he's outside westminster magistrates court. uilty plea from huw edwards inside westminster magistrates court marking what is a spectacular fall from grace for the bbc's most senior newsreader, one of the bbc's highest paid presenters, who, of course, has now left the corporation. he has pleaded guilty to indecent image offences of children that relate to 41 separate indecent images relating to one child as young as seven other children up to the age of 15. he arrived here this morning just after 9 am, decided to front it up. basically, a lot of people just arrived right at the front door in a taxi and shoot straight in to court , but he walked right up to court, but he walked right up from a street just round the corner from here. and that allowed the many members of the media who are here, the photographers, the camera crews, to film him all the way in as he was wearing a dark suit, sunglasses , coming in here to sunglasses, coming in here to westminster court to face those charges. and of course, what quite often happens is th

former bbc presenter huw edwards has pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates court to three counts hatsapp, seven of which are the most serious kind. the court heard that he'd taken part in an onune that he'd taken part in an online chat with another adult man, who had sent him the images. hamas's top political leader, ismail haniyeh, has been killed in an attack on the iranian caphal in an attack on the iranian capital. the terror group is publicly blaming israel for the strike. it comes hours after israel killed a senior hezbollah commander in the lebanese caphal commander in the lebanese capital, raising fears of further escalation . back in the further escalation. back in the uk, angela rayner says labour was elected on a manifesto to build more houses as she plays down suggestions of a backlash. the deputy prime minister unveiled a plan that will see mandatory housing targets for local authorities. she's also appointed experts to lead an effort to create a series of new communities of at least 10,000 homes each , and there have been homes each, and there have been cheers at tea

in the past few minutes, huw edwards has pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates�* court to three counts. our correspondent is at the court for us. what happened? it was a very brief appearance, as expected. the magistrate court appearances usually are, it took a matter of minutes. is served to confirm his name, address, date of birth and then he pleaded guilty to all three charges of creating indecent images of children. he was accused of creating more than 35 images of children, indecent images. at least six were said to be of category a, the most extreme level of images, so very severe. as we said, he walked in around an hour ago, came around this corner to my right—hand sides, flanked by police officers, wearing a dark blue suits, blue tie and sunglasses. walked over surrounded by photographers who were desperate to get a picture of him and as he walked around, he was led through the doors behind me and as i just said, confirmation there that he has pleaded guilty to those three charges. this is going to sent shock waves in the media world and beyond to fans who have watched huw edwa

our special correspondent lucy manning has more on what happened inside westminster magistrates' court edwards arrived within a strong of reporters and cameras and he was jostled to get the courtroom, he did not say anything outside of court but 3 extremely significant words when he was inside court, he stood on the dock. he looked, he did not have much expression, he looked, i thought, relatively calm and the 3 charges that were put to him, category a, category b and category c images, after each1 he replied quietly but calmly, guilty, and the court heard further details of the accusations that he has now pleaded guilty to, that he was in a whatsapp chat with another man and they, the man was sending him as images, some were illegal, pornographic images but 41 of them were indecent images and the agents involved in those images, there were 2 videos as well, raged largely between 12 to 15 years of age 50 that's 2 of them included 7 to 9 years of age. in a couple of occasions, hugh edwards asked the man to stop sending illegal, and aged pictures but that didn't always stop. they carried

the 62 year old arrived at westminster magistrates court this morning for his first court appearancece being charged on the 26th of june, and gb news homeland security editor mark white, has been at the court throughout the day and we can speak to him now. mark, welcome to the show . so, the highest to the show. so, the highest paid bbc news presenter of them all, a crown jewel in the crown of the bbc, is now spectacularly fallen from grace today. >> yes, it was a surreal sight to watch. huw edwards head to westminster magistrates court surrounded, of course, by dozens of photographers, camera crews and reporters as that scrum moved its way towards the front entrance of the court . and as entrance of the court. and as huw edwards, then about 40 minutes later, stood in the dock to plead guilty to charge after charge relating to the making of indecent images of children. now, it was clarified in court by the catch all term of making indecent images can actually mean, accessing and downloading images, which is what happened on this occasion. he was in regular conversation, it seems, wit

