the inquest into the death of caroline flack hears that the tv presenter was only going to be cautionedault, but police pushed for charges to be brought. allegations of mistreatment — the british gymnasts who trained at one of the country's top clubs speak out about their experiences. and england's cricketers make a promising start against pakistan, before rain interrupts the opening day's play. and coming up on bbc news... all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sports centre. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. rescue workers are searching for dozens of people still missing after the massive explosion in beirut yesterday. at least 135 people were killed and more than 5,000 were injured. large parts of the city were devastated by the force of the blast. the red cross is co—ordinating with the lebanese health ministry to set up new morgues and a two—week state of emergency has been declared. more than a quarter of a million people have had to leave their homes. the blast was felt on the island of cyprus, 150 miles away in the eastern mediterran

the police were challenged over why they didn't want caroline flack just be cautioned. over why theyto be cautioned and not charged, but the detective who appealed that decision and was successful has been giving evidence here at the inquest. detective into inspector lauren bateman, and she has been explaining why she felt a caution was not appropriate for the presenter. she told the inquest, it was because the presenter had not made a clear, reliable admission of what had happened. the inquest heard when police officers went to caroline flack's home after that alleged incident she made a number of admissions, such as, i hit him, the detective then said that when caroline flack was later questioned while she was in police custody it was unclear what caroline was admitting to. the coroner then said this to the detective, was it the case that you were motivated in part by caroline's celebrity status? absolutely not, the detective replied, and then there was an emotional exchange between caroline flack's mother, christine, who was watching via video link, and she told the detective, i t

flack, fighters, the close call, the one that got away. some of those b-29 crews won't be able to talk it over today. 11 men and a bomber that didn't quite make it. ♪ the rescue squads tear away the hot metal. somehow in that burning wreckage a man has felt those hands. one life saved and ten lost. that is part of today's toll. and there were many other days and nights that took their toll of young american lives and in the service of our relentless expanding air power. by the end of july, our b-29s had all but obliterating the enemy's ability to make war. a thousand plane missions were going to hit japan with twice the monthly tonnage that ever fell on germany. the question was, how much longer would a beaten japan hold out? in august we made a test that was never applied to germany. while great lands, sea and air forces gathered for the last invasion, our b-29s dropped two atomic bombs. which hastened the surrender of japan and saved untold thousands of american lives. so the mission of our air forces which began nearly four years ago wa

enter the flack...he former love island host was initially going to be cautioned by the crown prosecution service but the police appealed the cps decision and she was charged with assault. in a statement, the cps said... caroline flack‘s mother told the inquest her daughter had been seriously let down by the authorities. she said she knows nothing will bring her back but wants people to know what a kind, lovely and generous person she was. helena wilkinson, bbc news, east london. now on bbc news, philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—i9 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—i9 is affecting the lives of people around the world. i am philippa thomas and this week we are hearing inside stories from scientists, some of them directly involved in the fight against the virus, others using ingenious methods to carry out their research while working from home. later, we will h

christine flack broke down in tears as her statement was read to the court. she said this eps was particularly to blame, she said, for pursuing the case against her daughter. you will remember caroline flack was charged with assaulting her boyfriend. it was a charge that she had denied. but today at the inquest, family and friends painted a picture of somebody who was falling apart, distressed, anxious after she had been arrested. her sister, jodie comer gave a statement to the court, saying that the presenter had tried to take her life the day before her court appearance in december and the day before her court appearance in decemberand an the day before her court appearance in december and an ambulance had to be sent to her address four times in the months before she died, including on the night before. we also found out in court today that the crown prosecution service say it had initially concluded that there was not sufficient evidence to charge her. they were going to caution her but the metropolitan police decided to successfully appeal that and she wa

