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People have been killed and nine others injured in a shooting at a school in georgia, 50 miles north—east of atlanta. Police have named a m—year—old, colt gray, as being the suspect of killing two of his fellow students, and two teachers, at apalachee high school. One eyewitness who lives across from the school described what he saw. Crazy, like it, it looked like. I didn't really pay attention at first, i was like those sound like they were at school, and i look over and the alarm started going off. The school alarms and people were going out around the school. Like, they were doing like the drill, the fire drill stuff. I knew something was seriously wrong then. You don't hear about that happening. You hear about it happening all around the world, but it shows that it can happen anywhere, you know? the local sheriff, jud smith, spoke at a news conference earlier about how the incident will not break the town. I was born and raised here. I went to school in this school system. My kids go to this school system. I'm proud of this school system. My heart hurts for these kids, my heart hurts for our community. But i want to make it very clear that hate will not prevail in this county. I want that to be very clear and known. Love will prevail over what happened today. I assure you of that. President biden says, we cannot continue to accept this as normal. And, the vice president, kamala harris, has spoken about the shooting at a campaign event in new hampshire. Now, our hearts are with all the students, the teachers and their families, of course. And we are grateful to the first responders and law enforcement that were on the scene, but this is just a senseless tragedy on top of so many senseless tragedies. And it is just outrageous that every day in our country, in the united states of america, that parents have to send their children to school worried about whether or not their child will come home alive. It is senseless! we have got to stop it, and we have to end this epidemic of gun violence in our country once and for all. You know, it doesn't have to be this way. It doesn't have to be this way. Our north america correspondent peter bowes, with more on what we know about the suspect. Colt gray is his name, 14 years old, as you say. He was apprehended at the school. It seems quite quickly by a two school resource officers. These are in effect law enforcement officers assigned to the school. It happens quite frequently across this country now that police officers are assigned to individual schools. And it was those officers that apprehended the suspect without, it seems, any further incident. He was taken into custody for questioning. We know that he will be charged with murder and tried as an adult. Clearly it is very early in the investigation, but the fact that the suspect is still alive, which is not always the case in shootings like this, it means that the authorities, that the police detectives can talk to the suspect about a possible motive, talk to the suspect about the gun. Where did someone of 14 years—old get a gun from and was able to take it into a school? those are the questions on so many people's minds after, well, yet another school shooting tragedy that has become all too familiar in this country. Another one, as you mentioned, peter, 14 years old, that is a very young age for the shooter to be. And to be tried as an adult, certainly more information we are looking forward to coming out of this as we follow the story. I want to get your reaction to as well what we have seen from kamala harris. We heard from joe biden as well, giving his comments. This is happening, you know, in the run—up to the election come november. How else have candidates been responding? well, it is, as kamala harris said, it is an election issue. I've got to say it isn't at the moment one of those issues that's been uppermost. We've heard a lot about immigration, the american economy, not necessarily guns and long—running problems with guns in american society, but clearly kamala harris would like to make it one of those big issues. We also heard from donald trump, the republican candidate. He didn't talk about guns as an issue, but i willjust tell you a few of the things he had to say on social media. He said, our hearts are with the victims and loved ones of those affected by the tragic event in winder georgia. He said, these chairs children were taken to as far too soon by sick and deranged monster. The words of donald trump. It clearly as you imply, steve, there will be politicians around this country once again raising this issue and i think suspect many americans asking the question, will anything actually change? because there's been so many attempts in washington, in congress to change gun law and a big part of that will depend on the makeup of congress, the political makeup after the november election. Staying with the us, which is trying to counter what it sees as russian attempts to influence the upcoming presidential election. Sanctions have been imposed on 10 people, including the two top editors of the russian state—funded broadcaster rt. They are accused of using american social media influencers to try to influence the 2024 election. These websites were designed to appeal to american readers as if they were major us news sites, ——these websites were designed to appear to american readers as if they were major us news sites, like the washington post or fox news. But in fact, they were fake sites. They were filled with russian government propaganda that had been created by the kremlin to reduce international support for ukraine, bolster pro—russian policies and interests and influence voters in the united states and in other countries. Internal documents of the kremlin described the content as, bogus stories disguised as newsworthy events. This malign influence campaign has been referred to as doppelganger. The russian public relations companies drove viewers to these websites by deploying influencers and paid social media advertisements. They also created fake social media profiles, posing as us citizens, post comments on social media platforms with links to the site. With links to the sites. According to sda's records, it actively sought to, eliminate the possibility of detection of the russian footprint. Richard fontaine, is the ceo of the center for a new