merseyside police wa nted anyone else.s. officers said they were working tirelessly to eradicate hate crime. now, for over a century, admiralty arch has been one of london's most distinctive let —— landmarks. gateway to the mall and buckingham palace was up it will reopen soon as a luxury hotel but the arch was a network of secret tunnels beneath westminster. our home editor mark easton westminster. our home editor mark easto n we nt westminster. our home editor mark easton went to have a look. familiar backdrop to a century of british ceremonial — the secrets of admiralty arch are now being unearthed. we've been granted exclusive access to see what's happening to one of london's most famous landmarks. inside, edwardian opulence and memories of old battles. the ghosts of navy commanders haunt the corridors. winston churchill, louis mountbatten, reminders that admiralty arch was the residence of the first sea lord when britain ruled the waves. it is also where ian fleming, working for naval intelligence, created james bond,

merseyside police said it was aware organised crime groups used violence to settle disputes.ife or weapon offences were recorded in england and wales in the past year — the highest number since 2010. people affected by flooding in the lincolnshire town of wainfleet have been told to avoid using washing machines, toilets and showers. hundreds have had to leave their homes and have been told they won't be able to go back until at least the middle of this week. let's get more on our top story. after withdrawing from the race to become prime minister, the health secretary matt hancock says he's backing borisjohnson as the best candidate to unite the country. the endorsement comes despite mrjohnson's decision not to take part in last night's tv debate. with me is katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator. i'm also joined by stephen bush, political editor at the new statesman. so, the best candidate to unite the country, any surprises in matt hancock's decision? i think there is some surprise, particularly in the tory party. if you look at some of the comments matt hanco

it has been an incredible day here on merseyside and andy swiss was in the thick of it.out painting the town red. for liverpool's players and fans, a day of unbridled celebration as the european champions brought the city to a glorious standstill. stars and supporters united in euphoria, managerjurgen klopp clearly enjoying the party as they paraded the trophy through the streets. whatever it took, you just had to be there. we're so proud. once you're liverpool, you love liverpool. i don't know. fabulous. if we're doing this now, the future's looking very bright for us, very bright, it's looking amazing. it's just we've waited years for this, and let's face it, we wanted the premier league, but this will do. just a few hours earlier, the players had landed back home with that extra hand luggage. the famous trophy‘s sixth visit to liverpool, and a reward for a night when winning was all that mattered. commentator: origi with a chance, and surely that wins it for liverpool! their victory over tottenham might not have been particularly pretty, but safe to say they didn't se

liverpool community health, formed in 2010, ran services for about 750,000 people on merseyside before historic incidents of serious harm and 17,000 cases related to patient safety. sarah campbell reports. more than 750,000 people in merseyside relied on liverpool community health to keep them well and safe. but from the outset, according to a previously published review, the trust was dysfunctional. obsessed with cost—cutting, patients suffered unnecessary harm. the trust no longer exists, but an investigations by the one which replaced it, mersey care, uncovered cause for serious concern. the critical thing that we have discovered in that year is that there was a not at all rigourous approach. probably through the lifetime of liverpool community health, to the recording of clinical incidents, to the use of data, to rigourous investigations. to make sure that they were closing down the risk of reccurrence of incidents. while liverpool community health was in charge, the bbc understands that at least 150 deaths were not properly investigated. 43,000 incidents were not properly reported

the words of merseyside police about what took place on manningham road and anfield.ast night. the two victims were walking up here when they were met at the spot by a group of youths, who made a home insult before one of them pulled a knife and stabbed both of the men. to see this happening on our streets asa to see this happening on our streets as a shock, but with this surge in the last few years is not surprising, you should not be seeing this on this day and age. one of them suffered wounds to his head and neck, and his condition is serious but not life—threatening. the other man suffered injuries to his hand. police described the suspects as a group of three, aged between 12 and 15. one was wearing a dark bubble coat, one was riding a bike. the age of those involved, 12 to 15, it shows how education... merseyside police insisted it wanted to reassure the lgbt community to report any similar incidents. officers said they were working tirelessly to eradicate hate crime. the coastguard is appealing for information after a man took a zapcat boat out to sea from newh

