with a record attendance at the emirates, for the north london derby between arsenal and tottenham inuper league. the home side in total control — as they continue their emphatic start to the season. jane dougall reports. always an electric atmosphere in a north london derby and this one is magnified by the 10,000 strong crowd. a new record in the women's super league. and not long before they were on their feet as arsenal favourite beth mead scored in the first five minutes. that set the tone and the home side had chance after chance. while arsenal showed their quality, tottenham made mistakes. a gift for miedema. was there a way back in the second half for tottenham? there a way back in the second half fortottenham? perhaps there a way back in the second half for tottenham? perhaps not. the fairly delighting the crowd and then a well worked corner left miedema little to do to take the win. this record—breaking crowd galvanising the players and showing how much record—breaking crowd galvanising the plays football lowing how much record—breaking crowd galvanising the plays football is

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there will be a british record breaking crowd at this weekend's north london derby in the women's super00 more than the previous record. jane dougall has more. arsenal tweeted yesterday they had sold the 50,000 tickets, so already they knew they had broken that record. it snatches the previous record. it snatches the previous record in ew from before the match has even kicks off. the previous record was 38,000, and i was set in another north london derby, but this time at tottenham's ground. many are knowledge in this growth in crowds is due to the impact of england's success in the euros, of course it is. 80,000 people went to wembley, millions more watching on the telly at home. it is only going to get bigger, and more and more girls are playing football as well, so that is one of the reasons why. crucial matches in the nations league on friday for several european teams. a lot of focus on group a3, where england are still searching for their first win. they are down 1—0. not going well for england at all. it could well be england start and finish the day at the bottom of the table. h

so it will go through the streets of north london into central london and to buckingham palace. and then the coffin will that will be gone on to meet coffin a bit like we store a hearty region as a similar sort of ceremony. and i believe that king charles, the queen, consort camilla, will have come, fly back from northern island, will be that she make the coffin as well. then the queen will line stay in buckingham palace to give her stuff, tell him to pay their respects. to morrow move to westminster hall. sarah, the last person to line state in the u. k. was the queen mother, and it was about 200000. also people that visited westminster hole to pay their respects to her. is there any idea of how many people will turn out to pay their respects to the, to the like, queen well, ever expecting maybe trouble out already from them? or the problem is, the amount of time there is between tomorrow and then the morning of the funeral, which is when the line in state will and the number of people that they can actually get physically get to pay their response. so it's going to be a logist

hours ago, they noticed the cadillac of the us president, which is already testing safe routes in north londonby alexander khabarova a fence has appeared in the royal regins park, a sure sign that us president joe biden is going to come to london. although this is not a state and non-working visit, he comes to the funeral, but peace and security. here, the standard ones are the same as during the previous visit of the american leader to great britain, then biden was happy to communicate with the queen, although in his autobiography. he mentioned that his mother was irish by nationality and did not like the british monarchs. and in general, the british in close relations between the united states and the united kingdom. no. no, yes, old grievances will flash and cracks will appear, and now, when britain mourns the american edition of the dk recently, which published another scandalous interview. meghan markle is now issuing a critique of the british monarchy and king charles iii separately, despite the fact that there are justified things to be said about his mother criticisms, such as being th

manchester, city and united face each other at the etihad on sunday, but before that, there's a north london come the end of the weekend. no surprise that fans of both sides are feeling confident. it has been a really positive start to the season, quite enjoyable to watch. mikel arteta is really starting to put his print on the team. 3 starting to put his print on the team. �* ,., , ., starting to put his print on the team. �* , ., ., , team. a point behind league leaders arsenal, team. a point behind league leaders arsenal. so — team. a point behind league leaders arsenal. so in _ team. a point behind league leaders arsenal, so in terms _ team. a point behind league leaders arsenal, so in terms of _ team. a point behind league leaders arsenal, so in terms of results, - arsenal, so in terms of results, really— arsenal, so in terms of results, really pleased for antonio conte's side _ really pleased for antonio conte's side. ., �* , ., really pleased for antonio conte's side. ., m ., ., really pleased for antonio conte's side. ., ~ , ., ., ., really pleased for antonio conte's side. ., �*, .,