the flacks fans from the corinthians cop carried away almost 5 kilos the harsh reality obasanjo they carry even greater weight politically. the sao paulo soccer fans are leading pro-democracy protests despite the pandemic. upriver mali 1st us we corinthian supporters were also among the 1st to take to the streets in the 1980 s. to protest against the military dictatorship that's the spirit of this flag and i thought well this is the one there. now they're once again fighting for freedom since both an auto is stirring up hatred against minorities against blacks and homosexuals demonstrators want to show that it's unacceptable let me must stand up for our rights more forcefully. and unlike nor fellow brazilians i think that because in 2018 the majority of them elected a murderer as president. but. they're also angry that bolton are or has downplayed the coronavirus pandemic even though covert 19 has claimed over 110000 lives in brazil. a secure custom only system the government in the capital stands for the spirit of racism in fascism. and we fans are fighting against that western edge

the inquest into the death of tv presenter caroline flack — her mother says she was let down by the authoritiesas faced with a show trial. allegations of mistreatment. the british gymnasts who trained at one of the country's top clubs speak out about their experiences. and england's cricketers make a promising start against pakistan, before rain interrupts the opening day's play. and coming up in sport on bbc news... european football is back as manchester united look to complete the formalities of their europa league round of 16 tie. good evening. rescue workers are searching for dozens of people still missing after the massive explosion in beirut yesterday. at least 135 people were killed and more than 5000 were injured. large parts of the city were devastated by the force of the blast. more than a quarter of a million people were made homeless in just seconds. a two—week state of emergency has been declared. the blast was felt as far away as the island of cyprus, 150 miles away in the eastern mediterranean, with people there saying they thought it was an earthquake. the whole city was shaken

scary to think that somebody could use my pictures to make a fake video of me that's why methods to flack the fakes quickly and reliably are becoming more and more important tech giants like facebook and microsoft have launched the deep fake detection challenge with a prize of nearly 1000000 euros here at the w. we've developed a very few cation program truly media which can help analyze their talk content there's also a number of specialized startups on the issue how to for read is an expert in digital forensics he uses how nice steve thanks to fine tune his erf occasional programs and he's always on the lookout for the best way to use a i but a i approach is exactly what you think it is you get a bunch of real videos you get a bunch of fake videos and you teach them in machine learning system to tell the difference but that's a sensitive subject since deep fakes are also created with machine learning a detection toll could just as well be used to generate better fakes but i need to read goes beyond the ordinary approach instead of just relying on ai he and his team analyze videos to ide

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the inquest into the death of tv presenter caroline flack is expected to continue today. her flat in london in february. lisa hampele reports. caroline flack became synonymous with the show love island although her career when backed almost 20 yea rs. her career when backed almost 20 years. she once quickly come dancing in 2014 and also cohosted the x factor for stopping in 2014 and also cohosted the x factorfor stopping december in 2014 and also cohosted the x factor for stopping december last year she was arrested and charged with assaulting her partner, lewis burton. she pleaded not guilty in court and her boyfriend said he did not support the prosecution. weeks before she was due to stand trial, she was found dead in her london flat. the lawyer for her family said she had taken her own life. today's inquest into her death is expected to last for two days. lisa hampele, bbc news. the funeral ofjohn hume will take place today. members formed a guard of honour in tribute to their former leader. he died on monday aged 83. the government has announced details for the comme

and the metro headlines the inquest into the tv presenter caroline flack, who took her own life aftere would go on trial for assaulting her boyfriend. just some of the papers that we have here already at the bbc and we are going to start with the independent, which dedicate different —— it's from page two the devastation in beirut, the aftermath of what happened after that explosion on tuesday, the paper focusing on the... the images, you can see, the many, many people who met with president macron, pleading with him to do something, rachel, to help them, and also very angry with the permit and the political elite within lebanon. there is real anger in lebanon and rightly so. we've all seen the horrific pictures over the last few days of the explosion and of the aftermath and of the recovery. that we are seeing pictures of the protests, the antigovernment demonstrations, the anger at the corruption that the officials who knew about this store officials who knew about this store of ammonium nitrate for six years, we re of ammonium nitrate for six years, were warned that it was a powder