the words of merseyside police about what took place on this street in anfield. the two victims were walking up here when they were met at this spot by a group of youths. the youths made homophobic insult before one of them pulled a knife and stabbed both of the men. to see this happening on our streets is a shock but with the surge in the last two years, it's not surprising. which make it a more scary. especially here on our doorstep, i only live a mile away myself. you shouldn't be seeing this. in this day and age. one of the victims suffered wounds to his head and neck. his condition is described as serious but not life—threatening. the other man suffered injuries to his hand. police described the suspect as a group of three youths, aged between 12 and 15. one was wearing a dark bubble coat and one was riding a bike. the first thing you think about is the age of those involved. 12 to 15, itjust shows how education is vitally important for our young people to understand that lgbt people are no different from everybody else. merseyside police insisted it wanted

staying on merseyside and the former england defender philjagielka will leave everton this summer.club captain. back to cricket now. and england's women's squad has been announced for the first two of their 3—match one day series against the west indies. sarah taylor, jenny gunn and sophie ecclestone return. the series begins in leicester on thursday, with england just two wins away from qualifying for the 2021 world cup. earlier — hugh woozencroft spoke to england captain heather knight about the selections... we have some very destructive players and it can be a

we think increasing amounts of cloud across wales, merseyside, maybe northern england, a few spots ofime, and a fair bit of cloud, at least at times, in northern ireland and western scotland. here we have the yellow colours with much fresher air — well, i say fresh, but it will still be quite muggy. 26 at least in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two other spots. saturday evening, if you have any plans outdoors, it's looking dry across much of england and wales. scotland, too, before this rain here arrives on sunday. so the high pressure on sunday slips away towards the east, and instead we get this low pressure diving in off the atlantic. that is when the change will start happening, sunday morning across western parts of the uk. the clouds roll in, the rain—bearing clouds. the winds will increase as well. in some areas the rain could be quite heavy and there might even be some cracks of thunder. through the day we will gradually see those clouds pushing through on the south—westerly wind, that wind will also squeeze the heat towards east anglia and the south—east. still v

food enjoyed another astounding season on merseyside coming agonizingly close to winning the premier league before being crowned a european champion in june salaries gold often make the difference in an otherwise solid egypt team who have won the africa cup of nations a record 7 times. have fending champions are cameroon and the lions will be a tough act to beat this time as well they surprised many by winning 2 years ago and will be hoping to raise a few eyebrows again originally chosen to host the tournament but was stripped of the honor due to a lack of organization and egypt stepped in to replace them cameroon boast a well drilled defense centered around captain michael and gay do in dodgy i. going there to defend our crown with all due respect to the competition i believe our passion will help us achieve our goals. nigeria are always among the favorites when it comes to the africa cup of nations it's the most populous country on the continent with a constant stream of young talent and a rich footballing history. experienced german coach cannot rule has been the man in charge for

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across north—western parts of the uk, and we're anticipating some rain for parts of wales, maybe merseyside and almost certainly some light rain in north—western scotland. at least 26 in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two spots. if you have any plans saturday evening, it's looking dry across the majority of the country before this area of rain reaches us on sunday. sunday, a different picture. that high—pressure slips away towards the east and the south. and we get the low pressure off the atlantic. with that, an increasing breeze as well. you can see quite heavy rain there across western scotland. spells of rain elsewhere across western parts of the uk. the chance of one or two thunderstorms as well. and these quite fresh winds will blow the warm weather towards eastern parts of the uk. so that does mean that still around, say, lincolnshire and east anglia and maybe the south—east will hang onto that warmth, around the mid—20s. really, for most of us, it will be the high teens to around 20 degrees. that sets the trend for next week. low pressure is set to be in charge of the w

