Good reason. Enough is enough. Lets drop the knife. At the bus stop where Elianne Andam was stabbed to death on wednesday morning, feelings were running high again today. The 15 year old was killed in her School Uniform as she made her way to classes with two friends. With ambitions to be a lawyer, she was described by her family as the light of their lives. Today at croydon magistrates� court, just half a mile from the bus stop, a 17 year old boy appeared, charged with her murder, and with possession of a Kitchen Knife without good reason. Because of his young age, we cant legally name the 17 year old. To make the court less intimidating, he was allowed to sit at a desk in the main part of the court, rather than in the dock. When the districtjudge spoke to him, he used his first name only. Wearing Police Issued grey sweat shirt and tracksuit bottoms, the boy spoke to confirm his full name and date of birth. He didnt enter a plea and was driven from court to be held in youth detention, and will appear at the old bailey on tuesday. Elianne� s family, who paid an emotional visit to the bus stop yesterday, say their lives have fallen apart. Daniel sandford, bbc news, croydon. We will get the latest on Nagorno Karabakh now. The was is the entire population could leave the region 90,000 out of 120,000 have already left. Azerbaijan says a team of what it calls experts from the United Nations can visit the region. Lets take a look at the map. The region in pink there is Nagorno Karabakh. Being controlled nagorno kara bakh. Being controlled by Nagorno Karabakh. Being controlled by armenians for the past three decades. You can see also in action byjean. This zoomed in area with the black dotted line is the route that many people have been taken to leave the region and head into armenia. Lets now get the latest from someone who has been at the scene. We can go to rob butler, a who special envoy deployed to armenia and has been deployed to the armenian town meeting people who have been displaced. Thank you for coming onto the programme. Thank you for havin coming onto the programme. Thank you for having me coming onto the programme. Thank you for having me. Talk coming onto the programme. Thank you for having me. Talk us coming onto the programme. Thank you for having me. Talk us through coming onto the programme. Thank you for having me. Talk us through what for having me. Talk us through what ou have for having me. Talk us through what you have seen for having me. Talk us through what you have seen in for having me. Talk us through what you have seen in the for having me. Talk us through what you have seen in the border for having me. Talk us through what you have seen in the border area . L for having me. Talk us through what you have seen in the border area . I| you have seen in the border area . I just got back a few minutes ago getting the latest data from goris that 98,000 individuals have crossed the border. There is one route into armenia and that is via goris. Health needs are immense. 0ur elderly, young with malnutrition, chronic disease, patients that need treatments and medicines and services and of course, 98,000 in a four day period put an immense pressure on the health and social services of goris which is no more really than a small town. Services of goris which is no more really than a small town. Armenia is not a large really than a small town. Armenia is not a large country really than a small town. Armenia is not a large country anyway, really than a small town. Armenia is not a large country anyway, so really than a small town. Armenia is not a large country anyway, so to i really than a small town. Armenia isj not a large country anyway, so to be absorbing the number of people will put screens everywhere. Put screens everywhere. Indeed. These populations put screens everywhere. Indeed. These populations are put screens everywhere. Indeed. These populations are dispersing across the country. We have seen incredible solidarity from communities from Opening Community centres to accommodate people, people opening their houses. Free transport provided by local authorities from goris and the defence of Community Solidarity is strong in the town itself a stop use registration of these 98,000, food, clothing, water, given to them. Then free transport onto other areas of the country. Some going on to Family Members that they have elsewhere in the country, some looking for a place to live. The country, some looking for a place to live the country, some looking for a place to live. Have you heard any stories they place to live. Have you heard any stories they have place to live. Have you heard any stories they have said place to live. Have you heard any stories they have said about place to live. Have you heard any| stories they have said about what they are leaving behind, but has clearly these are their homes, where they work, where they live, there is a lot going on to drive so many to move. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , move. There is a lot going on and man of move. There is a lot going on and many of them move. There is a lot going on and many of them moved move. There is a lot going on and many of them moved quite move. There is a lot going on and i many of them moved quite literally at a moments notice. So they are basically carrying as much as they could in the moment, in the heat of the moment. What has been left behind by is most of their possessions. We have seen cars today, tiny cars packed with families of five to seven people with three or four beds and stacked on top of them. Part of the furniture in the boot. It is remarkable. And very intense, very sad, of course, to see this in goris to see such an intense and what is a local, small area. Local, small area. Azerbaian have been saying i local, small area. Azerbaian have been saying that h local, small area. Azerbaian have been saying that they local, small area. Azerbaijan have been saying that they want local, small area. Azerbaijan have| been saying that they want people local, small area. Azerbaijan have i been saying that they want people to stay in Nagorno Karabakh that they are not forcing people to leave and they cant stay and be part of a multiethnic azerbaijan. Can stay. 98,000 have crossed so 98,000 people would say differently, i would suppose. They are considering coming back to their own in terms of their ethnicity and i have got to say, the welcome they have been giving and Health Services they have been provided, havejustified Health Services they have been provided, have justified that moves today. As i say, they are in desperate need of support. We have Mental Health issues, cycle and social support issues and needs here which i have not seen previously before in such a small area with such a large population. So it is very concerning. 