keith doyle reports.29, was shot and killed by officers who were trying to arrest him in north london in august 2011. the police said at the time they suspected he was in possession of a firearm. the killing lead to the worse riots seen in britain for 30 years. for five nights shops were looted and set on fire. five people died and hundreds were injured. trouble spread to other cities, including manchester, liverpool and birmingham. the inquest into mark duggan's death heard that armed police had intercepted a minicab he was travelling in, as part of an arrangement to collect a gun. he was shot when he got out of the cab. the inquestjury concluded he was not holding the gun when he was shot, but said the killing was lawful because police honestly believed he was and he posed a threat. campaigners say the inquest left unanswered questions about the police operation. mr duggan's family now wants scotland yard to be held liable for his death and to pay compensation. scotland yard is defending the civil claim

keith doyle reports.ng as five years old. sexual communication with a child has been a crime since 2017. the charity said since then over 5,000 such crimes were recorded by the police. in one of those cases, a 13—year—old girl exchanged sexual messages on social media with a man who first said he was 16. he picked her up, he took her to woods and had sex with her before disappearing completely from social media. an anonymous tip—off led to his arrest. he was 2a years old and he was jailed for five years. the nspcc said instagram, facebook and snapchat together made up 70% of the cases of online grooming, with instagram being used most. for the period when police first recorded the online platform, instagram was used 126 times to send sexual messages to a child, but that rose to a28 for the same period last year, a threefold rise, and while girls aged 12—15 are the most common targets, one in five victims was aged 11 or under. the figures are hugely concerning. we are looking at thousands of offences. that

keith doyle reports.ummers are our summers are getting hotter and drier, which means there will be less water available, with some rivers having 80% less during these months. a growing population, particularly in the south—east, means there will be significant water shortages by 2050. this stark warning comes from the chief executive of england's environment agency, so james bevan, who says we are facing what he calls the jaws of death, the point on a graph where water supply falls below demand. and this could change if we change our attitude to water. the shortage can be prevented. he says cutting personal consumption from 140 to 100 litres, and reducing leakages, would give enough clean water for an extra 20 million people. dilling desalination plants, new reservoirs, and moving water across the country from where there is a surplus is another solution. water companies say they are committed to cutting lea ks and helping say they are committed to cutting leaks and helping people cut consumption. the gov

keith doyle reports.mark duggan have campaigned for the police to be held responsible for his death. he was shot and killed by officers who were trying to arrest him in north london in august 2011. the police that at the time they suspected he was in possession of a firearm. the killing lead to the west rides seen in britain for 20 years. the five nights shops were looted and set on fire. five people died and hundreds injured. it spread to manchester, liverpool and birmingham. the inquest heard that armed police had intercepted a minicab he was travelling in, as part of an arrangement to collect a gun. he was shot when he got out of the cab. it was concluded he was not holding the gun but said the claim was lawful because police honestly believed he was and posed a threat. campaigners say the inquest left unanswered questions about the police operation and the family now wants scotland ya rd to and the family now wants scotland yard to be held liable for his death and to pay compensation. scotland ya rd a

keith doyle reports.ome rivers having 80% less during these months. a growing population, particularly in the south—east, means there will be significant water shortages by 2050. this stark warning comes from the chief executive of england's environment agency, sirjames bevan, who says we are facing what he calls the jaws of death, the point on a graph where water supply falls below demand. this could happen within 25 years u nless we this could happen within 25 years unless we change our attitude to water. he says we have to balance oui’ water. he says we have to balance our needs with protecting the environment and our natural water sources. the shortage can be prevented. he says cutting personal consumption from 140 to 100 litres, and reducing leakages, would give enough clean water for an extra 20 million people. building desalination plants, new reservoirs, and moving water across the country from where there is a surplus is another solution. water companies say they are committed to cutting leaks an

keith doyle reports.oung as five years old. sexual communication with a child has been a crime since 2017. the charity said since then over 5,000 such crimes were recorded by the police. in one of those cases, a 13—year—old girl exchanged sexual messages on social media with a man who first said he was 16. he picked her up, he took her to woods and had sex with her before disappearing completely from social media. an anonymous tip—off led to his arrest. he was 2a years old and he was jailed for five years. the nspcc said instagram, facebook and snapchat together made up 70% of the cases of online grooming, with instagram being used most. for the period when police first recorded the online platform, instagram was used 126 times to send sexual messages to a child, but that rose to a28 for the same period last year, a threefold rise, and while girls aged 12—15 are the most common targets, one in five victims was aged 11 or under. the figures are hugely concerning. we are looking at thousands of offences. th

keith doyle reports.there will be less water available, with some rivers having 80% less during these months. a growing population, particularly in the south—east, means there will be significant water shortages by 2050. this stark warning comes from the chief executive of england's environment agency, who says we are facing what he calls the jaws of death, the point on a graph where water supply falls below demand, and this could happen within 25 years, unless we change our attitude to water. he says we also have to balance our needs with protecting the environment and our natural water sources. but the shortage can be prevented. he says cutting our personal consumption from 140 litres a day to 100 litres and reducing lea ka g es by a day to 100 litres and reducing leakages by 50% will give enough clea n water leakages by 50% will give enough clean water for an extra 20 million people. building desalination plants and new reservoirs and transferring water across the country from where there is a surplus