gary 0‘donoghue, bbc news, milwaukee.the hormone medication rapidly reverses the effects of severe allergic reactions, but schools aren‘t forced to stock it. the bbc has learnt that the death of a boy, who suffered a severe allergic reaction while at school in london, is now being investigated by the health and safety executive. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has more. since he was a toddler, karanbir had food allergies, a risk managed until secondary school. cheese was thrown at him by another pupil. within half—an—hour, karanbir went into cardiac arrest. he died, aged 13, in intensive care. i expected him to return home, sent him to a place where i thought he‘d be safe. how do you get through this? how do you live with it? i live in a black hole. my life is without my son, something that could have been prevented very, very, very easily through education and understanding. rina lost her only child. the inquest found failings at the school. karanbir was given adrenaline after ten minutes. the pen was out of date. t

. —— britain. 0ur north america correspondent gary 0'donoghue reports. music: god save the queen. display during president trump's recent state visit to britain. but even then, he was looking beyond the conservative party leadership contest, saying boris johnson would make an excellent prime minister. but it hasn't always been as warm as this meeting at the un two years ago. in the past, they have clashed over donald trump's description of no—go areas in london and over attempts to ban people from some muslim countries. i spoke to him yesterday... however, at the white house today, nothing but praise. i like borisjohnson, i always have. he's a different kind of a guy, but they say i'm a different kind of a guy too. we get along well. i think we'll have a very good relationship. it won't have escaped the president's notice that the resignation of the british ambassador to the us was prompted by boris johnson's failure to fully back sir kim darroch after it emerged that the diplomat called the trump administration clumsy and inept in leaked diplomatic cables. and while mrjohnson cal

attorney richard donoghue announunced the decision tuesda. >> weekend lightweight officer pantaleo's actions in light of his training and experience, mr. garner size, weight, and actions to resist arrest, and the duration and escalating nature of the interaction. we determined that there was insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that pantaleo acted in willful violation of federal law. conclude therewe is insufficient evidence to bring a federal cririminal chare against officer pantaleo for his role in the untimely death of mr. garner. amy: earlier this year, a medical examiner testified that it was t the chokehold that triggered an asthma attack that led to garner's death, which was ruled a homicide. the new york police department banned the use of chokeholds in 1993 after it was linked to a rise in deaths. garner family member met with federal officials shortly before the announcement. this is garner's daughter emerald snipes speaking outside the u.s. attorney's office i in brbrooklyn. >> i statandere in thehe spiritf my sisteterho fought for justice until r r dyi

gary 0'donoghue was in milwaukee for the court hearing and sent this report.ins is now free. i'm glad it is over. it was really full round in gratitude to a judge who was full of praise for hutchins's talents. they wa nt to praise for hutchins's talents. they want to thank everyone who supported me and the judge for his incredible leniency. -- i want to thank the two yea rs leniency. -- i want to thank the two years ago leniency. -- i want to thank the two yea rs ago marcus leniency. -- i want to thank the two years ago marcus hutchins was a hero. he had been credited with stopping the biggest ever cyber—attack to ever hit the national health service. the ra nsomwa re national health service. the ransomware exploit the weaknesses in computer systems, locking up data and demanding money for it back. the malware hit around one third of nhs trusts in england, leading to appointments and operations been cancelled. in fact, appointments and operations been cancelled. infact, links appointments and operations been cancelled. in fact, links north korea, it hit tens o

donoghue no more all of the feel like we're about to have a street parade in our original costumes. it's a serbian tradition show. it's a canal so. the parade in the afternoon the orchestras lined up on the street every serbian region is represented in the competition. some international bands idea to a. little crowd little league if you please everybody exactly. it and i believe what. the mood is exuberant and so is the music it's a cough and the visitors love it but some of the musicians can barely hear themselves not that it matters is. all still for us all in all it was great basically a warm up the real thing won't start until the evening charles. only found a fan found a band from portugal still has the stamina for an impromptu performance like hold up and see if they're not being paid for appearing so these spontaneous street concerts at least on them a bit of cash. when evening comes crowds to send on the village. once the sun has set the sound of trumpets fills the air for the musicians it's both fun and hard work they earn more in one day and good should than they usually

gary 0'donoghue is in washington for us. is this being seen as a new low for us politics?o. i think this is seen as part of the spectrum and part of the continuum, but perhaps a step change in the kind of rhetoric that the president is prepared to use. bearing in mind, there is no nuance, no finesse, this is pretty straightforward in its nature, the attack he has made on these congresswomen, and he has done what he often does in these situations which is reflected back the thing he is accused of onto his accusers, so this morning he said the democrat congresswomen had been spewing some of the most vile, hateful and disgusting things ever said, horrible anti israel, andy usa, pro—terrorist. so he sends it back in the direction it came from. but what you are seeing politically, there is some strategy, this is not just him lashing out. he wants people like these four congresswomen to be the face of the democratic party going into election year. he wa nts party going into election year. he wants them to seem like extremists, he wants to paint the democrats and socialists and a

attorney for the eastern district of new york, richard donoghue, said his team decided they could not prove officer pantaleo willf intended to use excessive force that led to garner's death. >>e are committed to aggressively prosecuting excessive force cases whenever there is sufficient evidence to bring them. mr. garner's death was a terrible tragedy, but having thoroughly investigated the surrounding circumstances, the department has concluded that the available evidence would not support federal civil rights charges against any officer. >> alcindor: let's dig in a little deeper on this reasoning, and the larger issue as to why the federal government rarely brings charges against an officer in the line of duty. katie benner covers the justice department for the "new yorkan times,joins me now. >> thank you for being here, katie. this decision to not charge the officer in the death of eric garner came down to the attorney general, bill bar. what more do we know about bill bar not bringing charges. >> i think we should take a step ck really quick. when the case opened after eric garn d