danny savage, bbc news. danny savage there on the latest selfie trend.ket world cup final — with the winner taking on either england or australia at lord's on sunday. a short time ago new zealand were 1a9—3 with india yet to bat — our sports correspondent joe wilson has the latest. it's not just it's notjust where you're it's not just where you're from, it's where you're going. it's coming home! just one more win to get there. at times it felt like every square inch outside old trafford was being occupied by indian fans. but the new zealanders are here too. com pletely the new zealanders are here too. completely outnumbered, but it would be great. intimidated? no, indians make a lovely crab. new zealand got the chance to bat first, but with one run scored... theirfirst man was out. the kiwis were not flying, but they were moving. captain kane williamson is often the key for new zealand and yes, that is four more. india selected ravi jadeja, partly for this. henry nichols deceived, a gap for the ball to squeeze through, and new zealand were 69—2. fans wil

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool.al media to promote a scam exploiting loopholes in the main welfare benefit, universal credit. bbc news has found sites on facebook, instagram and snapchat advertising the fraud to claim advance payments on the benefit which can leave victims with hundreds of pounds worth of debt. on monday we revealed that officials feared tens of millions of pounds may have been stolen. michael buchanan has the story. thanks for my 400. happy customers. a government grant, free money. the bogus boasts of the social media sites being used to falsely claim universal credit, defraud the taxpayer, and leave victims with large debts. this is the facebook site that left sophie owing hundreds of pounds. the 26—year—old health care assistant needed money to decorate her home, when she came across an offer of a grant. i said it's not a loan, it's a grant? and they said no, it's a government grant, you don't have to pay it back. so they reassure you all the way through the process. the fraudsters secretly sign

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. leader tom watson has said he is appalled by allegations of anti—semitism raised ina bbc allegations of anti—semitism raised in a bbc panorama programme and has called for a fully independent investigation, but the labour party has hit back, saying the former party officials who spoke to the programme were disaffected opponents ofjeremy corbyn. the whistle—blowers had claimed that close associates of mr corbyn interfered in the way the party dealt with allegations of anti—semitism. the party has rejected any claim that it is anti—semitic. john pienaar reports. a more jeremy corbyn is criticised, the louder the defence. there is neighbour's verdict on the media — they don't stop bullying. he is saying nothing about the latest claims that under his leadership labour has been soft on anti—semitism. his close ally came out fighting, whistle—blowers accou nts came out fighting, whistle—blowers a ccou nts of came out fighting, whistle—blowers accounts of anti—semitism had been distorted, th

danny savage, thank you.has denounced whistle—blowers who spoke to the bbc‘s panorama programme about alleged anti—semitism. labour says the former party officials were disaffected opponents ofjeremy corbyn. the whistle—blowers had claimed that close associates of mr corbyn interfered in the way the party dealt with claims of alleged anti semitism. the deputy labour leader, tom watson, says he was shocked, chilled and appalled by the allegations in the programme. helena wilkinson reports. reaction was swift and strong to the panorama programme on anti—semitism within labour ranks. the party is now under huge pressure after being confronted with what are serious allegations. but no reply from the man at the top. his shadow chancellor though did have something to say. some serious charges there, they have been hotly contested. some x staff and statements have been contested by existing staff. i think the bbc should investigate the claims and we can come to a conclusion. others within the labour party have expre

danny savage, bbc news, cumbria.ts editor dan roan. 8 million watch it on television and it is all about seizing the moment now if they are to encourage a new generation. that is right. this is a pivotal moment for english cricket because the ashes begin next month against australia. next year sees the launch of a highly controversial, new 100 ball competition in which the ecb have invested so much hope. that, they think, may well attract younger audiences back to the sport for the first time in a long while. there will be cricket showing on the bbc, it follows on from the game yesterday which got encouraging numbers. the bbc will be hoping that what has been achieved here acts as a catalyst in a similarfashion what has been achieved here acts as a catalyst in a similar fashion to england's women who won the world cup england's women who won the world cu p two england's women who won the world cup two years ago. this is a diverse, young, exciting team who are popular and who can achieve a lot more in the game. think

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool.tom watson has said he is appalled by allegations of anti—semitism raised in a bbc panorama programme, and has called for a fully independent investigation. but the labour party has hit back saying the former party officials who made allegations about the leadership's handling of complaints were disaffected opponents ofjeremy corbyn. the party has rejected any claim that it is anti—semitic. john pienaar reports. the morejeremy corbyn‘s criticised, the louder the defence. this wellwisher's verdict on the media — "they don't stop bullying." he is saying nothing about the latest claims that under his leadership labour's been soft on anti—semitism. his close ally came out fighting, whistleblowers' accounts of anti—semitism had been distorted. their claims disputed by colleagues. some serious charges there, they have been hotly contested, some of the staff, ex—staff‘s statements have been contested by existing staff. there's been complaints put into the bbc now, and i think the bbc should i

danny savage, bbc news, cumbria.o 1! mission represented in armstrong's own words a giant leapfor represented in armstrong's own words a giant leap for mankind, with the world watching and marvelling, including the astra not‘s families. just months after apollo 11, alan bean became the fourth man on the moon as part of apollo 12. here's his wife and daughter talking to the bbc about their memories of that moment in 1969. men were leaving the earth to land on the ocean of storms. my father is alan bean and he was the lunar module pilot on apollo 12, fourth man to walk on the moon. our neighbourhood was very close to nasa. everyone was either an engineer, flight controller or physician. our neighbourhood had a very focussed goal. we didn't really think about it that much. ijust knew he was training to go into space. launch date was very exciting. it was a rainy day. we huddled all together, my mother, my grandmother, my brother and i. he trained seven—and—a—half years. we were just excited that it was finally going to

