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elle 's was the _ other. i hope he rots in hell. elle 's was the fifth _ other.fifth fatal shooting on �*s was the fifth fatal shooting on merseyside in as many months, a cycle of violence which her father says must be ended. nick garnett, bbc news, liverpool. so, that verdict has just come through in the last few minutes but connor chapman who is 23 has been found guilty at liverpool crown court of the murder of elle edwards. she was shot outside the lighthouse pub in wallasey village, the wirral on christmas eve last year and nicky schiller, our report in the newsroom who's been following this for us. we were hearing in ghana's piece there and also it has been said today that he had more than 20 previous convictions.— he had more than 20 previous convictions. . , . , , convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what _ convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the _ convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the court _ convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the court was - convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the court was told l

elle was a young woman with her whole _ elle was a young woman with her whole life — elle was a youngmply — whole life ahead of her who was simply enjoying a night out at the pub with — simply enjoying a night out at the pub with family and friends. the actions — pub with family and friends. the actions of— pub with family and friends. the actions of chapman on that night firing _ actions of chapman on that night firing at— actions of chapman on that night firing at the intended targets while they were stood out in a crowd shows they were stood out in a crowd shows the arrogance and contempt he had for everybody else. as a result of his reckless actions, elle had her life tragically cut short. her family— life tragically cut short. her family and friends and everyone who knew her_ family and friends and everyone who knew her have been left devastated by their— knew her have been left devastated by their loss. today chapman is behind — by their loss. today chapman is behind bars where he rightly belongs. he will now spend a considerable period of his adult life. considerable period of

i note that elle's mum could not attend court _ that elle's mum could not attend court today.also very— statement read on her behalf. i was also very struck by what her brother connor— also very struck by what her brother connor said. — also very struck by what her brother connor said, just before she went out for— connor said, just before she went out for the — connor said, just before she went out for the christmas eve drinks at the pub _ out for the christmas eve drinks at the pub i— out for the christmas eve drinks at the pub. itold elle" out for the christmas eve drinks at the pub. i told elle" to have a good night, _ the pub. i told elle" to have a good night, we _ the pub. i told elle" to have a good night, we said we loved each other, they were _ night, we said we loved each other, they were the last words.". it is heartbreaking. _ they were the last words.". it is heartbreaking. also _ they were the last words.". tt 3 heartbreaking. also with us they were the last words.". tit 3 heartbreaking. also with us today is peter williams, a former merseyside police inspector

she said that elle used to call her queen, and she used to call elle princess, she said there aren'tries about what it had been like growing up about what it had been like growing up with elle edwards as your granddaughter. and said to the defence counsel for chapman, how do you respond to that? mr rind said... knew that throughout the proceedings adopt i will interrupt their because we are picking up some disturbance in your microphone. i we are picking up some disturbance in your microphone.— in your microphone. i wonder if we could possibly _ in your microphone. i wonder if we could possibly fix _ in your microphone. i wonder if we could possibly fix that _ in your microphone. i wonder if we could possibly fix that and - in your microphone. i wonder if we could possibly fix that and then - in your microphone. i wonder if we could possibly fix that and then we will come back to you and hear more details of what took place in liverpool crown court today. danny, we were listening to nick describing the atmosphere, and also some of the details leading up to the shooting. key to this w

a 22-year-old man has been found guilty of murdering elle - been found guilty of murdering elle edwardss shot and killed outside a pub on christmas eve last year. vincentjeanbrun, the founder of the wagner group has left belarus and is in russia. and the company behind instagram lunches threads, as a rival to twitter. hello, i m samantha simmonds. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. our top story this hour... the driver, a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. police officers, firefighters and paramedics, including london's in rumbling's responded to the incident at the study preparatory schooljust before 10am this morning. the metropolitan police say the incident is not being treated as a terror —related. in the past, the emergency services give this update. very sadly, one of the children, an eight—year—old girl, died at the scene. our thoughts are with her family at this incredibly difficult time. the driver of a car, a woman aged in herforties, stopped at the scene and has

