yeah, west yorkshire police through _ mentioned.eah, west yorkshire police through an _ mentioned. yeah, west yorkshire police through an awful _ mentioned. yeah, west yorkshire police through an awful lot - mentioned. yeah, west yorkshire police through an awful lot of- police through an awful lot of resources at this investigation at the time it happened in 2005, and the time it happened in 2005, and the gang responsible scattered across the country, effectively, the hours that followed the raid. some arrests were made in london shortly afterwards. i remembera high profile police operation to bring those suspects back to west yorkshire with armed convoys escorted by police coming up the m1 from london to west yorkshire to bring those suspects to court. most of the gang were caught fairly quickly. there were seven members. the initial days, west yorkshire police were trying to work out how me people were involved in this editor, while to work out that there were seven. then they were trying to track down exactly where those seven p

not in west yorkshire _ was known to the police. not in west yorkshire. yorkshire. and that is much as i would like — yorkshire. and that is much as i would like to say. was the victim known _ would like to say. was the victim known to — would like to say. was the victim known to police? i do have any contact — known to police? i do have any contact with her? had she been in contact _ contact with her? had she been in contact with her? had she been in contact with you? yes she had. can you tell— contact with you? yes she had. can you tell us — contact with you? yes she had. can you tell us about that? obviously, my inquiries are in relation to the live investigation and i don't want to go— live investigation and i don't want logo into — live investigation and i don't want to go into any details apart from that _ to go into any details apart from that. would you like to make a direct— that. would you like to make a direct appeal to habibur masum himself? — direct appeal to habibur masum himself? i would. direct appeal to habibur masum himself? iwould. i di

we will never know, but had west yorkshire police told i but had west yorkshire police told your daughterlive? absolutely.— alive? absolutely. absolutely. she would have — alive? absolutely. absolutely. she would have taken _ alive? absolutely. absolutely. she would have taken their _ alive? absolutely. absolutely. she would have taken their advice - alive? absolutely. absolutely. she would have taken their advice and | would have taken their advice and left. , ., ., left. newsnight freedom of information _ left. newsnight freedom of information request - left. newsnight freedom of information request to - left. newsnight freedom of| information request to west yorkshire show that there have been 18 domestic homicides where a victim a woman, had prior contact with the force. what do you make of those figures? force. what do you make of those fiaures? ., , , figures? that sounds very high. it is hiuh. it figures? that sounds very high. it is high- it is— figures? that sounds very high. it is high. it is awful. _ figures? that sounds very high. it is high. it is awful. but _ figures? that s

and ready steady, coal, we are in yorkshire for- coal, we are in yorkshire for the gist running of theld championships which has become a easter tradition. leicester city have got their title push back on track in the championship. they'd wonjust once in their last six in the league, but came from behind against norwich to win 3—1 at the king power stadium. that moves them back to the top of the table, for now. jane dougall reports. their prospects of automatic promotion had taken a dent in recent weeks after a bad promotion had taken a dent in recent weeks after a had run of form so leicester city finds could be forgiven for feeling nervous with norwich visiting. gabriela sarah did little to lift the mood. their first shot of the _ little to lift the mood. their first shot of the game, _ little to lift the mood. their first shot of the game, cheeky. - little to lift the mood. their first - shot of the game, cheeky. leicester city needed — shot of the game, cheeky. leicester city needed a _ shot of the game, cheeky. leicester city needed a lever— shot of the game, cheeky. leicester cit

what did herfamily — yorkshire police never gave up.lice never gave up. what did her family say as _ yorkshire police never gave up. what did her family say as this trial got under way. what have they been saying around this?— under way. what have they been saying around this? sharon's husband did talk at the — saying around this? sharon's husband did talk at the time, _ saying around this? sharon's husband did talk at the time, when _ saying around this? sharon's husband did talk at the time, when this - saying around this? sharon's husband did talk at the time, when this man i did talk at the time, when this man was arrested in pakistan and brought back to the uk. he said he feels as though he is always reliving this nightmare and he just wants this over with. nightmare and he just wants this overwith. i nightmare and he just wants this over with. i have seen him in the courtroom at the beginning of this trial, so he has been here for some of it. he has followed it. but this was his wife who 18 years ago was shot dead while doing herj

