and a ten—inch butcher's knife, and the imprisonment of louise hunt.er appeared again by video link at the royal courts ofjustice, where there were discussions about finding a suitable court forfuture hearings due to him having to use a wheelchair. injuly, john hunt, pictured here with his wife carol, released a statement with their daughter aimee, saying that their devastation cannot be put into words, and that the support they've received has provided a great comfort. steve knibbs, bbc news. instagram says it's overhauling the way it works for young people, promising more "built—in protections" for teenagers and added controls for parents. part of the measures being introduced will see new "teen accounts" for 13— to15—year—olds, which will have strict controls on sensitive content to prevent recommendations of potentially harmful material. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. instagram already claims to have more than 50 tools aimed at keeping teens safe on its platform, but an ofcom study earlier this year found that every single child it spok

the court heard that 25—year—old louise hunt was tied up when she was found injuly. 26—year—old kylep diane abbott has told bbc newsnight that she felt sir keir starmer treated her as a "non—person" during the row over racist comments made about her by a tory donor. ms abbott said frank hester�*s comments, which emerged in march, made herfeel in danger — and she had expected "more support" from her party. i think, initially, i was treated as a non—person, which felt very strange because at the same time they were writing to party members trying to raise money on the back of how hester had treated me. and victoria has more. 0ne one of the most well—known politicians in the country in her own words, diane abbott says her suspension as a labour mp last year was part of an attempt by keir starmer to clear out the labour left, she said. labour says there was no plan to force her out. join us for newsnight at 1030. was no plan to force her out. join us for newsnight at 1030. thanks for “oininu us. wildfires are sweeping across large parts of portugal. at least seven people, including three

the victims are carol hunt, louise hunt and they are the wife and daughters of the bbc commentatorjohnd by police but he had serious injuries and was in a serious condition in hospital receiving treatment for those injuries until now. at the time the police force said a crossbow had been found but we've had a statement on the last hour from hertfordshire constabulary confirming detectives from the major crime unit have been able to question kyle clifford and last night they charged him with three counts of murder, a count of false imprisonment and two counts of possession of offensive weapons. he has been remanded in custody and will appear at westminster magistrates' court in london later this morning. we also had a statement from detective chief the nick gardner from the bedfordshire cambridgeshire and hertfordshire major crime unit and he set our thoughts remain with the family and their loved ones as they continue to come to terms with their loss. 0ver to terms with their loss. over the last couple of months we have been working hard to gather as much evidence as possible and estab

people —— police were called to the house in bushey, and they find louise hunt tied to a share.r mother carol hunt was also found with multiple stab wounds, and they died in the house. kyle clifford we know was arrested the next day at a cemetery, and police found him with serious injuries. he told the court this morning that he couldn't speak very loudly because he still had a voice injury. police can only questioned him when he was well enough, and last night they charged him with the murders of the three women, possession of a ten inch butcher's knife, and a crossbow, and the false imprisonment of louise hunt. magistrate courts can deal with the charges relating to the knife in the crossbow, but not a case of murder or false case of murder orfalse imprisonment, so he was remanded in custody and will appear in front of a high courtjudge here at the royal courts ofjustice this afternoon. steve, thank you very much. stephen into reporting there. the bbc�*s director general tim davie has said he "can't see" huw edwards working at the corporation again. he was addressing an audien

also tonight, a man appears in court charged with the murders of carol, hannah and louise hunt in a crossbowld's biggest rodent. and coming up on sporstday later in the hour on bbc news, the new look champions league get�*s underway, liverpool start their campaign against old foes ac milan at the san siro. mayor says oxford street will be pedestrianised with the backing of the government. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. at least eight people have been killed and almost 3,000 have been injured, according to the health ministry in lebanon, after hand—held pagers simultaneously exploded across the country. the pagers are used by the armed group hezbollah to communicate with each other. a ten—year—old child is among the dead after her father's pager exploded. hezbollah fighters, medics and iran's envoy to beirut are also among the injured. security officials say the devices were hacked by israel, who have not yet commented.

possession of an offensive weapon . 61 year old an offensive weapon. 61 year old carol hunt and her two daughters, louiseand hannah, were found fatally injured at their home in hertfordshire on their home in hertfordshire on the 9th of july. john hunt and his surviving daughter aimee say their devastation cannot be put into words . the prime minister into words. the prime minister says he's angry after seeing photos of offenders celebrating their early release from prison, after the government's plan to ease overcrowding. 1700 inmates were freed last week, with some seen toasting outside with their family and friends. seen toasting outside with their family and friends . sir keir family and friends. sir keir starmer says he blames rishi sunak, accusing the conservative government of delaying action until after the july election, leaving him to deal with the crisis . he says overcrowding crisis. he says overcrowding forced a choice between releasing prisoners or stopping arrests , cracking down on people arrests, cracking down on people smugglers. that's the aim of a new £75 million funding boost from the

