a very robust statement from the iopc. that's it for the papers this hour.nny smith will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. next — ‘this matters', new programme from bbc news, examining issues raised during the election campaign. this first edition takes a closer look at climate change and asks if your vote could help save the planet? welcome to this matters, a brand—new election show for bbc news. for a lot of people, climate change is the most important issue facing the country. concern for the environment has gone mainstream. look at greta thunberg. we cannot continue to look away from this crisis any more. she's a celebrity. she's friends with leonardo dicaprio. and jane fonda is out getting herself arrested at climate protests now. and if you look at the polls for voter priority, it has jumped right up the list in the last few years. it is something the green party has built itself on. the green wave is sweeping the globe, and it has been cascading across britain with our two best—ever election results in green party history. and other par

there was a very long investigation by the iopc, who passed on theirfiles very long investigation byown prosecution service a year ago today, after more than three years since dalian atkinson died. we now know that one of those two officers, 0fficer know that one of those two officers, officer a as he's known at the moment, from west mersea police, has been charged with murder. we've had state m e nts been charged with murder. we've had statements both from the police, but i think perhaps more importantly from dalian atkinson's family, some of whom were in the magistrates' court earlier on to see this very first hearing in which say they welcome that after such a long time the case will now go before a jury, but they regret how long it has taken. we will hear later on perhaps more details about when a potential trial could be. simon. film acquis, thank you very much. —— phil mackie. a new streaming service backed by the bbc, itv, channel a and channel five launches today. costing £5.99 per month, britbox will feature classic series such as original doctor who episodes, downton abbey

the matter will be quickly resolved by the iopc.ely revealed the identity of a royal marines charge with the murder of a wounded taliban fighter in afghanistan in 2011. until our report, he was only known as marine e. marine e is sam deen. military court has lifted an anonymity order and he can finally talk about what happened that day in afghanistan when head cam footage showed him offering to shoot the wounded fighter in the head. the murder charge against him was later dropped. he reveals to the programme that he tried to take his own life after hitting rock bottom. his colleague that day, marine a, alexander blackman, was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was reduced to manslaughter and he was reduced to manslaughter and he was released from prison in 2017. clairejones reports. a story of men in war. i wanted to be the best that you physically could be. that is why i wanted to join the marines. if things had been different, i probably would have done the full service. i cannot back and have a lot to be proud of. m

complaint so we will not make detailed comment and until that system is finished we are working with the iopcstein's alleged abuse victims tells us exclusively that she thinks the chances of prince andrew facing questioning in the us over what he knew about epstein's criminal activities are now higher after this interview with bbc newsnight. in a moment we'll talk to lawyer lisa bloom who is representing five of epstein's victims. first here are key moments from saturday night's interview. do you regret the whole friendship with epstein? now, still not, the reason being is that the people that i met and the opportunities that i was given to learn, either by him or because of him, were actually very useful. he himself, not, as it were, as close as you might think... we weren't that close, so therefore... i mean, yes, iwould go and stay in his house, but that was because of his girlfriend, not because of him. i've been speaking to lisa bloom, a lawyer in la who's representing five of epstein's alleged victims. i asked her what those victims had made of the prince's interview. found it deeply di