caroline rigby has more.ial day weather they were hoping for. conditions and dangerous surf. has already begun. first ofjune. there's been 1a named storm since 1951, so it's very unusual. than 150km an hour. as it travels inland, it will lose energy. centimetres forecast as it moves north. sandbags. so you need to be prepared. flooding in maryland. plenty of rain. of things to come. caroline rigby, bbc news. laws is intensifying after friday's referendum in the irish republic. who want to see the law changed. from there, our ireland correspondent chris page reports. crowd: the right to choose! crowd: now! the calls for change have become louder. to a woman's health. protesters say the law's outdated and unfair. the rest of the western world. we're still in this position here. especially now that the republic has moved on. of stormont, campaigners are focusing on westminster. this woman's story has made a big impact on the debate. survive outside the womb. it was a terrifying time and more traumatic than it sh

carolann rigby, bbc news. —— caroline rigby.eporter dave lee explains. the president is famous for using twitter to share his views on policy, the media, and anything else that appears to arrive in his head, ofan that appears to arrive in his head, of an early in the morning. people that have disagreed openly with the president by sending tweets to him are president by sending tweets to him a re often president by sending tweets to him are often blocked. but a judge has now said he could no longer do that. users that are blocked on twitter can't see the tweets sent by the account that has blocked them. they also can't reply directly to them. this was an infringement of the first amendment rights of free speech, thejudge said. the jays did say that the president and other officials could still mute people on twitter, meaning that while people could reply to the president, he did not have do hear what they had to say, and those things would not appear in his feed. this ruling does not just affect donald appear in his feed. this ru

as caroline rigby reports, a vaccination campaign begins in the city of mbandaka on monday. the democratic republic of congo are hoping to prevent. so far more than 25 people have died in this outbreak of the deadly disease. around 50 known to have been infected. the reaction has been swift since the first cases were reported on thursday. more than 5000 doses of an experimental vaccine have been shipped to the country, aimed at targeting medical professionals and people known to have been in contact with those taken ill. 4000 to the north—west city of mbandaka, where the first cases in an urban area were detected last week. congolese authorities warn the number of people infected with ebola is likely to rise, say but that doesn't mean the situation is out of control. we are expecting to have more cases in the next three weeks. and after that i think that the trend will go down, because we have taken all the measures to control the people to follow the contact people. mbandaka was a port city on the congo river. and that has raised fears that the disease could race downstream

rigby was on astro zero and rigby is far from finished. the court was to have the two diamond rings evaluated linda mast road refuses to part with their two giant precious stone appraised at one point four million dollars he said that was bought before they were married so that was for property has gifted her before they were married the therefore she argues the diamond cannot be taken in bankruptcy proceedings the eventually regains prove that the rings are indeed purchased after the marriage the bankruptcy court schedules that fateful hearing on july twenty eighth two thousand and eleven again asking the couple to turn over the ring just let time tick tick tick clocks going off didn't show up didn't show up nobody showed up after failing to appear and deliver the goods the eighty six year old developer and wife are considered a wall and a warrant for the arrest is issued immediately in the wake of their disappearance. more evidence of fraud is discovered the stroke did not disclose actually several different bank accounts for the time th

be afraid, lee rigby, iwon‘t be afraid. just as long as you stand, stand by me.by me. stand by me. stand by me. stand by me. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. stand by me. stand by me. stand by me. stand by me. cheering. how brilliant was that? the royal commentator victoria howard joins us now. good morning. some of the best bits they are in that little clip. but just for you, what was the standout? i loved it when harry lifted meghan markle's bay or. the emotion of it, so markle's bay or. the emotion of it, so in love. the biggest talking point, the preacher, that sermon. for me it was the juxtaposition of this american spiritual preacher in the st george ‘s chapel with murmurs of the establishment, theirfaces when that was going on. absolutely. something that we are not used to sing in this country, such passion and gesticulations. he overran and made the ceremony run late. it was very long. you could see there was a lee rigby on twitter going around, with an open mouth, what is going on? you talk about him overrunning, potentially there was

caroline rigby has more. not the memorial day whether they were hoping for. barbecues on the beach abandoned due to blustery conditions and dangerous surf. hurricane season conditions and dangerous surf. hurricane season has not formally started here, but despite what the calendar says, the stormy weather has already begun. it is very unusual to have an early named storm in may, the hurricane season about to start, in june. in may, the hurricane season about to start, injune. there have been 14 named storm since to start, injune. there have been 1a named storm since 1951, so it is very unusual. having picked up strength to the gulf of mexico, alberto landed in the florida panhandle on monday afternoon with winds of more than 100 common is 110w. winds of more than 100 common is now. as it travels inland, it will lose energy. the key threat heavy rain and flooding with up to 30 centimetres forecast as it moves north. —— 100 kilometres an hour. resident spent much of the weekend preparing for the worst, swapping

