david lammy, do you agree with that approach? absolutely.d gangs, young people with knives and gangs, young people with knives and guns. we focus less on the fact that many are often excluded from schools, as was the case in this story. many are in a pupil referral unit but they are hardened in the referral unit and they are on the streets. many are in the care system. these are vulnerable young people. and there are adults, grown men, sometimes in soups, exploiting them. because in the end, the knife crime and the gun crime is really about the sale of drugs. britain has about the sale of drugs. britain has a cocaine problem. it is the largest cocaine problem in europe. these young men hardly know where colombia is. they have it organised a shipment of drugs. it is through the country, across the country, usually catering to middle—class people across the country. we should be bearing down on those adults. why should the police can then? you think it is a national crisis. what do you mean? —— where should the police come in? i have been moni

david lammy says we don't need any more white saviours. story of kerry mcauley beating to death by her boyfriend but just of kerry mcauley beating to death by her boyfriend butjust before, she confided in her hairdresser about the abuse she had been suffering —— kerri mcauley. she said, i know he's going to kill me. they were the words i never thought i would ever hear any of my clients say. should i have phoned the police? yeah, of course i should have done. we will bring you the exclusive film at 10am on bbc two, the bbc news channel and bbc online. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. good morning. over the last few days, the temperatures have been quite extraordinary for the end of february, but, for today onwards, we're going to be back to normal. the weather's going to come in from the atlantic, more of the usual weather patterns we would expect to see and that means more cloud and this morning, some outbreaks of rain across wales, north—west england and eventually some rain into the midlands and southern parts. a

david lammy, thanks for joining us.group's military wing is already outlawed, but the ban will now be extended to its political arm. sajid javid said hezbollah is continuing its attempts to destabilise the middle east. if the plans are approved by parliament, the step will bring britain into line with other countries, including the us, who regard the whole of hezbollah as a terrorist group. the chairwoman of sir philip green's retail empire, karren brady, has resigned just weeks after saying she would stay on in the role — despite claims of sexual harassment being made against sir philip. the businessman denies allegations of unlawful behaviour towards employees. education about relationships and sex are to become part of the school curriculum in england across all ages following new government guidelines published today. children as young as four will be given lessons on relationships. at secondary level, sex education will be also made compulsory — though parents will have a choice to opt out, but only up to the age o

the labour mp david lammy has told the victoria derbyshire programme exclusively that the photo of staceyula that asks comedians to perform and sent celebrities, most often white, out to africa and that image evokes for lots and lots of ethnic minorities in britain a colonial image, a white, beautiful heroine holding a black child with no agency, no parents insight, finger in the mouth. actually, if i had my children posing, i would never have them with their finger in the mouth. completely supine. and i‘m afraid it perpetuates an image. so, it‘s not that the charity isn‘t good, but comic relief is doing very little to educate its public. the headlines on bbc news: the summit between donald trump and kim jong—un comes to an abrupt end — the president says no deal was reached in vietnam. the indian pilot shot down and captured by pakistani forces near the disputed border with kashmir this week will be released tomorrow, the pakistani prime minister imran khan says it is "peace gesture". children held in custodial institutions are not safe from physical or sexual abuse, that‘s the finding o