the inquest into the death of tv presenter caroline flack is expected to continue later.roline flack became synonymous with the show love island over her tv career and back 20 years. she won strictly come dancing in 2014 and also appeared in the x factor. and it does she was arrested last year and charged with assaulting her partner lewis burton, she pleaded not guilty in court and her boyfriend said he did not support the prosecution. weeks before she was due to span trial she was found deadin was due to span trial she was found dead in her london flat. the lawyer for herfamily dead in her london flat. the lawyer for her family said she dead in her london flat. the lawyer for herfamily said she had taken her own life. the inquest today into her own life. the inquest today into her death is expected to last for two days. womens‘ charities and unions representing parliamentary staff have called on parliament to suspend a conservative mp who's been accused of rape. in a joint statement, they say safety at work must be paramount. the mp was arrested on saturday and later rel

redeemer in rio dejaneiro where as you can see the statue isn't lit up in the colours of lebanon's flackstatue with swatches over rio dejaneiro statue with swatches over rio de janeiro now showing statue with swatches over rio dejaneiro now showing support having the colours, the red and the white and the spanish cedar tree there let's out to show support for all of those injured and for those many who have lost their homes in beirut. —— lebanon's flag. much more of course on oui’ beirut. —— lebanon's flag. much more of course on our website booklets now turn to the united states. in the us, new york's attorney general has filed a major lawsuit against the national rifle association, trying to dissolve the group. top officials are accused of funding their lavish lifestyles by corruption and misspending. the nra's defence of the right to bear arms gives it huge cultural and political influence in the us, though it's a lightning rod for advocates of gun control. 0ur north america editor jon sopel has more. that protesters can freely walk the streets of america armed to the teeth is largely

she has in fact taken some flack from the left wing, former prosecutor in california was running thelargest judicial system in the united states, but that phrase, kamala harris is a cop, was heard on the left. that's right it she has amended her position somewhat particularly in regard to matters relating to criminal justice because she has had to, really, such as the mood of the country at the moment and this isa country at the moment and this is a direct time. we have had these protests from coast to coast over the death of george floyd of course and the reform of the police and racial inequality, very much issues of the day, if you like, so kamala harris stepped into that void ata harris stepped into that void at a very historic time and i think the democrats will be hoping that she can help deliver, in particular the african—american vote which has been very loyal to joe african—american vote which has been very loyal tojoe biden traditionally but hasn't always come out to the polling booth to support him as it might. david, thanks so much for that. new zealand is back in lockdow

we did the double flack amputation. we did the single flak amputation. the single flap amputation was used to take your foot and hand off. i preferred using the circular amputation because it worked faster and quicker and made a nice stump. and you can have an artificial leg when you got one. the double flap amputation -- you had this knife here. it's sharp on both sides. this is what we did. you would get a hold of the tissue here, pull it off, pulled it off the femur. we would go in here like this, right above the femur and we would cut upward. we would pull the flap back. my assistant would hold the leg of. i would go underneath it and make another flap. then i would pull to flaps backwards, exposing the femur. after exposed the femur like that, i would take my capital saw. i would start sign through it. i had a tendency, sometimes when you did that, it would snap. like you take it to buy for and you saw it, and what would happen, you would have a flinch on the end of the femur. we did not want that because what we do then is we would take the bone fl

hong kong and there are people waving promoting hong kong independence you know waving hong kong flacks or chanting revolutionary songs you know these are activities that no government would allow a lot of hong kong people are very angry about it john fund revolutionary song never an order trying to get illusion resolved that we are perfectly entitled to chant revolutionary songs in 3 countries regina europe you can go to london or washington and chant whatever revolutionary songs you want why don't you try it. it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera les miserables la or chant as a part up and well organized and well planned action plan to stoke separatist sentiments. at the end of the day your your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust beijing this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses its security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way it behaves on the mainland in hong kong do you really believe that of course trust our motherland ou

the inquest into the death of television presenter caroline flack has resumed in east london.lena wilkinson is at the inquest. caroline flack‘s mother and sister have been listening to very difficult details by video link and the court heard about the distress and anxiety that she had felt in the months before her death and said she had been arrested in december of last year. the court also heard she left a note after her death saying i hope me and lewis can one day find harmony. lewis, her partnerwho hope me and lewis can one day find harmony. lewis, her partner who she had been accused of assaulting, charge which she had denied. in a statement read to the court on behalf of him and said the last time that he saw her she was devastated. what was bothering her the most was the police case and losing herjob on love island. her sisterjodie in a statement read to the court said that caroline had been in a very anxious frame of mind since being arrested and an ambulance had been called to her home four times in the months before she died. her mother said that she wants people to k