elle's family was her life. i met elle in high school and we just instantly clicked.er connor. and then we had roman, who's four now, and she absolutely adored him. she loved him so much. and he talks about her and says elle is in the sky. oh, yeah. just doesn't feel the same, just silent. you'd walk in and you'd be greeted with elle's loud laugh or something silly she'd say and it'sjust not there any more. when did you last speak to elle? christmas eve. like ten minutes before it happened. i'll get upset. yeah. she never opened my last message. for now — we need to be doing something now. my problem is to stop another elle edwards, another ashley dale, another 0livia pratt—korbel. and if i can be part of something that helps stop these kids doing these horrendous crimes, then i'm all for it. i'll do what i can. that was tim edwards, the father of elle edwards, ending that report the new barbie movie gets its european premier tonight. but its not the only toy story being put on film. mattel, which owns barbie, is raiding its stable for the big screen with movies based

elle edwards' killer was repeatedly banned from the estate.mmunity does not want to be tarnished with a reputation for gang violence. it's a community that wants opportunities for its young people, a community that wants change. they're tired and they're fearful of how the estate is presented in the outside world. people are proud of this estate, they love the estate, but for years and years and years, they've seen services reduced, they've had their opportunities for young people — youth centres — closing down. the local leisure centre remains closed. the council has plans foralternatives, but that will take time. matt works for a charity providing youth and family support on the estate. a range of activities encourage positive ambitions and resilience. but, as on other estates, gang members try to groom new recruits. from the relationships that are built with the young person through the youth workers that are currently doing the youth club now, hopefully they'll say, "ooh, i got this iphone." the youth worker will then be able to challenge,

tell us about elle. elle? god... god love her. elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face. what was it like running up to christmas, last year? elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face.

remember that picture of you and elle?t there. it was right there, wasn't it? if you've not had any counselling, how do you come back to a place like this? i suppose this is like therapy, you know. it would be easierjust to lose yourself in the bottom of a bottle of whiskey, i guess. i've done that. bottle of whiskey would be dead. and that just. .. that... that adds its own problems. two weeks before the trial, tim revisits the places they went to, the restaurants they ate in, a reminder of life as it was. give me a minute, just let me... and as we float in the med, a text arrives from merseyside police. that text message from the police, that was to ask you to watch cctv footage of elle's murder. should never ask to do that. who wants to watch the video of your daughter getting murdered? once you've seen it, you're never going to unsee it, are you? how do you deal with that? the grieving process, what i'm learning, is that it comes in waves, and it... itjust hits you. it can come to the point where it will break most peo

you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life.juries. you wounded both harry loughran and liam carr and you caused injury to nicholas speed. how did you do that? you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets and prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at six of them. your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, but you didn't care who else would be killed. that's why you fired all of the bullets at the group. i'm satisfied that you are a highly dangerous man. elle edwards father spoke after the sentencing and thanked the police. the amount of people involved in this investigation from day one has been remarkable, they did not give up. they were relentless in achieving the goal, which was to get justice for elle edwards and catch the killer. and fully, now, he has 48 years, and hopefully never sees christmas again. if i'm lucky enough to still be around for a long time, i will do my best to make sure he never comes out. i know there's a lot of people affected by this like the whole family behind m

university james woodhouse ell-ell— guy.t just so that el me— summary of it, but just so that we're on the same— summary of it, but just so that we're on the same page , i think we're on the same page, i think your— we're on the same page, i think we eemmelw— we're on the same page, i think wee eemmew wee— we're on the same page, i think your summary was, was fairly accurate. we've— your summary was, was fairly accurate. �*tfttti “ your summary was, was fairly accurate. “ 912“; accurate. we've been going through the civil rights movement here in this country , movement here in this country, equal rights for all. and it's a very interesting and historic day today. in 1964, lyndon baines johnson signed the civil rights act in front of martin luther king. robert kennedy and j . edgar hoover, believe it or j. edgar hoover, believe it or not, and others . and it was the not, and others. and it was the beginning of what we considered a real civil rights movement in this country, started by eisenhower, believe it or not. jfk moving