american security, an organization that conducts research and analysis on national security issues. He told me the sanctions the us government has put into place are appropriate. Russia's behaviour is shocking, but it certainly not surprising that the russians interferred in the 2016 presidential election and as recently as 2022 in the midterm elections in the united states. So they are shocking, they are not surprising, the indictments and the kind of sanctions that the us government has put into place are good but they are also limited. We have tried these kinds of measures before, you can shut down some of the means through which russia operates but you are not going to be able to shut down all of them. In the russian see this generally is a low cost potentially high consequence way to interfere in what they see as a hostile nation state. Give us a sense of how sophisticated these techniques are to try to influence elections? there's plenty of tools out there, and they seem to increase by the day available for malign actors who wish to use them. The russians employ fake websites, they hire companies inside the united states and underfalse pretences to be able to in turn hire influencers. They also use artificial intelligence to create images which were then propagated on social media platforms. They use chat gpt in order to generate messages in proper english and so forth. So there's a lot out there to be able to use, and of course, the digital space is a big surface area in which to be active. And that is where this is mostly being waged. This is in part why authorities want social media platforms to be more accountable for the content that takes place on their platforms. It is. And of course it is also. . . We should say that social media platforms generally speaking, especially since 2016 have increased our efforts to root out some of this, but it's difficult and it's not going to always be a complete solution to this phenomenon. Really, it's going to continue to happen until either of the russian government or whoever else might do this — and there is evidence that iranians in chinese and others are involved in these kinds of things — either believe their actions aren't going to be successful or that they are going to pay a cost higher then the benefit they think they might get, so that is where the us imposing costs on the government of russia needs to come into play. With regards to this specific case, do we have a sense of what outcome russia is looking to gain? well, again, according to the us government officials, they have a favourite candidate in donald trump in the presidential election and would like to channel sentiment in that direction. I think he would be lighter on ukraine and its defence than would kamala harris if she were elected, so they have a perverted candidate they would like to see support to go toward. And they also want to soften up any support for continuing assistance in ukraine which of course has to be appropriated by the congress. Beyond that, dissension and confusion inside the body politic, they've got a lot of kindling to work with, given our own divisions, but in the russian mind, a divided america is one that is less threatening to them and that is one they would like to see happen. More than seven years after a fire tore through grenfell tower, in london, killing 72 people, an inquiry has blamed a series of failures by successive governments, the construction industry and what it called dishonest cladding firms. The blaze broke out on the fourth floor of the tower block in 2017, before spreading up the sides of the building with the help of cladding. The inquiry said a company had deliberately concealed fire risks, while previous governments had ignored, delayed or disregarded concerns. Tom symonds reports. There have been seven years of mornings over grenfell with no definitive answers to the question — why did this happen? today was different. But this is how it all began. A fridge caught fire. The owner called 999, then got out, then turned on his camera. 31 minutes later, flames reached the roof, then unstoppable. Buildings are designed to prevent fires spreading. As these pictures show, this one totally failed. Nick burton was among the few rescued, guided to safety. I don't actually remember coming out into the light. I don't remember, like, being handed over. I don't remember when i took my first real breath. I know that i thought i was going to die and melt at some stage. . . He coughs. . . In the tower. They call that the grenfell cough. But he lost his wife, pilar, after the fire. She was the last of its 72 victims. And this was the final conclusion of the chairman of the seven—year public inquiry. The simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways, by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. The largest group representing victims of the fire have always said exactly that. Human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and loved ones in the most horrific way through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. If you're looking for the one person or company that might have been to blame for the deaths of 72 people at grenfell, you won't find it in this massive seven—volume report, because this was a failure of the system at all levels across the board, and it started at the top with governments labour and conservative. They were warned. Fires involving flammable cladding over 18 years. Six died at lakanal house in south london, but ministers and civil servants didn't change the regulations governing building materials. In 2010, david cameron and nick clegg's government wanted a bonfire of regulations to help businesses. In the run—up to grenfell, the inquiry says matters of safety were ignored, delayed or disregarded. In 2016, the ageing west london block was refurbished with new cladding to make it look good next to a newly constructed school. But look at the design — sheets of aluminium and plastic shaped into square boxes. A multinational, arconic, made the sheets. It didn't come up with the design, but it knew the box shape was extremely dangerous, according to the inquiry. It had commissioned tests and found the boxes collected molten plastic. Yet this was deliberately concealed from the construction market, and arconic must take responsibility for the use of cladding at grenfell, the report says. A host of contractors