and the aid of murdered mpjo cox and the main who killed after the —— helped after the tunisian attack. sir billy, cbe in 2003. said he is pleased and a little bit embarrassed to be, a knight! no need to be embarrassed. so, the front pages... we start with the i, which carries a large picture of the protests earlier today at kensington town hall, reflecting on the increasing anger among residents and those affected by the grenfell tower fire. the mirror contrasts the separate visits to the scene today by the queen, who met survivors and volunteers at a makeshift shelter, and the prime minister who made a private visit to survivors in hospital. the daily mail also features a picture of the moment today when demonstrators made their way in to council offices to demand answers, with the paper noting many protesters called for the prime minister to step down. the times says the prime minister had to take cover as she was jeered and called a coward as she left one of the churches co—ordinating relief efforts. the daily telegraph claims the protests today had been organised and co—ordinated

of the events taking place this weekend to mark the first anniversary of the murder of the labour mpjo coxwith each other in communities across the uk. breakfast‘s john maguire reports. one year ago yesterday, jo cox was a young mp with just 12 one year ago yesterday, jo cox was a young mp withjust 12 months experience as the member for her hometown. she was energetic, caring and passionate. a rising star with still so much to give. but that was all taken away in moments as she was brutally murdered just as she was about to hold a constituency surgery and meet people in need of help. in honour of her life and in keeping with her beliefs, there are more than 100,000 events taking place across the uk this weekend. yards from the recent terror attacks at borough market in london, jo cox's sister tells me why these events are so important. with the recent terror attacks, it brought it all back to us asa attacks, it brought it all back to us as a family. my mum found it particularly difficult. families have been ripped apart and this isn't a way of healing that, but what it's a way of doing is

jonathan wright, who arrested the man who killed mp jo cox wright, who arrested the man who killed mpjo cox kennedy who was with the mp when she was attacked and received the george medal. he saw was attacked and received the george medal. he sanoe was attacked and received the george medal. he saw joe and tried to savour and we can't save her enough. and the two boys, similarly, they went in knowing he was armed but not a thought, just when the end. we are absolutely delighted. true we rose. just a few of more than a thousand people being honoured. a reminder of the top story— angry demonstrations in london calling the justice for the victims of the g re nfell tower justice for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. the number of big dams has risen to 30 but it is expected the total will rise. —— victims. do stay with us. hello there. we have got some very warm weather indeed coming up over the next few days, with the high—pressure firmly in charge of our weather. that's going to bring very warm, if not hot, weather to most of the british isles. it will turn increasingly humid as we go on

pcs craig nicholls and jonathan wright, who arrested the man who killed mpjo cox, have been given queen'sth mp when she was attacked, receives the george medal. he just sano and tried to save her and we can't thank him enough. the two boys, similarly, unarmed, just went in, they knew he was armed, but not a thought. just went in. we are absolutely delighted. true heroes. just a few of the more than 1,000 people being honoured. lizo mzimba, bbc news. that's the way it is looking at the moment. stay with us, there's plenty still to come on bbc news. hello there. we have got some very warm weather indeed coming up over the next few days, with the high—pressure firmly in charge of our weather. that's going to bring very warm, if not hot, weather to most of the british isles. it will turn increasingly humid as we go on through the weekend, but it is going to be mainly sunny for most of us. the reason for this warm or hot weather is a jetstream has built this area of high pressure and the high tends to concentrate hot air near the earth's surface. these are the kinds of temperatures that you mi

pcs craig nicholls and jonathan wright, who arrested the man who killed mpjo cox, have been given queen'sed, receives the george medal. he just sano and tried to save her and we can't thank him enough. the two boys, similarly, unarmed, just went in, they knew he was armed, but not a thought. just went in. we are absolutely delighted. true heroes. just a few of the more than 1,000 people being honoured. lizo mzimba, bbc news. we are looking at a lot of dry weather this weekend, with some very warm if not hot conditions spreading across most of the uk. it will feel quite humid as the day goes by and although mostly sunny there will be a little bit of cloud around at times, notably across the north of the uk. the hot weather not just affecting the uk, also across europe we have highs of 46 in parts of spain, 3a in france, 30 across the uk, making it the hottest weather of the year so far. it will be a warm start to the day. a bit of cloud in the sky across the hills of wales and northern england, at quite the end. the cloud will tend to melt away quickly. staying cloudy for the north—west of

