there'll be more waiting for the relatives of uvf victims.ary confinement in high security prison. in court appearances in the future he may be in the witness box, not the dock. chris page, bbc news, belfast. a report into a murder carried out by a psychiatric patient has severely criticised the nhs and the metropolitan police. nicola edgington attacked a woman with a butchers knife in bexleyheath in south—east london in 2011. 0n the day of the killing, she had begged the police for help, and told hospital staff that she needed to be sectioned because she felt like killing someone. but she was allowed to walk free out of a mental health unit unsupervised. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan has the details. nicola edgington fleeing a crime scene having just brutally murdered an innocent woman. hearing police sirens, she hides, but officers arrive quickly and the mentally ill woman is arrested hours after telling police and medics that she fears she'll kill someone. nicola edgington had killed before. five years earlier, she had

there'll be more waiting for the relatives of uvf victims.y confinement in high security prison. in court appearances in the future he may be in the witness box, not the dock. chris page, bbc news, belfast. let's return to the evacuation of the tower blocks in camden. this resident is unhappy about the lack of information about the evacuation. no one really came to tell me what was happening. my friend had to come here and actually warned me of what was happening. even though i live on the ground floor, number two, no one really ca m e the ground floor, number two, no one really came to warn me what was happening. i've only been here for about a month and a half because i used to live somewhere around there and my old house and stuff had stairs and it took a really long time for the council to move me to time for the council to mom bungalow. now that we're getting moved again for something i don't really know much about, it's just annoying. how did you find out about it? my friend had to come and tell me because i don't think anyone bothered

there will be more waiting for the relatives of uvf victims. high security prison. in court appearances in the future he may be in the witness box not the dock. chris page, bbc news, belfast. to get more on this story i'm joined from our belfast studio by denis murray, a former bbc ireland correspondent. great to have you this evening, thank you, lovely to see you, in offering to give evidence against former uvf colleagues how credible witness will gary haggarty be? that cuts right to the heart of the matter and the public prosecution service has until september the 8th which is the date agreed to come forward and say whether they are going to proceed in cases using him asa going to proceed in cases using him as a witness. he will not be sentenced on the other charges until the end of september. today he was given the automatic life sentences for the five murders but since those murders were committed before the good friday agreement the maximum sentence you could serve would be two years and he has already served at least three, three and a ha

there will be more waiting for the relatives of uvf victims.y prison. in court appearances in the future he may be in the witness box not the dock. chris page, bbc news, belfast. the long—running legal battle of a father who fought for the right to take his child on holiday during term time has ended with him being found guilty. jon platt was convicted of failing to secure his daughter's regular attendance at school — in a hearing at isle of wight magistrates' court. he's been given a 12—month conditional discharge and ordered to pay £2000 in costs. virgin media has warned more than 8000 customers to change their passwords to protect against being hacked. an investigation by the consumer group which found the super hub 2 internet router was vulnerable to hackers. it was one of several products, including wireless cameras, which were found to have a security flaw. it's the toughest task in world rugby. in just over 12 hours' time the british and irish lions will take to the field in auckland for the first test against the all blacks. we haven't

there'll be more waiting for the relatives of uvf victims.litary confinement in high security prison. in court appearances in the future, he may be in the witness box — not the dock. chris page, bbc news, belfast. police have charged darren 0sborne with terrorism—related murder and attempted murder after the attack at a mosque in finsbury park in north london in the early hours of monday morning. one man died at the scene and nine other people were taken to hospital. the 47—year—old from cardiff appeared in court this afternoon, and was remanded in custody. 0ur correspondent daniel sandford reports. darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon. he's accused of the murder and attempted murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47—years—old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of m

the families of uvf victims will have longer to wait.at stage could take years yet. chris page, bbc news, belfast. the population of somerset will soar this weekend, as the 35th glastonbury festival gets into full swing. more than 100,000 music lovers have been arriving at worthy farm, where radiohead will headline the pyramid stage tonight. there is extra security at this year's festival, which opened with a minute's silence, to remember those affected by the recent terror attacks, and the grenfell tower fire. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. the festival began with a minute's silence. musicians and fans remembering those who died at grenfell towers and in the terror attacks in london and manchester. recent events mean already significant security here has increased even further. as thousands of people have come into the festival, bag searches and body searches. and it's notjust at entry points. across the festival site, random checks as well as a police presence that's hard to miss. the organisers try to make sure fe

the families of uvf victims will have longer to wait.but getting to that stage could take yea rs getting to that stage could take years yet. chris page, bbc news, belfast. police say they are considering manslaughter charges over the grenfell tower fire — and reveal the insulation and cladding have failed safety tests. and still to come... he bowls, england have won. they've w011. . . 77 not out — the voice of cricket henry blofeld retires after nearly five decades at the microphone. coming up in sport: with 12 players away on lions duty, wales round off their summer tour on a high with victory against samoa, to make it two wins from two matches. 20—year—old adam withers suffered from an acute psychotic illness. he died after gaining access to an industrial chimney at epsom hospital in surrey three years ago — and the trust has now been fined £300,000 after it admitted health and safety failures in relation to his care. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has been speaking to adam withers' mother and his twin sister about w

the families of uvf victims will have longer to wait.x, not the dock. but getting to that stage could take years yet. chris page, bbc news, belfast. an update on what we know about the government's survey of tower blocks following the grenfell tower disaster. we were telling you that 11 residential blocks in england had been found with cladding which raises safety concerns. we are just hearing that number has gone up, the spokesperson for the department for communities and local government has said that the number of affected tower blocks has now risen to 1a buildings in nine local authority areas. including camden, manchester, plymouth and hounslow. so 1a tower blocks, now, we are hearing from the government hadn't found with cladding which raises safety concern. “— cladding which raises safety concern. —— have been found. police have charged darren osborne with terrorism—related murder and attempted murder, after the attack at a mosque in finsbury park in the early hours of monday morning. the 47—year—old has appeared at westminster ma

there will be more waiting for the relatives of uvf victims.he may be in the witness box not the dock. chris page, bbc news, belfast. we are waiting to hear a statement from the leader of camden council in a moment about their decision to evacuate one of the tower blocks, an estate in the swiss cottage part of the borough. we now hear that things have developed somewhat in instead of it being one of the blocks, all five of the high—rises are due to be evacuated. this means that some —— 800 residents are likely to be affected, so they can be moved into temporary accommodation and the cladding on the building can be dealt with. it's the type of cladding that seems to have been involved in the rapid spread of the fire at grenfell tower in north kensington, a different boa, last week. we expect to hear a statement from the leader of the council which will no doubt be along the lines of them wanting to offer security and safety, being the most important issues of the moment. and to give residents peace of mind. there is a statement here that we have

i don't care about the uvf.otect and serve they did not protect our families. there has never been a more complex enquiry into loyalists, it is focused on his base at north belfast where the organisation had a particular murderous reputation. this investigation into the uvf is set to go on to another level in 2010 gary haggarty signed an agreement in which he offered to give evidence in court against other paramilitary leaders in exchange for a shorter sentence for his own crimes. he's the most senior loyalist ever to turn superg rass. the most senior loyalist ever to turn supergrass. it is understood up to 15 uvf members could be charged if prosecutors accept his evidence is credible. former police officers could also be prosecuted. we understand at all times throughout his tenure as a special branch agent that he was fully debriefing his handlers and it is the examination of their conduct and their directions and criminal liability which will now fall to be assessed. police say they are committed to the invest