we asked martin sculpher to respond to accusations that the edl is a racist organisation.actually, to be called a racist. we oppose the radical side of islam, the ideology of islam, which is not racist. at the end of the day, they don't integrate and they certainly do not like us because we do not worship islam. the way we have homogenised muslim communities as being a bit of a disaster really, they're all somehow lumped together in the press and media eyes, in the eyes of the prevent agenda. we've done very little to actually promote the views of people who disagree with that position. nadia! nadia hussain winning the bake off competition probably has done more for muslim british relations than ten years of government policy. in 2015, dame louise casey was asked by the government to write a review into integration policy. we are living with the consequences of not managing migration and immigration effectively. we've done a bit of it, but we haven't been on it to the degree that we need to do so and i think we have a divided country. the casey review highlighted that over

a ticking time bomb who followed on twitter tommy robinson, the founder of the far right group the edl evening darren 0sborne came here to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van 0sborne hired. part of it reads... the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable he instead started looking for mosques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. one in three young women in the uk is avoiding smear tests for cervical cancer, because they're too embarrassed to show their bodies to doctors according to a charity. it says cervical cancer screening rates have fallen to a 20—year low. 2,000 women took part in the survey — it found that more than a third are failing to get tested because of their body shape. 34% wer

a ticking time bomb who followed on twitter tommy robinson, the founder of the far right group the edlay evening darren 0sborne came here to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van 0sborne hired. part of it reads: the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren 0sborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable he instead started looking for mosques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: 0ne of the most high—profile swaps of all time. look at these brilliant pictures. it is like swansea have won the premier league, but they are just as happy after beating liverpool. and an injured and tired novak djokovic says he wi

when it comes to what you see on tv, apart from the world cup, you will see the england fired at an edlproblem with that because i think this is a real symbol branded by people like emily thornberry, when she ridiculed and england football supporter in 2014... her career has not suffered for it, has it? she apologised for it. it is a symbol of the wider problem that where we have schools now with the educational establishment is brainwashing our kids that this isn't a country that you can be very proud of. no school is brainwashing their kids... would you feel able to put a flag up in the window? in my case it would be a yorkshire flag. i wouldn't have a problem about that. i'm proud of my county, my country, and the united kingdom. you don't feel that part has been shut down? i would do it just the awkward but i would know there be people... they would be people passing judgment on me because i was showing a symbol of patriotism. i find that that really is horrific. you should address the issue, which is people have taken that flag and turned it into meaning something, to some people i

defence league, and other far edl, the english defence league, and otherfar right edl, the english defence london to carry out, allegedly, this attack, he reads on an ipad belonging to his eldest daughter a couple of tweets from tommy robinson on the one saying, when the muslims want our kids, we were told not to look back in anger, and where was the day of rage after the terrorist attacks? all i saw was lighting candles. the jury all i saw was lighting candles. the jury also heard from a man who was in the pub with darren osborne on the night before he is accused of carrying out these attacks. a former soldier who says that darren osborne was talking aggressively and loudly about muslims, saying that they are going to turn us all into muslims, they are going to turn us all into terrorists. and that in the end, the soldier decided he would help the manager of the pub to this court darren osborne out, at which point darren osborne out, at which point darren osborne out, at which point darren osborne was heard to say, i'm going to take things into my own hands. this trial is expected to last

a ticking time bomb who followed on twitter tommy robinson, the founder of the far right group the edlfore the attack, he hired a large van. that saturday evening, darren osborne came here to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack, a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osborne hired. part of it reads: the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable, he instead started looking for mosques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. now, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show — i explore australia's northern territory, hearing what the future holds for tourism at one of the country's most famous attractions. we find out what it takes to work as a croc wrangler ina stunning australian national park. also, we scour the globe

a ticking time bomb who followed on twitter tommy robinson, the founder of the far—right group the edllarge van. that saturday evening, darren osborne came here to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack, a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osborne hired. part of it reads... the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's originalftargefi the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. the head of the army — general sir nick carter — has warned that the armed forces might struggle to respond to future threats, without further investment. speaking this evening, he highlighted russia, which he said posed the most complex threat to the uk from another state since the end of the cold war. sir nick also underlined the threat to the uk from cyber attacks, as our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. russia is building an increasingly modern and aggressive milit

a ticking time bomb who followed on twitter tommy robinson, the founder of the far right group the edl. that saturday evening darren osborne came here to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osborne hired. part of it reads: the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable he instead started looking for mosques. their case is that it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. the north—eastern state of assam in india is one of the world's biggest tea producers. but workers who spend their day picking the leaves are facing a new threat. continued expansion of the tea plantations into the forests around them is putting them into conflict with the elephant population. navin singh khadka reports from assam. the tea leaves these wo

ticking time bomb who followed will on twitter tommy robinson the founder of the far right group the edlaturday evening darren 0sborne came here to his local pub, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van 0sbourne hired. part of it reads: the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren 0sborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable he instead started looking for mosques. their case is it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. police have arrested a man who's thought to be the father of an 8—year—old girl who died after being stabbed on saturday night. 54—year—old bill billingham is in a critical condition after he was found with a stab wound in his stomach. sima kotecha reports. eight—year—old mylee billingham, described as a little angel. she was stabbed to death at the weekend. tributes lay outside the bungalow in the area of brown

ticking time bomb, who followed on twitter tommy robinson, the founder of the far right group, the edle to his local pub, the hollybush, and the prosecution say that witnesses remember him writing on a piece of paper, and then becoming increasingly loud and abusive about muslims. the prosecution say that after the attack a misspelled note was found in the cab of the van osbourne hired. part of it reads: why are there terrorists on our streets today? the prosecution say that this pro—palestinian march may have been darren osborne's original target, but when that didn't prove viable, he instead started looking for mosques. their case is it was an act of terrorism designed to intimidate the muslim community. daniel sandford, bbc news. the manufacturer of an injector seat has admitted breaking the law. a pilot was killed after it ejected without warning when it was parked on the ground. two men have been sentenced to prison after murdered a business mam. man. —— business mam. a third business mam. man. —— business mam. athird man business mam. man. —— business mam. a third man was acquitte