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_ leader who doesn't come from north london the — leader who doesn't come from north london.hat the issue is. this brings us to another feature of this government. liz truss' new cabinet is the most diverse in history for the first time none of the most senior roles are held by a white man. therese coffey a long time friend of liz truss is health secretary and the first female deputy prime minister. this morning she laid out the government's main priorities. the prime minister set out yesterday and the doorsteps of downing street three main priorities by growing the economy, tackling the energy situation and indeed the nhs. in terms of energy, this is a combination of supports to households and businesses, but also of supporting, making our energy industry to make sure that we have sufficient energy coming through in the future. both short—term and medium to long—term proposals there. suella braverman a barrister who's been a controversial and outspoken attorney general is the new home secretary. james cleverly an army reserve officer and former education secretary is foreign

our correspondent, angus crawford, is following the inquest in north london. to date with what happened today, please. molly russell took _ happened today, please. molly russell took her _ happened today, please. molly russell took her own _ happened today, please. molly russell took her own life - happened today, please. mollyl russell took her own life almost five years ago. her family believe she was happy and healthy, bubbling with enthusiasm for life but after her death they discovered she had been looking at a huge amount of content on social media sites relating to suicide, relating to self—harm. today at the start of proceedings, we saw some of that footage. 17 videos that had been found on instagram, which we know molly had either liked or had a look at. and the coroner took the unusual move of warning everyone in court how very distressing this footage was. he said it was almost impossible to watch. the videos were then played one after another. very brief videos, but showing images of death and ways that people could commit suicide. and the court ro

they watched the home side completely dominate their north london rivals england's beth mead settinghere was a controversial end to the women's one day cricket series between england and india at lord's. england were chasing 170 to win and after an early collapse, they came to within 17 runs of victory. but india bowler deepti sharma stopped in her delivery stride and dismissed the batter at the non—striker�*s end. this is allowed under the rules, but seen by some as against the spirit of the game. england's final wicket was gone, they lost the series 3—0. there's the latest from tennis�* laver cup in london on the bbc sport website, plus more on all of today's stories. back to you. before we go, here's a quick word from laura kuennsberg about her programme tomorrow morning at 9am. after a huge week in politics we're live in liverpool where i will be speaking to the leader of the labour party sir keir starmer and talking to the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng. see you at nine on bbc one. yes, that's tomorrow morning with laura, and you can also see more on all of the day's stories on the

that was set to take place at the emirates stadium in north london on thursday.y said that there was a severe limitation on police resources as the u.k. continues its period of national mourning, and a new date for the game would be announced shortly. it is understood that chelsea's champion league game will be going ahead as planned. they are satisfied that all security needs will be met. it has been announced games in the english football league will return on tuesday, after fixtures were postponed over the weekend as a mark of respect following the queen's death. the national anthem will be played. players will play black armbands and flags will be flown at half mast. the number of games will be postponed over the weekend ahead of the queen's funeral on next monday. mark: keep us up-to-date with all of the developments. thank you very much. thanks to brian for the business, and thanks to you for watching. stay with us. "live from paris." ♪ >> they are the voice of the voiceless. your eyes and the far-flung reaches of the world. the observers, a network of 5000

always an electric atmosphere at a north london derby. after chance. and while arsenal showed their quality, tottenham made mistakes. a gift for vivianne miedema. commentator: she's through on goal here. | it's vivianne miedema! she was never going to miss that. was there a way back in the second half for tottenham? perhaps not. arsenal's brazilian signing rafaelle delighting the crowd. then, a well worked corner left miedema little to do to make it four and take the win. this record—breaking crowd undoubtedly galvanising the players and showing how much women's football is growing. you're so aware of it. we can hear them singing now. it does make a bit of a difference, to have that atmosphere. obviously, in the summer at the euros, the england girls felt that. i'm glad everyone has come out today to show that support again. so, a match to forget for tottenham, but the numbers in the stands means it will be written into history, for arsenal, their fans, and the wsl. jane dougall, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc ne