bradford, west yorkshire, in november2005. she bradford, west yorkshire, in november 2005.er colleague pull up in their police car opposite that business on a busy friday afternoon, they walked across the street towards the front door of the travel agent, just as they arrive, three gunmen burst out of that building having carried out a robbery and a gun is fired. pc sharon beshenivsky is shot dead with fatal injuries, her colleague pc teresa milburn is a shot as well, injuries which she does recover from. then launched is a huge manhunt to track down those responsible. this was a huge story at the time in the uk. over the subsequent months and years that followed that raid, they slowly but surely tracked down and caught those involved. seven people in total, six of them caught relatively quickly, even though two of them had fled to somalia, and they were brought to justice, but the ringleader, the man who planned the raid, piran ditta khan, took years to catch. he fled to pakistan in the weeks and months that followed that shooting and went to ground. it was with the cooper

west yorkshire police have visa. west yorkshire police have released this photo.u're watching on television, you can see here of 25 year old habiba masum from the old oldham area. he's described as an asian man of slim build and was last seen wearing a jacket with grey, white and black stripes on it. the victim , known to masum, was the victim, known to masum, was attacked on a main shopping street while she was pushing her babyin street while she was pushing her baby in a pram and despite efforts from an off duty doctor and passers by, she did die from her injuries. later in hospital, the 25 year old, a digital marketing student at the university of bedfordshire, is still at large. police are warning he could also still be armed and they're warning people not to approach him . and they're not to approach him. and they're asking anyone with information to contact police on 999. a new poll has found that 74% of british muslims would not object if abortion were outlawed. a survey of 1000 british muslims carried out by jl partners, also found that just 28% would obje

police say the victim, was known to west yorkshire police. also this evening...llas where we will be plunged into darkness in the mid of the day. the post office minister says those responsible for the horizon it scandal should go to jail if there's evidence of wrongdoing. and... �*allo, �*allo. why are french soldiers changing the guard at buckingham palace? and stay with us here on bbc news, for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. a nationwide manhunt is under way for a 25—year—old man, suspected of stabbing a woman to death as she pushed her baby in a pram. habibur masum is wanted on suspicion of the murder of 27—year—old kulsama akter, who was attacked multiple times in broad daylight in the westgate area of bradford on saturday.

tonight, west yorkshire police have given more information about the man they were looking for.urday afternoon in a park near here in bradford. he then disappeared and detectives believe perhaps a taxi driver locally gave him a lift somewhere and they are appealing to them for information. they believe he is still in the country still and they are asking people to be on the for him. where is habibur masum? police today released this cctv of the 25—year—old taken on saturday after he's suspected of carrying out an horrific attack on a woman he knew. she was named this afternoon as kulsama akter. she was attacked and stabbed multiple times. emergency services were called at 3:21 pm, however, despite the best efforts of members of the public, ambulance crews and hospital staff, kulsama sadly lost her life due to the injuries. her baby is safe and well and was not harmed in this incident. the 27—year—old mother was pushing her baby in a pram on a normally busy road in the centre of bradford. the shocking incident has deeply affected those who tried to help kulsama in the moments aft

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all 18 first—class counties and the mcc were invited to tender, yorkshire were not successful, however2027 and be given funding to help promote their pathways as well. despite that, they said they were surprised and disappointed that they issued a strong statement saying... yorkshire has a rich ethnicity makes it as part of our ongoing work to be the most welcoming and inclusive club in the country. we use women girls cricket as the cornerstone, we believe we hit all of the criteria set out. that has raised a few eyebrows. yorkshire cricket club has been accused of not being inclusive in the recent past, in fact they admitted four charges of racism last year following allegations from former spinner as heathrow seek. that involve the men's game and the club have since taken steps to address those issues, there is no suggestion that is why they were not given the initial tier1 status, but some have expressed surprise at such a robust response. some have expressed surprise at such a robust response-_ snooker now, and the draw is out for the first round of the world championship, which ge

i mean, if we take yorkshire water, for example, yorkshire water, for example, yorkshire water, for examplethe singapore sovereign wealth fund, which owned 33.56% of yorkshire water. but what's interesting , water. but what's interesting, singapore has. yeah, one of the khalife for their own country . khalife for their own country. they have one of the cleanest, most advanced sewage systems in the world. they're all drinking pure water. they're all the seas are pristine because they they have some national pride and they would never conceive of doing what we do. >> tell us about thames water, because that's about to go bust with debts of £14 billion. no doubt they're going to whack extra charges on thames water customers biggest company in the country , thames water. country, thames water. >> okay, so if we look at thames water again this is thames water people . obviously a lot of people. obviously a lot of people. obviously a lot of people watching this, older people watching this, older people etc, people have a relationship with these water companies, these brands. we've been brought up

