that is kim harrison, and abuse lawyer. this is bbc news at 5.d the government won't be seeking a judicial review of a decision to release the serial sex offenderjohn worboys. the celine dookhran murder trial hears from a friend of the victim who was attacked as well but managed to escape. american researchers say they've taken a step towards a universal blood test for cancer. in sport england's cricketers just need one more win to wrap up the one day series against australia. they lead the best of five series 2—0 after a comfortable victory, winning by four wickets in brisbane and reaching the target of 271 with five overs to spare. british number two tennis player kyle edmund is through to the last 16 of the australian 0pen, winning his third—round match in five sets against niclas fasth kelly. after over two years away from the ring, tyson fury is close toa from the ring, tyson fury is close to a return. he has had his boxing licence reinstated pending a medical. more sport for you just after half past. in the us, president trump has cancelled

solicitor kim harrison says that a number of women were told that their testimony wasn't required tor, barristerjohn cooper told us it could be possible to launch a new investigation. if there is evidence out there, let's have it. i hear from your reports that complainants are saying that they wish to make further complaint, that is good. if there is further evidence, he can be prosecuted. there is no sell by date in prosecution, so let's see what happens. five online gambling companies could lose their license over concerns about their approach to problem gamblers and money laundering. the gambling commission has written to all 195 online casino operators, warning them to review their procedures. it comes after the commission found some companies did not follow up with gamblers who were becoming addicted, and failed to prevent money being laundered by criminals or terrorists. president trump has taken to twitter overnight, to show his continued frustration over the release of a controversial book documenting his first year in the white house. he called the author of the book, michae

lawyer kim harrison represented 11 women and joins us now. good morning. can wejust good morning.th the apology. the head of the parole board has said he is sorry that some of the women heard this news on the television or radio rather than receiving any letters of notification. does that go far enough? at the moment all of the clients i've managed to speak to yesterday are just feeling so shocked and upset. i don't think they have even mentally protest everything that's happened. they found out through friends text on them, through looking at news websites, through the news. they are all absolutely devastated. how many clients are you representing? we represented 11 clients in successful civil cases againstjohn worboys. those civil claims concluded in 2013 and one of the major reasons that we've got is as late as 2013 within the context of those civil proceedingsjohn the context of those civil proceedings john worboys the context of those civil proceedingsjohn worboys was still maintaining his innocence, even in respect of clients for which there had been a criminal conviction. s

i've been speaking to adam wagner, a human rights barrister, and, from manchester, kim harrison, a lawyerand concerns are genuinely being listened to. what do you think it meand, this intervention? it means that, on the face of it, that the justice minister is looking into whether or not there are reasonable prospects of success for judicial review, so it's very early days. i think that within the next few days he should receive that legal advice and then we will know whether or not he is minded to go ahead with thatjudicial review. adam wagner, is this the right move from thejustice secretary? we don't really know. it really depends on the quality of the decision making by the parole board, because that is all confidential, but by law, we don't really know whether they made a good decision or not. it does seem like an odd decision to decide to release warboys after a relatively short period of time after his minimum term, and the other point is that the justice secretary has never done this before, he has never intervened in this way by judicially reviewing the parole board decision. it

solicitor kim harrison told us that a number of women were told that their testimony wasn't requiredice and they want their voices to be heard. they came forward, went to the police, and police said, we were persecuted relation to your case, he will be in prison for a very long time, an indeterminate sentence, this man is going to be locked away. they now want their case to be given the proper scrutiny that it deserves, and there is a decision to be made as to whether a or not a prosecution will be brought in their cases. five online gambling companies could lose their license over concerns about their approach to problem gamblers and money laundering. the gambling commission has written to all 195 online casino operators, warning them to review their procedures. it comes after the commission found some companies did not follow up with gamblers who were becoming addicted, and failed to prevent money being laundered by criminals or terrorists. president trump has taken to twitter overnight, to show his continued frustration over the release of a controversial book, documenting his fir

and we will speak to lawyer kim harrison, who represented 11 of worboys‘s victims, just after 7:00am.ne gambling companies could have their licenses revoked over concern they are not doing enough to help problem gamblers or prevent money launderers from using their sites. the gambling commission has written to all 195 online casino operators, to tell them about the safeguards they should all have in place. our business correspondent jonty bloom reports. 0ne one third of all gambling in the uk is now online, and it is worth billions of pounds. the gambling commission has been reviewing the safeguards that all companies should have in place. they are designed to prevent problem gambling getting out of control, and to prevent money being laundered by criminals or terrorists. sarah harrison, chief executive of the gambling commission, said... but the commission found many signs that customers' gambling was becoming compulsive were not being followed up, and some staff had little idea of how to stop money laundering, or in some cases, even what it was. as a result, the gambling commission

kim harrison, thejustice secretary is making a statement in the commons today.ell, first of all they want an apology. because they were not told. i've not managed to speak to anybody yet he was told about his impending release who was consulted in anyway about his impending release. they wa nt to about his impending release. they want to ensure that the law is changed to allow victims of crime to have greater input into the parole board have greater input into the parole boa rd system have greater input into the parole board system when considering release of high—profile offenders such asjohn worboys, and also greater transparency within that pa role greater transparency within that parole board greater transparency within that pa role boa rd system. what have your clients said to you about his imminent release? they're absolutely shocked, appalled, terrified. many found out through social media or through media. i've not yet managed to speak to anybody who found out via any official channel and so they just who found out via any official channel and so theyjus