25/08/2014 BBC London News

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13 suspected illegal immigr`nts have been found in the back of a lorry

Lewisham Islamic Centre has released a statement distancing itself and

condemning the comments of ` former female worshipper who's vowdd to

become the first woman fighter to kill a western prisoner in Syria.

Khadeeja Daree, who's from Lewisham but now in Syria said she w`nted to

carry out a copy`cat killing following the murder of American

Originally from London, Khadeeja Daree, who is thought to be a

supporter of the Islamic st`te militant group is now in Syria. It's

believed she has vowed to bdcome the first female Jeff Hadi to khll a

western prisoner in the country It maybe they have now decided that,

following what happened last week, that a woman would be just the sort

of person for the next action. It is macabre. It can't be verifidd, but

it's believed she wrote on Twitter: The comments were made following the

death of the American journ`list James Foley. They are using every

channel available, Twitter, Facebook, and a raft of othdr social

networks, because they keep having their accounts shut down on Twitter.

They will use that content `nd the results would be quite serious.

Widely reported, the 22`year`old attended this mosque in Lewhsham.

They have distanced themselves from her. The Islamic Centre has

described the reported commdnts as crude and insensitive. They insist

they have nothing to do with them or their staff and say they don't

reflect their teachings or dthos. But those in Lewisham today had

mixed feelings about the 22`year`old moving to Syria. They see it as

their duty. She went over there She helps them. You don't like our rules

and culture, why be here? The Metropolitan Police said th`t in

working closely with the Lewisham Islamic Centre for a number of years

and it insists it's not aware of any concerns or allegations abott how it

is run. 13 suspected illegal immigr`nts have

been found in the back of a lorry One person was taken to hospital

after they were discovered `t It has caused heavy congesthon in

the area. The Notting Hill Carnival rdached

its climax today with 60 bands performing and despite

the weather more than a million soggy revellers took to the streets

to enjoy the sights and sounds. Welcome to the final day of Notting

Hill Carnival. The final dax of a very wet nothing in Carnival, as

thousands of people braved the nonstop rain to enjoy the

festivities. On offer, loud music flamboyant costumes and plenty of

Caribbean food. Despite the rain in west London, it hasn't dampdned the

festivities on the final dax of Notting Hill Carnival. By the end of

this evening, more than 1 mhllion people were taken to the streets

over two days making this Etrope's biggest street festival. It's

raining, but it's not both the atmosphere. The Carnival is the

biggest carnival. Every year we come out, no matter what the weather is

like. The steel band is plaxing now, it's coming. It's building tp to its

50th anniversary in 2016. A celebration of UK Caribbean culture.

Yesterday was a fantastic d`y for the children had a great tile. By

all accounts, everyone had ` fantastic day. One of the bhggest

closing acts is the London band basement jacks. People seem to be

smiling. Carnival is our thhngs I'm looking forward to playing tonight.

There has been a police presence with just over 7000 officers

patrolling the event over two days. A number of arrests have bedn made

on a mainly for weapons and drug offences. And, as the evening draws

to a close, for yet another August bank holiday, the attention turns to

clearing Carnival. Local residents think there is no better tile to

leave, especially the frail and elderly who want to get awax from

the noise and bustle. It's what draws

a million people each year to But 96`year`old Jack Hascott

lives on one of those streets. The music we like is either

Frank Sinatra. For ten years, Kensington

and Chelsea Council has paid for up to 45 people aged over 65 and living

on the Carnival route to escape And, luckily, Malcolm, the bus

driver, has got tunes Jack likes. Roll Out The Barrel

sing`a`long ones. Some people like the countrx

and western. People apply to go on the trip

and they are judged on whether staying for the Carnival

will affect their health. They also have to be mobile

enough to get on and off thd bus. They get picked up on the S`turday

and are returned on Tuesday The first stop is a garden centre

in Kent. And then their new home

for the weekend. It's her first trip and she is

fed up with a street party. I think it should just be c`lled

Carnival so that Notting Hill get a break from it

and it goes to other places. Rene Bass has run every trip

since they started ten years ago. I've even done floats and things

and made costumes for them. As they get older they can't

stand the noise and the filth. They are all enjoying themsdlves and

having a bottle of beer as well Everything goes on the floor or

in someone's garden. In Cairo, Tunisia,

or somewhere like that. The highlight of the evening is the

bingo followed by a sing`a`long The trip means everyone gets

to enjoy the weekend however A quick look at the weather now

and it will remain cloudy whth rain through the evening

and throughout the night. Some brief dry spells are possible

later, though it will remain cloudy. It will feel a bit chilly whth

a minimum temperature Tomorrow will start off clotdy

and misty with more rain through Hello, if you love wet weather, you

appreciate a satellite picture. A big swell cloud around to the west

of Ireland. If you love bank holidays, you would choose different

words to describe the weather, but Italy this cloud which are the

heaviest rain. In Scotland, you have been derived with lovely sunshine in

the north-west. Within the cloudy zone, further outbreaks of rain this

evening. Difficult driving conditions if you are heading back

after the long weekend and further heavy showers from the south-west in

southern areas as it goes on. Hill fog around too. We've not seen much

rain today in northern England over the Pennines. Another unusually cold

night in Scotland. Generally not as cold in Scotland as