esther ghey, speaking — scarlet either. esther ghey, speaking about _ scarlet either.t one of - scarlet either. esther ghey, speaking about one of the l scarlet either. esther ghey, - speaking about one of the teenagers that medical daughter. just over a year later, esther has meet treatment metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting. why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed _ why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed has _ why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed has impacted - why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed has impacted so | has been committed has impacted so many other people, and obviously what they have gone through is terrible as well. they've lost a child and having only lost a child but also they have to live with what has happened now the rest of their lives. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through, and i think for that kind of feel a bit of a connection to her as well. ., . , of feel a bit of a connection to her as well. ., .,

sally nugent has been speaking to esther ghey.only going to impact me. i genuinely don't feel any of those towards scarlett�*s parents, and... i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either. esther ghey speaking about one of the teenagers who murdered her daughter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson�*s mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was

sally nugent has been speaking to esther ghey.y don't feel any of those towards scarlett�*s parents, and... i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either. esther ghey talking about one of the teenagers who murdered her daughter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very p

and today, esther ghey, the mother of the murdered teenager brianna is what here to watch.—year—olds last february. she thinks mindfulness in schools will build resilience. four... three... two... 0ne... ! four... three... two... 0ne...! cheering— cheering esther herself has practised mindfulness for the last eight years. mindfulness for the last eight ears. ~ , , , mindfulness for the last eight ears. ~ ,, ., mindfulness for the last eight ears. ~ ,, years. mindfulness teaches you to be more in the — years. mindfulness teaches you to be more in the present _ years. mindfulness teaches you to be more in the present moment - years. mindfulness teaches you to be more in the present moment and - years. mindfulness teaches you to be more in the present moment and be | more in the present moment and be more _ more in the present moment and be more aware — more in the present moment and be more aware of your surroundings. last february, when it happened, me and my— last february, when it happened, me and my other daughter would go for walks _ and my other daughter would go for wa

my heart goes out to esther ghey. the point about _ more. my heart goes out to esther ghey.eally want to be listening to. they think they have solutions. they are not cynical. they saw in lockdown politicians closing schools, vaccines being rolled out. they want their voices heard. think what they have been through. they have had a lockdown, there is war in europe. they are all talking to me about the cost of living and parents being able to afford food. they are interested in health, can we see a doctor? they have come up with 33 big ambitions. we have tested them on all the leaders and we want every political party to listen and to have a children's manifesto and to talk to children. we want to see it on everyone's manifesto. you talk to children. we want to see it on everyone's manifesto.- talk to children. we want to see it on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are — on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are not _ on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are not cynical. _ on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are not cynical. the - children

sally nugent has been speaking to estherjheye. speaking to esther ghey. — it's only going to impact me. i genuinely don't feel any of those towards scarlett�*s parents, and. i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either. esther ghey talking about one of the teenagers who murdered her daughter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel. ..a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it

since her daughter's death, esther ghey has been campaigning for better online safety for children and people in schools. you talk about choosing to make something positive out of the most horrific thing that could possibly happen. if you were able to cooperate or work in some way with scarlettjenkinson�*s mum, how much do you think you might be able to achieve? i imagine that might be quite a powerful combination. we're working together in a very private way. there is good out there and i think the level of support we've received across the uk, and the kindness that we've received from people as well as scarlett�*s family, as well, itjust show that there is that hope of unity and for people to be better to one another, as well. esther is hoping that working with the mother of her daughter's killer might help with her campaign to make society a safer place for young people. still to come on the world today — paving the way in sierra leone for that we spoke to eldest elbow for his dreams are in a small part of west africa. from naked men to fashionably dressed people, we will bring you

esther ghey knows that all too well.d like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for 0fcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content

esther ghey knows that all too well.er daughter, brianna, was murdered after her killers were able to access violent content. i would like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for ofcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content was prolific on socials. the other said cyberbullying had a negative impact on children's health. all make for grim reading, but the recurring theme here was the children's lack of trust and confidence in reporting these problems online. shiona mccallum, bbc news. fast food isn't so fast at mcdonald's at the moment. the food chain is experiencing technical problems in some of its restaurants across the world, leaving customers unable to orderfood. the company said they are aware of a technology outage impacting their venues

