alicia mccarthy. _ very big deterrent effect. alicia mccarthy. thank— very big deterrent effect.hy, thank you _ very big deterrent effect. alicia mccarthy, thank you very - very big deterrent effect. aliciaj mccarthy, thank you very much very big deterrent effect. alicia mccarthy, thank you very much for the moment, alicia in westminster. police in belfast say six people have been arrested after officers dealt with a number of race—related hate crimes and disorder in parts of the city on tuesday. the northern ireland assembly has been recalled from summer recess and will sit tomorrow to discuss the violence. in the last hour the northern ireland secretary hilary benn gave a press conference in belfast. he said everyone who took part in the violence will be found and punished. what we have been witnessing is completely unacceptable. this does not represent northern ireland. it doesn't represent the great city of belfast. this is not what northern ireland wants to be known for. and it is really important that the vast majority of people, who i know will be as shocked and angered an

alicia, thank you, alicia mccarthy. _ likely. alicia, thank you, alicia mccarthy. our— likely. hy, our political- mccarthy, our political correspondent in westminster for us. just a short update on that news that a 70 members in the northern ireland assembly are being recalled to discuss the violence in belfast over the weekend, that's going to be happening on thursday. it follows a meeting between the first minister and deputy first minister but the constable of the police service in northern ireland, the deputy and first minister calling for a 0—tolerance approach to racism, a number of business is damaged, and some set on fire over the weekend, where there was violence in different parts of the city and three police officers were injured. it's been a day of enormous upheaval in bangladesh where, after weeks of protests and violent clashes, the prime minister sheikh hasina has resigned and fled the country — these pictures show her helicopter leaving the capital, dhaka. more than 300 people have been killed since a student protest over civil service job quotas began last month

needed to take responsibility for the spread of misinformation online. 0ur political correspondent alicia mccarthyer. how worried are the government about what is being said online and they clearly believe that the tech bosses who run those social media companies are not doing enough to stop the spread of misinformation. weill. are not doing enough to stop the spread of misinformation. well, i think what is _ spread of misinformation. well, i think what is clear _ spread of misinformation. well, i think what is clear is _ spread of misinformation. well, i think what is clear is the - think what is clear is the government is very concerned about misinformation and disinformation and just how quickly rumours can spread on the internet and how information about protests and demonstration and riots can be spread on the different social media platforms. and i think that was reflected in the fact that when keir starmer came out and made a statement after the emergency meeting between ministers and police officers and so on earlier in the week, he came out and said that crime online would be treated as s

let's speak to our political correspondent, alicia mccarthy. just speak about the statement that's been put out by labour in the last half—hour about their counsellor rickyjones who has been arrested on suspicion of encouraging murder after comments at a counter protest in london last night. can you tell us a bit more about that? we heard this morning that labour had suspended a counsellor, ricky jones after a video appeared of a man addressing a crowd and saying that far right demonstrators should have their throats cut. later in the day we got a statement from the police saying that a man and his 50 had been arrested and he was being held on suspicion of encouraging murder and an offence under the public order act. that's what we know about that for the in terms of the mood at west minister, they were huge fears yesterday about these protesters that they thought were going to take place.— protesters that they thought were going to take place. there must be relieved that _ going to take place. there must be relieved that things _ going to take

let's go to westminster and speak to our political correspondent alicia mccarthy.politician after senior politician is coming out saying whether inciting violence online or on the streets taking part you are going to be caught and dealt with. clearly on the streets taking part you are going to be caught and dealt with. clearly they on the streets taking part you are going to be caught and dealt with. clearly they hope on the streets taking part you are going to be caught and dealt with. clearly they hope this on the streets taking part you are going to be caught and dealt with. clearly they hope this message is going to cut through the act as a deterrent and stop this cycle. what deterrent and stop this cycle. what we heard from _ deterrent and stop this cycle. what we heard from angela _ deterrent and stop this cycle. w�*ué�*ii we heard from angela rayner deterrent and stop this cycle. �*w�*iat we heard from angela rayner was the putting out of some of the governments key points. firstly saying that the police will be there. there is this talk that they will be fu