— what is the feeling there in south ort? ~ , ., southport?rt? well, here this morning, we have been watching _ southport? well, here this morning, we have been watching as _ southport? well, here this morning, we have been watching as there - southport? well, here this morning, we have been watching as there is i we have been watching as there is still a steady trickle of people coming to pay their respects to those three young girls who died. there are flowers, balloons and soft toys. and now on the road there are chalk drawings with the names of those three girls who lost their lives. there are plans in place tonight for buildings to be lit up across the north west to remember the girls, and also show solidarity with all of those people who have been affected by these really terrible events. we known there are more protests planned for the region across the weekend. police in southport are still working under that special order they have been given, special and enhanced powers to carry out stop and search to try to carry out stop and search

southport. >> is your other leadership rival , kemi badenoch, who says rival, kemi badenoch, who saysto a lack of integration. are we in danger of confusing different issues here? there's an issue with lawlessness, if i may say, with regard to backing the police, did the conservative government over the last 14 years and beyond back the police enough? you had theresa may, the former conservative prime minister, cutting police numbers at the home office, undermining the police. you've got the police still not forgiving her for that? >> well, there are more police officers today on our streets than at any time in our history, but i think the point that you make is a valid one. i want the police to respond to this lawlessness in the strongest possible terms . possible terms. >> zero tolerance. >> zero tolerance. >> absolutely. and they should know that their politicians will have their backs. the public are absolutely aghast at what is happening right now . they want happening right now. they want law and order restored to the streets and they need to know that the prime minister and in

sometimes it seems even daily events from harehills to southport, south end to manchester to kent. i'm not exaggerating when i say britain is aflame. crime of a particular evil is unravelling across the country . it's crime with no country. it's crime with no particular community, no cause, just a general sense of disorder and a loss of control, a loss of that polite understanding that we are the police and the police are us. and at times like this, one can only hope that the police are doing what they were set up to do to deter crime. but no, a new metropolitan police recruitment campaign seen on the tube shows a force that has lost its sense of purpose. the advert reads you've stopped someone carrying a large amount of drugs. he's just a teenager, he's exhausted and scared. he's broken the law. but maybe he really needs your help. so how do you get him talking? this is social worker style policing. it turns criminals into victims. it poses crime as a mental health problem caused by external factors . removing the factors. removing the consequence of free will from those who victi

i was in south oort deal with them accordingly.gly. i was in southport last week _ deal with them accordingly. i was in southport last week there _ deal with them accordingly. i was in southport last week there was - southport last week there was trouble outside the mosque. people there said they did not believe that there said they did not believe that the majority involved were local people. do you think that's the same with you? people. do you think that's the same with ou? , ., ., with you? first of all, can i say, our regards _ with you? first of all, can i say, our regards with _ with you? first of all, can i say, our regards with the _ with you? first of all, can i say, our regards with the parents - with you? first of all, can i say, our regards with the parents of| with you? first of all, can i say, i our regards with the parents of the three beautiful girls who passed away. it's a shame that we cannot share their pain because of what's going on. we believe there were people travelling from darlington, newcastle, so people

is the proportionate reaction to what we're seeing on the streets of southport, south end and the restit. so i've got to say, there was huge frustration. you can see there that that's me just getting cuffed by the copper, she was saying that there's a displacement order around here. you're not allowed to be here. i explained to her as a journalist. i explained her work to gb news and it was over very quickly. i don't know overdramatise this. i was just doing my job as a journalist and they were very fair and very reasonable with me. >> okay. and do you think though there was evidence of two tier policing in what happened in central london, perhaps compared to what happened in southport last night and leeds? >> i've been on lots of these protests. i was at the i was at the cenotaph protest, when coppers were putting the baton into the lads there, there's footage again of me, restraining one of the fellers there. he was about to get a severe kicking. i pulled him back, and i think i did him a favour. in fact, his daughter messaged me, said, thank you, martin, for saving my father from wh

