police say the bomb used in the explosion outside liverpool women�*s hospital on sunday could have causedi patel has announced she is seeking to declare the whole of palestinian militant group hamas a terrorist organisation. hamas�* military wing is already banned in the uk, but the home secretary now says the whole group, which includes its political section, should be proscribed. it�*s a criminal offence to belong to or invite support for a proscribed organisation or wear clothing which could be seen to support the group. in response, hamas accused the uk of supporting "the aggressors at the expense of the victims". priti patel has been speaking today on a visit to washington. creates an artificial distinction between various parts. it is right that that list is updated to reflect this. this is an important step, especially for the jewish community. hamas is fundamentally and rapidly anti—semitic. anti—semitism is an evil that i will never tolerate. jewish people routinely feel unsafe at school, in the streets, when they worship, in their homes and online. laws to prosecute drivers who

the bbc understands police are examining whether the main charge on the device at the women s hospitaltaxi carrying emad al swealmeen in flames, it appears none of the vehicles close by were damaged. ministers say it could be many weeks before police fully understand the circumstances around the attack. al swealmeen reportedly moved to the uk from the middle east, but had his asylum claim rejected. fiona trott reports from liverpool. a quiet sunday morning, a hospital where women and their babies were being cared for, then this. the passenger was killed. amazingly, the driver escaped the blaze, a fire so fierce and so dangerously close to the hospital itself. the passenger was 32—year—old emad al swealmeen. a refugee originally from the middle east, it is believed he converted to christianity. he may have had mental health issues. when he arrived in the uk he was befriended by malcolm and elizabeth hitchcott, who knew him as enzo. we're just so, so sad. yeah. and what do you remember of enzo? well, we just loved him. he was a lovely guy. were you shocked when you saw this today? very.

police declare yesterday�*s explosion in a taxi at liverpool women�*s hospital a terrorist incident.ut of hospital. iam going i am going to take you straight now to downing street where the prime minister is starting a press conference.

the bomb used in the explosion outside liverpool women�*s hospital on sunday could have caused �*significant agency found that deforestation increased by 22% ina year. brazil was among a number of nations who promised to end deforestation by 2030 during the cop26 climate summit. earlier i spoke to dr erika berenguer, senior research associate at 0xford university�*s ecosystems lab. i started by asking her, in light of this report, how realistic that pledge at cop really is. it just doesn�*t. unfortunately, the evidence shows that the pledge was lip service to the international community. there are no milestones to be hit, no mechanism to end deforestation by 2030, and more importantly, these data have been available since before cop26 started. the document released by the brazilian state agency was signed on the 27th of october, and the deal was signed on the 2nd of november, so brazil withheld that information, knowing it would probably damage its image and also compromise the pledge. just explain what is the cause of this. is this sanctioned, is it official deforestation, or is this illega

cycling is probably not the mode of transport most pregnant women would think of when it�*s time to go to the hospitaln social media, with photos showing her io—minute bike ride to the hospital at 2:00 in the morning — arriving at the car park, then producing a healthy baby girl. she admitted it wasn�*t something she had been planning in pregnancy, but that itjust ended up happening. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. it has been a quieter day today. we still had some sleet and snow from scotland and england. we will keep some wintry showers. for many, clear skies, which will lead to frost and ice before outbreaks of rain pushed back into the north and west of scotland late in the night. for many, temperatures at or below freezing, rain pushed become into the north and west of scotland later in night. for many temperatures will be at or below freezing, down mine four or five for rural parts of scotland and northern england. in week ahead it turns milder on tuesday, doesn�*t last long, it turns colder from midweek on wards and there will be spells of wet and windy weather. the

appreciate you talking to us. thank you- _ 0fficers investigating the explosion outside liverpool women�*s hospitalthe taxi he was in stopping. the new culture secretary has told the bbc that left—wing campaigners have "highjacked" social media and made people "afraid" to say what they think — but insists she doesn�*t want to start a culture war. nadine dorries has today announced another £107 million to help venues in england recover from the pandemic has been speaking exclusively to the bbc�*s culture editor, katie razzall. earlier my colleague rebecca jones asked her why ms dorries decided to conduct an interview now. there is a sense i would say that she wants to show us a different face to the public want we know her. she has this reputation as being someone who picks fights online, shoots from the hip and it�*s outspoken. instead she wanted to talk about her upbringing in a deprived part of liverpool and why that drives her on this mission, she was to widen access to the arts, cultural arena, sporting places so people from the kind of background she came from feel they can get involved in tho

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the bbc�*s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports from birmingham women's hospital. slowly. and then... there's your beautiful baby's heart beading. josie has been pregnant five times before. she experienced bleeding early on in all of those pregnancies, leading to a loss each time. that's really lovely. baby has started to wiggle about. this time though she has been put on progesterone, and all seems to be going well. we definitely got to the point where we really thought we wouldn't become parents. after five losses, to get this far and actually start to believe it might happen, isjust, yeah, incredible. progesterone is a naturally occurring hormone which helps prepare the womb to nurture the growing baby. whilst it won't be useful in all pregnancies, it can make all the difference in some. bleeding is quite common in early pregnancy. and it doesn't always necessarily mean that there is a miscarriage about to happen. so the woman would come in and we would scan and see if the pregnancy was ok. women were traditionally told to go home and see what happens. and there