statements, one from the crown prosecution service, says that mr edwards will appear at westminster magistrates�* courtdecent images of children. in the in more detailfrom them at the pilot and police service in london. they say the offences are alleged to have taken place between december 2020 and april 2022 and relate to images shared on a whatsapp chat. they say huw edwards was arrested on the 8th of november 2023 and that he was charged on wednesday the 26th ofjune following authorisation from the crown prosecution service and that he was then failed to appear at westminster magistrates�* court in london this wednesday, the 31st ofjuly. huw edwards, as i say, one of the bbc�*s best—known presenters until he left the corporation earlier this year, the corporation earlier this year, the face of so many big occasions for the bbc, ranging from general election to state occasions, huge news events, so those details coming into us this afternoon. liza news events, so those details coming into us this afternoon.— into us this afternoon. lizo mzimba, thanks very — into us this afternoon. lizo mzimba, thank

former bbc news presenter hugh edwards has so wide at westminster magistrates�* court a few minutes agost november and charged last month. if found guilty, he would face the maximum penalty of ten years in prison. huw edwards arriving few minutes ago, huw edwards is one of the biggest and most high profile bbc presenters before he resigned in april on medical advice. we will have more on that story once he has appeared at the magistrates�* court. now to southport and hundreds of tentative hotel last night to pay tribute to the three girls killed there in a knife attack at a children�*s dance workshop. just hours later, violent clashes broke out close to where the girls were stabbed to death. 39 police officers were injured, with 27 needing hospital treatment. merseyside police described the violence as sickening, and the prime minister warned that the rioters would feel the full force of the law. my my colleague is there for us. much, much more so, this is where the violence was. you can see the mosque behind me and you can see that the road sweepers are here, locals have been out all m

that's why it's likely now when he gets into westminster magistrates court, that this will be probablynary stages of the court process and then it will be committed for an appearance at the crown court because it is an offence that, if convicted , will offence that, if convicted, will carry a jail term of more than a yean carry a jail term of more than a year, then the magistrates court is not in a position to deal with that indictable offence and it has to go to the crown court itself. but huw edwards, now here at westminster magistrates court, having been charged with these indecent images , offences, these indecent images, offences, images that were, to according prosecutors, shared on whatsapp he was arrested in november of last year and charged. then in june, or the 26th of june. but we only just learned in the last day or so about this court appearance, with nothing mentioned at all about this from the crown prosecution service or the crown prosecution service or the police until they were asked. but of course, the media are here now . they await the are here now. they await the

at westminster magistrates�* court, he admitted to having 41 indecent images of children.andling of their former employee. the bbc, as you said, continued paying huw edwards, his vast salary, for five months after he was arrested, so questions around why that was. why also did they let him leave on his own terms? you remember, he resigned from the bbc in april, he said on the medical advice of doctors. we heard only last week he was the third highest paid presenter on the bbc, that he was paid for months while he was suspended, and of course people will ask will the bbc he trying to recoup that money? my understanding is there's no legal recourse, no legal way of doing that. we have more on our website bbc .com. let's focus in now on the situation in lebanon following that drone strike in the capital beirut which israel says targeted a key hezbollah commander. the strike occurred in the densely populated suburb of daniyeh and is said to have targeted fuad shukr, who is believed to be a key adviser to the hezbolah leader hassan nasrallah. the us has had a $5 million dollar