caroline rigby, bbc news.bodies and recovered all human remains after a passenger jet crashed on friday. vigils and church services have been held for the victims in towns and villages across the island at the end of two days of national mourning. 110 people on board, including six crew were killed in the crash in a field next to havana's main airport. as the investigation continue, more questions are being asked of the little known mexican charter company which leased the plane to the cuban state—run aviation firm. the united states and china have put a potential trade war on hold. they've agreed to back away from imposing trade tariffs on each other‘s goods. the trump administration says it will suspend plans to introduce restrictions, to give time to work on a wider trade agreement. chinese negotiators in washington say the two sides had reached a consensus to avoid something which would hurt the economies of both countries, asjoe lynam reports. last week a delegation of senior chinese representatives visit

caroline rigby has more. not the memorial day weather they'd been hoping for. dangerous surf. hurricane season hasn't formally started here, but despite what the calendar says, the stormy weather has already begun. it is very unusual to have an early named storm in may, the hurricane season about to start, first ofjune. there's been 14 named storm since 1951, so it's very unusual. having picked up strength to the gulf of mexico, alberto made landfall in the florida panhandle on monday afternoon with winds of more than 150km an hour. as it travels inland, it will lose energy. the key threat heavy rain and flooding with up to 30 centimetres forecast as it moves north. residents spent much of the weekend preparing for the worst, swapping the memorial day celebrations for sandbags. this is a reminder that we live in an area that is affected by hurricane, and rain is a big factor when it comes to tropical systems, so you need to be prepared. this storm comes just a day after another caused flash flooding in maryland. and in cuba, the cleanup is under way after alber

caroline rigby, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news now.maria hit puerto rico last september, dwarfing the original estimate of just 64. a study by harvard university found mortality rates in the us territory went up by 60% in the months after the disaster. many of the deaths were due to interruptions in medical care, power shortages and blocked roads. starbucks closed all of its 8,000 stores in the us for an afternoon on thursday in an effort to tackle racial bias. it hoped to train staff to avoid discriminating against customers after an incident last month, where a branch manager in philadelphia called the police because two black men were in the shop but didn't order anything. a gunman has killed three people, including two female police officers, in a suspected terror attack in the belgian city of liege. he was later shot dead by police. it's believed the man had been released from prison on monday and some reports suggest he was on a police watchlist. this report by our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, does contain some flash

caroline rigby reports. a public taxi to meet the president, to become italy's new prime minister — and somewhat of a political experiment. giuseppe conte will have the country's does populist and perhaps eurosceptic parliament. its 66th government in 70 years. it is no small cast for a law professor with no political experience. translation: i am ready to defend the interests of italians in europe and internationally, maintaining dialogue with european institutions and representatives of other countries. i want to be the lawyer who will defend the italian people. mr conte's firstjob will be to assemble his cabinet. that's expected to take several days, but is likely to feature the men who put him forward for the role — leaders of the five star movement and the league, the parties that make up the antiestablishment coalition. it means that, at best, mr conte would only be the third most powerfulfigure in his own administration. the 53—year—old's appointment brings to an end weeks of political deadlock. but b

as caroline rigby reports, a vaccination campaign begins in the city of mbandaka on monday.emocratic republic of congo are hoping to prevent. so far, more than 25 people have died in this outbreak of the deadly disease. around 50 known to have been infected. the reaction has been swift since the first cases were reported on thursday. more than 5000 doses of an experimental vaccine have been shipped to the country — aimed at targeting medical professionals and people known to have been in contact with those taken ill. 4000 to the north—west city of mbandaka, where the first cases in an urban area were detected last week. congolese authorities warn the number of people infected with ebola is likely to rise, but say but that doesn't mean the situation is out of control. we are expecting to have more cases in the next three weeks, and after that i think that the trend will go down, because we have taken all the measures to control the people, to follow the contact people. mbandaka is a port city on the congo river, and that's raised fears the disease could race downstream to the