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but he did murder a west yorkshire police officer.the most horrific of circumstances, in the line of duty. she will always be remembered. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years, and i do hope that today's conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their lives. after her murder, sharon beshenivsky�*s husband paul visited the scene. he's had to live with those events since. i loved her very much, and she were very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. he has been in court for some of this last trial. for the detective who led the original hunt for her killers, there is one thing which still needs to be done. it would be nice for both officers to be formally recognised - for the bravery which they showed in going to those premises - in the knowledge that there was something seriously i taking place there. west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting down all those responsible for their co

detectives in west yorkshire investigating the fatal stabbing of a young mother in bradford have arrested a 25—year—old man in aylesbury in buckinghamshire. habibur masum will be questioned about the attack on kulsuma akter, who was pushing her baby in a pram on saturday in bradford city centre. our correspondent danny savage has the very latest. his image has been everywhere for days, but habibur masum has now been detained. he was arrested in aylesbury in buckinghamshire after a nationwide appeal to find him. his last known location was near a park in bradford on saturday afternoon, after a woman had been fatally stabbed in the city centre. on saturday the 6th of april, shortly before 3:20pm, kulsuma akter was walking in bradford city centre. kulsuma was with her young baby at this time and was walking along westgate when she was stabbed, attacked and stabbed multiple times. kulsuma akter was attacked on the side of a busy road. the 27—year—old was pushing her baby in a pram at the time. the child was unharmed. we now know mr masum was bailed by magistrates in november after being charg

that is jane in yorkshire whose brother - jane in yorkshire whose brother could be included in the statsweek may be needlessly dying in england, because of waiting for treatment and a bed. the problem is capacity. there aren't enough beds. 65% of people waiting 12 hours or more are waiting for a bed and there is the issue with the infrastructure within the hospital as well of trying to find places to put them. as we heard from the people behind the stats, the royal couege people behind the stats, the royal college of emergency medicine. we are asking about your experiences and please keep them coming through to us. john is in christchurch and we will speak tojohn and jane. john, good morning, tell us about your experiences of nhs and aevend? snchts i had —— a&e. i experiences of nhs and aevend? snchts | had -- a&e._ snchts i had -- a&e. i had a bad nirht snchts i had -- a&e. i had a bad night and _ snchts i had -- a&e. i had a bad night and had — snchts i had -- a&e. i had a bad night and had to _ snchts i had -- a&e. i had a bad night and had to call— snchts i had -- a&e. i had a bad ni

>> you're well yorkshire. >> you're well yorkshire. >> yeah . so i would say i'm >> yeah. say i'm a southerner. first england, second, british. >> british third. >> british third. >> and this is a real cause to me. i am very, very, very proud northerner. yeah. and so you got yorkshire northerner, england, britain , european human race, britain, european human race, that kind of order. >> six layers of identity. yeah, i go southampton , southerner, i go southampton, southerner, england, britain, europe and the western world. >> what's what's your what's your order again? kerry. >> probably internationalist. british west country support farmers . farmers. >> so you're like english is like number nine or something, right? >> england is nowhere. you're like completely tipped the opposite direction then. >> yeah. why? >> yeah. why? >> well it's a product of your upbringing, your politics, your belief minds in humanism and universal values. i don't think you're that removed , but what you're that removed, but what you're that removed, but what you identify with and my. you know,

