as you said, andrew mcgowan, who is 35 and lives ina andrew mcgowan, who is 35 and lives in a neighbouringschool dogs that were daning us russly out of control. he'll be sentenced on 8thjune —— dangerously out of control. the two—year—old girl whose name hasn't been released, was playing in the garden when several animals came through a broken fence panel, got into the garden and set upon her, that her aunt who was looking after two other children as well at the same time fought off the dogs and managed to get the little girl away and the child we are told is in a stable condition in hospital but in a serious way. her serious injuries to her body and head. her aunt received minor injuries. in terms of the dogs, we understand, and it was said in court, that a number of dogs were being kept in cages in the back of the property belonging to andrew mcgowan but that the pen that was supposed to be holding those animals was ina supposed to be holding those animals was in a state of poor repair. the dogs concerned here aren't from a banned breed, they‘ re dogs concerned here aren't from a banned

merseyside police say andrew mcgowan was in charge of four dogs which were dangerously out of controlplaying with other children in the garden of a relative's home when she was attacked by a number of dogs. she was with two young cousins aged four and six when the dogs attacked. the dogs managed to get into the property from a neighbouring garden. her aunt did her best to save the little girl, fighting off the dog from the two other goals, but the little girl suffered what police described as extensive injuries. today, police have carried out a number of enquiries. 11 dogs from a neighbouring property were seized, six were puppies and five were adult dogs. two adult dogs were humanely destroyed. as pa rt dogs. two adult dogs were humanely destroyed. as part of the enquiry, police arrested a 35—year—old man, andrew mcgowan, who is 35 and has been charged with allowing four dogs,in been charged with allowing four dogs, in particular, who were dangerously out of control. he will appear before liverpool magistrates‘ court tomorrow. a couple from northampton have been jailed after being co

andrew mcgowan from toxteth has been charged in relation to the incident.ng convicted of a total of 62 child sex offences. nicholas and joan taylor subjected children to a decade of sexual and drug abuse, including rape. nicholas taylor gave a ‘thumbs—up' as he was given a life sentence. joan taylor was jailed for 18 years. police described the pair as master manipulators. the telecoms regulator of com have said it is very concerned about the rise of call prices to directory services. one of them charges nearly £9. the four largest providers charge at least five pounds 50 for a call campaigners are worried elderly people will be caught out by the high prices. 0fcom says it's planning to review the market. let's have a look at the front pages. the financial times leads with theresa may's plans to recommit to the conservatives' immigration target of tens of thousands, which she calls a "sustainable level". the express reports that mrs may has told voters that border controls were urgently needed, to ease pressure on public services, and stop wages for low ear

andrew mcgowan has been accused of being in charge of four dogs that were dangerously out of control.rned the trump administration that its national security advisor was open to russian blackmail, 18 days before he resigned. sally yates told senators general michael flynn had lied about his contacts with the russian ambassador. he resigned after it emerged he had misled the white house. but president trump has described the allegation of collusion between him and russia, a hoax. faulty airbags, steering and fuel issues are just some of the problems that led to the highest ever rate of car—related recalls in europe in the first three months of this year. tell me about recall. they were obviously triggered due to safety concerns. in the first three months of this year, 122 recall is right across europe. that is a record high. a lot of those, 80% of those, are from people utterly getting injuries in some point and then complaints being made and then recall is being announced. the ta kata, recall is being announced. the takata, the recall is being announced. the ta kata, the company recal

andrew mcgowan from the dingle area of the city.e garden of her home when several dogs got into the garden. she was attacked by several dogs and is still in hospital. she's being treated for serious injuries to both her head and her body. so andrew mcgowan aged 35, pleading guilty in the last few minutes to being in charge of dangerously out of control dogs. just to bring you more on the news we brought you earlier. a man suspected of being in an islamic state member, he's been found guilty of being an is fighter. he was nicknamed the beatles? he was ca ptu red he was nicknamed the beatles? he was captured in 2015 in a seaside town just outside istanbul on the sea of marmara. he was captured in a luxury seaside villa along with a jordanian man and palestinian man. since then they've been sitting in prison awaiting trial. today we got the verdict in that trial and, all three men, including mr davies has been found guilty of being members of a terrorist organisation, namely islamic state. during the case, mr davis was asked about his

