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Officers defends the governments prevent programme, designed to stop people being drawn into terrorism. Commander dean haydon says criticism is based on ignorance and people dont understand how it works. And the new doctor hugh doctor who hopes that her being in a row will break down barriers. In this world, particularly, there are not rules, and that is a great thing. Good morning. Im joanna gosling. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. New laws, which aim to give people more protection online, will force Social Media Firms to delete information about their users, when asked to do so. Ministers say the Data Protection bill is intended to give people greater control over personal data. The Information Commissioner will be given the power to issue tougher fines for those who fail to protect information or who suffer a breach of privacy. Proposals included in the bill will make it easierfor people to give full consent for their to withdraw consent for their to withdraw consent for their painful personal data to be used. Our tech reporter Chris Baraniuk is here. There is already a right to be forgotten under eu law, if you want things taken off Search Engines. What is this new proposal . This has beenin what is this new proposal . This has been in the works for a long time. It is coming into force in may next year. All of the eu Member States have their own internet law. What the uk government is announcing todayis the uk government is announcing today is their take on the regulations. Generally this is an implementation of the general Data Protection regulation. How much of a lea p forward protection regulation. How much of a leap forward is it in terms of what people can ask to have taken down . The right to be forgotten that people will have heard about, it applies to listings in search results, mostly. Google having a lot to do with that. This legislation affects a ny to do with that. This legislation affects any business, technology or not, handling and holding personal data belonging to consumers and that can be anything from a name and address to data about their dna. Would someone have to make a case for it to be removed or if someone asksis for it to be removed or if someone asks is an obligation for the information to be taken down . One of the reasons you can have to say that you want this removed is that you withdraw consent for it to be held. That is quite broad and could apply to lots of things. If youre holding data you have recourse to say, we think having this information perhaps online or publicly accessible, that is in the public interest, for scientific or historically Important Reasons and they can refuse under some circumstances to take the data off line. Circumstances to take the data offline. When you say withdraw consent for something to be held, presumably that relates to someone having a Facebook Page and putting stuff on it and were talking specifically about children to decide as they get older that they do not want it to be an ongoing reflection of their lives. That is one of the discussions about the digital trail that we are leaving as we grow up. Digital trail that we are leaving as we grow up. Everything is kind of recorded. Yes, people will have greater powers, basically, to ask for that to be wiped clean. How much has the existing guidance been used, in terms of Search Engines . How many people have said they want information to be taken off Search Engines . Using google, for example, they did a study earlier this year, they did a study earlier this year, they processed 720,000 requests and 43 of those had been accepted so they had actually remove those listings. We can talk now to emily taylor, editor of the journal of cyber policy. She also runs 0xford Information Labs a research and Software Company and joins us from oxford. Thank you very much butjoining us. How much more power does this put in the hands of all of us using internet . In theory, it does increase the powers individuals can have the control their own data and control their profile. What remains to be seen is how it is implemented by the Big Companies in particular, who do have a lot of control and power over us who do have a lot of control and power over us online. We were just hearing on how many requests have gonein hearing on how many requests have gone in under the existing rules which allow for someone to be able to Re M Ove Which allow for someone to be able to remove something from a search engine, 43 of requests have been allowed and have gone through. How much of a bureaucratic burden is it for the company s . Much of a bureaucratic burden is it for the company s . It is very hard to know. The companies themselves are quite opaque about the information they give us, so for example, compared to open Court Type Processes , example, compared to open Court Type Processes, it is a very closed processes, it is a very closed process and the only get summary figures, so it is difficult to tell how much of a bureaucratic nightmare it is. 0r small companies, how much of a bureaucratic nightmare it is. 0rsmall companies, we how much of a bureaucratic nightmare it is. 0r small companies, we think about these huge Silicon Valley giants, they have lobbied heavily for this legislation, around this legislation, they know what they are going to do and they are organised. This will affect each and every British Business that is processing data, which is pretty much everyone and there is a lot to get your head around, if you are a business. As your report mentioned, there will be turnover based fines for businesses who are in breach of those regulations. That will be worried too many. The Investigatory Powers Act makes Telecommunications Companies keep information. This is obviously a people say they do not watch what that information kept. Do not want. Is there a conflict there . It is difficult to know what will happen after brexit. This new legislation on Data Protection that will affect us all, we need it in order to keep data flowing between the uk and the eu after brexit, but european courts have signalled heavily that they find aspects of oui heavily that they find aspects of our surveillance Legislation Troublesome Likeable Collection of data and did not being restricted to serious crime and even data not being held in the eu. So it is well and good for us to be compliant with eu legislation on Data Protection but we need to have our house in order on the saville inside as well to make sure that data flows between the uk and eu are not impeded, and that will affect because of course, the internet doesnt meet national borders. We are now regularly buying online from companies both within the eu and the us and we dont want that to be troublesome bureaucratic. A 20 year old british model who says she was kidnapped for almost a week in milan has returned to the uk. Chloe ayling says she feared for her life second by second and claims she was drugged, stuffed in a suitcase and threatened with being sold as a sex slave after being booked for a photo shoot. Italian police say the model was attacked and drugged by two people. 0ur correspondent gavin lee is in turin in Northern Italy and explained what we know so far. What we know from the pre Statement Given by chloe ayling is that the 20 year old arrived thinking it was for a photo shoot at milan central station. When she arrived at an office one man appeared with a black glove and put his hand over her mouth so she did not scream and the other with a balaclava, injected over something. Weve say that it is ketamine, a tranquilliser. She woke up ketamine, a tranquilliser. She woke up in the back of a car in this mountainous area close to the french border, close to turin. She said she found herself in a bag, there was a small hole in the bag and she was in a car boot. She was then taken inside here, where the door was sealed off. She was tied to furniture for six days, do theyjust of drawers. What was going on, still many questions, suggestions that the men were trying to sell her online for money. Somehow she got three. She arrived that the british consulate, and lawyer said she was very brave because she came back here to recount the story, of everything she had been through. She has been speaking to the italian media about her ordeal. Italian translator speaks. One of Scotland Yards most Senior Police officers has defended the governments prevent programme, which is designed to stop people being drawn into terrorism. Speaking to the bbcs asian network, commander dean haydon said the strategy has achieved fantastic results, and that criticisms are based on ignorance. In my view, it does work. I hear criticisms from some parts of the community including some of the people you have mentioned but what i will say is that that is based on, sometimes, ignorance that they dont understand properly how prevent works. Some of the criticisms come from sections of the community that do not, for a variety of reasons, political and otherwise, do not want prevent to work in the first place. Is it prevent to work in the first place. Isita prevent to work in the first place. Is it a case that if you keep calling something toxic, people think it is toxic . Absolutely, there was a certain element of that. I previously worked in child abuse and Sexual Offences where we have seen the young and vulnerable, women and children, all men, being subject to abuse. We have a similar system now called safeguarding were collectively policing and local authorities, we safeguard those individuals and protect them from harm. Prevent is exactly the same. It is not just harm. Prevent is exactly the same. It is notjust focused on the Muslim Community. Prevent goes across all communities. And almost one third of our interventions are around what i would call domestic extremism, extreme right wing individuals, i see the positive work of prevent. And without doubt, some of that work, if it had not taken place then i think it is a fantastic tool, and it has done well. Im joined now by our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. He says that prevent has achieved fantastic results and criticism is based on ignorance. Talk us through what the statistics are around prevent. Some statistics we were given recently by the metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said that in 2015 16, prevent stopped 50 people travelling to syria and iraq. And she made clear, echoing what dean hayden had said that prevent is working and working well, and points out that it is not just about islamist extremism or terrorism linked to islamist extremism. 