for pcs craig nicholls and jonathan wright, seen here arresting the man who killed mpjo cox, queen'stect the mp, receives the george medal. he just sano and tried to save her and we can't thank him enough. and the two boys, similarly. unarmed, just went in, they knew he was armed, but not a thought. just went in. we are absolutely delighted. true heroes. i'm down on record assaying wq¥ i've no intention of ever going there! laughter. in the entertainment world billy connolly knows his knighthood will produce a strong response from fans. some of them will say, high time. and some of them will say, what the hell's that all about? i don't know what to prepare for. i am a little embarrassed, but deep within me i'm very pleased to have it. terry and june and absolutely fabulous‘s june whitfield has been made a dame. # i wonder if one day that you'll say that you care # 1960s eurovision winner sandie shaw becomes an mbe and the last surviving member of the famous dambuster aircrews, george "johnny" johnson also becomes an mbe in a list that honours more than 1,000 people. lizo mzimba, bbc

for pcs craig nicholls and jonathan wright, seen here arresting the man who killed mpjo cox, queen'sarmed, but not a thought. just went in. we are absolutely delighted. true heroes. i'm down on record as saying why should i learn algebra? i've no intention of ever going there! laughter knows his knighthood will produce a strong response from fans. some of them will say, high time. and some of them will say, what the hell's that all about? i don't know what to prepare for. i am a little embarrassed, but deep within me i'm very pleased to have it. terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield has been made a dame. # i wonder if one day that you'll say that you care # 1960s eurovision winner sandie shaw becomes an mbe and the last johnson also becomes an mbe in a list that honours lizo mzimba, bbc news. time ‘to time - to take a look at the weather the sunshine came out for northern ireland and scotland, and became quite warm as well. we have had a weather front affecting the north—east of the uk. after such a one day, a very warm night. as you are heading to bed, these are th

almost a year on from the murder of mpjo cox, her parents speak about what they have gone through as a 20,000 strong swarm makes its new home on car in hull. good afternoon. we‘re live at downing street, where theresa may is hoping to confirm a deal with the democratic unionist party today and secure her position in government. they are due to arrive soon. with me is our assistant political editor, norman smith. the dup has a hugely strong hand because they are theresa may passed by political lifetime. without them, she does not have a majority and cannot govern. they are critical to her survival as prime minister. for that reason, there is a complete imperative for theresa may to get a deal. the very fact that arlene foster is coming here in the next 30 minutes also suggests to me there will be a deal. she would not arrive if everyone was going to leave in acrimony. in some ways, it is a deal thatis acrimony. in some ways, it is a deal that is not going to be so difficult to reach because the dup and the tories are both pro—brexit, both bitterly opposed tojeremy corbyn‘s labour part

for pcs craig nicholls and jonathan wright, who arrested the man who killed mpjo cox, queen's gallantryt went in. they knew that he was armed, but not a thought. theyjust went in. we are absolutely delighted. true heroes. and the last surviving member of the famous dambuster raids, johnnyjohnson, has been made an mbe. in the world of music, 1960s eurovision winner sandie shaw becomes an mbe. chart—topping singer ed sheeran has also been made an mbe. i'm on record as having said, why would i learn algebra, i have no intention of going there! billy connolly knows his knighthood is likely to produce a strong response from fans. some will say high time, and some will say "what the hell is that all about?" i don't know what to prepare for. terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield has been made a dame. just a few of over 1,000 people being honoured. lizo mzimba, bbc news. sport now and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. thanks. morning. with the first test against new zealand nowjust a week away, the british and irish lions have this morning

the first anniversary of the murder of labourmpjo cox, first anniversary of the murder of labour mpjo coxogether and has been organised by her family. one year ago jo cox was a young mp with just one year of experience thejob, she was energetic, caring, passionate, a rising star with so much to give. but that was all taken away in moments, she was brutally murdered just as she was about to hold a constituency surgery and meet people in need of her help. in honour of her life, and in keeping with her beliefs, there are more than 100,000 events taking place across the uk this weekend. yards from the recent terror attacks at borough market in london, jo's sister kim tells me why these events are so important. with the recent terror attacks, it brought it all back to us as a family, my mum found it particularly difficult, families ripped apart, this isn't a way of feeling bad but what it is a way of doing is saying, as a country, as a community we will not be beaten by those who try to divide us. because the vast majority of people are good and we have seen that in 12 months, there is such ki

the murdered mpjo cox has been remembered in parliament with a coat of arms.t in the commons chamber as part of a "family day". it bears the motto ‘more in common‘, taken from her maiden speech in the commons. people in hounslow are among those residents of tower blocks that have been told their buildings have failed fire safety inspections. but, unlike in camden, where residents have been evacuated until the buildings are made safe, hounslow council, in west london, told tenants they won't be moved. 0ur reporter victoria cook was there. residents have lived with the blue cladding for more than ten years. now they know it is flammable and has to come down. the council have invited residents to a meeting here this morning to tell them what they are doing about this dangerous cladding. they said they are hoping it is going to start coming down in about eight days' time, so the beginning ofjuly. they say they are putting a 24—hour fire warden on site. but they are stressing at this stage they are not announcing an evacuation. some may question why. the council sa