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the letter was sending to reach out to 0, southport the one year of to be arrested in prison. been to the full, the pockets of the prime minister, inbound con, thousands of protest as have taken to the streets to demand for his release. was there a roof upstairs commode, hired to report some swampy tens of thousands of papers that rather get along my day long. the paper i knew i had danger to run new york. so i'll be a major flower shop by the project on that. it can solve one the often i am ron vaughan registered by the government. several of their leaders out in j. but does of god does not diminish the into it is i'm of the supporters open bordering from across the country from the southern programs of things from the fun job i'd rather i'd rather just on drawing but the larger show for that going to be a head and so i'll be a clear message or the government that they're there, the number, according to these people are in your mom, just on the stand with them wrong calm as he is. the only truth will lead to in this concern, who is the puts in jail for one year by the corrupt

fiona trott, bbc news, southport.in the south of gaza to relocate to designated "humanitarian zones. " the order follows saturday's israeli airstrike on a school compound in gaza city — which it says was a hamas command centre. more than 70 people died. us vice—president kamala harris condemned the loss of civilian life. you know, yet again, there are far too many civilians who've been killed. i mean, israel has a right to...go after the terrorists that are hamas but, as i have said many, many times, they also have — i believe — an important responsibility to avoid civilian casualties. meanwhile in tehran, iran's new president masoud pezeshkian nominated a western—friendly diplomat to be foreign minister, and a woman to fill another cabinet post. they are among nineteen proposed cabinet members being presented to parliament for approval. abbas milani is director of iran studies at stanford university. he gave me his thoughts on what a potential iranian response to israel could look like. i think, by every indication c

tell us what is happening in southport today. the words that we call him says those tragic med is the 3 young goals, the crime scene right behind me. the police said, still all the people of south who are truly mooning for the loss of the very young residents. and that will be coming their ration and memorial for them later on today, they want to keep the attention of the 3 lives last. but of course, what we've seen in the day since has been widespread disorder up and down the country with the via popping up in towns and cities may across the news of england . and today the u. k. prime minister kissed homage had a special cobra meeting. it's an emergency committee between him and his cabinet ministers, police chief, civil servants intelligence offices, trying to put a handle on this situation. and off to that, he announced that there will be, as he quoted, a standing army of officers who will be able to deploy to various different communities. in taco these riots when they are happening. he said that this is the right. so the re

fiona trott, bbc news, southport.relocate to designated "humanitarian zones." the order follows saturday's israeli air strike on a school compound in gaza city — which it says was a hamas command centre. more than 70 people died. meanwhile in tehran, iran's new president masoud pezeshkian nominated a western—friendly diplomat to be foreign minister and a woman to fill another cabinet post. they are among 19 proposed cabinet members being presented to parliament for approval. i'm joined now by abbas milani, director of iranian studies at stanford university. thank you so much for your time today. firstly, the region is bracing for a response from iran most of what form do you think that will take? i most of what form do you think that will take? ~ ~ will take? i will think, i think, every indication _ will take? i will think, i think, every indication coming i will take? i will think, i think, every indication coming from | will take? iwill think, ithink, i every indication coming from iran, they don't want a full war

it was the name of it alger 0, southport, the porter. this is a senior fellow at the same time you came to changing europe. he says, rhetoric is by some media outlets of the full but conservative government, partly to blame for the violence. it is organized in the loose sense that there are networks on social media that are coordinating and these protests, um, it is also um, just a violence and tucker a mixed with racism on the part of many of the even individuals they were simply showing up. i'm looking for trouble looking for a fight and looking to a b dot people as a race or religion different from there, i bought a very certainly some a network and organization that is, that is going into coordinating each purchase. and of course, ultimately some political responsibility goes to some of those in the mainstream media and in politics who um, well not necessarily calling for violence. have been legitimizing the sort as rector rick that we've heard against in particular refugees and asylum seekers over the last few years. i think it is m

