our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani is at westminster magistrates court.this is a very short — tell us about these charges. this is a very short hearing _ tell us about these charges. this is a very short hearing here _ tell us about these charges. this is a very short hearing here at - a very short hearing here at westminster magistrates' court. it is quite simply, axel rudakubana appeared on video from belmarsh prison. he was wearing standard issue prison tracks suit and he had it zipped up covering most of his face and he was silent do most of the hearing. when he was asked to confirm his name he was silent. the defendant's barrister had to explain that he had been silent at previous hearings and had chosen for his own reasons not to answer the question. nevertheless it was decided that the hearing could go ahead. axel rudakubana was told he was fate facing two charges the production of a poison, and a second count of possession of material in preparing acts of terrorism. in particular a pdf. he didn't have to enter a plea to those charges today, becaus

the race to lead breaking line to bring you from the westminster magistrates court this hour.mer metropolitan police officer david carrick has appeared there facing a string of sex offences. the 48 year old is accused of indecent assault, rape, sexual assault and coercive control against a woman. he is also charged with indecent assaults on a girl under the age of 14, dating back to the late 80s in wiltshire. carrick appeared via video link at westminster magistrates court earlier, where he confirmed his name but gave no pleas. he will appear again at the old bailey next month . private sector next month. private sector landlords are calling on the chancellor to give them urgent tax breaks to kerb soaring rents and tackle the housing crisis. in a letter to rachel reeves, industry leaders have highlighted the uncertainty facing their sector as average advertised rents have hit record highs. they're warning that rental taxation is driving landlords to exit the market, undermining the very housing suppues undermining the very housing supplies needed to help tenants. it comes as t

axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates' court by video link tomorrow. earl? _ by video link tomorrow. early in august we _ by video link tomorrow. early in august we were _ by video link tomorrow. early in august we were informed l by video link tomorrow. early in august we were informed by the police that ricin, a very toxic— the police that ricin, a very toxic poison, had been found in the suspect's home. following this, _ the suspect's home. following this, our— the suspect's home. following this, ouragency's the suspect's home. following this, our agency's experts and health— this, our agency's experts and health protection and in chemicals, poisons and toxicology immediately undertook a thorough public health— undertook a thorough public health risk assessment. this was — health risk assessment. this was based on the available evidence and the information we receive _ evidence and the information we receive from the police, from the stl, _ receive from the police, from the stl, and from the nhs. this information confirmed that there — information confirm

we are told that christopher harrison is due to appear at westminster magistrates�* court on the 6th the 6th of november.— magistrates' court on the 6th of november. martin, thank you very much- _ still to come on the world today — a hug that means everything. the story of a teenage girl living with cancer, who received a royal embrace from the princess of wales. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. sir keir starmer has set out plans to invest almost £22 billion in projects in the uk — to capture and store carbon over the next 25 years — saying the move would "kick—start growth". the process captures emissions from burning fuels — and stores them permanently underground. it�*s hoped the funding for two areas in merseyside and teesside will create thousands ofjobs and help meet climate goals. but critics says the government is focusing on the wrong technology. here�*s our climate editor, justin rowlatt. applause. the government brought out the big guns today, a top—level political trifecta of the prime minister, the chancellor of the exchequer and t

axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates�* court tomorrow morning, and his trial is expected speculate or share rumour to enable a fair trial and not lose sight of those who are still grieving and affected by what happened in southport. judith moritz, bbc news. the funeral of the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has taken place in aberdeenshire. he died earlier this month after speaking at a conference in north macedonia. it took place in the village of stricken where mr salmond had lived. later, family and close friends attended a private service at the cemetery. a public memorial is to be held at a later date. let's show you some incredible footage of the moment two children were saved from the path of an oncoming train. we have slowed the footage down so you can make out a person running around the back of the white suv and leaning into the car to rescue a child. according to cbs — the bbc�*s local partner in the us — the vehicle got stuck in gravel on railway tracks at redlands, california. the driver and off—duty san bernardino county sheriff deputy ran t

axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates�* court tomorrow morning and his trial is expectedary. the police have urged restraint, pleading people not to speculate or share rumour to enable a fair trial and not lose sight of those who are still grieving and affected by what happened in southport. judith moritz, bbc news. daniel sandford is here. these new charges we've learnt about today are separate from those associated with the attack on the three children — but they're extremely serious. that's right. essentially the attack on the three young girls took place in one place in southport, these charges relate to things found in another place in southport. the ricin is incredibly serious because it is a very, very, very dangerous substance, it is very rarely found in the uk, it was once used with a poison —tipped umbrella in the 19705, poison —tipped umbrella in the 1970s, a neo—nazi was found with some ricin in 2010. so if it turns out that this is ricin, that is what the experts are saying, that is very concerning, and yet the experts are saying the risk to the public was ve

axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates�* court tomorrow morning and his trial is expectedpleading people not to speculate or share rumour to enable a fair trial and not lose sight of those who are still grieving and affected by what happened in southport. judith moritz, bbc news. around the world and across the uk — this is bbc news. a centuries—old forgotten city has been discovered under dense jungle in mexico. archaeologists say it would have been home to around 50,000 people at its peak with pyramids and roads connecting separate districts, amphitheatres and even sports fields. a phd student discovered it by chance when he was browsing on the internet. georgina rannard reports. in the mexican jungle, in the mexicanjungle, the trees has includes... ancient civilisations, but the secrets of one lost city have been revealed by an archaeologist who'd never even been there. he'd been browsing data of previous finds on the internet. i remember thinking, "well, that's kind of cool. uh, where there's one, there's usually more." and so ijust went on a deep google dive and, you

axel rudakubana will appear at westminster magistrates court tomorrow morning and his trial is expectedfair trial and not lose sight of those who are still grieving and affected by what happened in southport. judith moritz, bbc news. the uk and the us are among many western countries to condemn last night's vote in the israeli parliament to ban a un relief agency from operating in its territory. unwra provides humanitarian aid to gaza, but israel has accused it of employing supporters of hamas who took part in the october 7th attacks. it comes as local health officials reported more than 90 people killed in an israeli airstrike earlier today on a residential building in the town of beit lahia in northern gaza. israel doesn't allow internationaljounalists — including the bbc — into gaza. our special correspondent, fergal keane, sent this report from jerusalem — and i should warn you it contains distressing images of the aftermath of the strike. bearing the dead in beit lahia. at any time, expelling the main aid agency for palestinians would have been controversial. but in the middle of t

he will appear via video link before westminster magistrates in a court appearance tomorrow morning. tomorrow morninu. . ., , , morning. thanks for bringing us the latest on — morning. thanks for bringing us the latest on that _ morning. thanks for bringing us the latest on that breaking - the latest on that breaking news. thank you. super—strength synthetic opioid drugs, linked to hundreds of deaths, have been found in samples of fake medicines sold online. some are being marketed to treat anxiety, allergies, and sleeping problems. they're called nitazenes, and the bbc has spoken to one mother about the loss of her 23—year—old son, who was found dead next to fake anti—anxiety pills, as navtej johal reports. singing. watching alex perform and hearing him sing was, i'd say, one of the biggest joys ever in my life. i feel like alex's love for music was... like for many people, it was an escape from the struggles of daily life. alex harpum dreamed of becoming an opera singer. injuly last year, he'd just finished his degree at a prestigious music school. he was 23 years old. and then the

a district judge in westminster magistrates court convicted him of assault and finally, after this timehaving his job thrown out, was in a serious state of disarray because of it. it's been overturned. and the met, in reaction said, oh, well, this incident has divided opinion and it was a concern for the black community. rick prior is saying the met should have stepped in there and said if a police officer politely asks you to show your ticket to prove you've paid for the bus , just do it. paid for the bus, just do it. just engage with a polite police constable trying to enforce the law. that's the job. that is the job. and he is saying that the met is failing to do this. they're nervous about asking people from minority backgrounds to behave better when in having these sorts of interactions. >> thus have happened if the woman had been white. no. >> well, that's almost certainly the perspective of many officers ispoke the perspective of many officers i spoke to, they would say, and there will be black people and campaigners on this issue that would say, but i know that i'm more likely t

he arrested her and he was then convicted of assault by a judge at westminster magistrates court last, the met said that the case had divided opinion and that the black community was had been upset by this situation. now what rick is telling me about this racism of low expectations. he says that the met is too shy to criticise poor behaviour by members of the pubuc poor behaviour by members of the public if they come from an ethnic minority background for fear of upsetting communities. and i actually spoke to him this morning on air about that. i think we have a clip we can show you now, and the behaviour of certain individuals clearly falls below that of which society expects. >> i think it's incumbent on police leaders to support their officers who are charged with deaung officers who are charged with dealing with these type of incidents, to come out and call out that behaviour. and i mean, the example of which, you know, i relate this to was the again, the recent croydon bus incident matter , where it was clear that matter, where it was clear that the lady in question behaved poorl