0ne terrorism linked to islamist extremism. One third of interventions that they undertake the Event Offices undertake in relation to the extreme right wing. 10 of the referrals are from teachers, doctors, Social Workers and other people in authority who refer cases to prevent, 10 of those are about people with extreme right wing views. So there seems to bea right wing views. So there seems to be a complete divergences here between the authorities on the one hand, police and security service, the home office and those saying that prevent is working, and then you get critics like the former senior Muslim Police officer, the muslim can britain, the former counterterrorism reviewer David Amerson who said the strategy needs to be reviewed, who do not believe it is working, and there is just this complete divide. In a nutshell, what is the criticism, is it because they think certain people are being u nfa i rly they think certain people are being unfairly targeted . They think certain people are being unfairly targeted . The criticism is that young muslims in particular have been unfairly targeted, and there was a sense of them being spied on. If they say a word out of place then they are going to be referred to prevent. And it is not about safeguarding. They believe it is about spying, not looking after people. You heard Dean Hayden Say that this is a safeguarding issue. To prevent people being drawn into terrorism. The problem is, prevent has become a label associated with something that large numbers of people dont believe is working. So it maybe more than simply a Rebranding Exercise that it needs. Davis a wholesale review of the government Counterterrorism Strategy going on at the moment. There is a wholesale review. This is before the attacks that we have seen since march, but there has gathered momentum since then and will no doubt incorporate some of the lessons that have been learned because of those Terror Attacks. It is due to report later this year, and it will obviously encompass a review of prevent and particularly any reforms that need to be made. And you can hear the full interview with Dean Haydon In A Special Programme from Scotland Yard at ten 0clock tomorrow morning on the bbc asian network. After the un imposed tough new sanctions, north korea is facing Strong International pressure to end its missile Testing Programme and resume military talks. But there are reports that the north has snubbed a new offer of talks from south korea. Yogita limaye in seoul, warned that sanctions have not previously had a real impact on north koreas missile testing. More tough talk coming from north korea today. The State News Agency has said that it will retaliate if the us continues to maintain a hostile policy towards it and the us should not make the mistake of thinking it is safe across the sea. So fierce, aggressive response coming from north korea in the face of those un sanctions passed against it on saturday. In manila, the Foreign Ministers of south korea and north korea briefly met last night at dinner. The south Korean Foreign Ministry Officials have told the bbc that during that brief exchange, the north Korean Foreign minister actually said that the offer of talks from seoul is insincere. The president had offered to reopen military talks with north korea. The north Korean Foreign minister has said that that offer is insincere. Later today we will see the north Korean Foreign minister Making Remarks in manila at a gathering of Southeast Asian nations. All eyes will be on what he has to say. Earlier today, us President Donald Trump spoke to the south korean president and they spoke over the phone for over an hour about what they call the grave and growing threat coming from north korea and they both said they hope these new sanctions would induce pressure on north korea to halt is missile tests. North koreas key ally and top trade partner, china, also urged the country to halt its Nuclear Programme but experts that i have spoken to in seoul say that previously, sanctions have not really resulted in north korea letting up on any kind of testing so they are not very hopeful this time round, as well. The headlines, the government has announced bigger fines for companies that misuse personal data. A british model who said she was kidnapped for a week in italy said she has returned home. She said that she feared for her life, second by second. And north korea vows to retaliate and make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. And in sport, there were Cheers Forjessica ennis hill who had her 2011 World Championship medal upgraded from silver to grow, butJustin Gatlin doesnt go so well after collecting his gold medalfor the mens 100 his gold medalfor the mens100 metres. England are all out in the second innings in a fourth and final test at old trafford. They lost stuart broad and James Anderson in the last few minutes, boasting 243. South africa need 380, to win. Play could be delayed in the final two days because of the manchester weather. England need a draw to seal the win. Alberto contador says he is retiring from professional cycling and he will retire after the vuelta espana, which starts on the 19th of august. In venezuela president Nicolas Maduro congratulated the army for successfully stopping a pre dawn assault on an army base in the city of valencia. Two people died in the assault and now a search is underway for ten men who escaped with weapons. Earlier, a video posted on social media showed uniformed men saying they were rising against a murderous tyranny. Greg dawson reports. Venezuela has grown used to rebellion, but this time it was different. A small group of men in Military Uniform openly defying their president. Translation this is not a coup. This is a civic and military action to restore Constitutional Order and save the country from total destruction, to stop the murders of our youth and relatives. As members of the military, we demand that the will of the people be recognised to free themselves of tyranny. Any hopes of an uprising were quickly deflated, though. Venezuelan authorities claim to have foiled the attack within a couple of hours, with two men killed and eight arrested. The Regional Military commander described it as a Terrorist Paramilitary Attack paid for by right wing political groups. With a raised fist, and chants of loyalty to the socialist homeland, order was restored. But this is now the second small scale rebellion in recent months. Injune, a Police Commando stole a helicopter and threw grenades at the countrys supreme court. This latest uprising, while short lived, may offer a glimmer of hope to those leading daily protests, that some soldiers, as well as civilians, share the discontent against president maduro. In his address to the nation, the man himself looked far from concerned. Translation i want to congratulate the armed forces for the Immediate Reaction they had against the terrorist attack. A week ago, we beat them with votes, and today we beat the terrorism with bullets. All this on the weekend venezuelas new constituent Assembly Held its first session, after last sundays controversial vote. It was justified as the only way to unite this divided country. So far, there is little sign of that goal being achieved. Let me bring you a brief statement from the parents of pearl black, a child who died following a car accident in Merthyr Tydfil in south wales on sunday. There was an accident in which an unoccupied car rolled down a hill into a wall, which crushed pearl black. Her pa rents which crushed pearl black. Her parents have said she has left a massive hole in her parents hearts. She was the reason that they all live. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident and have appealed for witnesses and the family of pearl black are being supported by specially trained officers. 0ne black are being supported by specially trained officers. One of scotla nd specially trained officers. One of Scotland Yards specially trained officers. One of scotland ya rds most specially trained officers. One of Scotland Yards most Senior Officers has defended the government Terrorism Prevention Programme prevent. It had been said that it had become a toxic brand because it was not trusted by communities. Vancouverjoining us. Was not trusted by communities. Vancouver joining us. It was not trusted by communities. Vancouverjoining us. It has been controversial since it began more than ten years ago. 2003 was when it was set up. What are the issues you have had . It is important to acknowledge all sections of the community should be focused on keeping us all safe. Prevent had good intentions when it started. But it did not have the confidence of the communities. Initially it was focused exclusively on muslims. It has now been extended to far right extremists as well. Its history was not done in conjunction with the community. It was imposed on the community. It was imposed on the community. The concerns people have are about a lack of transparency. It is not helpful to talk about critics being ignorant. You have Baroness Warsi, David Anderson, the former reviewer of terrorist legislation, andy burnham, the former Shadow Home 0ffice minister, and people like andy burnham and Baroness Warsi have talked about prevent becoming a toxic brand. Is it linked to the fa ct toxic brand. Is it linked to the fact that it started out specifically focusing on the Muslim Community, and although that has changed, is there still a perception that it changed, is there still a perception thatitis changed, is there still a perception that it is still that, and when you look at the numbers of people on the radar of prevent, one in three are actually on the far right, now. We dont have a great deal of transparency around what happens within prevent. People have asked foran within prevent. People have asked for an independent review. People are familiar with the story about a child who speaks about someone living in a Terraced House and misspells that as a Terrorist House and have been referred to the prevent programme. So there are a range of instances where individuals have been referred under prevent and it adds to their lack of confidence. Is there ever a problem where there is any doubt for something to be referred, if something is sort of looked at, dealt with effectively and, where there is a mistake it is left . All of us would rather be safe than sorry. Youre absolutely right. That is a fundamental point. The reality is, over 80 of referrals made are required not to have any further action. If you are having such a high number of referrals, that was a statistic that David Amerson, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, brought up. It is not a matter of saying that this is wrong, this is normal, sensible mainstream people like Baroness Warsi, David Amerson, andy burnham, saying that we have got concerns and we need an independent review. The flip side is, over 80 of referrals found to require no further action and nearly 20 of referrals to required. So it is picking up people who would not be picked up, necessarily, otherwise. 0ne picked up, necessarily, otherwise. One of the stats we heard was that of the people had been stopped from travelling to syria and iraq. What would you define as the things it is doing right, and how could it be improved overall to get a better result . Overall, it should be radicalisation that were talking about, Vulnerable People with Mental Health issues, whether it is young people or people going through a crisis, who are drawn to an ideology which it is crazy to want to take yourfamily to which it is crazy to want to take your family to syria, or to which it is crazy to want to take yourfamily to syria, or to be involved in that kind of world of extremism. There should be no excuse for that. But it seems that we look at vulnerability in terms of radicalisation separately to every other kind of vulnerability. For example if youre a child involved ina gang, example if youre a child involved in a gang, you will get referred to the mainstream agencies to with gangs. If youre worried about a child being drawn into Child Sex Exploitation it is done mainstream but if it is radicalisation it is done through separate channels, separate to the rest of the safeguarding issues. And peoplejust dont know who the providers are, they dont know what is being done, they dont know what is being done, they dont know what is being done, they dont know what the agreement is of someone involved so there is a com plete is of someone involved so there is a complete lack of transparency. It is unfairto complete lack of transparency. It is unfair to suggest people are ignorant. People are very well versed on the issues. The reality is, there was a complete lack of transparency. All that people are asking for, in the main, is an independent review that looks at all of these issues, and looks at what can be done to improve the system, and where there are challenges, and at the moment we dont have that transparency. Thousands of commuters are having their journeys disrupted today, because of major improvement work at britains Busiest Railway station, waterloo in london. More than half of its platforms are closed so they can be extended to accommodate longer trains. Network rail has warned of challenging days ahead for passengers. We canjoin our we can join our correspondent at waterloo station. What impact is the work having . As you said, this is a major Engineering Project affecting half of the station at waterloo. You may be able to see some of the close platforms over there. Ten platforms having closed to passengers over the next three weeks. This is a major project. They are extending the platforms make way for longer trains. Thatll mean, in the long term, more an extra space for passengers on board those drains next december. Today has been the first major test for commuters. Work started here on saturday. Today many commuters have been making their way to work and they have faced some disruption. South west trains, europes busiest Commuter Operator normally puts on cystine under trains each day. They had to put on a significantly reduced service. As a significantly reduced service. As a Knock On Effect some of the other busiest trains into london have been much busier. Rail bosses are telling people to plan before they travel, to make way for lots ofjourney times. They are saying, if possible, ta ke times. They are saying, if possible, take annual leave plan summer holidays. By the time this work is finished next december, it will mean 30 extra capacity for passengers during peak times. 