You arranged to meet a 14 year old boy here today for sex . No. Yes, you have, mate, do you want me to get the stuff out and show you . Im not going to condone these groups and i would encourage them all to stop, but i recognise that im not winning that moral argument. If you try and run off, im going to pin you down, and ill restrain you using reasonable force. Also tonight the fresh air fix on a bicycle made for three. Theirjoy is utterly infectious. It feeds my soul. And looking back at 50 years of the qe2. Service, comfort and efficiency. Shipshape and ready, this is inside out south. First, paedophile hunters members of the public who use social media to catch sex offenders. Publicly, the Police Discourage it but weve discovered in the last two years, an almost sixfold increase in paedophile hunter evidence being used in court. We followed one hunter from southampton, and just to warn you, you may find this a difficult watch. 0ne sec. All right, mate, just walk up towards the park and im the alleyway in the woods. By the two nippers sat with the bike. All right, mate. In the bushes of a southampton park, we are following steven dewar. Hes a scaffolder by trade but his alter ego is trap, a paedophile hunter using social media to catch his prey. Hes been quite a fast one, ive only had him for about 48 hours. Hes turning up to meet a 14 year old boy. I mean, this ones pretty solid, hell be going nowhere, hes quite vile so im happy to get him if he turns up. We dont have to wait long. One of stevies lookouts has spotted the man. Hello . Walking where . Get up here quickly, get up here quick. Where is he . At this point, you get this mad feeling, hearts pounding, ive got a massive adrenaline rush. Guess whos back . Back again . Trap is back tell a friend. Stevies had to go to court since going from being a fan of other hunters to being one himself this year. His evidence has already been used three times. But first, he has to gather that evidence. Im pretending to be a 14 year old boy. Interviewer how long was it before you told him you were 14 . I always wrap up within the first four messages. What i do is i screenshot the whole conversation as i do them. He starts off nice, how you doing today . And then he starts to move into more dirty chat. Its this chat log that stevie will later hand over to the police in its entirety. Its important hunters dont take the lead in any conversation and that they keep repeating that they are a child. When i talk to them, i talk about school, i hate a certain teacher. Its always brought back up to school, child, school, child. I mean, its a very tricky thing to do and its very disturbing. I make sure i take breaks and sometimes ijust throw my phone down and ill leave it there. Stevie doesnt claim to be perfect. As a young man, he had run ins with the law himself. I think about the aggro, the damage ive caused to certain people, from being the way i was, and i literally wanted to leave my mark, wanted to do something good for the society. Its taken over my life. Ive sort of bitten off more than i can chew. Im never going to be able to give this up, this is me for life now. The police call paedophile hunters vigilantes who risk letting the guilty go free by posting their videos online before prosecution. Stevie does just that and its popular. He has 171,000 facebook followers. Ive definitely got supporters of what i do and a lot of children. I caught two there, one just on the corner over there and then another one over there. I walk over to my local shop and its past the local school and im forever getting stopped by kids and they are asking me for photographs and one day i was having a bit of an emotional day and the next thing, i felt a tap on my shoulder and i turned around and this little boy asked me if i was who he thought i was and he just put his hand out and said, mate, can you shake my hand, thank you for saving us kids and i literally thought i could have cried. It literally brought a tear to my eye. I thought, wow, thats an impact im having on a child. I caught another guy at this shop here, i think it was a tuesday afternoon and i took a day off work to catch him. It was right outside here. You all right . How you doing . Sound. You all right . Do you want to come and have a chat . 0k, dinners on the go. Interviewer what you think about what steves doing . Brilliant work. Its about time someone stood up in the community. Someone standing up and making a difference. Police arent doing nothing about it, are they . So in my opinion, if it takes one man to put them all away, then so be it. So are the police not doing enough . Or is stevie stepping on their toes . Chief constable simon bailey is the man in charge of child abuse investigations across the country. Vigilante groups are putting the lives of children at risk. They might not perceive it that way but they are potentially comprising our operations, they are not undertaking the comprehensive Risk Assessment that we do. But you are quite happy to use the evidence. Is that not sending a conflicting message . No, im not sending a conflicting message, the challenge i have is that whilst i have been consistently giving this message, unfortunately, for whatever reason, these groups continue and carry on doing their work. How many times has an operation compromised of theirs . How many times is evidence lost when one of their stings and one of their entrapment operation goes wrong . It seems, though, that the police are behind the game. In 2014, 20 cases which are meeting a child following sexual grooming, the police used evidence from paedophile