seema malhotra in west london, thank ou next. seema malhotra in west london, thank you for— next.nise keane—simmons' the family gasped and sobbed, and one said justice has been done, so it was clearly a difficult experience for all of them to sit through. in the early hours of the 16th of april last year, denise was at home in north—west london when her estranged husband broke in carrying with him a can of petrol. he made his way up to her petrol, doused her in petrol and set her on fire. she suffered very severe burns, inhaled a lot of smoke and sadly died a few hours later. her estranged husband said that he had taken the petrol there, he didn't deny it, but he said he should be found guilty of manslaughter because he had never intended to murder his wife. he said he wanted to kill himself in front of her. but the jury found otherwise. of her. but the “my found otherwise.— of her. but the “my found otherwise. . ~' , ., , . now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon. it is the end of meteorological summer we are told, what sort of summer from a weather

sarah campbell has been speaking to people at an afghan community association in west london.ice in kabul. she now fears he will be killed by the taliban. i need the help for my whole family but the most for him because he is a high risk. because he was in the police? yes. kadria is one of the team at this community association trying to help others, all too aware of her own family in afghanistan living in danger. they said to me on the phone maybe i don't see you again. iwas, like... for me, it is really hard to hear that. i'd like to see my dad again. every day since the crisis in afghanistan deepened, people have been coming here to try and get some help and advice. they'll have loved ones or of their family stuck in afghanistan, and they are desperately trying to help them. a steady stream of toys, toiletries and clothes are being dropped off, sorted and taken to the hotels where those who have made it out are in quarantine. 0bviously, they've come in crazy conditions to this country, not having anyone, not knowing what is going on, what's going to happen to their family b

this is a community in west london of some 100,000 british afghans, and people are coming here to trybul. you're very worried about them, but also, your family has suffered terrible lo55e5 just in the last few days. ye5, yes, we had the terrible news of losing my cousin in a bomb blast which happened near the airport at abby gate. it was really horrendous moment for everyone in afghanistan and especially for my family that we lost them. i am in fear that we are losing, my otherfamily lost them. i am in fear that we are losing, my other family movies... members are doing at the moment. i'm so worried about them that they are such danger at the moment. teiiii so worried about them that they are such danger at the moment. tell me about our such danger at the moment. tell me about your first _ such danger at the moment. tell me about your first cousin _ such danger at the moment. tell me about your first cousin who - such danger at the moment. tell me about your first cousin who you - about your first cousin who you lost. . , , about your first cousin who you lost. ., , , ., , lost. he wa

like this uber driver from west london. >> how long have you been here waiting?ng, 5:00, still i am waiting here, and the last three days i am trying. >> and they won't let you into the hotel? even though the embassy has told you to come here? >> yes! [yelling] reporter: even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the crowd back. >> this is a scene of total and utter chaos. many of the people here don't have any permission to board an evacuation flight, but they're so desperate that they've just turned up here anyway. that's making it extremely difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through. >> my family, my baby. >> amongst those trapped by the crd, this former british army interpreter, his wife gave birth just two weeks ago, and he's deeply worried about the baby. >> maybe i lose my kid and maybe she is not good. she's not good, my wife. >> you can't stay he. >> i can't stay here! not with the separation, over here. and nobody answers now, i am here since morning,

like this uber driver from west london. he's got kids. we've been waiting.ve you been here waiting? _ i came morning, five o'clock. still, i'm waiting here. in the last three days, i'm trying to go inside... and they won't letl you into the hotel? even though the embassy has told you to come here. - yes, he said i had to go here. even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the crowd back. this is a scene of total and utter chaos, many of the people here don't have any permission to board an evacuation flight but they are so desperate that they just turned up here anyway. that's making it extremely difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through. my family, my newborn baby. amongst those trapped by the crowd, this former british army interpreter. his wife gave birth just two weeks ago and he's deeply worried about the baby. maybe i lose my kid and maybe she is not good. she is not good, my wife. you can't stay here. i can't stay here, look at the situation, look a

