chris foxx, thank you.vernment's cobra committee will meet to discuss the cyber attack which has disabled nhs computers in england and scotland. —— the government's cobra committee has met. the nissan plant in sunderland has also confirmed it has been affected. europol say the scale of the attack is unprecedented as thousands of organisations in around 100 countries are affected by the malicious software known as "ransomware". the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has denied that senior members of his party are already admitting defeat in thejune general election. in sport, manchester city are up to third place in the premier league, after this riyad mahrez penalty was co ntroversially after this riyad mahrez penalty was controversially disallowed denying leicester city an equaliser. and rangers clinched first place in the scottish premiership after a 2—1 victory over heart of midlothian. and lewis hamilton clinches pole position at the spanish grand prix. we will have the next round up at 5:30pm. the eurovisio

with me is our technology correspondent, chris foxx.of windows explorer. how widely is this still being used as an operating system ? still being used as an operating system? lots of companies still have a dating submitting systems running because some businesses need specific software —— outdated. here at the bbc we have software that we need to use. we had an old computer using windows 98 to print off photos in my old job. as long as those machines are not connected to the internet they are low risk. but if you have spent a lot of money developing specific software for that purpose, and you version comes along and it does not work, not only have you got to update their hardware, you have to get engineers to re—make your software. it is easy to re—make your software. it is easy to see why people do not do this. how quickly has this virus spread? 0vernight researchers are digging into the cold. it seems people were not downloading this on e—mail attachments. it was a worm getting in automatically. 0nce attachments. it was a worm getting

thank you, chris foxx. 0ver over 3 million companies in england have been told to save water. —— 3 million, and stop using garden spangles, are among the ideas being suggested. drayton manor theme park has reopened, four days after an 11—year—girl died after falling from a ride. evha jannath, from leicester, fell from a boat on the splash canyon ride. the park's owners say the ride will remain shut, a businessman from londonderry who played a significant role in the peace process in northern ireland has died. brendan duddy was 80. he acted as a secret link between the ira and the british government for more than 20 years. he was at the centre of a chain of events that ultimately led to the historic ira ceasefire of 1994 and the good friday peace agreement. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, has said there could be a "margaret thatcher—style landslide" for the conservatives at the general election, if they maintain their current lead in opinion polls. speaking to the guardian, mr watson said it would be "very, very difficult" for labour to turn the poll numbers around, and the party had a

the bbc‘s technology reporter chris foxx is here. throughout the morning, and if you have any questions, you will be here throughout the day as well. so if you see that screen that we have seen over the weekend, what should you do? for the majority it will be business as usual. you will probably go to work today and see nothing different at all. you might at most have an e—mail from your it department telling you what to do. my department telling you what to do. my first piece of advice is know who to call, get there straightaway in the morning and find out who to call if you see that screen pop up. if it does pop up, taking action quickly as the key. a reminder of what some people have been seeing this week. that is the screen shot there. get on the it straightaway, they might have more advice in terms of shutting down your computer so it can't spread further. the reason it might pop up again today is because computers have been switched off all weekend and if there is something lurking back, when people go back to work, it could co

with me is our technology correspondent chris foxx. he had been very busy.there, the effects will continue for weeks, not months. we seem to be over the worst of it. certainly good news that the nhs is getting things back up and running, hopefully they have patched the security flaw, because we now know that this was spreading partly to a known vulnerability in windows systems which had been patched by microsoft, but not every company had installed that patch. updates are a lwa ys installed that patch. updates are always good to do. crucially they haveissued always good to do. crucially they have issued a patch for a windows xp, to close this particular hole as well. it. it from spreading further. this could continue to spread. so it looks as though it is good news for the nhs here in britain, but has been all over 100 countries were affected. just run through some of those countries and the industries that this worm targeted. we have heard from thousands of companies, one antivirus tepco, avast, said that they had had 71,000 detections —— one antivirus comp

it is a vile attack —— sir chris foxx.and houses they have been involved in, and presumably find material that makes them wonder whether or not this guy was acting alone. that on its own, until that question is answered, then we have got to be very, very, very careful. you lead a task force on radicalisation, what... you had to learn, you have to try to understand what would radicalise someone to do this, to target british children and teenagers in this way? how would you a nswer teenagers in this way? how would you answer that? well, it is absolutely very painful and absolutely u na cce pta ble very painful and absolutely unacceptable what happened two nights ago. i was pleased to see la st nights ago. i was pleased to see last night everybody coming together to reject this the northern and forced but we —— reject this phenomenal. give us an insight into what you have learned. we know, for example, this is the fourth wave of terrorism we have faced since the 1980s in europe. this has been mostly made up of very young indi