look forward to say the riots initially linked to misinformation about the suspect in the south. both the tack, both of the $140.00 people to be the rest. it's inside today. full files that additional police officers have now been deployed. while the british probably been as the case style, but describe the violent addressed as appeal violence, after chattering and emergency cobra meeting to discuss the rise, he said the response committee agreed to step up law enforcement measures. so a number of options that came out of the meeting. the 1st is we will have a standing on a of specialist offices, public duty offices. so we'll have enough offices to deal with this where we need them. what are the apparent motivation? this is not a protest, it is pure thoughts. we will not tolerate attacks or multics or obviously in communities. so a full force of the law will be visited on all those for identified as having taken part in these activities. well, let's take a look at the scale of these protests across the u. k. there was ben just a little bit pool and nothing good. and then also the

i was the silver, a guy to catholic church in southport members of the community here. feel hot square, it can stand that such a vibrant go who loved dogs came to such a violent and we talked about which high school you might attend about growing up having a big house with a god. and then having children, children who will never happy, we will never help you raise it, has, will never seen you grow up friends, relatives, and also police officers. paramedics and charity walk is have come to support the family. this is the 1st funeral for this 3 children stop to death. don't spotty on july. the 29th. while the funeral possession has taken place just behind me in this sole and grieving town. no one head could have been imagined. a task like this taking place. but it was false information spread online about the same citizenship status of religion that quickly ignited, buying the riots on july, the 30th. what was supposed to be a peaceful vigil instead turned into this full rise in spite groups writing a talking of most on police and destroying property. apparent to fidget o

was the soviet a guy to a catholic church in southport members of the community here. feel hot, square can, and stunned that such a vibrant go who loved dogs came to such a violent. and we talked about which high school you might attend about growing up, having a big house with the garden and having children, children who will never happy. we will never help erase it has will never seen you grow up friends, relatives, and also police officers. paramedics and charity walk is have come to support the family. this is the 1st funeral for this 3 children. stop to death. don't spotty on july. the 29th, while the funeral possession has taken place, just behind me in this soul and grieving town. no one head could have been imagined, a task like this taking place. but it was false information spread online about the same citizenship status of religion. that quickly ignited, buying the riots on july, the 30th. what was supposed to be a peaceful vigil instead turned into this full rise in spite groups writing a talking of most on police and destroying property. apparent to fidget

some drier and sunny or weather towards the south—east. also a crime. it's happening on your premises, and the law must be upheld everywhere. also tonight: the bbc�*s director—general reveals he knew in november that hugh edwards had been arrested for the most serious category of indecent images of children. interest rates are cut for the first time in four years.

a day after the southport attacks . a after the southport attacks.ksy artwork has been removed from an area in south london, less than an hour after it was unveiled. the silhouettes of a wolf howling on a satellite dish was posted to the bristol based artist's instagram. this afternoon, but a number of men tookit afternoon, but a number of men took it from a roof in peckham, pushing a passer by who challenged them with a ladder. it's unknown where the artwork has been taken . and finally, has been taken. and finally, great britain's ellie aldridge has become the first ever olympic gold medallist in kite surfing at today's events in marseille . the discipline, which marseille. the discipline, which sees competitors fly above the water at up to 40 knots, powered by huge kites, is making its games debut. 27 year old aldridge, from dorset, powered her way to golds by winning both races in the final series. today well, those are your latest gb news headlines i'm cameron walker, back to michelle for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sig

