because he is wa nted metropolitan police because he is wanted in britain on suspicion of beingund £4 million worth of cannabis. the other thing to note about him is that he was one of the original suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence back in 1993, but he has never been charged in connection with the murder of the black teenager, and he has always denied any involvement in the killing. tom burridge there. a teenage boy in south london has died after being shot. 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton was discovered with critical injuries on warham street in southwark yesterday evening. the metropolitan police has asked for people in the area at the time of the shooting to contact them. charlotte gallagher reports. 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton, performing in a rap video. his family say he was with his friends, playing football in the sun, when he was shot dead, just minutes from his home. people living here say there was a chase around the suburban streets involving a car and moped in the minutes before the shots were fired. one woman narrowly avoided being shot. the bu

the metropolitan police. metropolitan police have an outstanding case against him for a drug trafficking offence, a drug supply of ends. and he was on the list of top fugitives that we're working with crimestoppers and the spanish national police to try and track people like him down. we were conducting an operation with the spanish national police for some considerable time. that came to fruition yesterday with his arrest in barcelona. it would've been a surveillance operation over a long period before you felt you were ina long period before you felt you were in a position to actually affect an arrest. yes. we would have obviously affected an arrest soon as he was positively identified took place yesterday outside the gym that we have heard about in barcelona. the density was a key issue. you've got to get the right person. what kind of direct involvement you officers have. they go out and work with their spanish colleagues or was it something you have to effectively direct their activities? we work extreme

the metropolitan police say officers were called to reports ofa say officers were called to reports ofsts have been made. a group of sex workers have joined a have been made. a group of sex workers havejoined a march have been made. a group of sex workers have joined a march for workers' rights in glasgow for the first time. campaigners from the charity scott papp and the sex worker advocacy and resistance movement took part in the fat —— with thousands of others at the annual may day march in the city centre. it is part of efforts to decriminalise sex work for all involved in the industry, rather than just involved in the industry, rather thanjust women. involved in the industry, rather than just women. commemorations involved in the industry, rather thanjust women. commemorations have taken place on the scottish island to mark the 100th anniversary of two world war ii ship disasters that took the lives of hundreds of american soldiers. princess and took pa rt american soldiers. princess and took part in american soldiers. princess and took pa rt in events american soldiers. princess

this is a worrying time for the metropolitan police.ous violence in the past. an increase in stabbings and gun crime. gun crime is comparatively rare but there has been an increase in the last 12 months. they can do extra paroles and more stop and search and armed officers. those measures can give the impression that the police out there and they are on the streets to deter people from carrying weapons. in the longer term, that is something that is not for the police to solve but it is for politicians and community leaders to try and get together and overt young people away from crime. 0ne together and overt young people away from crime. one of the causes we are told by the government in its violent strategy that was published last month, is an increase in drug dealing. some of the people here locally, have said that there are drugs traded locally in this high street. whether that is a factor in yesterday's shooting, we do not yet know. it is certainly a concern for people here. the foreign secretary borisjohnson will a series of appear

the metropolitan police has asked for people in the area at the time of the shooting to contact them.em ainsworth barton, performing in a rap video. his family say he was with his friends, playing football in the sun, when he was shot dead, just minutes from his home. people living here say there was a chase around the suburban streets involving a car and moped in the minutes before the shots were fired. one woman narrowly avoided being shot. the bullet went through her window instead. this woman lives next door. we just came out of our house and our house was a crime scene and it was like, "what the hell?" and where that window is boarded up, there, that's where a gunshot went in, you think? yes, you could see the hole. they said that the bullets embedded in the wall. even though she's now grieving, rhyhiem's mother, pretana morgan, wanted to make a plea for the violence to stop. make my son be the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. a family and community in shock, that a young boy from here has become just the latest victim of london's gun and knife crime. charlot

the headlines: the metropolitan police continues to investigate four shootings injust21i hours in london — which left one teenager dead and three others injured. let my son he the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. vladimir putin is about to be sworn in for a fourth term as president of russia, marking 18 years in power. this is the scene live in moscow. as some question whether the next six years will bring further international isolation for russia. president trump is being warned by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. record breaking temperatures for a bank holiday could be on the way for some parts of the uk. also: the rising cost of vanilla sending a chill down the spine of ice—cream makers. a worldwide crop shortage means the extract is now more expensive than silver. and click investigates the artificially intelligent software being used by police. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. vladimir putin is being sworn in as president of russ