were involved in the work itself, including an architect, studio e, a cladding installer, harley facades, and a project manager, rydon. They were incompetent, the inquiry found, and passed the buck when it came to safety. That night, firefighters had to improvise a plan to evacuate grenfell when the fire got out of control. No—one, the inquiry said, appeared to have thought they needed to be trained. The london fire brigade said today that's changed and hundreds of lives have been saved. In the commons, this was the prime minister's response. I want to start with an apology on behalf of the british state to each and every one of you, and indeed to all of the families affected by this tragedy. It should never have happened. The prime minister visited grenfell two weeks ago without any publicity, leaving a wreath. Today, he said it was imperative there was a swift police investigation. And he went further. So i can tell the house today that this government will write to all companies found by the inquiry to be part of these horrific failings, as the first step to stopping them being awarded government contracts. And we will, of course, support the metropolitan police and the prosecutors as they complete their investigations. No charges are expected until the end of 2026 at the earliest, nearly ten years after grenfell. Tom symonds, bbc news. Around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. You're live with bbc news. Pope francis used the first speech of his record tour of the asia—pacific to call for the strengthening of interreligious ties to help fight extremism and intolerance urging leaders to work with other faiths. He made the comments after meeting indonesian presidentjoko widodo on wednesday, seen here embracing the pope outside the presidential palace in jakarta. Members of the public had lined the streets to greet the 87—year—old pontiff, who's been discussing relations between religions in an speech to officials and diplomats. On thursday, the pope will visit southeast asia's largest mosque and meet with leaders from six religions in indonesia. Well we can cross live to jakarta and speak with our reporter hanna samosir who is at the istiqlal mosque. He is expected to make his way to the mosque today?— he is expected to make his way to the mosque today? yes. I am now at their _ to the mosque today? yes. I am now at their istiqlal _ to the mosque today? yes. I am now at their istiqlal mosque now at their istiqlal mosque where the pope will hold of the interreligious meeting in about two hours so the jakarta archbishop said the vatican chose this mosque because of its history that symbolises religious harmony, that feeds the message that the pope wants to say to the world. So this mosque was built in 1961 to commemorate indonesian independence. Istiqlal mosque means independence in arabic. The architect was the son of a christian priest so initially the then vice president wanted to build istiqlal mosque near a residential area but the president insisted it should be built near a cathedral in a jakarta so finally if they chose this location where you can see a cathedral right across the street. Can see a cathedral right across the street. Thank you very much — across the street. Thank you very much for— across the street. Thank you very much for speaking across the street. Thank you very much for speaking to i across the street. Thank you | very much for speaking to us. That was outside the istiqlal mosque injakarta. Staying with this story and we can cross live to michel chambon who is a research fellow at the national university of singapore. Good to speak you about this. The pope is starting his four nation to, what is your initial impression to the trip to jakarta? it impression to the trip to jakarta?— impression to the trip to jakarta? ,. , ,. , jakarta? it is good to see how in aood jakarta? it is good to see how in good spirit _ jakarta? it is good to see how in good spirit and _ jakarta? it is good to see how in good spirit and energy jakarta? it is good to see how in good spirit and energy he l in good spirit and energy he was yesterday for us in southeast asia. Turning the spotlight fully on indonesia and its unique grassroot interreligious tradition. Indonesia, for the past decade, has been very active in mobilising religion to build up international diplomacy. That is from the bottom up. There is a strong belief in indonesia that religion is a positive resource to build social cohesion and peace and clearly this aligns with the vatican priorities so yesterday it was a display of the good desire of collaboration and mutual support between the vatican and indonesia and we expect to see the same thing this morning and this afternoon. We the same thing this morning and this afternoon. — this afternoon. We know he is auoin to this afternoon. We know he is going to make _ this afternoon. We know he is going to make his _ this afternoon. We know he is going to make his way this afternoon. We know he is going to make his way to this afternoon. We know he is going to make his way to visitj going to make his way to visit that mosque injakarta. We note that mosque injakarta. We note that has been opposition to the war in gaza among the muslim population notjust on in indonesia but among the region, how will he address this? the reaction to — how will he address this? the reaction to the _ how will he address this? the reaction to the war _ how will he address this? tue: reaction to the war in how will he address this? tte: reaction to the war in gaza how will he address this? tt2 reaction to the war in gaza has been diverse in the region. It is not a monolithic response but clearly there is strong support for palestine yet with concern for the safety of israel and so this open support for palestinians has been welcomed in indonesia with the majority muslim and we show our distance from the main line of the west. Yesterday comments were made and we expect again today to show that christians and muslims can share similar concerns and tried to work together to build peace. Thank ou ve together to build peace. Thank you very much _ together to build peace. Thank you very much for _ together to build peace. Thank you very much for your together to build peace. Thank| you very much for your insight. A council of new zealand's indigenous maori chiefs has chosen the late king's only daughter as the new queen. Ng—awai hono i te po paki was selected as king tuheitia's successor and was cheered as she sat on a wooden throne during an elaborate ceremony in the country's north island. She's 27 and will be the second maori queen. The first was king tuheitia's mother. A flotilla of war canoes is carrying the new queen's fatherfor burial on a sacred mountain. The former king — who used to be a truck driver — died last week at the age of 69 following heart surgery. Let's get more on this, from mereana hond, she's a journalist from the taranaki tara—nakee iwi — a maori tribe. It must be an emotional time for you and your community as you mourn the king? how are you feeling today? it feeling incredibly emotional. 