he�*s also admitted sexually abusing the bodies of dead women in two hospital mortuaries. away. three weeks later, a farm worker looked down from his tractor into a drainage ditch and spotted a body. like wendy, caroline had been beaten, strangled and sexually assaulted. police were pretty sure the same man had killed both of them, but back then there was very little cctv, especially around here, no phones to track and dna techniques were rudimentary. but that has changed. fuller was tracked down using modern dna techniques, which can identify a criminal through his family members. when this dna swab was taken, it matched samples from the murder scenes, carefully stored for decades. fuller�*s house provided more evidence. this picture. see the shoes he is wearing? they matched this footprint, in blood, from wendy�*s bedsit. and then it has got number 52. date of death. he has identified the victims. and slowly police started to make discoveries, which revealed what david fuller was all about. he�*s killed them and evidence is indicating that he has killed them to then sexua

reason why it was outside of a women's hospital is he not yet known. jody, thanks furbished right off the data on what is known, the ortiz shoddy edwards darcy, the u. s. has defended under a strike in syria that killed 80 people back in 2019 calling it an act of self defense. the incident was only confirm this week, and the mill latrice being accused of trying to cover it up. this video was filmed by a syrian camera man. none is believed to show the aftermath of the strike near the iraqi border. the area was the last islamic state stronghold at the time. according to us central command, 16 of those killed in the bombing, we're militants for we're civilians. washington has not clarified who the other 60 people where, although it is acknowledged that they were most likely civilians, mainly women are teeth. donal quarter, looks at why it took so long for the tragedy to be acknowledged. let us military command was silent about it for years. an air strike that took the lives of about 80 people, mostly women and children in the last days of the syrian civil war. and it's only thanks to a new york times investigation that the u. s. military finally, fast up

alongside the prime minister, england�*s chief medical officer, chris whitty, renewed calls for pregnant women to get vaccinated. 1,711; pregnant women were admitted to hospitaln intensive care, of 235 women admitted to acu, 232 of them, over 98%, had not been vaccinated. these are preventable admissions to icu and there have been deaths. all the medical opinion is really clear that the benefits of vaccination far outweigh the risks in every area, this is a universal view among doctors, and among the midwife advisory groups, among the scientific advisory groups, so can i please encourage all women who are pregnant, or wishing to become pregnant, to get their vaccination and i would extend that also incidentally to flu, which is also very dangerous to women who are pregnant. with me is our health correspondent, anna collinson. those are quite stark figures on pregnant women, aren�*t they? thea;r pregnant women, aren't they? they really were- — pregnant women, aren't they? they really were- it _ pregnant women, aren't they? they really were. it was _ pregnant women, aren't they? they really were. it was really _ pregnant women, aren't they? they really were. it

women's hospital a terrorist incident. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. the new chair of yorkshire county cricket club, lord patel, says he welcomes adil rashid's courage — after he became the third player to back up teammate azeem rafiq's claim that michael vaughan made a racist comment whilst they were all playing at yorkshire. rafiq, seen here, has alleged vaughan told him and a group of asian players in 2009 "there are too many of you lot, we need to do something about it." michael vaughan says he "completely and categorically denies the allegation." rafiq, rashid and former pakistan bowler rana naved—ul—hasan claim they heard it whilst a fourth player, ajmal shahzad, has previously said he can't remember. in a statement rashid says, "i can confirm azeem rafiq's recollection of michael vaughan�*s comments to a group of us asian players." rashid went on to say he's encouraged by the fact a parliamentary committee seems to be trying to improve the situation, whether that's holding people accountable or get

why outside the women's hospital, not as yet unknown, but the peaceful, competent enough to now declare this a terrorist incident based on the information they do know. the u. s. has defended as legitimate and struck in syria in 2019 was killed schools of pico. the incident was exposed by the media leading to claim that when it's we had trying to cover it up, a 2 people were killed mostly women and children. likely, a majority of those cues were also competence at the time of the strike. these 2 strikes were legitimate, self defense strikes, no disciplinary actions were warranted. this is at a time and isis was on its last legs as a coherent calif, when they were fully in their last towns that they controlled. and what happened and boggles was the united states air force command based in catalog. they had seen a group of isis, mostly women and children of ices. refugees huddled together near a river back and they were just watching them from a, from a drone. and what they saw next was a surprise even to them. and that was one of at 15 fighter jet, flew by and dropped a 500 pound bomb into the sc huddle of people. there was shock initially among the offices, t

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has said the bomb explosion outside liverpool women's hospital on sunday is a reflection of a dysfunctional asylum system. reflection of a dysfunctional asylum serry—go—round at the moment, with the whole industry devoted to defending the rights of individuals intent on causing harm. it was revealed yesterday that the liverpool attacker, 32—year—old emad al swealmeen, was a failed simonsig. health officials are warning of a hidden pandemic of antibiotic resistant infections if people fail to act responsibly after covid. that is according _ to act responsibly after covid. that is according to _ to act responsibly after covid. that is according to the _ to act responsibly after covid. that is according to the uk health security agency, who say antibiotics should only be prescribed when really needed. last year, one in five people with an infection had an antibiotic resistant strain, although the overall number of infections in england did fall last year because of lockdowns. polish border guards have used tear gas and water cannon against a group of migrants trying to enter the country from belarus.- of migrants trying to enter the country from