the metropolitan police investigate four shootings in just 2a hours in london — which left one teenageread and 3 others injured. president trump is warned by borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. record breaking weather for a bank holiday in may — as temperatures reach 24.2 degrees in east sussex the hottest for a0 years. beach—goers are enjoying the sunshine and blue skies. also: the rising cost of vanilla sending a chill down the spine of ice—cream makers. a worldwide crop shortage means the extract is now more expensive than silver. and a holocaust survivor who was a child in the belsen concentration camp talks to witness. that's in half an hour , here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. in the past hour, vladimir putin has been sworn in for a fourth term as russian president, at a ceremony in moscow. the lavish inauguration ceremony was held inside the grand kremlin palace before an invited audience. mr putin has been in power, as president or prime minister, for the past 18 years. in the latest vote in march,

we are expecting to hear more from the metropolitan police within the next hour on the shooting, seducededuced a with us here at bbc news. within the last half—hour, we have heard that police are investigating two nonfatal shootings in harrow in northwest london. two boys, aged 12 and 15, we re london. two boys, aged 12 and 15, were shot a short time apart on the high street area wellstone, just after a quarter past one this afternoon. both are being treated for gunshot wounds in hospital. a 20—year—old man has died after being stabbed in liverpool city centre, police and paramedics were called to the hanover street area around 4am this morning. but her side police —— merseyside police are appealing for witnesses. a 17—year—old boy has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent, after a woman was attacked with an electric drill in northern ireland. the 38—year—old victim suffered a very serious head injury and is in a stable commission —— condition in hospital. the teenager was also charged with possession of an offence of then in a public place and that of a drill. he is due to

metropolitan police say we pilot schemes? metropolitan police say we are pilot schemes? be very cautious. i do believe we should be experimenting with people's rights on the streets of britain with this kind of authoritarian surveillance. the met police say all deployments during the trial have been and will be overt, with information disseminated to the public and subject to fill a vacuum “— to the public and subject to fill a vacuum —— full evaluation. the conclusion of the trial is expected to be around late 2018. there have been no arrests resulting from facial recognition technology. samir, you are from the race equality foundation, what do you make of these results from the pilot scheme? about i think there are three key points. is it effective? no. has expressed consent been given by the people surveilled, and are they continuing to give it as more thanjust a they continuing to give it as more than just a one—off are you they continuing to give it as more thanjust a one—off are you can —— i'm 0k thanjust a one—off are you can —— i'm ok with this happening? and wil

this is the type of music that the head of the metropolitan police says is glamorising violent crimegenre of rap and british hip—hop. yassin works with former gang members. i personally don't think drill music is responsible for the knife crime that is going on. cressida dick, the met commissioner, says her officers have built up a database of more than 11100 videos to use as an intelligence tool to help tackle knife and gun crime. detectives say some of the lyrics, the gestures and the hand signals are used to taunt rival gangs, which is why they've asked youtube over the last two years to take those videos down. this criminologist says artists are trading on the imagery in the videos. people, for some reason, like to tap into that. they tap into the imagery of the violent, young, black felon, drug dealer, gun gang banger, shooting people, stabbing people, robbing people. and unfortunately, these young people know this. and of course, they help to perpetuate. it's like, if you think i'm a dangerous, nasty person, well, you haven't met anything yet. drill is popular. and videos somet

the metropolitan police are continuing to investigate four separate shootings in london over the weekend17—year—old boy has died, and three other people are in hospital, although their injuries are not considered to be life threatening. simon clemison reports. to try to tackle violent crime, police had already drafted in more officers this weekend. overnight, they were out again. but in a battle against numbers, they had four more shootings in 2a hours. rhyhiem ainsworth barton died of his injuries. my son was a very handsome boy. he's gone. the 17—year—old was said to be playing football near his home in south—east london. he's the 15th teenager to lose their life since christmas. in north london, two shootings, two boys a short distance from each other. they survived, they're 13 and 15. police are investigating whether there's any link. their injuries are not said to be life—threatening. in yet another incident, police were flagged down here in south—east london where a man in his 20s had been wounded. the focus this weekend has been on violence with guns but more than half the deaths

the metropolitan police have asked youtube to take down up to 60 videos, more than half of those haveother platforms. the met says it only asks for body is believed to raise the risk of violence to be removed. in a statement, youtube said. some, though, see the videos as the symptom of a problem, not the cause. if you don't have proactive agencies to work with these young people, see them at the centre, don't try and scare them but care for them and work with them, then once you get more proactivity, you can get into the intervention and prevention programmes and not just firefighting. that is what we are finding at the moment, a lot of these agencies are firefighting and not dealing with it holistically. music through the ages has often been held up as a bad influence. drill is popular and despite this action by police and youtube, it is likely the videos will keep on coming. leila nathoo, bbc news. the time is a quarter past six. our top story this evening: two policewomen and a passer—by are shot dead in belgium in a suspected terror attack. still to come... the ancient treasures g

