it was these streets that zahid hussain was patrolling, armed with that knife. he‘s said to have had extremely violent urges directed at random members of the public. and in his own words, he said, "i keep stabbing people over and over again in my mind." friends of zahid hussain tell me he was an ordinary, happy birmingham schoolboy, but drugs, leading to mental—health issues and radical internet videos, later turned this man into a potential terrorist and a bomb maker. the government is on the eve of publishing an audit examining how people of different backgrounds are treated when it comes to education, employment, housing and health. the findings show that people from ethnic minority backgrounds are twice as likely to be unemployed. but also that white working—class students who attend state school are less likely to go to university than people from ethnic minorities. elaine dunkley reports. how fair is multicultural britain when it comes to race? this nursery in birmingham believes inequality starts early and has a lasting effect. in the past, we have

zahid hussain from birmingham became radicalised after reading books and online articles. he built the bomb using a pressure cooker and fairy lights as improvised igniters. a jury at winchester crown court was told hussain wrongly believed the pressure cooker bomb could cause devastating injuries, it was in fact incapable of detonating. if you have any old pound coins, now is the time to spend them. from next monday, the old pound will no longer be legal tender, and businesses will be able to refuse them and only take the new ones instead. but will they? some shops are expected to ignore the royal mint‘s deadline and continue accepting old coins, at least for a few weeks. sima kotecha explains. they've been the same for more than 30 years, but now it's all change. just days to go before the round pound coin will no longer be legal tender. and from sunday retailers can refuse to accept it if they choose to do so. at this newsagents, the owner's making it herjob to tell customers the old coin is on its way out. how many old pound coins have you got in your tail?|j would sa

zahid hussain from birmingham has been jailed for life, for making a bomb from fairylights and a pressure cooker. winchester crown court heard he'd been radicalised after watching hundreds of videos by so—called islamic state. a british—iranian woman imprisoned in iran, faces new charges, according to her husband. nazanin zaghari ratcliffe was arrested in april last year, as she tried to leave tehran. she was jailed for five years for trying to overthrow the government. human rights groups have called for her release. her husband richard ratcliffe says the new charges could add an extra 16 years to her sentence. the defence company bae systems is set to announce more than 1,000 job losses. it's understood most of the posts affected will be at its plants in lancashire, where the eurofighter typhoon jets are assembled. the government is about to publish its long—awaited audit of how people from different backgrounds in the uk are treated when it comes to education, employment, housing and health. the findings are expected to show that people from ethnic minority backgrounds are twice