taylor trust which richard setup in _ damilola taylor trust which richard set up in damilola taylor'swe will— set up in damilola taylor's legacy, and we will continue to carry on that— and we will continue to carry on that fight— and we will continue to carry on that fight and that campaign to make sure that _ that fight and that campaign to make sure that more young people can live better— sure that more young people can live better lives — sure that more young people can live better lives. and sure that more young people can live better lives-— sure that more young people can live better “vee— better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died _ better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in _ better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. _ better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. can - better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. can you - better lives. and damilola taylor's mother died in 2008. can you talkj better lives. and damilola taylor's i mother died in 2008. can you talk to us about some of the couple's achievements over the years? t

he set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign against knife crime.milola taylor trust and knew richard closely. he's told us a little about richard's campaign work. he turned his personal tragedy into purpose and he believed that young people, given the right support, can walk on the path of contributing to the community rather than being the problem, so he had this vision that he wants to get all young people engaged in positive activity. he believed you've got talent, he believed you have skills, he believed with support, they can excel, and that has been the focus of his work over many decades, so far, at the other stage of the trust, he focused on getting people into careers and he collaborated with the king's college to give access to disadvantaged people coming to the medical profession and he also campaigned in schools around issues of knife crime. he launched number of projects from the platform of the damilola taylor trust to equip people with the right skills to access work. we brought you earth hour in a paris a little earlier. here is the

he set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign against knife crime.losely. 0lu coker, thank you very much for joining us, i appreciate this will be a difficult time for you and i am very sorry for your loss. can you tell us what richard was like as a person miss he tell us what richard was like as a person mis— tell us what richard was like as a erson mis ., , , person miss he was a very personable man to work — person miss he was a very personable man to work with, _ person miss he was a very personable man to work with, he _ person miss he was a very personable man to work with, he connected - person miss he was a very personable man to work with, he connected with | man to work with, he connected with people around the community. it was very passionate about young people and believe that the young people come up with the right support, could do well.— could do well. you became an unintentional— could do well. you became an unintentional campaigner - could do well. you became an l unintentional campaigner when could do well. you became an - unintent

he set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign against knife crime.immediate ceasefire in gaza. his call came on the day the hamas run health ministry in gaza said 19 people waiting for aid have been killed by israeli forces — the israeli army has denied firing on the crowd. mr guterres said it was time to silence the guns and stop the nightmare ? describing the ongoing loss of life there as a moral outrage. hundreds of trucks waiting are waiting at the border crossing to bring much needed aid into gaza. mr guterres' visit comes as israel faces mounting international pressure to allow more goods into the territory — as fears mount of imminent famine. nothing justifies the horrific attacks by hamas on the 7th of october. nothing justifies the collective punishment of the palestinian people. now more than ever it is time for a immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it is time to silence the guns. palestinians in gaza. children, women, men remain stuck in a nonstop nightmare. communities are obliterated. homes demolished. entire families and generations wiped

he set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign against knife crime.to show you some pictures now of the moment a british runner made history by becoming the first woman to finish one of the world's hardest ultramarathons. jasmin paris, from midlothian, conquored the barkley marathons in tennessee with just one minute 39 seconds to spare of the 60—hour cut off. the gruelling mission covers 100 miles — or 160 kilometres — but with a mixture of climbs and decents — that are 60 thousand feet or 18,000 metres — that's about twice the height feet or 18,000 metres. that's about twice the height of the mount everest. earlier we spoke to stephen cousins, an ultramarathon runner who has his own you tube station dedicated to the sport. earlier we spoke to stephen cousins, an ultramarathon runner who has his own you tube station dedicated to the sport and asked him about the marathon course. the race has been going for many years. 1989 was when it first became the 100 mile event. i should say, they say it is 100 miles, but it is more. there are five loops of a pl

he set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign against knife crime. part in earth hour. the global event aims to raise awareness of environmental issues and the impact of climate change. here is the moment the sydney opera house in australia flicked the switch, in unison with the sydney harbour bridge. injapan, this is the tokyo tower having its lights switched off. a sight rarely seen, hong kong's victoria harbour and city skyline in darkness as part of the campaign. and here's bangkok 5 iconic temple of dawn, going dark. and this was the moment the lights on the eiffel tower in paris went off. here in the uk we are expecting landmarks like big ben to go dark in an hour's time. this is the scene live in london where you can see in the centre of your picture the london eye. in the next five minutes or so that should go into darkness. stay with us here on bbc news. it was a day of dodging the downpours. some really heavy showers out there driven by some big storm clouds including this one captured by one of our weather watchers in surrey. the lumpy sha

mr taylor set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign crime . campaign against knife crime.ubs, clubs and sports centres across the country will receive a funding boost to help keep their doors open. it's part of the government's levelling up programme , which aims to create programme, which aims to create jobs and support communities and it will also see curtains rise once again at the edinburgh filmhouse , two years after it filmhouse, two years after it was forced to close. that follows campaign backed by follows a campaign backed by actors ewen bremner and brian cox. independent cinema will cox. the independent cinema will get a funding boost worth around £1.5 million. those are the headunes. £1.5 million. those are the headlines . plenty more to come headlines. plenty more to come throughout the afternoon, and in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code your screen. go to code on your screen. or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now it's gbnews.com/alerts. but now it's back . nana. back to. nana. >> thank you sam. coming up, its political spotlight ,