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businesses in areas that interest me and invest in property and give some to family and donate to great ormondother said he would spend on technology that helps save the planet and prevent global warming. i want helps save the planet and prevent globalwarming. i want to move another story. it is all about facebook and the fact that they are in hot water, the founders, because they have refused to appear in canada. facebook is always treading a fine line between allowing free speech and in some cases inaccurate information, and censorship. in the canadian elections they say they are going to allow misinformation to remain and that has got them in hot water as you would imagine. the problem is that mark zuckerberg and another have not turned up to a parliamentary committee and as you would imagine, that has not gone down well. and they landed in canada, and if they came across the border they would be summoned. they would be forced onto the committee to discuss it. that is a story we shall watch. thank you for coming into the studio, laura. more business news throughout the day. hello, you may h

doctors at great ormond street can't be certain it saved isabelle, but herfamily have be certain it savedcredible that the phage had on her life. she's been such a fighter all her life, and this phage has come along and been a miracle for her, it really has been. isabelle is due to have her new phage treatment in a bid to clear a bacterial infection completely. this is just bacterial infection completely. this isjust one bacterial infection completely. this is just one case in the journal nature, but it gives hope that other patients may benefit from the same approach. family and friends of those killed in the london bridge attacks were warned that they would see distressing cctv images as the inquest into the deaths continues. they heard how the police kept shooting the attackers because they thought they were wearing explosive vests. in all, eight people were killed in the attacks injune 2017. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. two minutes before he was hit by the van, this was xavier thomas walking on london bridge with his girlfriend, christine delcros. with the f

seven—year—old boy from epsom who has had pioneering surgery is raising money to say thank you to great ormondothers there. joe has a form of cerebral palsy. it is hoped his surgery will help him with his walking. he is aiming to raise £3,000 to pay for specialist staff who will play with young patients like himself. everything is fine, so no matter how tough the physio is, they make it into a game. even though they don't wa nt to into a game. even though they don't want to go to physio in the morning, even though it is really hard work, they just have even though it is really hard work, theyjust have this incredible knack, don't they, joe, for making everything fun? let's take a look at the travel situation now. first the tube. there is nojubilee line running between finchley road and waterloo at the moment. this is how the blackwall tunnel looks. it is the usual rush hour build—up on blackwall lane. the a13 has one lane closed eastbound from the beckton roundabout to movers lane, in barking, while an accident is investigated. and in stoke newington, the a10 stamford hill has temporary traffi