across north—western parts of the uk, and we're anticipating some rain for parts of wales, maybe merseysidets and spots around the lake district, and almost certainly some light rain in north—western scotland. at least 26 in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two spots. if you have any plans saturday evening, it's looking dry across the majority of the country before this area of rain reaches us on sunday. sunday, a different picture. that high—pressure slips away towards the east and the south. and we get the low pressure off the atlantic. with that, an increasing breeze as well. you can see quite heavy rain there across western scotland. spells of rain elsewhere across western parts of the uk. the chance of one or two thunderstorms as well. and these quite fresh winds will blow the warm weather towards eastern parts of the uk. so that does mean that still around, say, lincolnshire and east anglia and maybe the south—east will hang onto that warmth, around the mid—20s. really, for most of us, it will be the high teens to around 20 degrees. that sets the trend for next week. low pr

merseyside police have not directly commented on the claims here from that lad. worker that you heard from there, that we will hear a bit more from in a moment, alan walsh, and others in the area, who have talked to their contacts across the city. this is being set up by other youngsters out on the streets. it is also being stood up by gang members. so we know that there is something going on. stood up by gang members. so we know that there is something going onlj mean, it almost feels like initiation, and enmeshed in young people in such a degree that they can't escape. yes, but there's also something legal going on here. if you're an adult, you will get put away in prison, but if you are young, you will not get put in prison. let's just young, you will not get put in prison. let'sjust listen young, you will not get put in prison. let's just listen to alan walsh. you are right about initiation. he is trying to educate children about the dangers of knife crime. this was his reaction to what he had in that interview. never been so he had in that interview. never b

livable community health, formed in 2010, ran services for about 750,000 people on merseyside beforef serious harm and 17,000 cases related to patient safety. sarah campbell reports. more than three quarters of a million people in merseyside relied on liverpool community health to keep them well and safe that from the outset, according to a previously published review, the trust was dysfunctional, obsessed with cost—cutting and patient suffered unnecessary harm. the trust no longer exists and investigations by the one that replaced it uncovered cause for serious concern. the critical thing that we've discovered in that year is there was not at all rigorous approach, probably through the life of liverpool community health to the recording of clinical incidents, to the use of data to rigorous investigations, to make sure that they were closing down the risk of re—occurrence of incidents. while liverpool community health was in charge, the bbc understands that at least 150 deaths were not properly investigated. 43,000 incidents were not properly reported, of which 17,000 were related to

staying on merseyside and the former england defender philjagielka will leave everton this summer. jagielka has spent twelve seasons at goodison park, six of them as club captain. back to cricket now. and england's women's squad has been announced for the first two of their 3—match one day series against the west indies. sarah taylor, jenny gunn and sophie ecclestone return. the series begins in leicester on thursday, with england just two wins away from qualifying for the 2021 world cup. earlier — hugh woozencroft spoke to england captain heather knight about the selections... we have some very destructive players and it can be a little consistent, but at the top of the game, they are very challenging team to play, so we are prepared for them to play, so we are prepared for them to be at the top of their game every match and try to nullify that strategy until we have to do, approach of the game as it comes and try and be successful and so we're coming the back of a very good run and it gets, we're really looking to ta ke and it gets, we're really looking to take the momentum up to

the liverpool team has landed back in merseyside, with something like three quarters of a million peopleturned out to see them parade through the city streets with the european cup. heavy rain and snow hampers the search for eight climbers, including four from britain, who are missing in the himalayas. president trump's verdict on brexit — britain should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal, he says, on the eve of his arrival in london. a cruise ship loses control as it docks in venice, crashing into the wharf and hitting a tourist boat. a shock defeat for anthonyjoshua — losing his three boxing world titles in new york to underdog andy ruinunior. jubilant crowds are celebrating with liverpool's players as a victory parade takes place in the city. the team are european champions for a sixth time following their 2—0 win over tottenham hotspur last night. the players arrived back in the uk earlier today with the european cup trophy and tens of thousands of people have turned out to line the streets to welcome them home. the bus is being driven slowly through the city and the parade i

the police in merseyside have said, they do not have any direct evidence but they know that organisedf this?” vulnerable and young people. can these kids get out of this? i asked that of one of the people who helped us with this podcast, he is a community youth worker anti—was involved in gangs in the past and was stabbed but for 26 years he has been an educator. in this particular case, i asked been an educator. in this particular case, iasked him, these tickets been an educator. in this particular case, i asked him, these tickets you have spoken to and others, do you have spoken to and others, do you have hope for them? he said he has hope for most of them but for unfortunately one of the two lads, he thought he was too deep already and that child is 13 years old. thank you very much for bringing us that. 13 years old and they are being paid to stab other kids, also 12, 13 years old. powerful listen. this is beyond 100 days and still to come, a group of south african teenagers have built a praemia find themselves on the way to cairo. —— have built a plane they are flying themselves.