hunters. In 2016, its 114 cases. Thats a sixfold increase. Thats staggering, isnt it . My message dont compromise our operations hasnt been taken on board by these vigilante groups. But they say they are saving lives, saving children from being put at risk because they are having success. Im not going to condone these groups and i would encourage them all to stop, but i recognise i am not winning that conversation, i am not winning that moral argument. Will there ever be a situation where paedophile hunters could Work Together with police . I think that is something we will potentially have to look at, yes, but it comes with some real complexities. Not least of all, the psychological screening that the professionals go through to make sure that these people are still not being adversely affected by this. Whilst i will have to look at it, those risks are realistic and they cannot be understated. Stevie admits his first efforts at catching paedophiles were flawed and the predators went free. His stings have also been criticised as showboating. But he says its addictive and he wont stop. You can see i live in quite a humble place. I go to work every day on a building site, its dusty, hot or wet and muddy. Im not living a good life. I come home at night and torture myself talking to perverts. You all right . They are good people. They dont see me at 3am on tuesday, talking to some pervert and then ive got to be up at 6am to drive an hour away to go to work. People dont see that side of it. Some stings take weeks or even months to initiate. 0thers happen much more quickly. Guess whos back . Stevies about to meet a man who groomed him in just two days yes, you have, mate, do you want me to get the stuff out and show you . Ive got all the chat log there, buddy, its all screenshot, its all there. The police are on their way right now. Im a paedophile hunter, mate, thats what i do. Im afraid youre under a citizens arrest, mate, im not going to let you go anywhere. No, please. Mate, youre under citizens arrest, i can use force. Im not going to. Buddy, dont make me pin you down, please. Please. No, not please. Ive got to meet my wife. What were you doing arranging to meet a 14 year old to have sex, then . Im not arranging to meet a 14 year old. Yes, you were talking to me the whole time. He was 18. He wasnt. You were talking to me the whole time. It was me messaging you the whole time. Stevie, the boy, right . So if you try and run off, im going to pin you down, restrain you, using reasonable force. Please. No brute force, reasonable force. Please. All within the law, section 24a of the Police Public evidence act. Youre not going anywhere, buddy. Why are you posing as a 14 year old child . To catch out scumbags like you. Speechless, hey . This is the horrible wait, mate, to be honest, i hate it just as much as you. You probably hate it more than me but i dont like this wait myself. But sirens is promising. How you doing, you all right . Do you want to speak to my colleague over there . The Police Arrive within minutes. All the evidence is there, screenshot. Ive managed to stop him from. 0fficer, officer, can you stop him from going on his phone because he can delete evidence . The man is interviewed. Its clear to the officers an offence may have been committed. We are arresting him and taking him down the station now. 5 11;5221123;ifiifejifeaffjfg 7 no. Is robert babey from eastleigh. A serial sex offender. Hes beenjailed more than once. This time he pleaded guilty to multiple breaches of his sexual harm prevention order. Hes in prison awaiting his sentence. Thats him now, phone in the bag, look, so he cant delete anything off it. Thats him done. That was a good one. Now, if youve been affected by any of the issues raised in that film, there are details of an action line at the end of tonights programme. As ever, id like to hear your thoughts on that story as well. Normal e mail still to come we celebrate 50 years of one of our best loved liners. There is nothing that measures up to the qe2. Next in this country, there are more than 2 Million People over the age of 75 who live on their own. And being isolated can be harmful to our health. Well, in brighton, theres a scheme trying to get people out and about and its a simple as, well, riding a bike. In 2012, danish cyclist 0le kassow started a movement called cycling without age. Based in copenhagen, the idea is to get older people back on bikes. Its taken off in 25 cities around the world and now he has come to brighton. How did you come up with this idea . I saw an old man sitting ona this idea . I saw an old man sitting on a bench and i thought, how cool would that be if i could give him a chance to be part of society, part of life again . So i showed up and started taking rides, then we just took off. After borrowing a bite from denmark, they have now bought their own. The plan is to give free rickshaw rides to the slightly older generation all over brighton. Why did you want to get involved, what was it about the idea of . We bought this bike and i took a lovely lady for a ride down the seafront, and she seemed to enjoy it. Got home, next day, her soii enjoy it. Got home, next day, her son rings me and says, that was amazing, whatever you did for my mum was amazing. The elderly, most of them dont do it any more but it is not to say they dont want to. Today duncan and craig are planning to surprise an unsuspecting woman with a bike ride. Im 93 tomorrow. My husband died in his retirement year at 65 so i have been by myself for 29 years. I have a chair i go out in and ive got the help of my trolley. She