20/08/2017 BBC News at Ten

The seven year old British boy missing since the Barcelona attack

has been confirmed as one of the dead.

Julian Cadman was with his mother on Las Ramblas when the van used

in the attack drove into him and dozens of the others.

The dead and injured have been remembered at church services today

as the authorities release more details about the plot.

After finding more than 100 gas canisters at a suspected bomb

factory, police say huge attacks were planned.

Also tonight... of two of the attackers, who says

Bangladesh suffers the worst flooding for 30 years -

across South Asia millions of people are affected.

We hear from the British paramedic injured while trying to help victims

of the suspected terrorist attack in Finland.

COMMENTATOR: The final sprint, the final chapter.

The final win for Mo Farah in Britain.

After his last track race in Britain, Sir Mo Farah bows out.

And the legend of comedy, Jerry Lewis, dies at the age of 91.

Police in Spain now believe that the men responsible

of huge gas bombs. were planning a series

that a seven-year-old British child of the investigation as it emerged

attack was among the dead. missing since the Barcelona

Julian Cadman became separated from his mother when a van

was driven into the crowds on Las Ramblas.

dear to their hearts. his smiles and hold his memory

to remember the 14 people who died mourners in Barcelona today

attack in nearby Cambrils. there and in the second

Our first report is from James Reynolds.

The Sagrada Familia basilica - monumental, unfinished -

Renato was one of the in which to mourn all the victims.

It is incredible sadness. first in the queue.

What is happening is unbelievable. a symbol of freedom.

And they now face a choice. realise that they are

Change the way their city lives or carry on as before?

The Archbishop of Barcelona asked the city to unite against fear.

And he offered consolation to the bereaved.

The Cadman family now mourns seven-year-old Julian,

the youngest named victim of the attack.

In a statement, his family says... together on the Ramblas

He was so energetic, funny and cheeky.

Always bringing a smile to our faces.

We are so blessed to have had him in our lives

dear to our hearts. and hold his memory

The other victims include Bruno Gulotta from Italy,

Ian Moore Wilson was from Canada. and two grandchildren.

His family says he loved a debate and a proper sized pint.

with his wife, Heidi. United States was on honeymoon

the Nou Camp, fell quiet. unofficial cathedral,

Before kick-off, the stadium remembered the attack victims.

In tribute, the names on the players' jerseys have each

been replaced by the name of this city.

James Reynolds, BBC News, Barcelona.

Spanish police revealed today that they believe more than 100 gas

used by the attackers factory would have been

used by the attackers to set off gas bombs.

The father of two attackers shot dead by police on Friday has told

for their radicalisation. at their local mosque

where most of the suspects lived. reports from the town of Rippol,

where many of those involved in the town of Ripoll,

and Cambrils came to pray. in the attacks on Barcelona

The name of the one attacker still at large, Younis Abu-Yaqub,

written on the wall with others who contributed to mosque funds.

Police are asking if this man, Abdelbaki Es Satty, the mosque imam,

this town into jihad. so many young men from

This was his tiny flat at the top of the building in the town.

His bedroom has since been emptied of everything by police.

According to people at the mosque, he left two months ago to go

on an extended journey to Morocco but we know from his flatmate here,

as last Tuesday very suddenly. and others in the town

All that is left here is a small Koran in his empty bedroom.

attackers from Ripoll. father of two of the

The last time I saw my youngest son, he told me, was at three

He did not come back. hours before the attack

sons and the others. for radicalising his

TRANSLATION: He took these young, impressionable minds.

Messed around with their brains and now they are dead.

My sons and the others, it is all the imam's fault.

a bomb factory in the town in the explosion that destroyed

a bomb factory in the town of Alcanar last Wednesday.

It was there that police found dozens of gas canisters,

apparently primed to make three massive car bombs.

to change their plans. at the house forced the gang

Destructive events like this can often tear fragile communities

Wyre Davies, BBC News. there is a determination that that

James Reynolds is in Barcelona for us.

But not on this scale. is now under water.

Now almost all of it is underwater. been washed away.

There were houses, lanes, even a small playground,

which is over on that side. from the village mosque

Now the only way to get around is by boat and the villagers

are simply trying to salvage whatever is left.

In this case, a mattress little possession is invaluable.

This used to be Nur Hussein's home. floating in the water.

swirling through his house. without warning at night,

TRANSLATION: I saved my brother and his wife and came back to get

For some, however, but by then it was too

This woman was heavily pregnant leaving was not an option.

Her baby was born a day later. when the flood waters rose.

Delivered inside their home, surrounded by water.

all the way up to the bed. water inside our room,

We put some paper on the bed and put the baby on top, to keep him dry.

Itself reeling under floods. as a result of overflowing rivers,

Bangladesh is paying the price for being downstream.

There is now a sense of desperation among the survivors.

Aid workers bring in supplies of fresh water and are soon surrounded.

angry and frustrated. around, leaving many

People are now squeezed into every inch of dry land.

And with no sign of the floods abating, they could be here awhile.

Sanjay Majumder, BBC News, Kurigram, Bangladesh.