30 extra capacity for passengers during peaktimes. For 30 extra capacity for passengers during peak times. For the next three weeks, the work, engineering work, will continue here. It is due to finish on the bank holiday weekend, the 28th of august. Coming up weekend, the 28th of august. Coming up in the next few minutes on bbc news, shot in brazil. A british Holiday Maker recovers after mistakenly driving into a favela with her partner and three children. Now we can with her partner and three children. Now we can get with her partner and three children. Now we can get a with her partner and three children. Now we can get a weather with her partner and three children. Now we can get a Weather Update with her partner and three children. Now we can get a Weather Update from simon. Good morning. We have an u nsettled simon. Good morning. We have an unsettled week ahead across the uk. Temperatures will be about average but it will feel cool at times and as you can see from the satellite picture, lots of cloud across central and southern parts of the uk. To the north, there are sunny spells. That cloud in the south is associated with this Weather Front. It is bringing outbreaks of Rain Across Sap southern england, south wales and eventually the South East Of England. To the north and west, dry weather and sunny spells. Scattered showers across scotland and Northern Ireland. Maybe one or two in the big district as well. Temperatures around 17 21. This evening but it even heavier pulses of rain in central, southern and south Western Areas of england. Into tomorrow, a messy picture across england and wales with areas of Rain Moving North and west. And thundery showers in eastern parts, but drier and brighter for scotland and Northern Ireland. This is bbc Newsroom Live. The government announces legislation to force social Media Companies to delete information about their users on request. Ministers say the Data Protection bill will give people greater control over their personal data. A british model who says she was kidnapped for a week in italy, has returned to the uk and spoken to the italian media in which she said she feared for her life second by second. North korea vows retaliation, saying they will make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. One of Scotland Yards most Senior Officers has defended the governments anti terror programme, prevent, saying criticism is based on ignorance and people dont understand how it works. England have set south africa 382 in the fourth and final test match at 0ld the fourth and final test match at old trafford and save the series. Resuming on 224 8 this morning england could only at 19 to their overnight score. The rain has started to fall in manchester and play is currently suspended. 0ne father said the booing of his son was disrespectful to sport. He was not cheered for winning his gold medal after winning the mens100 metre sprint. There are so much talk about this, isnt there. Yes. Good morning. It is very quiet here at the London Stadium. There is no morning session here today. We are still reflecting on yesterday and what was a day of mixed reactions. 0n the one hand you have the likes of jessica reactions. 0n the one hand you have the likes ofjessica ennis hill on the likes ofjessica ennis hill on the podium perceiving a gold medal. Retrospective gold medal from the 2011 World Championships. It is coming six years after the fact that athlete that beat her at the time has since had her result and not because she was found to be doping. It has been a long time since we have seen ennis hill on the podium soa have seen ennis hill on the podium so a very emotional day for her. As you say, incomplete contrast to that, Justin Gatlin at the top of the podium receiving his gold medal for his 100 metres. There are quite a few boos will stop there were some cheers and applause as well. Very much a mixed reaction for him. His dad is saying about his son being booed is disrespectful to the sport but british Athletics Coach says he understands why bands want to vent their frustrations. The crowd is entitled to express their opinion of the entertainment that it their opinion of the entertainment thatitis their opinion of the entertainment that it is presented to it. So i have no problem with the way the crowd conducted themselves. They we re crowd conducted themselves. They were respectable the times that they needed to be respectful and they expressed their opinion appropriately. And it wasnt the the crowd. It was more of Something Else rather than improve. That is sport, thatis rather than improve. That is sport, that is drama, that is why we, watch it. That is where we are so fixed on it. It was a tough day overall for british athletes. They would be hoping for much more success today particularly the cause laura moore and Laura Weightman go in the final of the 1500 metres. They base a very tough field indeed including the likes of the 800 metres 0lympic champion. Laura moore has won a gold backin champion. Laura moore has won a gold back in march and has been very impressive throughout the championships. Sophie hitchen was the first british woman to win an 0lympic hammer medal when she got bronze at the real games last year. She has needed just one thread qualified for this final session will certainly go into the final tonight in a confident mood. So it could be a much more successful day for Great Britain on day four of these world athletics championships. Coverage gets underway from 6pm tonight. Thank you. The winner of the Tour De France will retire from cycling after this months tour of spain. He won the race three times and said on social media i dont think there is a better Farewell Down in a media i dont think there is a betterFarewell Down in a home race in my own country. The spaniard was given a two year ban in 2010 after testing positive for a banned drug. And finally, england wing johnny may has moved from gloucester to leicester head of the new season. The tigers are paid accounts there be to buy him out of the remainder of his contract and the former Leicester Clu B ca pta i n of his contract and the former Leicester Club captain ed slater will move in the opposite direction. That is all from me. Back to you for now. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Lets get more on that story that a british woman has been shot in rio dejaneiro. Joining me now on is our correspondent, richard galpin. Tell us what happened. Essentially, what we understand is that this is a family of five. Three children, some of them apparently very young. The family were driving to a coastal resort. It is about 90 miles west of the city of bearded junior. Apparently, they took a wrong turning, having been given instructions and ended up in a further luck, effectively a slump. They were approached by armed men. A p pa re ntly they were approached by armed men. Apparently there are Drug Traffickers in this area. These Drug Traffickers in this area. These Drug Traffickers or gunmen apparently told the family to stop their car and get out. But they didnt. They carried on driving. Again, the local authorities are saying that this was authorities are saying that this was a misunderstanding of language. As a result, the gunmen opened fire and the woman was hit in the abdomen by at least one bullet. Now, we understand that she underwent surgery understand that she underwent surgery at a local hospital yesterday evening. And she is in a stable condition. Terrifying experience for that family. I mean, it is widely known, isnt it . That slums are not places you want to end up in in brazil. No, definitely. If your letter is the last thing you want to do is ta ke the last thing you want to do is take a wrong turning and end up in a novella. We know that not all of them, some of them are vibrant, fascinating areas, but some definitely have an element of danger. Sometimes there is Drug Trafficking going on, Criminal Activity and weapons so it can be a very, very dangerous activity and weapons so it can be a very, very dangerous Area Activity and weapons so it can be a very, very dangerous area to enter. Thank you very much, richard. The Police Watchdog in scotland is investigating why it took over a month to find the body of a man in his own home. Divers, sniffer dogs and a helicopter were used in a high Profile Search operation to find anold mouat from boness after his we can speak now to our correspondent Reevel Alderson in glasgow. Why it took so long we dont know. And that is obviously the subject of the investigation by the Police Investigation and Review Commissioner who is known by the acronym. To go back a little bit it was onjuly acronym. To go back a little bit it was on july the acronym. To go back a little bit it was onjuly the 7th that acronym. To go back a little bit it was on july the 7th that the acronym. To go back a little bit it was onjuly the 7th that the man, who is originally from shetland, left his home on the shores of the Firth Of Forth and his family subsequently reported him missing. Now, there was a huge search, as you say, it involved police helicopters, a team of local volunteers of about 60 in all to try and look around local areas and the shoreline of the Firth Of Forth. The canals nearby edwards and parks. All to no avail. In fact, the Police Last Week put out another appeal for people to search their outhouses, and gardens of properties nearby. So, how it was that arnold mouat died in his own property and wasnt able to be found isa property and wasnt able to be found is a Bit Ofa Property and wasnt able to be found is a bit of a mystery. But some information is coming out now. Is it knowing what the circumstances of how his body was found work . Was it well hidden . It was found on saturday so that is about a month that he was reported missing. He left the house shortly before midnight on the 7th ofjuly. My understanding is that his body was in what is being described as a very ha rd to in what is being described as a very hard to access location. In fact, my understanding is that specialist equipment has now been brought in to try to get to wons body out of that location so that a postmortem examination carried the carried out to determine exactly how he died. Police are saying, however, that there are no immediately suspicious circumstances to his death. So we will find out in the next few days how he died and also perhaps more information will come out about the nature of the location in which his body was found. This of course will be part of the investigation by them, an investigation that was occasioned by police got been preparing the matter to the investigating authority themselves and a report will go to the chief co nsta ble and a report will go to the Chief Constable when that investigation is completed. Thank you. The construction of new incinerators to burn waste could make it impossible for the uk to meet future targets for recycling. The Consultancy Firm eunomia has warned that new incinerators will need a constant stream of waste to feed them and that will undermine the uks stated ambition to recycle more rubbish. 