demonstrators seem to be largely from the far right place and many black white and red children rushed flacks sr gen and politicians said they were shocked to join interior minister say move the rice talk building is the seat of our parliament in the symbolic center of our free democracy it's intolerable the rioters and extremists abuse it for their own purposes. burning senate interior minister andrus guys all had tried but failed to prevent the demonstration in the courts. garden city being the background of german history i don't believe it says democracy for us to duck our heads and not to take a position that to bow out to them in the name of freedom of expression that we democrats have to clearly say what is right and what is wrong in those faces experts warn that demonstrations like that on saturday provide an ideal space for radical movements to win over american people today chorus. well for more on that story i'm now joined from the i start building by the w.'s joe joe it looks much quieter there right now but it was slightly different story on saturday wasn't a. that's right on the

are they selling these next to the flack jackets on the website?s is not even out until late september. how long does it take to move merchandise? >> juan. >> available september 22nd. >> i want some of those straws. $450,000 for plastic straws? you can sell anything these days. that was a pretty god move. -- good move. >> celebrities get a free pass strict new york state quarantine rules. greg? >> if you are a teenager watching mtv or vh1, you could be 60. anyone under the age of 25. i am going to the vma's. is that a medical conference? is that a vitamin? it's amazing. nobody watches those networks. this 18-24 demo being so ideal is a joke. they have no money except for weed. >> [laughing]. >> jesse? >> i don't know greg does well with 18 to 24 on the weekends. you better watch your mouth. >> that's true >> i fully support perks and special treatment. if it's for a star or say a rising star, i fully support whatever cuomo is doing. >> [laughing]. >> you are a conservative. it doesn't count. martha? >> well, i think most of these stars are quarant

chris, you caught a little bit of flack when people saw you take a picture with ted cruz's daughter andid i'm here with my daughter and this is for her. how do you balance that? some people are, like, i don't agree with your politics but as captain america i would like to take a picture with you. you may go i hate this policy you enacted on human beings, but as captain america i understand you would like to take a picture with me. how do you plans balance that and go to you, chris, how could you do that? >> in a circumstance with a child, i'll always take a picture of a kid. in general, even sitting down with certain politicians there's extreme on both parties where there's no wiggle room for that. i would argue, if this person wasn't in power or writing bills that affected your life, shun them, scream loud at them. but we can't pretend they don't have some sort of say. i find it far more pernicious to become stubborn and retreat to your corner and say i wholeheartedly disagree with you and infringe on human rights, something that offends me as a person. i would like to talk about ideas

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that's coming for the flack from the president who was impeached for lying.from a man who posted a made up conversation between republican senators back in january. irony of course, he's dead. the pallbearer is joe locke hard. but hardly alone. operatives have received their marching orders. bill kristol, the democratic partisan figure, "he shouldn't debate. the public knows more than it already does. too much information could be bad for our plans to take power. shut it down." tells you everything. speaking of the ability to freely disseminate information, 77% of republicans polled said they were afraid to express their opinions publicly. they know that expressing right of center views could get them fired, so what is the conservative establishment from the groups that taken billions every year to protect conservatives, doing to protect conservatives? david azerrad has been in that establishment for a long time. he is now a professor at hillsdale college. he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. simple question, what are the conservative institu

you know, we've been getting a little flack in the press. were written... calling us controversial, which i was surprised about. that's the thing about being on tv. you just can never say what you want to say, man. 'cause if i said everything i thought, it would just freak america out. you wouldn't want to hear a young black dude saying half the things i be thinking. the only way people would listen to the stuff i think is if a pretty white girl sang my thoughts. [laughter] and i actually happen to have a pretty white girl here. pretty white girl, come on out. she's in my contract. [laughter and applause] good evening, pretty white woman.

