Deliver a national recovery from the pandemic that makes the united kingdom stronger, healthier and more prosperous than before. Exchanges of fire between palestine and israel. Police search a cafe in gloucester in connction with the disappearance of a teenager more than 50 years ago. The Banker Lex Greensill apologises and says he takes complete responsibility for the collapse of his company Greensill Capital. The show does go on for the Brit Awards and without face masks or social distancing, as part of the Governments Pilot for entertainment events. Good evening. Welcome if you have just welcome if you havejustjoined us. The fight is won that was the emotional reaction from one relative after hearing an inquest in northern rule that ten people shot 50 years ago in ballymurphy in West Belfast were entirely innocent. The coroner attributed all but one of the shootings to the British Army, and ruled that the use of lethal force by soldiers over a period of three days in 1971 was not justified. One of those killed was a Catholic Priest another a mother of eight. Our Ireland Correspondent Emma Vardy reports. Northern irelands past continues to be carried into its present. A fresh inquest into the deaths of the ballymurphy victims was brought about by theirfamilies� campaign. Today marked the culmination of a 50 Year Search for truth. In 1971, the army went into a Housing Estate in the Ballymurphy Area of West Belfast. It was to arrest and imprison ira suspects without trial, known as internment. The main target of the present operation is the irish republican army, which has been responsible for recent acts of terrorism, and whose victims have included protestant and catholic alike. It sparked a violent clashes over three days. By The End, ten people lay dead. Among them, a local priest, and a mother of eight. Soldiers from the Parachute Regiment, now given anonymity, claimed they opened fire after being attacked by ira gunmen and rioters. I saw a Petrol Bomb in his hand and i opened my Cab Door and fired one round from my gun, my submachine, fired at him. He dropped. You killed him . I found out later on. Soldiers of the time said those killed were armed. Their relatives always maintained they were innocent civilians. These were the people who died. Today, the coroner acknowledged the army had come under fire from gunmen in the area, but she concluded in most cases, the use of force by the Parachute Regiment was disproportionate, and that all of those killed were entirely innocent of any wrongdoing. Inside court, relatives had applauded as the findings were read out. Overwhelming, just. We waited so long for this. You pray and you pray and you ask forjustice. You got all the detail you were hoping for in that verdict . We knew, we always knew. But to hear the word. And the world will know they are innocent. All along, people said they were this and they were that, but now it is all cleared up for us alt the findings bring new clarity to one of the most brutal episodes in Northern Irelands past. For decades, families felt their names were tarred today they have been publicly exonerated. Today is a great day for our families, but its also a bittersweet day. Today, personally, ithink of my dear brother, frank, whose Young Life was taken by british paratroopers. He gave his life helping others, and as one of our witnesses said, he was very brave. The Parachute Regiment only had hate in their hearts when they gunned down harry and the others. They were not peacemakers, they were not brave soldiers, they were nothing but cowards. There are hundreds of other killings from the troubles which remain unresolved. In many areas of Northern Ireland, feelings of Loss And Injustice have endured through the decades, but for the families of ballymurphy, now, a new sense of vindication. Uk Government Spokesperson said they will now take the time to review the report and come to conclusions. A Chief Of Staff for the British Army offered his condolences and sympathies for the army and said it was not of the day for the British Army. It was not of the day for the british arm. ,. ,. , � , army. It shameful for the British Army. It shameful for the british arm as army. It shameful for the British Army as a army. It shameful for the British Army as a whole, army. It shameful for the British Army as a whole, but army. It shameful for the British Army as a whole, but the army. It shameful for the British Army as a whole, but the british J Army as a whole, but the British Army as a whole, but the British Army is not one conglomerate organisation, it is made up of the actions of individuals and individual units. I think we have to put this in the widest context of the operations that were carried out in august of 1971, by following the in august of 1971, by following the in tradition to introduce internment. Most people would agree that it was poorly thought through. Not surprisingly, the population in ballymurphy and elsewhere in belfast, londonderry rose up with justifiable anger in disagreement and a lot of violence ensued. There was bombing and they were shooting and there was rioting perpetrated by nationalists, loyalists and the military was involved in all of that. It is very difficult 50 years on to penetrate the fog of war, but there is no getting away from it. I will make it quite clear that there is no getting away from the fact that these ten deaths should not have happened and it was poor Decision Making from a number of people, they were operating amid great violence with a poor strategic policy. The minister