for katie hopkins?e proved very expensive. £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it's not the first time a tweet has led to legal action, but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware, i think, that they are exposed to libel laws if they do tweet. but this case and others will help make that clearer to people, that when they do post online they are subject to the law like everybody else. a lesson then notjust for katie hopkins but anyone on social media. 0nline comments can be very costly. david sillito, bbc news.

for katie hopkins?eets on an evening in may two years ago have proved very expensive. £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it's not the first time a tweet has led to legal action, but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware, i think, that they are exposed to libel laws if they do tweet. but this case and others will help make that clearer to people, that when they do post online they are subject to the law like everybody else. a lesson then notjust for katie hopkins but anyone on social media — online comments can be very costly. david sillito, bbc news. now it's time for our world. jonah fisher investigates allegations of mass murder and rape among myanmar‘s rohingya minority, and asks why burmese leader and democracy icon — aung san suu kyi — has failed to stop what the un is calling crimes against humanity. the film contains distressing images from the start. for the last five months, we've been receiving graphic video from a part of myan

for katie hopkins?, £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it is not the first time that a tweet has led to legal action but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware that they are exposed to the libel laws when they tweet. this case and others will help make that clear. a lesson notjust for katie hopkins but for anyone on social media. 0nline comments can be very costly. david sillito, bbc news. bt has bowed to demands to hive off the part of the business that runs the uk's broadband infrastructure — 0penreach — into an entirely separate company. it's in response to demands by the industry regulator, 0fcom, and follows accusations that it prioritised its own customers over rivals like sky, talktalk and vodafone. but will the move make any difference to customers, in terms of a better service and faster broadband? technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. 90% of british homes can now get fast broadband, but in this part of rural buckin

for katie hopkins?ive, £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it is not the first time that a tweet has led to legal action but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware that they are exposed to the libel laws when they tweet. this case and others will help make that clear.l lesson notjust for katie hopkins but for anyone on social media. 0nline comments can be very costly. they did sillito, bbc news. an 83—year—old farmer has been cleared after shooting a suspected thief in the foot on his property. kenneth hugill was found not guilty of grievous bodily harm. the jury heard he used a shotgun to shoot at the side of a vehicle he found on his land in the middle of the night because he was afraid the driver was going to run him over. the head of the eu commission jean—claude juncker says he hopes the uk will one day re—enter the boat, that's to say return to the eu, despite voting to leave. mrjuncker made his suggestion at the end of an eu summit

for katie hopkins? have proved very expensive. £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it's not the first time a tweet has led to legal action, but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware, i think, that they are exposed to libel laws if they do tweet. but this case and others will help make that clearer to people, that when they do post online they are subject to the law like everybody else. a lesson then notjust for katie hopkins but anyone on social media. 0nline comments can be very costly. david sillito, bbc news. this is bbc news — the headlines: thousands of civilians try to flee mosul as iraqi forces reclaim the city block by block, from islamic state militants. a 23—year—old man jailed for killing a boy and his aunt during a police car chase in london, had over 50 previous convictions. bt has bowed to demands to hive off the part of the business that runs the uk's broadband infrastructure, 0penreach, into an entirely separate company. i

for katie hopkins?xpensive. £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it's not the first time a tweet has led to legal action, but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware, i think, that they are exposed to libel laws if they do tweet. but this case and others will help make that clearer to people, that when they do post online they are subject to the law like everybody else. a lesson then notjust for katie hopkins but anyone on social media. 0nline comments can be very costly. david sillito, bbc news. the controversy over the government's decision to go back on a manifesto pledge not to raise national insurance contributions by doing just that in this week's budget shows no sign of going away. now a former conservative chancellor has added his to the criticism. let's join chris mason at the treasury in central london. so norman lamont has weighed into the row. yes. it's quite striking. he was chancellor over 20 years ago but he was critical in an