remember that picture of you and elle? it was right there, wasn't it? coming here to greece to retrace their steps has helped him focus on the joy they shared, not the rage he's now left with. if you've not had any counselling, how do you come back to a place like this? i suppose this is like therapy. it beats sitting in someone's office, doesn't it? talking about how bad you're feeling and how bad things are. it'd be easierjust to lose yourself in the bottom of a bottle of whisky, i guess. that's, i've done that. i've done that. a bottle of whisky every day. and that adds its own problems. two weeks before the trial, tim revisits the places they went to, the restaurants they ate in, a reminder of life as it was. do you remember the first time we met? i couldn't even mention elle's name. not once. no. i want to be able to talk about ellie. it does make it easier. it helps. you're going back to chaos. three, four weeks of intense... god knows what. it's something that you can't, you can't even prepare for, really, cos you d

elle was a innocent bystander. use. drugs such as heroin and coke would not become legal, but users would be offered support and treatment rather than becoming prosecuted. than being prosecuted. time now to leave you with ten seconds of... getting your groove on, because the swedish city of malmo is to host next year's eurovision. malmo has had eurovision before, in 1992 and 2013. you're all caught up for now. you're all caught up, bye for now. the reign that started on thursday with accumulation of around 22 millimetres. about a third of a months worth of reign but further than the weather brighton. across the northwest of uk tending to hoa through friday afternoon with brighter skies working on. lots of sunshine and a hot day for most of england. the warmest spots got up to about 30 degrees celsius. saintjames is part, and in a whole. —— hull. showers and thunderstorms breaking out. leaping into northeast england and scotland. some are likely to be really torrential. the heaviest could bring 50 millimetres of rei

the murder of elle edwards.er a rollercoaster opening day. while at wimbledon, murray rolls back the years on centre court after liam broady causes the shock of the tournament so far. good morning. it should stay dry and hot at both headingley and wimbledon today. for most of us that is the forecast. a lot of sunshine turning increasingly humid. the rain across northern ireland and scotland clearing. all of the details later on. it's friday 7th july, our main story. investigations are continuing after a car crashed into a primary school in wimbledon, killing an eight—year—old girl and hospitalising ten others. the children had been having an end of year celebration party in the garden. the driver, a woman in her 405, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. louisa pilbeam reports. taken away on a police truck. this is the land rover at the centre of an investigation into a crash that killed an eight—year—old schoolgirl and left ten people in hospital. in these aerial shots of the cra

these are among the last moments of elle edwards' life.achine gun, connor chapman hasjust military grade submachine gun, connor chapman has just one intention, to kill. convicting him of murder, thejudge, microjustice goose, said he wanted people to see and hear the brutality of this crime for themselves. it was from around this area that the shots were fired, a dozen bullets in just the shots were fired, a dozen bullets injust under the shots were fired, a dozen bullets in just under four microseconds. as well as elle being killed, four other men were hit and injured. chapman had a long criminal record over a number of years. i can't begin to understand where someone's mind says, i'm going to get in the car, drive to a pub full of people with a machine gun and then going to open it up and fire into that pub. fit, then going to open it up and fire into that pub-— into that pub. a three and a half week trial. _ into that pub. a three and a half week trial, but _ into that pub. a three and a half week trial, but it _ into that pub. a three an