rudy kobani will appear via video link at westminster magistrates court tomorrow.nwhile , tomorrow. meanwhile, conservative leadership candidate robert jenrick said he was concerned that facts may have been withheld from the public. but downing street has denied the government had been involved in decision making about the timing of the announcement about charges against the southport attack. suspect . more than a million low suspect. more than a million low paid workers will get a pay rise of nearly 7% next year, as the government has confirmed the minimum wage will be increased in the budget tomorrow. the minimum wage will rise to £12.21 an hour next year after the chancellor confirmed a 6.7% increase ahead of the budget . increase ahead of the budget. businesses have warned of the impact of a rise alongside an increase in the national insurance contributions that they must pay on wages. but chief secretary to the treasury darren jones says it's good news. >> i'm delighted that the government can announce today that the national living wage will increase by nearl

rudy cabana will appear via video link at westminster magistrates court tomorrow.eanwhile, conservative leadership candidate robert jenrick said he was concerned facts may have been withheld from the public. meanwhile, downing street has denied the government had been involved in decision making about the timing of the announcement about charges against the southport attack. suspect . some breaking news now. suspect. some breaking news now. more than a million low paid workers will get a pay rise of nearly 7% next year, as the government has confirmed minimum wage will be increased in the budget tomorrow. the national living wage rise will mean an increase of over £1,400, a year for a full time worker. businesses have warned of the impact of a rise alongside an increase in the national insurance contributions they must pay on wages , but chief must pay on wages, but chief secretary to the treasury darren jones says it's good news. >> i'm delighted that the government can announce today that the national living wage will increase by nearly 7%, which for a full time

our reporter vincent mcaviney joins us now from outside westminster magistrates court., what's happening there today? as we heard that yesterday merseyside police, three months on from that attack in southport brought additional serious charges for 18—year—old axel rudakubana. for 18—year—old axel rudaku ba na. today for 18—year—old axel rudakubana. today he won't be appearing here at westminster magistrates' court in person, he will be appearing on video link from prison. he will be charged with having produce the toxin racing in contravention to the biological weapons act of 1974 and he will also be in charge of possessing the pdf file for an al-qaeda training manual in contradiction to terrorist act. ricin was found in a search of the suspect press make property in lincolnshire. really important to clarify ricin was not present at the scene in southport. it is very deadly for adult if it is injected, ingested or inhaled. they will need medical treatment because it will likely kill them. as we had, there was so much speculation and rumour online in the summer. it did

the 18 year old appeared via video link at westminster magistrates court to answer the new charges , t to answer the new charges, including making the deadly toxin ricin and possessing an al—qaeda terror manual. despite the new charges, police haven't classified the incident as a terrorist attack. rudy cabana will return to court next month on the 13th of november. gb news can confirm that there have been three migrant deaths in the engush three migrant deaths in the english channel today, as the number of people crossing illegally hits a new record high. at least 70 migrants were rescued. that's according to the french coastguard. one man died at the scene while a further two bodies have been found along the shoreline . gb news can also shoreline. gb news can also reveal that 475 channel migrants arrived in dover today, taking the total numbers this year so far to more than 30,350. and some breaking news coming to us now, england test captain ben stokes has said. masked burglars raided his house while his wife and children were at home. he said the incident happened while he was comp

the 18 year old appeared via video link at westminster magistrates court to answer the new charges, includingy toxin ricin and possessing an al—qaeda terror manual. authorities discovered a quantity of the toxin at rudy cabana's home following a stabbing attack at a dance class in southport, which left three children dead and multiple others injured. despite the new charges, police have not classified the incident as a terrorist attack. rudy cabana will return to court next month on the 13th of november and just days before the us election. footage has surfaced of president biden appearing to call trump supporters garbage. >> and just the other day, a speaker at his rally called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. well, let me tell you something. the only garbage i see floating out there is your supporters . supporters. >> the white house insists he was targeting hateful rhetoric used against puerto ricans at a recent trump event, but republicans and trump's campaign have condemned the comments. seizing on the controversy, trump accused democrats of running a campaign of hate. meanwhile

