a 22—year—old man, thought to be zakari's father, has been arrested on suspicion of murder.ming companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. one big concern are so called loot boxes, virtual objects that you can buy during online gaming, to improve your progress. now there are calls for them to be regulated and banned from being sold to children. joe tidy reports. here we go, man! loot boxes are randomised in game treasure chests opened with real—world money. mps want them regulated under gambling laws. at a nearby gaming cafe, owner mike welcomes the idea. my opinion is they are gambling. they have the mechanics of gambling, they act the same way as gambling does, you don't know what you're going to get when you put your money towards them and i think they have the same dangers as gambling. but it's not a view shared by all. it's your choice after all. i've spent over £100 on it. i think it was worth it in the end because it all at once. you want something and if you don't get it, you keep going until you get it. i think it's only a problem if

a 22 year—old man has been charged with the murder of 11—month—old zakari bennett—eko, who died afterell in greater manchester yesterday. mps have called on gaming companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. we will take you through what the front pages are. with me arejohn stevens, the daily mail's deputy political editor, and georgina wright from the institute for government. thank you very much for being with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the dup is open to shifting its red lines on brexit, helping borisjohnson get a deal with the eu, reports the times. the newspaper understands that the party would accept northern ireland abiding by some eu rules after brexit as part of a new deal to replace to irish backstop. the guardian leads with the speakerjohn bercow, who has said he will stop the prime ministerfrom breaking the law to push through a brexit the house of commons doesn't agree with. jeremy corbyn is discussing scrapping discounts for ind

zakari bennett—eko was pulled out of the river irwell in radcliffe by firefighters on wednesday. his father, zak eko, who is 22 and of no fixed address, was remanded in custody. the manufacturer whirlpool has intensified efforts to contact people who have bought tumble dryers which might pose a fire risk. since a full recall was announced injuly, the firm has located more than 60,000 potentially faulty dryers but hundreds of thousands remain in uk homes. simon gompertz reports. the tumble dryers have been blamed for a series of fires, including this at a block of flats in london. now, at whirlpool, near bristol, thousands of tumble dryers are coming off the production lines to replace the faulty ones. one every ten seconds. they are letting the cameras in for the first time to try to show how safety conscious they have become. under the recall, owners can get a replacement, a modification or refund. of 500,000 problem dryers to find, 65,000 have been located sincejuly. the people that you see working on this floor are working flat out to make sure we have availability of products

his son, zakari bennett—eko, died in hospital after rescuers were called to the river irwell in bury.l has intensified efforts to contact people who have bought tumble dryers which might pose a fire risk. since a full recall was announced injuly, the firm has located more than 60,000 potentially faulty dryers, but hundreds of thousands remain in uk homes. simon gompertz reports. tumble dryers have been blamed for a series of fires, including this at a block of flats in london. now, in whirlpool, near bristol, thousands of new dryers coming off the production line are destined to replace the faulty ones, at an unknown cost to the company. this is the first time they have let the cameras in. the intention is to show how safety—conscious they have now become. under the recall, owners can get a replacement, a modification or a refund. of 500,000 problem dryers to find, 65,000 have been located sincejuly. the people that you see working on this floor are working flat out to make sure we have availability of product, and the people taking the calls are working saturdays to make it convenien

eleven month old zakari bennett—eko died on wednesday after being pulled out of the river irwell in greater 72 people died — have interviewed the london fire brigade under caution. detectives are examining potential health and safety breaches. the german supermarket giant aldi has said it plans to open more than one hundred uk stores over the next two years, creating five thousand jobs. but aldi also said that operating profits fell by 26% last year, following price cuts for customers and rising infrastructure investment. the liberal democrats are holding their annual party conference in bournemouth. yesterday, delegates voted to revoke brexit if they win a majority at the next general election. the party's leader, jo swinson, sat down with our chief political correspondent, vicki young, to explain the policy. we have been, for three and a half years, arguing that when the details of the final brexit proposition were available that that should be put to the public for the final say in a people's vote, and we still think that that is the best way to resolve this brexit issue, and we will con