west yorkshire police has happened.fice has referred itself to the independent office of police conduct and that is because the force had prior contact with kulsuma akter. habibur masim, 25, from burnley, will appear before bradford magistrates' court later this morning. magistrates' court later this morninu. . ~ magistrates' court later this morninu. ., ~ magistrates' court later this morninu. . ~ ., magistrates' court later this morninu. . ~' ., ., , magistrates' court later this morninu. . ., ., , ., morning. thank you for the latest on that sto . around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. now to what's been described as one of the worst miscarriages ofjustice in british legal history, the post office scandal. an inquiry is examining how the faulty it system, known as horizon, led to hundreds of people who ran post offices being wrongly convicted of theft and fraud. today we'll hear from two former senior managers of the post office about decisions which led to so many being wrongly prosecuted. they includ

danny savage, bbc news, yorkshire. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there.ok at wet and windy at times, strong enough to blow down trees in parts of nottinghamshire. and there were two tornadoes reported. we also had a light dusting of snow in bradford earlier on this morning. but at the same time, as the cloud, the wind and the rain eased away, there were windows of brighter, sunnier, spring—like moments — this was deal in kent. so let's take a look atjust what was responsible, this area of low pressure. the front moved through quite quickly, but a strong north—westerly wind fed quite a lot of showers in and, yes, to higher ground, there'll continue to be some wintry showers from time to time as well. so the showers will gradually recede as the low pulls off into the north sea. always the risk of a cold northerly wind driving more cloud and showers along that east coast. but clearer skies elsewhere mean a chilly start to our tuesday morning. tuesday on the whole will be a slightly quieter day for most of us. again, anywhere from yorkshire down towards east

west yorkshire police wanted to thank the public and the media for drawing attention to the case and being able to make this arrest. the brother—in—law of scotland's first minister, has been charged with abduction and extortion following an incident in which a man fell from a block of flats and later died. ramsay el—nakla, who is 36, is expected to appear at dundee sheriff court today. ryan munro was seriously injured in the fall in morgan street on 10 january and died a week later. three others, aged 38, 50, and a1, were previously arrested and charged over the same incident and appeared in court last week. mr el—nakla is the brother of first minister humza yousaf�*s wife nadia el—nakla. in a landmarkjudgment, the european court of human rights has ruled that switzerland violated the human rights of a group of elderly women in the country — by failing to adequately fight climate change. the court said switzerland's efforts to meet its emission reduction targets had been woefully inadequate. the judgment said the women had also been denied access to justice — as their case had been r

west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting them down. a little earlier, we heard a press conference being held. what was said? that was from west yorkshire police, who have been carrying on this inquiry for more than 18 years now. during that report you just saw, you heard from the original senior investigating officer, andy brennan. i remember covering that story at the time, going to a late—night news conference in bradford to hear about the first event supported —— about the first event supported —— about the first event supported —— about the first events of what had happened. he was furious about what had happened to one of his colleagues on the streets of bradford, and vowing to do everything he could to bring her killers to justice. everything he could to bring her killers tojustice. he has retired, and we have just heard from the current senior investigating officer from the force. just basically giving their reaction to what happened, saying they never gave up, they thank the authorities in pakistan for their assistance in track

habibur masum, who is 25 years old, will now be brought up from buckinghamshire to west yorkshire forfound dead in her home in westminster in central london. she had several stab wounds. please forced entry into the property and no arrests have yet been made —— police. police officers are trying to contact her next of kin. simon harris has been formally elected as the republic of ireland's youngest ever prime minister. nominates _ youngest ever prime minister. nominates simon harris as the new prime minister.— prime minister. applause simon harris _ prime minister. applause simon harris is _ prime minister. applause simon harris is 37 - prime minister. applause simon harris is 37 and - prime minister. applause simon harris is 37 and will| prime minister. applause - simon harris is 37 and will take overin simon harris is 37 and will take over in the irish parliament. he was elected after leo varadkar stepped down after personal and political reasons. gale force winds and heavy rain have battered large parts of the uk with more than hundred people having to be rescued overnight and a ma

