this has been talked about - nobody has any idea about? a lots. this hasof electoral system that is online and digital. the electoral commission have said it is one thing that says they should keep to pen and paper because the potential for damage at the electoral system was more digitised is very large. in this case the electoral commission said nothing had been affected. it is interesting this lag between august 2021 and october 2022, what is likely is that they gained access in august 2021 and have since been looking for weaknesses, researching and looking through those millions of e—mails sent by the electoral commission office to potentially try to find weaknesses in the electoral system. it is a serious incident. we often talk about the sky falling in cyber security when it is not. the electoral commission has already said they are very sorry that this was allowed to happen. 2023 marks the festival's 76th year and, over that time, the event's grown from a handful of performances to a sprawling extravanganza. live now to our reporter courtney bembridg

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, ha, ha, ha. now it's all covered up. claudia: it's very maddening. ll it a day, but that doesn't mean we're giving up the democracy fight in hong kong. claudia: we'll just take it back home. bill: claudia mo, along with the city's remaining 15 pro-democracy politicians, are packing up and resigning en masse. claudia: what exactly happened was that they disqualified four of our democratic legislators, four of my colleagues. and to start with, i had to show solidarity with them. the reasons they used, saying they've not been patriotic, basically. they gave--they, beijing, has given some new definitions to patriotism. bill: the mass resignations means there's no opposition in the city's parliament. the council is now totally under beijing's control. claudia: look at this. bill: farewelling claudia mo, three other legco members who were also forced out. claudia: guys, this is a pilot. male: was. was a pilot. claudia: sweetie. and a medical doctor. they got all--well, i wouldn't say chucked out, 'cause i think they were--no, not you. you were--you two were

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what she has done has changed the course of her life forever. lucas she hasanged the course of her life forever.— of her life forever. lucy letty had many faces- _ of her life forever. lucy letty had many faces. party _ of her life forever. lucy letty had many faces. party graduate. - of her life forever. lucy letty had i many faces. party graduate. bright young nurse. at each face was a mask for evil hiding in plain sight and at last her cover has slipped. lucy letty will now be known as one of britain's most notorious criminals. we are bringing you to breaking news that lucy letty has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder another six. we arejoined by our attempting to murder another six. we are joined by our correspondent anna foster who pace outside manchester crown court. that was the background there. what has been happening in there. what has been happening in the last few moments. it there. what has been happening in the last few moments.— the last few moments. it gives you the last few moments. it gives you the context —

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this has to be a watershed moment, this has to be _ spain? this hashas to be a - spain? this has to be a watershed moment, this has to be a turning | moment, this has to be a turning point, the time when we say, all right, we have to take this seriously. because of our societal issues where people still have not really accepted women playing football, playing professional football. so this has to be a moment where we say, ok, we're going to take this more seriously and invest in the federation and invest in the clubs and have sponsors investing in football and broadcasters investing, the fans, everyone taking part in doing this in order to help the game grow. it has slowly started in the last five years or so, especially in barcelona, with the women's team being so successful. i think it is important to have the mentality shift within society as well and really accept that women can play football just as well as the really accept that women can play footballjust as well as the men and they can achieve things just as much as the men as well. and that w

it has broken panic that has not been - family. it hasr family. it has broken panic- that has not been around for a lot of years. it's given my partner concern and she is extremely panicked about me going to work. in extremely panicked about me going to work-— going to work. in march the terrorist — going to work. in march the terrorist threat _ going to work. in march the terrorist threat level - going to work. in march the terrorist threat level in - terrorist threat level in northern ireland was raised to severe meaning an attack is highly likely. but following the shooting of a senior detective john coldwell the shooting of a senior detectivejohn coldwell by dissident republican paramilitaries. he suffered life treating injuries. pps and ice hazard looking around the clock to assess the risk created by the data breach. on social media northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris wrote: beryl now being urged to exercise maximum vigilance. simonjones, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some o

has been going — to prove that. so much of what has been going on _ to prove that. so much of what hascally. still the front runner for publican nomination and has been camping so much on these legal cases. how does this case affect them, not to legally but also politically in his polling numbers and how he may go forward? legally he is innocent until proven guilty. _ legally he is innocent until proven guilty, politically the strengthens him and — guilty, politically the strengthens him and actually has been seen with the previous indictments his reports among _ the previous indictments his reports among republican voters goes up, they believe in his narrative that he is _ they believe in his narrative that he is the — they believe in his narrative that he is the victim of a political witchhunt, has a strong message which _ witchhunt, has a strong message which we — witchhunt, has a strong message which we know resonates with a lot of americans which is the system is rigged _ of americans which is the system is rigged against me, you, only i could it. i rigged against me, you, only i

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has been overwhelming, - past week. for the authorities, it has been overwhelming, has| it has been overwhelming, has entered, and the haveink ahead because this is happening year on year? find ahead because this is happening year on year?— year on year? and of course not 'ust in year on year? and of course not just in canada. _ year on year? and of course not just in canada. the _ year on year? and of course not just in canada. the premier- year on year? and of course not just in canada. the premier is i just in canada. the premier is at pains to point out that we have seen similar scenes in the united states, across much of europe and it is a testament to the authorities here that they are well used to forest fires. there have been no loss of life. 30,000 people were evacuated from this side of the lake and on the other side when the fire started to encroach on people please pods homes and businesses. just as people's and no lives lost but nevertheless the premier was very blunt and brutal and says these kinds of things will increase in the future and we as a government can do things and improve fire safety and building