0ver these seven days, actually, farewelling our king. It is no small thing to lose again but he was just really starting to rise to prominence, leading all tribes at a time when we were under a lot of political and social pressure under this coalition government. The removal of the maori health authority, maori felt they have been targeted. King tuheitia stepped up and called for unity of maori tribes and he did that from the start of this year and we held many national meetings and then we lost him and that has been incredibly painful and if there has been fear and worry about where to now and then we have queen ng—awai hono i te po lackey and those chairs and celebration you describe just before, that is what i felt because what we're feeling now is hope. Hope and a new queen who has demonstrated her ability to lead and she is only 27. ,, , a , , ability to lead and she is only 27. ,, ,. A, 27. She is incredibly young and now has to _ 27. She is incredibly young and now has to carry _ 27. She is incredibly young and now has to carry the _ 27. She is incredibly young and now has to carry the mantle. L now has to carry the mantle. The maori celebrate in can you give us an idea of how they do that?. ,. Y , give us an idea of how they do that? g, , , , give us an idea of how they do that? a, , , , a, that? today is number seven and normally they — that? today is number seven and normally they mourned _ that? today is number seven and normally they mourned for that? today is number seven and normally they mourned for nine l normally they mourned for nine days. We arrived on monday i have never arrived on monday. All the tribes, and my tribe we descended on the monday at 8am in the morning and we went on with tens of thousands of people. With tens of thousands of eo le. . , with tens of thousands of. Eo a le,. ,. , , , people. That was the first doctor we _ people. That was the first doctor we have _ people. That was the first doctor we have seen people. That was the first | doctor we have seen quite people. That was the first. Doctor we have seen quite an outpouring of support. How many people have been. ———— that was the first day. . . That's all for now. Stay with bbc news. Hello. We're expecting a real mix of weather over the next couple of days. For some northwestern parts of the uk, it's going to turn sunny and very warm, but further south for southern england and south wales, we're expecting some heavy rain. Perhaps in one or two locations, a month's worth of rain injust a couple of days — that could cause some disruption. It's all because low pressure is continuing to swirl to the south of us, this band of rain here becoming quite slow moving, particularly, i think, across the southwest of england. But around that area of low pressure, we're drawing in some humid air, so further north and west with some sunshine it will feel very warm. Now, during thursday, these southern parts of england and south wales will see some rain at times — that rain turning heavy and persistent in the southwest later on. Further north, a lot of low cloud, mistand murk, some spots of drizzle, but the best of the sunshine where you get some shelter from the breeze. Western scotland and northern ireland, temperature—wise, well, maybe along some north sea coastjust 15 or 16 degrees, but elsewhere 18—21 with a slightly more humid feel. But as we head into the evening, this heavy rain affecting south west england, clipping into south wales, and overnight, it looks like we will see more rain pushing along the south coast. So with that rain really totting up, there is the risk of flooding, some disruption. Further north, largely dry, some mist and murk and low cloud for north sea coast. Quite a muggy start to friday morning. More rain through the day on friday across southern england, perhaps pushing northwards into south wales and the midlands, perhaps east anglia as well as we go through the day. Further north, while still some areas of low cloud, mist and murk for some northern and eastern coasts, but further west, some good spells of sunshine, and look at the temperatures — liverpool at 26 degrees, parts of western scotland at 25 degrees, so feeling warm and quite humid into the weekend. 0ur area of low pressure continues to swirl to the south of us, throwing some showers northwards. Still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. Could be some fog around to start, saturday morning. Should see some spells of sunshine, and again, in the sunshine, feeling very warm with those temperatures, in the sunshine, feeling very warm with those temperatures, perhaps up to around 25 degrees. Into sunday, more of the same, really. Some showers, particularly in the south. Some sunshine, too. Still feeling warm and muggy. Us presidentjoe biden will reportedly block the nippon steel takeover of us steel. We'll explain why the deal has become such a contentious election issue. And we'll have a special report from bangladesh, on how the country's bustling textile sector is navigating political turmoil. Hello and welcome to business today. I'm steve lai. Let's start in the united states. Us presidentjoe biden is planning to block the takeover of us steel by japan's nippon steel on national security grounds — that's according to multiple us media reports. The $15 billion deal would have created one of the world's largest steel companies outside of china and had been hailed by investors as an answer to the us company's financial woes. Shares in us steel fell more than 20% after reports of the decision. Here's ritika gupta with more. Nippon steel's $14 billion bid to acquire united states steel

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