westminster magistrates' court heard that andrew tate had boasted in an online video about refusing to away in the end. our correspondent, danjohnson, has more on the story. they have been described today in court as serial and brazen tax evaders. they face accusations that they were funnelling their income from their online subscription activities through a network of uk bank accounts but not paying any tax on it either here or in romania or anywhere else for that matter. the court was told they haven't paid a penny of tax or vat dating back to 2014. this network of bank accounts was described as a spaghetti trail to make it impossible for anyone to disentangle, and the kc representing devon and cornwall police say their previous arrangements were entirely consistent with money laundering and entirely inconsistent with open and transparent dealings. now, £2.8 million has been frozen by devon and cornwall police across seven bank accounts. at the revenue over the last ten years dating back to 2014 is estimated to amount to £21 million, but the court was told much of that had already be

at westminster magistrates�* court, he admitted having 41 indecent images of children, which had beenr, edwards was one of the main presenters on bbc 0ne's news at ten and often fronted coverage of major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth ii. he was arrested in november and charged last month. he will be sentenced on 16 september and a probation report is being compiled. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the heatwave continues today across some parts of the country but overnight tonight and into tomorrow, the weather looks like it will start to break down. we've the risk of heavy rain, thunder and lightning, mainly across england and wales. still difficult to pin the details down because those storms are yet to develop. we've had some threatening cloud here in the far southeast of england with showers close by. these are the temperatures we have this afternoon. not really changing much for the northern half of the uk, it's much hotter further south, but because we've got an easterly breeze this time, the highest temperatures will get pushed that little f

. ~ , ., we will return to westminster magistrates' court as soon as we get any developments and whata huw edwards put in. you are watching bbc news. if you are just tuning if you arejust tuning in, a reminder that we are talking about the breaking news that one of hamas top leaders, ismail haniyeh, is dead, according to the group. they claim that israel is behind the attack and this happened during a raid on his residence in tehran during a visit for the iranians president's inauguration. so far we have not heard from israel themselves. they have not claimed this attack or commented specifically on it yet. let's talk to an international negotiator at chatham house. thank you for your time. we keep talking about the risk of escalation because that is, of course, the primary concern when something like this happens. what do you make in terms of israel's perspective, the way they will greet this news when it comes to their overall objectives in this war? thank you for having me on your show, that is an excellent question. it is a pivotal moment, let me just say that, a very, very danger

earlier today, the former bbc news presenter pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates court to accessingages of children as young as seven. the bbc says it knew he'd been arrested back in november on suspicion of serious offences. at the time, he'd been suspended from duties but was still being paid his full salary, and later received a pay rise. earlier this year, he resigned from the corporation, allowed to leave on his own terms. we'll have more on who knew what and when in the bbc with katie razzall, but first, here's lucy manning. the man who read the news headlines is now in them, in the middle of the jostling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside, facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court, but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and, as the counts were read out, calmly, quietly, he replied, "guilty.". then again, "guilty," and for the third time, "guilty.". the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp ch

he will appear at westminster magistrates�* court on wednesday.a remarkable victory by the reigning olympic champion tom pidcock in the mountain biking. he had to overcome a puncture to cross the finish line first and claim the second olympic gold of his career — as our sports editor dan roan reports. gold medallist and olympic champion thomas pidcock! title duly defended, an emotional tom pidcock after a comeback the like of which mountain biking has rarely, if ever, seen before. earlier, the yorkshireman took an early lead, but then came a puncture, suddenly down in ninth and almost 40 seconds off the lead. well, here he comes. tom pidcock, about to complete his fifth lap of this tight and twisty course, but he�*s up against it. that puncture has cost him so much time. can he somehow fight back into contention? to the delight of the home fans, frenchman victor koretzky appeared to be cruising to victory, but the defiant pidcock, who�*d had to quit the tour de france just 16 days ago with covid, was starting to close the gap. by a thrilling final

at westminster magistrates�* court, he admitted having 41 indecent images of children, which had beenincluded seven category a images, the most serious classification. until last year, edwards was one of the main presenters on bbc 0ne�*s news at ten, and often fronted coverage of major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth the second. he was arrested in november and charged last month. he will be sentenced on 16 september and a probation report is being compiled. the man who read the news headlines is now in them. in the middle of the jostling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside. facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court, but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and as the counts were read out calmly, quietly he replied guilty — then again guilty ,and for the third time, guilty. the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online, who sent him pictures and videos. of

at westminster magistrates�* court, he admitted having 41 indecent images of children, which had beent to him by another man on whatsapp. they included seven category a images, the most serious classification. until last year, edwards was one of the main presenters on bbc one's news at ten and often fronted coverage of major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth the second. he was arrested in november and charged last month. he will be sentenced on 16 september and a probation report is being compiled. the man who read the news headlines is now in them. in the middle of the jostling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside. facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and as the counts were read out calmly, quietly he replied guilty — then again guilty and for the third time, guilty. the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online

westminster magistrates court was told that 41 of them were indecent images of children. huw edwards, resigned from the corporation earlier this year following unrelated allegations that he paid a young person for sexually explicit photos. he will be sentenced in september. our special correspondent, lucy manning, was in court. the man who read the news headlines is now in them. in the middle of the jostling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside. facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and as the counts were read out calmly, quietly he replied guilty — then again guilty and for the third time, guilty. the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online, who sent him pictures and videos. of the 377 sexual images, 41 were indecent images of children, mostly between 12 and 15 years old. but two of the most extreme images were videos o

westminster magistrates court was told that 41 of them were indecent images of children.

which had been sent to him by another man on whatsapp, this is news which came out of the westminster magistrates' courtfication. until last year, edwards was one of the main presenters on bbc one's news at ten and often fronted coverage of major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth ii. he was arrested last november and charged last month. he will be sentenced on the 16th of september and a probation report will been compiled. lucy manning is here. we saw huw edwards outside of court. what edwards outside of court. what ha--ened edwards outside of court. what happened inside _ edwards outside of court. what happened inside court? - edwards outside of court. ib'fi�*ué�*ii happened inside court? mr edwards arrived with reporters and cameras around him, he wasjostled arrived with reporters and cameras around him, he was jostled trying to get in. he didn't say anything outside court, but three extremely significant words when he was inside court. he stood in the dark, he didn't have much expression, he looked relatively calm, and the three charges were put to him, the category a, b and c,

arrested last november and charged last month, before making the plea this morning at westminster magistrates courtof major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth ii. our culture and media editor katie razzall reflected on what we have heard today about huw edwards. i think what is important is to reflect on how important someone who was the face of the bbc was. this is a man held our hands through a really key moments of national life. notjust presenting the flagship news at ten programme, one of the most trusted faces of news, but also some of the bbc pick to replace, when david dimbleby and elsie was no longer going to present the election night programmes, it was huw edwards to bbc turned to. he was a man who announced queen elizabeth's deaths when she died. he narrated the coronation of king charles. these are key moments in the public life of britain and yet, if he has pleaded guilty some really significant, really terrible charges and i think everybody in this building and much further afield would be shocked to hear about this. and a big questions will be busy to answer too

at westminster magistrates' court, he admitted having 41 indecent images of children, which had been presenters on bbc one's news at ten and often fronted coverage of major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth the second. he was arrested in november and charged last month. he will be sentenced on 16 september and a probation

that's go back to my colleague outside westminster magistrates�* court following this.— in the past hour. yes, around an hour ago. _ in the past hour. yes, around an hour ago, 62-year-old - in the past hour. yes, around an hour ago, 62-year-old huw- in the past hour. yes, around an - hour ago, 62-year-old huw edwards hour ago, 62—year—old huw edwards arrived at court flanked by several police office, made his way around the building to the front with lots of photographers surrounding him, eager to get the picture of the former presenter. it was quite the frenzy, a photographerfell to the floor, smashers camera, lot of bad language, conveying how enthusiastic they were to get a picture of the former presenter. he went in and pleaded guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children. it was a short court appearance, lasted 26 minutes or so, he confirmed his name, address and date of birth. the charges were read out and he quietly pleaded guilty to all three of them. then there was some discussion between the defence and prosecution, and we�*ve learned new deta