our correspondent angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london.e, and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence containing many thousands of images, some too distressing to broadcast. a bright, apparently happy teenager, molly was just 14 when she took her own life. going through her social media accounts, herfather, ian, discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm, on instagram, pinterest and other apps. this is an inquest. no—one's on trial. the aim — to find out why a child ended her own life. but, for the first time, executives from two social media companies will have to give evidence under oath about what they do to protect their young users online. it contained some material that i'm sure is going to be very upsetting. ahead of them, a forensic look into molly's use of social media. ian, with his legal team, have already seen much of that evidence — files full of it. there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless. i remember my disbel

angus crawford — who first told molly's story — reports from her inquest in north london.ribed as a world of despair. herfather ian called it a drip feed of daily hopelessness. also revealed in court, a twitter account we discovered years ago, and here's what she wrote — words her family were never meant to see. some of them are so painful to read. we just wish we'd been able to...help her. june 2017, six months before she died, and she wrote: "it sucks when you want to cry but you just sit there, doing nothing." she also wrote, "how can you tell the people you love "that you want to die?" at times, her mood did lift. she followed celebrities like ariana grande and she loved harry potter. but then her worries and insecurities would seem to overwhelm her. in a way, molly does seem to have been asking for help, but ian says she was just shouting into the ether. none of the celebrities she tweeted messaged her back. of course they didn't. how could they have noticed her amongst their millions of followers ? celebrities, like an american influencer called salice rose. molly id

angus crawford — who first told molly's story — reports from her inquest in north london.stagram, described as a world of despair. herfather ian called it a drip feed of daily hopelessness. also revealed in court, a twitter account we discovered years ago, and here's what she wrote — words her family were never meant to see. some of them are so painful to read. june 2017, six months before she died, and she wrote, "it sucks when you want to cry but you just sit there, doing nothing." she also wrote, "how can you tell the people you love "that you want to die?" at times, her mood did lift. she followed celebrities like ariana grande and she loved harry potter. but then her worries and insecurities would seem to overwhelm her. in a way, molly does seem to have been asking for help, but ian says she was just shouting into the ether. none of the celebrities she tweeted messaged her back. of course they didn't. how could they have noticed her amongst their millions of followers ? celebrities, like an american influencer called salice rose. molly idolised her and messaged repeat

angus crawford is at the hearing in north london., and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence, containing many thousands of images, some too distressing to broadcast. a bright, apparently happy teenager, molly was just ia when she took her own life. going through her social—media accounts, her father ian discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm — on instagram, pinterest and other apps. the corporate culture at these platforms needs to change... since then, he's become a high—profile campaigner for internet safety, and for many has made a huge impact on the debate. i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter. that moment, my old life stopped. ian has been absolutely magnificent, because, you know, from the very beginning, he's actually sort of put his loss, his pain and his agony into trying to make sure that this doesn't happen to other families. and anyway, it's a david and goliath story, isn't it? it contai

our correspondent angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london.e, and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence containing many thousands of images, some too distressing to broadcast. a bright, apparently happy teenager, molly was just 1a when she took her own life. going through her social media accounts, herfather, ian, discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm, on instagram, pinterest and other apps. this is an inquest. no—one's on trial. the aim — to find out why a child ended her own life. but, for the first time, executives from two social media companies will have to give evidence under oath about what they do to protect their young users online. it contained some material that i'm sure is going to be very upsetting. ahead of them, a forensic look into molly's use of social media. ian, with his legal team, have already seen much of that evidence — files full of it. there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless. i remember my disbel

the ability and the labour party to find a female leader, indeed a leader who doesn't come from north london. i don't know what the issue is. >> cannot also congratulate the prime minister on her appointment. inflation is at a 40 year high. the nhs is on its knees. 6. 6 million people waiting for treatment, thousands of victims of sexual offenses and violent crime are waiting for justice, not to mention parcel delays, summer of chaos in our airports and our beach is covered in sewage, the prime minister has served in every one of the conservative governments responsible for this mess so why should the british public trust her to clean up the mess she helped create? >> i'm determined we deal with the issues facing us as a nation. we do have problems with our energy supply due to the appalling war being perpetrated by boudin in the ukraine. i will take immediate action to deal with the energy crisis. my chain chancellor will take immediate action to reduce taxes and make sure we are growing our economy and our new health secretary who is also the deputy prime minister will be taking immediate

