20/08/2017 BBC Weekend News

The seven-year-old missing since the Barcelona attack has been

Julian Cadman - who was a citizen of both Britain and Australia -

was sightseeing with his mother when the van ploughed into them.

The 14 dead and scores of injured have been remembered today,

with the Spanish King and Queen attending a service in Barcelona.

Police have revealed the attackers planned to use

The father of two of them speaks of his horror at their actions.

TRANSLATION: I have lost my two sons.

I cannot forgive them for what they have done.

But they have left me and their mother with nothing.

Also on the programme this evening...

Five million people in Bangladesh are now affected by the worst

The death toll across South Asia has risen to 700.

The final win for Mo Farah in Britain.

And Sir Mo Farah bows out of British track racing.

It's been confirmed that a seven-year-old boy who'd been

missing since the Barcelona attack on Thursday is among the dead.

Julian Cadman, who held joint British and Australian nationality,

became separated from his mother when a van was driven

His family said they would remember his smiles and hold his memory

14 people were killed in that attack and a second one in nearby Cambrils.

Today the police revealed that extremists had planned to detonate

Our first report is from James Reynolds.

This morning, Barcelona's Sagrada Familia basilica -

monumental, unfinished - gave the city a place in

Renato was one of the first in the queue.

Because this city is a symbol of freedom.

The people of Barcelona now realise that they are as vulnerable as

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

The Archbishop of Barcelona asked the

And he offered consolation to the bereaved.

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

He and his mother were together on Las

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 and will remember

his smiles and hold his memory dear to our hearts.

The street in which he was struck has been taken back by

The Ramblas Avenue has become its own memorial.

Spanish police revealed today that the attackers had planned

They discovered more than 100 gas cannisters at the men's bomb

The father of two of the men, who were shot dead by police

on Friday, told the BBC he blames the Imam at their local mosque

Our correspondent, Wyre Davies, reports from the town of Rippol,

Captured by CCTV and mobile phone, the horror and panic of the attack

in Barcelona. As a white van hurtles down Las Ramblas. Killing 13 people

and injuring more than 100. But we now know it could have been much

worse. If the attackers had carried out their original planned to

detonate three massive car bombs. This is the small town of ripple in

the foothills of the Spanish Pyrenees, where at least eight,

perhaps all 12, and those accused of being involved in the attacks came

from. Most were of Moroccan origin and prayed at the local mosque. The

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

the wall with others who contributed to mosque funding. Police are asking

if this man, and Will Buckley Sochi, the imam at the mosque, was the cell

leader and mastermind of the attacks. 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 extended journey to Morocco but we know from his

flatmate here and others in the town that he left as recently as last

Tuesday very suddenly. All that is left here is a small Koran and his

empty bedroom. Today I spoke to the devastated father of two of the

attackers from Ripoll. Mohammed and Will Maher China. The last time I

saw my youngest son, he told me, was at three o'clock on Thursday, hours

before the attack in Barcelona and Cambrils. He did not come back. He

roundly blames the imam radicalising his sons and the others.

TRANSLATION: He took his 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. It is believed the imam was killed in the explosion

that destroyed a bomb factory in the town of Alcanar last Wednesday. It

was there that police found 120 large gas canisters, which they say

were to be used to make three car bombs. But the explosion at the

house forced the gang to change their plans. Here in Ripoll, whose

son is carried out these attacks, there is a determination that

however brutal, what happened. Be allowed to tear apart as tolerant

and peaceful community. Wyre Davies, BBC News.

Monsoon flooding in South Asia is now known to have claimed more

than 700 lives and driven more than a million people

Nepal and India have been affected, with some areas cut off

In Bangladesh, the flooding is the worst for 30 years.

Food supplies are now running low and, as our correspondent,

Sanjoy Majumder reports, the relief effort is being hampered

Flooding on a scale that Bangladesh has not seen in decades.

Water where once roads existed, entire villages washed away.

People trying to salvage what little can be retrieved.

In this case, a mattress floating in the water.

When you have nothing left, every little possession is invaluable.

He tells me how the water rose without warning at night,

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

some clothes and blankets, but by then it was too

There's now a sense of desperation among the survivors.

Aid workers bringing supplies of fresh water are soon surrounded,

but there is simply not enough to go around, leaving behind angry

Those who were lucky enough to escape have

This one is built on a narrow embankment surrounded by water.

There are 2,000 people living here along with cattle

and the problem is, with most of their homes washed away,

With so much water around and people squeezed into every inch of dry

land, there's now a fear that disease from contaminated water

could spread rapidly among the survivors.

Police say they have searched nine private care homes in West Sussex

as part of an inquiry into alleged ill-treatment.

Detectives say they may be investigating some deaths

at the centres operated by the company, Sussex Health Care.

Companies selling and arranging pension plans are to be banned

from making unsolicited phone calls and sending emails and text messages

The Government says it's trying to tackle pension scams

after fraudsters tricked elderly savers out of nearly

?5 million in the first five months of this year.

