that s it from me, lewis will be here at the top of the hour with more news. now on bbc news, a schoolboy told his mum he was going out to play, but his body was found in a river. police initially said it wasn t suspicious but christopher kapessa s mum kept asking questions. christopher enjoyed the outdoors. you know, he wanted to be outside, making friends. my fear was something would happen. the cynon valley was home to 13 year old christopher kapessa. christopher was a little character, he was. there was never a dull moment, you know, when christopher was around. he was so loving. clever, as well, very intelligent, very smart. we re going to school right now. bye, guys. he was full of too much energy. there was always moments where, you know, you re screaming out his name, you know, christopher, christopher! in the spring of 2019, alina and the children moved to the fernhill estate, near mountain ash, from further up the valley. christopher went to the local school. he w
of 19 of the world s wealthiest economies and the european union. it accounts for 85 % of global economic output and two thirds of its population. it s a key forum for international issues but there are deep divisions on some subjects, such as the war in ukraine. mr sunak s indian heritage will attract extra attention he says he feels like the country s son in law . the bbc s south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. when he arrived he was greeted with dancers, of course the british high commissioner was there to greet him along with other indian dignitaries including the minister of state. now, before mr sunak got on the plane, he did tweet he was heading to the 620 summit and made it very clear what his three priorities are stabilising the global economy, building international relationships and supporting the most vulnerable, but what he also mentioned was the fact that russia s leader is not going to be here and he reiterated the fact that they are going t
this is bbc news. the headlines: the us secretary of state, antony blinken, holds talks with the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank city of ramallah. his visit comes as fighting continues in gaza. the hamas run health authorities have accused israel of killing more than 30 people in a deadly airstrike on a refugee camp. they are still looking under the rubble of about three or four buildings which were destroyed overnight. this is al maghazi refugee camp. it s in the safe area where israel advised 1.2 million people in gaza city and the north to flee south. the hamas run health minsitry in gaza says 9,770 people have been killed so far. german police say they re dealing with a hostage situation at hamburg airport after a man drove onto the airport tarmac with a four year old girl in his vehicle. the uk conservative party has rejected suggestions it covered up allegations of rape againstan mp. prince william is in singapore to announce the
to new analysis. three women including a mother and daughter appear in court charged with terrorism offences and conspiracy to murder. i m rebecca jones and in the next hour: a record £400,000 fine for making over 100 million nuisance calls. marketing firm keurboom communications made repeated calls, sometimes at unsocial hours, trying to get people to make compensation claims. where do you want me? bouncing on my knee. where do you think i want you? and david beckham makes his big screen debut in king arthur, but his cameo performance gets mixed reviews. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the party has unanimously agreed it is election manifesto. senior labour figures met today to finalise the document, after a draft version had been leaked to the media and that d raft been leaked to the media and that draft included radical plans to renationalise the railways and royal mail, to scrap university tuition fees in england, and to end th
are you excited? yes. it will keep the grubs down, hopefully. from an animal sanctuary a0 miles away, they finally arrived. 52 hedgehogs, all found sick or injured across the north of england. most of these have come in as babies, and we have hand fed them, hand reared them. this one. this one was in a really bad way when she came in. she was very tiny, very sick. veronica and her husband, frank, run the charity andrew s hedgehog hospital. they believe the village of burton fleming, now considered hedgehog friendly, will give the animals the best chance. 0ur village doesn t have major roads around it, and hedgehogs need to travel and get around different gardens. provided everyone puts a hole in the garden fence, to make sure they can move around, we hope that the numbers will improve. we are going to be putting the hedgehogs in our garden, because i have three little boys who have never seen a live hedgehog before. look at his face. do you like him? assessing hedgehog number