hannah ridgeon from the nspcc. you can see more i from the nspcc.r who took her own life. president putin has formally signed an agreement to annex four ukrainian territories into russia — following discredited referendums. the west has described the move as a sham. meanwhile an attack on a civilian convoy near the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia leaves at least 23 people dead within the past hour, russian president vladimir putin has been addressing a gathering in the kremlin to announce the formal annexation of four ukrainian regions. he said people had made their choice and the decision to adopt the regions as part of russia was the will of the population. the declaration — made in st george's hall in the kremlin — follows an process portrayed as referendums in the donetstk, as referendums in the donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia regions. within the past hour the russian appointed heads of the four annexed ukrainian regions have signed documents confirming that they are joinging the russian federation. this is despite the un ruling the en

that's what the children's charity the nspcc thinks at the moment. i think there are three main impacts. 0ne, there should be a shock wave going through silicon valley at this point, calls for reform will become unstoppable. we have had statements from meta and pinterest saying they are trying to improve safety on the platform, they will listen to the coroner. the second should be to put a rocket up british lawmakers. the british safety bill is stuck in the commons, do you another reading before christmas. and a personal validation for the russell family who have worked so hard for the last five years to show what they always thought, that molly's death was in part caused by social media buzz and why did they do it? they didn't want anotherfamily to go why did they do it? they didn't want another family to go through what they did and they want her life and death to be what they say is a force for good. death to be what they say is a force for aood. . ~ ,., death to be what they say is a force for aood. . ~ ~ , death to be what they say is a force fo

well, make no mistake, this is what the nspcc, the children's charity, calls a watershed moment.re will be a shock wave in silicon valley. the calls for reform can only grow. tonight, meta and pinterest issued statements saying they were working hard to improve their platforms and they would also look carefully at what the coroner had said. secondly, it ought to put a rocket up legislators here because the online safety bill is still stuck in the commons, do you are reading later this year. and finally, it is a very, very personal validation for the russell family, who fought for five years to prove to everyone else that social media had played a part in the death of their daughter. why so important? because they don't want it to happen to any other family and they also want to they say, ten prime's life and death to be a force for good.— say, ten prime's life and death to be a force for good. angus crawford, thank ou. for details of organisations which offer advice and support with self harm, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. the time is 6.15. our top story this evening: intern

andy burrows, from the nspcc, thanks forjoining us.inster hall. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher is in windsor. less than 2a hours ago, all eyes were on windsor — history was made and witnessed by billions. and today, flowers, tributes, even photos are still being left here, beside the ancient castle walls. we did get on a plane and come over, ijust wanted to be here, i wanted to be near. very sad. yeah, very emotional. i feel like i have lost my grandmother, if i'm allowed to say that. lost for words. the last ten days, it feels like it is someone that is very close to me. yesterday on the news _ we were watching the actual funeral itself, it was pure brilliance, | you know, spielberg couldn't do better than that. but life is slowly getting back to normal for most of us. across the country, union flags are being raised again, as here in leeds, and the world's media are packing up in windsor. for the royal family, who have been in the global spotlight, they can now grieve privately together. their mourning period continues until n