, the duke and duchess of sussex were welcomed in colombia as they began their four day tour of the south. according to reports. prince harry took a swipe at elon musk following the southport riots, saying what happens online transfers to the streets in minutes as if he'd know. and he added that members of the public need to be more cautious when using artificial intelligence. >> ai is scary , and i think, and >> ai is scary, and i think, and i think a lot of people are scared and uncertain. and i think one of the solutions to thatis think one of the solutions to that is education and awareness , that is education and awareness, because it's becoming it's becoming harder and harder to stem the flow from the source and therefore really it comes down to all of us to be able to spot the true from the fake . spot the true from the fake. >> i'm joined now by the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams to discuss this. richard, welcome to the show. i'll be straight with you. what on earth does a pampered prince who lives in beverly hills know about the reality of what causes riots on the streets

by fall suggestions, the suspect in the kennings was a new migrant. lower con, has moved from south port of this funeral coat. hedge is taking the body of 9 year old out of the silver a year to a catholic church in southport members of the community here. feel hot square can stand that such a vibrant go who loved dogs came to such a violent and we talked about which high school you might attend about growing up having a big house with the got them and having children, children who will never happy we will never help you raise it has we will never see you grow up friends, relatives, and also police officers. paramedics and charity work is have come to support the family. this is the 1st funeral for this 3 children. stop to death. don't spotty on july. the 29th. well the funeral possession has taken place just behind me in this soul and grieving town. no one head could have been imagined, a task like this taking place. but it was false information spread online about the same citizenship status of religion that quickly ignited, buying the riots on july, the 30th. what was supposed to be a

, the on to type security, the suspect of a mass stopping in south port, arriving identified by the judge a 17 year old axle route cabana bonita, u. k. naming him was a highly unusual step because he's under age that keeping him anonymous could have led to the spread of misinformation. the judge said misinformation that next to the theme design and office. all right, because read whose room is online. the suspects with him as an immigrant. this crowd pelting the gates of downing street on wednesday as an angry mould flashed with the police k o escalade. so didn't hardly pool in the north east of england where a police vehicle was set to light in the hours of the day. oh, this prompting the u. k. prime minister to hold an emergency meeting with police chief. i can announce to day the following this meeting, we will establish a national capability across police forces to capital violent disorder. these folks immobile, they move from community to community. and we must have a policing results to configure the site. but that will be a challenge. we still report some mediately in southport cas

charlotte gallagher there in southport. just an update on our top story this hour.y with us here on bbc news. good afternoon. some very wet weather in the forecast, particularly for northern and western areas of the uk as we head through the rest of the week. also windy, but even further south and east there will still be showers around at times. today is a day of sunny spells but blustery showers. the strongest gusts of wind in northern ireland and western scotland, gusts up to 40—50 mph. this is where the bulk of the showers will be for the rest of the day. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, merging at times to form longer spells of rain. a largely dry story for the rest of the day further south. a few more isolated showers out towards the west, but in the best of the sunshine across parts of south—east england, 23 or 24 celsius. a fresher feel to things behind the front earlier this morning. cooler tonight, showers towards the north and west, cloudier here by the end of the night. the winds lightening a little and some of the temperatures could drop

high teens celsius again in the north and west, low—to—mid—20s further south.harged with the murders of three girls in southport and ten counts of attempted murder. he'll appear in court this morning. it remains very much a live investigation and we continue to work with our partners from lancashire police and counter terrorism policing north—west. protests continue following monday's fatal knife attack. more than 100 people are arrested in whitehall, while eight are detained after a night of disorder in hartlepool. questions for the bbc over its handling of the huw edwards case. the culture secretary demands an urgent meeting with the corporation's director general.

we spoke into the a mom from southport. he said he had to badge locked himself inside the office and his other members were in the mosque at the time. they were afraid the door was going to be broken down. in the days that followed the riot spread and hotly pool in the northeast of england. the police call with satellites. and in london, crowds pelted the gates of downing street with police offices that prompted the prime minister to hold an emergency meeting with police to suppose to colorado services to make it this is a deliberate, this is not to protest that this got out of hand. it is a group of individuals, so absolutely buttons on violence. but despite government warnings, disorder has persisted. in nursing him offices were confronted by for right, protested in holla, crowd demonstrated outside a hotel, housing migrants and just sold a bro couch in belfast campaign is opposing racism. so i have to in the streets saying those spreading hate emission information must be stopped. we we bought in the fifty's, we for the