indeed, a leader who doesn't come from north london. [laughing] [shouting] i don't know, i don't know -- [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i also congratulate the prime minister on her appointment. mr. speaker, inflation is at a 40 year high. the nhs is on its knees with 6.6 million people waiting for treatment. thousands of victims of sexual and violent crime are waiting for justice him not to mention passport delays, a summer of chaos in our airports, and our beaches covered in sewage. the prime minister has served in every one of the conservative governments responsible for this mess. so why should the british public trust her to clean up the mess that she's helped create? >> i'm determined that we do with the issues facing us as a nation. we do have problems with our energy supply due to the appalling war being perpetrated by putin in ukraine. that is what i will take immediate action to do with the energy crisis. my chancellor will take immediate action to reduce taxes and make sure we are growing our economy. and our new h

our correspondent angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london. social media play? ahead of them two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence containing many thousands of images, some too distressing to broadcast. a bright apparently happy teenager, molly was just 14 when she took her own life. going through her social media accounts her father going through her social media accounts herfather ian accounts her father ian discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm on instagram, pinterest and other apps. this is an inquest, no one is on trial. the aim, to find out why a child and did her own life. but for the first time executives from two social media companies will have to give evidence under oath about what they do to protect their young users online. it contains some material— young users online. it contains some material that _ young users online. it contains some material that i'm - young users online. it contains some material that i'm sure i some material that i'm sure will be very upsetting.

he will then accompany the queen's body back to our f north, all in north london. and then on to buckingham palace from there was pointing out as well that when the proclamation of the king was made here in edinburgh, remember, there was a ceremony in london on saturday. and then that's the proclamation was heated in the capitals of wales, northern island, and here in scotland and edinburgh at the market cross the market cross just very short distance from here. there was some brewing when it ended with god save the king. there was a republican group who are, they're making their voice is known quickly drowned out by a chorus of god, save the king. but it's important to remember that while the, the, the, the monarchy, immediately passes from the queen to her eldest son, charles, in this case, the affection in which the queen was held won't automatically be assumed by the new monarch until a solemn, something about the building that the standing outside of the moment to hollywood, her palace. and what's the significance of that to the british monkey while this is we

self—harm on the social media platform our correspondent angus crawford was at the coroners' court in north londona, owners of instagram. here for a second day of questioning about what the platform did to keep molly russell safe. instagram videos from molly's account were shown to ms lagone, most too graphic to broadcast, of suicide, blood and self—harm. then, pictures molly had liked, saved and shared. again, we can't show you most of them. but here, a heart monitor. "if it stopped, would you miss me?" a coffin with the words, "now everyone loves me." questioning ms lagone, the barrister for the family, oliver sanders, kc, asked... "is this content safe for children to view?" ms lagone replied... he then singled out an image from molly's account. "she is sad, hurt, dying," it reads. "six weeks after seeing this, she is dead," said the barrister. "do you really think that was helpful for her? are you serious?" the coroner, andrew walker, put it to the witness, "you create the risk. you create the danger. and then you take steps to try to limit that danger." "we take our responsibilities seriously

were safe for children to see. 0ur correspondent, angus crawford, was at the coroners�* court in north londonrt upsetting. in court, and under oath, elizabeth lagone, the head of health and well—being at meta, owners of instagram. here for a second day of questioning about what the platform did to keep molly russell safe. instagram videos from molly's account were shown to ms lagone, most too graphic to broadcast, of suicide, blood and self—harm. then, pictures molly had liked, saved and shared. again, we can't show you most of them. but here, a heart monitor. "if it stopped, would you miss me?" a coffin with the words, "now everyone loves me." questioning ms lagone, the barrister for the family, 0liver sanders, kc, asked... "is this content safe for children to view?" ms lagone replied... "i think it's important people have a voice and express themselves. so yes, i think it is safe." he then singled out an image from molly's account. "she is sad, hurt, dying," it reads. "six weeks after seeing this, she is dead," said the barrister. "do you really think that was helpful for her? are you seri

