our next young citizen award goes to harry mccann, from county kildare. could call harry a bit of a whiz kid. he founded his first business at the tender age of 15, called kid tech. over the space of 16 months, he taught more than 800 children how to computer code. and in 2014, he founded the world's first digital youth council. he was nominated by the rotary club of naas. let's find out more. what generally happens on tuesday evening is 20 or so local kids come in to learn how to code. we have kids as young as seven to come in and get them involved, notjust being users of technology but creators of technology. i'm harry mccann, i'm 18 years old and i'm a legal research student. i'm the founder and director of the company. i'm a coder and entrepreneur. i have a passion for technology and i enjoy sharing that with the kids. i think it's a great opportunity to be able to show them they can not just use technology but learn how to build things, to control technology as well. do these kids are very much my generation. people on facebook and twitter, who were j

we'll speak to 18—year—old tech entrepreneur harry mccann, who's helped hundreds of children learn toe. he's got faster by two tenths of a second. he has set the bar and raised it even higher. lewis hamilton storms to pole position for tomorrow's chinese grand prix ahead of ferrari rival sebastian vettel. and coming up in half an hour — dateline london. good morning and welcome to bbc news. swedish police say a man they believe was the driver of a lorry which drove into pedestrians killing four people has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism. this morning, swedish media are reporting that explosives have been found in the lorry used in an attack. police say they can't confirm that. this morning, downing street has released a statement which says: our correspondent dan johnson reports. panic and confusion on the streets of another european capital. the people are scared. something is happening. people running in terror as a truck races towards shoppers in the centre of stockholm. and this is where it ended up, in flames after crashing into a department store. translation: i saw exac

applause our next young citizen award goes to 18—year—old harry mccann from county kildare. call harry a real whizz kid. he founded his first business at the age of 15 — called kid tech. over the space of 16 months, he taught over 800 children to computer code. and in 2014, he founded the world's first digital youth council. he was nominated by the rotary club of naas. let's find out more about harry. hi harry. hole low. what generally happens here on a tuesday evening, 20 or so local kids come in to learn how to code. we introduce kids as young as seven to coding and get them involved in notjust being users of technology, but also creators of technology. i'm harry, i'm 18 years old. i'm a leading student and the founder and director of the digital council of ireland. i'm an entrepreneur. i've a passion for technology and i enjoy sharing that with the kids. i think it's a great opportunity to be able to show them that they cannotjust use technology, but they can learn how to build things and control their technology as well. these kids are very much my generation, they are ju

there are seven winners from across great britain and the republic of ireland, one of whom is harry mccannday evening, the kids learn how to code. we introduce kids to coding as young as seven and get them involved, in technology and creating it. my name is harry mccann, i‘m 18 yea rs it. my name is harry mccann, i‘m 18 years old, i‘m a student from county kildare and i‘m the founding director and kildare and i‘m the founding directorand an kildare and i‘m the founding director and an entrepreneur. i have a passion and i‘m sharing it with the kids. it‘s a great opportunity to be able to show them they cannot just use technology but also learn how to build things and control their technology as well. these kids are very much my generation. not just people on facebook and twitter, just people on facebook and twitter, just using youtube, but they understand somebody has built it and if they put a lot of work in and understand the technology, they, too, can build the next twitter, facebook and a billion—dollar business online. i don‘t do it for recognition. i don‘t want to receive awards and i

my name is harry mccann.opportunity to be able to show them they cannotjust use technology but they can also learn how to build things and control the technology as well. these kids are very much my generation, they are just people who are on facebook and twitter, just using youtube, but they are not. they understand somebody has built it and they understand if they put a lot of work in, if they understand the technology, they too could build the technology, they too could build the next facebook, google, twitter, the next facebook, google, twitter, the next facebook, google, twitter, the next billion—dollar business online. i don't do it for the recognition, i never worked to receive trophies or awards. it has a lwa ys receive trophies or awards. it has always just been the added bonus and it is great encouragement for me to be up to go on and do other things after. it is a good motivator. it is just great deal to get involved in something that i enjoy and the kids enjoy doing. to share a passion for technol

there are seven winners from across great britain and the republic of ireland, one of whom is harry mccann2015 and i'd just saw the amount of homeless people and i'd decided i needed to make a difference, so i'm trying anyway. i'm molly, 18 years old, and i'll is in bray, county wicklow, ireland. for me, dignity is being clean swept or maybe i could put together a pack of things that we take for granted to keep it clean that homeless people might not necessarily be able to buy. i just people might not necessarily be able to buy. ijust decided to put in a rucksack because it is reusable. there's everything from scarves, gloves, socks, airbags, deodorant, toothpaste, pretty much everything we all take for granted but need. everyone's smiling, thanking me when they get it and receive them. hi, guys, they get it and receive them. hi, guys, i'm just going to leave some stuff here for you. that's an amazing feeling in itself. people are amazing feeling in itself. people a re really amazing feeling in itself. people are really happy to receive them which makes me feel ten times better. it just ma

mccann. officers found firearms and cannabis plants when they searched his home in broxbourne. prince harryeen amazed by the response to his comments about his difficulty in dealing with his mother's death. his brother prince william has also opened up about coping with diana's death, saying the shock of losing her is still with him 20 years later. our royal correspondent peter hunt's report contains flash photography from the start. harry and his little helper, melissa, getting the london marathon preparations under way. it's a race which, this year, has a special focus on a princely passion — mental health. prince harry has attracted widespread praise this week for his honesty when he spoke of the anguish and the anxiety he suffered for years after his mother's death. it was only right to share my experiences and to help, to hope to encourage others to come forward and really sort of reduce or smash that stigma. to make it easier for them to talk about their own experiences. so, i wasjust doing my bit. and was it liberating? or scary? no. look, i mean, i think when you've heard so many st

mccann. officers found firearms and cannabis plants when they searched his home in broxbourne. prince harryhis comments about his difficulty in dealing with his mother's death. his brother, prince william, has also opened up about coping with diana's death, saying the shock of losing her is still with him, 20 years later. our royal correspondent peter hunt's report contains flash photography from the start. harry and his little helper, melissa, getting the london marathon preparations under way. it's a race which this year has a special focus on a princely passion — mental health. prince harry has attracted widespread praise this week for his honesty when he spoke of the anguish and the anxiety he suffered for years after his mother's death. it was only right to share my experiences and to help, and really, sort of, reduce or smash that stigma. to make it easier for them to talk about their own experiences. so, i wasjust doing my bit. and was it liberating? or scary? no. look, i mean, i think when you've heard so many stories, from so many other people, and if you can relate to that, then i