political correspondent damian grammaticus. this i think is a significant development. this is the metropolitan police special enquiry team who have said they have identified more than 50 individuals who they believe took part in those parties, events in downing street, in whitehall. they are each going to be sent a letter with a legal questionnaire, being told they have to answer truthfully and within seven days and they are investigating, remember, 12 parties. damian grammaticas reporting on that story for us. let s get some of the day s other news. the main suspect in the 2015 paris attacks, salah abdeslam, has told a french court he has not killed or injured anyone. one 130 people died and many more were injured in an islamist attack at the bataclan concert hall. mr abdeslam is believed to be the sole surviving member of the is group. anti vaccine protesters clashed with police outside of new zealand s parliament on thursday. dozens were arrested
terrorist attack of the bataclan concert hall in france have been testifying as part of a historic trail of the paris attacks that killed 130 people. witnesses recalled feigning death as the three gunmen fired on the crowd. response ability for the killings was claimed by islamic state. anticorruption islamic state. anticorru ption prosecutors islamic state. anticorruption prosecutors in ostia have placed sebastian kurz under investigation for alleged bribery. nine other people are also under investigation and reports in austria suggest the enquiry relates to the people s party allegedly bribing media outlets to publish favourable opinion polls. they say they are the victim of a politically motivated campaign. this year s nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to benjamin glassed and mcmillan. their research could help form
their first opportunity to tell a court what they endured. more than 300 of them will give accounts of the attacks outside the national stadium, on bars and restaurants, and at the bataclan concert hall. now on bbc news panorama. i can t carry on like this. i just cannot carry on. my life just isn t worth living, quite frankly. across the uk, millions of people are waiting for hospital treatment as health services struggle to clear the growing backlog caused by the pandemic. all the time, one after another, the phone never stops in the morning. paul speaking, how can i help you? the delays are having a profound impact on people. it s basically ruined - my life at the moment. the government has committed billions to
a court what they endured. more than 300 of them will give accounts of the attacks outside the national stadium, on bars and restaurants, and at the bataclan concert hall. now on bbc news panorama. i can t carry on like this. i just cannot carry on. my life just isn t worth living, quite frankly. across the uk, millions of people are waiting for hospital treatment as health services struggle to clear the growing backlog caused by the pandemic. all the time, one after another, the phone never stops in the morning. paul speaking, how can i help you? the delays are having a profound impact on people. it s basically ruined - my life at the moment. the government has committed billions to