we're live outside woolwich crown court . temperatures expecting to soar to over 32 degrees. that's so hot. but it might be short lived with thunderstorms incoming, when will summer officially begin? we'll put it to an expert . begin? we'll put it to an expert. >> now, it's just been a little over an hour since the sentencing of anjem chowdhury, the radical islamist hate preacher, perhaps the most notorious hate preacher in britain. >> he's probably the most famous islamist preacher since someone like abu hamza back in the in the 1990s, like abu hamza back in the in the 19905, 2000. like abu hamza back in the in the 1990s, 2000. so really significant for him to be jailed for such a long amount of time, which in any hope will prevent him at least from radicalising people in the public and hopefully also from radicalising his fellow prisoners in jail. if he's segregated as he was during his previous sentence. >> well, our man charlie peters has been at the court. he's outside the court for us. we'll be joining him in just a mom

we can speak to our correspondent live at woolwich crown court.ence learnt today. this is an - extraordinary long sentence for awem extraordinary long sentence for anjem choudary, amount many journalists have followed for a long time because of his importance and standing in extremism. he was head of the network which was a broad—based jihad group pushing for sharia law in the uk by any means possible, including violence. over 20 years or so, dozens if not scores of its supporters and people inspired by its ideology went abroad to fight in afghanistan and somalia, in syria in more recent years, carried out acts of terrorism in their home countries, particularly here in the uk. anjem choudary was long said to be at the heart of the organisation, but it was only today he was actually sentence for that, having been found guilty last week. the big question was how long were the courts going to send him to jail for, and thejudge gave him this extraordinarily lengthy sentence of life with a minimum of 28. he is 58, not lacking in confidence, but he was

from woolwich crown court, charlie peters.r an exclusive tete a tete with liz truss. and let's ask jacob rees—mogg now , what we're jacob rees—mogg now, what we're likely to expect from this interview, because he joins me interview, because he joins me in the studio. jacob, so you've got a good sit down with the former pm. what's on the menu? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> well, i'm delighted liz is coming in to discuss this really important issue of handing over more power to bureaucrats, because what has been revealed by the bank of england itself was that the rise in interest rates that happened whilst liz was prime minister around the time of the mini—budget, was the fault of the bank of england. >> two thirds of it relates to something called liquidity after solvency hedging risk. >> and this is the bank of england itself. quietly, in may, putting its hands up and saying you can't put your hands up and say mayor culpa, but that's effectively what it's done . so effectively what it's done. so finding who's responsible an

our home legal correspondent has more from woolwich crown court.inarily long sentence for him. a man that many followed for a long time because of his importance in understanding extremism in the uk. it was the head of a network which is a broad—based jihadist group pushing for sharia law in the uk and abroad by any means possible which included violence. and over the years, over 20 years or so, dozens if not scores of its supporters and people inspired by its ideology went abroad to fight in afghanistan and somalia, in syria in more recent years are carried out acts of terrorism in their home countries, particularly here in the uk as well. anjem choudary was said to be at the heart of this organisation, and it was only today that he was found and sentenced for that having been found realty last week. the big question was how long were they going to send him to jailfor. thejudge gave was how long were they going to send him to jail for. the judge gave this extraordinarily long sentence of life with a minimum of 28 years. awem life with a minimum of

we are hearing that the islamist preacher anjem choudary has been found guilty at woolwich crown courtsation, jerome. the court found after a trial that he was guilty of directing the terrorist organisation and encouraging support through online meetings. we understand that he is going to be sentenced at the same court later this month. the eu says it will not allow hungary to host a meeting of foreign ministers in budapest in august. it comes after several countries expressed concern over the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban making a visit to moscow. the eu says its decision should be seen as a symbolic signal. hungary says it was completely childish. if you enjoy going back and forth on a swing, and you have absolutely no fear of heights, then this may be the ideal tourist attraction for you. it's what the operators claim is the highest swing in europe — set around 120 metres up on a hotel roof, overlooking alexander platz in central berlin. anyone having a go is strapped in before being pushed out over the edge as fast or slow as they like. stay with us here on bbc news. hello

moments ago, woolwich crown court found that he directed the terror group and he'd encouraged supportor it through online meetings. we'll bring you more as we get this. meetings. we'll bring you more as we get this . and finally , the as we get this. and finally, the last remaining member of the four tops, whose music helped define the sound of motown, has died at the age of 88. find you, no matter where you will, you will. >> you can't help myself because i love you and no one else. >> abdul fakir, who was often known as duke, was part of the quartette behind a string of hits throughout the 1960s. in addition to i can't help myself, which you just heard , they also which you just heard, they also gave the world reach out, i'll be there and baby, i need your loving, all of which became instant classics. forever committed to his craft, he continued playing long after the group's heyday , completing his group's heyday, completing his final tour at the end of last year. final tour at the end of last year . fellow final tour at the end of last year. fellow musician final tour at the end o

following a trial at woolwich crown court , chowdhury was crown court, chowdhury was convicted of taking now with gb news national reporter charlie peters. charlie justice has been a long time coming for anjum chowdhury, but it seems today he finally ran out of time. tell us more. >> justice a long time coming , >> justice a long time coming, but also this has been a significant objective from the uk intelligence and counter—terrorism for community decades. >> because al—muhajiroun and anjem choudary have been key radicalises in recent years and this charge now, the successful conviction on section 56 of the terrorism act, which is for directing a terrorist organisation, is extremely rare. last handed down in 2008 for a mastermind of al—qaeda. but anjum chowdhury, receiving that conviction alongside two others, not only for being a member of al—muhajiroun but also for encouraging support for it. now, in the course of this trial, we also saw him set alongside his co—defendant, khalid hussain, who was also on charge for being a member of al—muhajiroun. he was a canadian national and his in

shaken to its core, and radical islamist hate preacher anjem choudary is sentenced today at woolwich crown courte 9/11 attacks, was found guilty last week of directing a terror organisation , and gb news can organisation, and gb news can exclusively reveal that more than 3000 small boat migrants have illegally crossed the engush have illegally crossed the english channel since labour came to power. >> we look at exclusive gb news video of the latest arrivals today in dover. amidst it, all 3000 people coming across in small boats since the general election, since the general election, since the general election, since the new government that promised to smash the gangs, it's absolutely shocking, especially given that they've chosen to scrap the rwanda plan, saying it won't encourage people