into hiding. on this latest allegation of tort

stayed with urfan sharif�*s father since that time, and he said that he had done throughout that entired there would be a discussion in court today about it. we are still waiting today about it. we are still waiting to hear what will happen with that court discussion, and what the future might be of these children, what will happen with them next. caroline davies reporting for us. a proposal to ban disposable vapours could be unveiled by the government as early as next week —— vapes. that as early as next week -- vapes. at the as early as next week —— vapes. git the moment, it is actually illegal to sell a victor somebody under 18 —— cell eight vape to somebody under 18 -- —— cell eight vape to somebody under 18 —— sell a vape. the government is trying to reduce the number of young people vaping, and it looks like that might be coming back quite soon, and it might include something quite radical. it has not been ruled out in government today that disposable vapes might be banned. the government does not want to go as far as australia has and ban recreational vaping altogether, because t

her uncle, faisal malik, her father earl urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared via bailey on tuesday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. —— found dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in the care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. shoplifting has increased dramatically during the cost of living crisis. retailers are warning of aggressive and anti?social behaviour, and a lack of police response. the co?op said that its food bu

the girl's father, urfan sharif, his partner and brother are also accused of causing or allowing theback in the uk from pakistan. let's get morning from our correspondentjessica lange who is at guildford magistrates' court. what's happening this morning? it wasjust after midnight what's happening this morning? it was just after midnight where police have said they are bringing charges against the three suspects. her father, her brother and uncle and they are all charged with her murder and they are also each charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. that is after she was found dead at the family home in woking which is here in surrey. this morning, we are expecting those three to appear here at guildford magistrates' court. herfather and magistrates' court. her father and her stepmother and magistrates' court. herfather and her stepmother and her uncle all arrive back in the uk on wednesday from pakistan, flying via dubai and they were arrested at gatwick airports which was at 7:30pm uk time. surrey police say that her mother is being kept up—to—date with what is happeni

her uncle, faisal malik, herfather urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared via videosday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. —— the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was found dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. police have found a large quantity of fentanyl and other drugs hidden under a trapdoor in a nursery in the bronx in new york. these photos show bags fil

that development last night when sara sharif�*s father urfan sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and and the doors of the plane opened. they are being questioned, because the questioning process has now begun, we know that because we have spoken to solicitor who said he is representing all three of them. we spoke to him in the last ten minutes or so. he has been inside the police station for much of the day but he has said the process of questioning them has begun. confirmation that that is taking place but we understand that sara sharif�*s father is here at this police station, as is her uncle faisal malik, but her stepmother beinash batool has been taken to a different police station, we understand that is simply because of logistics. police have 2a hours in which they can either charge them or release them, but they can also apply for more time, and that can be 36 or 96 hours. the questioning continues, a big development in this case, which has seen many twists and turns over the last five weeks. it is five weeks since sara sharif, ten years old, was found dead and alone in herfam

this is where we have occasionally met mohammed sharif, urfan sharif�*s father and sara sharif�*s grandfatherrly, as have the police, but we have never been invited inside. today we have been told that throughout the course of this whole month this is where the five children have been kept. we have also had that confirmed by the jhelum police, who say they now have those children. we�*ve had no further update from them this evening. we�*ve also heard from surrey police who say they are aware of media proposal delete my report and that they are liaising with local partners. they say this needs to be handled carefully and sensitively. in the family home, we have been speaking to family members about what happened here over the course of the last month, what happened here this evening, and in particular we asked the grandfather how he was able to hide the children. he said no one ever explicitly asked him where the children are. in the centre of the search, in the family house. since they arrived on the 10th of august, irfan sharif�*s father tells us they kept the five children here in his home.

her uncle, faisal malik, her father earl urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared viaink at the old bailey on tuesday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in the work —— in the care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's showing sara in a headscarf will help tojog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. within the last hour, reports have been coming in from ukraine of a missile strike on the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet

urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik denied the charges against them and were remanded in custodyome in woking on 10th august. the uk's biggest steelworks, port talbot in south wales, will receive up to £500 million from the government as part of plans to produce steel in a greener way — replacing coal—powered furnaces with electric ones. but the plant's owners say the changes are likely to mean fewer staff are needed, which means 3,000 jobs are at risk. our correspondent tomos morgan reports. towering over port talbot, the uk's largest steel plant with a workforce of almost 4,000 is an integral part of the economy and the industry as a whole. and today's announcement was outlined as an important step for the future of greener steel. this is a transformation project. we're putting £500 million to transform port talbot into a green steel—making industry, and that's definitely something to be celebrated. along with the uk government's investment, tata steel will contribute £750 million, and the money will help to convert the coalfield blast furnaces to an electric arc furnace, pushi

the girl's father, urfan sharif, his partner and brother are also accused of causing or allowing thechild. the three were arrested on wednesday evening when they arrived back in the uk from pakistan. they'll appear before guildford magistrate's court later today. the former spanish football federation president — luis rubiales — will appear in court in madrid later to respond to accusations of sexual assault stemming from his kiss of playerjenni hermoso. after spain won the word cup against england, mr rubiales was filmed kissing hermoso on the lips. the incident triggered protests over sexism in spanish sport and wider society. live now to shaista aziz, who is the co—director of the three hijabis — an organisation that successfully campaigned for all premier league clubs to deliver mandatory sexual consent training. it doesn't sound like he got the training.— it doesn't sound like he got the training. no, he definitely didn't and _ the training. no, he definitely didn't and it's _ the training. no, he definitely didn't and it's really _ the training. no, he definitely didn't and it'

her uncle, faisal malik, her father, earl urfan sharif, and her stepmother, beinash batool, all appearedallowing the death of a child. they'd flown to pakistan the day before sara was found dead and flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are in the care of the pakistani government. they face trial next september. detectives are still investigating sara's death and still want any information no matter how insignificant, that will help them to piece together a picture of her life. they hope the two new photos willjog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. youtubers now rank as some of the most famous and influential people — nowadays better known than some hollywood stars — and they're making a lot of money. daniel middleton, better known online as dantdm, is one of britain's most successful youtubers who's famous for video game commentaries. he's posted thousands of videos across three separate youtube channels, which have reached more than 34 million subscribers. overall, he's clocked up over 21 billion views. huge numbers. he doesn't often do interviews bu

and they have been charged with murder and also causing or allowing the death of the child —— urfan sharifuffered and the prosecution talked about a constellation of injuries including a broken collarbone, multiple rib fractures to the front and rear, bruising to her torso and her limbs and a brain haemorrhage and the police previously talked about multiple injuries sustained over an extended period of time. the judge told the three they would remain in prison until their trial preparation hearing on the 1st of december. to give you some idea, the trial is scheduled for september which shows you the state of the court system at the moment. thanks for “oininr court system at the moment. thanks forjoining us- _ a damning report on the mistreatment of detainees at an immigration removal centre has recommended that no one should be held for more than 28 days while awaiting deportation. currently there is no time limit. the report is the result of a public inquiry triggered by a bbc panorama documentary in 2017 which investigated the mistreatment of men held at brook house near gatwick airport.