Here's our business correspondent, Joe Lynam.

Chas Drew lives in the Forest of Dean.

He invested his retirement savings into a fund which did not

The company has gone bust and he doesn't know how much

I don't think I'm stupid and yet you think, how

Rather than having a pension that I knew I could rely on,

What I am doing is managing to cash in one of the investments,

Since restrictions on how we invest our pension savings

were lifted three years ago, allowing people to spend

their savings as they wished, 3000 people have been defrauded

Much of that arose from cold calls from bogus companies.

?43 million worth of pensioners' funds were scammed since April 2014.

It is preying on your parents, my parents, on the elderly

and the vulnerable and we want to stop it.

What the government wants to do is make it illegal for companies

to call you up cold to talk about your pension pot

And even if you had agreed to the call, it has to be

with an established company with regular, up-to-date accounts.

So you can't hand over your savings to a bogus entity.

This ban on cold calls can't and won't, though,

Age UK welcomed the clamp-down on cold calls but said that

Their message is, if in doubt, hang-up.

A British paramedic who was injured while trying to help victims of a

terror attack in Finland has denied he's a hero and spoke of his sadness

that he could not save a woman's life. Hassan Zubier is in hospital

after he was wounded in the attack that killed two woman and injured

several others. Anna has been speaking to him.

This wasn't a typical tourist destination or a capital city.

Finland first suspected Islamist militant attack brought terror to a

market square in drug and chose women as the targets. In two days

ago, Hassan was strolling on the cobbles. I heard a scream, I really

heartbreaking screen. So I turned around and there was a man standing

over her, stabbing her. The father of two was stabbed multiple times as

he tried to defend his girlfriend and save a stranger 's life. I ran

immediately straight to her. I tried to stop the blood. He tried to stab

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

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

felt that someone get me. And I thought, OK, something has happened,

I am stabbed. I told my girlfriend to get away, run off. He then gave

me, I did not know if it was one or two stabbings, I went back to the

girl but her injuries were too severe. Some really bad cuts. Yes,

we lost. The suspect, an 18-year-old asylum seeker from Morocco who

arrived in Finland last year, was shot in the late by police and is

now in hospital. An attack described by fenland's President as shocking

and cowardly has been met with courage and defiance. Hassan's says

he would do it again. I am not a hero, I am just a person who cannot

look away. Hassan Zubier speaking to our correspondent, Anna Holligan.

With all the sport, here's Kathi Gnanasegaram

Mo Farah has won his final race on the track in this country.

After winning gold in the 10,000 metres and silver in the 5,000

metres at the World Athletics Championships in London,

he has won the 3,000 metres at the Birmingham Grand Prix this

Our correspondent, Joe Wilson, reports

The message of being prepared to be carried this sentiment was felt

inside the stadium and in the polite queue waiting to get in. He has done

a lot for our country, he is a great inspiration for the youngsters. Yes.

He just represents us so well, everything that Britain is. Yes, may

mean you. 3000 more metres on his farewell tour. For one more time,

one last time on a British track, he is there. Mo Farah will next take to

the roads, he will concentrate on marathons. British athletics will

look for a new figurehead and that is even tougher. He was pushed in

this race, he wasn't going to lose. That nobody as saying it was ever

the slightest bit easy. The final chapter. The final win for Mo Farah

in Britain. I love what I do and that is part of it but at the same

time, it can get harder when you have so much pressure and you cannot

go anywhere. But now on the roads it will be a new game with a new mind

and I am excited. He expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility

of his connection with coach Alberto Salazar. His reputation is clean.

And there is no time to deny it. But this era has to be over.

Tottenham were beaten 2-1 by champions Chelsea

The stadium will be the temporary venue for Spurs' home games

while their new stadium is being constructed.

But it wasn't the most auspicious start.

Spurs are on their way to Wembley, as they will be every couple of

weeks or so. Build their new ground, this is home and they had decorated.

The last visitors were Chelsea in the FA Cup semifinal, The Blues one

that and should have gone one up, but then Marcos Alonso is a left

back and still fancied this free kick. Everyone could why. Simply

unstoppable. Spurs played at Wembley in the Champions League last season

without much success. They needed something to settle them, they

needed Harry Kane and he needed some luck. Totten and held the thread but

offered strangely little threat until Michu bacteria scored one for

them. Some might want to cling on to the drop but not the champions,

Marcos Alonso, up from the back, winning at Wembley often takes a

trophy home, Chelsea will just take the points. Patrick Kerry, BBC News.

Great Britain have won the gold medal at the European Eventing

They had the lead going into the final showjumping event

and went on to secure the gold medal.

The British rider Nicola Wilson also won an individual bronze medal.

Details of the day's other sports stories are on the BBC Sport,

Website, including Huddersfield's victory.

Europe struggling in the Solheim Cup.

And England's men have won their opening EuroHockey match.

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel.