this is wishaw, where i grew up. sort of small town in the central belt. imean... i think, if you go to any town of its size that's lost its industry, you'll see the same problems — you'll see a lot of charity shops, you'll see very little economic activity. something's been happening here. this old bank building in the town centre is now occupied by a group of volunteers — a financial institution replaced by a suicide charity in a town in economic decline. no, it's no' stupid at all, hen. they're on call 2a hours a day to offer support and counselling to those bereaved by suicide or those considering it. what time did i say there? they see hundreds of people a month. the charity is called chris's house. anne rowan started it four years after her son christopher took his own life. i became very ill — mentally ill — through christopher dying. i felt such a failure. really overwhelming guilt that i couldn't save my son. overwhelming guilt that i must have been a terrible mother that my son didn't come and tell me how b

alison martin runs dm legal, a claims company in wishaw.ng to take on the unions for their behaviour during the equal pay fight. this is an old hairdresser‘s, you said ? yes, old hairdresser‘s. do you want to come through? yes, absolutely. they're there to fight for the people, the normal working—class people, they're meant to protect these people. the unions are meant to be there to kick up a big storm about it and make sure people are getting treated properly. and did you find that was not the case? really, really, really, you know, i cannae emphasise it any more, it's the opposite of the case. they're meant to be the guardians of the working—class people, this one says they've never been told anything from their union. is that a common theme? it is quite a common theme. dm legal now says it is preparing action against the unions. you're suing them? we are suing them. breach of contract, negligence. failure of care, breach of judiciary negligence. failure of care, breach ofjudiciary duty. part of any case will include testimony from forme

and in half an hour, disclosure reporter chris clements returns to his home town of wishaw to ask whyn scotland is at a five—year high. donald trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died after a military operation, conducted by us special forces. he'd been described as the world's most wanted man, and mrtrump said capturing or killing him had been the top national security priority of his administation. al—baghdadi had been under surveillance in northern syria for weeks, and was eventually cornered, in the village of barisha. he's said to have detonated an explosive vest as his compound came under attack. here's our middle east correspondent, quentin somerville. abu bakr al—baghdadi died in the dark in northern syria. the ferocious sound of the firefight was heard for miles. pictures of donald trump watching the operation live have now been released by the white house. he later described how baghdadi he had fled into a tunnel wearing a suicide vest, taking three of his children with him. he reached the end of the tunnel as our dogs chased

reporter chris clements returns to his home town of wishaw in lanarkshire to ask why.u are a man talking about mental health problems. last years suicide in scotland was at its highest level and five years. been felt, with those on the front of suicide prevention. disclosure is filmed in one area where this increase has been felt, with those on the front of suicide prevention. there are people we can get because they have acted on impulse. and in a town rocked by four teenage deaths in less than two months. generates a huge amount of fear around what might be happening with our young people. we find people trying to make sense of these deaths. it consumes you, every second of every minute of every day. when those with the answers are no longer here. cheering. motherwell football club in the heart of post—industrial lanarkshire. its entire identity is wrapped up in the steel—making past. a place for the working man. but today it promotes suicide prevention. on match days, messages and signs encouraging fans to speak out, seek help all around the park. that is because th

the semi—final and in half an hour, disclosure reporter chris clements returns to his home town of wishawy suicide in scotland is at a five—year high. president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been killed during an operation by us special forces. the is leader had been described as the world's most wanted man, in 2011 the us officially designated him a "terrorist" and offered a reward of ten million dollars for information leading to his capture or death — his death had been wrongly reported on several occasions. to his capture or death — his death had been wrongly reported on several occasions. he emerged in 2010 as the leader of al-qaeda in iraq, one of the groups that merged with is, and rose to prominence during the attempted merger with the al—nusra front in syria. our correspondent quentin sommerville reports, the ferocious sound of the firefight was held from. —— the ferocious sound of the firefight was heard for miles. us forces dropped from helicopters and surrounded a compound. a brutal killer who has caused so much violence