To haunt the living. And the banksy of Bad Punctuation Why One Man is roaming the streets of bristol in secret making his mark on incorrect shop signs. Good morning. Its monday 3rd april. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Five people have been charged over an attack in croydon, which left a teenage Asylum Seeker fighting for his life. The victim, a 17 year old kurdish iranian boy, is in a serious but stable condition after he was allegedly chased and beaten by a gang of 20 people in croydon, south london. Police investigating last fridays taxi three others remain in custody. Our Correspondent Ben Bland is in croydon for us. Bring us up to date. Bring us uptodate. Within the last half an hour, the police have been updating us on there in investigation into this attack, which began at that bus stop just over my shoulder shortly before midnight on friday. Police said they suspect it was a racially motivated attack. There was no reason for it. They said it was horrendous. Th
About the future of banking in the uk and why theyre calling for the rules to be changed on Credit Checks. After 3a years out of english footballs top flight, the wait is finally over for brighton and hove albion, they have been promoted to the Premier League. And carol has the weather. Good morning. A cold and frosty start for some this morning but a lot of sunshine around today. However, well see Cloud Building from the north west through the day, turning the Sunshine Hazy with the odd spot of rain. Ill have more details in the next 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. North korea has stepped up its hostile language towards the us, warning there will be all out war if america uses Military Force against it. It comes after days of growing tensions between pyongyang and the washington. On saturday the nation staged a huge Military Parade involving Tens Of Thousands of soldiers and civilians. Ballistic missiles designed to be launched from submarines were apparently on displ
showing questions from an inquiry to borisjohnson in february will stop for example, borisjohnson was asked if he ever said let the bodies pile high rather than have another lockdown . did a senior official suggested chickenpox parties at the start of the pandemic? and on and on. this row over process and access to documents will be settled and then the inquiry will get on with itsjob of scrutinising then the inquiry will get on with its job of scrutinising the decisions that were made. thanker, ben decisions that were made. thanker, iten reporting decisions that were made. thanker, ben reporting there. decisions that were made. thanker, ben reporting there. the decisions that were made. thanker, ben reporting there. the bbc- ben reporting there. the bbc understands a second formal complaint has been made against the labour mp gary davis. this swansea west mp was suspended from the labour party yesterday following reports of completely unacceptable behaviour. he is accused of su
during the sentencing hearing the judge praised matthew king s mother, saying she did exactly the right thing. thejudge gave him a life sentence, saying he should spend a minimum of six years in prison. whether you will be released or not at that stage or at any later stage will be a matter for the parole board to consider. only when the minimum term has been served can the parole board decide whether it is safe to release you or not. the judge heard that even after his arrest king threatened the judge heard that even after his arrest and while awaiting trial king threatened to kill a prison imam. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. borisjohnson has said he is handing over whatsapp messages directly to the covid inquiry, saying he has nothing to hide. the government has refused to hand them over to the inquiry that it set up, and yesterday said it would take the case to court. our political correspondent ben wrightjoins us now. does this mean the legal action will now not