court on charges of murder and attempted murder. khairi saadallah, who's 25, was remanded in custody. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. the chief magistrate, emma arbuthnot, was sitting here at westminsterallah appeared by video link from coventry magistrates‘ court where he was wearing a police—issued grey sweat shirt and trousers and a face mask and spoke only to confirm his name and his date of birth. he is charged with the murders of james furlong, joseph ritchie—bennett and david wails and the attempted murders of patrick edwards, stephen young and nisheet nisudan. all six men were sitting on the grass in two separate groups in forbury gardens in reading on saturday the 20th ofjune when the attack happened just before seven o'clock in the evening. the attack lasted less than two minutes. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. more than half a million people have lost their lives in the coronavirus pandemic, with the united states being the worst affected country. let's look at some of the day's other news. a new report says china is forcing women to be sterilised or fitted with contraceptive devices in xinjiang in an apparent attempt to limit the population of muslim ui

he pleaded guilty to outraging public decency during a hearing at westminster magistrates' court. for anyone travelling on public transport in england — those failing to wear one could be fined up to £100. the new regulations don't apply in wales, scotland and northern ireland where officials are only recommending people wear them. danny savage is at york station. simon, this is quite strange. i have been reporting on the coronavirus outbreak since we had the first two confirmed cases here in york at the end of january. but confirmed cases here in york at the end ofjanuary. but for the confirmed cases here in york at the end of january. but for the first time in five months this is the only time in five months this is the only timei time in five months this is the only time i have had to publicly wear a face mask. that is because they are asking people to wear them in the station concourse as well as on the trains. when the trains come in, it is obvious that three out of four seats are cordoned off, nobody can sit in them. they are very much restricted incapacity and there aren't

the 3 men were killed and several injured 25 year old kyra siddhartha is facing trial at westminster magistrates court after being charged with 3 counts of murder and 3 counts of attempted murder the libyan refugee was detained under the terrorism act he is accused of stabbing to death james furlong david wales and joseph ritchie bennis and injuring several other people on june the 20th. now small business owners say the u.k. chancellor has reneged on promises that the sector will not be forgotten in june the coronavirus pandemic which is saying that claim that 95 percent of self employed people would be supported but the remaining 5 percent claim it's unfair that they've slipped through the gaps. to you might say that it's you have not been forgotten i have been forgotten i've been forgotten we will not let you go on and i've been left behind myself to many things alone we all stand together together i am a small business owner together really the virus point 8000000 people who have bought a 3 car. government bailouts have been paying 80 percent of employed and self employed workers on incomes of up

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he will appear at westminster magistrates‘ court on monday.ns. several states, including florida and texas, have ordered bars to close again just weeks after allowing them to reopen. coronavirus cases across the country have passed 2.5 million and more than 125,000 people have died with the disease. time to get a round—up of the sport. it isa time to get a round—up of the sport. it is a joy to be able to even say that. a football drought for three months and now a football flood. everywhere you turn, including last night on bbc one... it is non—stop wall—to—wall at the moment. there is a return of the premier league and we have spoken so much about liverpool's triumphant the premier league. it is easy to forget there is some pretty big trophy is still out there to win this season. that includes the champions league and the fa cup as well. late drama as it returned yesterday, manchester united becoming the first team into the semifinals. i think you might be pleased about that, chris. they needed an extra—time win over norwich that leaves 0le g

suspect khairi saadallah is due to appear at westminster magistrates‘ court on monday.d friends of the victims gathered at a vigil in reading this evening to light candles. people around the uk were also encouraged to light candles in remembrance of those who lost their lives in the attack. let's cross to our correspondent caroline davies, who is there. let's start with the visual first of all. a very emotional moment. but also a quiet moment because it had to be socially distant. of course and most of the chairs here are all spaced out at a social distance. you can see behind me the three lanterns that were lit each members of the families of each of the three men who died and it is only a few yards away about two minutes walk here where they were enjoying a june evening in forbury gardens along with many other people. according to eyewitnesses, there was a lone attacker armed with a knife who then shouted unintelligible words and then came towards each of those three men and they were stabbed once and died. three others were also stabbed and hospitalized that they hav

magistrates court. the chief magistrate was sitting here at westminster magistrates‘ court in london but khairi saadallahs wearing a police issue grey sweat shirt and trousers and a face mask and spoke only to confirm his name and his date of birth. he is charged with the murders of james furlong, joseph richie—bennett, and david wails and the attempted murders of patrick edwards, stephen young and nishit nisudan. all six men were sitting on the grass in two separate groups at forbury gardens in reading on saturday the 20th ofjune when the attack happened just before 7pm. the attack lasted less than two minutes. khairi saadallah's lawyer said he wouldn't be indicating any plea at this stage and he was remanded in custody and will next appear at the old bailey on wednesday. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren it will remain very unsubtle through the rest of this week, disappointing temperatures this afternoon. these are the numbers by the end of the afternoon into the early evening and we have rain mainly affecting the northern half of the uk. but some sunshine as well for southern england