at westminster magistrates�* court, he admitted to having 41 indecent images of children.y, for five months after he was arrested, so questions around why that was. why also did they let him leave on his own terms? you remember, he resigned from the bbc in april, he said on the medical advice of doctors. we heard only last week he was the third highest paid presenter on the bbc, that he was paid for months while he was suspended, and of course people will ask will the bbc he trying to recoup that money? my understanding is there�*s no legal recourse, no legal way of doing that. protesters have attacked police outside downing street in central london, throwing cans and glass bottles at officers in riot gear. the protest is being held after the stabbings in southport on monday when three young girls were killed and eight other children injured. detectives investigating the attack have been granted more time to question a 17—year—old boy. unrest broke out in the merseyside town hours after a vigil to honour the victims of monday�*s knife attack at a dance school. more than 50

he will appear at westminster magistrates�* court on wednesday.rkable victory by the reigning olympic champion, tom pidcock, in the mountain biking. he had to overcome a puncture to cross the finish line first and claim the second olympic gold of his career, as our sports editor dan roan reports. gold medallist and olympic champion thomas pidcock! title duly defended, an emotional tom pidcock after a comeback the like of which mountain biking has rarely, if ever, seen before. earlier, the yorkshireman took an early lead, but then came a puncture, suddenly down in ninth and almost a0 seconds off the lead. well, here he comes. tom pidcock, about to complete his fifth lap of this tight and twisty course, but he�*s up against it. that puncture has cost him so much time. can he somehow fight back into contention? to the delight of the home fans, frenchman victor koretzky appeared to be cruising to victory, but the defiant pidcock, who�*d had to quit the tour de france just 16 days ago with covid, was starting to close the gap. by a thrilling final lap,

earlier today, the former bbc news presenter pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates�* court, to accessingen arrested back in november, on suspicion of serious offences. at the time he'd been suspended from duties, but was still being paid his full salary, and later received a pay rise. earlier this year, he resigned from the corporation allowed to leave on his own terms. lucy manning has more. the man who read the news headlines is now in them, in the middle of the jostling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside, facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court, but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and, as the counts were read out, calmly, quietly, he replied, "guilty". then again, "guilty," and for the third time, "guilty". the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online, who sent him pictures and videos. of the 377 sexual images, 41 were indecent images of children, mostly between 12—15 y

he admitted the offences are a brief hearing at westminster magistrates�* court this morning.es of children by another man on whatsapp. let�*s get more on this with our correspondent at westminster man. more details of what huw edwards pleaded guilty to, bring us up today? pleaded guilty to, bring us up toda ? , ., , ., today? yes, to the viewers who didn't hear _ today? yes, to the viewers who didn't hear me _ today? yes, to the viewers who didn't hear me 20 _ today? yes, to the viewers who didn't hear me 20 minutes - today? yes, to the viewers who j didn't hear me 20 minutes ago, today? yes, to the viewers who i didn't hear me 20 minutes ago, he didn�*t hear me 20 minutes ago, he has pleaded guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children. if you have been following this case, you will know he was accused and has admitted to making 37 pictures. that number has been changed to a1. so he has pleaded guilty to making a1 indecent images of children and the dates have slightly changed. he committed those offences between the 16th of december 2020 and august the 1ath

