police investigating the murder of the community support officer, julia james in kent, say they've found no motive or suspect. it's emerged that borisjohnson�*s mobile phone number has been available online for 15 years — raising concerns about security and access. sport goes silent. football, rugby, cricket and more begin a four—day boycott of social media, in an attempt to tackle online racial abuse. the strength of the pack, i always thought — and still think — that it's something powerful, as you can see, and maybe we can ask those platforms and social media why are they not doing way more? and, liverpool parties — without social distancing. we're at this afternoon's nightclub event, which is testing whether large crowds can gather without spreading covid. and coming up at 5:45, mark kermode on the oscar—winning nomadland in the film review. at least 44 people have died, and 150 have been injured, in a crush at a religious festival in the north—east of israel. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, has described it as one of the worst disasters in the country's histor

julia james's body... died of serious head industries. it is jailed for more than four years. —— a former officer. infection levels are down to what they were back then. and liverpool is partying this weekend without social distancing, a nightclub event testing whether large crowds can gather without necessarily spreading covid. let's continue one story we featured in the headlines. the convention of a former metropolitan police officer who has been jailed a former metropolitan police officer who has beenjailed for a former metropolitan police officer who has been jailed for belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group is jailed forfour a neo—nazi terrorist group is jailed for four years and four months. daniel sandford has been following the case. he was convicted on the 4th of april for lying about. he was at the time released on bail, but today, he came back to some court for sentencing and hisjudge for sentencing and his judge sentenced for sentencing and hisjudge sentenced him to four years and four months in prison, a total of th

police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found no motive or suspect. the actor and writer noel clarke is suspended by bafta weeks after receiving one of its top awards — after 20 women make allegations of harrassment. it's emerged that borisjohnson�*s mobile phone number has been available online for 15 years — raising concerns about security and access. and, liverpool prepares to party — without social distancing. we're at this afternoon's nightclub event, which will test whether large crowds can gather without spreading covid. at least 44 people have died and have been injured, in a crush at a religious festival in the north—east of israel. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described it as one of the worst disasters in the country's history. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has described a fatal crush at a jewish religious festival as one of the country's worst disasters. at least 44 people died, and more than 150 were injured at the event at mount meron. tens of thousands of orthodoxjews attended t

in the last hour, the family of julia james have paid a moving tribute to her. they have said that she was fiercely loyal, loved with her whole heart, and nothing was too much trouble for the people she cared about. they have talked about the fact she had a beautiful smile and a wonderful sense of humour. and they also say there are no words to adequately describe the void left in their lives. this normally quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this woodland where julia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old police community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she had taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked in the small village of snowdown in kent. kent police say she wasn't in police uniform when she was found. dozens of officers are continuing to search the area here. police say the body ofjulia james was found by a number of people close to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died from significant head injuries. at this st

the body of 53—year—old julia james was found in a wood in snowdown near dover on tuesday. police say that so far no motive or suspects have been identified. helena wilkinson reports. this normally quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this wood where julia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old police community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she had taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked. kent police say she wasn't in police uniform when she was found. police say the body ofjulia james was found by a number of people close to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died from significant head injuries. at this stage, they don't have any suspects, nor can they find a clear motive. what they aren't ruling out is that she was killed by a stranger. it is particularly challenging and poignant for some staff working on the case, who knew her professionally or potentially, of course, socially, so, i am working very carefully to ensure that al

julia james herself. she more detail aboutjulia james herself. she was a police community support— herself. she was a police community support officer and from that news conference we heard that she had served _ conference we heard that she had served with the kent force from 2008~ — served with the kent force from 2008. she did some work with the crime _ 2008. she did some work with the crime reduction team but she also did some — crime reduction team but she also did some work following that supporting victims of domestic abuse and we _ supporting victims of domestic abuse and we heard they are from the assistant — and we heard they are from the assistant chief constable saying she was hugely devoted. she was passionate in terms of her work, completely committed, he said, to serving _ completely committed, he said, to serving the people of kent but the investigation here and we are entering _ investigation here and we are entering its third day now, her body was found _ entering its third day no

police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found no motive or suspect. the actor and writer noel clarke is suspended by bafta weeks after receiving one of its top awards after 20 women make allegations of harrassment. it's emerged that borisjohnson�*s mobile phone number has been available online for 15 years — raising concerns about security and access. and, liverpool prepares to party — without social distancing. we're at this afternoon's nightclub event, which will test whether large crowds can gather without spreading covid. and coming up on the bbc news channel... two former champions, mark selby and stuart bingham, battle it out for a place in the final of the world snooker championship. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. at least 44 people have died, and at least have been injured, in a crush at a religious festival in the north—east of israel. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described it as one of the worst disasters in the country's history. tens of thousands of orthodox jews attended the lag