andrew mcgowan, who is 35, has been charged with allowing four dogs, in particular, to be dangerouslyr before liverpool magistrates‘ court tomorrow. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: france's president—elect emmanuel macron has promised to unite the country following his decisive win. his first task is to form a new government which will begin work once he is sworn in on sunday. in aghanistan, there's fierce fighting between government forces and the taliban in kunduz province. bbc hindi's got the story of an indian air force promotional video which has gone viral. it's trying to get more women recruits, and the whole video mocks gender stereotypes. and montreal has declared a state of emergency because of flooding. you can see in there. across the the whole of quebec province, nearly 2,000 homes have been affected. on saturday, 82 chibok schoolgirls were released. they'd been held by the islamist militant group boko haram for three years. this was part of a deal. in return, five boko haram commanders were handed over by the government. this photo r

andrew mcgowan from toxteth, is accused of being in charge of four dogs which were dangerously out ofising cost of telephone calls to directory enquiry services. the four largest providers charge at least £5.50 for a call and one charges nearly £9. campaigners are worried elderly people will be caught out by the high prices. ofcom says it's planning to review the market. a senior official who worked for president obama has said she warned the trump administration that its original choice as national security advisor was open to russian blackmail. giving evidence to a senate committee, the former deputy attorney—general, sally yate, said michael flynn had lied about his contact with the russian ambassador. he resigned after less than a month. the halifax bank says house prices in the uk fell by 0.2% between february and april, the first quarterly drop for more than four years. the lender says household finances are being squeezed by rising prices in the shops which is weakening the demand for homes. the fox news presenter bill o'reilly has been one of the most famous in america for yea

the toddler was mauled in her garden by a number of dogs in the toxteth area. 35—year—old andrew mcgowand after being convicted of a total of 62 child sex offences. nicholas and joan taylor subjected children to a decade of sex and drug abuse, including rape. he gave a ‘thumbs—up' as he was given a life sentence. mrs taylor was jailed for 18 years. police described the pair as ‘master manipulators.‘ the liberal democrat leader tim farron has spent the day campaigning in scotland. mr farron claims his parties results in the local council election prove his party is the only challenger to the snp in some areas of scotland. here's our scotland political editor brian taylor. sunshine on st andrews' west sands and life's great, but watch out for that powerful incoming tide. this beautiful and historic university town is once again at the centre of political turmoil. a breakdown of the local election results in scotland put the liberal democrats very firmly in fourth place on 6.8% of the popular vote. so what do the leaders like tim farron do? do they go into a cupboard and cry? well, no, they

the toddler suffered serious head and body injuries in the "horrific 35—year—old andrew mcgowan fromroblems with blood tests used in criminal cases, that could lead to scores of convictions being overturned, has now been extended to more than 6,000 samples since 2014. the national police chiefs council says the vast majority of samples are from drug—driving cases but they also include serious crimes such as rape and murder. with me to explain is our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. this sounds potentially appalling. it is certainly a development which strikes at the heart of the outsourced forensic science market at the moment. most of the provision in the forensic science world is conducted by private companies, and this particular development concerns a company based in manchester and northern ireland, and there are concerns, they were raised first of all this year when two staff members there are were arrested on suspicion of perverting the course ofjustice, and there were concerns around just under 500 samples. now we learn that more than 6000 blood samples could be affecte

andrew mcgowan has been accused of being in charge of four dogs that were dangerously out of control. kelvin mackenzie, is to leave the paper because of offensive remarks in his column last month about the everton footballer, ross barkley. mr mackenzie was suspended after comparing the player — who is white, but has a nigerian grandfather — to a gorilla. the paper subsequently apologised for the article, published on 14th april, saying it was unaware of mr barkley‘s heritage. the man leading a review of working conditions in the uk says poor qualityjobs are damaging the economy. matthew taylor, a former policy adviser to tony blair, is considering the issue in response to concern about the growth of insecure jobs and the row over conditions at companies including sports direct. he says it is unacceptable that so many people in work are classed as being below the official poverty line. fa u lty faulty airbags, steering and fuel issues are just faulty airbags, steering and fuel issues arejust some faulty airbags, steering and fuel issues are just some of the problems that led to the hig

andrew mcgowan has been accused of being in charge of four dogs that were dangerously out of control.ed at fox news has asked uk media regulators to block 21st century fox's planned purchase of sky. 0fcom is investigating whether it's in the public interest for the murdoch—owned company to take full ownership of sky. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. for the threats we face today... over two decades, a mixture of conspiracy, aggression and nationalism has made rupert murdoch's fox news channel the most watched cable news network in america. but this huge corporate scandal has shaken fox news to the core. the network's former boss, roger ailes, departed last year and anchor bill 0'reilly left last month. they are both denying extensive sexual and racial harassment allegations. also gone, though not facing the same allegations, is co—president bill shine. so, arguably the three most important men at fox are out. for the murdochs, the timing couldn't be worse. they are currently trying to take full control of the british broadcaster sky, through an acquisition by 21st century fox. the