on saturday, the muslin well for house held an event in memory of the murdered mpjo cox who was killed by right—wing extremists last year. there were a number of witnesses to the attack. this van ran over all of them. the bollards at the back, there was a guy on the right—hand side bleeding and he was his belly, there was another two quys his belly, there was another two guys and a lady... they grabbed the quy guys and a lady... they grabbed the guy who was trying to run away. he chose the time when all the people came out from the mosque, it was that time, people were going home. that is why there are too many casualties. muslin well for house hasissued casualties. muslin well for house has issued a statement in the past and were condemning any act of hatred that tries to tether community apart. in the past few minutes the deputy assistant commissioner of scotland yard said the attack was an attack on london and all londoners. barry cavan free is at the scene. you can see the police cordoned just behind me, the police cordoned just behind me, the police vans and all the officers have

the labour mpjo cox is being remembered across the country on the first anniversary of her murder.as killed as she arrived for a constituency surgery in birstall in west yorkshire. more than 110,000 events are being held today and over the weekend as part of the great get together. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9:30am. thank you very much. let's get some sport now with katherine downes. some low scores after the first round rubber us open? yes, conditions in wisconsin looked pretty perfect, a bit of rain softened the fairways and made the greens a bit more forgiving, that all of the top six golfers in the world a re over all of the top six golfers in the world are over par. let's see who is going well, rickie fowler leads the way, shooting an opening round of 67, seven under par, equalling the record of the lowest first round score at the us open. paul casey of england is just behind score at the us open. paul casey of england isjust behind him on six under, very chuffed with his round, chipping in for under, very chuffed with his round, chipping inforan under,

on friday, it will be exactly a year since the murder of the labour mpjo cox.amily have since spoken about their wish for her to be remembered for what she achieved in life, and this weekend, they're encouraging people to join together with neighbours, friends and their community at events in her memory. our correspondent catherine burns has been speaking tojo cox's sister and parents about their daughter's legacy. i still miss the sound of her coming down the drive... gordon and jean leadbeater say they're private people, but as the anniversary of their daughter's death approaches, they've agreed to talk to us. what were you doing when you got that call? we'd just sat down about five minutes. and then the phone rang, and it was dan, one ofjo's aides. and hejust said, "jo's been shot, i think." and...that was it. i said, "where is she?" and wejumped in the car, i remember usjumping in the car, and we couldn't get near, and we set off running. and i don't know... i don't know how we ran, how we managed to get there into the middle of birstall. the police were th

the labour mpjo cox is being remembered across the country on the first anniversary of her murder. get—together in her memory. britishjersey officials say they believe hackers in north korea we re they believe hackers in north korea were behind the cyber attack that crippled parts of the nhs last month. the hackers are thought to have been attempted to make money but did not predict the extent to which the computer virus would spread. he was a security correspondent. the cyber attack spread around the world, with the nhs badly hit. computers were locked, with hackers demanding a ransom be paid for them to be made usable again. britain's national cyber security centre led the investigation and security sources have told the bbc that the centre believes in north korean—based hacking group known as lazarus launched the attack. the same group is believed to have targeted sony pictures after it planned to release a film involving the north korean leader and was also thought to have been behind the theft of more than $80 million from bangladesh's central bank last year. the ransomware la

the labour mp the labourmpjo the labour mp jo cox the labour mpjo cox is being remembered across thergery in west yorkshire. more than 110,000 events a re west yorkshire. more than 110,000 events are being held today and over the weekend as part of the great get together. in a special programme this evening in west yorkshire, bbc and itvjoin this evening in west yorkshire, bbc and itv join forces this evening in west yorkshire, bbc and itvjoin forces for this evening in west yorkshire, bbc and itv join forces for the first time to remember the late labour mp. welcomed to look north. these are two programmes come together to celebrate the life and legacy of a remarkable mp, jo cox. we are live in bristol on the first anniversary of her death, as hundreds of thousands of people come together to celebrate all that they have in common. today, there have been moments of reflection in birstall. we will focus on howjo lift and it felt very right for me to be in the community today. —— how she lived. hundreds of children from nine local schools, including the onejo went to asa schools, inclu

the parents of murdered mpjo cox told this programme they will always be broken after their daughter's mp was killed outside a constituency surgery. mp was killed outside a constituency surgery. this weekend, herfamily is encouraging people to join with friends and neighbours for a series of community events being held in her memory. we will talk to her husband brendan and sister kim at around half past ten. bev on facebook says my heart goes out to jo's family for their loss and the way she was murdered, but life goes on. she is in a better place, let her rest in peace. on facebook, a very sad loss, jason on facebook, a very sad loss, jason on facebook says, what a beautiful womanjo facebook says, what a beautiful woman jo cox was. facebook says, what a beautiful womanjo cox was. alex, if parliament was made up of people likejo cox, what an amazing society we would be living in. thank you very much for those. let me bring you breaking news from germany, it is being reported by a french news agency, several people have been wounded after shots were fired at a railway station near munic