trump: it is hard to give them flack foror not having act.e now know what to do to mitigate the spread of this very infectious disease, and he is not only not doing those things, he is actively advocating against t them still, and continuing to claim it is just going to disappear, it is some kind of hoax, using the races term "china virus" to get himself -- racist term "china himself o off the hook. with 160,000 people and counting dying, how can we assume there is not culpability. he is not making steps to fix this problem and that suggests crcriminal culpability. on this say so much book, give us a deep background on president trump that we have ever read. can you talk about why you wrote "too much and never enough"? dr. trump: i wrote this book to give people the information they did not have access to in 2016. the reason i was not able to do withhad to do partially tohing he did or said seemed turn anynybody off anyway, so 'm not sure he -- sure that my saying anything would matter. at2020, there is such more stake than there ever has bee

getting a lot of flack saying nascar's dead and it's going away. but nascar's just starting and we're bringing some new light, new fans. it's going to be fun. >> you got like a couple gray hairs. people used to tell me i look 25. they don't say that, anymore. it's been a long couple of years. bubba, i got to -- it's exciting. you go to daytona tomorrow, right? >> i leave out sunday morning. >> so you are going to daytona. congratulations. kick it, right? >> that's right. >> but we understand that you have an addition to the family. and look at that. oh, my gosh. who is that puppy? >> yeah. well, he's in timeout right now. he used the bathroom inside the house. and he's been -- besides that, he's been a really good dog. he's been a really good puppy. we sit there and amanda and i just sit over there and stare at him because he is the most adorable puppy, ever. >> what's his name? >> asher. yes. and so, he's been really good. i was actually getting in the shower or something, getting ready for this hit here, and i hear her yelling at him and screamin

i love the guy and i'm not flacking my own writing. i had nothing to do with the speech.ut he never calls it a speech. he calls it a talk. >> the metaphor of a job interview, he is walking voters through the choice they have to make, and he used the word chaos that i heard michelle obama speak last night. president clinton said it font. i think you will hear it more and more from democrats. a lot of the voters be trying to believe their liar is in chaos. look at the conversation you were having about when the kids go back to school. >> they're not going back to school. it's a total mess. we screwed up the whole thing. we had months and months. we didn't do the rapid testing. i don't know how you harness that. >> i do. >> i have never seen an issue that is affecting us. but i'm not hearing you guys go crazy on the pandemic. >> i think 80% of americans believe we are moving in the wrong intersection. i have done it a long time. you have done it a long time. fundamentally there are two messes in politics. stay the course and time for a change. i think this bill clinton made

do republicans behind the scenes off camera when they're not flacking, do they really think that thisto add people? we know that trump people like it. but do they really think this is going to add new people to his roster in november? >> just look at how it played out in the 2018 midterms, joy. you saw the suburbs flee donald trump and other republicans in the blue wave. and you saw these lifetime republicans, educated voters that the republican party had counted on. they had moved democratic. are they going to move back? are they going to stop voting for democrats after this trump era? that remains to be seen. but it has been a pretty appalling experiment to watch the ways in which trump has tried to appeal, and he is the caravan last go around. now he's using a suburban horror story. i'm betting on rage mobs. >> and he picked the nicest person, cory booker, and used him. anyway, both of you all know rand paul. can one of you all please call him and let him know that rural people need their mail and they shouldn't only get their mail three, four days a week. thank you both of you. >>

she ran into a lot of flack out there on the virus, but it turned out she was right and she was vindicatedn that. and her popularity numbers in michigan are strong, and it's an important state. so i'm not surprised she's in the finals. i do think she's probably not in the top tier. my sense of it for whatever reason the expectation has grown is not only is it going to be a woman but a black woman. and, you know, governor whitmer obviously and elizabeth warren don't make that cut. they're both very, very strong individuals. i think elizabeth warren is the brightest of the whole crew. but i do think it's more likely to go to an african-american black woman. >> i want to ask you about the executive acs president trump took today. he has tweeted multiple times about previous executive actions taken by president barack obama. the president on multiple occasions criticizing obama for executive actions. he writes, quote, why is barack obama constantly issuing executive orders that are major power grabs of authority? senator ben sass just issued this statement this hour pushing back on the preside

