he was found guilty of rape in the incident where louise hannah and carol hunt were killed whilst he fuelled by violent misogyny online. >> and this is a big debate this morning. toothbrushing lessons in school children will be given supervised toothbrushing brushing time to improve britain's dental health. a good idea, or simply another example of the nanny state? health minister stephen kinnock explains why it's needed. >> the biggest cause of 5 to 9 year olds being admitted to hospital is to have their decaying teeth removed, and we also know there's a very strong link between deprivation and tooth decay. >> taxing times. new research for every £4 you pay in income tax, £1 will go towards sickness benefits. >> and social media ban. mps will discuss raising the age to access things such as x and facebook from 13 to 16. should we stop children using the platforms completely? >> throughout my life, music has meant a great deal to me. it has that remarkable ability to bring happy memories. >> i love music royal radio king charles is putting out a personal commonwealth playlist. kylie

he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carole hunt at their home in bushey in july last yearlifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and, just briefly, some breaking news this evening. president donald trump announced a short while ago that mexican and canadian goods will be exempted from the 25% tariffs that he imposed earlier this week. that exemption will last for a month, and the president has said that steel and aluminium tariffs will not be modified. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to matthew. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back tonight to state of the nation with me, matt goodwin. and welcome to two tier britain. some of you may remember the labour government's ruthless crackdown on the riots and disorder that followed the southport attack last summer. it puzzled many people. how could it be that the prime minister, keir starmer, the man who t

he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carol hunt at their home in bushey in july last yearlifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and the prince of wales has spoken in detail for the first time today about his first session as a crisis helpline volunteer for young people, describing the experience as terrifying. prince william made the comments on a visit to mental health innovations in west london, adding that the conversations he had had while volunteering in 2020 have, quote , lived with me 2020 have, quote, lived with me for a long time afterwards. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to nigel. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> well, of course, negotiations continuing about ending the russia—ukraine war. they've been going on today in brussels with european leaders and indeed with the ukrainian leader, as you might have just seen on the news. our defence secretary of meeting, his counterpart in america and

he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carole hunt at their home in bushey in july last yearlifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. justice secretary shabana mahmood has urged the sentencing council to reconsider its new guidance for judges to take account of a criminal's ethnicity when deciding their punishment as soon as possible, adding that she will review its powers and change the law if necessary. that comes as conservative leader kemi badenoch also said her party would back a change in the law to overrule the sentencing council. the changes, due in april would place more emphasis on pre—sentence reports, particularly for offenders from ethnic or faith minorities, young adults, abuse survivors and pregnant women. the sentencing council says its reforms aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. and the prince of wales has spoken in detail today about his first session as a crisis helpline volunteer for young people, describing the experience as terrifying. prince william made the comments on a visit to ment

he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carol hunt at their home in bushey in july last yearclifford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and the prince of wales has spoken in detail for the first time today about his first session as a crisis helpline volunteer for young people, describing the experience as terrifying. prince william made the comments on a visit to mental health innovations in west london, adding that the conversations he had had while volunteering in 2020 have, quote , lived with me 2020 have, quote, lived with me for a long time afterwards. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to nigel. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> well, of course, negotiations continuing about ending the russia—ukraine war. they've been going on today in brussels with european leaders and indeed with the ukrainian leader, as you might have just seen on the news. our defence secretary of meeting, his counterpart in america an

he previously admitted murdering louise hannah and carole hunt at their home in bushey in july last yearfford was tried in his absence after refusing to leave his cell at hmp belmarsh. and, just briefly, some breaking news this evening. president donald trump announced a short while ago that mexican and canadian goods will be exempted from the 25% tariffs that he imposed earlier this week. that exemption will last for a month, and the president has said that steel and aluminium tariffs will not be modified. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to matthew. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back tonight to state of the nation with me, matt goodwin. and welcome to two tier britain. some of you may remember the labour government's ruthless crackdown on the riots and disorder that followed the southport attack last summer. it puzzled many people. how could it be that the prime minister, keir starmer, the man who too

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their hertfordshiree last july. but he denies rape. prosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship at. louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her before breaking up with kyle just weeks before the attack. the trial continues and the king has made a rare visit to a royal navy warship at sea, meeting sailors on hms prince of wales before its biggest mission yet. his majesty flew by helicopter to the aircraft carrier in the engush to the aircraft carrier in the english channel and thanked crew there for their extraordinarily valuable service, he said. the £3 billion ship will soon set sail for japan, £3 billion ship will soon set sail forjapan, leading £3 billion ship will soon set sail for japan, leading the £3 billion ship will soon set sail forjapan, leading the uk's strike group in a mission to boost defence partnerships. it's also the first time in nearly 40 years a reigning monarch has boarded a royal navy ship while at sea. >> i can onl

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their hertfordshiree last july. but he denies rape. prosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship at. louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her before breaking up with kyle just weeks before the attack. the trial continues and the king has made a rare visit to a royal navy warship at sea, meeting sailors on hms prince of wales before its biggest mission yet. his majesty flew by helicopter to the aircraft carrier in the engush to the aircraft carrier in the english channel and thanked crew there for their extraordinarily valuable service, he said. the £3 billion ship will soon set sail for japan, £3 billion ship will soon set sail forjapan, leading £3 billion ship will soon set sail for japan, leading the £3 billion ship will soon set sail forjapan, leading the uk's strike group in a mission to boost defence partnerships. it's also the first time in nearly 40 years a reigning monarch has boarded a royal navy ship while at sea. >> i can onl

carl clifford, who tied louise hunt with duct tape before shooting her and her sister hannah at their in hertfordshire last summer, hertfordshire last summer, denies a further charge of raping louise. their mother carol, the wife of bbc commentator john hunt, was also commentator john hunt, was also stabbed commentatorjohn hunt, was also stabbed to death, with hannah calling police just moments calling police just moments before she died. clifford is set to stand trial at cambridge crown court for that charge today. tiktok and reddit are being investigated by the uk's data protection watchdog over how they use children�*s personal how they use children's personal information. the probe will look information. the probe will look into how the video sharing apps use information from users aged 13 to 17 to deliver content recommendations to them. meanwhile, the investigations into online forum site reddit into online forum site reddit will focus on their use of age assurance measures, including how they estimate and verify children's ages and how they then use their personal information.