the nationwide demonstration started last week after 3 goes was stopped to death in southport police say social media post falsely blamed a muslim immigrant for the attack. the government is urging social media platforms to stop the spread of racial hate. malayna vessel, innovators reports from south port for the community is in morning and we own a town moons a week since the beginning of 3 young goals. the staffing to death of alice b, b and l. c. ship the nation for those in the hometown degree is passed just little ghost of him today. and then the way it's been distorted to it's just been discussed. and so then memory resto conway, the folks that but the suspect and you know that we faced are true to these beautiful angels with it, which is trying to have full just do every kid. those officials paying the respect including the com, i made divisions the minister out there here. what are your reflections on one week since this tragedy of festival? i'm here on a private visit as administered for communities to just express my sorted out and support to the community. i'll be in spite

showery weather, particularly across north western areas, a little bit drier and brighter across the southheating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb clashed with police in london, southport and hartlepool with more than 100 arrested. >> demonstrators could be heard chanting we want our country back. as the mother of one of the victims calls for an end to the victims calls for an end to the violence. >> also today, the bbc is under fire following reports of broadcaster continued to pay. huw edwards, £480,000 salary despite knowing he'd been arrested on suspicion of serious offences. >> tehran issues a retaliatory strike on israel following the death of hamas leader ismail haniyeh. 300 days on from the october 7th attacks, xl bully dog ban the scottish government introduces a law making it a criminal offence to own the breed without an exemption certificate . and a weather certificate. and a weather warning a spell of thunderstorms are expected to hit parts of the uk after the country experienced the hottest days of the year. >> morning. it's another hot and humid day with the risk of

we spoke into the a mom from southport. he said he had to barge locked himself inside the office and his other members were in the mosque at the time. they were afraid the door was going to be broken down in the days that followed the riot spread hotly. pool in the northeast of england, the police call with satellites. and in london, crowds pelted the gates of downing street and with police offices that prompted the prime minister to hold an emergency meeting with police to the 1st of all right is because this is to make to this is a deliberate, this is not to protest that this got out of hand, it is a group of individuals. so her opposite depends on violence. but despite government warnings, disorder has persisted. in nothing and offices were confronted by falls right, protested in holla, crowd demonstrated outside a hotel, housing migrants, and dissolute bro. cash in belfast campaign is opposing racism sent out on the streets saying those spreading hate emission information must be stopped. before we bought in the fifty's

the dance class in southport last week though. so what do you say arise? what initially link to missing information about the suspect in the south or to tack more than a $140.00 people have been arrested since saturday night? $4000.00 additional police officers have been deployed now. the british prime minister cast um it described the violent and rest as appeal violence of to chattering and emergency code. we're meeting to discuss the rise the he said the results committee agreed to step up. law enforcement measures a number of options that came out of the meeting. the 1st is we will have a standing on a of specialist offices, public duty offices. so we'll have enough offices to deal with this where we need them. what ever the apparent motivation, this is not to protest, it is pure bonds. we will not tolerate the tax on marks or obviously in communities . so the full force of the law will be visited on all those for identified as having taken part in these activities. a belated facility division in south fulton center, this update and we calling from the

the soviet a guy to catholic church in southport members of the community here. feel hot square. it can stand that such a vibrant go who loved dogs came to such a violent. and we talked about which high school you might attend about growing up having a big house with a god and, and having children, children who will never happy. we will never help you raise it has you will never see you grow up friends, relatives, and also police officers. paramedics and charity walk is have come to support the family. this is the 1st funeral for this 3 children. stop to death. don't spotty on july. the 29th, while the funeral possession has taken place, just behind me in this sole and grieving town. no one head could have been imagined . a task like this taking place. but it was false information spread online about the same citizenship status of religion that quickly ignited, buying the riots on july, the 30th. what was supposed to be a peaceful vigil instead turned into this full rise in spite groups writing a talking of most on police and destroying property. apparent to fidg