caroline rigby reports. journalist and prominent kremlin critic, arkady babchenko, appearing at a press conference into his own death nearly 20 hours after he had been reported to have been shot and killed. these were his colleagues at the ukrainian tv channel where he worked. translation: first, i would like to apologise for what all of you had to experience, and what you had to get through. i have buried friends and colleagues many times and i know this sickening feeling. i'm sorry you had to experience it, but there was no other way. in an astonishing turn of events, it soon emerged mr babchenko had been a willing participant in the security service sting, that we are told aimed to foil a russian plot to kill him and up to 30 other people. one person has now been arrested. but as mr babchenko met ukraine's president, relief that he was alive had already turned to debate about the ethics of the operation. i think that our security services have worked very specifically under their mandate and they have car

the widow of fusilier lee rigby and the brother of a man killed in last year's manchester arena attacker. james waterhouse reports. the timing of this letter is certainly poignant. not only is it a year since young ariana grande fans were so brutally targeted in manchester, in an attack the singer recently described as the worst of humanity, it's also five years since lee rigby was murdered as he made his way back to woolwich barracks. it reads... the signatories, including the brother of one of the manchester victims, say it is this hatred we must take on and defeat. we strongly believe that it is well within the power of ordinary people to have a positive effect on how we handle these things. it really is about reaching out to people who, although they haven't been directly affected, can definitely help us. this appeal is signed by dozens of people affected by attacks, including those in paris at the bataclan, the brussels bombing, and bali. it calls for focus on the honouring the memories of those being killed and not mentioning the names of the killers. there are practical points —

caroline rigby has more.—known investigative journalist, an outspoken critic of the kremlin, as well as russia's actions in syria and eastern ukraine, the 41—year—old claimed he had suffered a campaign of harassment and feared for his life in his home country. that, he said, led him to move the ukraine last year. and it was at his apartment block in the capital kiev, whether 41—year—old was fatally shot and wounded. his wife told the police she was in the bathroom when she heard gunfire. she found her husband lying in a pool of his own blood. he had been shot in the back and died an ambulance a short time later. of course, it is important finding out who was behind it and as i have said, it is too early to say. we see simply the russian pattern there. arkady babchenko had hosted a programme on the ukrainian channel atr tv. this is how the station broke the news of his death. and the ukrainian prime minister described the journalist as a true friend of ukraine, he told the truth about russian aggression. an in

caroline rigby reports.lic taxi to meet the president, to become italy's new prime minister — and somewhat of a political experiment. giuseppe conte will have the country's does populist and perhaps eurosceptic parliament. its 66th government in 70 years. it is no small tast for a law professor with no political experience. translation: i am ready to defend the interests of italians in europe and internationally, maintaining dialogue with european institutions and representatives of other countries. i want to be the lawyer who will defend the italian people. mr conte's firstjob will be to assemble his cabinet. that's expected to take several days, but is likely to feature the men who put him forward for the role — leaders of the five star movement and the league, the parties that make up the antiestablishment coalition. it means that, at best, mr conte would only be the third most powerfulfigure in his own administration. the 53—year—old's appointment brings to an end weeks of political deadlock. but brussel

caroline rigby, bbc news.ncluding two female police officers, in a suspected terror attack in the belgian city of liege. he was later shot dead by police. it's believed the man had been released from prison on monday and some reports suggest he was on a police watchlist. this report by our europe correspondent damian grammaticas does contain some flash photography. gunfire, mid—morning and suddenly confusion. on boulevard d'avroy, people scrambled to get away. within minutes, police armed response teams were on the scene. a man with a knife had attacked two policewomen, grabbed their guns, and shot them dead in the street, then shot the passenger in a passing car too. siren 100 metres up the street, the attacker‘d entered a school and taken a hostage. just minutes later, filmed from across the road, this was how it all ended. police advance from the left. but look at the centre of the screen. the attacker runs out firing — shot by police on the spot. at least one of the officers was injured in this exchange. a

caroline rigby reports.and prominent kremlin critic, arkady babchenko, appearing at a press conference into his own death nearly 20 hours after he had been reported to have been shot and killed. these were his colleagues at the ukrainian tv channel where he worked. translation: first, i would like to apologise for what all of you had to experience, and what you had to get through. i have buried friends and colleagues many times and i know this sickening feeling. i'm sorry you had to experience it, but there was no other way. in an astonishing turn of events, it soon emerged arkady babchenko had been a willing participant in the security service sting, that we are told aimed to foil a russian plot to kill him and up to 30 other people. one person has now been arrested. but as mr babchenko met ukraine's president, relief that he was alive had already turned to debate about the ethics of the operation. i think that our security services have worked very specifically under their mandate and they have carried out