a taste of yorkshire paradise.ers. was one half of the tv “ewel, the hairy sweat was one half of the tv “ewel, the hai bikers. ,, , ,., ., hairy bikers. seven seed sourdough. d and hairy bikers. seven seed sourdough. dry and say — hairy bikers. seven seed sourdough. dry and say that _ hairy bikers. seven seed sourdough. dry and say that quickly. _ hairy bikers. seven seed sourdough. dry and say that quickly. dave - hairy bikers. seven seed sourdough. dry and say that quickly. dave myersi dry and say that quickly. dave myers is known for his love of food and motorbikes. but he sadly passed away from cancer earlier this year. around 6000 bikers paid their respects to date with a special ride in his memory. the 75 mile trip from beverley to scarborough following the route taken in hairy bikers go north episode. i the route taken in hairy bikers go north episode-— north episode. i used to watch all the time. brilliant. _ north episode. i used to watch all the time. brilliant. used - north episode. i used to watch all t

but he did murder a west yorkshire police officer. her life in the most horrific of circumstances, in the line of duty. she will always be remembered. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years, and i do hope that today's conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their lives. after her murder, sharon beshenivsky�*s husband paul visited the scene. he's had to live with those events since. i loved her very much and she were very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. he has been in court for some of this last trial. for the detective who led the original hunt for her killers, there is one thing which still needs to be done. it would be nice for both officers to be formally recognised for the bravery which they showed in going into those premises, in the knowledge that there was something seriously taking place there. west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting down all those responsible for

towards east anglia. 0ut feed in some showers for yorkshire towards east anglia.e west there will be fewer showers and lighter winds in comparison. so fingers crossed the thermometer might not read any different, it might not read any different, it mightjust feel that might not read any different, it might just feel that little might not read any different, it mightjust feel that little bit might just feel that little bit warmer. mightjust feel that little bit warmer. the exception is that cloud and rain lingering across the east coast, here only 9 celsius. from the middle to the end of the week, high pressure will start to building from west. it could quieten things down quite nicely as we head towards the weekend. so to end on an optimistic note, drierand weekend. so to end on an optimistic note, drier and brighter but not necessarily warmer by the weekend. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at 0ne. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday

west yorkshire police have released _ me. what do we know? saturday afternoon. she was taken to hospital but died subsequently. her family are being supported by specially trained officers. due to the police having contact with kulsuma akter prior to her death, west yorkshire police has referred itself to the independent office of police conduct. it has also been confirmed yesterday afternoon that another young man, a 23—year—old men, had been arrested in cheshire on suspicion of assisting an offender, and he remains in police custody as well. the chief inspector, stacey atkinson of west yorkshire police's homicide and inquiry team, has said that this is a tragic incident in which a young mother has lost her life in the most horrific of circumstances. she said it has caused a considerable amount of concern in the local community. local neighbourhood policing teams are patrolling the area and conducting reassurance for the community. she also said she would like to thank thames valley police for their support and assistance in this matter. for

west yorkshire operation towhey.g of eight girls between 1999 and 2012. well, for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now back to . nana. back to. nana. >> coming up, jacob rees—mogg is aggressively harassed by angry pro—palestine protesters after making a speech at cardiff university. then next we're just hearing, though, that the conservative mp daniel poulter is defecting to labour. we'll bnng is defecting to labour. we'll bring you the latest on good afternoon. 37 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. some breaking news. it's been reported that the mp for central suffolk and north ipswich doctor dan poulter, has defected from the conservatives to labour, claiming that he could no longer look his nhs colleagues in the eye. now doctor poulter has served as a conservative mp since 2010, serving as parliamentary under—secretary of state for health services under david cameron . the guardian david cameron. the guardian newspaper quotes

but he did murder a west yorkshire police officer.18 years, and i do hope that today's conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their lives. after her murder, sharon beshenivsky�*s husband paul visited the scene. he's had to live with those events since. i loved her very much, and she were very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. he has been in court for some of this last trial. for the detective who led the original hunt for her killers, there is one thing which still needs to be done. it would be nice for both officers to be formally recognised - for the bravery which they showed in going to those premises - in the knowledge that there was something seriously i taking place there. west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting down all those responsible for their colleagues' murder. we would just go to a news conference with john we would just go to a news conference withjohn kirby, the us national security coordinator. the us will national securit