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julia james was last seen walking her dog, and detectives are treating her death as murder. our reporter helena wilkinson is in snowdown, in kent. what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a _ what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a very - what is the latest? well, this is an incredibly rural and a very quiet - incredibly rural and a very quiet part of kent, but you can see behind us a long line of police vehicles because this is now a murder investigation. just a little way from where we are is the woodland and, on the edge of that woodland, is wherejulia james' and, on the edge of that woodland, is where julia james' body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen are detectives carrying out a fingertip searches in this area, trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw miss james earlier that afternoon, she had gone out to take her dog for a walk but

julia james, the community support officer whose body was found in woodland, died of serious head injuries, police say. now on bbc news, it's time for newswatch. we'll have mormon news at the top of the hour. —— more news. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. a week of questions about how the refurbishment of borisjohnson�*s flat was paid for, but are viewers as interested as bbc news thinks they are? and was a downing street press briefing on covid the right place to ask about those redecorations? for several weeks, allegations of improper conduct on the part of borisjohnson and his government have been swirling around the media, and this week, three such stories all related to the prime minister's integrity dominated bbc news. most prominent was the question of who paid what and when toward the redecoration of mrjohnson�*s downing street flat. in an interview on saturday on the news channel, martine croxall suggested to the former labour party director of communications, alastair campbell, that many people might not be that bothered about the details of the case.

edge of that is where julia james' body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen as detectives carrying out a fingertip search is in this area trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw her some hours earlier in that afternoon. she had gone out to take her dog for a walk, but detectives clearly, as well as this investigation here, they are trying to gather clues, but they want to speak to any member of the public who may have any information. helena wilkinson reporting _ who may have any information. helena wilkinson reporting that. _ as the travel industry prepares for the potential easing of coronavirus restrictions next month, the boss of heathrow airport has urged the government to "get a grip" on long delays at border control. the transport secretary, grant shapps, said hold—ups were inevitable at the moment, but they would ease once covid—related paperwork had been automated. international travel restrictions are not due to be eased until the 17th may at the earliest. but what does this mean for t

and on the edge of that woodland is where julia james's woodland. and on the edge of that woodland is wherejulia james's body was discovered just after four o'clock on tuesday afternoon. what we have seen are detectives carrying out fingertip searches in this area, trying to gather clues. we also heard from a neighbour who said that they last saw miss james some hours earlier in that afternoon. she had gone out to take her dog for a walk. detectives clearly, as well as this investigation here, they are trying to gather clues, but they want to speak to any members of the public who may have any information. a little bit of breaking news to bring you now before we look at the headlines. the head of nhs england, sir simon stevens, is to leave his post at the end ofjuly. we already know that this had been indicated. he had told the nhs england board last year that he wanted to leave this summer. he had intended to step down sooner. it is usually a seven—year term, down sooner. it is usually a seven—yearterm, but down sooner. it is usually a seven—

one of their own it was julia james, to one of their own. one of their own it wasjulia james, she was 53 years old, she was a serving police community support officer, and her body was found in a remote woodlands in the village of snowden and kant. police were called to this woodland about four o'clock yesterday afternoon. then they told us that the debt the swing treated as suspicious and i spoke to the force a little bit earlier this afternoon and they told me now they are treating it as a murder investigation. now right now and no arrests have been made but police are very keen to find out whenever they can now, if anybody who may know the area commit is called a cult with it if you don't maybe you're travelling there for the day, an area between canterbury and dover, police would love to hear from you if you're in this area on monday or tuesday. if you have any information that you think may be helpful or better, some of that —— comforters which you can drop by to police. fin comforters which you can drop by to olice. , ., ., ., pol

the hunt for julia james's killer is continuing this morning. she was last seen by a neighbour leaving her home on tuesday afternoon, she went out to walk her dog, she wasn't on duty at the time, but then her body was discovered shortly after apm. in terms of what's happening here, we have seen a lot of searches of fields. this is a very rural area. a lot of places were cordoned off as officers carried out a fingertip searches and we saw door—to—door inquiries. this has hit the community hard. the home secretary said she is so saddened by the death and her condolences are withjulia james's friends, families and colleagues. and senior kent police officer said members of the force were shattered by what has happened ever finding were shattered by what has happened everfinding it were shattered by what has happened ever finding it very tough. i were shattered by what has happened everfinding it very tough. i have also had that from people who lived locally, one man said that when he was in his teens, he is to get in trouble with the police so h