0ur environment analyst, Roger Harrabin is here. Explain how these incinerators will work. At the moment they have been good for about 30 years or more in the uk and instead of dumping the waist and holes on the ground, you actually burn the waist and you get energy from it so you get some economic benefit. The consultancy said that in the past, when we were burning coalfriendly said that in the past, when we were burning coal friendly city in the uk, maybe you could make a case for this. Probably it was a greener option to bad rubbish than to burn coal cole is being phased out and the consultancy are saying, what is the consultancy are saying, what is the purpose of building more and more incinerators when we are trying to recycle more. The number of incinerators has doubled in terms of capacity since 2009. If we keep increasing capacity then it will undermine efforts to recycle because those plants being built will need more energy to be fed with it. Kind of like feeding the beast, you need the waist to feed the beast to create the electricity. What is the overall strategy here . That is a very good question. Critics have said the government has not had a way strategy for sometime. Death trap, the Department Responsible, says it will come up with a new strategy and it has increased recycling up until recently but they are waiting for a strategy after brexit. Currently it is being driven by the European Union which has this principle of a circular economy. That is every thing about us, everything we use does not get junked afterwards. It gets really purpose in some way, perhaps reused or renee made into Something Else and the idea that it will cut the pressure on resources and also reduce emissions of Greenhouse Gases at if we start to burn more it is counter to that trend and we have to see what policy emerges after brexit. The new female doctor who has given her first interview since taking on the role. She describes how she feels about playing the first female time lord. When i was growing up there was no possibility you could ever play this character that has just changed. That has changed in one event. 0ne event has changed in one event. 0ne event has changed so that if someone wants to be an actor they can go, i have been told i maybe will never get to play that do that because of these things and actually, hopefully that is changing now in all aspects. So that is phenomenal. I think the thing for young people particularly is that now we can say to young boys and young girls that the people that you potentially look up to other characters that you love dont necessarily have to look the same as before. You know, we can celebrate the fact of differences and not to be, you know, ive said before that i hope, you know, my gender isnt a fea rful i hope, you know, my gender isnt a fearful thing for the bands in this world, particularly, there are into rules and that is a great thing. Hopefully, hopefully everyone is excited. As excited as i am. In a moment a summary of the Business News this hour but first the headlines on bbc Newsroom Live the government announces bigger fines for companies who misuse personal data. A british model who says she was kidnapped for a week in italy has returned home 20 year old chloe ayling says she feared for her life second by second. North korea vows to retaliate and make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. In the Business News. We could get more control over our personal information under proposals outlined by the government. People will be able to ask for personal data to be deleted and also ask firms to obtain explicit consent when they process sensitive personal data. House prices fell again for the 4th consecutive quarter. Its the first time thats happened since 2012. The halifax says Property Prices between may and july were 0. 2 lower uk house prices have recorded their fourth quarterly fall in a row for the First Time Since 2012, according to the halifax. Property prices between may and july were 0. 2 percent lower than the previous quarter. The Mortgage Lender says demand is weaker owing to a cocktail of weak wage growth, a rise in prices in the shops, and affordability concerns. We could get more control over our personal information under proposals outlined by the government. People will be able to ask for personal data to be deleted and also ask firms to obtain explicit consent when they process sensitive personal data. It is interesting. There is so much wrapped up into this announcement. What are the bits that stand out for you . These proposals would give people the right to ask for any social media post that they placed before the age of 18 to be deleted. Us obviously, the idea that young adults might find it difficult to get a job because of something embarrassing that they posted before they reach maturity, they dont want that. That is a central plank of this legislation proposals. 0ther people will be able to ask for material. If Companies Break the rules the penalties are going to be much bigger so the Information Commissioner s office can only impose a maximum fine of £500,000. Under the new rules that finally be increased up to £17 million or 4 of the compa nys turnover, increased up to £17 million or 4 of the companys turnover, which ever is the grade. There is even scope for criminal charges for people who have collected information but then detained it illegally. It is funny because this is really a product of the Internet Generation and the lord trying to keep up with the way that we use the internet and the way that we use the internet and the information that we put out there. That is why the definition of information has changed. It includes Internet Addresses and dna characteristics. A lot of our Data Protection laws were actually drafted a generation ago when we did not all have Mobile Phones that could track and movements, watch what we recline to buy online and then react accordingly, saving that information. So it is really a big effort to bring that information up to date and incidentally, to keep us in line with europe. Because most of these new rules will be brought in any way under the ee yous europe wide Data Protection legislation that comes in early next year. We are leaving the eu in 2019. If we dont have the same kind of rules and regulations that will cost problems for cross border trade, free trade over the internet and so on. So we need to keep our legislation is close to what is happening in europe as possible. I wanted to ask you that on the timing. Why now . Simply because were going to be leaving the European Union in 2019 and there is potential for a bureaucratic Nightmare Companies in britain are operating under different Data Protection legislation to companies in europe. What were doing here is the government wants to keep our legislation on line with that to keep trade going as smoothly as possible and to make things as predictable as possible for businesses. Thanks so much. Lots of other stories to tell you. In other news. Staff at google have been caught up in a row about the companys gender diversity initiatives. It started when a male Software Engineer wrote that the firm needs to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism. Many of his colleagues have been critical of the statement but he says others support him. Google says inclusion is very important to the company. About Three Million households are set to benefit from a tightening of the price cap on pre Payment Energy meters, according to regulator 0fgem. The regulator says the move will cut the average bill for pre payment customers by up to 19 pounds a year. The change takes effect on 1 october. Tesco will stop the sale of 5p carrier bags across the uk in three weeks time, and will instead offer 10p Bags For Life to shoppers. Tesco sells about 700 million single use carrier bags a year, if the highest among the major supermarkets, but sales will end in stores on 28 august. The supermarket said the decision followed a trial which led to a 25 cut in bag use. You look at the numbers. I have put a few things on there. That is not what i want to depend on there so ignore that. The oil cartel is meeting today in abu dhabi. The plan is to work out whether they can agree to cut production and they can do it together to keep prices up. But you see prices falling. The ftse 100 barely changing. It is quiet week for the markets. A lot of traders are on holiday and like us. Bin collectors are stepping up industrial action by refusing to work every day for two hours in a dispute over atjob losses. For this woman, british summertime usually means hoping for some hot weather. But not this year. 13 14 15 bags. That is because colins rubbish has not being collected from his house sincejune. High temperatures would make it worse. It is not very good. You are living somewhere and people see bags of rubbish at the front of your house. He is now having to store bin bags in his back garden as well. You see rats and foxes as well. Cats rip the bags up. There are actually maggots. I know that from seeing them myself. It is disgusting. Birmingham city council wants to modernise its waste service, but Refuse Workers say they are facing pay cuts. The Collateral Damage is visible to all, and it is attracting vermin. As you can see, there are many ripped bags here. It is like takeaway for them, isnt it . 0ne firm has seen a 20 increase in callouts over the past six weeks, and says this could cause public problems. Rats carry many diseases which are harmful to human beings. It is carried in their urine. So, if a human being was to touch a bag where a rat has urinated, it could cause a serious disease. Residents here are concerned. It is going to get worse. If it gets warmer. We are bidding for the commonwealth games. It is ridiculous. It is avoidable, the scale of it. There is no justification for this stuff. It doesnt look good. It doesnt smell good. There should be industrial action. Intense talks continue between the two sides. Last week, volunteers took to the streets to help clear up some of the worst areas. But with weeks of action left to go, it seems getting on top of this rubbish could prove difficult. Jeremy clarkson has said he will not be back at work for quite some time after being diagnosed with pneumonia. He was admitted to hospital in the yorker and said was the first time he had been off sick since he started working in 1978. He has thanked fans all their good wishes. Every Arts Organisation wants to win over a younger audience for Scottish 0pera had taken to new lengths. Their latest show at the Edinburgh Fringe as an opera for babies, the latest in a successful strand which has been snapped up worldwide. Our scotla nd has been snapped up worldwide. Our scotland arts correspondence reports. This is opera for beginners. A shorter show, a more assisting storyline and a chance for the audience to move around. All acquired when you are not yet too. Welcome to the latest show from Scottish 0pera aimed at baby. We said we wanted it to be a true opera experience. It is babies, 6 18 months but we wanted them to be able to say, when they were in their 20s, 30s, if someone said, when did you first see an opera they would say, well, when i was ten months old. Every Arts Organisation wants to win over a younger audience but for Scottish 0pera its about more than that. We should aspire to make sure that every child in scotland has got the same kick off point. You know, the same kick off point. You know, the same starting point. So even if it doesnt make 0pera lovers of them, and that is not the be all and end all other we would love that, it is more about setting a pattern for re st of more about setting a pattern for rest of their lives. And so far, the show has been a big hit at festivals and on tour. Not to mention with audiences big and small. She was totally transfixed, really. And it wasjust interesting to see how affected she was. Peaceful and tranquil and obviously, you dont understand it that the whats going on but you didnt need to. It was just beautiful. After they tour at the fringe, the show will return to glasgow before embarking on a tour with interest from across the world in a show which has its audiences captivated and only sometimes reduced to tears. I dont know how happy some of those babies looked. In a moment we will say goodbye to viewers on bbc two but we would join simon for a Weather Update. The mixture in the weather this week. It will stay fairly unsettled for many of us. Our picks of rain times but at the moment, weve got some sunshine across northern parts of the uk. This is the scene in the scottish borders. It further south cloudy skies and rain on that window pane there in cornwall. Lots of cloud in central and southern areas. Some face of rain here. Further north speckled cloud and 12 showers but further south is cloud and all associated with this Weather Front, which will continue to bring some outbreaks of aint what south west england, into the midlands, eastern and the south of england as well. Further north, well, as you can see weve got a view showers scattered around across scotland but some good spells of sunshine in between no showers. Temperatures 16, 17 degrees. Maybe the odd shower towards cumbria and the lakes and the Peak District but much of Northern England, north wales and indeed Northern Ireland are going to be dry this afternoon with a bit of sunshine. The rain continues in the south west of england in towards the london area, east anglia. The far South East Of England escaping that wet weather and stay largely dry here. Through this evening we could see heavier bits of rain across central southern areas into the first part overnight but then that fade gradually spreads further north westwards. Temperatures here 15 degrees but chillier. Across Northern Ireland and scotland. This Weather Front is still with us as we go to into tuesday. It will be accompanied by this area of low pressure moving in from the continent and that will bring us some particularly heavy rain later on that Tuesday Morning was east anglia, eastern areas in general. Elsewhere there will be something around, particularly in wales and south west england. Quite messy picture brings and in most of scotland, Northern Ireland, tuesday is looking largely dry with some sunshine at times. Top temperatures 18,19 sunshine at times. Top temperatures 18, 19 celsius. 