recognized for their bravery and the knowledge that something serious was taking place there. >> west yorkshiregave up on hunting down all of those sponsor for their colleagues murder. >> he was just 16 when he -- in the blitz in world war ii. on his 100th birthday, ronald regnal br --ignall a heroic act performed 100 years ago. cardiff was not alone, praise and thanks were given to all those involved in the effort. but today's birthday boy played a vital role in saving this particular building in the welsh capital. it was in 1941 was walking home from college when he spotted an incendiary bomb land on the roof of city hall. he then took it upon himself to climb up the drainpipes of this building twice to help extinguish the flames. firstly with a hose pipe between his hand in his mouth, secondly with a sandbag. the local paper described a local lad who was daunted by nothing, acted with daring and courage. his mily were present as he received a special certificate today for his efforts from the lord mayor of cardiff. a celebration for a centurion for a courageous act performed in the most test

have a sting in its tail, stronger winds and showers across the north sea coast, everywhere from yorkshire to east anglia. gusty winds of up to 50mph here but towards the west, the weather will be drier and brighter and the winds not quite as strong, not quite as chilly. but still around eight celsius in stornoway and typically up to 13 elsewhere across the uk. towards the end of the week, another weak front moving across uk bringing cloud more than rain and also this high nosing in, an indication the weather should dry out. the main message for now is a very blustery day on the way tomorrow with big shower clouds but also sunny spells. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: air raid sirens. iran strikes at israel with an unprecedented attack involving more than 300 drones and missiles. the israelis say 99% were intercepted. the us, britain and jordan were among the countries involved in israel's defence. some of the missiles were intercepted outside earth's atmosphere. supporters of the iranian government take to the streets of tehran to celebrate the attack. iran warns israel not to

west yorkshire baby in a pram. west yorkshire police have released these photos here.on with that attack , which happened in the attack, which happened in the city centre on saturday afternoon , 25 year old habiba afternoon, 25 year old habiba masum from the oldham area is described as an asian man of slim build and he was pictured on cctv wearing a coat with grey, white and black stripes. he's believed to have links with burnley and chester areas of the city. police are warning people not to approach the suspect and they're asking anyone with information to contact 999. a group of former diplomats say the foreign office should be replaced by a new department. that's less rooted in britain's colonial past. in a new report titled the world in 2040, the former officials say the foreign, commonwealth and development office is anchored in the past, and they also say the office's location in westminster, next to saint james's park, is elitist and that it should be replaced by premises with fewer colonial era pictures on the wall. the report calls on parliament to rebrand th

but he did murder a west yorkshire police officer.orrific of circumstances, in the line of duty. she will always be remembered. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon�*s family have shown over the past 18 years, and i do hope that today�*s conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their lives. after her murder, sharon beshenivsky�*s husband paul visited the scene. he�*s had to live with those events since. i loved her very much, and she were very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. he has been in court for some of this last trial. for the detective who led the original hunt for her killers, there is one thing which still needs to be done. it would be nice for both officers to be formally . recognised for the bravery - which they showed in going to those premises in the knowledge that there was something - seriously taking place there. west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting down all those responsible for their colleague

gillespie has had success in englnad's county championship with yorkshire.l take charge of pakistan's 0di and t20 teams. ronnie o'sullivan has taken a 5—3 lead from the first session of his second round match at the world snooker championship in sheffield. o'sullivan is looking to win a record—breaking eighth title at the crucible. he only lost one frame in his frst round match. he quickly won the first two against welshman ryan day, who rallied back to 2—2 before o'sullivan won three of the next four. first to 13 will reach the quarterfinals. elsewhere, stephen maguire beat shaun murphy. life football, live football, all on our website. 30 years after south africa's first democratic votes were cast, the country is facing a new reckoning, with pivotal elections taking place next month. some polls suggest the governing african national congress, which came to power in 1994, could receive less than 50% of the vote for the first time, as the country experiences high unemployment and crime, persistent economic inequalities, frequent power cuts and corruption all

gillespie has had domestic success with yorkshire and signed a two—year contract.ere were four gold medals for great britain on the last day of the european rowing championships — in the para mixed double sculls, the para mixed coxed four, the men's four and the men's pair here through 0liver wynne—griffith and tom george. the women's world number four elena rybakina eased to a straight sets victory over mayar sherif to reach the last 16 of the madrid 0pen. she will face teenager sara bejlek in the next round. defending motogp champion francesco bagnaia won the spanish grand prix after championship leader jorge martin crashed out while leading. bagnaia had started seventh on the grid and held on to take the chequered flag ahead of six—time champion marc marquez to move 17 points behind martin in the riders' standings. carlos rodrigues of the british—based ineos grenadiers team won the tour of romandie — he started the day with a seven—second advantage and finished safely in the main bunch behind stage winner dorian godon to take the team's first overall win in a st

