it's ian russell to seejess and oliver and mary. hello. thanks.ad, sojust take as long as you need... thank you. ..and let us know when you are ready. there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless. perhaps because i'm molly's father but it's just — you just read it and itjust saps you of your life energy. it's... exhales. just... it's horrible. and i can see how if you're exposed to this every day, it would destroy you. beeping. good morning. it's seven o'clock on tuesday the 20th of september. the bbc news is read this morning by caroline nicholas. the inquest into the death of a 14—year—old girl- who took her own life five years ago after being exposed _ to harmful content online will begin later today. - molly russell viewed large numbers of posts about depression, - suicide and self— harm. her father has said he hopes the hearing in north londonl will lead to changes around how social media companies - keep people safe. not looking forward to it at all, that glimpse into someone we still love so dearly, into the anguish she was feelin

ian russell first spoke out about what he found on molly's phone in 2019.l campaigner, speaking to mps. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter... even meeting the prince and princess of wales, who tonight said... instagram did make some safety changes. three years ago, we spoke to the ceo, who had this message for ian. i have a lot of respect for the fact that he's turned an incredibly tragic experience into a force for change, into a force for good. and for that, i'm grateful. but ian says any reforms came too late for molly and much, much more needs to be done. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. and the final thing i want to say... ..is thank you, molly, for being my daughter. thank you. disaffected soldiers in burkina faso say they've carried out a coup, the second this year. a statement read out on national television said an army captain, ibrahim traore, had deposed the military ruler paul—henri damiba and dissolved the government and constitution. as the b

it's ian russell to seejess and oliver and mary. hello. thanks.to someone we still love so dearly, into the anguish she was feeling. this was the day we heard about the molly behind the headlines, beyond the pictures on the front pages of the newspapers. he described her life as "important" and "influential" and he told the court she was destined to do good. but i think and i hope that we will learn lessons and that it will help produce the change that's needed to keep people safe, to keep people alive. an executive from pinterest admitted to the court that he wouldn't want his own children to see the kind of content molly had viewed. and the head of health and well being for meta said she was sorry that molly had seen content that violated instagram's policies. and then, after two weeks, the coroner concluded. ..the algorithms used by social media companies... ..girls like molly who said are in the eye of the storm... she become overwhelmed by the kind of material that she was seeing and ended up by taking her own life and in this historic decisi

for ian russell?ents of molly's iphone and ipod touch and there are tens of thousands of pages worth of data needed to be collated before we could have any idea of what molly really doing online before her death. hello. ian russell to seejess and oliver and mary. hello, thanks. hello. ian russell to seejess and oliverand mary. hello, thanks. it oliverand mary. hello, thanks. it contains some material that i'm sure is going _ contains some material that i'm sure is going to _ contains some material that i'm sure is going to be very upsetting to read. _ is going to be very upsetting to read. so — is going to be very upsetting to read, sojust take as is going to be very upsetting to read, so just take as long is going to be very upsetting to read, sojust take as long as is going to be very upsetting to read, so just take as long as you need _ read, so 'ust take as long as you need. :, ~ read, so 'ust take as long as you need. :, ,, ,:, read, so 'ust take as long as you teeth tet — read, so 'ust take as l

ian russell, the father of molly russell ian russell, the father of molly russell who died after viewingtagram and pinterest have to respond within two months to explain what action they've taken. a postmortem examination is expected to take place today on the human remains found in the murder investigation of leah croucher. yesterday, leah's family visited the house where her possessions and the remains were found and laid flowers at a nearby memorial. police say the forensic examinations could take weeks. donald trump has been ordered to give evidence to the committee investigating the storming of the capitol building last january. five people died and 140 police officers were wounded in the violence — carried out by mr trump's supporters. if he does not comply with the summons, he could face criminal charges and imprisonment. communities in three australian states have been ordered to evacuate as torrential rain brings major flooding. at least 500 homes have been flooded, one person has died and another is missing as the disaster unfolds. parts of the country have received up to four

that is molly russell's father ian speaking to us. rting point is our integrity. many of us won't realise, but construction workers have the highest suicide rate of any job in the uk — with many describing it as both physically and mentally draining. now one builder from london says more needs to be done to encourage good mental health on building sites. on tonight's we are england we hearfrom some builders about the challenges facing the industry. if you give someone a shovel in their hand and they can dig a hole, you're employable to us. you can do a job. some of these people are coming off of front—line military service, they're coming out of prison service. the root cause of these guys' problems is from outside of the industry. but when they do come into it, there's no support services at that initial stage. and if you've been affected by this story, there's help on the bbc action line. let's see how the tube is running this morning. the overground is part suspended between stratford and dalston kingsland. let's see how the weather

ian. but that number is expected to keep climbing. cbcs perry russell begin the covers tonight. he rode along with an urban search and rescue team as they sifted through the wreckage in fort myers beach. perry? >> ship, it has been a long seven days for first responders on fort myers beach. the number of dead is just rising everyday. they are trying to find every person that is missing, if that is even possible. this is being called ground 04 hurricane ian, as each hour passes, hope fades. the search for the missing is becoming the search for the dead. it is not clear who can survive a week under rubble. here, a delicate healing back of debris after the smell of possible human remains is detected under what looks like a home. >> bringing heavy equipment in to help me move some of the heavy debris. and they take off layers at a time. >> reporter: we ride through fort myers beach with ignatius carol. >> i know you have seven miles you have to search, essentially. how much of that has been accomplished so far? >> we have searched the entire seven miles of fort myers beach. i put my

ian strikes south carolina. residents in three states are warned of life—threatening floods. pressure on the tech giants as a coroner rules social media did play a part in the suicide of british teenager molly russell

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