0n on it is very wet across parts of the midlands, east anglia and the south east. Look at those bright colours there. Quite intense rainfall perhaps across the south east. Elsewhere it is drying out and that Drying Process is all because of this area of high pressure. Slowly pushing that Weather Front away from the east from thursday. Thursday is looking fine bright and more rain expected on friday. Goodbye. This is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at midday. More powers to control personal data. The government announces bigger fines for companies who misuse it. Back home a british model who says she was kidnapped for a week in italy, returns to the uk saying she feared for her life second by second. North korea vows to retaliate and make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. Also this hour, one of Scotland Yards most Senior Officers defends the governments prevent programme, designed to stop people being drawn into terrorism. Commander dean haydon says criticism is based on ignorance and people dont understand how it works. And the new dr who gives her first interview Jodie Whittaker hopes her version of the time lord will break down the barriers when it comes to tv heroes. I hope, you know, that my gender isnt a fearful thing for the fans, and in this world, particularly, there arent rules, and that is a great thing. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Livem means that people will be able to ask networks to delete personal data or content posted when they were children. A watchdog will get new powers and be able to levy bigger fines on companies that ignore the laws. The proposals included in the bill. 0ur our Technology Reporter explained how these proposals differ from the so called right to be forgotten rules which had already been introduced. This has been in the works for a long time. It is coming into force in may next year. All of the eu Member States have their own internet law. What the uk government is announcing today is their take on the regulations. There are things that they can tweak and do as they like. But generally this is an implementation of the general Data Protection regulation. How much of a leap forward is it in terms of what people can ask to have taken down . There are some big steps forward. The right to be forgotten that people will have heard about, it applies to listings in search results, mostly. Google having a lot to do with that. This legislation affects any business, technology or not, handling and holding personal data belonging to consumers and that can be anything from a name and address to data about their dna. Would someone have to make a case for it to be removed or if someone asks is there an obligation for the information to be taken down . One of the reasons you can have to say that you want this removed is that you withdraw consent for it to be held. That is quite broad and could apply to lots of things. If youre holding data you have recourse to say, we think having this information perhaps online or publicly accessible, that is in the public interest, for scientific or historically Important Reasons and they can refuse under some circumstances to take the data off line. With me isjulian david, Chief Executive of the uks Technology Trade association, tech uk. Thank you for coming in. How much more wide ranging rds powers . Thank you for coming in. How much more wideranging rds powers . These affect the whole of the economy which is digital, society is digital and data is at the heart of that. What this is about is providing a Legal Framework for responsible use, storage and control of data. Under these new rules, could anybody ask for anything held about them to be removed from any system . That is the implication. This is part of the Uk Implementing A European wide Data Management and privacy system and Data Protection regulations which needs to be put into effect by next may. It sounds like a huge headache for any Company Operating online. We dont see that way. The industry has been calling for exactly this kind of regulation and approach for a long time. Notjust Tech Companies, and social Media Companies, but any company that gathers data and so many do, these days. They need to have that data held responsibly, they need to have a trust relationship with the citizen, the consumer. But that is different from being told that they cant store the data. They can store it, subject to permission is, but they have to be explicit about how they get permission, and have a clear understanding of what they got the permission for, what does the consumer or citizen angry that they can gather the data for, and how they can use it. What has changed is that they now need to get the agreement of the user. Will this be the end of situations where companies have been hacked online and there has been a huge breach in terms of individuals online data . We say to people, youve got to be very clear, ask, what data have you got, Companies Often dont know and not just Tech Companies got, Companies Often dont know and notjust Tech Companies and social Media Companies but any organisation, a car rental company, even government agencies. Why have you got the data . Some people collect those incidentally, itjust happens in transactions, with increasing use of the internet of things type devices and mobile devices. And for whose benefit have you got the data . If the answer is no to any of those then youll got to think about that. There is the threat of huge fines but it will require individuals to be proactive, wouldnt it . On the other hand, responsible Companies Want to have a trust and confidence relationship with customers. They want customers to feel confident using their systems. If we lose customer confidence, either by Security Points by practice that. People using the systems at and that is hurting the uk. Estimates are that the uk will have a data economy of £240 billion a year by 2020 and the uk is £240 billion a year by 2020 and the ukisa £240 billion a year by 2020 and the uk is a world leader in this. We have some of the best Data Services through e commerce and Financial Services and medical Health Services and even government services. We are World Leaders in the provision of this. And it is all about trust. We think this regulation will help with that. It needs to be done by may 2018 or we will have a problem with our relationship with the eu and that in the context of brexit is very important. We must have an adequate agreement with the rest of europe in order to trade with them. One of Scotland Yards most Senior Police officers has defended the governments prevent programme, which is designed to stop people being drawn into terrorism. Speaking to the bbcs asian network, commander dean haydon said the strategy has achieved fantastic results, and that criticisms are based on ignorance. In my view prevent does work. I hear criticisms from some parts of the community including the people you mention. I will say that that is based on, sometimes, ignorance that they dont understand properly how prevent works. Some of the criticisms come from sections of the community that dont, for a variety of reasons, political and otherwise, just dont want prevent to work in the first place. Is it a case that if you keep calling something toxic, people think it is toxic . Absolutely, there is a certain element of that. I previously worked in child abuse and Sexual Offences where we have seen the young and vulnerable, women and children, all men, being subject to abuse. We have a similar system called safeguarding work, collectively, policing and local authorities, they safeguard those individuals and protect them from harm. Prevent is exactly the same in terms of, prevent does not just focus on the Muslim Community. It goes across all communities. In fa ct it goes across all communities. In fact almost one third of interventions are around what i would call domestic extremism, extreme right wing individuals. I see the positive work of prevent and without some of that work, if it had not taken place, those individuals would have fallen into the hands of extremists or terrorists. I think It Isa Extremists or terrorists. I think it is a fantastic tool and i think it should stay. Some statistics that we we re should stay. Some statistics that we were given recently by the metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said that in 2015 16 prevent and stopped 50 people from travelling to syria and iraq. And she made clear, echoing what dean hayden and said, that prevent is working, and working well. And she points out that it is notjust about islamist extremism or terrorism linked to islamist extremism. 0ne third of interventions that they undertake prevent in relation to the extreme right wing. 10 of referrals of teachers, doctors, socialworkers and others in authority, who refer cases to prevent, 10 of those are about people with extreme right wing views. So there seems to be a complete ban of urgency between the authorities on the one hand, the police, security service, the home office and so on, saying that prevent is working, and then you get critics like the former senior Muslim Police officer, the miz loncar is what britain, the former counterterrorism reviewer David Amerson who said the strategy needed to be reviewed because it was not working, and there was a complete divide. In a nutshell, is a criticism because they think certain people are being unfairly targeted . They think young muslims in particular are being unfairly targeted, and there was a sense that they are being spied on if they say a word out of place, then they are going to be referred to prevent. And it is not about safeguarding. They believe it is about looking they do not believe it is about looking after people, but it is about spying. This is to prevent people being drawn into terrorism. The problem is that prevent has become a label known and associated with something that large numbers of people dont believe is working. So it may be more than simply a Rebranding Exercise that it needs. There is a wholesale review of the government Counterterrorism Strategy going on at the moment. This was going on at the moment. This was going on at the moment. This was going on before the Terror Attacks that we have seen since march. It has certainly gathered momentum since then and, no doubt, will incorporate some of the Lessons Learned because of those Terror Attacks. I believe it is due to report later this year and it will obviously encompass a review of prevent and particularly any reforms that need to be made. And you can hear the full interview with Dean Haydon In A Special Programme from Scotland Yard at ten oclock tomorrow morning on the bbc asian network. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick will be live, taking questions from listeners. A 20 year old british model who says she was kidnapped for almost a week in milan has returned to the uk. Chloe ayling says she feared for her life second by second and claims she was drugged, stuffed in a suitcase and threatened with being sold as a sex slave after being booked for a photo shoot. Italian police say the model was attacked and drugged by two people. Our correspondent gavin lee is in turin in Northern Italy and explained what we know so far. What we know from the pre Statement Given by chloe ayling is that the 20 year old arrived thinking it was for a photo shoot at milan central station. When she arrived at an office one man appeared with a black glove and put his hand over her mouth so she could not scream and the other with a balaclava, injected over something. Weve say that it is ketamine, a tranquilliser. She woke up in the back of a car in this mountainous area close to the french border, close to turin. She said she found herself in a bag, there was a small hole in the bag and she was in a car boot. She was then taken inside here, where the door was sealed off. She was tied to furniture for six days, to a chest of drawers. What was going on, still many questions, suggestions that the men were trying to sell her online for money. Somehow she got free. She arrived that the british consulate, and lawyer said she was very brave because she came back here to recount the story, given everything she had been through. After the un imposed tough new sanctions, north korea is facing Strong International pressure to end its missile Testing Programme and resume military talks. There has been News Conference with comments coming out of north korea saying that it is responsible with no intent to threaten any other country, except the us. North korea has said it needs inter Continental Attack capabilities to strike at the heart of the us, to prevent an invasion. It says it has demonstrated to the world that the entire us mainland is in firing range. A short while ago we have from our correspondent susan seoul who warned that sanctions have not had much affect on north korea so far. More tough talk coming from north korea today. The State News Agency has said that it will retaliate if the us continues to maintain a hostile policy towards it and the us should not make the mistake of thinking it is safe across the sea. So a fierce, aggressive response coming from north korea in the face of those un sanctions passed against it on saturday. In manila, the Foreign Ministers of south korea and north korea briefly met last night at dinner. South Korean Foreign Ministry Officials have told the bbc that during that brief exchange, the north Korean Foreign minister actually said that the offer of talks from seoul is insincere. The president had offered to reopen military talks with north korea. The north Korean Foreign minister has said that that offer is insincere. Later today we will see the north Korean Foreign minister Making Remarks in manila at a gathering of Southeast Asian nations. All eyes will be on what he has to say. Earlier today, us President Donald Trump spoke to the south korean president and they spoke over the phone for over an hour about what they call the grave and growing threat coming from north korea and they both said they hope these new sanctions would induce pressure on north korea to halt its missile tests. North koreas key ally and top trade partner, china, also urged the country to halt its Nuclear Programme but experts that i have spoken to in seoul say that previously, sanctions have not really resulted in north korea letting up on any kind of testing so they are not very hopeful this time round, as well. The headlines the government has announced bigger fines for companies that misuse personal data. A british model who said she was kidnapped for a week in italy has returned home. She said that she feared for her life, second by second. And north korea vows to retaliate and make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. Lets catch up with the sport news from macon. England have set south africa a target of 380 to win the final test match at old trafford. England could only add 19 to their overnight score this morning. Stuart broad and James Anderson weathermen to leave the wicket. The players have just come back after rain had stopped play. Lets go straight to the London Stadium for an update on the London Stadium for an update on the world athletics championship. We have more action tonight . Thank you. It was a disappointing day yesterday for the british athletes. There were opportunities for medals in the heptathlon with Katarina Johnson thompson and on a pole vault with holly bradshaw, but they both fell short. The team will be hoping for better results today on day four, and inaction will be laura muir in the final of the 1500 metres. It is a tough field. They face Caster Semenya of south africa and the olympic 1500 metres champion but muir is in impressive form after winning the indoor european 1500 metres medal. Also in action for Great Britain, Sophie Hitchen in the hammer. She will go into this in confident mood. Shes had a good couple of seasons. She took bronze at the rear live in last year and needed just one throw to qualify for this final. So day for good be a more successful day for the british athletes. Coverage gets underway from 6pm on bbc two. Some breaking news. In the last 30 minutes, the England Rugby union squad, Denny Solomona and mani tuilagi have been sent home for what the rugby union say our team culture issues. The rfu have not added any comments on the story but it is thought to be alcohol related, the players are understood to have gone out on sunday evening and broke the teams standards. Both were sent home this morning. We will have more on that story for you coming up in the next hour. Thank you. In venezuela president Nicolas Maduro congratulated the army for successfully stopping a pre dawn assault on an army base in the city of valencia. Two people died in the assault and now a search is underway for ten men who escaped with weapons. Earlier, a video posted on social media showed uniformed men saying they were rising against a murderous tyranny. Greg dawson reports. Venezuela has grown used to rebellion, but this time it was different. A small group of men in Military Uniform openly defying their president. Translation this is not a coup. This is a civic and military action to restore Constitutional Order and save the country from total destruction, to stop the murders of our youth and relatives. As members of the military, we demand that the will of the people be recognised to free themselves of tyranny. Any hopes of an uprising were quickly deflated, though. Venezuelan authorities claim to have foiled the attack within a couple of hours, with two men killed and eight arrested. The Regional Military commander described it as a Terrorist Paramilitary Attack paid for by right wing political groups. With a raised fist, and chants of loyalty to the socialist homeland, order was restored. But this is now the second small scale rebellion in recent months. Injune, a Police Commando stole a helicopter and threw grenades at the countrys supreme court. This latest uprising, while short lived, may offer a glimmer of hope to those leading daily protests, that some soldiers, as well as civilians, share the discontent against president maduro. In his address to the nation, the man himself looked far from concerned. Translation i want to congratulate the armed forces for the Immediate Reaction they had against the terrorist attack. A week ago, we beat them with votes, and today we beat the terrorism with bullets. All this on the weekend venezuelas new constituent Assembly Held its first session, after last sundays controversial vote. It was justified as the only way to unite this divided country. So far, there is little sign of that goal being achieved. A major refurbishment of the uks Biggest Railway station, waterloo, in london, has got under way. More than half of its platforms are closed so they can be extended to accommodate longer trains. Network rail has warned of challenging days ahead for passengers. We can go live now to our correspondent Adina Campbell whos at waterloo. What impact is it having . As you said, this is a major Engineering Project, affecting half of the station. Platforms 1 10 are com pletely station. Platforms 1 10 are completely closed off the passengers at the moment. The platforms in that direction are still open. What the engineers are doing here is extending platforms to make way for longer trains. What that will mean is extra space and seats for passengers. This is a multi Million Pound project. It is costing £800 million. It is a huge investment. It involves hundreds of Network Rail Engineers and staff. Today has seen the real test for commuters. The work started on saturday but today commuters have been facing some disruption and there has been a mixed response. Three hours so far, to come from greenwich. It is about 15 minutes late but i know that there were some people making calls because they we re people making calls because they were quite late for work and stuff. You have got a face that uncertainty every day but for the south west, it is not looking good. It is a bit of a nightmare for tourists and for people that have to work. But what can you do, they have to do the repairs. Hopefully it will happen quickly so that everyone can get moving again. This work has caused a significant reduction to south west trains, europes busiest Commuter Operator. Normally they put on 1600 trains a day but theyve had to severely condense their trains. That has had a Knock On Effect at some other busy london stations such as Clapham Junction and vauxhall. Waterloo is the busiest train station in britain, normally there are 270,000 journeys made here each day. Rail bosses are telling passengers to plan ahead, give yourself lots of time to travel. They are suggesting that, if you can ta ke they are suggesting that, if you can take annual leave or work from home, thatis take annual leave or work from home, that is a good idea, as well. Work is expected to continue for three weeks. It is due to finish on august 28, the bank holiday weekend. It means there will be 30 extra capacity for passengers from December 2000 and 18. December 20 18. Jeremy clarkson has said he wont be back at work for quite some time after being diagnosed with pneumonia. The former top gear presenter was admitted to hospital in majorca, where hes on holiday with his family. He said it was the first time hed been off sick since he started working in 1978, and thanked fans for all their good wishes. An apparent ban on staff speaking any language but english in a Sports Direct store in bangor is to be investigated by the welsh language commissioner. It is understood a notice printed on Sports Direct headed paper was posted on a wall telling staff to only speak english for health and safety reasons and that it was the official language of the company. Sports direct said there was no ban and it was looking into what had happened. Executives at google have denounced an internal memo in which an employee criticises the companys policy on diversity. In the piece, a male Software Engineer argued that the lack of females in top tech jobs was due to biological differences between men and women. The article was posted on an internal discussion board. While the author has been widely criticised, he also says he has received messages of gratitude from fellow googlers. The new female doctor who has given her first interview since taking on the role. Jodie whitaker described how she feels playing the first female time lord. There was no possibility in my head that i could play this character and it has changed. One event it has changed, and if someone wants to be an actor, they can go, i have been told that i will never get a play that, because of these things, but hopefully, that this changing now in all aspects. So thatis this changing now in all aspects. So that is phenomenal. But, yeah, i think the thing about, for young people particularly, now, we can say to Boys And Girls that the people that you potentially look up to, the characters you love, dont necessarily have to look the same as before. You can celebrate the fact of differences, and i have said before, i hope my gender isnt a fea rful before, i hope my gender isnt a fearful thing for the fans, because in this role, particularly, there arent rules, and that is a great thing, you know . So hopefully, hopefully, everyone is as excited as iam. Hopefully, everyone is as excited as i am. The new doctor who, jodie whitaker. Now the weather. i am. The new doctor who, jodie whitaker. Now the weather. If youre hoping for a week of fine, settled, summer hoping for a week of fine, settled, summer whether the forecast is destined to disappoint because things look very changeable over the next few days with some