. _ of the murder of elle edwards on christmas eve last year.ide a pub she was celebrating atjust before midnight. liverpool crown court heard that chapman, heard that chapman, who's now 23 years old, had more than 20 previous convictions. the jury was told he was a member of a gang that was involved in a feud with another criminal gang from a nearby housing estate in wirral. l's father tim had this to say. but we got the result we wanted justice for elle. so it's always been about that. those two cowards in there, decided to drag it out for four weeks, put all these people through that and everyone else around involved in the case. can't thank the police enough for what they did, and we got there in the end and the right results. and you know what? i hope them never see another christmas again ever in their lives. chapman tried to hide from you in the dock. he tried to keep his head so that he couldn't see you. i've had my eyes on him forfour weeks. on him forfour weeks, three weeks, for however long it's been, and hhas not looked at me once co

elle edwards was killed gun. elle edwards was killed instantly . you hit five others instantly. you hit five others with the bullets, all of them might easily have been killed. also as you ran back to the car , you fired the last few shots at the group and then drove away at the group and then drove away at speed to the safety as you planned it of thomas waring's . planned it of thomas waring's. home i'm satisfied that you asked waring to look after the gun and that you asked him to help to destroy the stolen mercedes . six days later , as the mercedes. six days later, as the jury mercedes. six days later, as the jury had found you , waring knew jury had found you, waring knew that chapman had carried out the shooting and that he had murdered elle edwards. when you agreed to help in the disposing of the car, you also knew that the police wanted to arrest chapman on the murder of elle edwards has caused profound and permanent grief to her family and a great shock to the entire community. she was a very much loved young woman in her prime, killed by you, chapman when you were prep

cctv footage has elle edwards.hooting the 26 year old fatally shooting the 26 year old fatally shooting the 26 year old outside the lighthouse pub in the wirral on christmas eve last year. mr chapman was convicted of her murder and seven other counts. he's expected to be sentenced tomorrow and four retired police officers involved in the first stephen lawrence murder investigation will not face criminal charges for misconduct. the crown prosecution service saying it's satisfied the national crime agency had for investigated their actions following the murder in 1993. the initial investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. but two of stephen's murderers were eventually jailed. in 2012. more on all those stories. head to our website, gb news. .com . our website, gb news. .com. >> now to a gb news exclusive on local politics in walsall . all local politics in walsall. all has taken a nasty turn, believe it or not. we have uncovered footage of two senior labour councillors leading sectarian chanting and leafleting

i wasn't able to talk about elle. it doesn't make it i talk about elle.tated. end. elle's family are _ understandably devastated. they need answers _ understandably devastated. they need answers. and now it is more important _ answers. and now it is more important than ever that people come forward _ important than ever that people come forward and tell us what they know. thank _ forward and tell us what they know. thank you — forward and tell us what they know. thank you. there was very much angen thank you. there was very much anger, yeah. anger. and that's why i never read the statements, because if i had read it out myself, i couldn't have done it. you know. without breaking down. and two, i was just trying to deal with the angen was just trying to deal with the anger. anger. —— contain that anger. and the way for me to do that, i focused on one of the photographers, and ijust stared down his lens, to take my mind away from what was being said and going on around me. so i didn't show any emotion, and that was howl so i didn't show any emotion, and tha

these are among the last moments of elle edwards' life.victing him of murder, the judge, justice goose, said he wanted people to see and hear the brutality of this crime for themselves. it was from around this area that the shots were fired, a dozen bullets injust under four microseconds. a dozen bullets injust under four seconds. as well as elle being killed, four other men were hit and injured. chapman had a long criminal record over a number of years. i can't begin to understand where someone's mind says, "i'm going to get in the car, drive to a pub full of people "with a machine gun and then going to open it up "and fire into that pub." a three—and—a—half week trial, but it took just three and half hours for the jury to reach its verdict. we got there in the end, the right result, and do you know what? i hope them two never see another christmas again ever in their lives. this may have been the reason. 21l hours earlier, two men from a rival gang beating up one of chapman's friends in broad daylight. after the shooting, he dropped the