the metropolitan police said the matrix was aimed at reducing violence and saving lives. —— metropolitanhreatening to sue the oscars academy over its decision to expel him for misconduct. polanski fled the us in 1978 after pleading guilty to unlawful sex with a teenager. his lawyer says the academy‘s actions are in breach of its own procedures and california law. another passenger bus has caught fire and exploded in the heart of rome, sending a plume of black smoke over the city centre. the bus stopped near the trevi fountain, and driver and passengers all managed to escape before the flames took hold. it's just the latest in a number of incidents, raising more questions about the state of public transport in the italian capital. lebo diseko has the story. the number 63 bus in the centre of rome engulfed in a ball claims that there is no play suspected here. instead, the finger is being pointed at the local transport company, atac. at least nine of its buses have caught by this year. last year, there were 22. drivers unions say its vehicles are properly maintained. they have warned of is

the metropolitan police has been approached for comment. ok place in bishop's stortford last night. an address in the town is being searched. scotland yard says it's linked to the arrest of an 18—year—old in north london on friday. an exhibition which captures the lives of the first generation of caribbeans to have settled in london goes on display from today. the photos were taken by award—winning photographer jim grover for the collection called windrush: portrait of a generation. they'll be on display at london's south bank until the 10th ofjune. the elizabeth line has taken another significant step towards completion with its 200—metre—long trains being tested on the tracks beneath east london. the construction of the new line is the biggest infrastructure project in europe, and is due to open in central london this december. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there are severe delays on the picadilly line this morning. a good service on all other lines. 0n the roads there is northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel. souther

we have also heard that officers from the metropolitan police counterterrorism command have arrestedsuspicion of possession of a document likely to be useful for the purposes of terrorism. they arrested the woman at stansted airport this afternoon. she was attempting to board an outbound flight to sweden. two bits of news just in for you. a man who beat his girlfriend to death and then disposed of her body has been found guilty of murder. 33—year—old dean lowe killed kirby noden in their flat in marazion in cornwall last january. and a warning to our viewers, the court has heard some very distressing details during this case. our correspondent david george joins us from outside truro crown court. — tell us some of the background to the case? kirby noden and dean lowe were partners. they had lived together for seven years. she was the mother of his two children and they have known each other since they were babies. the court heard that they lived a chaotic, drug fuelled lifestyle. they were often homeless, until they moved to this flat in an area adjacent to set michael's, a beautiful

the metropolitan police say they always make additional checks to confirm whether someone has been correctlye released this video showing how the system works and defended it against its critics. those very lurid headlines you see and the very negative reports really don't tell the full story of how much it does help us. china is way ahead in the use of facial recognition with a vast database of its citizens, but big brother watch is asking whether the uk really wants to go down the same path. rory cellan—jones, bbc news. athletes who disappeared from last month's commonwealth games in australia have been told by authorities to hand themselves in before the end of the day orface deportation. more than a dozen competitors from cameroon, uganda, rwanda and sierra leone went missing during the games on the gold coast. as our correspondent hywel griffith reports, their visas are about to expire. 4500 athletes came to the gold coast in search of medals and for a few, the chance of a new life. eight members of cameron's team disappeared, some without competing. athletes from uganda, rwanda and sie

the metropolitan police are continuing to investigate shootings in london over the weekend, and extrarted by armed units, are patrolling the streets. a 17—year—old boy has died, and three other people are in hospital, although their injuries are not considered to be life threatening. earlier, detective chief superintendent simon rose spoke to our correspondent danny shaw and updated him on an incident in wealdstone, north west london, where a thirteen year old and a fifteen year old suffered pellet wounds it was shortly after 1.15, where two young people on a motorcycle or moped approached, discharged a shot gun towards their intended targets. it accidentally injuring a 13—year—old boy who was passing boy. it isa 13—year—old boy who was passing boy. it is a cowardly act with no regard to the safety of members of the public who were enjoying a lovely bank holiday weekend and certainly asa bank holiday weekend and certainly as a father myself, can i understand how people are extremely concerned for their safety and that of their children. how badly was the 13—year—old? children. how bad