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let's take you live to bradford in west yorkshire. and mother on saturday afternoon. this incident has caused a great deal of shock and concern not only in bradford but across the country. on saturday afternoon, 27—year—old woman was stabbed to death in bradford centre. i would first like to say my thoughts in the thoughts of all those within west yorkshire police are with her family and friends at this incredibly difficult time. we have a suspect in this investigation who details have been widely circulated and we are doing everything in our power to locate him. we have been overwhelmed with public support and i would like to thank everyone who has so far assisted with their investigation. i will now go through everything we know about saturday's incident on the steps we have taken since. there will be time for a small number of questions at the end. on saturday 6th of april, shortly before 3:20pm, a woman was walking bradford city centre. she was with her young baby at this time he was walking along westgate when she was stabbed, at

habibur masum, 25, will now be brought up from buckinghamshire to west yorkshire for questioning.fter woman was found dead in her home in westminster and several london with several stab wounds, police alerted and forced entry to the property, no arrests have yet been made and officers said they were working to trace the woman �*s next—of—kin. last month was the hottest march ever recorded, according to the eu deaf climate change service copernicus, the tenth month in a row the new air temperature record has been set, sea surface temperatures were even more dramatic, justin rowlatt has this report. food prices are up, zimbabwe reported a climate disaster. people at risk of hunger. one example of a pattern of drought affecting countries as far afield as southern europe and southeast asia. this graph shows how march continues the world run of wreckage breaking mother temperatures, this extreme heat has got many climate scientists worried photos. worried we heat has got many climate scientists worrie: ~ u. heat has got many climate scientists worrie: ~ u, ., , heat has got many clima

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west yorkshire police say a knife was found at the scene and they're appealing for witnesses.st search officers have spent today combing this corner of bradford, where just after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in bright sunshine, a young mother pushing her baby in a pram was stabbed multiple times by a man who ran off before anyone could stop him. she was taken to hospital but died of her injuries. she wasjust 27. a knife was found at the scene, but police say they can't be certain whether the man responsible is still armed. they're looking for 25—year—old habibur masum and say the public shouldn't approach him. he's believed to have known the woman involved. this image from cctv shows him wearing the distinctive tri—coloured jacket that he's thought to have had on at the time. detectives are casting their net wider than just here in bradford. habibur masum is said to have links to places including 0ldham, burnley and chester. and so west yorkshire police say that they're liaising with neighbouring forces as well as those further afield who may be able to help. detectives say t

west yorkshire police are trying to trace a man suspected of stabbing to death a woman in bradford.was known to the victim. they're appealing for witnesses and asking any drivers in the area at the time to look for dashcam footage. danny savage has this report. where is habibur masum? every police force in the country is on the lookout for him. he's suspected of killing a 27—year—old mother pushing a pram on a street in the centre of bradford at the weekend. a major police investigation is under way. a shocking incident which has deeply affected those who tried to help her in the moments after the attack. i heard screaming and i came out, ran towards where the scene happened, and then what i did, i tried to check her pulse and everything. but there was no pulse, and then within a few minutes, doctor arrived. it's understood the attacker and the victim were known to each other. the child in the pram being pushed by the woman was unharmed. for this young child, long after we've all disappeared, and the news has moved on and we've completely forgotten about this incident, that young ba

in west yorkshire, involving abuse described as abhorrent in the extreme . the 24 abhorrent in the extreme. the 24 men have been jailed for a total of 346 years following prosecution by operation torbay, which is west yorkshire police's investigation into the rape, sexual abuse and trafficking of eight girls between 1999 and 2012. four of the men convicted in the series of trials received sentences of more than 20 years. in other news, the king is to return to public duties with his medical team, saying they're very encouraged by the progress made in his cancer treatment. a palace spokesperson says king charles is greatly encouraged to be resuming some public facing duties, and very grateful to his medical team . buckingham palace medical team. buckingham palace says his majesty and queen camilla will visit a cancer treatment centre on tuesday to meet medical specialists and patients. prime minister rishi sunak also welcomed the good news, posting on x that it was brilliant news to end the week. former royal correspondent charles rea told us the good news gi

