the prosecution say that after the attack, a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osborne of it reads: the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable, he instead started looking for mosques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. now, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show — i explore australia's northern territory, hearing what the future holds for tourism at one of the country's most famous attractions. we find out what it takes to work as a croc wrangler ina stunning australian national park. also, we scour the globe to meet people skilled in a rare art. we discover tacos with a twist in mexico city. and ade is back with the latest on what is trending in travel. first this week, i've come to australia's northern territory and one of the most iconic sites in the world — uluru. the giant monolith attracts more than 250,000 visitors each year. for many of them, climbing to the top is someth

the prosecution say that after the attack, a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osborne on say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's originalftargefi the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. the head of the army — general sir nick carter — has warned that the armed forces might struggle to respond to future threats, without further investment. speaking this evening, he highlighted russia, which he said posed the most complex threat to the uk from another state since the end of the cold war. sir nick also underlined the threat to the uk from cyber attacks, as our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. russia is building an increasingly modern and aggressive military. warfare, electronics, cyber and misinformation. and they are even on manoeuvres on europe's doorstep, with large—scale exercises near nato's borders. enough to worry the head of the british army, who tonight gave this rare public warning. i believe our ability to pre—empt or respond to these threats will be eroded if we don't match up to them now. they represent a clear

the trial of darren osborne, who's accused of driving a van into a group of muslims outside a mosque ondon, has heard that he received direct messages from far—right groups before the attack. osborne denies one charge of murder and one of attempted murder. 51—year—old, makram ali, was killed in the incident injune last year, as our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. the seconds just before a large white van, travelling at speed, smashed into a crowd of muslim men marking ramadan lastjune. it was the fourth attack last year, and the first to target muslims. the prosecution say that in the previous fortnight, the man on trial for the attack, darren osborne, had searched dozens of times on the internet for ultra nationalist groups and stories about terror attacks, like the manchester bombing. the jury heard that in the 15 days before the attack, darren osborne received two direct communications from far right leaders. a direct message on twitter from the deputy leader of britain first, jayda fransen, and a note from tommy robinson, one of the founders of the english de

the prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osborne hireds pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable he instead started looking for mosques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. the north—eastern state of assam in india is one of the world's biggest tea producers. but workers who spend their day picking the leaves are facing a new threat. continued expansion of the tea plantations into the forests around them is putting them into conflict with the elephant population. navin singh khadka reports from assam. the tea leaves these women are picking will end up on supermarket shelves across the globe. it is a beautiful part of the world, but also a dangerous one. those mountains are in bhutan, bordering this indian state, assa m. wild elephants keep moving between these two places, as they always have. but, when they find their forests have been cleared by tea gardens like this, they become hostile to peop

van, which talks about "feral, inbred, raping muslim men, hunting in packs." callum spence, a serving soldier, was in the pub. he told the jury that darren osborne are going to be muslim." and then, "i'm going to kill all muslims, i'm going to take things into my own hands." less than 28 hours later, the van darren osborne hired, killed makram ali and seriously injured several others. he denies murder and attempted murder. daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. the bbc says the broadcaster, aled jones, is to resume work presenting songs of praise. he was suspended last october while complaints about inappropriate past behaviour were investigated. in a statement, aled jones apologised for the "hurt" he caused and gave his assurance his behaviour won't be repeated. thousands of management posts are likely to be cut in a major reorganisation of sainsbury‘s. the supermarket chain says there will be fewer, but mostly better paid, management roles in each of its 1,400 stores. the ministry of defence has regained control of a defence review that was expected to have ended in major cuts for the armed forces. it's being seen as a significant

june kept smiling and even blew a kiss at the gathering crowd after ploughing a van into muslim worshippers. darren osborned murder after the attack in north london which left one man dead. an imam who was one of the first on the scene told the court how he stopped the crowd attacking the driver of the van. daniel sandford reports. witness after witness described how the van revved its engines just before smashing into the group of muslim men and women. some survivors described how they feared for their lives, thinking someone would get out of the van with a gun or a knife. the jury heard this 999 call asking for ambulances. within the hour, 51—year—old makram ali was declared dead at the scene. hamdi al faiq suffered life changing injuries, including a broken pelvis, broken ribs and a broken foot. he told the court how friends pulled him out from under the van. people grabbed the man they believed to be the van driver to detain him. the court heard that some were punching and kicking him. the imam of the local mosque stopped people attacking the suspected driver, telling the jury he should answer for his

