from certifying joe biden s victory by any means necessary, including force. ethan nordean in the baseball cap and joseph biggs in the checked jacket took charge of the proud boys on that day, using a radio to coordinate and move their men. they ve both been convicted of seditious conspiracy. nordean used a loud hailer to direct around 200 people towards the capitol and encouraged them to overrun the police. he ll be sentenced later today. chanting: we want - trump, we want trump! donald trump had invited his supporters to come to washington and to march towards congress using language many believe encourage the violence. and we fight, we fight like hell. and if you don t fight like hell, you re not. going to have a country any more. joseph biggs sobbed in court and begged for leniency before he was sentenced to 17 years injail. his lawyer blames the former president. where s donald trump in all this? he stood on the elipse, basically told people, 7a million of his fo
so far, a full list of the schools affected has not been made public. worth taking a moment to find out a bit more about the concrete at the centre of all this. raac, to give its full name, is reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. it s a lightweight concrete that was used in roofs, floors, and walls between the 19505 and 1990s. it s a cheaper alternative to standard concrete because it s aerated, or bubbly . however, it s less durable with a limited life span of around 30 years, and its structural behaviour differs significa ntly from traditional reinforced concrete. the health and safety authority says raac is now beyond its life span and may collapse with little or no notice . let s get more now from our correspondent helena wilkinson, who s at a school in south london. just take us through what had teachers or having to suddenly deal with now. it teachers or having to suddenly deal with now. . , ., ., , with now. it was around this time yesterday. with now. it was
this transfer deadline today. yes, 90 minutes or so left of this transfer deadline day today. yes, 90 minutes or so left of this transfer deadline day in - this transfer deadline day in england, the headline story really is actually a rejected transfer offer, it has come from the saudi pro league club al ittihad and it concerns liverpool s iconic player mo salah. this is a player who is 31 years old and has just two years on his contract, so this is quite a statement transfer a bid from the saudi club. you can take quite a statement rejection of that bid from liverpool. he is one of their iconic players of course, we know central, a key figure to their title winning season back in 2020. he has been at this club for seven seasons now, but the concern will be that although this is the end of the transfer window in england, the saudi pro league clubs have another few days to get incoming deals over the line, until september seven. so liverpool fans will hope that rejecting a
good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than 50 schools in england have buildings that are at risk of sudden collapse because of dangerous concrete, says the government, and more schools may be forced to close. at least 156 schools are affected so far, but the full list isn t being made public. it comes just days before the start of term and has thrown schools and parents plans into chaos. the problem is this, reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, otherwise known as raac. it s lightweight, bubbly concrete that was used widely in buildings between the 19505 and 90s. it s usually found in roofs and walls. it s weaker and cheaper than traditional concrete. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. these gates will be closed next week. it is shocking and disappointing that s what this small essex primary has written to parents. next week, children will start the school year online. hayley s had to get last minute childcare for her son. the build up to
we hear of reports spanning 60 years questioning the integrity of the concrete material causing school closures. were opportunities to solve the problem missed? good evening. it s a frightening prospect. according to the government, more than 50 schools in england have buildings that are risk of sudden collapse, and others may be forced to close. at least 156 schools are affected so far, but the full list isn t being made public. all this just days before the start of term. the problem is this reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, otherwise known as raac. it s lightweight, has a bubbly consistency, and was used widely in buildings between the 19505 and 905. it s usually found in roofs and walls and it s cheaper, but weaker than traditional concrete. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, has our top story. these gates will be closed next week. it is shocking and disappointing that s what this small essex primary has written to parents. next week, children will start