Be from the oldham area. Hes described as an asian man of slim build. Police want to speak slim build. Police want to speak to any taxi drivers in the bradford area who may have dnven bradford area who may have driven the suspect to bradford moor park. Hes likely, police say, to have paid in cash. Say, to have paid in cash. People are also being warned not to approach the suspect. But to approach the suspect. But meanwhile, the killers of 23 year old footballer cody fisher have been jailed for life today, with minimum terms to serve of 26 and 25 years respectively. The semi pro footballer was stabbed and killed during a fight on the dance floor of a birmingham nightclub on boxing day in 2022. A jury at Birmingham Crown court found 23 year old remi gordon and 22 year old cammy carpenter guilty of his murder. Old cammy carpenter guilty of his murder. Cody fishers mum tracy said you never expect your child to be murdered. Well, in child to be murdered. Well, in other news today, 11 people have been arrested following a pro palestine protest at the labour partys headquarters. The labour partys headquarters. The group, known as youth demand , group, known as youth demand, were sprayed both the inside and outside of the building in red paint. The protesters are claiming the party are complicit in what theyve described as the murder of palestinians in israels conflict with the hamas terror group. Thats after sir keir starmer reiterated his call just this morning for the government to publish its advice on whether israel is violating International Humanitarian law International Humanitarian law in gaza. Meanwhile, a new poll in gaza. Meanwhile, a new poll has found that 74 of british muslims would not object if abortion was outlawed. A survey of 1000 british muslims carried out by jl partners also found that just 28 would object if homosexuality was banned. Homosexuality was banned. Homosexuality was decriminalised in 1967 and is currently supported by 62 of the general public. Supported by 62 of the general pubuc. The supported by 62 of the general public. The research was commissioned by the Henry Jackson society, which says the results reveal attitudes are very different from the bulk of the British Population and in the British Population and in the United States. Donald trump says that a womans right to abortion should be decided on a state by state basis. Polls show state by state basis. Polls show the majority of americans believe terminating a pregnancy should be legal, with about 1 believe terminating a pregnancy should be legal, with about1 in should be legal, with about 1 in 8 voters saying its the most important issue for them at the next us election. Well, the former president , whos running again this year, said the overturning of the historic roe v wade ruling actually means choice is returning to the american people. Many states will be different. Many will have a different. Many will have a Different Number of weeks , or Different Number of weeks, or some will have more conservative than others. And thats what than others. And thats what they will be at the end of the day. This is all about the will of the people. You must follow your heart or in many cases, your heart or in many cases, your religion or your faith. Your religion or your faith. Like ronald reagan, i am strongly in favour of exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother donald trump. For the latest stories , do for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. Scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. Common alerts. Good evening. Well, the last total eclipse here in the uk was back in 1999 as people headed down to cornwall in vast numbers and sir Patrick Moore was on the telly. And of course, typically telly. And of course, typically it was wet and windy and cloudy. But these eclipses are phenomenal events and there is one happening right now and its going up from mexico through nonh going up from mexico through north america , and we thought north america, and we thought wed show you it live. So im joined right now by doctor David Whitehouse, astronomer and biographer on the sun and the moon. Who better. 7 david, were moon. Who better . David, were about three minutes away, i think, in mexico from , totality. Think, in mexico from, totality. Yes. We are this is the moment when, remarkably, the disk of the moon fits precisely over the disk of the sun. And if you think that theyre so different in distance and theyre so different in size, it is a remarkable double coincidence that they fit over one another and the moon obscures the bright disk of the sun. So obscures the bright disk of the sun. So we can see the outer atmosphere of sun, the corona. And thats just about to happen down in mexico. And over the next hour and 45 minutes, that point of totality will move across the United States from the southwest of mexico to the northeast of canada. And millions of people will be along the 110 mile wide path to witness this remarkable spectacle of nature and how long does totality itself last . Well this is quite a long eclipse, so the longest you can possibly get of totality is just over six minutes. This is just over four minutes. This is just over four minutes in most places. So it is actually a very long eclipse, if the weather is cooperate and i hear that there are certain places like dallas where the weather is not cooperating, you should get a pretty long view of it. But the important thing to mention is that never look at it with your unaided eye or with an optical instrument. Never, ever, in any circumstances , look at in any circumstances, look at the sun. That way you need proper eclipse glasses or you need to view it online. But people, when they have seen an eclipse, it changes lives. It is one of the most, perhaps the most dramatic spectacle of nature we can witness. Yes, it certainly is. And doesit yes, it certainly is. And does it literally go . Does it literally go from light from day to darkness in minutes . To darkness in minutes . It goes in seconds, actually, because the sun is so bright that even if a tiny sliver of it is still