soggy weather for the time at times. Some outbreaks of rain for the rest of the day with a band of rain from east anglia down towards the south west. Some of the showers that bit heavier through the afternoon. The far south east seems a brightness and warm. A scattering of showers and warm. A scattering of showers and some others will be heavy. This evening and tonight, a band of cloud with some outbreaks of rain, not moving far, with some thundery downpours close to the wash. Out in the countryside it will get decidedly chilly. Some sheltered scottish lens could get down to one celsius. Tomorrow, cloud on outbreaks of rain, some of that heavy with some vicious, thundery downpours in the far south east later. Brighter skies for Northern Ireland, scotland and the north of england, and on the cool side, with highs of 16 19dc. This is bbc Newsroom Live. The government announces legislation to force social Media Companies to delete information about their users on request. Ministers say the Data Protection bill will give people greater control over their personal data. A british model who says she was kidnapped for a week in italy, has returned to the uk. She told the italian media she feared for her life. North korea vows retaliation, saying they will make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. One of Scotland Yards most Senior Officers has defended the governments anti terror programme, prevent, saying criticism is based on ignorance and people dont understand how it works. Police have named a one Year Old Girl who died following an incident with a vehicle in Merthyr Tydfill. Pearl melody black suffered fatal injuries yesterday after a unoccupied range rover rolled down a hill and struck a wall. The girls younger brother suffered minor injuries. Her parents have paid tribute saying the world will be a darker place without her. Lets get more from our wales correspondent, tomas morgan, who joins us from cardiff. Tell us what her family have said. Yes. Tragic incident yesterday afternoon. It happened around have passed two on a sunday afternoon. The family have said that powell was every single star in every single sky. She was as bright at treatment as the sky. They said she was a beautiful dancer and she was the reason that they all lived. This happened, as i say, yesterday afternoon in the village just outside the town when an unoccupied range rover had been parked in a driveway and it rolled down the hill and collided with a wall. She was playing there with her younger brother and was ta ken playing there with her younger brother and was taken to hospital. Her brother had minor injuries but she herself tragically lost her life. The police are continuing with their investigations and that is underway just to see their investigations and that is underwayjust to see exactly their investigations and that is underway just to see exactly what happened and into the circumstances surrounding this incident. What more is known about what the circumstances were . Well, the car was a range rover parked in a driveway. All we know so far is that the car was unoccupied, there was no bd in it, nobody else but the car rolled down the hill and it struck a wall when it is believed that pearl and her younger brother were playing. They were taken to hospital and she sadly lost her life. Thank you. Ive been through a terrifying experience. I feared ive been through a terrifying experience. Ifeared for ive been through a terrifying experience. I feared for My Life Second By second. Im incredibly grateful to the italian and uk patchy s all their redundancy chill my safe release. Ive just arrived home afterfour my safe release. Ive just arrived home after four weeks of being in italy and i have not had the time to gather my thoughts. I am not at liberty to say anything further until i have been debriefed by the uk police. 64 year old arnold mouat was reported missing by his family on 7thjuly, the day after he had last been seen in his own home. At the time, Police Scotland launched an investigation, which included a search of that property, but no trace was found of mr mouat. There was also a large scale search in the area around, involving the police helicopter, divers, Mountain Rescue Teams and police dogs. Then, yesterday, Police Confirmed that a body had been found in mr mouats home. There was no explanation of where it was found, or in what circumstances. His death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious. Police scotland said they had voluntarily referred the case to the independent watchdog, the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner. That same organisation started an investigation when Police Scotland failed to respond to an Emergency Call about a car that had crashed off the m9 near stirling in 2015. Lamara bell died in hospital after being found in the wreckage three days later. She was discovered alongside her partner, john yuill, who was already dead. One independent review has already identified problems in police call handling. Andy moore, bbc news. More now on our story that one of Scotland Yards most Senior Officers has defended the governments anti terror programme, prevent. Commander dean haydon said criticism was based on ignorance. But a former senior Muslim Policeman, dal babu, said prevent had become a toxic brand because it was not trusted by communities. He explained his issues with prevent to me. First of all, i think it is really important to acknowledge that all sections of the community should be really focused on keeping us all safe and i think it had good intentions when it started but U Nfortu Nately intentions when it started but unfortunately it did not have the confidence of the community and initially it was focused exclusively on muslims. It is now been extended to the far right extremists as well. So its history was not in conjunction with the community. It was imposed on the community. And the concerns that people had is that there is a lack of transparency. I do not think it is particularly helpful to talk about critics being ignorant. You have the former chair of the conservative party, you have David Anderson, the former independent reviewer of terrorist legislation, give andy burnham, the former Shadow Home Office minister and people like andy burnham and the baroness have talked about prevent becoming a toxic brand. And is it linked to, what you say was the fact that it started out specifically focusing on Muslim Community . Although that has changed is there still a perception is that it is still that . When you look at the number of people on the radar of prevent, one in three from the far right now. We do not have great deal of transparency around what happens within prevent. So people have asked foran within prevent. So people have asked for an independent review and people are familiar with the stories of this child about a terrorist who lives in a Terraced House and there is referral. The channel programme. People have heard about the child cannot pronounce cucumber in a nursery and gets referred. The result whole range of instances when individuals have been referred under prevent and it adds to the lack of confidence. Is the rhetoric is there ever a problem when there is any doubt of sunday should be referred . Bidders looked at and dealt with effectively, where there is mistake it is just that and. You are right. I think all of us would rather be safe than sorry. Youre absolutely right. That is really very fundamental point but the reality is over 80 of the referrals that are made and found not to require any further action. So you do think, well, if you are having such a high number of referrals and that is a scissors it that David Anderson the former independent reviewer of terrorist that station brought up. Legislation. This is normal, sensible people like David Anderson and andy burnham, who are saying that we have some concerns and we need to have an independent review. The construction of new incinerators to burn waste could make it impossible for the uk to meet future targets for recycling. The Consultancy Firm eunomia has warned that new incinerators will need a constant stream of waste to feed them and that will undermine the uks stated ambition to recycle more rubbish. Our environment analyst, Roger Harrabin explains how these incinerators will work. The incinerators at the moment theyre been built for about 30 yea rs or theyre been built for about 30 years or more in the uk. And instead of dumping the waist and holes on the ground you actually burn the waist and you get energy from it. So you get some economic benefit. Now, the respected consultancy said that in the past, when we were burning coal borrowed christian the uk, maybe you can make a case for this. Rob a bit was a greener option to burn rubbish than to burn coal but now cole is being phased out and the consultancy is saying, what is the purpose now building more and more incinerators when were trying to be cycle m o re . Incinerators when were trying to be cycle more . Because the amount of incinerators has doubled in terms of capacity since 2009, the consultancy says. And if we give increasing capacity then will undermine efforts to recycle because those plants that are being built will need more energy to be fed with its kind of like feeding the beast. You need the ways to feed the beast to create the electricity. Imean, electricity. I mean, what is the overall strategy here . Well, that is a very good question. Critics have been saying that the government has not much of a Waste Strategy for some time. The Department Responsible says it is going to come up with a new strategy, it has increased recycling up strategy, it has increased recycling up until recently but we are waiting for a new strategy after brexit. Currently, the uk strategy is being largely driven by the European Union which has this principle of what it calls a circular economy. That is opening about us, everything that we use does not getjunked afterwards, does not get put into landfill or incinerators, it gets repurposed in some way. Perhaps reused dropouts remade into Something Else. And the ideas that that will cut the pressure on the sources and also reduce emissions of Greenhouse Gases but of course, if we are starting to warand but of course, if we are starting to war and moral rubbish that will counter that trend. We will have to see what policy emerges after brexit. Right hand man, confidant, friend and trusted adviser. The role of Vice President matters more than most. The New York Times has claimed he was going to run for the top job himself in 2020 donald trump does not seek re election. It goes further, to claim that some republicans have up a Shadow Campaign it excluding the current president because of the turmoil in the white house and allegations that the white house and allegations that the top campaign concluded with russia. Is this causing concern among team come . Cyr opens own. That is complete fiction. Thats complete fabrication and know that his advisers, who had comments attributed to them have pushed back very strongly. As i write now unequivocally. He is a very loyal, very dutiful and incredibly effective Vice President , active Vice President. Mr penson self was quick to dismiss the allegations as categorically false. In a statement he went on to say, my entire team will continue to focus all our relatives to advance the president s agenda and see him be elected in 2020. Any suggestion otherwise is both laughable and absurd. Political manoeuvres are played out in the white house with members of the top team being hired and fired but mr p has stood back from the fray and remained relatively quiet, representing the us and various foreign trips that the president s site for big announcements. A New York Times spokeswoman stood by their article saying, we are confident in the a ccu ra cy of saying, we are confident in the accuracy of our reporting and will let the story speak for itself. The president Left Washington For A Working Vacation at the end of last week and perhaps on the golf course you will have his own thoughts about these latest stirrings. A couple and their three children we re a couple and their three children were targeted by an armed gang in a coastal resort about 90 miles from bearded junior role. Her condition is not to be life threatening. Correspondent has been the story for us. The family were driving to a coastal resort. It is about 90 miles west of the city. Apparently, they took a wrong turning, having been given instructions and ended up in a favela, effectively a slump. And they were approached by armed men. A p pa re ntly they were approached by armed men. Apparently there are Drug Traffickers in this area. These Drug Traffickers in this area. These Drug Traffickers or gunmen apparently told the family to stop the car and get out. But they didnt. They carried on driving. Again, the local authorities are saying that this was ona authorities are saying that this was on a misunderstanding of language and asa on a misunderstanding of language and as a result the gunmen opened fire and the woman was hit in the abdomen by at least one bullet. Now, we understand that she underwent surgery we understand that she underwent surgery at a local hospital yesterday evening. And is in a stable condition. Terrifying experience for the family. It is widely known, isnt it . Thats lambs are not places you wa nt to it . Thats lambs are not places you want to end up in in brazil. For any tourists, the last thing you wa nt to for any tourists, the last thing you want to do is take a wrong turning ended up in a favela. We know that not all of them, some of them are very vibrant, fascinating areas, at some definitely have an element of danger, quite often there is drug strategy and going on, Criminal Activity and weapons. So it can be in very, very dangerous area to enter. The headlines on bbc Newsroom Live the government announces bigger fines for companies who misuse personal data. A british model who says she was kidnapped for a week in italy has returned home 20 year old chloe ayling says she feared for her life second by second. North korea vows to retaliate and make the us pay a price for Drafting Fresh Un Sanctions over its banned Nuclear Weapons programme. 