june kept smiling and even blew a kiss at the gathering crowd after ploughing a van into muslim worshippers. darren osbornemurder and attempted murder after the attack in north london which left one man dead. an imam who was one of the first on the scene told the court how he stopped the crowd attacking the driver of the van. from court, daniel sandford reports. witness after witness described how the van revved its engines just before smashing into the group of muslim men and women. some survivors described how they feared for their lives, thinking someone would get out of the van with a gun or a knife. the jury heard this 999 call made by adnan mohammed, who was asking for ambulances. within the hour, 51—year—old makram ali was declared dead at the scene. hamdi al faiq suffered life—changing injuries, including a broken pelvis, broken ribs and a broken foot. he told the court how friends pulled him out from under the van. people grabbed the man they believe to be the driver of the van to detain him. the court heard that some were punching and kicking him. the imam of the local mosque, mohammed mahmoud, s

darren osborne denies murder and attempted murder. from the trial at woolwich crown court. and injured close to a dozen more. a police camera caught this conversation. i lost control of the van. that has in previous years been attended byjeremy corbyn. ran off. asked? no, i was changing my trousers, osborne explained. participation, didn't you? i have no answer to that, darren osborne replied. and terry is totally fabricated, isn't it? incorrect, osborne replied. right group, we were going to call ourselves per taffia. had said, no, i am flying solo, mate. swapped over while the van was still in motion. in motion. dave's last name, you can't remember that? that? it was a unicorn, was it best remark --? worse off, after brexit. and all show a reduction in growth. servants were "always wrong". our deputy political editor, john pienaar, reports. are you still in control of your party, prime minister? party, prime minister? that nagging question again. question again. that meant meeting the leader of estonia. estonia. won't lose out when it leaves the eu. eu. private doubts about her future and britain's brexit. britain's brexit. assessment of how the uk economy might be held ba

darren osborne is accused of deliberately driving a van into worshippers lastjune, killing one personer. daniel sandford is at woolwich crown court. daniel, tell us more about what was said in court? much of this morning was taken up looking at what darren osborne had been doing on the internet in the two weeks before the attack. he appears to have joined twitter about two weeks before the attack, some evidence suggests that. on that date he receives a direct message from jade fransson, he receives a direct message from jade fra nsson, the he receives a direct message from jade fransson, the deputy leader of britain first. over the next few days he does several searches, both forjada fransson days he does several searches, both for jada fra nsson and days he does several searches, both forjada fransson and the leader of britain first. you'll to receive direct messages from tommy robinson, the leader of the adl, and at the far right group. on the day before he travelled to london to allegedly carry out the attack, it seems on an ipad belonging to his eldest daughter that he reads two t

they were all in a crowd around him, and the prosecution say that at that point osborne saw them and deliberately drove the vantoday. 48, from south wales, his partner according to the prosecution described him as a functioning alcoholic, a depressive. he hadn't worked for ten years, he was taking antidepressant medication. we also know, she says, that he became more racist, he started galloping racist abuse and islamophobic views, first of all the ca ta lyst islamophobic views, first of all the catalyst being watching a bbc drama called three girls, about grooming gangs in rochdale. after that, she says he started looking at material on the internet from far right groups like the english defence league and britain first. she says she felt he was becoming brainwashed and was in fact a ticking time bomb. nhs hospital trusts in england may have to recalculate a&e performance figures from last october onwards. the uk statistics authority has told nhs england to explain changes to the recording of a&e data. it says the changes — highlighted by bbc news — could have left people reaching "misleading conclusions". fa

van. that saturday evening darren osborne came here to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution saynd abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osbourne hired. part of it reads: why are there terrorists on our streets today? the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable, he instead started looking for mosques. their case is it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. the manufacturer of an injector seat has admitted breaking the law. a pilot was killed after it ejected without warning when it was parked on the ground. two men have been sentenced to prison after murdered a business mam. man. —— business mam. a third business mam. man. —— business mam. athird man business mam. man. —— business mam. a third man was acquitted. police have arrested a man — who's thought to be the father of an 8 year old girl — who died after being stabbed on saturday night. 54—year—old bill b