showing through, it is very bright. It affects the whole whole landscape , but when whole whole landscape, but when it is obscured within seconds, the landscape goes dark. The birds usually think its night time and they stop singing. Wow. And were looking at the pictures right now, the nasa pictures. This is mexico, right now. Totality in a few seconds, i suspect. David. I suspect. David. Remaining. And when that sliver goes in a few seconds, you will then see this this bright, flower, this corona atmosphere around the sun. Well, lets keep our eyes on this right now. And, there are some times when pictures can do a lot more than words which for which i apologise to those listening in their cars. But this is now total darkness in mexico , and were waiting to see mexico, and were waiting to see this corona that David Whitehouse has described. Whitehouse has described. I think the exposure on that camera might be a little tricky, but , we should be able to see but, we should be able to see something in a few moments. Okay well, well stick with it. We will stick with it. We will stick with it. There we are. There it is. Wow gosh , there you are. And wow gosh, there you are. And its very scientists are very interested in the shape of that corona. The shape of the hot outer atmosphere of the sun, because it varies over the suns 11 year solar cycle. And although we can observe it from space, with our own artificial eclipses, if you like, we get the best view when this happens. So theres a lot of as well as wonder. Theres a lot of science to be done over the next, next hour and a half. Hour and a half. That is a completely extraordinary picture. And exactly as you described, the corona seems to be getting bigger and bigger. It is as, as the if you like, the moon settles in front of the sun, and the little bits are , sun, and the little bits are, are blotted out. Youll see a better picture. But you also see things called bailys beads dunng things called bailys beads during this time , which is the during this time, which is the fact that the edge of the moon has mountains and valleys, and sometimes the sun will shine through the valleys, and youll see little beads along the edge of the moon, which we can see little white beads we can see right now. Thats right, thats right. Thats right, thats right. Thats right, thats right. Its a its a beautiful example of a great cosmic coincidence that this happens. We dont know why, in the past, the moon was too close to the earth , and obscured the sun earth, and obscured the sun completely. In the future, the moon will be too small to do this. For some reason, its just our a few tens of millions of years when we are here. The dinosaurs did not see this type of thing. These. These eclipses are for us. And the next one in our part of the world is going to be 2026, where majorca or iceland are recommended if you want to go and see it, i understand david, the next uk one is not until 2090, which many of us wont make. I dont think so, but i shall try. Try. Well, all i can say is a big, big thank you to you for coming on and telling us what we were about to witness. And yeah, truly an astonishing sight. And thank you, David Whitehouse, for that great explanation. Thank you very much indeed. Well, i you very much indeed. Well, i have to say, folks , i thought have to say, folks, i thought that was really worthwhile when he talked about the corona, i really had no idea that it would look as dramatic as that. And so this will now, over the next hour and 45 minutes, make its way right across to new england. Way right across to new england. As david said, the Weather Forecast in dallas is bad, but its quite good out on the east coast of america and many, many millions of people are out there hoping to see this sight. I hope you agree that was well worth showing very, very dramatic and really quite exciting. Now on to something that is really rather extraordinarily depressing. In bradford on saturday afternoon, a woman pushing a baby in a pram through a park was stabbed to death. Mark white, gb news home and security editor , has an and security editor, has an exclusive story on this for us. Mark, what happened and who was the perpetrator . The perpetrator . Well, the perpetrator is still at large this evening. Someone who is described by the police as being extremely dangerous. Police as being extremely dangerous. The public, for obvious reasons, are being urged to not approach this man. Habiba masoom , who is a bangladeshi masoom, who is a Bangladeshi National who came to the uk two years ago. Weve been told on a student visa. Now the information that ive been told is that this man, was on a course, a degree level course, which of course allows him. Then on that student visa to remain in the country for around five years. Normally, im told that this man was not an overstayer , this man was not an overstayer, so he was still within the terms of this student visa, but he is being hunted at this time for the murder of kusuma akhtar , a the murder of kusuma akhtar, a 27 year old mother who was pushing her baby in a pram in the centre of bradford on saturday afternoon. She was stabbed multiple times around the neck area , a local doctor the neck area, a local doctor who was off duty, passers by rushed to try to help her, but she died a short time later in hospital. Now, police have confirmed , seemed that both the confirmed, seemed that both the victim and the prime suspect in this case were known to each other , they have not as yet said other, they have not as yet said what the nature of that relationship was, but both the victim and the prime suspect lived in oldham. There have been lived in oldham. There have been police raids taking place throughout today in oldham, in chester and in burnley , where chester and in burnley, where the prime suspect has links to. He was studying at a university in bedfordshire , for a course in in bedfordshire, for a course in digital marketing. He was a keen blogger as well, posting , blogger as well, posting, various videos on the internet of himself. Well, now this man of himself. Well, now this