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jessica lane, bbc news, in rotherham. encouragement of self—harm on the internet, in a forthcoming update to the online safety bill. the department of culture, media and sport said the move was influenced by the case of 14 year old molly russell, who died after viewing social media content linked to depression, self—harm and suicide. with me now is our correspondent, laura trant. laura, what more can you tell us? this update to the online safety bill means the encouragement of self—harm online is to be criminalised and ultimately with a prison sentence or a fine so companies that do not remove illegal content could face a fine and companies did it —— could also face a fine. you mention the case of molly russell, the 14—year—old from harrow in london who died aged 17, she took her own life after viewing content about self—harm and suicide on social media and her family have tirelessly campaigned to improve online safety and they have responded to this update by saying yes, it is significant, but there is a huge grey area,

jessica lane, bbc news, in rotherham.of the london fire brigade has said he expects to sack firefighters, after a report found the service was institutionally racist and misogynist. andy roe said he would take a "zero tolerance approach" to bullying and harassment. the review was conducted following the suicide of a black trainee firefighter. louisa pilbeam reports. as wildfires broke out in london this summer, firefighters were praised for protecting the public. but they haven't protected their own, according to a report into london fire brigade, which found it is institutionally racist, misogynistic and has a bullying culture. i sat with a very senior female officer who said to me in tears that whenever she goes into a dangerous incident, she's almost thinking, "will the men around me protect me, given how much they have treated me as dirt back at the station?" that was not one person, that was many, many people. the report found example after example of abuse at all levels. incidents included a black firefighter having

jessica lane, bbc news, in rotherham.ssed hundreds of thousands of supporters in rawalpindi, telling them his one regret from his time in office was failing to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. the rally brings to a close the so called �*long march�* — by imran khan's pti party — aimed at pressing the government to call a snap election. samira hussein reports. they came by the hundreds and hundreds quickly became thousands. all converging on it three km strip of road. security was tight. the last time imran con spoke in public he was shot. his supporters came despite the parts ability of violence. . despite the parts ability of violence-— despite the parts ability of violence. . ., �* , , despite the parts ability of violence. . . �* , , ., violence. that that's why we are supporting _ violence. that that's why we are supporting and _ violence. that that's why we are supporting and we _ violence. that that's why we are supporting and we are _ violence. that that's why we are supporting and we are coming i vio

jessica lane, bbc news, in rotherham.ted the death of a man who was held at the manston migrant processing centre may have been caused by diphtheria. an initial test came back negative for the infection, but a follow—up pcr was positive. the man died in hospital last week, days after it's believed he arrived in the uk on a small boat. a postmortem examination will determine what killed the man, as our correspondent aruna iyengar explained. it is subject to a coroner's investigation at this stage. however, the home office have confirmed that it may be a case of diphtheria. the man was a migrant and he was held at the manston detention centre. he died on november 19th, about a week ago, and it is believed that he arrived in the uk one week earlier by boat. now, if he did die of diphtheria, that is important in the context of manston being heavily criticised for overcrowding and conditions whereby infection such as diphtheria could take hold. the place is full of migrants, and it has been heavily criticised for poor conditio

jessica lane, bbc news, in rotherham.that not enough is being done to recognise what she calls the "unique potential" of the first five years of children's lives. writing in the daily telegraph, she says early childhood "shapes everything" and insists that understanding its importance is a vital part of tackling problems including homelessness, violence and addiction. we are joined byjune o'sullivan, who runs a0 nurseries under the banner of the london early years foundation. explain why the first five years of a child's life so important. we have a child's life so important. we have a lot of evidence _ a child's life so important. we have a lot of evidence to _ a child's life so important. we have a lot of evidence to suggest - a child's life so important. we have a lot of evidence to suggest that i a child's life so important. we have | a lot of evidence to suggest that we can almost identify when a child will fail, so 40% of a lack of achievement is evident by the time they are five, and children who attend a really go

i begged the children's ward in rotherham. i said, call. i begged the children's ward in rotherham.in rotherham. i said, please can you help me question mark i've got no one to go to. he needs iv antibiotics. he is struggling. they just said, we have not got the doctors, we have not got the beds. i can'tjust pull a bed out of the air. we have got queues of kids waiting. it is notjust your child. i said yes, but he needs this treatment. "so do other children". that's the answer i got. they have taken his life.— taken his life. and that was the woman on _ taken his life. and that was the woman on the _ taken his life. and that was the woman on the phone? - taken his life. and that was the woman on the phone? yes. - taken his life. and that was the | woman on the phone? yes. she taken his life. and that was the - woman on the phone? yes. she said 50 or60 woman on the phone? jazz she said 50 or 60 children were woman on the phone? jez3 she said 50 or 60 children were waiting. woman on the phone? yes. she said 50 or 60 children were waiting. yes, - or 60 children were waiting. yes, the s