staying on merseyside, former england defender philjagielka will leave this summer.s spent three seasons as captain. england's under 20s are currently playing portugal's under 19 is at the toulon tournament. they are losing 3—1. now back to cricket because england's women's squad has been announced for the first two of the three match odi series against the west indies. england arejust england are just two wins away from qualifying for the 2021 world cup. earlier, ispoke away from qualifying for the 2021 world cup. earlier, i spoke to the england captain about the selections. we missed a few in at that tour in sri lanka and india which we had recently. we managed to be very successful out there without those players. but it is great to have pretty much a full—strength side. we have a couple missing to injury. she won't be fit for this tour. kirsty gordon and katie george as well have had not enough chance to prove their fitness to make the squad. sarah taylor, she missed the world twenty20 back in november, that was to help manage her anxiety issues. how do you as a

we think increasing amounts of cloud across wales, merseyside, maybe northern england, a few spots of bit of cloud, at least at times, in northern ireland and western scotland. here we have the yellow colours with much fresher air — well, i say fresh, but it will still be quite muggy. 26 at least in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two other spots. saturday evening, if you have any plans outdoors, it's looking dry across much of england and wales. scotland, too, before this rain here arrives on sunday. so the high pressure on sunday slips away towards the east, and instead we get this low pressure diving in off the atlantic. that is when the change will start happening, sunday morning across western parts of the uk. the clouds roll in, the rain—bearing clouds. the winds will increase as well. in some areas the rain could be quite heavy and there might even be some cracks of thunder. through the day we will gradually see those clouds pushing through on the south—westerly wind, that wind will also squeeze the heat towards east anglia and the south—east. still very warm from l

liverpool community health ran services such as district nursing and dentistry on merseyside for almostnquiry will look into "historic incidents of serious harm" and 17,000 cases related to patient safety. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. personally, it destroyed me. personally, it destroyed melj personally, it destroyed me. i was suicidal. 0ur decision was overruled and the lady died six hours after she was admitted. last year former staff at liverpool community health told me what it was like to work there. today we learned what some of there. today we learned what some of the consequences of that culture were. 150 deaths were not properly investigated, 43,000 further incidents were not accurately recorded including 17,000 which involved patients. they will have to give evidence... labour mp rosie cooper, whose own father was badly cared for by the trust, has campaigned for six years to uncover the scale of the failings. this time the scale of the failings. this time the people of liverpool will actually understand what was done to them in their name by a g

merseyside police estimate 750,000 fans turned out to welcome the team home from madrid, where they beateal mixed bag of weather right across the british isles. for some, it was rain and puddles. elsewhere, particularly at weybourne, in norfolk, 28.8 celsius was recorded, making it the hottest day of the year so far. and, as ever, our weather watchers were right on the spot. now, that weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent and up into scandinavia, leaving behind the big area of low pressure which will dominate scotland's weather for the next day or two. a lot of isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. now, that weather front will have had the effect of dragging the heat away from the british isles, shovelling it into the continent, and our air will be coming from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don't doubt. and that's going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotla

we are live in merseyside where an estimated three quarters of a million people have gathered to seepool return with the european cup. president trump's verdict on brexit. britain should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal, he says on the eve of his arrival in london. former universities minister sam gyimah become the 13th candidate to enter the conservative leadership contest to replace theresa may. heavy rain and snow hampers the search for eight climbers, including four from britain, who are missing in the himalayas. a cruise ship loses control as it docks in venice, crashing into the wharf and hitting a tourist boat. a shock defeat for anthonyjoshua — losing his three boxing world titles in new york to underdog andy ruiz junior. full details in sports day in half an hour. liverpool's players are on a victory parade through the city after their champions league victory against tottenham last night. the players arrived back in the uk earlier today with the european cup trophy — it is the sixth time they've won the competition. stuart flinders is in liverpool for us. from wha