man has gone to ground. The last has gone to ground. The last time he was seen, nigel was about, 340 in the afternoon on saturday. Some 20 minutes after this attack, and he has not been seen since. Now, the home office, incidentally, have issued a statement, they say, with regard to the mans immigration status, it would be inappropriate to comment given the live investigation. However, they have said where foreign nationals are involved and then ultimately convicted of serious offences , then they will face offences, then they will face the full weight of the law and they will face deportation at they will face deportation at the earliest possible opportunity. Yes, well, well see about that. Yes, well, well see about that. Mark white, thank you for that. Mark white, thank you for giving us that ugly, grisly story. And well see as and when they catch this man, whether he is actually deported. I rather doubt that will happen in a moment. There was some polling out over the weekend that should, in my opinion, have led every front page of the newspapers. Today should have been debate on all the been the major debate on all the broadcast channels, yet they broadcast channels, and yet they dont talk about it. Dont want to talk about it. This is a survey, a Scientific Survey of british muslims, and it asks them their attitudes towards hamas, their attitudes towards hamas, their attitudes towards many , many questions in towards many, many questions in society. And it tells us how many of them think this country should introduce sharia law. It genuinely is shocking all of that in a ever since the 7th of october, weve seen these pro palestinian marches taking place in london and elsewhere. Indeed. I drove through one on friday evening in Parliament Square and was very pleased with the fact that i was in a blacked out car, windows wise, because ive been deeply critical. You know, weve got People Living inside our country that totally that believe in a totally different of values and different set of values and priorities. I was assured by priorities. But i was assured by everybody , dont worry, its everybody, dont worry, its only a minority. Everybody, dont worry, its only a minority. And after all, only a minority. And after all, only a minority. And after all, on these marches, we see an awful lot of White British christians. And i kind of wanted to believe it until a poll published this weekend conducted for the Henry Jackson society, but done by the reputable jl partners has come out with these facts. This is a survey of british muslims. Remember, only 25 believe that hamas committed murder and rape. Well, weve all seen the pictures of what happened. The seen the pictures of what happened. The heli gliders that came in to that festival, but only 25 of british muslims are prepared to accept that it actually happened. Nearly half, 46 sympathise with hamas. Hang 46 sympathise with hamas. Hang on. Hamas is a terrorist organisation, a proscribed organisation, a proscribed organisation by the British Government seem to be not just an enemy to israel, but potentially an enemy to us. And yet nearly half of british muslims support it, or at least sympathise with it. 52 of british muslims want it to be illegal to show an image of mohammed the prophet. Well, you know, in our country we do cartoons of the archbishop of canterbury, we do cartoons of the pope and anybody in religion. Its certainly up to their image being portrayed, and often in a less than favourable light. And the one that really, i thought was perhaps most worrying of all, that 32 of british muslims want to see shana british muslims want to see sharia law implemented in the uk. I find this genuinely terrifying, and i say that because because the Muslim Population of britain is 4 million today, by 2050, its projected to be over 10 million. Are we to have a huge group of millions of People Living in our midst that dont they not only dont share our values, but in many ways would like to impose their values on us . Thats what im disturbed by. But im joined by doctor alan mendoza, founder and of course, executive director of the Henry Jackson society, who conducted the poll. And im joined by mohammed amin, former chairman of the conservative muslim forum, alan, you commissioned this poll. Were you commissioned this poll. Were you surprised by the results . In some senses, yes. In some senses, no. I mean, clearly what i what we ought to be looking at is the totality of what were seeing. And the totality of what were seeing is that there is clearly an extremism problem within in this subset of people in uk, its writ large in the uk, its writ large across the board. It is, you know, question after question after question. It quite after question. It is quite different control poll of different to the control poll of the population. And even the general population. And even if can quibble certain if you can quibble about certain bits well, you know, bits and say, well, you know, people didnt know what they were the is that were answering, the fact is that overall, its showing much overall, its showing a much larger of extremism larger level of extremism amongst the british muslim communities than general communities than the general population. Communities than the general poputhink. Communities than the general poputhink thats right. And, i think thats right. And, mohammed, you know, youve been on and were on this show before and were always pleased you. Always very pleased to have you. And have muslim and we have we have muslim priests come this show priests that come on this show and argue these points, and and we argue these points, and you know, you always condemn the acts extremists within the acts of extremists within the muslim community. You always do. And thats quite right. It does need to be called out, just as you know any acts of extremism within any community in a democracy should be called out. And the point i made at the top there was that ive wanted to believe that its a minority of the british Muslim Population that support these views, because all the muslims i know want to get on with their li