why were these failings, the report said today, basically operation agusta was wound up much too soontoria today. she was very emotional, they had been campaigning for her case to be open for years. we heard from andy burnham, the mayor, he commissioned this review and he said he is referring the report to the attorney general to see at the inquest into victoria is a case should be reopened, if that inquest should be reopened. and we also heard from the former detective involved in investigating sexual exploitation at that time. maggie oliver. she said this, people in authority knew the truth and chose to bury the truth. and we are due to hear from greater manchester police here very shortly. fiona, many thanks. the time is a quarter past one. the top story. borisjohnson says the international iran nuclear agreement could be replaced by a deal negotiated by donald trump and coming up — decision day. could england's smallest county finally say yes to a fast—food giant? coming up on bbc news, tyson fury has predicted a second—round knockout of deontay wilder when they meet for their rem

the investigation called operation agusta found that such abuse was happening here on a huge scale.bout abuse and raw sale was broadcast as a result —— today it found that operation agusta was set down prematurely. the authorities knew that many were being subjected to the most profound abuse and exploitation but did not protect them. the police have now announced that they begun an investigation into non—recent child sexual exploitation. four of the social workers involved have been referred to their professional standards body in their calls for a new inquest for victoria. herfamily in their calls for a new inquest for victoria. her family says that even after today's report, they still don't have closure. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story? the impeachment trial looks likely to begin next tuesday. mitch mcconnell says republicans will consider calling witnesses. we've heard from justin trudeau on how things may work when harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, start splitting their time between the uk and canada. here's the prime minister

int: we will go to kenneth agusta, georgia, republican line. caller: good morning. i just got my sons off to work so they can run out there and make some more tax money that we can just give out to another country, even though my potholes in front of my house are still out there. and other little things we need doing around here, we need to get that money to these poor countries. i do not understand what we do not load them that money. -- loan them that money. host: and the house and patient proceedings, your thoughts on that? caller: impeachment -- i do not understand how anybody dozens no -- does not know that i think god that the president slowed that mess down because maybe he wanted to be assured that none of those highly sensitive rocket systems were going to fall into the hands of the russians. host: how do you come to that conclusion? caller: because i am a retired major. falls into a system the hands of the opposition that they are going to take it apart until they can build the exact same thing. maybe he was just trying to make sure they had security in pl