the student s family are calling for harry s law, a number of legal changes, including the requirements for universities to publish their annual suicide rates. in a statement, the university said, we are deeply saddened by harry s death and the family s loss. we will consider the coroner s conclusions and make sure we learn lessons. the families say they ll continue campaigning for changes to help stop more students taking their own life. jenny kumar, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. now to twitter. and days after taking over, the self proclaimed chief twit elon musk, is signalling big changes. he says the process of gaining a blue tick,
as a incentive for universities to offer more support and help sooner. no parent should outlive their child. these simple and inexpensive measure would, we have no doubt, ensure that fewer parents were made to suffer the misery that we will live with forever. in a statement, the university said. the family say they will continue campaigning for changes, to help stop more students taking their own life. jenny kumar, bbc news. and if you ve been affected by any of the issues raised injenny s report, there s lots of information, including links to charities and organisations offering support on the bbc s actionline website, bbc.co.uk/actionline the time is 20 past six. our top story this evening.
and down the country, so. and i thought it was bad then. but, you know, if you think go back 60 years, 70 years, it must have been horrendous forjack. how far do you think we ve come, and how much more work do you think needs to be done? racism isn t a football problem, it s a social problem. and until we start.we start looking at the social aspects of racism and we, like, coming together and talking about racism you know, we ve still got a lot of work to be done. and what lessons would you like people to learn from this story? to hold your dream. to go out there and fight for your dream. don t ever give up. always go on there and fight. and it might take 100 years, but we ve got here! they laugh. jenny kumar, bbc news. it is wonderful to see the story spoken about properly now,
but three days after the murder he handed himself in. detectives found photos of serial killers and thousands of grisly images, many depicting dead bodies, on his phone. in the days before the attack ackland had searched internet for potential murder weapons and remote locations. when sentencing today, the judge said that bobbi anne mcleod had her whole life ahead of her until it was brutally and savagely snuffed out. he told ackland that he was likely to remain a highly dangerous person and it was possible that he would never be released from jail. jenny kumar, bbc news. the time is almost 20 past six. our top story this evening: jed brown! what are you doing? an investigation reveals the mi5 spy investigation reveals the m15 spy who terrorised and abused women yet the government refuses to reveal his
appearing more joyful than usual. but three days after the murder he handed himself in., detectives found photos of serial killers and thousands of grisly images, many depicting dead bodies, on his phone. in the days before the attack ackland had searched internet, for potential murder weapons and remote locations. when sentencing today, the judge said that bobbi anne mcleod had her whole life ahead of her until it was brutally and savagely snuffed out. he told ackland that he was likely to remain a highly dangerous person and it was possible that he would never be released from jail. jenny kumar, bbc news. the national union of students has announced that rebecca tuck qc will lead an independent investigation into allegations of anti semitism. last month, the union announced it was allowing an investigation to take place following a number of complaints byjewish students.