caroline rigby, bbc news.used a small waterspout in a swimming pool in florida. the water was forced upwards in the strong winds in panama city beach. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: a gunman has been shot dead after killing tthree people — including two police officers — in the belgian city of liege. medics who treated a former russian spy and his daughter for nerve agent poisoning say they didn't expect them to survive. there's a warning of an "ill—health timebomb", after a new study suggests that one in 25 primary school children in england aged between 10 and 11 are severely obese. i'm ben bland — in the business news: shares in dixons carphone have dived after it warned of a sharp fall in profits this year. the mobile phone and electrical goods retailer also said it would close 92 of its more than 700 carphone warehouse stand—alone stores this year. starbucks stores in the us will be closed today so that its 175,000 us employees can receive train

the widow of fusilier lee rigby and the brother of a man killed in last year's manchester arena attackyear from young fans targeted in manchester and an attack recently described as the worst of humanity, it is also when the rigby was murdered. if that's what binds extremist together is not any particular belief that the hatred of people not like them and the willingness to use violence against innocent civilians. the signatories, including a brother of a manchester united victim says... we believe it is in the power to have a positive affect and it is about reaching out to people who although they had not darkly affected could help us steer this thing. this appeal is signed by dozens this thing. this appeal is signed by d oze ns of this thing. this appeal is signed by dozens of the people affected by attacks including those in paris, at the bataclan and others. it calls on the bataclan and others. it calls on the focus of honouring the memories of those killed in not mentioning the names of killers. there are practical points to come forward and the message is simple to take on hatred

caroline rigby has more.o was one of russia's best—known investigative journalist. best—known investigative journalist. and feared for his life in his own country. country. the 41—year—old was shot and fatally wounded. wounded. gunfire and found her husband lying in a pool of his own blood. in a pool of his own blood. been shot in his back and died in an ambulance a short time later. ambulance a short time later. course, it's about finding out who was behind it. was behind it. and, as i've said, it's too early to say. it's too early to say. babchenko had hosted a programme on the ukrainian channel, 80 are tv. the ukrainian channel, 80 are tv. this is how the station broke the news of his death. news of his death. ukraine who told the world the truth about russian aggression. about russian aggression. investigation is now under way into mr babchenko's death. mr babchenko's death. say it points to a targeted murder relating to his work as journalist. in a suspected terror attack in the city of liege. he was lat

a 2-year-old golden retriever, her name, believe it or not is eleanor rigby.leanor was waiting to board a flight when her babies decided they were ready. giving birth to eight babies with the help of paramedics. the puppy's dad, another service dog golden nugget proudly looking on as the crowd cheered. congratulations to eleanor and golden nuggets. >>> when a high school senior couldn't make it to graduation, his family brought graduation to him. it happened at a florida hospital. reese is battling lymphoma forcing him to miss the big day so he got a surprise graduation ceremony for one right there in his hospital room. way to go reese. we're certainly wishing you well. >>> when we come back, a year ago, their team simply didn't exist. now they are bound for the stanley cup finals. our new series, above and beyond is next. a prestigious south bay catholic school... next: who )s now leaving the school. in an emergency every second matters. the barrier some say the san jose fire department is putting up between it and the people it serves. next. the news at six

the widow of fusilier lee rigby, the brother of a man killed in last yea r‘s manchester arena attack,t some of those who've signed an open letter, urging people to come forward if they suspect a plot. we strongly believe that it is well within the power of ordinary people to have a positive effect on how we handle these things. it really is about reaching out to people who, although they haven't been directly affected, can definitely help us. a key highway route used by hawaiians may be cut off. bushfires ignited by the molten rock have also been spreading, as you can see. officials have been going from door to door to warn households. the first known serious injury has been reported after a man was hit by lava. police have charged a man with the murder of an 85 year old woman whose body was found at her home in romford, east london on tuesday. 65 year old paul prause was arrested on friday in connection with the death of rosina coleman. he'll appear before redbridge magistrates court tomorrow. motorists face stricter m.o.ts on their vehicles from today, as an updated test on cars mor