it was a mistake, one which katie hopkins has never said sorry for. the tweets down, apologise now. eventually it was deleted. there was a second tweet in which katie hopkins said, well, she's no different from the other person she had intended to send the tweet too. thejudge person she had intended to send the tweet too. the judge said, yes, person she had intended to send the tweet too. thejudge said, yes, this was again defamatory. £24,000 damages have been awarded to jack munro today —— jack monroe. an extra £107,000 in terms of court costs. for two tweets a very expensive evening for katie hopkins. david sillito at the high court. labour has accused the government of being in ‘disarray‘ after the prime minister said controversial tax rises for self—employed workers would not be put into legislation until the autumn. theresa may said the changes to national insurance, announced in the budget, were necessary and fair. number ten confirmed this morning that the prime minister was "fully committed" to national insurance reform. but our political corr

for two tweets, a very expensive evening for katie hopkins.ng in ‘disarray‘ after the prime minister said controversial tax rises for self—employed workers would not be put into legislation until the autumn. theresa may said the changes to national insurance, announced in the budget, were necessary and fair. number ten has again said the prime minister is "fully committed" to national insurance reform. but our political correspondent, iain watson, says this may not be the final word on the issue. theresa may has been defending the policy but that doesn't mean to say she's closing her ears or shutting her eyes to the concerns of conservative backbenchers by legislating on this in the autumn, not summer, she is giving herself some time to make adjustments if necessary. by autumn we should have a review into working practices. it's likely to suggest the self—employed get more rights, that people conventionally employed would have paternity pay, paternity leave and so on. certainly the government will try to argue in the autumn certainly to concer

so i'm glad she went for it and forget the fact that katie hopkins is very controversial, just protect you social media is not a free for all. and she did imply she had defaced a war memorial and when jack munro did imply she had defaced a war memorial and whenjack munro said to her, well, can you apologise and she would have accepted an apology, katie hopkins refused to do that and she dug herself deeper in by calling jack monroe social anthrax. so it got worse and worse and now she is faced with a bill of over £100,000 and maybe she can i reflect on that she plays it back. we do not lie about on our timelines, do we? just be nice everybody. ticket touts and unlimited fines. some companies bulk buy and use software to bulk buy concert tickets and sell them are vastly inflated profits. well, hopefully this is one measure recommended by professor waterstone. he published a number of proposals to prevent touting, because, quite frankly, business has come again and still these tickets at a fairly reasonable rate. that is to be debated. ticket touts and the kind of technology and the sheer

katie hopkins is a bully and a trawl.y quickly say sorry and moved in from it. thank you both very much for coming in. now the latest news headlines. the bank of england's newly appointed deputy governor, charlotte hogg, has resigned after mp5 criticised her for failing to reveal that her brother holds a senior role at barclays bank. mp5 said charlotte hogg's professional competence fell short of the standards required to fulfil her role. they found that ms hogg failed over a period of nearly four years to comply with the bank's code of conduct. theresa may seems on course to reject nicola sturgeon's request to hold a second referendum on scottish independence before the process of brexit is complete. scotland's first minister announced yesterday that she would seek permission for the vote to be held between autumn next year and the spring of 2019. it comes as the bill giving the prime minister the power to trigger brexit cleared its final hurdle in parliament and will now become law. the house of lords voted in favour of

the commentator katie hopkins is ordered to pay £24,000 in damages for libelling a food blogger she wronglyaccused of supporting the desecration of a war memorial. the racing legend john surtees, who was the only man to win world championships on two wheels as well as four, has died aged 83. and samuel ljackson stars in the latest king kong movie. we'll get mark kerdmode‘s take on that and more in the film review at 5:45. good evening and welcome to bbc news at five. the education secretary justine greening has been heckled by headteachers after she defended government plans for more grammar schools in england. she was addressing the conference of the association of school and college leaders. she insisted that grammar schools help disadvantaged children, but the union's general secretary said there was no evidence that they raise standards or improve social mobility. 0ur education correspondent gillian hargreaves reports. peter woodman at the weald school might be a head teacher, but he still likes to work at the chalk face, partly because he enjoys it and partly because it saves money for

for katie hopkins? two tweets on an evening in may two years ago have proved very expensive. £24,000 in damages and an extra £107,000 for katie hopkins in court costs. it's not the first time a tweet has led to legal action, but it certainly points out the risks. generally, people are unaware, i think, that they are exposed to libel laws if they do tweet. but this case and others will help make that clearer to people, that when they do post online they are subject to the law like everybody else. a lesson then notjust for katie hopkins but anyone on social media. 0nline comments can be very costly. david sillito, bbc news. bt says it will get rid of part of the business that —— will turn the pa rt the business that —— will turn the part that runs 0penreach into a different company. this follows accusations that it prioritises its own customers over rivals like sky, talktalk and vodafone. will the move make any difference to customers? 0ur make any difference to customers? our technology correspondent rep