esther ghey, brianna's mum... in san francisco and buenos aires. this is one of the bad consequences of this. the government said that schools shouldn't allow kids to have phones. they will have a phone, anyway. it's like this. they will hide the phone. and it's not the way. they need to learn to use their phone responsibly, in a responsible way. and we need to have the social media service with some kind of, you know, responsibility, as well. how much does it matter to you to try to change the situation? i know there are still lots of young people suffering. and this is something we are, you know, in a good country, in a modern society. we shouldn't have our kids dying for this stupid matter or subject. mia was always asking questions. she was always curious. she was. she was she wanted to understand everything... yes, yes. ..in the world. do you think you will ever be able to understand why this happened? i think i can accept what happened. i don't think i will understand. it's a... i accept it's happened to me.

and today, esther ghey, the mother of the murdered teenager, brianna, is here to watch. was lured and then killed in a park by two 15—year— olds in february last year. she thinks mindfulness in schools will build resilience. three, two, one! i actually do guided meditation. esther herself has practised mindfulness for the last eight years. mindfulness teaches you to be more in the present moment and to be more aware of your surroundings. in february last year, when it happened, me and my other daughter would go for walks and we would see, like, the beauty that was around us — we would see like the beautiful trees or the flowers or the blossoms or how lovely the sky was. and i think that during a difficult time, it's really important to be able to see those things because it shows you that even though you're struggling that there is still beauty in the world. nice and still on the floor. esther believes it should now be introduced in all primaries in england. we did blow a balloon up. this school has been teaching it for the last five years. mindfulness isjust about exper

esther ghey knows that all too well.dered after her killers were able to access violent content. i would like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for 0fcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content was prolific on socials. the other said cyberbullying had a negative impact on children's health. all make for grim reading, but the recurring theme here was the children's lack of trust and confidence in reporting these problems online. shiona mccallum, bbc news. ajury in michigan has found the father of a teenager who carried out a deadly school shooting guilty of involuntary manslaughter. james crumbley was found to have partial responsibility for giving his son, ethan, access to the gun he used to kill four people at the oxford high school. ethan h

esther ghey knows that all too well.r her killers were able to access violent content. i would like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for 0fcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content was prolific on socials. the other said cyberbullying had a negative impact on children's health. all make for grim reading, but the recurring theme here was the children's lack of trust and confidence in reporting these problems online. shiona mccallum, bbc news. there's growing anger in hull as people wait for answers about what happened at a funeral director's in the city. investigations are continuing into legacy independent funeral directors where 35 bodies were removed by police, including what's believed to be human ashes. it comes after concerns were rai

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brianna ghey�*s mum esther tells bbc breakfast about meeting the mother of her daughter's killer for first time. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through, and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection. the film oppenheimer wins seven awards at the oscars — but it was ken who stole the show overnight. # i'm just ken, anywhere else i'd be a ten. # is it my destiny to live and die a life of blonde fragility? liverpool a life of blonde fragility? and manchester city are inseparable liverpool and manchester city are inseparable following a thrilling draw at anfield, as where you can clap and pep guardiola in what is set to be their final premier league meeting —— as where you can clap. a fairly cloud deal on a cloudy day ahead with patchy rain and drizzle but more widespread rain across northern ireland and western scotland and it is turning warmer this week. all the details later. it's monday 11th march. our main story. this photo of the princess of wales and her children has been pulled from circulation by seve