van, you were driving? yeah. in previous years been attended byjeremy corbyn. and kill him? osborne said.if sadiq khan had been there it would have been even better. it would've been like winning the lottery". dave, and terryjones. but they had given up and were going for a drink. and he was in the footwell and that dave then ran off. "do you often travel in the foot well? the prosecution asked. "no, i was changing my trousers" osborne explained. "you invented his participation, didn't you? "i've no answer to that" darren osborne replied. and terry is totally fabricated, isn't it? "incorrect," osborne replied. jonathan rees qc accused him of not taking the case seriously. being tried for murder, having a laugh? "i'm at a loss why you would draw that conclusion," osborne said. "no, i'm flying solo mate". daniel sanford, bbc news, woolwich crown court. and some have been paid too little. in news has found no evidence of gender bias. the bbc sets pay. here's our media editor amol rajan. itself. earners last summer. we have had quite a busy morning. had been made. i do believe that some men h

mosque attack have been telling a court about the moment when a van mounted the kerb and crashed into a group of muslims. darren osborne mosque. he had been at late—night ramadan prayers when he saw a man collapsed in the street. he went to help him. he‘s saw he was still talking and his eyes we re saw he was still talking and his eyes were opened was up from the corner of his eye he said he saw a large, white van, which was revving and accelerating. it turned sharp left and hit him with the wing mirrorand left and hit him with the wing mirror and carried on down the street. he said he fell over, got back up and looked around. then the witness said he could see a lot of people splattered all over the place. he said the guy in the van he feared might have weapons or even a knife or gun. he said the man got out of the van and ran towards the crowd. he had his head down and was punching. lots of people are trying to grab him. he was sweaty and angry. the witness said he grabbed the man jumped onto angry. the witness said he grabbed the manjumped onto his back. together with other people he pulled him to the ground and res

a man accused of driving a van into a crowd of muslim worshippers last year has said that he was angry. and there was more evidence today? today we heard darren osbornean at finsbury park and was actually driving the vehicle at the time of the attack. he described daveis time of the attack. he described dave is angry about what is happening in the country but could not explain why there was no cctv footage of dave getting into the van at that point. he was asked by the prosecution, dave is not a magician is he and he replied, he is like dynamo, an illusionist, he can make himself vanish was the court also heard about the previous mental health problems suffered by mr osborne, such as depression. he said he was not mad butjust angry and then went on to talk about grooming gangs in rochdale. he was highly critical of muslims in general. the prosecutor said this is not the platform to preacher ideology and racial hatred. thank you. a public enquiry into the deaths of five children at hospitals in northern ireland has recommended a legal disclosure of the failings. the enquiry was set up 14 years ago to examine how hospital staff managed fluids in the tr

darren osborn is accused of driving a van into a crowd of worshipers attending ramadan prayers. one person killed, nine others injured. osborn's trial began today. the food and drug administration is working on a new anti-smoking plan to try to get americans to kick the habit. the proposal would drastically cut nicotine levels in cigarettes so that they are essentially non-addictive. they would offer lower risk products for those who can't and won't quit. the adult smoking rate has fallen to an all-time low of 15%, but it remains the cause leading because of death and illness. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet? >> thank you, mark. let's go back to the political drama that continue toss play out on capital hill. join us is lonnie cohen. he is a hoover institution ellow, a policy director for mitt romney's 2012 presidential campaign. great to speak with you. now that we know the shut-down is going to end, the senate is going to hold its vote shortly, what we are anticipating is the government will be open until february 8 because that is when the funding runs out. some

van 0sborne hired. part of it reads... the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, butques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. one in three young women in the uk is avoiding smear tests for cervical cancer, because they're too embarrassed to show their bodies to doctors according to a charity. it says cervical cancer screening rates have fallen to a 20—year low. 2,000 women took part in the survey — it found that more than a third are failing to get tested because of their body shape. 34% were worried about getting undressed in front of a doctor or nurse. and the majority of those questioned weren't aware that cervical cancer is the most common cancer in women under 35. here's our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon. the abnormal cells that indicate the presence of cervical cancer. it is a disease that can be caught early by a smear test. but for most of her 20s, lauren bene avoided having it done even though she was getting constant reminders from her gp. there were quite a few reasons

