yunus mulla, bbc news, liverpool. labour says it will bring in a total ban on tv adverts for junk food before the 9pm watershed. the current rules, which the conservatives argue are the strictest in the world, prevent adverts for products high in fat, salt or sugarfrom being run around children's tv programmes. here's our health editor hugh pym. that's healthy, though, isn't it? labour's john ashworth was back at school today, learning with pupils how to prepare healthy food. if the party's elected, he says there will be a new strategy aimed at halving childhood obesity in ten years. we want to have the healthiest children in the world. yes, that is an ambitious target but to be frank, i'm ambitious for the children of this country. labour wants to spend £250 million a year more on public health in england, including more nurses in schools and getting every government department to help promote child health. last year, 40% of children in england's most deprived areas were overweight or obese, compared to 27% in the mo

yunus mulla, thank you very much. —— although serious. this — after hundreds of thousands of tonnes of sand were dumped back on the coastline during a freak tide. locals hope there will be a return of hotels, guesthouses and cafes — all forced to shut down after the beach washed away in 1984. keith doyle reports. achill island on the west coast of ireland has many beautiful beaches but for the past 30 years this was not one of them. however, nature has now returned dooagh beach to its former beauty. storms in the 1980s stripped the beach, but over ten days ocean currents have deposited thousands of tonnes of sand to recreate its 300—metre white sandy beach. the most probable reason this beach has reformed is due to two things. it's either a change in sediment supply from further up or down the coast that has brought a fresh amount of sediment to this beach. or, it could be due to a change in environmental conditions. either an alteration in the wave climate, or a series of tides that has provided the ideal conditions for this beach to ref

bbc‘s yunus mulla reports. playing in the garden of a house here in the dingle area of liverpool when she was attacked by a number of dogs. she was with two of her young cousins, aged four and six, when the attack took place, and the dogs managed to somehow get into that garden from a neighbouring property. she was staying with her aunt, who did her best to try and save the little girl, she fought off the dog from the two other girls, but the little girl suffered what police describe as "extensive injuries". today, police have been carrying out a number of enquiries, 11 dogs from a neighbouring property were seized, six of those puppies. andrew mcgowan, who is 35, has been charged with allowing four dogs, in particular, to be dangerously out of control. he will appear before liverpool magistrates‘ court tomorrow. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: france's president—elect emmanuel macron has promised to unite the country following his decisive win. his first task is to form a

the bbc‘s yunus mulla reports. to make it up to standard. today, councillors agreed with inspectors that those improvements had been made and there had been a change in culture at the zoo. of course, the zoo were delighted with that result. right now, the main concern is the safari zoo and the future is secure. we arejust safari zoo and the future is secure. we are just relieved and just over the moon with the decision. we can't thank the committee members, the inspectors and officers, and eve ryo ne inspectors and officers, and everyone that has been working hard to get at it. there were objections from animal welfare groups that claimed any improvements was it official. they wanted the license not to be given. this is of course because david gill, they say, was around. they say these changes were purely superficial. david gill, who is the founder of the zoo was not here today. he was appealing against the decision to refuse him a licence earlier this year. i am told by his legal representative that that appeal wi

bbc‘s yunus mulla reports. the garden of a relative's home when she was attacked by a number of dogs. she was with two young cousins aged four and six when the dogs attacked. the dogs managed to get into the property from a neighbouring garden. her aunt did her best to save the little girl, fighting off the dog from the two other goals, but the little girl suffered what police described as extensive injuries. today, police have carried out a number of enquiries. 11 dogs from a neighbouring property were seized, six were puppies and five were adult dogs. two adult dogs were humanely destroyed. as pa rt dogs. two adult dogs were humanely destroyed. as part of the enquiry, police arrested a 35—year—old man, andrew mcgowan, who is 35 and has been charged with allowing four dogs,in been charged with allowing four dogs, in particular, who were dangerously out of control. he will appear before liverpool magistrates‘ court tomorrow. a couple from northampton have been jailed after being convicted of a total of 62 child

our correspondent yunus mulla sent this update from merseyside police headquarters.xtensive injuries. with me i have superintendent mark wiggins. mark, you are part of the investigation team. what is the condition of the girl at the moment? the two—year—old girl who was attacked by the dogs yesterday underwent some extensive surgery at alder hey hospital yesterday. and she is now recovering from the extent of her ordeal. she will clearly need further medical intervention as we go forward in the next few weeks and the next few months. at this stage we don't know how much of that will be required. what do we understand happened here? how did she get those injuries? what we do know is yesterday afternoon at her aunt's address in cockburn street in toxteth she was playing with two of her young relatives who were six and four years of age and somehow we know that from a neighbouring property a number of dogs managed to get into the back garden and whilst the aunt was able to get the four and six—year—old to safety the two—year—old unfortunately was attacked by those dogs,

year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of having dangerous dogs out of control. 0ur correspondent yunus mullat off the attack and run to the front of the house that was described hearing the screams of dogs got the baby. merseyside police have seized 11 dogs, to have been humanely destroyed and arrested a 35—year—old man on suspicion of having dogs dangerously out of control. the two—year—old is said to be serious in hospital but not in a life—threatening condition. police say that anyone with concerns over dogs or their owners should report their concerns to them. back to the election of a emmanuel macron. he is the youngest by ministers since napoleon's nephew. he has a new party, they are hoping to change that the elections. let's speak to anne lebreton, from president—elect macron's en marche party. how do you go about convincing people to serve in his government, or become parliamentarians, when there is no base within parliament that party—macro there is no base within parliament that pa rty—macro has? there is no base within parliament that party-macro has? that was pretty easy because

been arrested on suspicion of having a dangerous dog or dogs out of control. 0ur correspondent yunus mullaice have described this as an horrific attack which has left the two—year—old girl with extensive injuries. with me i have superintendent mark wiggins. you are pa rt superintendent mark wiggins. you are part of the investigation team, what is the condition of the girl? the two—year—old girl was attacked by the dogs yesterday underwent extensive surgery yesterday evening and she is now recovering from the extent of her ordeal. she will clearly need further medical intervention as we go forward in the next few weeks and months and at this stage we don't know how much of that will be required. what do we understand happened here? what we know is that yesterday afternoon at herand's know is that yesterday afternoon at her and's address she was playing with two of her young relatives who we re with two of her young relatives who were six and four and somehow we know that from a neighbouring property a number of dogs got into the back garden and whilst the ant was able to get the four in the