we asked her the greater manchester police for comment and said an investigation is under review and hopes to contact shortly so we invited guests to debate the issues around this case. well actually i know you personally and i see your ass questioned sometimes iran contra ball questions sometimes questions people don't particularly want to answer and i don't i'm an atheist i criticize christianity critize judaism i criticize islam criticize any faith but it's only when islam is criticized suddenly it's hate speech we have rules about freedom of expression freedom of belief and freedom of conscience however there are limits to those rules and it's very dangerous to draw some kind of moral equivalence between people who are fascists or near nazis are spreading inciting violence or hate preaching people behave like that they should be prosecuted to the maximum extent of the law so everybody has to suffer the consequences of freedom of speech means that yes sometimes somebody might say something that could offend you she has a right to an opinion nobody and i mean nobody has the right t

her complaints about it seriously well this is an email allegedly received by gen i a from greater manchester police it in it she's warned of consequences resulting from comments she has made online was also told to consider the freedom of expression of others and without any details of those said to be harassing her there'd be no investigation in the end she was advised not to post anything likely to cause offense will be asked greater manchester police to comment on this although it said and investigation is under review and hopes to contact deny shortly we invited guests to debate the issue around the case. well actually i know you personally and i see your ass questioned sometimes there on countable questions sometimes they're questions people don't particularly want to answer and i don't i'm an atheist i criticize christianity critize judaism i criticize islam criticize any faith but it's only when islam is criticized that suddenly it's hate speech we have rules about freedom of expression freedom of belief and freedom of conscience however there are limits to those rules and it's very dangerou

greater manchester police are appealing for information on the robbers. better fitting clothes. shop. let's hope greater manchester police get their hands on them. let's get more on the reaction in the wider region to the strikes on syria with our middle east correspondent lina sinjab, who is in beirut. lina, what impact is this military action having? basically, for the syrian government and the russians, they are continuing with the same message that this is an aggression against the country by the coalition. they wa nted the country by the coalition. they wanted the un to condemn it. on the ground, this has not changed the course of the war. president assad is still in a strong position, winning this war. the message came from the coalition in these air strikes because of the use of chemical weapons and although the united states said they are willing to launch another attack only if the president uses chemical weapons again. we know from the course of the war that the vast majority of civilians are killed from conventional weapons, barrel bombs, scud missiles, cluster bombs.

you've got the social services department, you've got central council and you've got the greater manchester policehey decided for whatever reason not to pull this together and represent the young people whose lives had been ruined as a consequence of no action being taken on their behalf. the independent inquiry has found that the leader lied under oath when he said he did not know about the abuse. you were oblivious asked what was going on over those years? of all those people mentioned, they did not bring it to my attention. the panel felt that he lied to the enquiry in his evidence to them. and he lied under oath, that is a criminal offence. he lied under oath that he'd given to tell the truth. rochdale has lurched from one scandal to the next, from cyril smith in the 1960s, to the wider abuse of boys and care, to the satanic abuse allegations and the more recent grooming of teenage girls, and there are many here who feel that this town can't move on until the full truth is known. and there is more detail to come. abuse allegations about cyril smith at westminster are expected to be examined by

greater manchester police are appealing for information on the robbers.ed the decision to take military action in syria. writing in the sunday telegraph, the foreign secretary says it was necessary in order to try and prevent the future use of chemical weapons. that's not everbody‘s vew of course and tomorrow theresa may will make a statement in parliament and give mps a chance to ask questions. so is she likely to come under pressure. we are nowjoined by the labour mpjohn woodcock. it was theresa may right? many of us have been pushing for this for yea rs. have been pushing for this for years. assad enabled by rush has indiscriminately killed civilians with the world watching. that has had very severe implications for global security, potentially for decades to come, so it's right that this action has been taken. the focus in parliament tomorrow should be has it been sufficient to generally take out any chemical capability in the future? and what is the wider strategy to bring this humanitarian catastrophe in syria to an end where hundreds of thousands o

greater manchester police are appealing for information on the robbers. it comes to this decision, doe money? maybe don't steal it in the first place. maybe don't shove it down your pa nts. maybe don't shove it down your pants. just don't steal! not surprising on what is in front of the papers at the moment, the decision by the uk to have coordinated strikes on syria with the united states and france. on the observer, the front page has, as a lot of papers, the initial strike, the headline is may faces anger over syria raids, talking about how the prime minister is going to have a lot of a backlash apparently from mps in parliament, without having gained the consent, that is the issue. the male has may faces backlash, the snubbing is in these blitzes over syria —— the mail. storm shadow missiles and allies bracing for russia's revenge. trump quote there, mission accomplished, and of course we will be talking to someone from the conservative party and the labour party later today to talk about the decision and controversy about theresa may not consulting parliament before partaking in

sir peter fahy is former chief constable of greater manchester police. r he is going to be arrested and why he doesn't sell six himself. i wonder why he chooses to pimp women rather than to actually see punters himself, knowing how grotesque they are. this is not about any feminist or anyone critical of the abusive six industry, taking away the so—called choice of women to sell six. these women and their so—called choices are held as a human shield to defend the men, who we know this is about. we know this is about sexual access by them to women as and when they wish. so i refuse to actually say that this is about a choice of women. everybody watching this programme knows this isn't something they want to do and they would choose to do. i'm going to stop you there. i am going to play the clip from louise. i asked this a number of times.|j find that really such a form of patronising condescension. it's that kind of attitude that makes the — that motivates me to sit and talk to you and try to dispel these myths that i am busy idiot who is being exploited an

but nothing was done. the greater manchester police. been ruined. when he said he did not know aboutoing on for all those years? bring it to my attention. it could be a matterfor the police. the panel felt that he lied to the enquiry in his evidence to them. and he lied under oath, that is a criminal offence? he lied under oath that he'd told the truth. move on until the full truth is known. and there is more detail to come. examined by the inquiry next year. judith moritz, bbc news, rochdale. our correspondent alison freeman is in salford for us now. it is difficult for the people of rochdale to move on? rochdale to move on? with looking after these young people. —— who were in authority. and can present —— someone who was in a nonresidential school. in a nonresidential school. as victims, they were seen as the authors of their own abuse. authors of their own abuse. afternoon he has been suspended by the labour party. the labour party. in abuse and the reasons why he was never prosecuted. never prosecuted. inadequate in their response and that was deeply disturbing. that was deeply