our correspondent angus crawford is at the inquest in north london.d the pictures on the front pages of the pictures on the front pages of the newspapers. a girl who love to snuggle up on the sofa with her father and according to him, never gave anyone any concerns. after almost five years, a court will finally hear from ian russell. a chance for him to talk about the real molly, the bright, happy teenager he knew and loved. in a pen portrait, he told the court, "as a family, we think it's essential to know who she really was. full of love and bubbling with excitement about her life ahead." with his wife janet looking on, he went on, "in the uk, four school aged children end their life every week." "it's ok not to be ok," he said. "no—one is immune from such tragedy. it is closer to all than we would care to think. and breaking the stigma around suicide is vital." he talked about her childhood, her love of horses and the outdoors, and said it was odd trying to remember her, and let her go. but also he had a responsibility to tell her story, so that he

football to celebrate now — with a record crowd in the wsl that saw arsenal hammer tottenham in the north londonead carrying on her great run of form. she opened the scoring after five minutes. vivianne miedema was on the scoresheet twice... the second of her goals coming in the second half— raffaela souza completed the rout. two 4—0 league wins in a row for arsenal — their players felt the power of the crowd today. you can hear it now. it does make a bit of a difference, to have that atmosphere. 0bviously visa at the euros, we felt that and i'm glad everyone came out today to show that support —— obviously at the euros. hgppy support —— obviously at the euros. happy to get a performance and the three points. there was a controversial end to england and india's women's one day series with the non—striker run out by the bowler after england had threatened a surprising win. kate cross took four wickets as india only made 169 off their 50 overs at lord's. england also struggled with the bat, in her 204th and final 0di, jhulan goswami picked up two wickets as the home side were reduced to 118 for ni

angus crawford reports from her inquest in north london. bleak, dark, endless...her ian called it a drip feed of daily hopelessness. also revealed in court, a twitter account we discovered years ago, and here's what she wrote — words her family were never meant to see. some of them are so painful to read. we just wish we'd been able to...help her. june 2017, six months before she died, and she wrote, "it sucks when you want to cry but you just sit there, "doing nothing." she also wrote, "how can you tell the people you love "that you want to die?" at times, her mood did lift. she followed celebrities like ariana grande and she loved harry potter. but then her worries and insecurities would seem to overwhelm her. "my mind has been full of suicidal thoughts for a while, "but reading harry potter and the world you created "is my escape," she @—ed jk rowling. in a way, molly does seem to have been asking for help, but ian says she was just shouting into the ether. none of the celebrities she tweeted messaged her back. of course they didn't. how could they have noticed

accessing posts concerning anxiety and suicide. 0ur correspondent angus crawford is at the inquest in north londonnt she had been accessing online and also revealed it was a secret twitter account. the family are happy to share it, but you may, and i say this as a warning, find some of this report distressing.— this as a warning, find some of this report distressing. they were words mole 's report distressing. they were words moley's family _ report distressing. they were words moley's family were _ report distressing. they were words moley's family were never - report distressing. they were words moley's family were never meant i report distressing. they were words moley's family were never meant to see. . ., moley's family were never meant to see. ,, ., ., ., moley's family were never meant to see. ., ., ,., moley's family were never meant to see. ., ., ., see. some of them are so painful to read. we see. some of them are so painful to read- we just _ see. some of them are so painful to read. we just wish _ see. some of them are so painful to read. we just wish we _ see. some of them are so pain

angus crawford is at the hearing in north london. angus.ent for the family, hoping to find some answers, and a very public inquiry into the effects of social media on young minds. as the online safety bill makes its way through westminster, this inquest will be closely watched — at westminster and in silicon valley. a family wanting answers — i remember my disbelief when i saw my lifeless youngest daughter. he's actually sort of put his loss, his pain and his agony into trying to make sure that this doesn't happen to other families. and anyway, it's a david and goliath story, isn't it? it contains material that i'm sure is going to be very upsetting. - it's taken years for the family's legal team to get the tech companies to tell them what was on molly's accounts — files and files of evidence. there was just no let—up for molly, this is relentless. now, finally, the court gets to see it too. this is an inquest, no—one is on trial here, but later in the process, the executives from meta and pinterest will have to give evidence under oath abo