james, the community support officer whose body was found in woodland, died of serious head injuries, police say. the first british police officer convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi

james was killed. the police have said that they understand this concern, they understand the worry, but they say they're number one priority is the safety of the community. they say there are extra officers out on patrol if anyone is concerned. they can go and speak to those officers if they are concerned. the police are saying that there is no clear motive. and the fact thatjulia james may have been killed by a stranger. they know this will be concerning for people, but they want to be upfront and open with people in this community. we are expecting to hear more from the police this morning. there is a news conference scheduled for around 11 o'clock. ,, ., ., ~ conference scheduled for around 11 o'clock, ,, ., ., ~' , ., conference scheduled for around 11 o'clock. . ., . ~' , ., , conference scheduled for around 11 o'clock. . ., . ~' , . it's emerged that the prime minister's mobile phone number has been freely available online for the last 15 years. borisjohnson�*s number was listed on a press rel

police are treating the death of 53—year—old julia james as suspicious, but no arrests have yet been made. 0ur correspondent simonjones is in snowdown, near dover. simon, tell us more about this investigation.— simon, tell us more about this investitation. ~ . ., investigation. well, the police now have the difficult _ investigation. well, the police now have the difficult task _ investigation. well, the police now have the difficult task of _ have the difficult task of investigating the death of one of their own officers, pcso julia james was 53 years old. her body was found yesterday afternoon, just after four o'clock, in woodland down the road here. now, the police say they are currently trying to ascertain the circumstances of the death, but they are treating it as suspicious. they haven't made any arrests, but there are a lot of police officers in the area. they have been carrying out door—to—door inquiries, trying to get more information as to what might have happened. they are appealing for anyone who may have seen anything unusual or suspicious in this area on monday or

there have been door—to—door inquiries too and there is a police guard outside julia james's house. the tributes have been led by the home secretary priti patel who said she was so saddened to hear of the death, she said her condolences were very much withjulia james' friends, family and colleagues at kent police. and a senior officer at the force has said many of them are feeling shattered by what happened, and that is very much the feeling in the local community. i spoke to one man who said that when he was younger, in his teenage years, he did get into a bit of trouble with the police but he said he was always treated fairly by pcso james and so he thanked herfor that. also in the community, people told me they used to go out walking their dogs with her, they desperately want answers as to what has happened here. the police are advising people to remain vigilant. now, in terms of pcso james, she joined the force back in 2007 and at that stage she gave an interview to a local paper in which she said she loved being part of the community, describing herself as a people person. this

they will have to reassure the community because many people are scared and anxious, julia james was attacked walking her dog, dog walkers are asking if it is safe to continue doing that, and the police say the safety is their number one priority. pubs and restaurants in northern ireland can re—open to customers today but only in outdoor spaces. non—essential shops, gyms and swimming pools can also re—open, along with self—contained holiday accommodation. our ireland correspondent chris page is at a caravan park in county down. i dare say, they are very excited today at the changes that are about today at the changes that are about to happen. today at the changes that are about to ha en. , today at the changes that are about to hauen. , . ., , ., to happen. they certainly are, charlie. what _ to happen. they certainly are, charlie. what better _ to happen. they certainly are, charlie. what better place - to happen. they certainly are, charlie. what better place to l to happen. they certainly are, - charlie. what better place to start the day than here, cranfield on the south

the 10-year is still top >>> welcome back shares of cnbc parent comcast higher today after raymond james upgrade the stock to outperform citing optimism around nbc universal and in part the phased reopening of theme parks universal's hollywood park is welcoming guests back today and that's where we find our julia boorstin with the latest julia, great backdrop. >> reporter: well, wilf, it's great to be out in the field and you can definitely feel the optimism here when there were lines when the park opened this morning. the park was sold out for its first three days open to the public universal hollywood and the 48 other theme parks and water parks here in california, they're now all able to operate at 25% capacity with online reservations only and of course distancing within the parks. now, the theme park industry contributes $1.5 billion to annual tax revenue and $14 billion to state commerce to the state of california here universal hollywood took 13 months when it was closed to finish up a new ride and also to revamp jurassic world, the ride. both universal and disney have been invest