aliyah and kendra, speaking to our reporter, amanda kirton. hidden girls, that's on the bbc news channel. it'll also be available on the iplayer. the green party has elected two new leaders. carla denyer and adrian ramsay will share responsibilites, afterjonathan bartley stood down, and sian berry chose not to seek re election. lava from a volcano erupting on the spanish island of la palma has reached the sea, sending out vast clouds of steam, and toxic gases. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people forced to flee, since the eruption began 11 days ago. our correspondent danjohnson joins us from la palma. evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still _ evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still really _ evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still really active, - evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still really active, and l volcano is still really active, and there is fresh lava flowing from the events. a ban hasjust gone past with loudspeakers warning that the wind has changed and people shoul

aliyah and kendra talking to our reporter, amanda kirton.kers is creating backlogs at meat processing plants around the uk. the national pig association says farms are running out of space to keep their animals. the government says it's working closely with the pig industry to address the shortages. luxmy gopal reports. healthy livestock at risk of going straight to landfill. pigs currently aren't being slaughtered at a fast enough rate and face being culled instead. all of these pigs will have to be culled. all of them? yes. and how many are there? just under 2,000. the backlog of pigs has been building up at this farm in east yorkshire. and, with large numbers of piglets soon needing to move in, there just isn't enough space. we've never faced this. the pig industry goes through peaks and troughs, but we've never faced the prospect of killing healthy animals. culling has already started on some farms, with the national farmers union warning 150,000 more pigs will need to be destroyed in the next ten days. the problems stem from worker shor

with this report, here is amanda kirton. in cities across the uk, children are being exploited. are girls. we hear about the boys in the news. we see them on the streets. but the girls are hidden. aliyah was a gang member. she grew up in a difficult home. so my mum met someone, a friend of a friend. he started coming to my house, and then his friend came. they ask you, "can you hold this for me, please?" and i'll give you some money. they want you to hold drugs or they want you to hold weapons. three floors of people selling drugs from my house and using my house as a trap house. 0ur life was basicallyjust survival mode at that point. so home is not always a safe place. kendra was a gang member when she wasjust 12. she did what she had to do to survive. by the age of 13, 14, these boys want to have sex. and so once i realised that if you brung them girls, that they wouldn't do stuff to you — by bringing other girls in i'm protecting myself, or i think i am. i'm not, but at that moment ifeel like i'm protecting myself. when one man says he's chose that one, you have to go and tel