this is a story that yorkshire post covered that the yorkshire post covered on got a on wednesday, andrest significant amount of interest in that , there was worried that in that, there was worried that cloud seeding was behind this and my research, my own research and my research, my own research and things that i've, i've witnessed is, is implicating that this is going on worldwide. it's not just in, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, and the united arab emirates, and it may be a problem with, the weather that we're seeing at the weather that we're seeing at the moment. >> let me pause you there, grim. professor ambum, the same question to you, really, how do you assess , the truth and the you assess, the truth and the reality of what unfolded in dubai? >> well, the event we had over last tuesday was a large mesoscale weather system, mesoscale weather system, mesoscale convective system , it mesoscale convective system, it was predicted several days in advance, probably more than a week in advance , a day in week in advance, a day in advance. people knew that there would be m

gillespie has had success in englnad's county championship with yorkshire.gary kirsten will take charge of pakistan's white ball teams. ronnie 0'sullivan has taken a 5—3 lead from the first session of his second round match at the world snooker championship in sheffield. 0'sullivan is looking to win a record—breaking eighth title at the crucible and only lost one frame in his frst round match. he quickly won the first two against welshman ryan day, who rallied back to 2—2 before 0'sullivan won three of the next four. first to 13 will reach the quarterfinals elsewhere, stephen maguire beat shaun murphy. and these are live pictures of one of the afternoon session games. it involves the championjohn higgins who leads world number three mark allen 5—4. they started this session for a piece. you can follow that via the bbc sport website. that is also where you can find out most of what is going on in the world of sport. bournemouth now have a 2—0 lead over brighton. that is it, back to you. the tesla boss, elon musk, has met government officials in beijing. chine

but he did murder a west yorkshire police officer.nces, in the line of duty. she will always be remembered. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years, and i do hope that today's conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their lives. after her murder, sharon beshenivsky�*s husband paul visited the scene. he's had to live with those events since. i loved her very much and she were very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. he has been in court for some of this last trial. for the detective who led the original hunt for her killers, there is one thing which still needs to be done. it would be nice for both officers to be formally recognised for the bravery which they showed in going into those premises, in the knowledge that there was something seriously taking place there. west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting down all those responsible for their colleagues' murder. being honoured f

, as she pushed her babyin yorkshire, as she pushed her baby in a pram. 25 year old habibur masum will appear in court again at bradford crown court tomorrow. speaking today only to confirm his name, date of birth and address during a six minute hearing, 27 year old kulsoom akhtar died after being stabbed in bradford on saturday afternoon . her baby was unharmed afternoon. her baby was unharmed in the attack . the metropolitan in the attack. the metropolitan police here in london has referred itself to the independent office for police conduct following the murder of a woman in london. officers were contacted twice by camerman tim freenet's friends because they were worried about her safety. the 27 year old, known to her friends as angela, was found inside her home address at a property in bayswater on monday. a post—mortem examination carried out yesterday found the cause of death. there was sharp force trauma. there have been no arrests and police enquiries continue . hundreds of tata steel continue. hundreds of tata steel workers are set to go on strike over the proposed closure of

west yorkshire police never gave up on hunting them down. danny savage, bbc news, bradford.the story that blood tests for dementia will be offered at more than 50 memory clinics across the uk. a five—year trial aims to find out whether the tests can spot the early signs. the trials are being run by teams in oxford and london, let's speak to vanessa raymont, associate director of dementias platform uk, who has been involved in the research. thank you for being with us. a general question first of all, how much do you think is resting on the outcome of this trial?— outcome of this trial? quite a lot, in the sense _ outcome of this trial? quite a lot, in the sense that _ outcome of this trial? quite a lot, in the sense that we _ outcome of this trial? quite a lot, in the sense that we already - outcome of this trial? quite a lot, in the sense that we already have | in the sense that we already have quite a lot of data about how useful some of these blood tests are for detecting alzheimer's disease and other diseases that are linked to dementia. what we lack is good data about t