of the defence in the army, i was in belfast in 1971, i was aware of the circumstances and these things should not have happened. That is general done should not have happened. That is general done it should not have happened. That is general done it there, should not have happened. That is general done it there, former should not have happened. That is| general done it there, former Chief Of Staff of the army. Danett. The queen has unveiled the governments plans for legislation for the year ahead at the State Opening of parliament. It was the queens first major public appearance since the death of the duke of edinburgh last month. The Queens Speech contained 30 bills. They include Infrastructure Investment around the uk to strengthen economic ties across the union. Legislation to support what the government says will be a Lifetime Guarantee for skills and training. Changes to the Planning System to allow more homes to be built will be brought forward along with binding environmental targets, plus plans for long delayed online safety laws bringing regulation to the internet to tackle illegal content. Heres our political editor laura kuenssberg. A red Letter Day around here, preparing for the visit from the monarch. The official new start for this palace. Some of the colour, some of the pageantry, less formal because of covid. And the lonely crown. The queens 67th State Opening. The first since Prince Philip passed away. But some of the refrains were the same. The bang on the door. The Prime Ministers plans. In her voice. My government will level up opportunities across all parts of the united kingdom. The jargon confirmed from the throne, the government wants everyone to have the same chance, wherever they live, so promises on transport, health, education, catching up after the covid crisis. My government will strengthen the economic ties across the union. Legislation will support a Lifetime Skills guarantee. And after the emergency, new laws planned since the election manifesto. Legislation will increase sentences for the most serious and violent offenders, and ensure the timely administration ofjustice. Measures will be brought forward to establish a fairer Immigration System that strengthens the united kingdoms borders. But as the queens first big job since Prince Philips funeral was over, she left arguments for the government behind. Tory rows and planning, tangles with the opposition over the constitution, or voters being asked to show id. Nor was there a speck of detail on how we care for the vulnerable. Leaving the opposition deeply unimpressed. Order this Queens Speech merely papers over the cracks. It is packed with short term gimmicks and distant promises. This government is never short of those. But it misses the urgency and the scale of the transformation thats needed. But the Prime Minister was bullish, fresh from election success. We must use this opportunity to achieve a national recovery so that jabs, jabs, jabs becomesjobs, jobs, jobs. That is our plan, mr speaker, and to address the decades old problems that have held us back. The tories, though, have had 11 years in charge, not lost on the other parties. We know the Past Westminster has imposed, and we now know the future that It Will inflict. Westminster has chosen its future, a job destroying brexit, a return to Austerity Cuts and more attacks on devolution. Im sorry but this Government Programme simply doesnt deliver. The fairerand the fairer and more careful planning that we the fairer and more careful planning that we need in this country. Liberal democrats will oppose it. After a year of politics as usual being frozen, this Queens Speech is a sign of things getting back to normal. Ministers hope to make progress beyond the pandemic, and the Opposition Parties perhaps starting to confront the reality of dealing with a government with the Brute Force of a huge majority behind it. Symbols, tradition, so much stays the same, but the only permanent thing in politics is moving on. Laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. So the government says It Will bring forward proposals on reforming Social Care in england, but campaigners say theyre disappointed there werent any details today. Nigel edwards is the Chief Executive of the Health Care Policy think tank, the Nuffield Trust. Hejoins us now. Thank you he joins us now. Thank You For being with us. Had you expected more or had you worried he concluded that it would be a while yet before we had any detail . I would be a while yet before we had an detail . ~ ,. Any detail . I think we concluded that we were any detail . I think we concluded that we were still any detail . I think we concluded that we were still waiting. Any detail . I think we concluded that we were still waiting. We i any detail . I think we concluded i that we were still waiting. We were promised that the election that it was a plan ready for implementation, but im afraid that the problem with previous governments, it seems there is much waiting for the set of reforms. The population is ageing and we are moving further into the uncertain future. Uncertain future. Sometimes it re. Uires uncertain future. Sometimes it requires outside uncertain future. Sometimes it requires outside bodies uncertain future. Sometimes it requires outside bodies to uncertain future. Sometimes it| requires outside bodies to force government hand. Thinking of the obvious different situation, devolution, it took a nudge for government in the right direction. Have you got to the point where possibly interested bodies