gunfire elle was hit twice in the head. she was not his intended target.ecording of that shooting. it's utterly shocking. you carefully planned a revenge attack in gang rivalry. you had no thought at all for anyone else, least of all to innocent people. when me and the girls came here, i took a photograph of the two of them sitting on this wall. it's a beautiful photograph. well, for four months, we followed tim as he prepares for the trial. the picture of the year. and ali was my sister. he was right there with me. coming here to greece to retrace their steps has helped him focus on the joy they shared, not the rage he's now left with. you've not have any counselling. how do you come back to a place like this? i suppose this is like therapy. it'd be easierjust to lose yourself in the bottom of a bottle of whisky, i guess. i don't know. ..bottle of whisky every day. and that has its own problems. two weeks before the trial, tim revisits the places they went to, the restaurants they ate in — a reminder of life as it was. give me a minute. and as we float in

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a man who shot dead 26—year—old elle edwards is jailed today for 48 years.hipping industry agrees a new deal to slash carbon emissions but environmental groups say it still falls far short of what is needed. and as tens of millions of users sign up to the new threads app, twitter considers legal action, claiming the company stole its trade secrets. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. let's start with the war in ukraine, and nato's secretary general has admitted there is a difference between allies on whether to use cluster weapons in ukraine. it follows reports that washington is expected to announce a new weapons package for kyiv which will include cluster munitions. ukraine has been asking for them for months to boost its counteroffensive against russia, but many countries around the world ban the use of such weapons because of the danger they pose to civilians. here's whatjens stoltenberg had to sayjust a couple of hours ago. it is for individual allies to make d

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transpeople have health care ell issues. it is an outrage we deny americans who want to die on a battlefield the right to get tricare, black maternal mortality is more prone. should they be denied because they have a black women mortality? no. they want to wear the uniform. so i have never been able to understand how you can deny people health care. it is health care. it is health care. and for transchildren, it is more your denial, your did he nouns yags, your hatred that drives any to do it towards themselves. it could be a heterosexual and you condemn. this is not apt to those who happen to be tran. do not pass these amendments because the constitution will be trampled. the chair: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the the gentlewoman from california? >> -- the chair: you have 45 seconds remaining. >> looking at this amendment if you boil it down, what it is degrading the scope of coverage for military servicemembers covered by tricare for themselves and their dependents. what we are doing is if you wear the uniform in t

elle's family was her life. i met elle in high school and we just instantly clicked.ther olivia pratt—korbel. and if i can be part of something that helps stop these kids doing these horrendous crimes, then i�*m all for it. i�*ll do what i can. and you can see more of that documentary about the death of elle edwards, called killed on christmas eve, if you go to bbc iplayer. there have been many celebrations for the 75th birthday of the nhs, and now a new series is shining a light on some nhs heroes, through art. extraordinary portraits is hosted by bill bailey, and follows six artists who create portraits of inspirational people. one of those is trauma surgeon martin griffiths. let�*s take a look. martin. come in. what i want to do today— martin. come in. what i want to do today is— martin. come in. what i want to do today is fine — martin. come in. what i want to do today is fine some of your personality, expressions, see how your muscles work. the other thing i want to— your muscles work. the other thing i want to do— your muscles work. the other thing i want to do

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the man convicted of murdering elle edwards has been sentenced to life in prison.wirral on christmas eve. police have revealed that an eight—year—old girl and a woman in her 40s remain in a critical condition in hospital after a landrover crashed through a fence and into a school builiding in wimbledon in south—west london in thursday. an eight—year—old girl died in the crash. police say a 46 year—old woman who was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving has now been released on bail. caversham school in reading — whose head teacher ruth perry took her own life after inspectors downgraded it to �*inadequate' — has now beenjudged �*good' — following a further inspection. ofsted returned to the school injune and said areas including safeguarding had been improved. ruth perry's sister welcomed the new rating saying it proved that caversham had never been a failing school. you're live with bbc news. some 175 countries have struck a deal today to sharply reduce carbon emissions in the global shipping industry. the agreement, to make shipping net zero "by or around 20