A British paramedic who was injured while trying to help victims

of a suspected terrorist attack in Finland has denied he's a hero

of one of the victims. that he could not save the life

Hassan Zubier is in hospital in the city of Turku in Finland

after being wounded in a knife attack that killed two women.

Our correspondent, Anna Holligan, has been speaking to him.

Finland's first suspected Islamist destination or a capital city.

Finland's first suspected Islamist militant attack brought terror

to a market square in Turku and chose women as his targets.

Two days ago, Hassan was strolling on those cobbles.

I heard a scream, a really heartbreaking scream.

over her, stabbing her. there was a man standing

The father-of-two was stabbed multiple times as he tried

I tried to stop the blood. and save a stranger's life.

he was standing right opposite me and I kicked him off,

He came back and I did not see him. and he ran away.

I just felt that someone hit me on the back side of the head.

And I thought, OK, something has happened, I am stabbed.

I told my girlfriend to get away, run off.

He then gave me, I do not know if it was one or two stabbings.

Yes, we lost her. but her injuries were too severe.

The suspect, an 18-year-old asylum seeker from Morocco who arrived

and is now in hospital. was shot in the leg by police

and cowardly has been met president as shocking

Hassan says he would do it again. with courage and defiance.

Anna Holligan, BBC News, Turku. that just can't look away.

One of the greats of American comedy, Jerry Lewis,

has died at his home in Las Vegas. comedy, Jerry Lewis,

up with Dean Martin. in the 1950s after teaming

Living It Up and Three Ring Circus. including The Stooge,

Jerry Lewis' goofy comedy made him own series of slapstick comedies.

Jerry Lewis' goofy comedy made him the world's best paid movie star.

But they were immensely popular. the cartoon-like nature of his films

I wrote the joke thinking, wouldn't it be marvellous

if the elastic face that we have, that can do so much,

wouldn't it be marvellous if our bodies were elastic?

So that we could do equally as much with them in animation?

Following his stage debut at the age into a family of Jewish

Following his stage debut at the age of five, he went on to play to great

acclaim to audiences throughout New York.

I'm not going to do it! up with Dean Martin.

Their combination of sophistication and slapstick brought a decade

I wouldn't lie, together in 16 films.

Now, look... I wouldn't lie to you.

to the house, if you cared to... time for you to come out

It sounds great. stalked by Robert De Niro

the Legion of Honour. a genius, awarded him

will be best remembered. performances for which Jerry Lewis

Jerry Lewis, who has died at the age of 91.

Good evening. here's Kathi Gnanasegaram

Mo Farah has won his final track race in this country but has

admitted that he may not compete for Great Britain again

if his marathon training doesn't go to plan.

Farah won a sixth World Championship gold and another silver in London

at the Birmingham Grand Prix. afternoon he won the 3,000 metres

Our correspondent, Joe Wilson, reports.

The message of being prepared to be carried but the sentiment was felt

inside the stadium and in the polite queue waiting to get in.

Yes. he is a great inspiration

Yes, Mo, they mean you. everything that Britain is.

3000 more metres on his farewell tour.

Go Mo. on a British track, he is there.

British athletics will look to the roads, he will

and that is even tougher. for a new figurehead

He was pushed in this race, he wasn't going to lose.

The final win for the slightest bit easy.

I love what I do and that is part Mo Farah in Britain.

I love what I do and that is part of it but at the same time,

you cannot go anywhere. so much pressure and

with a new mind and I am excited. it will be a new game

Farah expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility

of his connection with coach Alberto Salazar.

His record is clean, success unprecedented.

It's time to pop out of the room time to deny it.

It's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's

Premier League results as Match of the Day follows soon on BBC One.

Wembley Stadium is the venue for Tottenham's home games

defeat to champions Chelsea. but their first match ended in a 2-1

in the Premier League. victories from their first two games

They beat fellow newly-promoted side Newcastle 1-0.

Championships in Poland. medal at the European Eventing

after the dressage. who initially had the lead

jumping had been completed. the cross country and today's show

And Nicola Wilson also won an individual bronze medal.

over Europe in Iowa. with a comprehensive victory

the cup for the USA. Ewart Shadoff to secure

And the Americans went on to win 16.5 points to 11.5,

Details of the other stories are on matches finishing 6-6.

Details of the other stories are on the BBC sport website, including the

men and women's results from the hockey championships and the latest

from recycling in Spain. -- the cycling.

The population of Africa is going to double to 2.5 billion

in the next 30 years - a change could mean greater

African economies. of workers to transform

It currently has 191 million people, populous countries, Nigeria

to 410 million by 2050. projected to increase

terms of population. the United States in

on population change in Africa, of BBC reports this week

on population change in Africa, Alastair Leithead examines

Lagos is Africa's largest city. population 21 million

An ever expanding mega city of more than 21 million people.

and many end up in slums. are pouring into towns and cities,

with the influx of people. blessings of having to deal

it has been a deluge. in the last two or three years,

This is what an African mega city looks like.

It is crowded, it is chaotic and it is crumbling.

Lagos is already struggling to house, to look after and to educate

the way over 21 million people already living here,

into this city. are predicted to crush

But there is an incredible energy about the place and it is a matter

into an opportunity. creative thinking to turn it

This festival celebrates old historic Lagos, the masquerades

evil and to pray for its prosperity. returned to cleanse the streets of

Emerging from the downtown slums is one answer to the festival's

Lagos has no choice but to go up. blocks, building up.

This man spent 25 years as an urban all the population?

Nobody is using it. planner in Los Angeles.

Now, being able to use it to accommodate as much

of the people in the community, has really transformed the area.

the city without moving people out. but Lagos needs a way to retrofit

The government has cleared slums by force.

If you demolish it, it is a slum. in 40 communities are now

Naturally, two or three slums will spring up.

They suspect it is to make way for bigger plans.

Many based on luxury, waterfront living.

We are in the East End for Nigeria and the whole

between here and the cafe... of the site and then

from his penthouse. of the new development

Lagos has to balance a modern vision against inequality.

There will always remain the super-rich and there will always

remain the people simply below the poverty line.

But the hope is, over the next few years,

you will see that gap bridged, as more people get more jobs.

Nigeria's first electric railway is nearly finished.

But the people keep coming and the city will need electricity,

Alistair Leithhead, BBC News, Lagos. for them all.

The countdown has begun to a total solar eclipse

which takes place tomorrow. - with millions of Americans

preparing to see this once in a lifetime spectacle.

It will be the first eclipse to cross the USA from coast

People in the UK will be able to see a partial eclipse

at about 8pm tomorrow as long as there are clear skies.

A short time ago I spoke to Simon Calder, travel editor

for the Independent, who's eclipse chasing

He's on the ground at the Grand Tetons National Park

in Wyoming and tolds us about the built up to

I'm at one of the official eclipse viewing sites,

just north of the city of Jackson in Wyoming.

There is intense excitement here, of course, because this

So rare that it's passing over only one country,

the United States, that it's being called the Great American Eclipse.

We were hearing from Kentucky, I'm afraid the skies aren't

looking quite as good there as they are here.

One reason that this part of the US is so popular with eclipse spotters,

they are gathering in their tens of thousands,

is because of the weather data for the third week in August,

Anyone who was in Cornwall for the British total solar eclipse

in 1999 will realise that as an essential ingredient.

By this time tomorrow, the eclipse will just be leaving US

territory after sweeping the nation from to Oregon,

on the Pacific coast, to Chrlestown, South Carolina,

and I think it will bring America to a standstill.

People watching either on TV or online or in person.

We heard in a build up, traffic has been terrible.

A lot of these sites are remote, very rural.

It's going to be really, really bad tomorrow,

that's what the authorities are saying everywhere.

A few examples, in St Louis, one of the biggest cities

on the line of totality, they are expecting gridlock

and taking special precautions to try and make sure that

They are basically saying it is going to be awful.

Here in the Rocky Mountains, where so many people

are going to be converging, it would ordinarily be pretty busy

at this time of August, and they are saying,

if you don't need to drive on eclipse day, then please don't.

And people are allowing many hours to get here,

to the line of totality, this narrow band of 70 miles

So it could be mayhem, and they are expecting mobile phone

networks to be overwhelmed, because so many people -

this is the first total solar eclipse with the internet in the

US - so many people are going to be uploading, they expect that

But with all these great events, nobody knows exactly what's

going to happen till effectively it's all over.

And by this time tomorrow, I hope there will be a huge number

of people gathering to watch this solar eclipse.

That is Simon Coulter, very excited about the upcoming solar eclipse.

Time for a look at the weather with Phil Avery.

Down into the South West quarter, the first signs of cloud thickening

up and eventually in came the rain. That is mild and moist air coming in

from the Atlantic, all over the south of England and Wales during

the course of the night, stretching to Northern Ireland. Further north

and east, the skies will be clearer and some will see temperatures

falling away into single figures. What news of Monday, it is mild,

moist air and the cloud will set right across the South West into the

hills of Wales. Surly murky fare as well across a good part of the

Midlands into the selfies. But, get to the east of the Pennines cover

the top endorsed the -- feast Angola and Scotland, there will be some

cloud and put it will be ferried a good deal better than people in

Northern Ireland world will be a wet start, but that rain keeps on

coming. Some of that will be heavy. The band of whether it eases further

towards the north, light and patchy rain across the east of the

Pennines, and the East Borders staying dry for a good portion of

the afternoon. So to the north and east of Scotland, if the sun comes

out, we might see the temperatures getting up to 24 or 25 degrees, even

26. Tuesday, same combination of France easy their way to the top end

of Scotland, the rain taking a long time, perhaps lunchtime, again in

the south, this mild air, the potential is there if the sun comes

out, to sea temperature quite easily 2627 degrees. Here we are, Tuesday

into web and on the same low pressure driving the weather fronts

into the west of the British Isles, still the moist air in the south of

Britain and of the sun comes out, we could see the temperatures around

26, further north, a disappointing day for any time of the year but

especially in August. Here we are, warmer for a time in the coming

week, the driest of the weather in the south but further north there

will be periods of rain.