like this uber driver from west london. >> how long have you been here waiting? >> 5:00.'m waiting here in the last three days, i'm trying to do -- >> you entered the hotel? even though the embassy told you to come here? >> yeah. correspondent: even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the trap -- crowd back. this is a scene of coto test total and honor chaos. many people here do not have permission to board and evacuation plight but they are so desperate they turn up here anyway. that is makingt difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through. amongst those trapped by the crowd, his former british army interpreter, his wife giving birth two weeks ago and he is deeply worried about the baby. >> maybe she is not good. she is not good, my wife. >> you can't stay here. >> i can't stay here. look at this. after now, i am here since the morning. the taliban last me on the back. correspondent: most people here are in a state of total confusion. they do not know how they can. they

like this uber driver from west london. he's got kids. we've been waiting.t be quite how long have you been here waiting? i came morning, five o'clock. still, i'm waiting here. in the last three days, i'm trying to go inside... and they won't let you into the hotel? even though the embassy has told you to come here. yes, he said i had to go here. even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the crowd back. this is a scene of total and utter chaos, many of the people here don't have any permission to board an evacuation flight but they are so desperate that they just turned up here anyway. that's making it extremely difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through. my family, my newborn baby. amongst those trapped by the crowd, this former british army interpreter. his wife gave birth just two weeks ago and he's deeply worried about the baby. maybe i lose my kid and maybe she is not good. she is not good, my wife. you can't stay here. i can't stay here, look at the

the 28—year—old belgian returns to west london on a five—year deal, having left the club to join evertonhas signed a one—year deal at the club. after winning promotion to the top flight, bielsa lead the club to a ninth place finish last season. he'd been out of contract but, speaking through a translator this afteroon, he said he's committed himself to another season at elland road, and says the contract situation has been "resolved". celtic are into the europa league play—off round after a 7—2 aggregate win over czech sidejablonec. they will meet dutch side az alkmaar next. meanwhile, stjohnstone lost to turkish side galatasaray — meaning they drop into the conference league play—off. they lost 4—2 on the night, 5—3 on aggregate. now, to the second test at lords, where a superb unbeaten century from kl rahul has put india firmly in charge on the opening day against england. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. it was this sky that convinced the england's happen, great and friendly for someone's more, he was fit. yes, james anderson was playing so england chose to bowl stop appea

then came this news that there was a raid happening in these flats in west london.one knew what was going on, but we were hearing all sorts of sounds and stun grenades and military action going on. but nobody knew what was going on. then we got a call onto the news desk from somebody who actually lives in the flats and had literally a front view of everything happening as the special forces came in and raided the flats and arrested the terrorists. and this guy has recorded everything. and i wanted footage, he wanted money for it, and it had value. so we got into negotiation, and then abc, the american broadcasters, came in and just blew my offer to this guy for his footage out of the water. they put so much money on the table. i basically called the daily mail. an acquaintance that he couldn't afford this, how can we do this together? mount a joint bid. i think the tapes were thrown out of the back of the flat into a garden. my producer how to climb over walls to get the tapes and then we had to transfer them because it was the guy's on camera. james, one of our ama

. # and after being closed by covid — london's west end is gradually unfrozen — with a big new musicalweekend and coming up on the bbc news channel... england press home their advantage on day two of their third test with india at headingley. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. british citizens still in afghanistan are being warned to stay away from kabul airport because of fears there could be a �*lethal�* terror attack there, possibly within hours. the government says intelligence suggesting a �*very imminent�* attack is �*ever more certain�*. suggesting a �*very imminent�* attack but in the last hour, the prime minister has said british troops have now got the �*overwhelming majority�* of eligible people out of the country, with the evacuation due to end on tuesday. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. lisa and airlift in its last days, relentless _ lisa and airlift in its last days, relentless round _ lisa and airlift in its last days, relentless round the - lisa and airlift in its last days, relentless round the clock, . lisa and airlift in its last days