this is the type of music that the head of the metropolitan police says is glamorising violent crimet's described as fast, dark and often violent. put simply, it's a sub genre of rap and british hip—hop. yassin works with former gang members. i personally don't think drill music is responsible for the knife crime that is going on. cressida dick, the met commissioner, says her officers have built up a database of more than 11100 videos to use as an intelligence tool to help tackle knife and gun crime. detectives say some of the lyrics, the gestures and the hand signals are used to taunt rival gangs, which is why they've asked youtube over the last two years, to take those videos down. this criminologist says artists are trading on the imagery in the videos. people, for some reason, like to tap into that. they tap into the imagery of the violent, young, black felon, drug dealer, gun gang banger, shooting people, stabbing people, robbing people. and unfortunately, these young people know this. and of course, they help to perpetuate. it's like, if you think i'm a dangerous, nasty person,

metropolitan police confirming a 65—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.g island have been warned about dangerous levels of toxic gas and pilots have been told to avoid the ash cloud. the kilauea volcano began erupting two weeks ago — it's last eruption was in 192a. scientists say more activity could be expected. cbs correspondent david begnaud is in hawaii and has been to the evacuation zone in leilani estates. some of the first responders have pulled back from their positions after testing the air quality with the monitor and realising the levels of the toxic gas that is in the air is alarmingly high so they have evacuated to this fire station on the big island. it got started with an alert that went out on cellphones, radio and television talking about a giant ash plume. there have been giant plumes rising daily but this was different because it was 30,000 feet in the air. however, scientists say it was short lived and didn't have much of an effect. scientists have said the ash itself isn't toxic. within the last 24 itself isn't toxic. within the last 2

breaking news coming from the metropolitan police in london cybele ina metropolitan police in londonele in a statement they have released, they say that police in lambeth have been called to the upper ground area of the sce one area of london outside the world national theatre terrorist, just before apm, 3:59pm, following reports of a stabbing. once there, london ambulance services attended a man in his 20s suffering from a stab injury. we understand he has been taken to a hospital in central london, and we have no further details regards to his injuries. the area is very popular with tourists and londoners, full of restaurants popular with tourists and londoners, full of restau ra nts a nd popular with tourists and londoners, full of restaurants and cultures, a very cultural area of london. more as we get it right here on bbc news. back to our top story today. tributes have been paid to tessa jowell, the veteran labour cabinet minister and peer, who has died after spending her final months campaigning for better treatments for brain cancer. she was 70, and was diagnosed with a brain

the metropolitan police they always make additional checks to confirm whether someone additional checksen correctly identified either technology. south wales police released this video showing how their system works, and defend it against its critics. those very lurid headlines you see and a negative reports really don't tell the full story of how much it does help us. china is way ahead in the use of facial recognition, with a vast database of its citizens. a big brother watch is asking whether the uk really brother watch is asking whether the u k really wa nts brother watch is asking whether the uk really wants to go down the same path. ministers in scotland are set to refuse to consent to the uk's main piece of legislation by using what the government is calling "the powers of devolotion." the scottish and uk parliament are at odds with the bill and what it could mean for devolved powers. they are rejecting the westminster bill, saying it would restrict parliament's powers. concerns have been raised about the excessive use —— discussions around end of life wishes for cancer patients

the metropolitan police are appealing for witnesses after two boys were injured by shotgun pellets yesterdaydaylight. police say one of those injured — a 13 year old boy — was hit by accident, while the other victim, who is 15, appeared to have been targeted. our correspondent danny shaw sent us this from the scene of the incident in wealdstone. police have described the latest incident as callous. what appears to have happened, yesterday afternoon, yesterday at lunch a 15—year—old boy was approached by two people on a motorcycle or mopeds. the 15 year is receiving treatment in hospital after a shotgun incident. a 13—year—old was caught in the crossfire, he is said to be an innocent bystander, walking along with his parents. he is being treated in hospital and has since been discharged. police have been giving more details about what happened today. it was shortly after 115. where two young people on a motorcycle or moped approached, discharged a shot gun towards their intended targets. accidentally injuring a 13—year—old boy who was passing by. it is an appalling cowardly act with no regard

there is a parallel metropolitan police investigation going on which will obviously linked with the findingsut the purpose of the inquiry is to basically ask what happened and then draw some conclusions to stop this from happening again. yes, and as i imagine, there will be a panorama investigation and a special programme on that on the bbc. keep an eye open for that. let's move onto other stories the gulf news is bound to have conversations go from the united states from the new secretary of state, a different sta nce secretary of state, a different stance from mike pompeo, talking tough when it comes to r.n.. —— iran. it is released in up, is that? it is. —— iran. it is released in up, is that? it is. -- it iran. it is released in up, is that? it is. —— it is really staring it up. and now there is a wedge between traditional us allies —— stirring. and the sense that donald trump and mike pompeo wants to take. —— stance. not just talking mike pompeo wants to take. —— stance. notjust talking tough on iran, but doing it. and you have the european union and the uk and core allies really steppi