lives in sheltered accommodation and rarely ventures beyond the estate. Until walking became a struggle, she always enjoyed getting out and about. We used to go to the dancing. I used to walk to the seafront, and now i cant do that. Which is why duncan has been in cahoots with vis pal denise. Duncan has arrived with a brand spanking new rickshaw to whisk them both off to the seafront. What a lovely surprise i had to bite my tongue la st surprise i had to bite my tongue last night. A mere 73, deeney is also lives alone just two doors down from vi. I feel like a star. You are. Did you cycle when youre younger . I i guess. You are encouraged not to go fast. It gives them the opportunity, people going, you doing all right in there . Nice young man is taking me out for a ride its beautiful. Ifeel like going like this. Creating this interaction between people of all ages who might not normally get to meet up is what 0le says his movement is all about. It makes people believe they belong to something, they are part of something. Elderly people can easily become isolated and there is nothing wrong with being alone, but feeling alone is a terrible feeling. When you are out like we are right now it is almost like the air and the sites and just being stimulated makes the conversation and keep going. What you think about the Bicycle Service . Is beautiful. And it gets people out which is so important. Most especially me when i cant get down here. Its wonderful. It puts you backin here. Its wonderful. It puts you back in the land of the living. You only have to spend a short time on this with one of these people, and theirjoy is this with one of these people, and their joy is utterly this with one of these people, and theirjoy is utterly infectious. It feeds my soul. Thats what this movement is about, its about connection between young and old and stories, you can share your stories both ways. It is very powerful. The grand plan, a fleet of rickshaws all along the south coast. There are a lot of retired people on the south coast so i cant imagine you could have enough bikes. Thank you. Vi hasnt been on a bike since the 19405. I hasnt been on a bike since the 1940s. I havent had an ice cream like this for ages. We are looking at the sea, breathing the air and we have people around. But now she is looking forward to many more ice creams on the seafront and free rickshaw rides. I thought id do some mind reading, think of a ship, any ship you like. Its white, eyeliner, famous, 50 yea rs its white, eyeliner, famous, 50 years old, im seeing a queue and an eand years old, im seeing a queue and an e and the two. Am i right . As soon as i saw her, i thought, wow. She just looked fantastic. And from that day on, bob didnt realise how much i would love her. Because his wallet hurt. Fran and bob spires cruised the qe2 45 times. They spent 18 christmases on board and became so well known by the crew they were nicknamed mr and mrs qe2. To me, its not only the sleekest looking liner in the world, it was the most comfortable one to be on. There isjust nothing, nothing else on the seas anywhere that measures up to the qe2. Few thoughts were given at clydebank to conquest of the air or space by the crowd of nearly 50,000 at john browns shipyard. 50 years ago, the last british built transatlantic liner was launched. I name this ship Queen Elizabeth ii. Named on 20th september, 1967, she became the longest ever serving liner and one of the most famous ships in history. Like her great predecessors, the new liner will write a further chapter in the story of ocean travel in this, the second elizabethan age. The qe2 was fast, smart and sleek. And from her home port in southampton, she sailed passengers around the world, offering a level of glitz and glamour never seen before. The real genius behind the design of qe2 was a ship that was able to go on the atlantic in the northern summer so they could do the transatlantic crossings, and then escape the rough weather and the cold winters and go cruising in the winter months. Chris frame is a maritime author and qe2 expert. When qe2 was designed, it was in the late 1960s and they actually had a very 1960s style interior in the ship. When she first entered service, the critics, they really hated the new materials of the ship but what happened was, the travelling public loved it and a whole new group of people started travelling on the qe2. Here is a remarkable ocean liner, service, comfort and efficiency. Queen elizabeth ii is a vast seagoing complex, capable of accommodating 1,800 passengers on ten passenger decks. At the time she came into service, she had four swimming pools which was considered quite revolutionary. Two of them were on deck, two of them were below deck and the idea was, when she was in the atlantic, the weather would be too rough for the swimming pools on deck, you could go down and enjoy the gym facilities in the lower parts of the ship. Theres a gym under the watchful eye of a fully qualified instructor. It had everything you could want in a ship. Lunch in the princess grill is a gastronomic delight. The food was magnificent, that always helps. And so were the drinks. And this is actual footage of frances in 1968 when she was a world class dancer. So a ship with a ballroom was a dream come true. Proud to say i was in the guinness book of champions as being the youngest World Champion at that point in time. So did your dancing feet set the qe2 alight, bob . Yes. We were known as the dancers, yes. Trouble is, we used to go on the floor sometimes and they all got off. That was part of life on the qe2, wasnt it . Very