accused of driving a van into a crowd of people near two mosques in north london wanted to kill as many muslims a possible, a court has heard at the opening of the trail. darren osbornear, the prosecutor said this was an act of terrorism designed to influence government and intimidate the muslim community. darren osbourne has denied one count of murder and attempted murder. the prosecution continued, they say that in his attack he planned to kill as many people as possible. what happened? we were told that on 18th june last year he hired a van in cardiff. he drove it all the way to london. his initial target, thejury heard, was to be a march taking place that day but he couldn't get close. he drove around the area for hours until he came to finsbury park. there he saw a man who collapsed on the street, he was unwell, he had within —— he had been attended to by a group of men in muslim dress, they had been attending prayers. the prosecution say he swerved his van off the road, driving into mrali, killing him and injuring seriously several others. we will leave it there, thank you very much. nhs england has been asked to explain changes to the way hospitals calculate t

man accused of crashing a van into muslim worshippers outside a mosque in north london has said the driver was not caught on cctv because he is an illusionist. darren osborneg a man called dave was driving. he told woolwich crown court he could not explain why that man was never seen, arguing that perhaps he could make himself vanish. mps have voted to leave the palace of westminster while a proposed multibillion—pound refurbishment of the historic building takes place. the commons approved the motion by a narrow majority. the planned move won't take effect until 2025 at the earliest, and is part of proposed modernisation works costing £5.6 billion. a rare lunar event being called the super—blue—blood—moon has bewitched sky—watchers around the world. it can only happen when there is a second full moon in the same month, and when it is closest to the earth in orbit, making it look much brighter and bigger. and that has coincided with a lunar eclipse, which has given it a reddish glow in some parts of the world — something that has not happened for a generation. now it is time for newsnight, with evan davies. he might have thought out sourcing public service

the trial has begun of a man accused of driving a van intoa group of muslim worshippers outside a mosque in north london in june last year. darren osborneempting to kill nine others. a brawl has broken out at hannover airport in germany. it happened as a group of kurds were holding a demonstration over turkey's military operation in syria when a pro—turkish group arrived at the check—in area in front of the counter of turkish airlines. nearly 200 people were involved in the incident. three executives have resigned from the governing board of usa gymnastics as former team doctor larry nassar is about to be sentenced for sexually abusing dozens under his care. athletes have been giving testimony for five days, many saying they felt betrayed by officials running the sport. at the court in michigan, the bbc‘s rajini vaidyanathan explained what usa gymnastics has been saying about the resignations. there is no mention of this ongoing case, but they say that this is just part of a change at the top. but, of course, it is connected to what's going on and what's been going on in the courtroom at the end of the corridor from where i am standing.

darren osborne is accused of deliberately driving a van into worshippers lastjune, killing one person two weeks ever about the attack. there is evidence suggesting that. he receives a direct message from the deputy leader of britain first. over the next few days he does several searches for the leader of the britain first and receives a group emailfrom tommy britain first and receives a group email from tommy robinson one of the founders of the edl, the english defence league, another farm founders of the edl, the english defence league, anotherfarm right group. on the day before the attack, before he travels to london to carry out this attack he reads on an ipad belonging to his eldest daughter two tweets from tommy robinson one saying, "when the muslims bombed our kids we were told not to look back in anger" and "where was the day of rage after the terrorist attacks, all i saw was lighting candles." a man in the pub with darren osborne on the night before he is accused of carrying out these attacks, a former soldiers called callum spence who says darren osborne was talking loudly ab

man accused of crashing a van into muslim worshippers outside a mosque in north london has said the driver was not caught on cctv because he is an illusionist. darren osborney that man was never seen, arguing that perhaps he could make himself vanish. shares in the outsourcing company capita have fallen dramatically after it warned that profits for the coming year will be much lower than previously forecast. the company has outlined plans for a major overhaul of its business, and suspended plans to pay dividends to shareholders. formula 1 has confirmed it will end the long—standing practice of using grid girls. it mirrors the professional darts corporation's decision to end the long—established practice of women escorting male players to the stage. beverley turner is well versed in the world of motor—racing, having spent time on the formula 1 grid as a reporter. shejoins me now in the studio. thanks so much for coming in. briefly explain exactly what it is that grid girls did? did, the past tense, which gives us reason to celebrate today. they stand on the grid and they will maybe hold a driver's name or number, and they hold an umbrella over the drivers,