it comes after the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick highlighted so—called drill music asach other on social media. youtube said it was working with authorities to take action on gang—related content. andy moore reports. drill music like this is accused of not only glamorising violence but of contributing to real crime. this video was used in evidence in a recent murder trial. hundreds of tracks are available on social media, some have been viewed over a million times. they often feature hooded and masked gangs making violent hand gestures. the met police commissioner cressida dick said the videos were used by real gangs to taunt each other and have been linked to at least one attack. she called on internet companies to show social responsibility. scotland yard has asked youtube to take down between 50 and 60 videos it believes raised the risk of violence. the company said it had removed more than 30 clips which were found to be in violation of its policies or broke the law. youtube, which is owned by google, said it shared the deep concern many felt about this issue and w

the metropolitan police said the matrix was aimed at reducing violence and saving lives.ports. it was in 2011 writes that began in totte n ha m it was in 2011 writes that began in tottenham and spread across london that spawned the gangs matrix. police began compiling intelligence on individuals to have been identified as part of a gang, including those with no history of violence. the's report by amnesty international found that of the 3806 people whose details are held on the matrix, 99% are male, 78% are black, and the youngest is just 12 years old. and at a news conference, there we re old. and at a news conference, there were concerns and about how the information is being shared. we hear stories of this following people to their lives, from the housing association to schools to job centres. people are being treated differently. in response, the met police said any action to buy partner organisations should not be instigated solely on a person's name being on the gang matrix. the matrix has been denounced as racist by campaigners who work with young black people. it

the metropolitan police has launched a dedicated unit to tackle stalking.umber of cases being reported in the capital has recently doubled with many more victims believed to not be coming forward. a new approach may see offenders wearing electronic tags with victims being alerted if they are nearby. frankie mccamley has this report now a master at self defence, della was stalked over a period of over three years. i felt in fear of my life, 100%. ididn't think... i didn't think it was just some guy with a little obsession, i felt internally, and my intuition was kicking off, that i was in real danger. she was just a teenager at the time and didn't realise what was happening. it was a case of things like relentless calling, messaging, turning up at places uninvited and stuff like that. a lot of threats of what could potentially happen to me if i didn't do this, didn't do that. it was quite ongoing for quite some time. she said she asked for help but was told she could not get it until her situation escalated. they said they cannot arrest him unless he does so

that is coming from the metropolitan police. paul proust, 65 years old, charged with the murder of 85—year—old ms coleman. she was home —— found dead in her home. police have released that information tonight. now it is time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode in his squeaky chair. what do we have this week? very interesting, we have on chesil beach, adapted from the ian mcewan novel. deadpool 2, satirical sequel. and the camera d'or prizewinner at cannes last year, jeune femme. beautifully pronounced. thank you, my french accent is terrible. the practice paid off. so, on chesil beach, an adaptation of ian mcewan‘s beautiful book. and he's done the screenplay himself. it's about newlyweds in the early ‘60s, they go to a hotel on the beach for their honeymoon. outside, the landscape is wild and raw, but inside the hotel things are chilly and distant. it's clear that neither of these two people, played by saoirse ronan and billy howl

standing for the national anthem which will be performed by christopher wilber of the indianapolis metropolitan police department. >> colors, honor guard, present. the[silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] ♪ josÉ can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming. ♪ whose bright tribes and bright stars, through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watch ♪ were so gallantly streaming. ♪ and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ josÉ does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ over the land of the free, and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> colors arner guard, right shoulder, arms. ready, cut. [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] >> joe wiggins will now deliver the invocation. >> please join me in prayer. our gracious god and father, we are so thankful for the goodness that you have the stone upon each of us. father, we thank you that your god is near to us in a time of grief and suffering. we come before you this morning as a grateful nation as we honor the men