0f such a large population. So it is very concerning. Of course, i have to be concerned about the fatigue of the Health Care Workers and social services who are really raining day and night, 2a hours for the last 11 5 days trying to look after these individuals and families. Rab individuals and families. Rob butler, Thank Individuals and families. Rob butler, thank you individuals and families. Rob butler, thank you for individuals and families. Rob butler, thank you for coming onto the programme. To the us now. Dianne feinstein the longest serving female senator in us history has died at the age of 90. The first woman to be elected to the senate from california and a passionate advocate of gun control and gay marriage. She had been suffering from poor health and memory issues. President biden described her as a trailblazer. The Vice President , harris said she helped build a better america. Also emotional attributes on the senate floor. Heres the Senate Majority leader chuck schumer. Floor. Heres the senate maority leader chuck schumer. � floor. Heres the senate maority leader chuck schumer. Earlier this mornin leader chuck schumer. Earlier this morning we leader chuck schumer. Earlier this morning we lost leader chuck schumer. Earlier this morning we lost a leader chuck schumer. Earlier this morning we lost a giant leader chuck schumer. Earlier this morning we lost a giant in leader chuck schumer. Earlier this morning we lost a giant in the morning we lost a giant in the senate. Senator Dianne Feinstein was one of the most amazing people who ever graced the senate, whoever grease the country. She had so many amazing, wonderful qualities wrapped up amazing, wonderful qualities wrapped up in one incredible human being. She was smart. She was strong. She was brave. She was compassionate. But may be the trait that stood out most of all was her amazing integrity. Her integrity was a diamond. Her integrity shone like a beacon across the senate and across the country for all to see and hopefully emulate. I the country for all to see and hopefully emulate. The country for all to see and hopefully emulate. I spoke to a democratic hopefully emulate. I spoke to a democratic strategist hopefully emulate. I spoke to a democratic strategist and hopefully emulate. I spoke to a i democratic strategist and former Speech Writer for president 0bama. I think the word that youve been hearing so frequently is the apt one trailblazer. It almost it sounds like a cliche, but she really was a remarkable figure in American Politics. You know, the first woman to be elected mayor of san francisco. And then obviously, she went on to be the first woman who was elected to the senate from california. And that year that she was elected 1992, many people called the year of the woman because more women were elected to the senate that year than had ever before happened. And she was a pretty towering figure in the senate, became extremely powerful. Chaired the Senate Intelligence committee, chaired the judiciary committee, was responsible for some very important gun control legislation, was outspoken on a number of issues. And so i think what you heard from Senator Schumer was also her reputation, which was that she was incredibly smart, a kind woman, somebody with great integrity, had a very loyal staff and cared a lot about the institution. And she really did make so many womens careers possible after she took office. And so i think she will be remembered as somebody who was truly a pioneer. Thats a fabulous way to be remembered, as you outlined there. On a kind of personal level as well, what kind of impact do those kind of figures have on you . Well, you know, iwasjust a barely a teenager when she was elected. And i rememberthat year, i mean, 1992 really does stand out for me as a time when i was sort of Coming Of Age and growing my own political consciousness and being able to see women like her who had already lived pretty full lives. You know, she was, ithink, 45 when she was elected, had already done so much. But to see them, you know, really does make a difference in peoples minds. And that marked a kind of shift. I, unfortunately, feel like america has not come far and fast enough in terms of Gender Equity at the very highest levels of government. But she does remain somebody who, i think for a lot of women demonstrated what was possible. She had a lot of women on her staff. And so i think she does remain one of those people who had an incredibly long, remarkable career in politics and showed people that that was possible. Of course, at the end, she was very ill and there was a lot of controversy around her staying in office. But she decided that thats where she wanted to be. Yeah, its one of these rare times, isnt it, from both of the main parties uniting in tributes and recognizing the work of someone who has done so much in that place where they all go to work every day. Its true, and especially, i would say in recent years, as youve seen American Politics become so polarised and even long standing figures who are admired on both sides of the aisle, you didnt necessarily hear that about them. And so it is unusual and rather remarkable that everyone from Senator Schumer and President Biden and former california senator barbara boxer, who is very, very