merseyside police estimate 750,000 fans turned out to welcome the team home from madrid, where they beat 2—0. it is the sixth time liverpool have won europe's top club trophy. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. talk about painting the town red. this what it means to be european champions for a sixth time. an estimated 750,000 liverpool fans lining the streets this afternoon to celebrate the return of their heroes, the city brought to a glorious standstill as players and coaching staff enjoyed an open—topped bus parade. spectators scrambling for any vantage point they could find to catch a glimpse of the team that has reinforced the club's status among the true giants of game. that was just absolutely amazing. amazing. heroes, all of them, it was fantastic. once you're liverpool, you love liverpool. i don't know — fabulous. i was in madrid, i was there. amazing. yeah, come on! amazing experience, best night of my life. we waited years for this. let's face it, we wanted the premier league, but this will do. a few hours earlier, the squad had landed home from madrid with that extra—special

we think increasing amounts of cloud across wales, merseyside, maybe northern england, a few spots ofnd western scotland. here we have the yellow colours with much fresher air — well, i say fresh, but it will still be quite muggy. 26 at least in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two other spots. saturday evening, if you have any plans outdoors, it's looking dry across much of england and wales. scotland, too, before this rain here arrives on sunday. so the high pressure on sunday slips away towards the east, and instead we get this low pressure diving in off the atlantic. that is when the change will start happening, sunday morning across western parts of the uk. the clouds roll in, the rain—bearing clouds. the winds will increase as well. in some areas the rain could be quite heavy and there might even be some cracks of thunder. through the day we will gradually see those clouds pushing through on the south—westerly wind, that wind will also squeeze the heat towards east anglia and the south—east. still very warm from lincolnshire into east anglia and london, but elsewhere,

we think increasing amounts of cloud across wales, merseyside, maybe northern england, a few spots ofnd western scotland. here we have the yellow colours with much fresher air — well, i say fresh, but it will still be quite muggy. 26 at least in london, it will probably reach 28 in one or two other spots. saturday evening, if you have any plans outdoors, it's looking dry across much of england and wales. scotland, too, before this rain here arrives on sunday. so the high pressure on sunday slips away towards the east, and instead we get this low pressure diving in off the atlantic. that is when the change will start happening, sunday morning across western parts of the uk. the clouds roll in, the rain—bearing clouds. the winds will increase as well. in some areas the rain could be quite heavy and there might even be some cracks of thunder. through the day we will gradually see those clouds pushing through on the south—westerly wind, that wind will also squeeze the heat towards east anglia and the south—east. still very warm from lincolnshire into east anglia and london, but elsewhere,

liveable community health and district nursing and dentistry on merseyside for nearly eight years before. i was suicidal. 0ur decision was overruled and the lady died six hours after she was admitted to our ward. last year, former staff at liverpool community health told me what it was like to work there. today we learned what some of the consequences of that culture were. 150 deaths were not properly investigated, 43,000 further incidents were not accurately recorded, including 17,000 that involved patients. they will have to give evidence... labour mp rosie cooper, whose own father was badly cared for by the trust, has campaigned for six years to uncover the scale of the failings. this time, the people of liverpool will actually understand what was done to them in their name by a group of renegade nhs directors and managers. this board was dysfunctional from the start, and all the regulators, not one regulator spotted it and held them to account. it has been a disgrace. more than 20 of the deaths being investigated occurred at liverpool prison, where lch ran health care services for fo

merseyside fire service deal with around 30 tumble dryer fires a year.and it can very quickly engulf a house. people who do think they may have a product that is due for a recall, they should really check up on that. if they're in any doubt, they should unplug the appliance. if half a million tumble dryers are recalled on friday, those customers will be entitled to a replacement or a full refund. colletta smith, bbc news. the british champion cyclist chris froome has been ruled out of the tour de france after what's being described as a "very serious" crash. he was taken to hospital with what's thought to be a broken thigh bone. chris froome's team said he crashed in the downhill section of a practice ride, before hitting a wall, in france. prince harry says a new initiative to bring sport to disadvantaged communities across the uk — will not just "change lives", it will "save lives as well". young people in living in disadvantaged communities are said to be far less likely to take part in sport than more affluent youngsters. the new project — called mad

liverpool community health ran services such as district nursing and dentistry on merseyside for almostcorrespondent michael buchanan reports. personally, it destroyed me. i was suicidal. 0ur decision was overruled and the lady died six hours after she was admitted to our ward. last year, former staff at liverpool community health told me what it was like to work there. today we learned what some of the consequences of that culture were. 150 deaths were not properly investigated, 43,000 further incidents were not accurately recorded, including 17,000 that involved patients. they will have to give evidence... labour mp rosie cooper, whose own father was badly cared for by the trust, has campaigned for six years to uncover the scale of the failings. this time, the people of liverpool will actually understand what was done to them in their name by a group of renegade nhs directors and managers. this board was dysfunctional from the start, and all the regulators, not one regulator spotted it and held them to account. it has been a disgrace. more than 20 of the deaths being investigated occu

the wettest weather continue across parts of lincolnshire and the north midlands, wet weather to merseysidenorth—east wales, dangling down into cornwall. the same areas will see cloud and persistent rain through the rest of this afternoon. where it was so wet in the south—east yesterday, we see sunshine but also some heavy, fungible shallots. light winds here, pretty brisk winds elsewhere. you will notice the strength of the north—easterly winds and you can see gusts of a0 mph or more, 11 degrees in birmingham, 12 in hull. northern ireland, the far north of england and scotland predominantly dry with some sunny and scotland predominantly dry with some sunny spells and a few showers in the far north of scotland. the band of cloud and rain moves erratically north—west woods overnight, some rain into north—west england and southern clipping northern ireland. loads of eight to 12 degrees, not cold. tomorrow the area of low pressure is still in charge. the frontal system will move north—west, it will weaken but notice this lump of moisture approaching from the east, that is likely to bring some

liverpool have brought the european cup back to merseyside and something like three quarters of and somethingike three quarters of a million people have turned out to see it. controversy, as president trump speaks out on brexit, telling britain it should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal. missing on india's second highest mountain — a group of eight climbers, four of them british. the terrifying moment a cruise ship crashes into a dock and tourist boat in venice. a shock defeat for anthonyjoshua — losing his three boxing world titles in new york to underdog andy ruizjunior. full details in sports day in half an hour. good evening. liverpool's footballers have been celebrating their champions league victory with an open top bus parade through the city. hundreds of thousands of fans turned out to welcome the team home from madrid, where they beat spurs 2—0. it's the sixth time liverpool have won europe's top club championship. andy swiss sent this report. talk about painting the town ed red — for liverpool's players and fans a day of unbridled celebration as they brought the city to a

liverpool have arrived back on merseyside following their champions league final triumph last night.ane atjohn lennon airport. jurgen klopp‘s side beat tottenham 2—0 in madrid to be crowned european champions. the parade is due to begin through the streets of liverpool in about an hour. our reporter stuart flinders has been giving us the latest from liverpool, where the parade is due to start within the hour. just one hour to go before the parade begins and already people are lining the route making sure they are ina lining the route making sure they are in a good position to see the trophy and the players and jurgen klopp as they pass by. we are by the docks in liverpool. that is albert dock you can see there, quite a big crowd gathering there to watch the parade. people are here from all over the world. i have been talking to some german fans who hadn't been able to get tickets for the final. they flew in to watch the match last night and they flew in to watch the match last nightand a they flew in to watch the match last night and a stayed to see the trophy being brought through t

we are live in merseyside where an estimated three quarters of a million people have gathered to seep's verdict on brexit. britain should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal, he says on the eve of his arrival in london. former universities minister sam gyimah become the 13th candidate

merseyside fire service deal with around 30 tumble dryer fires a year.they may have a product that is due for a recall, they should really check up on that. if they're in any doubt, they should unplug the appliance. if half a million tumble dryers are recalled on friday, those customers will be entitled to a replacement or a full refund. colletta smith, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... tears gas and batons on the streets of hong kong's as the protests against a plan to extradite suspects to china turned violent. two men are seriously injured. we've been covering a lot about the ebola outbreak, the outbreak and that democratic republic of the congo because it has spilt over into uganda. the ministry of health would like to inform the public of the confirmation of ebola virus disease. that confirmed case is a five—year—old boy who travelled from the democratic republic of congo. with his mother yesterday, the 10th ofjune 2019. i'm sad to say... the minister later said on twitter the boy has died: "we have a

let's end with the music that mean so much to merseyside add to this club stop your never walk alone.g and applause actual goose bumps. ina actual goose bumps. in a nonpartisan kind of way. absolutely wonderful. they know how to put on an occasion. isaac would be quite good in the dressing room. that motivational speech, do it for isaac! shall be finished there? no, we cannot. and let's go to tottenham now where our reporter wendy hurrell is this morning. morning, not to be outdone, we have oui’ morning, not to be outdone, we have our own music as well, courtesy of members of the george formby society playing a banjo ukulele. come and have a look at some of the fans, the youngest here is about eight and a half months old. lindsay has cute ca kes, half months old. lindsay has cute cakes, the pub has been filling up. jackie is our super fan cakes, the pub has been filling up. jackie is our superfan here. tell me how you are feeling about this match. very nervous, even, yeah. what does it mean to be in this position against the odds?m what does it mean to be in this position against the

more than 750,000 people in merseyside relied on liverpool community health to keep them well and safetional. obsessed with cost—cutting, patients suffered unnecessary harm. the trust no longer exists, but an investigations by the one which replaced it, mersey care, uncovered cause for serious concern. the critical thing that we have discovered in that year is that there was a not at all rigourous approach. probably through the lifetime of liverpool community health, to the recording of clinical incidents, to the use of data, to rigourous investigations. to make sure that they were closing down the risk of reccurrence of incidents. while liverpool community health was in charge, the bbc understands that at least 150 deaths were not properly investigated. 43,000 incidents were not properly reported, of which 17,000 were related to patient safety. care at liverpool prison was previously singled out as suffering the biggest clinical failures, with unsafe practices becoming the norm. 20 deaths here were never properly reported. local mp rosie cooper says she saw how first—hand patients wer

merseyside fire service deal with around 30 tumble dryer fires a year.have a product that is due for a recall, they should really check up on that. if they're in any doubt, they should unplug the appliance. if half a million tumble dryers are recalled on friday, those customers will be entitled to a replacement or a full refund. colletta smith, bbc news. police in hong kong have fired rubber bullets and tear gas at people protesting about a new extradition bill in what's the worst unrest in the territory for years. the bill would allow extradition of suspected criminals to mainland china. but many fear beijing has a lack of human rights for suspects and could use it for political gain. china insists it is to simply stop criminals fleeing justice. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators blocked key roads around government buildings successfully delaying today's debate on the proposed law change. rupert wingfield hayes reports now from the protests. this was the centre of hong kong this afternoon. scenes of mass violence, the like of which have not been see

the factory on merseyside employs over a thousand workers. the time is 5:14pm.e decision to allow his ally — chris williamson — back into the party following anti—semitism allegations. a jury hears that the man accused of stabbing lee pomeroy to death held a phone to his face and said "i'm going to kill this man." the two contenders to be the next tory leader and next prime minister clash over their policies, ahead of more hustings this evening. it is the start of the women's world cup. england face norway tonight, and his side are happy, and ready to win. west indies are chasing 269 for victory against india in the cricket world cup, and well cut elimination for them is getting closer as they struggle. liam brady has missed out on a place in the main draw of wimbledon. he was beaten in the third round of qualifying by the french man gregoire. i will have more on those stories just after 5:30pm. let's get more now on the news that 90 labour mps and peers have criticised the decision to readmit mp chris williamson back into the party. joining me now from liverpoo