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this september record—breaking heatwave is set to continue and we've provisionally had the hottest day of the year so far. and on bbc london... a nationwide manhunt continues for an escapee who broke out of wandsworth prison. we speak to a former inmate who knew daniel khalife. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a huge manhunt is under way for the former soldier who escaped from wandsworth prison yesterday morning. more than 150 officers and staff from the metropolitan police's counterterrorism unit are trying to track down daniel khalife, who was accused of gathering...

he used to lead. in yemen we revisit the 11—year—old blind from birth who refuses to let the country's civil war defeat him, ahmed. and we are alive at the mercury music prize in london where we on newsnight at 10.30, no sightings of a man charged with terrorism offences, still on the run after escaping from wandsworth prison strapped to a food lorry. what are the consequences, for the prison service — ultimately the government? good evening. a terror suspect who escaped from wandsworth prison early yesterday morning is still at large, with police saying there've been no confir...

here in the uk, we have new pictures of the search for the terror suspect who escaped from prison. but still no sighting of the suspect. this is the van being searched. we will bring you the latest. also, world leaders will start heading to india for the 620 summit this weekend. we'll see what they'll be talking about and how india will present itself on the international stage. in china, exports are down again. we'll look at what that means for the rest of the world. to discuss this all, i'll bejoined by the panel — andrew fisher, former director of policy of the labour party, her...

Had not heard from their families in decades. >> wow. >> because they wanted some sense of connectedness. and to some extent, we became our own family within the prison, own family within the prison itself, but every man in the joint was going through the exact same process. we were in deep shame. man, we were hurting. we -- many of us did not want to accept responsibility for our behavior. we were looking for somebody to blame and we were guilty. shame, blame and guilt was dominant and my mother i think she saw me in that cycle and through her letters she threw me a life line and began to pul...

Sednaya prison, where as many as 50 people are killed every day. look at the nearby buildings in the complex, a white blanket of snow covers them, but the roof of this building, with the intense heat from within, snow free. that is where the state department believes bodies are burned, to hide evidence of an estimated 5,000 to 15,000 political killings. >> the building of a crematorium is an effort to cover up the extent of mass murders taking place in sednaya prison. >> reporter: the evidence of the no images exist from inside, but amnesty international has recreated the prison itself, based ...