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there's a lot to get through this interview with esther ghey, the mother of brianna. really important. and she's really putting all of her energy because, see, on that clip there, the energy that she's putting now into trying to change the relationship between children and smartphones. yeah. >> and that access to the internet and the dark net, that's the point, getting touches this morning. weren't you gbviews@gbnews.com.7 don't go anywhere. firstly your latest news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatiana sanchez. >> beth, thank you very much for the top stories. public satisfaction with the nhs has fallen to its lowest level since records began 40 years ago. with waiting times among the biggest concerns. a poll found that difficulty accessing gps is also a major worry , with the number a major worry, with the number of people satisfied with the health service now just 24. that's down from 70% in 2010. rates of dissatisfaction are roughly the same across both major political parties . the major political parties. the report found that tightening funding and chronic w

>> esther ghey. she's >> mine is esther ghey.up and found the courage to meet up and work the of work with the mum, of the of scarlett jenkinson. is scarlett jenkinson. this is scarlett. one of the girls scarlett. was one of the girls who who murdered you who who murdered brianna. you know, she's showing a total lack of hatred bitterness. she of hatred and bitterness. she said, know that she can't said, you know that she can't feel hatred for of the feel hatred for any of the jenkins family. feel hatred for any of the jenkins family . they have to jenkins family. they have to live with what's happened and she's through now. she's going to work through now. i'm sure i could what i'm not sure i could do what she's i think she's doing. i don't think i have the heart or courage to have the heart or the courage to do it, thank god there are do it, but thank god there are people this world. people like her in this world. all pressed time. all right, bit pressed for time. >> actually picking >> i do regret actually picking this given ou

esther ghey knows that all too well.ter, brianna, was murdered after her killers were able to access violent content. i would like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for ofcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content was prolific on socials. the other said cyberbullying had a negative impact on children's health. all make for grim reading, but the recurring theme here was the children's lack of trust and confidence in reporting these problems online. shiona mccallum, bbc news. charlie, you are looking at more controversy, speculation surrounding diane abbott after a particularly interesting week. there are a few elements to go through. labour's deputy leader angela rayner has said that she would like to see diane abbott back in the labour party

i left the esther ghey clinic and fortunately, where i live is very close to the esther ghey clinic .ut 45 minutes to an hour later , i minutes to an hour later, i noficed minutes to an hour later, i noticed that my work blackberry was ringing and i realised i had to be back in the office. so i headed back to work . but the headed back to work. but the moment i work, i walked through the doors of my office. i felt i had to project a facade . i had to project a facade. i didn't feel comfortable telling my, fellow colleagues and it really it took about two, two and a half years before i had the confidence to tell my fellow colleagues and ultimately my parents as well, telling my parents as well, telling my parents was one of the hardest things . and you mentioned things. and you mentioned earlier how i, i, i came out in a hostile environment when i was at school and really telling my parents about my hiv diagnosis. it was like coming out a second time. so the hiv diagnosis, it effectively put me back in the closet. so i'd been in the closet. so i'd been in the closet as a teenager for be

the sunday mirror shows esther ghey, brianna's mother, starting her campaign for mindfulness in schoolsld us about in the studio a few weeks ago. and, finally, the mail on sunday has princess diana's brother, charles spencer, talking about his difficult childhood — he will be with us next week. but what i reckon will be headlines everywhere in the next few hours... this picture released in the last half hour showing the princess of wales and her children, after weeks of frenzied speculation about her health and whereabouts. the bbc�*s daniela relph can tell us more about that now. what has happened here? that photo ou are what has happened here? that photo you are looking _ what has happened here? that photo you are looking at _ what has happened here? that photo you are looking at has _ what has happened here? that photo you are looking at hasjust _ what has happened here? that photo you are looking at hasjust been - you are looking at has just been posted on all of these social media accounts of the prince and princess of wales. the new image was taken in windsor earlier in the week.