but it's around hugh elle edwards. but wsfime around hugh elle edwards.big willie style with former conservative minister, bestselling author and television personality ann widdecombe and rishi sunak has accepted the recommendations of an independent pay review board and proposed a 6% increase in pubuc and proposed a 6% increase in public sector workers pay, calling the offer a major breakthrough . so 6% for police breakthrough. so 6% for police officers , junior doctors and officers, junior doctors and teachers in england . and the teachers in england. and the prime minister warned unions now to do the right thing and accept the deal, which would bring an end to months of strike action. take a look at this . take a look at this. >> today's offer is final . there >> today's offer is final. there will be no more talks on pay. we will be no more talks on pay. we will not negotiate again on this year's settlements and no amount of strikes will change our decision on instead the settlement we've reached today gives us a fair way to end the strikes is a fair d

but it's around hugh elle edwards. but wsfime around hugh elle edwards.g willie style with former conservative minister, bestselling author and television personality ann widdecombe and rishi sunak has accepted the recommendations of an independent pay review board and proposed a 6% increase in pubuc and proposed a 6% increase in public sector workers pay, calling the offer a major breakthrough . so 6% for police breakthrough. so 6% for police officers , junior doctors and officers, junior doctors and teachers in england . and the teachers in england. and the prime minister warned unions now to do the right thing and accept the deal, which would bring an end to months of strike action. take a look at this . take a look at this. >> today's offer is final . there >> today's offer is final. there will be no more talks on pay. we will be no more talks on pay. we will not negotiate again on this year's settlements and no amount of strikes will change our decision on instead the settlement we've reached today gives us a fair way to end the strikes is a fair dea

esta noche el consejo de vallejo anunció debido a escacez de oficiales >> cuál es ell objetivo de estaas noches >> después de más de dos horas de stetstimonios y discusiones, el consilio arpobó esta reclamación de emergencia. iremos a ver al jefe interino presentando esta propuesta ante el concilio y la comunidad ya que el departamento enfrenta una crisis de oficiales que da un rápido aumento de crímenes y casos sin resolver. tiene ochenta oficiales en las calles y cuatro para esta más grande. y escuchemos lo que dijo este jefe interino acerca de esta problemática. >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> el jefe interino dice que ha tenido que rotar oficiales de poner detectives en las calles para trabajar como oficiales y tuvo que recortar los oficiales de tránsito. actualmente tiene 50 posicines vacantes, pues el jefe interino sugirió trabajar con otras agencias del orden y contratar oficiales retirados. importante lo que terminó en esta reunión porque pidió al jefe interino que entreguen un reporte cada 30 días para ver cómo avanza este proceso y esperan que la ciudad y le jefe

but the question remains, should our free press have been allowed to reveal hugh elle edwards identitylp but think that 30 years ago the sun would have had no compunction about revealing the identity. but who better to ask that question to than the man who used to edit the sun 30 years ago? kelvin you would have revealed his name . would have revealed his name. >> i'd have done it in a heartbeat and there would have been no comeback. and actually, funnily enough, i admire sun funnily enough, i admire the sun no running with the no end for running with the story the editor victoria story and the editor victoria newton. but the clanger, they dropped the biggest clanger was they didn't have the courage of their convictions on and just run it on day one. the story would have been dead in 12 hours. >> with privacy, had to deal >> with privacy, you had to deal with laws and therefore, with libel laws and therefore, if you were wrong, you had to pay if you were wrong, you had to pay but with privacy, you pay out. but with privacy, you can it can be true . can be right. it can be true. and you

telegraph hugh elle named by wife as elle edwards named by wife as presenter, suspended by bbc guardiana presenter at centre a bbc presenter at centre of allegations the times wife reveals edwards is bbc star reveals hugh edwards is bbc star in of storm financial times. in eye of storm financial times. big in us inflation raises big drop in us inflation raises hopes fever breaking hopes that fever is breaking after rate rises. daily star it's hugh and those are your front that's it for front pages. that's it for tonight's thanks to bruce tonight's show. thanks to bruce lewis. back tomorrow lewis. headline is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 bed stick 5 am, then go to bed or stick around for the breakfast show. for now. good night. good morning. >> and best show ever. the temperature's rising. >> proud sponsors >> boxed suella. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there and greg dewhurst. and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast stays unsettled. over the next few days, we'll have showers on thursday and then rain spreading in