he has been bailed to appear at westminster magistrates court on wednesday . o reminding the public and the media that this is, of course, an active case and nothing should be in published that could prejudice any court appearances. now remember that huw edwards, the former bbc presenter the bbc announced last week that he was paid more more than £475,000 by the bbc last year before he resigned. so just to recap, huw edwards, former bbc presenter, has been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. he will appear in court on wednesday . wednesday. >> okay, thank you cameron, for that update and let's go back now. get reaction to what rachel reeves said in the house of commons. i'm joined in the studio by our reporter adam cherry . adam. so, a bold cherry. adam. so, a bold statement. a lengthy statement. rachel reeves started off by pointing out the size of the black hole increased from 20 billion this morning to 22 billion, and a phrase she kept repeating, if we cannot afford it, we cannot do it. adam, what leapt out to you in her rather s

arrested last november and charged last month, before making the plea this morning at westminster magistrates�* courtr senior uk correspondent sima kotecha is there for us now. sima, what more do we know? afternoon, sally. huw edwards made himself into courtjust after 9am this morning, he was flanked by several police officers who led him in through the double doors behind me. the court heard he was sent the images in a whatsapp chat with another man. today, 41 of those images were indecent images, we were told, mainly including children between the ages of 12, at least two of the images in both children aged between seven and nine years old. his lawyer told the court there was no suggestion that he had made any of these images to himself. the judge said he would not sentence mr ed was today, there needed to be a promotional report and he needed to hear more about him, his motivation and whether there was a risk of reoffending. he is scheduled to be backin reoffending. he is scheduled to be back in court on the 16th of september. huw edwards. for decades, the calm, trusted face of bbc news. walking i

. >> huw edwards in court the former bbc presenter is due at westminster magistrates court today chargedildren. >> farming crisis the new government has been accused of ignonng government has been accused of ignoring rural communities because they failed to get a mention in the king's speech >> eco protesters just stop oil targets holidaymakers at heathrow and gatwick airport. we asked this morning should we scrap summer holidays abroad to cut emissions? >> a sizzling

westminster magistrates court was told seven of the 41 indecent images sent to the veteran broadcaster who has now been named from merthyr tydfil, were of the most serious type. what i'm interested in is why the liberal media elites, led by the likes of lewis goodall, jon sopel and owen jones, jumped his defence and blamed the sun for reporting on earlier allegations about mr edwards. they wanted to shoot the messenger and without the courage of the sun against the background of increasingly restrictive privacy laws, a dangerous predator on children would have remained at large , would have remained at large, able to continue enjoying dinner parties with his leftie defenders. well, i'm joined now by my fearsomely feisty panel historian, broadcaster tessa dunlop, and the associate commentator at the telegraph, moutaz ahmed moutaz. the son has done an enormous public service and it had bile poured all over it by people like lewis goodall and so on for daring to report on one of the colossuses of the bbc. >> yes, it was a separate allegation. yes but it was one of those stories that witho

he'll appear at westminster magistrates court tomorrow . tomorrow. >> the omagh bomb inquiry, led by , will have its by lord turnbull, will have its first public hearing today. it aims to determine if uk authorities could have prevented the 1998 republican bomb attack that killed 29 people in omagh, including a woman pregnant with twins. this long awaited investigation seeks to uncover any potential failings that may have led to the event , any potential failings that may have led to the event, and junior doctors have been offered a pay junior doctors have been offered a pay increase of more than 22% in a bid to end their strike action. >> the chancellor has confirmed that the british medical association is now putting the offer to its members. doctors have walked out 11 times since 2022 and had been demanding a 35% pay rise. >> well, look, we've all been told it's going to be a gorgeous day today. well, actually, i say a gorgeous day, but it would be. there'd be health warnings, won't there? >> oh yeah, it'll be horror. surprise. >> we haven't had them so far today actually. yellow