a judge orders the former katie hopkins to pay £24,000 to bloggerjack monroe after committing libel onr. an update on the market. this is how london and frankfurt ended. the dow and the nasdaq. bt shares amid speculation another company is considering a bid for bp. it kills more people than bowel, breast and prostate cancer combined, but many may never have heard of it. it's called sepsis and today the health watchdog says it must be treated within an hour in the fight against life or death. sepsis occurs when the body's immune system goes into overdrive as it tries to fight an infection, it must be treated quickly with antibiotics. in the uk, there are 114,000 deaths from the condition each year. severe symptoms can develop soon afterwards and can include a fall in blood pressure, nausea, slurred speech and vomiting. for more on this lets talk to tom rey who contracted sepsis which left him facially disfigured and a quad amputee. he joins us via webcam from rutland. we're also joined from by dr ron daniels he's a consultant in critical care at heart of england nhs foundation trust and

she said jack monroe isa katie hopkins. ood blogger who also campaigned over poverty issues and she sued to 80 hopkins over tweaked she sued to 80 hopkins over tweaked she said caused her serious harm to her reputation. she asked in the court in london to say she was defamed by the former the apprentice co ntesta nt. defamed by the former the apprentice contestant. we'll bring you more from the courts as we get it. theresa labour has accused the government of being in ‘disarray‘ after the prime minister said controversial tax rises for self—employed workers would not be put into legislation until the autumn. theresa may said the changes to national insurance, announced in the budget, were necessary and fair. number ten confirmed this morning that the prime minister was "fully committed" to national insurance reform. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is in westminsterfor us. that's right. theresa may has been defending the policy but that doesn't mean to say she's closing her ears or shutting her eyes to the concerns of

abby: the uk has well which katie hopkins taking aim at the open door policy telling tucker carlson lastwe are a country that spends so much time tiptoeing around the cultures that choose to join us and not enough time defending the culture they have chosen to join. because i say those things i hated for those views. rob: katie hopkins thing multiculturalism has not worked and created pockets within the country, brought deep-seated animosity. she went on to say the uk is the most divided it has ever been. abby: president from vowing full support from the us to london following that attack, the commander in chief doing this, teresa may today offering condolences on a terrorist attack in london, she is strong and doing very well. mike pence calling the loss of life tragic and the deadly sign of the threats we face here at home. >> loss of four lives including one law-enforcement officer at the hands of a terrorist attack, a grim reminder of the dangerous world we live in and the importance of all the measures president trump is taking to protect our country. abby: the us on high alert afte

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the controversial columnist katie hopkins has been ordered to pay £24,000 in damages for libelling the writer jack monroe on twitter. world championships on two wheels as well as four, has died, aged 83. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. can you remember the last time you called in sick? it's been revealed british workers took fewer sick days last year than at any time since records began. we'll be finding out why. sepsis kills more than bowel, breast and prostate cancer combined, but do you know what it is? we'll be talking to a doctor as advice is given that treatment must be given within an hour. and we'll be taking a look at this week's cinema releases in the film review, among those in the spotlight tonight are tom hiddleston and samuel l jackson fighting for survival in kong: skull island. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm tim hague, and here's what's coming up this evening... can lincoln city pull off another st

the former apprentice contestant and newspaper columnist katie hopkins has had to pay thousands of pounds

the controversial columnist katie hopkins has been ordered to pay £24,000 in damages for libelling theod writer jack monroe on twitter. tributes have been paid to the racing legend john surtees who has died aged 83. commentator murray walker described him as one of the greatest people who's ever lived in the history of motorsport. now on bbc news, a look at the build—up to the 2018 winter paralympics, in the path to pyeongchang. from a rather basic beginnings to a new age of technological innovations. paralympic sport has come a long way. record numbers watch the london and rio summer games. another winter paralympians are starting to make their mark, too. 2014 was undoubtedly the biggest winter paralympics to date. from a british perspective, a at least dazzle, winning six medals. that was four years after drawing a blank in vancouver. but will that be good and of the podium places in pyeongchang? jade hetherington was one briton's biggest success stories, securing four of gb's six medals. but she since retired. her paralympic team—mate kelly gallagher is still competing. in 2014 she