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this lunchtime on suspicion of death by dangerous driving . by dangerous driving. >> the killer of elleh due to be sentenced in the next hour. the 26 year old beautician was shot outside a pub in merseyside on christmas eve. her father , tim, says his mission father, tim, says his mission now is to end gun violence in the area . we're outside the area. we're outside liverpool crown court eight and a hard lesson for the government all the teaching unions warning they'll unite in taking strike action next term as ministers refuse to commit to the findings of the independent pay review body. and lewis hamilton backs peaceful just stop oil protests at silverstone this weekend. he might just get his wish. organisers of the british grand prix have said they they've planned the event expecting disruption before all that , disruption before all that, let's whizz over to rhiannon for your latest headlines . your latest headlines. >> thank you pip. good afternoon . it's 1:01. >> thank you pip. good afternoon . it's1:01. your >> thank you pip. good afternoon . it's 1:01. your top story is from the

the this hugh elle edwards saga.its own investigation own internal investigation following that elle following fresh claims that elle edwards inappropriately messaged individual, current and former bbc employees. and it is vital to stress again that those allegations came out after his wife had released a statement naming him and saying that we all need to leave him alone for his mental health. we are joined now by broadcaster toby young and former bbc legal correspondent clive coleman . i'm correspondent clive coleman. i'm not sure where we're going to end up with this conversation, chaps, but i will start by asking toby, who do you blame for this, the bbc sun? for this, the bbc or the sun? >> blame huw edwards, assuming >> i blame huw edwards, assuming the allegations are true , but i the allegations are true, but i certainly don't blame the sun. >> the reason is a family member of the young man at the centre of the young man at the centre of this story contacted the sun is because they contacted the bbc in may and

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is hugh elle edwards crisis is the hugh elle edwards crisis of the bbc's making?ys bbc big blundering crisis. it's not their fault it happened. but as usual, it's not their fault it happened. but as usual , they've happened. but as usual, they've made a hash of managing the crisis . blocking blabber made a hash of managing the crisis. blocking blabber on twitter, says of course it isn't. how silly it needs a radical shake up. however for billie jo says the bbc has utterly failed their so—called complaints investigation process. basically they did nothing. the sun hasn't done anything wrong here, and at least they had substance in this torrid story. well, we don't know if it is substance. they are allegations at this stage . are allegations at this stage. your verdict is now in. 64% agree that the bbc have created this crisis 36% say they have not. coming up, the bbc's former chief political correspondent john sergeant joins us and he is a former close friend of hugh edwards. he knows him well john. sergeant react action next, a brighter outlook with boxt solar pro

the man convicted of murdering elle edwards has been sentenced to life in prison.nce and into a school builiding in wimbledon in south—west london in thursday. an eight—year—old girl died in the crash. police say a 46 year—old woman who was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving has now been released on bail. caversham school in reading — whose head teacher ruth perry took her own life after inspectors downgraded it to 'inadequate�* — has now beenjudged 'good' — following a further inspection. ofsted returned to the school injune and said areas including safeguarding had been improved. ruth perry's sister welcomed the new rating saying it proved that caversham had never been a failing school. you're live with bbc news. germany, the economic powerhouse of europe, continues to misfire with data out today that suggests the country is seeing another contraction in their all important manufacturing sector. data from the first two months of this quarter show another downturn — with output dropping by 0.2 percent from april. that sets up the prospect of the longest re