avoid a repeat of the ebola epidemic in 2013 to 2016, which killed more than 11,000 people caroline rigby, bbc news. laura: venezuelan president nicolas maduro's reelection has been called a sham by the u.s. after voting irregularities, and russia -- washington is aiming thnew economic sanctions a country in protest. more than a dozen nations are recalling their ambassadors to venezuela after a controversiaic campaign in some of mr. maduro's rivals were barred from running. on this as the country is -all this as the country is ravaged by economic despair. bbt's katy watson reports on what is next for venezuelans. katy: goodbyes are never easy, but if you don't know when the xt hello will be, it is all the more painful. waclaudia is on heto chile with her husband and sister, leaving their parents behind. >> our family understands.no theyit is for a better future, and they support us 100%.s but itill hard. katy: across the road, this man and his cousin don't know where they are going, nor do they care. they just want to leave. all the tickets to the border are sold out. i asked him how he f

the widow of fusilier lee rigby, the brother of a man killed in last yea r‘s manchester arena attack,ing are just some of those who've signed an open letter, urging people to come forward if they suspect a plot. we strongly believe that it is well within the power of ordinary people to have a positive effect on how we handle these things. it really is about reaching out to people, who may not have been directly affected, can still have an influence. police have charged a man with the murder of an 85—year—old woman whose body was found at her home in romford, east london on tuesday. 65—year—old paul prause was arrested on friday in connection with the death of rosina coleman. he'll appear before redbridge magistrates court tomorrow. a new tougher mot test has come into force in britain today, to try and improve air quality and make roads safer. there will be tighter smoke limits, new fail categories and a number of components tested for the first time under the new regulations. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. it is the annual car health check that we all have to do, and s

caroline rigby has more.n mission aboard a space ex— rocket, the launch marks the second stage of the revolutionary project, aimed at measuring the weight of water on earth. a resource that covers three quarters of the planet's surface and infiltrate deep below. once civilisations were built around it and continue to depend on it today. water is critical to everything in life. for our health and for us to have agriculture and for us to live the way we live today. what this will provide us is a global measurement of water in all of these faces. these measurements allow us to measure the water more effectively. between gravity recovery and recovery, or grace satellites, replace a pair that stopped working last year. line 220 kilometres apart, they will perform perfectly synchronised orbit around earth. as the lead spacecraft lurches through the gravity field, the second will measure any changes in mass caused by oceans ricefields. ec is rising and the polar caps are melting and all of this has long—term ramific

caroline rigby has more.german mission aboard a spacex rocket, the launch marks the second stage of the revolutionary project, aimed at measuring the weight of water on earth. a resource that covers three quarters of the planet's surface and infiltrates deep below. civilisations are built around it and continue to depend on it today. water is critical to everything in life. for our health and for us to have agriculture and for us to live the way we live today. what this will provide us is a global measurement of water in all of these phases. these measurements allow us to measure the water more effectively. the gravity recovery and climate recovery follow—on, or grace satellites, replace a pair that stopped working last year. flying 220 kilometres apart, they will perform a perfectly synchronised orbit around earth. as the lead spacecraft lurches through the gravity field, the second will measure any changes in mass caused by oceans or ice fields. the sea is rising and the polar caps are melting and all of th

caroline rigby, bbc news.s about the possibility of a summit meeting between president trump and kimjong—un, the debate about north korea's record on human rights has been largely sidelined. direct testimony from within north korea is exceptionally hard to record, but over many months the bbc has used a covert network of dissidents to put questions to a range of citizens. as michael cowan reports, they expressed strong views about the country's leadership — and relations with the rest of the world. north korea is the world's most repressive regime — ruled by the totalitarian kim dynasty, the authorities wield an absolute control over information. citizens‘ mobile phones can't call outside the country and they have no access to the internet. using a covert network over many months, we've been able to put questions to two ordinary north koreans. they'd face retribution for this type of communication, so we're concealing their identities. this man is a father who works in the military. this woman is a market trad

caroline rigby, bbc news. with me is irena taranyuk from bbc ukraine.ure will become clear with the coming days. the first 24 hours, it was a huge, emotional roller—coaster, for arkady babchenko himself, his family and the journalistic community and passions are still riding high. there was relief, rage and condemnation from some quarters. there has been pushed back from arkady babchenko and perhaps you can tell us how much defends the ukrainians have offered for this, against that criticism of what they‘ve done and the way they went about this, arkady babchenko for example saying, when me and my family have a safe home somewhere, then you can criticise me? he is very outspoken, i can only explain his tone, it was his life and his family‘s security was at sta ke. and his family‘s security was at stake. he was granted a round—the—clock protection by the president, and some political a nalysts president, and some political analysts in ukraine say ultimately it is the president, with his falling ratings, that is to benefit from this successful and very big