32 children between the ages of 3 and 5 have been referred to the nhs over the last year because theyre unhappy with their biological gender. In total this year 216 children under the age of 10 have been to the nhss only gender Identity Service for under 18s that figure has more than doubled over the last 2 years. Tra nsgender means someone who doesnt identify as the gender they were assigned to when they were born they may wish to be seen as a different gender or no gender at all. Weve been following 2 of the uks youngest transgender children lily and jessica whore 9 and 10. I feel 99 girl and 1 boy. I always had to complain and say, oh, i dont want to put trousers on, but now im a girl im like, yeah, i get to put tights on, dresses on, all those things. So tell me what makes you happiest at the moment. Everyones always looking after me, and caring. What would you say makes you sad . People, like, not being kind, when i see people being bullied. Have people. Has anyone been mean to you . Yeah, theres this person and theyre just being really mean. Can i ask what they said to you . They said, you wont be a very good woman you should just be a man. And that really upset me. Do your friends talk to you ever about you living your life as a boy in the past . They never did, or they dont. Everybody accepts you and just gets on with it . Yeah. And how do you feel about that . Id rather them not mention it, than, you know, them always talking about it. How do you want people to treat you . Like a normal girl. Have you thought about when you go to secondary school, will you tell people that you used to live as a boy, or will you not mention it . I wont mention it, but if it comes up i probably will say, you know. Youll be honest . Mm. Since we first spoke to you and broadcast the film on our programme two years ago, what do you think has changed in these two years . How much has changed . I think a lot has changed. Theres a lot more coverage i think of trans, especially trans children issues, which i think has been brilliant, and has hopefully helped a lot of families. I think weve gone a long way. People have a better understanding now. The education is coming through as well that, you know, kids arent having surgeries, as its been reported, at such a young age. Its not as sensationalised as it once was. Although there are still people, and there will be people watching you right now, who say, your kids are still too young. How can they possibly know . I think if youve lived with a child, as we have, my child lily, she isjust how she is now. She is who she needs to be. Jessicas a clever little girl, young lady, even. I mean, shes. Shes grown up quick. Yeah, shes grown up so much in the last year. I have every faith that shes going to have a happy life. Thousands of dockless bikes have appeared up and down the country over the past few months. They are located using a mobile app, and can be unlocked and hired for as little as 50p. But not all of them are staying on the road. Police in manchester say some have been dumped in canals, bins and hedges, in bristol, one company says around 100 of their bicycles have been vandalised. So, is cycle sharing and similar schemes really the future of getting around . Fiona lamdin reports. Communal cycling in our capital is a common sight. But now thousands of dockless bikes that can be parked anywhere are appearing on our streets. I have come to bristol because this is the first place in the country to have dockless bicycles. I have downloaded the app, and as you can see there hundreds available right now. Well find the nearest one. Just around the corner, as promised, it is waiting for me. With the app, i scan the barcode, the bike is unlocked, and im ready to go. They arrived three months ago, and already the take up is quite promising. They get ridden 1,500 times a day. We are the first dockless bike sharing initiative in the uk. There are some problems. One in eight have been vandalised. And some are found with wheels missing. Are people looking after them . Most are doing well but we have had issues. How many . About 100 cases so far. It is a diesel car, automatic. It is notjust bicycles we are sharing. This man has 28 cars. Today, he is giving one of them to will. I dont use them very often. When i do need one, it makes sense to use one someone else is not using. I had an injury and i couldnt walk. So i was sitting at home thinking i have two family cars in my driveway and they are not being used. I put them on a platform on the internet called hirecar and both of them were rented out. One day, i had rented them both out and we had none. My wife needed one. We bought a new one and soon i rented that out as well. But, like the bicycles, one of them has been damaged. I said, please be careful. One hour later he sent me a picture and said i have had an accident. It was heartbreaking. Many people are hiring out cars for as little as £15 a day. In 15 20 years time, it will be abnormal to have your own car. The cost ofjourneys will come down substantially as we go towards a future where cars are autonomous, electric, and shared. Not everyone agrees this is the only way forward for the future of transport. We need to recognise Human Behaviour in all of this. A lot of people like to own things and they will want to carry on owning things into the future. So, part of the future, not all of it. But with hundreds more rolling into our cities each month, it looks like dockless bikes will be on our roads for the foreseeable future. Every Arts Organisation wants to win over a younger audience, but Scottish Opera have taken that to new lengths. Their latest show at the Edinburgh Fringe is an opera for babies the latest in a successful strand which has been snapped up worldwide. Our scotland arts correspondent Pauline Mclean reports. This is opera for beginners. A shorter show, a more simple storyline and a chance for the audience to move around. All required when you are not yet two. Welcome to the latest show from Scottish Opera aimed at babies. We said we wanted it to be a true opera experience. It is babies, 6 18 months, but we wanted them to be able to say, when they were in their 20s, 30s, if someone said, when did you first see an opera . They would say, well, when i was ten months old. Every Arts Organisation wants to win over a younger audience, but for Scottish Opera its about more than that. We should aspire to make sure that every child in scotland has got the same kick off point. You know, the same starting point. So even if it doesnt make opera lovers of them, and that is not the be all and end all, although we would love that, it is more about setting a pattern for rest of their lives. And so far, the show has been a big hit at festivals and on tour. Not to mention with audiences big and small. She was totally transfixed, really. And it wasjust interesting to see how affected she was. Peaceful and tranquil, and obviously, you dont understand exactly whats going on, but you didnt need to. It wasjust beautiful. After the tour at the fringe, the show will return to glasgow before embarking on a tour with interest from across the world, in a show which has its audiences captivated and only sometimes reduced to tears. In a moment the news at one with clive myrie. First the weather. A few were hoping for a settled, fine week of summer weather and the fate of this forecast is to disappoint but things look decidedly changeable over the next few days, in fact, pretty soggy for some. Some minutes times through this week and generally quite a cool feel to the weather. What we have for the rest of this afternoon is slow moving Weather Front. Sam at base of rain stretching from the south west up to east anglia to the south east of that maybe some glimmers of brightness. And there will be some sunshine at the north west across Northern Ireland and scotland, but with that sunshine there will also be some showers, some of the heavy side. 17 in belfast and assimilative richer in dundee. Make sure sunshine and just a few showers in Northern England and wales. From the south west through parts of southern england, the south midlands and east we will have this band of cloud and sporadic outbreaks of rain. The odd heavy burst later in the afternoon. Some brightness and the farce of these. That could lift temperatures to around 22. Through this evening this band of cloud and shall remain will just this band of cloud and shall remain willjust sit in place, moving very slowly. The odd heavy, thundery downpours across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire later in the night. Some clear skies up to the north west and that will allow to get decidedly chilly will stop down into Single Digits in the countryside. Tomorrow the weather chart looks like a bit of a mess, i have to say. Slow moving Weather Front. A band of cloud across central areas. Some showers slapped the north west and then an area of low pressure which is going to try to roll its way in across the south east. What this means is that for much of england and wales we will see some cloud, we will cease some pics of rain, perhaps a hefty thundery downpours crossed east anglia and the south east later on. The further north and east you are the better chance of season sunshine. Still a few showers but not too many. Those temperatures on the tools i. 16 19. For wednesday looks like south eastern areas will see a real deluge. Some very heavy rain continuing here at times. Further north and west more in the way a drier weather but with a northerly wind. Not particularly warm. Temperature 16 18. Thursday should be largely dry day for many but by the end of the week we will see further spells of rain at times and it also turn quite windy. Its the right to be forgotten. The government says people should have greater control over online personal data. Provisions in the upcoming Data Protection bill will make it easier for people to withdraw consent for information to be used. But some question whether everything can be erased. Also this lunchtime. North korea warns america it will pay the price for drafting tough new un sanctions over its missile and Nuclear Weapons programme. A british model who says she was kidnapped for six days in italy returns to the uk, saying she feared for her life second by second. Ive been through a terrifying experience. I feared for My Life Second By second, minute by minute, hour by hour. Im incredibly grateful to the italian and uk authorities for all they have done to secure my safe release. The Police Watchdog in scotland wants to know why it took more