it's the chassis that's made in the rotherham plant.or the moulding machine. she binds the material to make it stronger. so we are laying out carbon fibre material on the table to make sure that everything's in the right place where it should be so it's in spec. claire'sjob is to prepare carbon fibre cut outs for the moulding machine. she binds the material to make it stronger. so we are laying out carbon fibre material on the table to make sure that everything's in the right place where it should be so it's in spec. it's basically the foundation for building the car. so this is one of our stacking irons. it basically heats up to 170 degrees. you're ironing in an essence. you're ironing and binding parts together. me, personally, ifind it quite therapeutic. i enjoy it. some people, i don't know, i enjoy what i do. 22—year—old charlotte cawthorne enrolled at college and trained in maintenance engineering before applying for a job at mclaren. she got an apprentice role and works alongside a qualified technician. charlotte's in the top thr

dr richard jenkins, chief executive of the rotherham nhs foundation trust, said...in britain are facing more disruption to journeys, as thousands of staff in the aslef union go on strike in a dispute over pay. the government says it's disappointing and will ruin millions of people's weekend plans. ii train companies are affected. our reporter noor nanji sent us this update from euston. here at euston station, it is open and that is because the tube is running and services on the london overground are also still running. that's after strike action there got suspended. but all other rail services here have been heavily disrupted by this strike. behind me, you can see representatives of the aslef union, the train drivers�* union, who are behind this strike. they want wages to keep up with the rising cost of living. the government has called the strikes disappointing, and says this dispute has just gone on forfar too long. but there is no doubt that all of this is having a major impact on weekend plans for people. this is a really busy shopping weekend. it's the black f

kirstie bavington makes the first defence of her european welterweight title in rotherham this weekendther chance to make her mark on this toughest of sports. having swapped football boots for boxing gloves she has made rapid progress. she won the european title in may, and now that will defend it as against the unbeaten german. it will mean the world _ against the unbeaten german. it will mean the world to _ against the unbeaten german. it will mean the world to me _ against the unbeaten german. it will mean the world to me i _ against the unbeaten german. it ii mean the world to me i dedicate my life to this it would mean everything to me and we will try and get it done. and progress and to whatever the root is. i have worked so hard. ~ ., . whatever the root is. i have worked sohard. so hard. watching her probably will be the staff and _ so hard. watching her probably will be the staff and pupils _ so hard. watching her probably will be the staff and pupils of _ so hard. watching her probably will be the staff and pupils of the i be the staff and pupils of the academy where she work

now we know the grisly british state doesn't actually protect as 10 minutes on the streets of rotherhamord your town here will confirm. but we thought we could still pretend we were theoretic in favour of protecting and women. but now you even say it. leilani daoud is with us. leilani it's so very fast, isn't it? it is moving really fast. so it's . it's. it's really fast. so it's. it's. it's been creeping around for the past few months . just taking, past few months. just taking, going, fostering faster. so protect women . that's on the protect women. that's on the transphobe list that's been a flagged up adult human female. so yesterday you did your poll asking a woman is and people said oh mark he needs biology lesson yeah saying all human female would be a transphobic phrase according them same sex attracted so if you're a lesbian and you only want a same to no a female that has penis and it is a biological matter. what's up with these lesbians who who don't want to sleep with a woman with a penis trans overtly trans mean it's going to absolutely mad so you and you know a lot of peop

now we know the grisly british state doesn't actually protect as 10 minutes on the streets of rotherhamord your town here will confirm. but we thought we could still pretend we were theoretic in favour of protecting and women. but now you even say it. leilani daoud is with us. leilani it's so very fast, isn't it? it is moving really fast. so it's . it's. it's really fast. so it's. it's. it's been creeping around for the past few months . just taking, past few months. just taking, going, fostering faster. so protect women . that's on the protect women. that's on the transphobe list that's been a flagged up adult human female. so yesterday you did your poll asking a woman is and people said oh mark he needs biology lesson yeah saying all human female would be a transphobic phrase according them same sex attracted so if you're a lesbian and you only want a same to no a female that has penis and it is a biological matter. what's up with these lesbians who who don't want to sleep with a woman with a penis trans overtly trans mean it's going to absolutely mad so you and you know a lot of peop

thertracy brabin and stevejrnham and tracy brabin and steve rotherham who doing a fine rotherham who very case. i think it's almost impossible . we've almost impossible. we've actually got a minister for london , a minister for london, a minister for liverpool, we've got a minister for the west midlands. and i think the windsor think that the windsor report has shown up some of the problems. one the problems. one of the difficulties, one of the breakage points got in breakage points we've got in london the present time now , london the present time now, keith, you were the keith, i know you were at the meeting so meeting with this report, so give a detail of what it was give us a detail of what it was about and what happened as a result. well, the report was done by sir tom windsor, and that was a report what took place during the dismissal, if you like, or the resignation of commissioner, forced resignation and were indeed. and that the conclusion that he actually said it was tantamount to pushing her pushing her out construct dismissal was the term that he used it was tantamount to