suzanne richards lost her son, father and brother in the attack in sousse.derstand what happened that day and how horrific it was, and it'sjust a lovely dedication for them. owen, her other son, survived the shooting. it's not something which i'm going to forget about tomorrow, it's something which is going to be with me for the rest of my life, it's going to be with everyone. but more importantly, it's the three people who should be in my life every day aren't here right now, and that's obviously what makes a bigger effect on your life. the duke of sussex came here today to unveil the memorial and to take part in what's being called a dedication ceremony. the attacks took place almost four years ago. the sculpture has the names of the victims inscribed into each stream.

for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in soussehe midlands. the founder and chief executive of the fashion chain ted baker has resigned following allegations of misconduct, including "forced hugging". ray kelvin had been on a voluntary leave of absence since december last year, following the misconduct allegations. mr kelvin denies any wrongdoing. its often said that social media is one of the primary causes of social divisions today — but many argue it's also a force for good. this week the bbc s launched a new series of crossing divides, examining the causes of polarization and fragmentation in the 21st century. 0ur media editor, amol rajan, has been looking at the link between digital media and social divides in the uk today. a common assumption about modern media is that it has created filter bubbles. 0nline experiences that confirm our prejudices, rather than challenge them. whether they are racist themselves 01’ whether they are racist themselves or not, doesn't matter, the effect is the same... 0ne collective of students int

for those killed in two separate attacks, on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in soussethe british victims were from the midlands. let's bring you some live pictures now from beijing, where chinese premier li keqiang has been speaking. this is the biggest chinese political event of the year and the chinese government has just addicted to gdp for the following year, 6.6%. it is fairto to gdp for the following year, 6.6%. it is fair to say that many experts do not trust the veracity of these figures. our correspondent stephen mcdonell is in tiananmen square. this occasion, will report on it every year. this occasion, will report on it every yea r. we this occasion, will report on it every year. we do have to be careful about the official figures though. yes, absolutely. i mean if they are to be believed, they would show a moderate slowing of the chinese economy in the way that the government here has intended, but the problem with the gdp figures is that something, real economic growth could be much lower, that is partly because the provinces, when they report their gdp fi

for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousseish victims were from the midlands. one of canadian prime minister justin trudeau's top ministers has quit over the government's handling of a corruption inquiry. jane philpott, the treasury board president, left her post over the snc—lavalin affair. this comes as pm trudeau faces allegations of political meddling to shield the engineering firm from a corruption trial. ramzan karmali has more it is probably prime minister trudeau's biggest political crisis since he took office in 2015. the snc—lavalin affair has now seen three high—profile departures from government. treasury board president jane philpott became the latest to step down. while i am disappointed, i understand her decision to step down. mr trudeau struggled to give his reaction to the affair at a press conference in toronto. in democracies you get people with a wide range of perspectives and voices and we need to leave room for as many of them as possible, i think that is important. i want to thankjane... in her resignati

for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in soussean nhs regulator has abandoned plans to appoint a panel to oversee the inquiry into the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. more than 200 families have come forward alleging poor maternity care at the trust had led to mothers and babies dying or suffering harm. some families had threatened to withdraw their consent from the inquiry if a panel was set up, saying it would undermine its independence. the founder and chief executive of the fashion chain ted baker has resigned following allegations of misconduct, including "forced hugging". ray kelvin had been on a voluntary leave of absence since december last year following the misconduct allegations. mr kelvin denies any wrongdoing. a british man, who insists he went to syria to volunteer as an aid worker, has been stripped of his citizenship. the home office told tauqir sharif that he'd be a risk to national security if he returned to the uk. mr sharif who is in syria with his british wife and children claims he has been delivering aid su

for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis, and a hotel beach resort in sousse regulator has abandoned plans to appoint a panel to oversee the inquiry into the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. more than 200 families have come forward, alleging poor maternity care at the trust had led to mothers and babies dying or suffering harm. some families had threatened to withdraw their consent from the inquiry if a panel was set up, saying it would undermine its independence. a british man, who insists he went to syria to volunteer as an aid worker, has been stripped of his citizenship. the home office told takhir sharif that he'd be a risk to national security if he returned to the uk. mr sharif, who is in syria with his british wife and children, claims he's been delivering aid supplies, but admits using weapons there. he's appealing against the government's decision. our special correspondent lucy manning has been talking to him. —— tauqir sharif. tauqir sharif left britain for syria nearly seven years ago, he says, to volunteer, set up a charity and help those injure