it's hard to imagine, i'm not flacking for anybody, but it's hard to imagine that bette midler for example would attack anyone else for being an immigrant. if melania trump were a democrat hollywood would celebrate her. she's an immigrant, she's funningly beautiful, a polyglot, she speaks several languages. she would be a fashion icon. the photos of her as a young model, all about celebrating femininity and the strength of women. any cause or anything that she supported would be revered. but she is in the wrong party. married to donald trump, she doesn't think the right way, she's attacked for her english, for being an immigrant, for her looks, for restoring the rose garden back to jfk times. she gets attacked for literally everything. it's hollywood where all tolerance, love, accepted diversity, except not diversity of opinions. if you have the wrong opinion you're gone. >> tucker: for hollywood's sake you have to wonder does this hurt them long-term? turning off half the country, is that smart? >> no, i think, it's a horrible idea. people are starting to see that ugliness more and more a

don‘t forget that caroline flack had pleaded not guilty to that one charge.vered—up the widespread abuse of church members, according to a major, leaked investigation. all five of the so—called apostles were found to have protected paedophiles, through their handling of complaints. the disgraced religious sect, which sprang up in northamptonshire in the ‘70s, closed last year, after the bbc revealed hundreds of alleged victims were seeking damages. it has declined our requests for comment. jon ironmonger has this exclusive report: god, i have so many, many sins... for all he preached, the founder of the jesus army for all he preached, the founder of thejesus army never confessed. an alleged bullying and sexual predator who ruled for 50 years until his death in 2009 of one of the uk‘s most abusive churches. now we can reveal his so—called apostles. a p pa re ntly reveal his so—called apostles. apparently covered up the widespread abuse of vulnerable women and children. a leaked independent review commission by the church found that each of the five senior lead

assistant vice president but i appreciated that they gave him time to speak and he takes a lot of flack because most of the navajo reservation is democratic but i appreciate looking ahead and have a vision for our nation and appreciative of the fact that this administration gave our reservation to help combat covid because some reason covid exploded on our land and we have had many, many deaths. if you look at statistics, we experienced more deaths than anyone on the nation when it comes to nip per capita. that is where he is coming from. and top level government, reaching out to native people and trying to help them and that's where his heart was ming from but i can tell but i appreciate him standing firm and showing leadership. host: you are a sit accept of the navajo nation? caller: yes, sir. st: mr. lieser invited the president to visit? caller: i think melania should visit. i think the navajo children would love to have her come to the schools and that would be wonderful. we never had a first lady, democratic or republican come to visit the reservation schirn that i can remember. s

and yeah, he'll take flack for anybody, but he can go that route.as he suggested, does he want someone who has apparently no politic politicals a separation s s s own. he needs something different. and he's going to make that decision about what that is. >> and of course, if anyone knows what it takes to be vice president, it would be joe biden. had the job. >> exactly. >> david gregory, great to see you. thanks so much for being with us. >>> this morning, the search has been called off for seven marines and one sailor after a training accident. 16 people were onboard an amphibious assault vehicle when they reported taking on water. five crew members were rescued before the vehicle sank. according to the u.s. military, all the marine victims were under 23 years old. just horrible. >>> so what happened to president trump's repeated promise to deliver a new health care plan by yesterday? a cnn reality check, next. what if i sleep hot? ... or cold? introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better toge

this maybe sound boring and i will get probably some flack from talking about a movie clichÉs again,ou know, there is a move "ground how long day" where they sequence through and everything is predictable for dynamic events like a space flight, for a scent and for entry. it's invaluable as you control your body whether it's g-loading or dynamics pitch, yaw, and roll signed the vehicle sets you up for success to do anything that you might due in those dynamic situations and i think that video that the spacex team put towing was just wonderful i watched it again on orbit and before we came home and that will be on our list of things that we recommend to the crew-run guys if they hav-run gt watchewatched it it's somethingt they should and everybody consider having baseball on orbit. >> next up is morgan mcfall from business insider. >> reporter: hi, bob and doug, welcome home and thanks so much for taking my question. i am wondering what you would most like to see for the partnership between nasa and spacex going forward? what are you most excited about in the knew era of human space fl