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Published 11:06 21 Sept 2023 BST
Updated 11:30 21 Sept 2023 BST

Former soldier Daniel Khalife has denied escaping from Wandsworth prison earlier this month.
The 21-year-old appeared in court by video link from HMP Belmarsh wearing a bright blue and yellow sweatshirt, the BBC reports.
He had been arrested in Chiswick, London, on September 9 by Metropolitan Police following a manhunt for the terror suspect.
The 21-year-old was being held at HMP Wandsworth on accusations of leaving fake bombs at a military base while serving as a soldier.
He denies the charges.
A major manhunt was launched on September 6 when he managed to escape the prison by hiding under a food delivery van.
The Metropolitan received reports of sightings of Khalife in the Chiswick area, four and a half miles from Wandsworth prison.
Police offered a reward of £20,000 for information that led directly to Daniel Khalife’s arrest, and were going door-to-door to try and find the missing 21-year-old, as well as poring over CCTV footage and utilising a police helicopter in the area.
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