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. leader tom watson has said he is appalled by allegations of anti semitism raised in a bbc panorama programme, and has called for a fully independent investigation. but the labour party has hit back saying the former party officials who spoke to the programme were disaffected opponents ofjeremy corbyn. the whistle—blowers had claimed that close associates of mr corbyn interfered in the way the party dealt with allegations of anti semitism. the party has rejected any claim that it is anti semitic. john pienaar reports. the morejeremy corbyn is criticised the louder the defence. the verdict of this neighbour on the media, they do not stop bullying. he is saying nothing about the latest claims that and that has leadership labour has been soft on anti—semitism. his close ally came out fighting, whistle—blowers' accounts of anti—semitism the distorted. some serious charges that have been a contestant and complaints put to the bbc and i think the bbc should investigate those and we can come

danny savage is at the court in the football for us now, danny.ublic enquiry that has taken some two years to take place, and the conclusions today, the family of anthony granger say that this proves the ruling today, that he could, that his death could and should have been prevented. yes, he was in a stolen car and he did have a criminal record but the information police had about him on that day was not correct, he was not the member ofan not correct, he was not the member of an organised crime gang, there was no weapon in the vehicle he was m, was no weapon in the vehicle he was in, that is the reason the policeman who shot him said he pulled the trigger, he believed that anthony grainger was reaching for a gun but no gun was found in the vehicle. the judge today, the chairman of this enquiry, had very strong criticism for greater manchester police, this is what he had to say.|j for greater manchester police, this is what he had to say. i have concluded that greater manchester police is to blame for the death of mrgrainger, police is to blame f

danny savage, bbc news. danny savage there on the latest selfie trend.to the evolution of dance — and they've identified 14 seperate moves. that includes the "head — foot sync" and the "head bang". scientists say the moves come from an urge to socialise — meaning snowball has learnt to strut his stuff without any formal dance training. time for a look at the weather. as far as the weather goes for this afternoon, sunshine to the north and south of the uk. look at this beautiful shot in plymouth with blue skies overhead. you can see the south west of england has seen the best of the sunshine. some sunny skies through wales and the met ones as well. in between quite a lot of cloud producing outbreaks of showery rain. temperatures between 16 and 24 degrees and winds will be relatively light as we head through the rest of the day. through the rush hour we could see that heavy rain bringing wet weather for the time through merseyside and north midlands. tonight we will continue to see clear spells across southern areas, more quite further north wish dating ac

our correspondent, danny savage is at liverpool crown court.l firearms unit at greater manchester police surrounding what happened, back in 2012. anthony grainger was happened, back in 2012. anthony graingerwas in happened, back in 2012. anthony grainger was in the front seat of a stolen red audi part in a car park when armed police swept in, boxed in the car and one of the first officers quickly fired a single bullet through the windscreen killing anthony grainger. that police officer believed anthony grainger was reaching for a gun and today thejudge said grainger was reaching for a gun and today the judge said actually it appears he may have been reaching for the door handle at the time, so thatis for the door handle at the time, so that is what led to this long investigation into what went wrong surrounding his death. he was in a stolen car and had a criminal record but there was no intelligence to suggest he had a gun. this is what the chairman of the enquiry had to say today. i have concluded that greater manchester police is to blame for

danny savage reports from ben stokes and when he went to school.spent his formative years. we could be bowling the same end, the same crease as him and it shows we can make it and play on to lords one day. chris retires from a lifetime of teaching this week. former pupil ben stokes was something special. ben stokes was something special. ben will always be the standout person that i ever was associated with because of what he has gone on to be. he is notjust a cricketer, not just to be. he is notjust a cricketer, notjust an to be. he is notjust a cricketer, not just an england to be. he is notjust a cricketer, notjust an england cricketer but a world class cricketer and to be associated with a world—class performer is special. a few miles away, a primary school tournament was being played this afternoon. 7-11 was being played this afternoon. 7—11 —year—olds who love their cricket. umpiring and encouraging wasjohn gibson. cricket. umpiring and encouraging was john gibson. six! cricket. umpiring and encouraging wasjohn gibson. six! notjust cricket. u

danny savage, bbc news. ruh selfie stick user? i'm not, i'm really technologically challenged. reward is being offered to help solve the murder of a teenager in south london last year. 16—year—old john ogunjobi was stabbed to death in a fight in tulse hill in november. police believe more than one person attacked him and there are likely to be witnesses. a teenager from wapping is about to undergo major surgery after years of bullying because of the way he looks. joshua oyebola is one of only two people in the world with a rare type of facial disfigurement. he‘s endured years of people staring and is now is trying to change perceptions. i think it‘s the way people look at me and judge me straightaway. like, it‘s kind of like, instant. let‘s just say i‘m walking down the road, i see people looking at me and i can just see in their face the way, they‘re like, judging me. i don‘t wa nt they‘re like, judging me. i don‘t want it to be like that. let‘s take a look at the travel situation now. there‘s a good service on most tube lines this morning, but there are severe delay on the no