, events across the uk are taking place to mark the first anniversary of the death of the labour mpjo coxther was organised by herfamily the cure get—together was organised by her family to celebrate her life and unite communities, as fiona trott explains. the perfect day for a great get—together. hundreds of people of all ages all gathered here at green park. they just wanted all ages all gathered here at green park. theyjust wanted to come together, be neighbourly and show support for the family of their old mp. the kids are over there at the moment eating too many pancakes, we had about six cakes and three ice creams so they'll be bouncing around for the rest of the date. it's a sort of thing she would have thrown herself into, she would have been buzzing around to as many as possible and that sense of how do we focus on those things, asjo spoke about in her maiden speech, the things we have in common. we spend so much time fixating on the differences and in fact people here and across the country will be coming togetherfor a moment and across the country will be coming together for a

the murdered mpjo cox will be remembered in parliament with a coat of arms.o contributed to its design. it bears the motto ‘more in common', taken from her maiden speech in the commons. the leader of the house of commons, andrea leadsom has said it would be helpful if broadcasters "were willing to be a bit patriotic" with regards to brexit. she made the comment while being questioned by newsnight‘s emily maitlis about the uk's position in talks with the eu. we had various different eu politicians, the elected politicians saying it was a good start. of course it is very early days. it has been a year... it would be helpful... it would be helpful if broadcasters would be patriotic. the country made a decision... unpatriotic? are you accusing me of being unpatriotic for questioning how negotiations are going? we all need to pull together as a country. we made a decision one year ago today to leave the european union. the outgoing leader of the liberal democrats, tim farron, has described andrea leadsom's remarks as "a sinister threat to the free media" — and sai

on friday it will be exactly a year since the murder of the labour mpjo cox.has spoken since about how he wants her to be remembered for what she achieved and aspired to in life rather than the way in which she died. it's one of the reasons he has just written a book called jo cox — more in common. his proceeds from the book will go to a charity that supports the causes she believed in. hejoins me now. tell us a little more about the book. i'm reminded that more in common was part of the maiden speech you made in comments. what is the purpose of the book, what you wanted to tell people? what it came from was this sense that so many people suddenly had heard aboutjoe and lots of people, both that knew her really well and strangers got in touch to say they wanted to know more. there was a danger that she became seen as this one—dimensional politician that used to hang out in a place like this. i did not want people to be left with that impression. she was a mum, a sister, a campaigner, an activist. i wanted some of that to come across. from a personal point of v

it is one year on since the murder of mpjo cox, this morning we are backin of mpjo cox, this morning it is looking try, a bit of rain in the north—west. all the details in about 15 minutes. first, our main story. the communities secretary has said that the government has launched an emergency review of tower blocks in response to the groenefeld tower fire. sajid javid said his department has asked local authorities for a list of residential buildings that might be affected by safety concerns. there is growing anger in the community about whether the blaze could have been prevented. you might find the content been prevented. you might find the co nte nt of been prevented. you might find the content of this report distressing. the first victim of the fire to be officially named is mohammed alhajali, a syrian refugee who came to britain for a better life. his brother was led to safety by firefighters, but, in the chaos and confusion, mohammed got left behind. i called and we said, where are you? he said, i'm in the flat. i said, why didn't you come? they got us outside. he said, no one

mp really to brendan cox, husband of the labourmpjo really to brendan cox, husband of the labour mpjo coxt the horror and tragedy, and this in finsbury parkjust the latest instalment. yes, and i think in all of these cases we are seeing a handful of extremists from different communities using different ideologies and backgrounds to drive a hatred of the other. and our communities need to get better at pushing that out. this isn‘t the hatred we have seen in the last day, the hatred that drove the attacks in manchester and birmingham. essentially they are the same hatred, people who hate the other, who don‘t believe people of different backgrounds, faiths and races should mix and we need to show we races should mix and we need to show we can, races should mix and we need to show we can, we races should mix and we need to show we can, we do. over the weekend we saw tens of millions of people get together with their neighbours to celebrate what we have in common. as a country we need to get better at showing how much we do have in common. how do we do that? you are terrific and you talk about

on saturday, the muslin well for house held an event in memory of the murdered mpjo cox who was killedsued casualties. muslin well for house has issued a statement in the past and were condemning any act of