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police and remain standing for our national anthem which will be performed by the indianapolis metropolitan police department. colors, armored guard. >> present. [silence] ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawns early light ♪ what so proudly ♪ we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ was a broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous local fight. or the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly ♪ streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting ♪ in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that the flag was still there ♪ oh, say does that ♪ * spangled man or ♪ ♪ wave. although the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home ♪ of the brave [applause] >> colors, armored guard, white shoulders, order, arms. >> ready, cut. >> bill wiggins of th will now deliver the convocation. >> our gracious god and father, we are so they go for the goodness you have bestowed upon each of us. father, thank you that you are god that is near to us in our time of grief and suffering. we come before you this morning as a grateful nation as we honor the men and women in law enforcement who made the ultimate sac

we honor their father and husband, officer charles hartfield of the las vegas are metropolitan police department. as many of you remember, officer hartfield was off duty attending a concert with veronica when that horrible shooting began in las vegas last october. officer hartfield, an army veteran, immediately leapt into action rescuing the wounded and shielding the innocent. you all read about it. i remember it so well. as he did, he was shot and killed by rounds of guntour. he knew he was -- gunfire. he knew he was right in the path, and it made no difference. he gave his life so that countless others could live. savannah and isaiah, your dad was a guardian angel to those in need. now he is keeping watch on you from heaven. a very special family and a very special man, thank you. thank you very much. [applause] also here with us today is the family of border patrol agent rajulio martinez from el paso, texas. agent martinez, known as roger to his friends and family, worked on a dangerous part of the southern border, a part that you've been reading about so much lately. and a part th

youtube has deleted just over half the music videos the metropolitan police has asked to be taken downved is known as "drill" and it often features hooded and masked gangs threatening each other. the bbc‘s andy moore reports. drill music like this is the key is not only of glamorising violence but of contributing the real crime. this video was used in evidence in a recent murder trial. hundreds of tracks are available on social media, some had been viewed over a million times. they often feature hoarded and masked gangs making violent gesture and gestures. the met police commissioner cressida dick said the videos were used by real gangs to taunt each other and have been linked to at least one attack. she called on internet companies to show social responsibility. scotland yard is asked youtube to take down a twin 50 and 60 videos it leaves raise the risk of violence. the company said it had removed more than 30 clips which were found to be in violation of its policies, or broke the law. youtube, which is owned by google, said it shared the deep concern that many felt about this issue a

medicine hat a statement from the leading officer from the metropolitan police who saidi from the metropolitanars. i also spoke to her stepfatherjust after sentencing who told me he is now locked up which will save other innocent lives just like my daughter. the gambling industry is warning that tens of thousands ofjobs are at risk, after the government decided to reduce dramatically the maximum stake on fixed—odd betting terminals. currently, people can gamble up to £100 every 20 seconds on electronic casino games. but that's been cut to just pounds in betting shops across the uk. the terminals generate almost billion pounds in revenue for the betting industry. amol rajan reports. these high—stakes, high reward machines are a key feature of the 8,500 betting shops on british high streets. such shops employ over 50,000 people and pay over £1 billion in tax. for over a decade they have allowed punters to bet £100 every 20 seconds. as a result, there were 233,000 occasions last year in which over £1000 was lost in a single session. that is why many victims campaigned for the maximum stake to be

i think in terms of the focus, not by the metropolitan police, but in terms of the media focus it islem. we have had people coming out talking about the approach that the met no they have to take in trying to tackle violent crime. a lot of comparisons being drawn with the success they have had in places like glasgow. cressida dick you is that this person who has to be on—site in grenfell tower and the terror incident le sommer —— is that first person. it is only front of out first person. it is only front of our national media. i think it is the first stage. we have yet to see the first stage. we have yet to see the baby on the beach scenario. we haven't seen that shift. we saw that with the horrendous shootings in schools in america. we saw the thai turn with the most recent one when the school students themselves came out to speak —— tide turned. we saw a mother speaking about the effect of herfamily a mother speaking about the effect of her family life of this. it may ta ke of her family life of this. it may take one incident to symbolise, as we have seen so take one incident to s

she is demanding the crown prosecution service overturn its decision not to charge the metropolitan policeg or delaying the menopause. researchers at the university of leeds found that eating too many carbohydrates could quicken the onset of the menopause, but an extra daily serving of oily fish like mackerel or salmon could delay it by more than three years. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30. thank you for your messages. we will talk to tamsin in the next half an hour about what happened regarding her being removed from the cinema. she says she was laughing too loudly, she has asperger‘s. david says, if a baby was crying in the cinema, you would expect the parent to ta ke cinema, you would expect the parent to take it into the four yay for awhile. helen, ithink to take it into the four yay for awhile. helen, i think we need to be tolera nt of awhile. helen, i think we need to be tolerant of people with and without special needs —— take it into the foyer. we will also speak to a representative from the bfi. further details from shahid khan to plan to buy wembley. he h