well, that unrest comes after the murder of three small children in southport last week. of the law, and says that rioters would regret their actions. but shadow home secretary james cleverly told us this morning he thinks the government's been slow to react . government's been slow to react. >> it was only yesterday afternoon we found out that keir starmer was going to cancel his houday starmer was going to cancel his holiday plans. cobra is only meeting today after many days of violence and disorder. why did cobra not meet last week? to make the decisions about mutual aid, support for police officers, extra funding coordination and cross—government departments ? cross—government departments? the labour party have got to get used to the fact they are no longer in opposition. it's not just about what you say, it's about what you do. and they have been slow off the mark. >> meanwhile, malaysia is the first country to now issue a warning to its citizens in the uk in response to the violent anti—immigration protests and riots. the country's ministry of foreign affairs is urg

drier across eastern areas of england, but there will be further wet weather spreading in from the south staying around average. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb london, hartlepool and manchester. >> the community of southport had to suffer twice. a gang of thugs got on trains and buses, went to a community that is not their own. a community grieving their own. a community grieving the most horrific tragedy. >> three young girls are dead, two discharged from hospital, five in a stable condition. following that stabbing in southport on monday . southport on monday. >> that says a judge names a teenager charged over the murders as 17 year old axel cabana . cabana. >> also today, the bbc crisis deepens. the broadcaster considers legal action to claim back some of its payments made to former newsreader huw edwards, as its top boss admits the corporation knew about his offences. >> another factor at this point was very significant duty of care considerations. i think it was right for us to say, look, we'll let the police do their business and then whe

the southport suspect's name has finally been released . but does this, along released.show that it's time to roll back? the judge invented privacy laws which restrict free speech to extinguish the culture of fear. meanwhile, tonight we will be airing the second part of gb news exclusive interview with suella braverman, her first since bowing out of the tory leadership race is the right thing for me to bow out. >> hopefully gracefully at this stage . stage. >> she's also discussed who she's backing. >> who are you back now? >> who are you back now? >> oh gosh, i

the southport suspect's name has finally been released . but does this, along released.how that it's time to roll back? the judge invented privacy laws which restrict free speech to extinguish the culture of fear. meanwhile, tonight we will be airing the second part of gb news exclusive interview with suella braverman, her first since bowing out of the tory leadership race is the right thing for me to bow out. >> hopefully gracefully at this stage . stage. >> she's also discussed who she's backing. >> who are you back now? >> who are you back now? >> oh gosh, i don't know and why the tories were toast . he lost the tories were toast. he lost fundamentally because people didn't trust us anymore on the big issues like my immigration and taxation . and taxation. >> and finally, as a judge overturns a decision that forced a young girl sudiksha into end of life care. i will be speaking to her family about her wish. that was never granted to die trying to live state of the nafion trying to live state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most i

attack on 3 young gulls last week. took you has formally submitted a request to join south africa's genocide case against israel. that'll make take a of a 7th country to find a request to intervene several other countries. i've also announced the intention to join netscape bonus, but instead of casino lucy's in, it's on both of those about the significance of tech kit joining this case and what exactly it's going to be doing the as well. uh yes, laura, true. kim, just so was, was scheduled to submit this file this case uh, to the hague, uh, international criminal uh, international court of justice at a $430.00 trip to slow full time. which was like a couple of minutes ago and turkish ambassador to the hague and the turkish delegation from the parliament where in front of the i c, j. building before the submission. and they also have the press reason why is this important factor kia is trying to take part in this court procedures. this a genocide case that's south africa filed against israel. this is an intern not. this has become an international issue. the warring cause of the geno