zakari bennett—eko was rescued from the river irwell in bury on wedneday, but died in hospital.day. sainsbury‘s is pledging to halve the amount of plastic used in its stores by 2025. the supermarket says customers will have to change their behaviour, for example by buying milk in pouches. sainsbury‘s is also inviting the public and business partners to submit new ideas, and has been meeting with food manufacturers and packaging suppliers to identify new solutions to tackle plastic in its stores. 300,000 children in kenya will be given the world's first malaria vaccine over the next three years. an immunisation programme is being launched in the country today. it follows earlier trials in malawi and ghana. malaria kills 400,000 people each year, most of them children in sub—saharan africa. our global health correspondent tulip mazumbar has been to the country's national vaccine depot, just outside the capital, nairobi. this warehouse contains millions of vaccines, everything from polio vaccines to measles and hepatitis. this is known as the dry area, though. so, you've got stocks

baby boy who died after being pulled out of a river in greater manchester has been named locally as zakarior children to cycle and play in the street. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. thank you. we are starting where england is betting once again on the first day of the fifth and final test against australia at the oval. a late flurry from just saw them reach 271 for eight at the cloud to play, australia verbally returned to the ashes but that would mean the series is drawn, here a sports correspondent. as we approached mid september, we should be thankful for that fact alone. for much of the story has been of dropped ones. before he would reach 50, and then en route benefiting and seem to get tickets —— seem to be a bit stuck himself, beautiful delivery with a clea n himself, beautiful delivery with a clean bowl. no fielders for that. and after that it's in like australia were going to take control and an interesting decision for them to both first and by taking four wickets, full deliveries, and in particular to get the best, and four wickets of the day. still bo

zakari bennett—eko was pulled out of the river irwell in radcliffe, greater manchester, by firefightersarch the 9th 4 million people have fled the political and economic crisis in venezuela. 40,000 of them made the short trip across the sea, to the small caribbean islands of trinidad and tobago, just a 7 milejourney. trinidad has taken in more venezuela ns, per capita, than any other country, but life isn't simple for those who arrive and some locals have made it clear they're not welcome. as part of a new series exploring the global migrant crisis, our correspondent, ashley john—ba ptiste, sent this report from the islands. chanting these venezuelans are being sold false dreams and promises. anger on the streets of trinidad. some locals argue that the vast number of venezuela ns, who have fled to the small island, are just here forjobs, not asylum. we don't have housing in trinidad. we don't have proper health care. they are just coming from one disaster into another disaster. and with an election coming up next year, the message from the authorities is clear. the venezuelan problem is

his son, 11—month—old zakari bennett—eko, died on wednesday after being pulled out of the river irwelljuncker, the european commission president, in luxembourg on monday to discuss brexit. a teenager who died from an allergic reaction to dairy was not made aware of the ingredients in his meal, by burger chain byron, an inquest has heard. the number of people killed by a partner or relative is at its highest level for at least five years. sport now, here's hugh ferris. archer has struck twice on australia's first innings. as has been the theme in this series so far, australia's openers did not last long. archer got david warner caught out behind in his first over, a few minutes ago, marcus harris caught in the slips, bringing the almost immovable steve smith to the middle. he is still there, the current score is 14—2. the usa have taken the first point of the solheim cup at glenagles. the korda twins had a big win overjodi ewart shadoff and caroline masson in the opening day's foursomes. but georgia hall and celine boutier have a chance to tie the match. just a reminder that you can cat

baby boy who died after being pulled out of a river in greater manchester has been named locally as zakaride more information. you just buy the box, and you connect it to the tv and then that's it. there's no sort of, like... well, maybe there is, but i don't remember it, a big introduction about, you know, if your child is this age, and this is what you can do, and this is what might happen. i don't know. now, mp5 are calling for action on what are called loot boxes, where gamers pay real money for virtual goods, such as packs of star players in fifa. they want a ban on selling them to children when there is an element of chance involved. some of the spending is also a form of gambling, we believe, in that people, rather than just purchasing items, are asked to spend some money to gamble that they might then get a new player for a football game, or some tool for a game that they‘re playing, like fortnite, which will help their play, and we think that is probably inappropriate that children should be able to gamble on games in that way. they can‘t gamble elsewhere. the mp5 say the companie