year old carol hunt and her 61 year old carol hunt and her two daughters, louise and hannah, were found and his surviving daughter aimee, say their devastation can't be put into words . the prime minister into words. the prime minister says he's angry after seeing photos of offenders celebrating their early release from prison. after the government's plan to ease overcrowding was introduced. 1700 inmates were freed last week , with some seen freed last week, with some seen toasting outside with friends and family. sir keir starmer has said that rishi sunak is to blame, accusing the conservatives of delaying action until after the general election, leaving him, he says, to deal with the crisis. he's also added that overcrowding forced him to make a choice between releasing prisoners or stopping arrests . the liberal stopping arrests. the liberal democrats say the trust placed in them by voters must be repaid in them by voters must be repaid in full, after the party secured 72 seats in this year's general election. sir ed davey will pledge to finish the job of creating. of defeating the c

carol hunt, and her daughters hannah and louise, were killed in their home in bushey in hertfordshirel provide a positive alternative to the government's message of "doom and gloom." he was speaking at the close of his party's annual conference in brighton, where he also criticised the conservatives. chris mason reports. this is what the liberal democrats' stonking general election performance looks like. and this is what their leader sounds like when he is singing. perhaps wisely, he quickly reverted to talking. so here we are, having a party after winning our largest number of mp5 for over 100 years. soon sir ed davey was talking about the topic the lib dems are determined to focus on relentlessly, health and care. carers weren't mentioned once in labour's election manifesto, but carers did feature in keir starmer�*s first prime minister's questions because i made sure they would. social care was mentioned by labour, but sir ed davey wants to politically own the issue and he also wants to be optimistic. we will cut through the government's doom and gloom, with our ambition for our c

this is the murders of carole louise and hannah hunt, and charlie peters is in the studio, actually,nd to all of this because it's one of those stories that really shocked the nafion stories that really shocked the nation and will go down in history, probably as one of the most horrific killings ever. >> and i was in bushey reporting on the scene when that incident broke and it was capturing the nation's attention not only due to the horrific nature of those killings, but also because there was a manhunt soon after. >> and one of the reasons why the major crime unit for bedfordshire, hertfordshire and cambridgeshire have only just now been able to bring in these charges, is because their chief suspect, karl clifford, the 26 year old, has been incapacitated to some degree in hospital since then due to injuries that he sustained due to the course of the police operation to detain him that took place over a day from bushey. he then moved to enfield. it's alleged after that incident where he went on the run from the police but was then detained by officers not only from the armed response

leads on the court case involving kyle clifford, who is charged with murder of carol, hannah and louise huntommentatorjohn hunt. and the times says labour are quietly ignoring rules requiring civil servants to be in the office three days a week. something that then was just talking about. we something that then was 'ust talking about. ~ ., ., ~ ., . ., about. we often talk about changing weather had — about. we often talk about changing weather had how— about. we often talk about changing weather had how it _ about. we often talk about changing weather had how it impacts - about. we often talk about changing weather had how it impacts climate, a lovely story here about someone in dorset who got an allotment, quite a small allotment, 15 years ago, and thought, i'm not going to do turnips or carrot, i'm going to grow grapes. and it's happening. he is now producing 120 bottles of red wine, white wine and rose every year. he has even scooped prizes in the dorset county show. he says it helps his wife is french and knows what she's doing. he doesn't want to sell it because he doesn't want to do t

rees—mogg and i was talking to nadhim zahawi about jeremy hunt and other matters , and the mail and other matters, and the mail nogs have come in. louise winston churchill was correct when he said socialism is a philosophy of failure. the creed of ignorance and the gospel of envy. its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery. it's a wonderful quotation. i have a feeling i may crib that for future speeches. and phil says labour's sorcery is a mere pretence for tax rises . utterly pretence for tax rises. utterly cynical robert jenrick, one of the tory leadership candidates, has taken a strong stance on echr membership today at the tory party conference. >> for our party, this is more than just leave or remain. frankly, our party doesn't have a future unless we take a stand and fix this problem. it's leave or die for our party. let's leave the echr and let's get this done . this done. >> and it's no secret that i agree with robert. if we want to solve the channel migrant crisis, we must leave the court and convention. and it's become something, as robert also said, which its founder, winston churchill, would no longer be supportive

carol hunt, and her daughters hannah and louise, were killed in their home in bushey in hertfordshirein the far north and west of scotland but that will thin through the morning and afternoon. more sunshine breaking through. the mist and fog will clear by mid—morning, a breeze coming from the north east and the southerly breeze in the west of scotland but elsewhere gentle winds today and under those winds and the sunshine this afternoon it will feel warm, woman and yesterday, 23 degrees in the north of scotland, —— warm than yesterday. tonight the cloud will break up in the far north but we will see cloud becoming more extensive in central and eastern england and eastern wales, four or five celsius for the central part of the uk. we have the lion's share of the uk. we have the lion's share of the sunshine from dawn to dusk in the sunshine from dawn to dusk in the south. it will be a warmer day than today, tomorrow. it's known across the country and throughout the world as one of the leading children's hospitals, but now great 0rmond street in central london is carrying out an urgent r