it comes after the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick outlined so—called drill music as ather on social media. youtube said it was working with authorities to take action on gang—related content. drill music like this is accused not only of glamorising violence but of contributing to real crime. this video was used in evidence in a recent murder trial. hundreds of tracks are available on social media. some have been viewed over a million times. they often feature put and masked gangs making violent hand gestures. the met police commissioner, cressida dick, said the videos were used by real gangs to taunt each other and have been linked to at least one attack. she called on internet companies to show social responsibility. scotland yard has asked youtube to take down between 50—60 videos it believes raise the risk of violence. the company said it had removed more than 30 clips which were found to be in violation of its policies or broke the law. youtube, which is owned by google, said it shared their deep concern many felt by this issue and was continuing to work constructi

metropolitan police say they always make additional checks to confirm whether someone has been incorrectlyogy. south wales police released this video showing how their system works and defended it against its critics. those very lurid headlines we have seen, and very negative reports really don't the full story of how much it does help us. really don't tell the full story of how much it does help us. china is way ahead in the use of facial recognition, with a vast database of its citizens. but big brother watch is asking whether the uk really wants to go down the same path. the latest figures on the economy show that unemployment has fallen again. the number of people out of work dipped by 46,000 betweenjanuary and march — to a total of 1.42 million. at the same time the number of people in work rose by 197,000, to its highest in nearly five decades. average earnings, not counting bonuses, rose in the 12 months to march by 2.6% and they've slightly overtaken the inflation rate for the first time in more than a year. the government says these figures cement the turnaround in the economy. th

the headlines: the metropolitan police continues to investigate four shootings injust 2a hours in londonmple to everyone. just let it stop. vladimir putin is about to be sworn in for a fourth term as president of russia, marking 18 years in power. this is the scene live in moscow. as some question whether the next six years will bring further international isolation for russia. president trump is being warned by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. record breaking temperatures for a bank holiday could be

many were from the metropolitan police.end should be in the dock. this is a man who is a serial offender. he has had three long—term intimate sexual relationships with women using his undercover guys without any regard for those women and for the damage that it will and has caused to each of those three women. there has been no response from jim boyling of those three women. there has been no response fromjim boyling ‘s lawyers to this attempted prosecution and the crown prosecution service said it could not comment due to the ongoing legal proceedings. one of the most senior figures in the catholic church, cardinal george pell, will stand trial on historical charges of sexual abuse in australia. he's the highest ranking catholic to face such allegations. cardinal pell, who's 76 and a former archbishop of melbourne and sydney, pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live. international trade secretary liam fox accuses t

the metropolitan police has launched more than 60 murder investigations so far this year.led a man during an attempt to free a prisoner will face a gross misconduct hearing. 28—year—old jermaine baker from tottenham died as the metropolitan police stopped a break—out attempt near wood green crown court. the crown prosecution service had originally found insufficient evidence against the marksman, but the officer will now be investigated again over alleged use of excessive force. chelsea take on manchester united in the fa cup final at wembley tomorrow. it's a last chance for the blues to win a trophy this season, and captain gary cahill says the team are determined to make up for the disappointment of losing last year's final to arsenal. that's what kind of let us down a bit last year, we thought we could turn up to the final and deliver what we'd been delivering all year and we didn't. in answer to your question, a chance for us to put it right, an extra bit between our teeth because we haven't won anything up until now and this is our last chance to win some silverware.

the metropolitan police is continuing to investigate four shootings injust 2a hours in london — whichenager dead and three others injured. president trump is being warned by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. now on bbc news it's time for witness. hello, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i'm here at the british library to guide you through more extraordinary moments from recent history. we'll meet a norwegian diplomat who helped organise secret peace negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians, resulting in the first—ever peace agreement between the two sides. we'll talk to one of the canadian war brides who sailed across the atlantic after world war ii in a mass emigration programme. and we'll hear from a survivor of a brutal campaign of repression by zimbabwean soldiers in 1983. but we start with the incredible story of a child survivor of belsen, a nazi concentration camp. hetty verolme was interviewed by the bbc at the time of her liberation in april 1943, and now she's share