angus crawford has been at the hearing in north london. die, and what part did social media play? ahead of them, two weeks in court, hundreds of pages of evidence containing many thousands of images, some too distressing to broadcast. a bright, apparently happy teenager, molly was just 14 when she took her own life. going through her social media accounts, herfather, ian, discovered she was being bombarded with content about suicide, depression and self—harm, on instagram, pinterest and other apps. this is an inquest. no—one's on trial. the aim — to find out why a child ended her own life. but, for the first time, executives from two social media companies will have to give evidence under oath about what they do to protect their young users online. it contained some material that i'm sure is going to be very upsetting. ahead of them, a forensic look into molly's use of social media. ian, with his legal team, have already seen much of that evidence — files full of it. there was just no let—up for molly. this is relentless. i remember my dis

and he's with us from north london. thank you very much indeed forjoining us.ace totally unannounced, no fanfare, just walked in, just like somebody�*s grandmother would walk in. and i was just gobsmacked and amazed. and when she stopped to talk to me, at first i couldn't really speak and i was kind ofjust dazed, like a rabbit in the headlights. but she soon put me at ease. and she was very friendly and welcoming, and ifelt that — there was about 100 people in the room — and i felt that nobody else was there. it was just me and the queen speaking. and she was totally tuned in to what i was saying, totally tuned in to my story, totally interested in my story. and i felt so at ease speaking with her. and it wasn't until afterwards that i was just so astounded how natural and welcoming and warm that she was. it was just unbelievable. and those few minutes talking to her, that stayed with me, and i was lucky to have a photograph taken with her that all my family and all my friends have got on their walls. and it it feels even more special now. and it's something th

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. >> i remember vividly going to a cafe in north london.adphones, and there's this voice, and it's diana. >> i'm so depressed when i was trying to cut my wrist with razor blades. >> it was like entering another world, a parallel universe. i was being let into this secret, the secret that diana was deeply unhappy. >> i felt so powerless, and they're always doing this to me. i said, i'm going riding now. so i threw myself down the stairs. >> i was left reeling. this information is dynamite. >> one revelation is most damaging of all. prince charles, the future king, is in love with another woman. >> in my dreams, we're courting at night. >> this was the moment when the public discovered that prince charles in fact had been having an affair with camilla. >> the whole world now knows of prince charles' committed adultery with camilla parker boles, someone he's had a passion for throughout his life. >> charles is an unloving husband. he's neglectful and having an affair. the public were completely shocked. >> the royal family had never had their

media was in part responsible. 0ur correspondent angus crawford is outside the coroners�* court in north london shared, light, 2100 images of self—harm and suicide for stock we found out from the head of health and well—being for mehta, she was shown a series of these miserable images that molly russell shared and liked and saw and she said experts advise them i meta it was impossible —— it was important to lead these images because it was important to users but the barrister for the russell family said there is not a single shred of expert evidence that thatis single shred of expert evidence that that is supported by the evidence from the community. she was asked repeatedly whether she considered this kind of material was safe for children and she replied it�*s important people have a voice to express themselves but at that point the coroner intervened and said these materials, is this kind of content safe and she replied, yes she did think it was safe. the coroner intervened again slightly later to say what gives you the right to make a decision about the material that you place before childr

the queen set her final farewell to scotland and headed to adie if nor thought north of london. and ellen, the queen's death, obviously comes at a time, have renewed, renewed mobilization the scottish independence. but as you mentioned, there was that rousing round of applause as the queen's confinement left the cathedral. what does that say about how scott felt about queen elizabeth the 2nd they were attached to her that they were attached to her, particularly, not necessarily the monarchy, but they were attached and had an affection for queen elizabeth. and it's important to know that when charles was proclaimed king here in edinburgh, there were a number of booze. and it's a reminder to the royal family that the affection that they held for the queen may not transfer as easily as the crone itself. as for the question of independence, there was no doubt a political element to king charles's visit to scotland. the queen was, you kin that scott, when stay part of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and charles met with the 1st minister of scotland. nicholas

north london derby held that the emirates had a record crowd.racted a number of people. over the beacon 89,000 fans turned out. the question is now how do they keep those fans coming back. that bump that you get after the euro win is of course very nice. thank you for that. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. three time paralympic champion hannah russell has announced her retirement from swimming. in total, she won 11 titles at paralympic, world championship and european level. and recently took sliver at the commonwealth games in birmingham. basketball�*s world governing body has launched an investigation after a fight broke out among mali players at the women's world cup in australia. one member of the team attacked a team mate in the mixed zone following after their defeat by serbia. this year's bbc sports personality of the year will be held in salford on wednesday, the 21st december. alex scott, clare balding ,gabby logan, and gary lineker will present the 69th edition of the show live on bbc o