progressive, all the way to Speaker Of The House kevin mccarthy, saying kind things about her. It tells you something about her role in the institution of congress and just what a difference she made there. Around the world and across the uk. This is bbc news. Bringing you different stories from across the uk. Harry burns started as an apprentice at trent barton in 2011, but now hes an award winner. Hes been named the best in the business after going up against Rival Boss Companies at a skills challenge. You go day to day doing yourjob to the best that you can. But to compete against other people that you would presume are better than yourself to actually go compete and beat them people, its nice to know that youre good at what youre doing day to day. So the Inspection One that i did was inspecting a vehicle, picking up faults with it. Are they 0k, are they not . And then, categorising it to the inspection manual, and the marking down what failure that would be in the category. But theres other tests stripping down engines, tyres, and all sorts of air valves and braking systems. Harrys gone from being an apprentice to helping train new ones. Trent barton has upped its investment this year, and has taken on more than double the usual amount of apprentices. Its nice to make a difference, and ifeel like the position im in, i can make a difference. For more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. Youre live with bbc news. Attend to the us. The busy week for the Republican Party, president ial race, on wednesday seven candidates took place and they can debate. 0ne took place and they can debate. One person missing from that, former president donald trump. In the coming hours he and others will be appearing at the republican california convention. Donald trump leads is the favourite republican candidate is largely democratic state. Earlier i spoke to the public and strategists and asked her to explain the significance of the californian state Party Convention. Well, this is a state Party Convention here in california its over the course of two days and trump will be there, though he skipped the debate here just a couple of nights ago. Thats a really big move, because what he wants now is to grab the biggest prize, which is the states delegates to the Gop Convention next summer. California has the most at stake, 169. Now these conventions are important because at the state level, this is what republican parties do. They bring their loyalists together. Grassroots activists who are very conservative are usually the most people in attendance. And what essentially they do is figure out, hey, whos going to be our person, whos going to be our guy . And were going to hear from Vivek Ramasamy after trump. Were also going to hear from senator tim scott. But again, california is the biggest prize when it comes to the nominating contests across the states. And its no surprise because the state is so big and trump gets that. So thats why hes appeared. And hell be speaking this afternoon local time at a place disneyland resort. Brilliant stuff. So thats really clear is setting out why everyones there and why its so important. Therefore, lets get an idea of what theyre going to be talking about. Or does it matter . Have people kind of already made up their minds . Or are we going to hear anything new, new ideas from anyone . What are we expecting . I believe it does matter because trump was absent just a couple of nights ago. What we saw onstage were seven people who didnt draw the sharpest contrast to him. It was a policy debate, but as we witnessed here, it went off the rails at times. It was as if moderators didnt quite have control. This debate was held at the reagan president ial library, which isjust an hour outside of los angeles. And again, these people coming together are looking to hear, not a new message, but they want to know why trump should again get another shot at being the gop nominee when he lost in 2020. So what hes going to have to do is essentially notjust cast a different vision, but instill hope that he can beatjoe biden this next time around. And is there anyone looking past donald trump who is getting that nomination . There absolutely are. And im not sure that theres reliable polling that is telling us how many republicans are actually doing that. But it is true that the make America Great again faction within the Republican Party is dwindling in size. And you just have to look at our last midterm elections to see that. Now, here in california, there are still a lot of trump loyalists, but Southern California is known to be rather moderate at times and quite republican. So it wont be a surprise that a number of very again, fervent and ardent supporters of the former president will be in attendance. But that, again, should not be the teller for how trump could perform here. Anybody that gets over 50 of the delegates wins this states nomination. Again, this is a republican nomination im talking about. So theres a lot on the line here. But again, this is a situation that is so unique. We have not seen this in modern president ial times here in the United States where weve had somebody whos the former occupant of the white house lose and then run again. So theres just a lot of unknown here. But one thing is for sure is that the nomination is truly up for grabs or you wouldnt see seven other people contesting trump for it. And like i said before, i just dont know that theres that reliable polling telling us that trump is that far ahead of the pack. The International Olympic committee announced hijabs will be allowed to hosts friends banning their team members from wearing them. The french Sports Minister said the countrys band was helped to respect principles of secularism but the ioc has clarified the band will not apply to other countries at the games. Earlier i spoke to a Sports Activist in bedfordshire. Its games. Earlier i spoke to a Sports Activist in bedfordshire. Activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shockin activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shocking but activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shocking but at activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shocking but at this activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shocking but at this in activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shocking but at this in time activist in bedfordshire. Its quite shocking but at this in time its. Shocking but at this in time its not because we are talking about friends and unfortunately france has always had its way with muslims whether it be hijab or how we present ourselves. Unfortunately, it has hit the sporting industry. First it was football and now the sports as a whole. It is nice to see the International 0lympic as a whole. It is nice to see the International Olympic committee has said that people are allowed to observe the hijab within the village, but thats not enough. How can you just where the hijab within the village, but not be able to show your nation how, what your religion means to you and represent, not only your nation but religion at the same time, i get it is secularism but here in great britain, we can still mingle with other tribes and still represent the same nation and still represent the same nation and still represent our religion exactly as i am doing today. 50 represent our religion exactly as i am doing today represent our religion exactly as i am doing today. Represent our religion exactly as i am doinu toda. ,. , am doing today. So what would you be callin for, am doing today. So what would you be calling for. You am doing today. So what would you be calling for, you mentioned am doing today. So what would you be calling for, you mentioned inside calling for, you mentioned inside the stadiums, inside competition, what would you like to see . I the stadiums, inside competition, what would you like to see . I would ust like to what would you like to see . I would just like to see what would you like to see . I would just like to see normal what would you like to see . I would just like to see normal olympic just like to see normal Olympic Games, its that easy. Exactly how the olympics before that and before that and before that. No one dictated what we could and could not bear when it came to religion. Why is it all of a sudden, a big thing . It should not be. 10 of french population is muslim. 10 which means in the future, we will be losing out on future potential athletes. A forgotten generation. In 20 years time when we look back at why we did not intervene then. What why we did not intervene then. What about the argument why we did not intervene then. What about the argument of why we did not intervene then. What about the argument of the french state that the public faces we have seen it for a while in places like schools for example, places where that secularism exists, they say it is a moral principle based law and why not respect that while in france . ,. ,. , why not respect that while in france . ,. ,. , france . The thing is, you talk about modes , france . The thing is, you talk about modesty. But france . The thing is, you talk about modesty, but then france . The thing is, you talk about modesty, but then there france . The thing is, you talk about modesty, but then there are france . The thing is, you talk about modesty, but then there are state l modesty, but then there are state officials wearing modest tires so if they are going to talk the talk, walk the walk. That is what im saying. If you dont want to see hijab, then why is the first lady wearing a long dress, basically mimicking a ayba so if you dont want it for muslims still have it for anyone but there is the argument of this isjust for anyone but there is the argument of this is just sports. Why notjust let people play the sport be happy and unite. Sport is a unifying factor and unifying peace. It has brought people together but unfortunately this 0lympics brought people together but unfortunately this olympics will tear people apart. Unfortunately there will be a lot of people not watching these 0lympic there will be a lot of people not watching these Olympic Games purely on the fact that the hijabs have been banned. And that is straight up islamic phobic. Been banned. And that is straight up Lslamic Phobic islamic phobic. Thank you for her views there islamic phobic. Thank you for her views there. This islamic phobic. Thank you for her views there. This is islamic phobic. Thank you for her views there. This is bbc islamic phobic. Thank you for her views there. This is bbc news. L islamic phobic. Thank you for her views there. This is bbc news. Itj views there. This is bbc news. It was one of the most photographed trees in britain, much sycamore by Hadrians Wall in northumberland stood for 300 years. Then, without warning, it was cut down on wednesday night. A 16 year old boy was arrested and has been released bail. Now thoughts are returning to what will fill the void left by the tree. For many it wasntjust a tree it was a special place. I have many memories of the tree with friends from university. With my mum. With my now husband. With my friends. It is sad its not here any more. When i saw it on the Television Last night ijust had a lump in throat. Ijust, i feel like im welling up now. Rao from sweden last visited five years ago with her family who live here. I didnt really believe it at first. I thought, lets go and have a look and unfortunately it is true. The idea the stump could produce another tree has been suggested. Experts say it could happen but it would be a challenge. How can a new tree grow out of it . Trees can recover from extreme events like this but they will grow differently. So, some trees can produce suckers from the bottom but they become multi stemmed. What was so significant about this tree was its form in the landscape. So it could never look the same . It would never look the same and it would also take two, 300 years. Weve had four seasons in one day here. Does this make it a particularly hostile environment for a tree to grow in . It is. This is one of very few trees in this landscape and it isnt easy to replace trees like this because of the restrictions around Hadrians Wall and getting trees to establish in a hostile environment like this is difficult. Photographer ian has taken thousands of picture of sycamore gap over the years. I feel really upset for the Photography Community because a lot of beginners choose this spot because it gives you the rule of thirds. It gives you everything you need for a good photograph. The fact it is due north, the Northern Lights sit right behind it when they kick off, the milky way sits around the tree, it almost hugs the tree in the winter months and it isjust beautiful. You can get a more tranquil and beautiful place. Forensics officers were on site today taking samples from the stump. A 16 year old boy was arrested yesterday and he has now been bailed and police are continuing to investigate how and why this happened at this beautiful spot. Alison freeman, bbc news, northumberland. A young physician has become one of the most famous organists in the world by posting videos of her performances on tiktok. Her videos have been seen by millions of people. 0rgan plays Toccata And Fugue In D Minor byjs bach. Its 2am. Im at londons royal albert hall. And anna lapwood is practising the organ. Why are you playing here at this time of night . Its a very, very good question its the only time we as organists can get in and have the space to ourselves and be able to play this amazing thing at full blast, because it really is very, very loud. And you cant kind of be disturbing people while theyre trying to work. What is it about this instrument . Its so complicated to look at, youve got the stops, four keyboards, enormous pipes. Why do you love it so much . Youre playing an entire building, and that is not something that never gets old. That ever gets old. Whether youre playing really quietly, butjust making the air shake a little bit, or whether you have everything, all the stops pulled out, and people are feeling it hit them in the chest. Anna wants to bring a very traditional instrument to a whole new audience. She started posting videos during lockdown. Now, they often get millions of views. That was down to a couple of Girl Choristers who i teach you turned choristers who i teach who turned round to me one day and said, we really think youd be quite good at tiktok, have you thought of giving it a go . Thats what ive done and it seems to work. Key videos which really stand out, at London Bridge station you are playing an organ and a Security Guard comes up with the most amazing voice. I dont know, i wasnt expecting an operatic voice from a Security Guard. Again, this reminder that you are giving people time and notjudging. I guess one issue with this instrument, if someone goes, i want to play the organ, its not like a violin where you can stick it in your bag and carry it on the train. There is surely a finite number of people who can play an organ. You say that but almost every church has an organ and i dont know any organist who isnt desperately hoping to encourage the next generation to play. When you sit at Something Like this and get to play it, its contagious, its infectious, you never want to let it go. Hello. It looks like this month will end up as one of the two warmest septembers on record. Thats according to provisional statistics from the met office. As we move to the end of the month and into the start of october, there is more autumn warmth on the way. But thats not the whole story, some rain at times. And on the Satellite Picture from earlier on today, you can see this area of cloud to the south west of us. That is tomorrows weather maker, that will bring some of us some outbreaks of rain. In the short term, most of todays showers will fade through the night. We will keep some going in the far north of scotland and maybe for western coastal fringes. A few mist patches, but some clear skies overhead, allowing it to turn relatively chilly. Nothing unusual, though, for a late september night. Saturday morning then, will dawn with this ridge of High Pressure and a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine. But here comes our approaching weather system. That will start to introduce some high cloud, turning the sunshine hazy. And then as the cloud thickens out towards the west, we will see some outbreaks of rain getting into the north and the west of wales. Northern ireland turning very wet indeed. Around lunchtime, that rain then getting into parts of north west england, southern and central parts of scotland and it will turn relatively windy through the irish sea. Temperature wise, well, about where we were today, actually. North to south, 12 to 20 degrees. Now, during saturday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain, one pulse of Heavy Rain Pushing Northwards And Eastwards Across Scotland and northern england. And then this next line of rain, some of that could be heavy and thundery as it feeds into parts of wales and northern england. But with these various weather systems, we will be bringing in some humid air from the south. This is where we will start off on sunday morning temperature wise. Actually, a very muggy start 12 to maybe 17 degrees, first thing. Quite misty and murky for some coasts and hills in the west and in the south. Some Showery Rain Moving its way across parts of england and wales. Given enough sunshine in the south east corner, we could see temperatures all the way up to 2a degrees, but even further north, 19 for newcastle, 18 for aberdeen, for scotland and Northern Ireland its a story of sunshine and showers. Into next week, quite a mixed weather story. There will be some rain at times, but signs that it could turn warmer again towards the end of the week. Hello, im nancy kacungira. Youre watching the context on bbc news. The number one thing i want here is for government not to shut down. I do not want our military not to be paid, our Border Agents not to be paid. 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