. >> meanwhile, merseyside police say a section 34 dispersal order has been introduced in south liverpool until 7:00 pm on thursday to combat potential disorder there. it comes as suspects have appeared in court after a week of violence in the uk sparked by the stabbings in southport. among them a child just aged 15 who arrived before magistrates in liverpool with his mother and a man has become the first suspect to be convicted of stirring up racial hatred during the riots. after posting messages on facebook. two more people have also been charged after disorder in southport and liverpool city centre. 100 people have been charged so far and more than 400 arrested in other news, elon musk has criticised sir keir starmer, branding him two tier keir. responding to a tweet from the prime minister about protecting muslim communities , protecting muslim communities, the billionaire owner of x also questioned if it was britain or the soviet union after a man was apparently arrested over facebook comments. the row started after mr musk claimed that civil war is inevitable in the uk. comments the

a swipe at elon musk after southport riots, saying what happens online transfers to the streets in minutes know? he's not even on the streets. joining us now, royal commentator jennie bond jenny, thank you so much for joining us. so prince harry is saying that what is online transfers in the streets. was he talking about. what is he. what is he going on about? >> he's brilliant, isn't he? i think it's fantastic. absolutely. someone needs to say this . and what happened online this. and what happened online did lead to riots after the southport stabbings. and i think he's making a veiled reference to that. i think we absolutely need someone to stand up and say, this has to stop this onune say, this has to stop this online misinformation , this online misinformation, this dangen online misinformation, this danger, dangerous, dangerous world of the online, the digital world. and harry is using his platform to do that. i applaud him . him. >> perhaps you might have a chat with the sussex squad then, who are sort of using their name to sort of be quite awful to people online. so he's not. i jus

she did not many of those protesters were british, south asian muslims.many child was being removed from his family by social services. she didn't call them mobs . she didn't call them mobs. she didn't call them mobs. she didn't call them mobs. she didn't call it gang warfare. it was different language, wasn't it? and that's leading to this idea . it's them and us. idea. it's them and us. >> there's no doubt when you analyse the two statements made by the home secretary, there is different language being used. and again, this feeds into a perception amongst people around the country as well that i think it traces back a seminal moment was when the child abuse scandals were unearthed in northern towns that involved rochdale, rochdale and many other places besides that were mainly men of pakistani heritage that local authorities, police forces and others in positions of authorities sat on try to bury, didn't want to talk about because of the potential for an issue around, affecting community cohesion. and really, since then, trust in these communities towar

south yorkshire police say they do expect that number to increase significantly in the coming days, and been six days of serious disorder following the murder of three small children in southport last week. sir keir starmer is promising those involved will face the full force of the law and say rioters would regret their actions. but shadow home secretary james cleverly told us earlier he thinks the government's been slow to act. >> it was only yesterday afternoon we found out that keir starmer was going to cancel his houday starmer was going to cancel his holiday plans. cobra is only meeting today after many days of violence and disorder. why did cobra not meet last week? to make the decisions about mutual aid, support for police officers, extra funding coordination and cross—government departments? the labour party have got to get used to the fact they are no longer in opposition. it's not just about what you say, it's about what you do. and they have been slow off the mark. >> meanwhile, malaysia is the first country to issue a warning to its citizens in the uk in response to violent

but for many it's a dry day and with highs of 24 celsius in the south—east, a relatively pleasant onefor offences including violent disorder and burglary, and this all comes in a strange response to the southport stabbings, where those three little girls were murdered at their dance class. also today, donald trump agrees to a debate with kamala harris as his son lands in aberdeenshire. later this morning , because the british morning, because the british army is forced to issue an apology to a female soldier after she received racist and sexist abuse, the teenager launches a campaign to change the way free school meals are provided . provided. >> it was fantastic friday for team gb at paris 2024. nine goals in seven days makes it our greatest ever start to a games in tennis. novak djokovic wins through to a gold medal showdown with carlos alcaraz at roland—garros and man united . he roland—garros and man united. he focused on football . focused on football. >> a much cooler weekend to come compared with the weather that many places experienced through the week. but don't despair, that