much so. The dancing, the glamour, the style, panache. Where are you going . In 2008, frances and bob were filmed for a bbc documentary that followed the qe2 on herfinal ever voyage. Captain of the ship, ian mcnaught had the honour. People were fiercely loyal to that ship. Enjoy this great ship. There never will be another one. So, enjoy it. I was very proud to be her captain. Ian was ships master for herfinalfive years. When you do your first time as captain and go out on the bridge wing and ready to manoeuvre the ship off the perth and take her out, everybodys looking at you because youre it. How are you . Hello, ian, how nice to you see. Bob, how good to see you after all these years. Yes. Hello. Mr mrs roberts. How do you do . You have to enjoy it. If you didnt, it would be like being in prison with 2,500 experts all around you. You have to enjoy it. Do you still have the dress with the feathers . I do. If id known, i would have emailed you and you should have put it on today. I would have done just for you. You cant be false about it. People can see through you very quickly. You habe to go out there, be yourself and enjoy it. People are fascinating. Incredible. Thank you for remembering that. Thats really touched me actually, that you remembered what i wore. On 26th november 2008, the qe2 sailed into her new home at the port in dubai. Shed been purchased by a Foreign Investment company. Through her life, the qe2 had sailed 5. 6 million miles, carried 2. 5 million passengers and completed 806 transatlantic crossings. We had a lot of time to ourselves in dubai. Once the passengers had gone, the boys and girls had gone. There was about a dozen or son of us left on the ship. It was heartbreaking. In the end, you were glad to get off. It wasnt the real qe2 anymore. She was this thing which was dying, which was a great shame. It was just so emotional. So sad. The moment you finally pack your bags and timy step off, well, it was all memories. Choking. Final turn, look back. How do you even do that . No, got in a taxi and went. Do you still get emotional about it . Yeah. Very much. They dont make them like they used to. Thats it for now. Ill see you next time. Details of organisations offering information and support for anyone whos experienced sexual abuse are available at bbc. Co. Uk actionline or call for free to hear recorded information on 0800 077077. 0ut there, we have a contrast, a west east divide across the country. If you live in Eastern England there is a lot of sunshine at the moment and it is a pleasant september sunny afternoon. Temperatures likely to peak in the low 20s, due to a south easterly breeze dragging up warm airfrom the continent, 23 the expected high. There is a weather front pushing in from the west which has brought more cloud today, a disappointing afternoon for many with outbreaks of rain. Some of it likely patchy but we expect heavy bursts particularly in western scotland later on. As you can see by this picture it is beautiful but a rather drab day out there. Some of the rain heavy across western scotland and through the night central and southern areas could see heavier rain as well. Behind the cloud brea ks rain as well. Behind the cloud breaks up with coastal fog forming across wales, South West England and potentially in northern ireland. We need to keep an eye on that. If it does happen it is worth tuning in to bbc local radio first thing in the morning to see if there are travel disruptions. It takes its time this time of year to lift, but this is the story at 8am. Brightness in western scotland that plenty of cloud around and still rain from that front, sitting across the border down through the pennines towards the south east corner. Not too bad start, there could be fog in wales and South West England but of that lifts early we will see sunny spells and there will be a decent day as we head into the afternoon. Through the midlands to the south east could be soggy first thing, that weather front almost dying off that keeps a lot of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle as we going into the afternoon, so if you are caught underneath the front it will bea drab caught underneath the front it will be a drab monday, with sunshine sandwiched either side. Because the wind direction is from the south east we could against see once, maybe low 20s but generally around 14 20d. Through the middle of the week things stay relatively quiet but from wednesday night onwards we will see the first signs of something changing, wet and windy weather pushing in with my waiting in the wings for friday so things will start to turn more and settled towards the end of the week. There will be rain, some heavy at times, windy, even gales on exposed coasts, meaning it will feel a little bit cooler. This is bbc news. Im lukwesa burak. The headlines at three. The labour leader, jeremy corbyn, resists calls from within his own party to commit to keeping britain in the european Single Market and Customs Union indefinitely after brexit. The important priority is to ensure that we have a tariff free trade access to the european market. Half of all our trade is with europe. I would also say that we need to look very carefully at the terms of any trade relationship. Germans are voting in a general election which is expected to result in a fourth term in office for chancellor angela merkel. Donald trump is facing a growing backlash from us sports stars after his criticism of players who have been protesting over the treatment of black americans. Also in the next hour. Englands cricketers are playing the west indies in the third