a couple who disappeared with their newborn baby have been arrested in brighton, but their child is still missing. constance marten and mark gordon were found after being spotted by a member of the public. police have now launched an urgent search for their baby, who is not thought to have received any medical attention since birth. vincent mcaviney reports. 35 year old constance marten and 48 year old mark gordon were reported missing on the 5th of january, after their car broke down nearjunction 4 of the m61 near bolton. the car was found on fire and it s believed miss marten had given birth either in or near the car a day or two earlier. over the following weeks, there were sightings of the couple in a number of places, including liverpool, essex, south london and east sussex. they were thought to be carrying a large amount of cash and to be using camping equipment to live off grid. authorities previously thought the couple had been sleeping rough in a blue tent, avoiding
on salman abedi, including his time at didsbury mosque in manchester. we ve discovered two other young attendees died in conflict abroad. they were lionised as martyrs online before the arena bombing. the inquiry s public hearings did not consider one of their fathers, taher nasuf. he spent years sanctioned by the united nations for alleged involvement with an al-qaeda affiliate. he denied the claims and the sanctions were lifted in 2011. he was part of a legal political group which met at the mosque. another attendee at its demonstrations was salman abedi. a lawyer representing victims families thinks if our evidence wasn t heard in the secret part of the inquiry, it should be made known. if there is material which the inquiry may not have uncovered, then it s vital that it is supplied to the chair
hearings did not consider one of their fathers, taher nasuf. he spent years sanctioned by the united nations for alleged involvement with an al-qaeda affiliate. he denied the claims and the sanctions were lifted in 2011. he was part of a legal political group which met at the mosque. another attendee at its demonstrations was salman abedi. a lawyer representing victims families thinks if our evidence wasn t heard in the secret part of the inquiry, it should be made known. if there is material which the inquiry may not have uncovered, then it s vital that it is supplied to the chair so they can pursue it even at this late stage. in a statement, five bereaved families told us they re disappointed to learn of more in abedi s background that doesn t appear to have been investigated. the inquiry s final verdict