and what a lovely smile. 15—year—old veronica enjoying an online therapy session at home in south—west london2—15—year—old children who are at high risk from covid like her were advised to have a vaccine, as well as those living with someone with a weakened immune system. but nearly four weeks on, and with the start of a new school term in sight, dozens of families like hers are still desperate for information about when they will get one. i think the urgency of the vaccine rollout for our children has been completely forgotten. it is not good enough. if something is announced on 19th july, having to wait until the end of august for a vaccination, it is too late. immunity isn't going to have time to have kicked in in a meaningful way. doctors say they are still waiting for search guidelines to help them identify from patient records which children are eligible. i can understand that parents and children are anxious about that because they want to ensure they get at least one vaccine before the school year starts in england. however, we have not yet received guidance on how the programme will

in this clip, he suggests he lives in the wembley area of north west london. there. but the most distinctive thing in his videos that i've noticed is this... the black and grey carpet. i think i've matched it to a student accommodation block near here. another right and hopefully when we start going down we're going to be on the road to tankz�*s apartment. left up ahead, that's good. now we're in the right place, the question is how will i recognise the anonymous london scammer? again, tankz has given too much away online. earlier in the year, he posted a video of a run—in with the police in which he accidentally revealed his number plate. when i searched official records, i could see that it is a grey vauxhall corsa. all i have to do is find the car. that's it, that right there, that's tankz�* car. that's his number plate, it's a grey vauxhall. all that's left now is to wait for tankz. so we did. and when he turned up we were there. the first confirmed pictures of tankz. they're so good, you can pretty much id him from this. so who is he? an ebay account in t

getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider community here in west london heathrow airport turned up here with while back and so nation i managed to get some neighbors. literally in that hole was we have to box, i think, and then manage to the neighborhood. what's that group link in between us? you know, we've actually managed to get with kinds of response, which is incredible. all these bags, if afghans who are staying temporarily in currency hotels around the u. k, there's been a huge effort by small charities and large organizations like the red cross to make sure that you're right have the basics. this is just one of several locations where newly arrived, afghans are being held in quarantine beyond their immediate needs. many of them will be wondering just what their new life in britain is going to look like. i'm adela eubie is one of them. he's a former african special forces soldier and fled with his wife and 2 young children . he says he hopes his family can contribute to society. here, he started from the 0 it's like you need to started from the beg

the afghanistan and central asian association centre in feltham, west london.st who come here have friends and family in a country in crisis. the speed at which the situation has changed has proved shocking. over the weekend the taliban reached kabul. there are kids suffering. there are old people, seniors, homeless people. the situation has clearly changed dramatically. have you been speaking to your family? yeah, their life is in danger. we don't know what will happen next. it's a shame. it's a shame for all of us. not only me, for all of the human beings, all of the communities around the world. maria's mother and four sisters are in the afghan capital. three weeks ago, my father, he passed away. now they are by themselves. on friday, before the taliban reached the city, she managed to speak to them. i'm watching the situation right now. people are coming from the provinces. the girls have nothing to do but stay on the streets. they were begging for money and for food and water. it is a bad situation. getting worse day by day. talking to your sister in those

veronica enjoying an online therapy session l enjoying an online therapy session at home in south—west londonold children who are atrying o high risk are advised to have a vaccine. nearly four weeks on, and with the start of a new school term in sight. dozens of families like hers are still desperate for information about when they will get one. i desperate for information about when they will get one-— they will get one. i think the uruen they will get one. i think the urgency of— they will get one. i think the urgency of the _ they will get one. i think the urgency of the vaccine - they will get one. i think the urgency of the vaccine roll . they will get one. i think the i urgency of the vaccine roll out they will get one. i think the - urgency of the vaccine roll out for our children has been completely forgotten, it is not good enough. if something is announced on 19thjuly, having to wait until the end of august for a vaccination, it is too late, immunity isn't going to have have time to have kicked in in a meaningful way.— have time to have kicked in in a meaningful way. have time to ha

like this uber driver from west london. he's got kids. we've been waiting.g have you been here waiting? i came morning, five o'clock. still, i'm waiting here. in the last three days, i'm trying to go inside... and they won't let you into the hotel? even though the embassy has told you to come here. yes, he said i had to go here. even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the crowd back. this is a scene of total and utter chaos, many of the people here don't have any permission to board an evacuation flight but they are so desperate that they just turned up here anyway. that's making it extremely difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through. my family, my newborn baby. amongst those trapped by the crowd, this former british army interpreter. his wife gave birth just two weeks ago and he's deeply worried about the baby. maybe i lose my kid and maybe she is not good. she is not good, my wife. you can't stay here. i can't stay here, look at the situation, look at