esther ghey, mother of the murdered teenager brianna ghey, has met with the prime minister and technology mindfullness in schools. the meeting, which took place over a video call, is hoped to help shape safeguarding for children on mobile phones and social media. the government's plans to send migrants to rwanda will cost nearly £400 million, that's according to the national audit office. ministers say the scheme will reduce the number of migrants trying to enter the country illegally, but labour has described the costs as a "national scandal." 0ur political correspondent, iain watson joins us now. the number crunching, what does it tell us? it the number crunching, what does it tell us? , , ., . tell us? it tells us that the cost ofthe tell us? it tells us that the cost of the scheme _ tell us? it tells us that the cost of the scheme is _ tell us? it tells us that the cost of the scheme is going - tell us? it tells us that the cost of the scheme is going to - tell us? it tells us that the cost of the scheme is going to be i tell us? it tells us that the cost. of the scheme is going to be

last february, transgender teenager brianna ghey was murdered.imes by 215 year olds she thought were her friends. >> her mother, esther, has spoken to this show and is campaigning for child safe phones for under 16 seconds, which she believes would have saved her daughter's life. our reporter elena smith brings us this report with the soul of the party. >> i suppose , and she was, she >> i suppose, and she was, she was so outgoing and she was so out there and, yeah, she was also very, like, defiant . and also very, like, defiant. and she would she would do whatever she would she would do whatever she wanted to do . she wanted to do. >> this is the last time transgender teenager brianna ghey left her house. she was murdered in february last year , murdered in february last year, stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife by scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe. 215 year olds she thought were her friends . she thought were her friends. brianna's mum esther thinks all of this could have been avoided if social media safeguards had blocked her daughter's

brianna ghey�*s mum esther tells bbc breakfast about meeting the mother of her daughter's killer fori kind of feel...a bit of a connection. the film 0ppenheimer wins seven awards at the oscars — but it was ken who stole the show overnight. # i'm just ken, anywhere else i'd be a ten. # is it my destiny to live and die a life of blonde fragility?

they were sentenced to life in prison, while esther ghey has said that the meeting gave her hope that what she's called peace of mind, which is a community interest company. she's launched as brianna's legacy. miss jai says it's a moment of collective grief. >> the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people , and obviously what other people, and obviously what they've gone through is terrible as well. and they've lost. they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life . of their life. >> and back to some other royal news. the queen will lead the royal family today at this year's commonwealth service. later, as the king continues his cancer treatment , her majesty, cancer treatment, her majesty, accompanied by the prince of wales and various other members of the royal family, are due to gather at westminster abbey for the annual celebration. this year's event draws on the theme of resilience against a backdrop of resilience against a backdrop of various health worries within the r

we've got an exclusive interview with esther ghey, the mother of, the deceased, young, girl deceased,ve got feargal sharkey talking about the waters. we've got the actor james the waters. >> he's a big campaigner and mr motivator. him? he's motivator. remember him? he's still strong. he's talking still going strong. he's talking about why you can say to someone, you're fat, oh, is he coming in? >> yeah. you were about to eat that chocolate. >> reached for the chocolate >> i reached for the chocolate in truck at that point. in your truck at that point. >> they do look nice. yeah, that's quite lively . yeah. and that's quite lively. yeah. and of course, this abdul ezedi scandal well. how big scandal as well. how big a problem is this? if people are being undergoing a fake conversion to hang its head in shame over this man because he should have been deported. >> they going into this >> but they kept going into this tribunal saying, church, there's >> but they kept going into this triimanysaying, church, there's >> but they kept going into this triimany bitsig, church, there's >> but the

esther headed into a classroom this week to launch a campaign to have mindfulness lessons made part ofsun on sunday exclusive star and divorcee hugh's new lady. well, maria, katie and i were talking about hugh bonneville in the meeting before the show, but downton star hugh bonneville has been on a string of dates with an actress. the tv earl, who is an absolute teenager at the age of 60, and divorcee claire rankin, went back to his london flat months after he split from his wife lily . well, good luck to wife lily. well, good luck to him. he's a landowner. how can you say no to lord grantham? last but not least, daily star sunday tv snags exclusive the rocky horror show just 1 in 3 brits put on fresh socks daily, and a staggering number wear the same pair for an entire year. something has gone horribly wrong. there you go. those are your front pages. let's get reaction now from my fantastic punst reaction now from my fantastic pundits tonight. delighted to have the beloved actor and tv star christopher biggins, former conservative mp and farmer neil pansh conservative mp and farmer ne