stuart: that was remarkable segment, katie hopkins.pt the satellite would go down on us. i would go on a couple hours. >> come on, let's do it! let's do it! stuart: come back soon, katie hopkins. thank you very much, ma'am. >> thank you. stuart: we've got to go, go to a break. the dow industrials absolutely dead flat. but we will be back. and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. ♪ ashley: and now this. president trump meeting meetingp republicans on the new health care bill. betsy mccaughey says the president will pus

. >> tucker: that was dailymail.com global columnist katie hopkins talking about the london terror attackt week in response, londoners just about lost their minds. one called hopkins a gargoyle. piers morgan called her a doom monger. she was even called a nazi sympathizer by j.k. rowling. she tweeted... which makes are both very old and also -- is it katie intimidated by all this? she joins us now to tell us. thank you for coming on. apparently the column you wrote and the conversation we had were reported as hate crimes in great britain.n >> yes. that is absolutely correct. the column i wrote which was really quite heartfelt about walking through the city after the attacks, feeling ourselves being pushed under by terrorists, it was kind of a soft, thoughtful piece. that has been reported repeatedly as a hate crimeth against this country and londoners have completely lost their minds about me speaking out, about me failing to stick to the sheet we have been issued because i do not say we stand united, because i will not say we are not cowed. because i'm not speaking out about the fact tha

the guardian writes the story of katie hopkins and the trouble she's got into with regard to twitter.rs, subeditors, colleagues sitting round me saying, like, sergeant wilson in dad's army, is that wise? do you really wa nt dad's army, is that wise? do you really want to say that hopkins, like everybody who is brave enough to go on twitter, she's there on her own. she writes something, she doesn't check the facts. she gets into trouble. here, this woman who also writes a column for the daily mail, but interestingly they don't run the story today, rightly they've nothing to do with this. this is her in her own life saying this. she's been ordered to pay £24,000 libel damages, plus legal costs running well into six figures to the writer and food bloggerjack monroe, who she mixed up with somebody else who desecrated war memorials. this begs the question about the notion people have about twitter being somehow different from other forms of communication, in the past people have got into trouble for. people think about it, well we put it out there and it's gone. it's not of consequence. yo

the food rights campaigner who is celebrating her winning a libel action against katie hopkins for commentsalking about donald trump. trump is a pathological liar, says bernie sanders. the front page of the daily mirror. lynn says diana's form of luck says she visits him at night and talks to him in his dreams. he goes on to say, she tells me things. it isn't scary 01’ say, she tells me things. it isn't scary orflaky, say, she tells me things. it isn't scary or flaky, itjust happens. and we will have a full review of the papers later. it is something most of us would have done at some point. you get preoccupied, you are doing it and you aren't paying attention, in this case to your children coming out of school. by school. by being distracted by your phone? so you are standing there may be like this. well, apparently one head teacher thinks parents should greet their children with a smile, not with their faces buried their children with a smile, not with theirfaces buried in their children with a smile, not with their faces buried in a their children with a smile, not with theirfaces buried

come on in please, "daily mail" columnist katie hopkins, joins us from britain. you heard that.inion of angela merkel? >> i can't even believe what i just heard. i can't believe i heard someone say merkel is the savior of europe, and that on the day that britain looks like it will trigger article 50 to leave the european union. a lot of that is because of merkel. it's because of merkel, the mother of all migrants. i wrote down a schedule here in the last 12 months. february, may attacks. july, shooting. july machete. july, bombing. laureate tack. august, axe attack. machete. that woman brought these migrants into germany to attack german nationals. if that is is the savior europe, is it connell peters? stuart: yes. >> needs to take good look at himself in the mirror. stuart: you said the brits, maybe today will trigger exit from europe. this is article 50. without getting bogged down into details here, this is the day britain says officially yes, we're out, is that right? >> that is exactly right. there has been all of this wrangling in the courts trying to overturn the decision