caroline rigby, bbc news.nd for the conservatives to hold an independent inquiry into alleged islamophobia within the party. in an open letter, it says there are now "more than weekly incidents" involving tory candidates and representatives. a conservative spokesman said all allegations were taken seriously, and the party had suspended anyone who had behaved inappropriately. nhs trusts in england have reported a combined financial deficit of £960 million — nearly twice what was expected. the regulator, nhs improvement, blamed increased patient demand and rising staff costs. ministers have promised a new long—term financial plan for the nhs, which is expected within weeks. however, the independent health charity, the nuffield trust, argues the underlying position could be even worse. there's a lot of windowdressing in today's figures, which are bad enough on the face of them. but they are flattered by very large amounts of one—off emergency funding, which will not be available in future years — one—off savings

caroline rigby reports. arkady babchenko was one of russia's best known investigative journalists.lin, as well as russia's actions in syria and eastern ukraine, the 41—year—old claimed he had suffered a campaign of harassment and feared for his life in his home country. that, he said, led him to move to ukraine last year and it was at his apartment block in the capital kiev, where the 41—year—old was shot and fatally wounded. his wife told police she was in the bathroom when she heard gunfire. she found her husband lying in a pool of his own blood. he had been shot in the back and died in an ambulance a short time later. of course it is about finding out who was behind it. and as i have said it is too early to say. we see the russian pattern there. arkady babchenko had hosted a programme on the ukrainian channel atrtv. this is how the station broke the news of his death. and the ukrainian prime minister, volodymyr groysman, described the journalist as a true friend of ukraine, who told the world the truth about russian aggression. an investigation is now under way into arkady babch

airport paramedic and anofuty nurse helped eleanor rigby give birth as the father golden nugget looked it took three hours. all eight puppies were born healthy. the owner thinks the excitement of all the people at the airport sent her into labor. now she is trying to figure out how to get the puppies back to philadelphia. >>ll a sbcti7 mornings, will they or won't they meet? the historic summit between president trumpeeting between the two leaders. >>> plus a south bay church rise franchise the ashes. the with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36 month financing. ends memorial day. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar,

caroline rigby, bbc news.m waterlooville and the man from havana has been arrested on the submission —— and the man from havant have submission —— and the man from hava nt have been submission —— and the man from havant have been arrested on suspicion of supply drugs, after the arrests of three other people, from havant, waterlooville arrests of three other people, from hava nt, waterlooville and arrests of three other people, from havant, waterlooville and gosport in portsmouth, all under suspicion of racing class a drugs. everybody remains under investigation according to hampshire police. wizkid is a nigerian superstar with a sound that is taking him around the world. collaborations with the likes of drake and tinie tempah have pushed afropop to a wider audience, which is why we sent our reporter daniel henry to catch up with him in london. he was made in lagos. but now the wizkid sound is global. thank you guys for coming. i love you guys. his one—day pop—up shop was packed, which means you don't get much

the widow of fusilier lee rigby, and the brother of a man killed in last year's manchester arena attackw laws to tackle online abuse — including fines for social media companies that could run into billions of pounds. he said the government wanted to tackle the internet‘s "wild west" to make britain the safest place in the world online. a new tougher mot test has come into force to try to improve air quality and make roads safer. there are tighter emission limits, new fail categories and a number of components will now be tested for the first time. our business correspondent, joe lynam, reports. it's the annual car health check that we all have to do, and some dread. and standards are being raised from today to keep deficient vehicles off the roads. among the new reasons to instantly fail an mot test include underinflated tyres. the engine management light being on when you turn on the engine, and this showing up. or the reversing light not working at all. and if you have a diesel car with a special filter, you'll fail if there is any smoke coming out of your tailpipe. on top of that th

as caroline rigby reports, a vaccination campaign is begininng in the city of mbandaka.n 5000 doses of an experimental vaccine have been shipped to the country aimed at targeting medical professionals and people known to have been in contact with those taken ill. 4000 to the north—west city of mbankaka were the first cases in an urban area were detected last week. authorities warned the number of people infected with ebola is likely to rise, but says that doesn't mean the situation is out of control. we are expecting to have more cases in the next three weeks. then after that, i think the trend will go down, because we have taken all the measures to control the people to follow. this is a port city on the congo river and that has raised fears it could spread downstrea m raised fears it could spread downstream to the capital kinshasa, city of 10 million. residents are encouraged to take presented preventative measures to stop spreading the disease. but the airport, staff have been issued with pistol thermometers to check people for high—temperature is. on friday the world