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their home last july he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship. he bought weapons and deceived his way into the property, jurors were told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her before breaking up with karl weeks earlier. the trial continues. and farmers have been staging another protest in central london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're rally near parliament. they�*re opposing a planned 20% tax on agricultural land and businesses worth more than £1 million, arguing it will force land sales and hurt families. the met police has limited the number of tractors allowed on the march under a public order act, a decision questioned though by politicians including reform uk's nigel farage. he urged farmers to pressure labour mps in rural constituencies. the government says the plans are fair and balanced. well, the shadow environment secretary, victoria atkins, told us here on gb news that tax

louise hunt. her mother carol and sister hannah at their hertfordshire home in july but denies rape.secutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he went on to buy weapons and deceived his way into the home. jurors were also told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him just weeks before the attack. that trial continues. a manhunt is underway tonight after a teenage boy was shot deadin after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in clapham. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds this afternoon but couldn't be saved. no arrests have been made so far, as police are racing to identify the victim and contact his family. officers are also combing cctv and appealing for witnesses. with a crime scene still in place. the met police says that they will work around the clock to catch those responsible. farmers have been staging another protest in london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're opposing a plan 20% tax on agricult

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their home last julyhe denies rape. prosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he bought weapons and deceived his way into the home, jurors were also told. louise described her relationship with karl as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him just weeks before the attack. the trial continues. a manhunt is underway tonight after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in london. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds this afternoon in clapham but sadly couldn't be saved. no arrests have been made so far, as police are racing to identify the victim and contact his family. officers are now combing cctv and speaking to witnesses. with the crime scene still in place, the met police say that they will continue their investigation. chris billam—smith chris billam—smith and we're just turning now to royal news and the king has made a rare visit to a royal navy warship at sea. he's been meeting sailors at hms prince of wales before i

louise hunt. her mother carol and sister hannah at their hertfordshire home in july but denies rape.rosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he went on to buy weapons and deceived his way into the home. jurors were also told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him just weeks before the attack. that trial continues. a manhunt is underway tonight after a teenage boy was shot deadin after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in clapham. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds this afternoon but couldn't be saved. no arrests have been made so far, as police are racing to identify the victim and contact his family. officers are also combing cctv and appealing for witnesses. with a crime scene still in place. the met police says that they will work around the clock to catch those responsible. farmers have been staging another protest in london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're opposing a plan 20% tax on agricu

the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt, her mother carol and sister hannah at their home last julybut he denies rape. prosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he bought weapons and deceived his way into the home, jurors were also told. louise described her relationship with karl as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him just weeks before the attack. the trial continues. a manhunt is underway tonight after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in london. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds this afternoon in clapham but sadly couldn't be saved. no arrests have been made so far, as police are racing to identify the victim and contact his family. officers are now combing cctv and speaking to witnesses. with the crime scene still in place, the met police say that they will continue their investigation. chris billam—smith chris billam—smith and we're just turning now to royal news and the king has made a rare visit to a royal navy warship at sea. he's been meeting sailors at hms prince of wales befo

he was convicted of raping his ex—girlfriend, louise hunt, before using a crossbow to kill her and her sister hannahd a butcher's knife to kill their mother, carol. prosecutors said clifford watched videos posted by social media influencer andrew tate the day before the deadly attack. the court was told the murders were fuelled by the violent misogyny promoted online. shadow justice minister doctor kieran mullen spoke to gb news earlier. >> well, i think we have to always, in these circumstances, be clear about the individual responsibility of people like that. there are, you know, millions of us in this country who have access to that same content, and it doesn't lead to us committing these sorts of horrific acts. so people are responsible for their own actions. having said that, of course, we know that some of these things can have an impact, which is why in government, as the conservatives, we pass the landmark really online safety act, which was designed to force social media companies to take the proper steps that they should be doing to minimise access to this sort of content, particularly for

kyle clifford was convicted of raping his ex—girlfriend louise hunt, before using a crossbow to kill her and her sister hannahutcher's knife to kill their mother, carol. prosecutors have revealed kyle clifford watched multiple andrew tate videos in the 24 hours leading up to that deadly attack, with a court heanng deadly attack, with a court hearing that the murders were fuelled by, quote, the violent misogyny promoted online. the 26 year old will be sentenced on all counts next tuesday. shadow justice minister doctor kieran mullan spoke to gb news earlier on. >> well, i think we have to always, in these circumstances, be clear about the individual responsibility of people like that. there are, you know, millions of us in this country who have access to that same content, and it doesn't lead to us committing these sorts of horrific acts. so people are responsible for their own actions. having said that, of course, we know that some of these things can have an impact, investigation as part of operation aloft, connected to the awarding of commercial and business contracts from liverpool city council between 201