A former Islamic State fighter who met now-notorious British jihadist Mohammed Emwazi in Syria has revealed the violent extremist was "strange" - and said IS leaders were "playing him like a piano".
Police are continuing to search a Barton Hill property in connection with the disappearance of Becky Watts.
Neighbours on Cotton Mill Lane have told ITV News that a couple live in the house with a two-year old girl.
Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov told the main UN human rights forum that the murder of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov was a "heinous crime" and that President Vladimir Putin was leading an investigation to bring perpetrators to justice.
He addressed the Geneva forum shortly before US Secretary of State John Kerry and after the foreign ministers of Croatia and Slovakia voiced concern at the killing in Moscow on Friday.
The Russian foreign minister has called on Ukraine to distance itself from 'extremists' and pursue a course towards peace.
Sergey Lavrov says 'tangible progress' has been achieved in implementing the package of measures agreed in Minks and the ceasefire is being consolidated.
Police have been given a further 36 hours to question the two people arrested in connection with the disappearance of teenager Becky Watts.
A major operation is underway to find the 16-year-old who was last seen on February 19.
Officers will not be able to question the two people, who remain in custody, after an extension was granted during a hearing at Bristol Magistrates' Court today.
No details have been released about the two people or why they have been arrested.
The four CCTV cameras on the bridge near the Kremlin where Boris Nemtsov was murdered were all not working on the night he was killed it has been claimed.
ITV News Europe Editor James Mates is in Moscow:
A former Islamic State fighter who met now-notorious British jihadist Mohammed Emwazi in Syria has revealed the violent extremist was "strange" - and said IS leaders were "playing him like a piano".
A defector from the militant group, Abu Ayman told the BBC that Emwazi would actively ignore his fellow Brits who had also travelled to join the fight.
The Islamic State militant known as Jihadi John was bullied as a teenager in school, his former headteacher has revealed.
Jo Shuter, who ran the Quintin Kynaston academy in London where the fighter - whose real name is Mohammed Emwazi - attended, also said she had no idea when he was radicalised.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, she described him as a "quiet, reasonably hardworking young person."
She said he was not particularly sociable and did not have a big group of friends, and said she had been horrified when she learned of what he was up to now.
Nigel Farage believes that he wouldn't be very good at being prime minister and thinks his family would rather he had not gone into politics.
Speaking to Kate Garraway for ITV's Good Morning Britain, the UKIP leader also revealed politics had caused problems in his first marriage but that he did not regret anything he had done.
Farage was interviewed as part of a series of Good Morning Britain features in which the presenters meet the leaders of each of the main political parties ahead of the May General Election. His choice of venue - the white cliffs of Dover - was symbolic of his beliefs, he said.
He said: “I want to be friendly with our neighbours and if you live in a street, it’s good to get on with the neighbours and I want to get on with the neighbours but I don't want to be absorbed by them.”
When questioned about his personal life, Farage admitted: "I mean to be honest with you, I think my whole family would rather I had never gone into politics."