they said mr edwards will appear at westminster magistrates' court this wednesday, the sist ofjuly, 2024ong time one of the most prominent faces on the bbc, presenting general election coverage, big royal occasions, big state occasions for many people, one of the best—known and most important faces of the corporation and also one of its highest—paid names. so, tojust repeat, that one of its highest—paid names. so, to just repeat, that breaking news, huw edwards, the former bbc presenter, has been charged with three offences of making indecent images of children. thank you very much. entertainment correspondent with that breaking news. must return to the house of commons and continue listening in to the chancellor rachel reeves' statement about public spending cuts. the lib dems' spokesperson. thank— the lib dems' spokesperson. thank you. _ the lib dems' spokesperson. thank you. mr— the lib dems' spokesperson. thank you, mr speaker, - the lib dems' spokesperson. thank you, mr speaker, and i the lib dems' spokesperson. | thank you, mr speaker, and i the lib dems' spokesperson. - thank you,

he will appear at westminster magistrates court on wednesday . the i deadly knife on wednesday.en's dance class. of course, that terrible story from southport today, which really, if i'm being honest, has rocked the nation. the sun, two children killed at houday the sun, two children killed at holiday club, six children critical 17 year old teenager is held and a bit on the side there. hughes, 37, indecent images, charges the guardian . images, charges the guardian. two children dead and nine injured in ferocious attack at dance class rachel reeves at the bottom, she acts to plug £22 billion black hole quotes covered up , unquote, by the covered up, unquote, by the tories and the daily mail. two children dead in holiday club carnage and a bit on the olympics at the bottom. was this the greatest comeback in olympic history? team gb mountain biker tom pidcock celebrates gold in paris today. so there we go. i'm joined now by my press pack daily express columnist carole malone, former labour minister bill rammell and the former chairman of the conservative party, sirjake berry. righ

westminster magistrates�* court heard that andrew tate had boasted in an online video about refusing ue tomorrow. dan johnson there _ here will continue tomorrow. dan johnson there at _ here will continue tomorrow. dan johnson there at westminster magistrates courts, thanks so much for now. rachel reeves has promised today that economic growth. getting the economy moving is a journey — and it starts with a basic bread and butter issue. people just aren't spending like they used to. yeah, i have noticed a lot of change. obviously the amount of money people use to spend on their drinks and food has gone down an awful lot recently. james, his son braith and kim rely on a food charity to get by. still working in her late 60s, this is not where kim expected to be. pensioners use it, young people use it, all sorts of families, because nobody is getting any help, and i'm just hoping that the new chancellor will be helping. braith needs his dad's full—time care but they say state support left them homeless for 18 months. it's got increasingly difficult, very hard now. really, we've never been

former bbc news presenter huw edwards will appear before westminster magistrates' court today, chargedcounts of making indecent images of children. the offences are alleged to have taken place between 2020 and 2022, and relate to 37 images that were shared on a whatsapp chat, according to the metropolitan police. the broadcaster was arrested last november and charged last month. the government is expected to boost investment in renewable energy to a record £1.5 billion — up by £500 million from last year. it's after industry leaders called for more support. most of the sum will go towards offshore wind projects. labour has promised to quadruple their number by 2030. the broadcast regulator 0fcom has found quarter of the population don't watch any traditional tv each week. we're still watching an average of four and half hours of content every day though, just increasingly on platforms like youtube, tiktok and instagram. there was more medaljoy for team gb on the fourth day of the olympics, with golds in the trap shooting and in the swimming pool, where the men's four by 200 metres free

he's due to appear at westminster magistrates' court next month.a gentle breeze around and we're looking at top temperatures around 22 to 23 degrees. so through this evening, just a few showers around. but as the night progresses it will turn increasingly cloudy and by the end of the night we are expecting some showery rain. further south, our temperatures will fall away to around 12 to 13 degrees, so a mild start to our friday morning. friday — any early showery rain will clear first thing. the rest of the day is looking drier, but plenty of cloud will linger. then saturday, a mostly cloudy start as it brightens up through the afternoon. we are expecting a few showers, these potentially falling heavy and thundery and then good spells of sunshine through the day on sunday. that's it from me for now. do take a look at our website to find out about the london museum that's won this year's 'museum of the year prize'. i'll be back in half an hour, now back to charlie and naga. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. the home sec