and from there, it will be fluent to ari if north salt a north london, scotland giving the queen one final embrace before releasing her for the very last time. thank you very much. alan fish elaborate in edinburgh. that takes us to our next correspondent who is it nathan, back at joining us live now from the backing in palace in london, ally their name. tell us about the next stages. as the queen's coffin, as we heard from alan, will make its way to london to where you are a slice. firstly, there is a real air of anticipation here in the british capital for what is essentially the queen's final home coming to a famous building. a world note world, world renowned facade and a building that she regarded very much as the office, as opposed to other residences that she regarded very much as her home you. so as her alan mentions, the coffee will be accompanied by the princess royal on that shore, to our long or so flight from edinburgh to our f, north salt, which is the west of london. it is the oldest air base in the country, pre dating reformation of the royal air force by a couple of y

account were shown to the hearing. 0ur correspondent angus crawford is following the inquest in north londonmolly russell had obtained from instagram, that she had watched and liked and saved. he described them as being very distressing and said they showed self—harm, young people self harming, and that anyone who wished to should leave the court now. he said they were very difficult if not impossible to watch. he then showed them, a series of 17. they were indeed graphic, bloody, highly unpleasant, showing various methods of suicide. after that, we moved on to the first evidence from mehta, from their head of health and well—being, a really significant moment, the first time meta has allowed one of x —— one of its executives to appear in court in britain, under oath. she said that in 2016 when mollyjoined the platform, there was no age verification so there could be no content moderation for her age group, and therefore no parental controls. angus crawford, thank you. if you have been affected by any of theissues if you have been affected by any of the issues raised here, there is help and

taking off from our f north hole in the south of england just outside london. it's now balking on a short flight about an hour long up to the north, up to scotland, up to edinburgh, where he continues on his royal duties. and these 10 days of mourning a lot going on. this is a man who is mourning, the death of his mother was also carrying the mantle of the coming king in the space of a very, very short time. we've got correspondence following every aspect of this story as it dots around from edinburgh from scotland, where the king passed away on thursday. afternoon queen passed away on thursday afternoon back down to london where the king was engaged with the houses of parliament this morning. and now back up to edinburgh later this afternoon, poor brennan is outside buckingham palace in london. alam fisher is up in edinburgh forest. let's just talk through the king's shed. you'll hear it's been a busy time busy few days. he that she has not had a moment to sit and take stock. tell us about what happened at westminster this morning. this was again another ancien

i'm at the corners court in north london where molly's�*s family have called for a crackdown on technies to make sure this doesn't happen to another family. at an elaborate ceremony in the kremlin, president putin formally annexes four regions of ukraine into russia after discredited referendums denounced by the west as a sham. translation: to be with its own | people to be with it's motherland. meanwhile an attack on a civilian convoy in one of the four annexed regions, zaporizhzhia, leaves at least 23 people dead. a bbc investigation has found big regional differences in the number of fines issued to parents whose children missed school in england without a valid reason. some local authorities handed out thousands of fines in the last academic year, in other areas there were none. when we sign up to train with the dogs we know one day this day is coming. saying good bye to sammy, the story of a retiring guide dog and how hard it is to get another one. and coming up later in the hour viola davis the are among an all—star cast in the women king. find out what mark kermode thinks of t

indeed a leader who doesn't come from north london. >> i don't know what the issue is. >> well, look, see in the united states, first of all, because, you know, former presidents don't end up back in congress. just doesn't happen. but in the uk, you're a member of parliament, you go back there, you can ask questions. a little bit of a layup, but, again, something you don't see in the united states. >> what i liked was even -- it seemed in good spirits, right, even the folks who are kind of being roasted, and you can see who they were, but they were also kind of having a little enjoyment at just the spirit of things. >> you saw him roll his eyes. >>> the nationwide search continues this morning for this man, known as fat leonard, the mastermind of a major navy bribery scheme. >>> and a tv anchor in oklahoma suffering a medical emergency on air. >> tulsa aren't -- tulsa air response space museum at the -- at the -- at the event. ech: my s time with her family. so when her windshield got a a crack... she scheduled with safelite in j just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced

tuesday when it will be taken to the airport at edinburgh and floor and t i f, north salt and north london and then on to buckingham palace. so this a huge movement a, in the final journey of the queen it's, it's going to be a long journey or take over several days. but clearly this is going to give the chance of the people of scotland to say farewell to us. as tom devine was explaining, a monarch that, that held a special place in the heart of the scottish people. just going to conroe. no, we can see the flashing lights, and there it is. the cortez and the coffin of queen elizabeth and, and we clears from the crow here that atmosphere labs land when queen for her long service of 70 years. you can hear the applause from the crowed dead, marking the queen 70 years of service. and the queen who spent summers, i at holly, rude and returning home for one final time to the place in scotland. that was her official residence, essentially her buckingham palace here. and scotland through the fence and it's hard to see with the camera because there are so many fences. i can see soldiers moving into

the gunners will next face tottenham in the north london. darby. the remain people, if you can, i was me a re, they've to their will to of the league. hm. so how b as there was annoyed because we lost it, and we used that today when i get back to that, and i'm sure that we want to be that on that. so with introduce bush are doing the best as we can be. and, and that's in those are going to be the m and then the table, one layer after $38.00 games and normally is, is quite fha in sundays. other premier league game. everton be visitors, west ham one nel news signing, nail mouse pe, getting the goal. everton are now 13th in the table while the hammer sit. 3rd from the bottom. the missouri, darby will be taking off soon, rel amy to return to the top of the table. carline shall audi side of one all 8 of their game so far this season. political will be looking to head back after to no loss in the champions league against buyer lever cues. in for coach diego sumani, it says $400.00 and 8th game in charge of the team. at a new club record, a kansas nationa

now diane and bob have come from eastern, it north london.ly came here this morning to pay your respects, didn't? two but not you are helping out, volunteering, getting rid of all the plastic, tell me why? >> that's right. we are just kind. they asked us if we would help out. and we were willing to help out to take off the plastic off the flowers. so, we said. yes we would do. that >> very nice. it seems like a hard. of this is your second day, isn't it? >> yes. it's all right, apart from the thorns. the thorns get your fingers. but now it is a worthwhile job to do. >> tell me why did you come down, here this morning, in the first. plus >> just to pay our respects, to see what's going. on obviously, this will be coming back later on for the funeral. -- >> and what did the queen mean to you? >> -- >> where do you start? >> she's always been there. >> she's britain all in one person. >> she is all we've known, we don't know anything else. we just figured out how things will be and i know it's really city, but it just seems really strange with t

rich alison is in line to face arsenal in the north london derby.purs boss has called for a heavy punishment to be handed down. what has called for a heavy punishment to be handed down.— be handed down. what happened is incredible, incredible _ be handed down. what happened is incredible, incredible because - be handed down. what happened is incredible, incredible because in . incredible, incredible because in 2022, to be witness of this type of situation is embarrassing for everybody and for sure, i hope that these people will be banned from football for the rest of their life. that is all your support for now and i will be back in the next hour. as we've been hearing, the inquest into molly russell's death contributed in a more than minimal way by social media. ian russell has been speaking at a press conference this afternoon joined by the family solicitor. let's hear what he had to say. this ast let's hear what he had to say. this past fortnight _ let's hear what he had to say. “tt s past fortnight has been particularly painful for our family. p

know it's the north london, darby in stoughton. people upon munich plays insist. it's not a crisis, but the teams, windless run, goes on in the gym and bondage league on saturday. the 10 time defending the champions were beaten, one more by aspect by a fail to in any of the last 4 league matches. that goalkeeper manual 1000000 almost cramped lady caroline's of buying, sorry, fault in the table. for now, i don't mean to talk for a while. no. when i was shocked in the team, you should never speak about the crisis. this is something that the people around the fence maybe the, the people and the tv day. they say this, the only thing that we have to do now is we got national break where to look in the mirror. we also all look in the mirror because today was definitely not enough. the last really games also was not enough. so now we have to look in the mirror and maybe think to, to improve herself and maybe just be a little bit humble. also, and i have on top of the spanish league after convincing her when against l change, she goes from there polish, superstore, 11 bow