via video link at appear via video link at westminster magistrates court tomorrow. conservative leadership candidate robert jenrick has said he was concerned facts may have been withheld from the public. meanwhile, the home secretary warned against speculation on the southport attacks after additional charges were brought against the suspect. yvette cooper said the most important thing is to get justice for bebe, alice and elsie and their heartbroken families and all those affected by the attack, and nobody should put that at risk. more than a million low paid workers will get a pay rise of nearly 7% next year, as the government has confirmed the minimum wage will be increased in the budget tomorrow. the minimum wage will rise to £12.21 an hour next year after the chancellor confirmed a 6.7% increase. businesses have warned of the impact of a rise alongside an increase in the national insurance contributions. they must pay on the wages . meanwhile, on the eve the wages. meanwhile, on the eve of her budget, rachel reeves has replaced a portrait of margaret thatcher's

rudy kobani will appear via video link at westminster magistrates court tomorrow.onservative leadership candidate robert jenrick said he was concerned. facts may have been withheld from the public. meanwhile, the home secretary has warned against speculation on the southport attacks after additional charges were brought against the suspect. yvette cooper said the most important thing is to get justice for bebe alice and elsie and their heartbroken families and all those affected by the attack, and nobody should put that at risk. now more than a million low paid workers will get a pay rise of nearly 7% next year, as the government has confirmed minimum wage will be increased in the budget tomorrow. the minimum wage will rise to £12.21 an hour next year after the chancellor confirmed a 6.7% increase ahead of the budget. businesses have warned of the impact of a rise alongside an increase in the national insurance contributions that they must pay on wages. but chief secretary to the treasury darren jones says it's good news. >> i'm delighted that the government can an

the 18 year old appeared via video link at westminster magistrates court to answer the new charges, includingg the deadly toxin ricin and possessing an al—qaeda terror manual. despite the new charges , police haven't the new charges, police haven't classified the incident as a terrorist attack. gb news can confirm that there have been four migrant deaths in the engush four migrant deaths in the english channel today , as the english channel today, as the number of people crossing illegally hits a new record high. at least 70 migrants were rescued, according to the french coast guard. one man died at the scene, while a further three bodies had been found along the shoreline. gb news can also reveal that 475 channel migrants arrived in dover today, taking the total number so far this year to more than 30,350. and england test captain ben stokes has said masked burglars raided his house while his wife and children were at home. he said the incident happened while he was competing in pakistan earlier this month. stokes said in a post online that jewellery, valuables and a good deal of personal it

treating the stabbings as an act of terrorism, rudiger bannau will appear via video link at westminster magistrates courtorrow. conservative leadership candidate robert jenrick has said he was concerned about that facts may have been withheld from the public. meanwhile, the home secretary has warned against speculation on the attacks after additional charges were brought against the suspect in the case. yvette cooper said the most important thing is to get justice for bebe , alice and justice for bebe, alice and elsie and their heartbroken families and all those affected by the attack and nobody should put that at risk . now, more by the attack and nobody should put that at risk. now, more than a million low paid workers will get a pay rise of nearly 7% next yean get a pay rise of nearly 7% next year, as the government has confirmed minimum wage will be increased in the budget tomorrow. the minimum wage will rise to £12.21 an hour next year after the chancellor confirmed a 6.7% increase ahead of the budget . 6.7% increase ahead of the budget. businesses 6.7% increase ahead of the budget . businesses have

18—year—old accused of murdering three girls at a dance class in southport appeared at westminster magistrates court charged with two more offences. treasury who is on newsnight tonight. good not sure if that worked but you have to try these things. welcome to newsnight live each weeknight and tonight it's all about the massive budget. chancellor rachel reeves announced £a0 billion in tax rises. that's a tax take at its highest since the war, with more than half of that falling on employers. significantly more borrowing. and a £22 billion increase in the "day—to—day health budget" for the nhs. tory leader rishi sunak calls it "an enormous borrowing spree". ms reeves referenced growth more than two dozen times in her speech. but forecasts suggest all the measures in the budget do not boost the economy in the next 3—5 years. we've got the gang back together — ben chu and of course, nick watt. nick — you've spent the day in the corridors of power in parliament. take us behind the scenes. you know what i am like on a day like this, i spend hours walking around the parliamentary estate and it's very diff