for those killed in two separate attacks, on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousseims were from the midlands. the american actor luke perry, who starred in the 1990s teen drama beverly hills, 90210, has died at the age of 52, after suffering a stroke last week. luke perry became a household name playing dylan in the hit series. he was taken to hospital last wednesday after becoming ill in la, where he'd been filming new episodes of another series, riverdale. daniel fienberg is tv critic for the hollywood reporter. tell a small, a really good looking quy tell a small, a really good looking guy playing a bad boy. what could possibly been that made this role and this factor so successful? was really being in the right place at the right time because at that time in the states, fox broadcasting was just getting started up and was trying to distinguish itself from the other broadcast networks and so was trying to be younger, it was trying to be cool, and so beverly hills, 90210 was kind of the breakthrough show to begin with four fox, and then on a show about those who w

for those killed in two separate attacks, on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in soussed out unnecessarily, because of people relying on their smartphones to navigate. 0ne team is also calling for signposts on england s highest mountain to prevent walkers from heading down a dangerous gully. danny savage sent this report from cumbria. off we go. a mountain rescue team on england's highest peak, but they say they are getting called out too often. we have so many avoidable resces that we really want to get the message across to try to reduce them. what do you mean by avoidable, though? people who haven't prepared, they haven't got the right kit, they get benighted, no torch. you know, if they'd thought just that little bit, they would have prevented the team having to deal with the incident. it's not a case of a few sprained ankles or getting lost in the mist. people are dying up here, or thinking they might do, when it all goes wrong. i thought i was goner on that. you thought you were going to die? yeah, i really did, it was so scary, like...yeah. when we were walking do

suzanne richards lost her son, father, and brother in the attack in sousse.e gone. and it makes everyone come to canon hill park and look and read and understand what happened that day and how horrific it was, and it'sjust a lovely dedication for them. owen, her other son, survived the shooting. it's not something which i'm going to forget about tomorrow, it's something which is going to be with me for the rest of my life, it's going to be with everyone. but more importantly, it's the three people who should be in my life every day aren't here right now, and that's obviously what makes a bigger effect on your life. the duke of sussex came here today to unveil the memorial and to take part in what's being called a dedication ceremony. the attacks took place almost four years ago. the sculpture has the names of the victims inscribed into each stream. it's hoped its presence in the bustling park will keep their memories alive for years to come. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. our lead story... venezuela's opposition leader makes a triumphant return to the ca

suzanne richards lost her son, father and brother in the attack in sousse.. and it makes everyone come to canon hill park and look and read and understand what happened that day and how horrific it was, and it'sjust a lovely dedication for them. 0wen, her other son, survived the shooting. it's not something which i'm going to forget about tomorrow, it's something which is going to be with me for the rest of my life, it's going to be with everyone. but more importantly, it's the three people who should be in my life every day aren't here right now, and that's obviously what makes a bigger effect on your life. the duke of sussex came here today to unveil the memorial and to take part in what's being called a dedication ceremony. the attacks took place almost four years ago. the sculpture has the names of the victims inscribed into each stream. it's hoped its presence in the bustling park will keep their memories alive for years to come. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. the funeral of the former england and stoke city goalkeeper, gordon banks, has been takin

suzanne richards lost his son, father and brother in the attack in sousse.bigger effect on your life. the duke of sussex came here today to unveil the memorial and to take part in what's being called a dedication ceremony. the attacks took place almost four years ago. the sculpture has the names of the victims inscribed into each stream. it's hoped its presence in the bustling park will keep their memories alive for years to come. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. that's it from your afternoon live team for today, next the bbc news at five with clive myrie. time for a look at the weather... here's louise lear. hello there, sunday's storm freya may have moved over to scandinavia now but it has left a few showers in its wake. you can see them across uk. they will continue for the rest of the day. clear skies elsewhere, thatis of the day. clear skies elsewhere, that is where the best of the sunshine is in eastern areas. as we go through the night time period we still run the risk mostly those showers out the west, northern ireland into northern england and so