asisstant commissioner at the metropolitan police — who now leads police education at the university of west londonprocess have been in terms of deciding to return the licence and the weapon back to him?— return the licence and the weapon back to him? ,., ., ., ., ., , , back to him? good afternoon. this is absolutely devastating _ back to him? good afternoon. this is absolutely devastating and _ absolutely devastating and horrendous incident. my heart goes out to the families of all those people who have been massively affected. i think it is very difficult at this stage, until we know the details, to understand exactly what has happened. we do not even know if the fire which was used on thursday night is the same one that the certification is all about at this stage, what type of weapon it was, but we have a lot of information to gain before we can really talk about that. the processes around the certification of firearms licences is an unusual one because it is a... you apply for a certificate, but it is really more like a license. the expectation is that it like a license. the expectation is th

people with british and other western passports, hoping their names are helmand from west london wasthick of it, british troops are trying to make sense of the chaos. all around the airport, pockets of people waiting out in the open. with time running out, the operation is gathering pace. western nations want to have all of this done by the end of the month. we to have all of this done by the end of the month-— of the month. we are focused on accelerating _ of the month. we are focused on accelerating the _ of the month. we are focused on accelerating the evacuation - of the month. we are focused on accelerating the evacuation as i of the month. we are focused on l accelerating the evacuation as best we can. in the last 2a hours we brought out 963 people which is a significant acceleration on the 24—hour period before that and we'll at least match that number again today. in at least match that number again toda . . , ., ., , at least match that number again toda. . , . ., today. in the city, a heavy taliban presence- — today. in the city, a heavy taliban presence. voters _ today. in

shoppers are being told to throw away food if they bought them from three supermarkets in west londonnown substance. greg mckenzie has the latest. the police were called here to fulham palace road at about 7:40pm last night following reports of a man he was verbally abusing members of the public year. now, he was challenged by a number of security guards at the sainsburys local before starting on a number of members of the public — verbally abusing them, basically. now, shortly after that, it's believed he visited three stores, that's little waitrose, the tesco express which isjust behind me, and also the sainsbury�*s local. now, he's accused of injecting food items, processed meats and microwave meals. it was shortly after that that he was arrested. now, locals i have spoken to say they're pretty worried and quite shocked at what happened here yesterday evening. so, we have got daughters, they come and shop in those shops as well. i don't like to think of them buying something that might be contaminated with something dangerous. what was injected? that's the thing i'm curious about.

the afghanistan and central asian association centre in feltham, west london. for the afghan community in the uk. most who come here have friends and family in a country in crisis. there's kids suffering. there's seniors, there's old people, there's homeless people. it's a shame. it's a shame for all of us. not only me, for all. of the human beings, all of the communities all around the world. i maria's mother and four sisters are in the afghan capital. three weeks ago, my father, he passed away. now they are by themselves. on friday, before the taliban reached the city, she managed to speak to them. phone: people are coming from the provinces under. the control of the taliban. the girls have nothing to do but stay on the streets. they were begging for money and for food, for water. it is a bad situation. getting worse day by day. talking to your sister in those circumstances, how hard is that for you? it is too much. it is heartbreaking for me because this situation, i can't do for them anything. more. amidst the despair there are positive moments here. lesson

let's go to west london. i'm joined by the director of afghanistan and asian association.es and advises families on how to help relatives who are still in afghanistan. thank you very much for talking to us. we understand you've been inundated since this crisis began. tell us about what help you are able to offer the people who are turning to you for assistance. since the crisis that _ turning to you for assistance. since the crisis that started _ turning to you for assistance. since the crisis that started in _ the crisis that started in afghanistan two weeks ago the afghanistan two weeks ago the afghanistan and association become a very busy. every day about for hundred people attending the centre to get support, how they can help theirfamilies to get to get support, how they can help their families to get into the united kingdom. we are supporting those people through our volunteers, local mp, the legal adviser. but of course the frustration and emotion of the people is very high. they are just crying and very anxious, very concerned what will happen if the taliban can c