. >> it's estimated by metropolitan police that there are over a million people lining the route forlliam and kate's wedding and half a million outside buckingham palace. the estimate for this wedding will be about 100,000 people. >> the chapel is steeped in history as you can imagine. this may sound eerie. numerous kings and queens are buried there. >> before they tied the knot, the next 24 hours could be a whirlwind for the couple. >> there remains a bit of mystery surrounding the wedding, who actually walk meghan markle down the aisle. >> reporter molly hunter joins us live from windsor in the united kingdom. hi, molly. >> reporter: guys, good evening. that's right. that's the big question, will doria, meghan's mom walk her down the aisle. it is rare but she wouldn't be the first. queen victoria walked all of her daughters down the aisle, too. ♪ >> reporter: the first glimp of the royal couple as they headed for rehearsal thursday in the back of the car, less than it's been a roller coaster couple of days for meghan after tabloid reports in recent days about her father, meghan rel

many were from the metropolitan police.t it will and has cause to each of those three women —— guise. that it will and has cause to each of those three women -- guise. of those three women -- guise. comment due to the ongoing legal proceedings. bringing this case. she joins us now from our london newsroom. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. joining us. you would, about how this has affected her. affected her. have been very psychologically damaged by the experience. —— monica. monica. it has undermined their sense of trust in relationships. sense of trust in relationships. some of them have never gone on to have other relationships. have other relationships. just there to spy on them and use them in that way. them in that way. done it with two other women, to be held to account. held to account. police career, why he is not being held to account. held to account. including when deception becomes sort of criminal, as well. sort of criminal, as well. yes, that's right. that's right. area of law which is changing,

the metropolitan police said the matrix was aimed at reducing violence and saving lives.affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. it was that 2011 riots, which began in tottenham and spread across london, which spawned the gangs matrix. police began compiling intelligence on individuals said to be identified as being part of a gang, including those with no history of violence. today's report by amnesty international found that, of the 3,806 people whose details are held on the matrix, 99% are male, 78% are black, and the youngest is just 12 years old. and at a news conference, among amnesty‘s many concerns is how the information is being shared. we hear stories of this following people through their lives, from the housing association to schools to job centres, where people are being treated differently. in response, the met police said... the matrix has been denounced as racist by campaigners who work with young black people. the truth is, the preoccupation with the gangs has meant that they have failed to design effective strategies for dealing with serious youth viol

instance, we did a film, newman wrote the screenplays and les blair directed them, about the metropolitan police i wanted to know the truth. and the abuses that were within the police force? the abuses in the police. the police had interrogated my dad, there had been a policeman outside the house, they had followed him wherever he went. after your mother's death? yes, because they wanted to find the abortionist. my dad didn't shop, he didn't say anything, he killed himself. so that is one aspect of it. let's go to a clip which will give people, many of whom are young and will not know your work so well, let's go to a clip that encapsulates the degree to which you in the end dramatised some of the terrible things that you had somewhere in your own consciousness. let's start with up thejunction, a drama that you made in 1965, had a huge audience on the bbc, obviously filmed in black and white. it was all about a backstreet abortion. let's play a little, and quite difficult to watch, clip. let's look at this. grunts and cries take the lowest figure, 52,000 abortions a year. that is 1,000 abortions

. >> it's estimated by metropolitan police that there are over a million people lining the route for kate's wedding and half a million outside buckingham palace. the estimate for this wedding will be about 100,000 people. >> the chapel is steeped in history as you can imagine. this may sound eerie. numerous kings and queens are buried there. >> before they tied the knot, the next 24 hours could be a whirlwind for the couple. >> there remains a bit of mystery surrounding the wedding, who actually walk meghan markle down the aisle. >> reporter molly hunter joins us live from windsor in the united kingdom. hi, molly. >> reporter: guys, good evening. that's right. that's the big question, will doria, meghan's mom walk her down the aisle. it is rare but she wouldn't be the first. queen victoria walked all of her daughters down the aisle, too. ♪ >> reporter: the first glimpse of the royal couple as they headed for rehearsal thursday in the back of the car, less than 48 hours to go now. it's been a roller coaster couple of days for meghan after tabloid reports in recent days about her fathe

yes, obviously the metropolitan police forensic service is one of the biggest departments in the netation here, responsible for gathering forensic evidence from everything from burglaries to terror attacks. this inquiry relates to one of those forensic scientists who it is alleged either failed to carry out proper and full forensic examinations that were required, in particular criminal investigations, or misled investigators about the progress of those forensic examinations. it is thought some 33 criminal investigations were affected, 21 of those to do with either rape or sexual offences, the remaining 12 to do with violence like burglary. all of those offences took place between 2012 and 2017 and the big question is whether there has been a miscarriage ofjustice in any of these cases as a result. in a statement the met said it is conducting a review to understand whether there is any risk to the criminal justice whether there is any risk to the criminaljustice process and to take remedial action where necessary. the met says all of the potential victims in these cases have been con