such as you who arent directly part of the Government Need to come together and actually together, but something that the government will have to respond to . Im that the government will have to reapond to . Respond to . Im afraid there is a bit of an Indictment Respond to . Im afraid there is a bit of an indictment of respond to . Im afraid there is a bit of an indictment of how bit of an indictment of how difficult it is to not be in the Government And Influence it. For at least a couple of decades, many organisations, ourselves and others, have been putting forward proposals. There are plenty of international examples to look out the, germany, japan as examples. We saw on the review on pensions, governments in Germany And Japanjust review on pensions, governments in Germany And Japan just had to bite the bullet and say, look, there are some very difficult decisions to be made here on political courage is required and we have to say some unpalatable things for todays voters to make sure that in the future we can care for the old people and the vulnerable. Other countries make their decisions earlier and we just continually keep the countdown On The Road and it appears we are continuing to do that. Im afraid it is a long Standing Problem in british politics that has brought us to the situation that we are in now in Social Care and indeed, in Workforce And Health care and a number of other areas of public policy. The one concrete other areas of public policy. The one Concrete Thing we have seen the government do is to change the title of the department for the department of the department for the Department Of Health to the Department Of Health and Social Care. Is anything gone with the change of the name . It was already responsible for Social Care, i think many of us thought it was a rather odd piece of cosmetic change. But was a rather odd piece of cosmetic chance. � , �. , was a rather odd piece of cosmetic chance. � ,�. , change. But isnt Social Care local authorities . Change. But isnt Social Care local authorities . Policy change. But isnt Social Care local authorities . Policy for change. But isnt Social Care local authorities . Policy for social change. But isnt Social Care local authorities . Policy for social Care J authorities . Policy for Social Care has always authorities . Policy for Social Care has always been authorities . Policy for Social Care has always been the authorities . Policy for Social Care | has always been the responsibility of the health. Policy, but not funding . Funding still goes through pc lg. It is not part of the Nhs Budget what you call are and where you get the funding from is a second Order Issue compared with the need to decide what it is the government wants to offer the public in Terms Of Social Care and one of the reasons we have a problem here is quite clear. This is not all surprising, its very confusing and the public dont understand what is going on with Social Care. You dont understand how tricky and difficult it is until you have a member of family that has to access it. It doesnt turn up as an electoral issue in the same way that large lumps of people waiting for planned surgery or things like Hip Replacements does it is a hidden problem and the difficulty is that there has not been a Big Social Consensus that it needs to change. Because we havent had enough of a crisis in the way that previous big reforms of the nhs were lots of reforms of the nhs were lots of reforms have gone in have been in obvious crises. The fact the Social Care is a hidden crisis that doesnt appear in the consciousness of the public has allowed it to be dumped for too long. In public has allowed it to be dumped fortoo long for too long. In Terms Of practicalities, for too long. In Terms Of practicalities, You For too long. In Terms Of. Practicalities, you referred for too long. In Terms Of practicalities, you referred to the department for the local government, goes into Council Funding and they have to provide it because it is budget dependent. Sometimes it can be difficult to supply the number of funds they need per people. What would your model look like . If the Nuffield Trust could paint a map of Social Care, what would it need . What would it need as an Essential Element . ,. ,. , element . There are a number of o tions. Element . There are a number of options the element . There are a number of options. The first element . There are a number of options. The first Thing Element . There are a number of options. The first thing is element . There are a number of options. The first thing is quite l options. The first thing is quite clear that the system needs additional money. There needs to be certainty for people about understanding what is available, what is the extent to which they will need to contribute and how far they are protected against the need for very high levels of spending that will cause in financial difficulty. In addition to fixing the funding system, the whole provider market, the companies that provider market, the companies that provide this are a bit of a part of the state, there are quite significant issues for some parts of the companies in this area. It is a low wage economy, doesnt have a Career Structure doesnt necessarily recruit all the best people that are needed to do that. It is notjust a matter of fixing the funding, there are also significant issues to deal with in the regulatory and how the companies that provide this are structured and operated as well. All this Needs Fixing and the focus has been on do you need to sell your house . It is quite important but only a small part of Social Care. To some extent, the bigger problem with younger adults with complex needs whose needs are growing, they are also chewing up the resources of local government at a very high rate and expecting local government to fund this with Local Business Rates Etc is simply not feasible. We need clarity about funding, what your exposure is as an individual for what you have to pay, what the cap is, when you start to qualify for state assistance, fix the Provider Side and i think there is a key role in that, but we need national policy and we have needed it for years. Were still for it. The and we have needed it for years. Were still for it. Were still for it. The Chief Executive were still for it. The Chief Executive for were still for it. The Chief Executive for the were still for it. The Chief Executive for the nuffieldl were still for it. The Chief Executive for the Nuffield Trust. Quite a lot of food for thought there. Thank You Forjoining to us this evening. And well find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10 30 and 11 30 this evening in the papers our guestsjoining me tonight are former fleet street editor, Eve Pollard and anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe. Before all of that, lets go to support now. In the last half an hour, they have been crowned champions and they did without kicking the ball. The defeat against leicester has. Plenty of City Players and fans will be watching the Game Tonight and been cheering on that brilliant Opening Goalfrom Luke cheering on that brilliant Opening Goal from luke thomas, just 19 years old. United will soon level but with mason greenwood. A draw would have been enough to prevent city winning a title today, but then this Leicester Winner gave a huge boost to the foxes champion� S League hopes and it meant that they consign the blue half at least. We and it meant that they consign the blue half at least. Blue half at least. We are fighting on three fronts. Blue half at least. We are fighting on three fronts. We blue half at least. We are fighting on three fronts. We won blue half at least. We are fighting on three fronts. We won the blue half at least. We are fighting on three fronts. We won the cup, | blue half at least. We are fighting i on three fronts. We won the cup, we won the Premier League and lets hope we can go to the Champions League. Hopefully It Will go to wembley so that we can get tickets there as well. B, wembley so that we can get tickets there as well there as well. A brilliant night for all manchester there as well. A brilliant night for all Manchester City there as well. A brilliant night for all Manchester City fans. There as well. A brilliant night for all Manchester City fans. There i there as well. A brilliant night for all Manchester City fans. There is| all Manchester City fans. There is one of the match tonight, southampton against crystal palace. Both of them know they will be playing top Flight Football next reason. It is a ready one nil with a goal at st marys. Meanwhile, we still dont know where the all english Champions League final will take place. Earlier today, english Champions League final will take place. Earliertoday, Culture Secretary said that the government cleared the way for them to host the final at wembley. The match will be moved, but portugal has emerged as an alternative host. I moved, but portugal has emerged as an alternative host. An alternative host. I dont It Will be productive an alternative host. I dont It Will be productive to an alternative host. I dont It Will be productive to get an alternative host. I dont It Will be productive to get into an alternative host. I dont It Will be productive to get into the an alternative host. I dont It Will. Be productive to get into the detail of the sort of discussions that have gone on. We are still discussing it with them. Given the huge progress we have made and seenjust with them. Given the huge progress we have made and seen just this week, the Prime Minister announcing that fans can come back into stadiums, why is that possible . Because of the success of the vaccine but also because we have Cap Variants of concern outside of the uk. If we could have it in the protected integrity of our quarantine system, of course, we would love it to happen. Quarantine system, of course, we would love it to happen. Away from football and would love it to happen. Away from football and the would love it to happen. Away from football and the heavyweight would love it to happen. Away from football and the heavyweight fight i football and the heavyweight fight that everyone is waiting to see. It has been confirmed with their fight likely to take place. He won in December 2019 when he won a match. There is air racer, alexandra tamaki. He managed to stay clear. The american rider broke clear to make the. At the age of 3a, he will wear the pinkjersey for the very first time tomorrow. He made it to the final last month and then came from to rounds where he beat the Spanish Player in straight sets and andy murrays returned to competition, he and Ian Brodie have got a return. They have been practising in rome, but they have only been able to play three tournaments this year due to injury, he is hoping to be able to play soon. Thatsjust he is hoping to be able to play soon. Thats just remind you about our top story once again. Manchester city have been crowned Premier League champions in the first time in four seasons. Plenty more on that story on the Bbc Sport website. All the sports an hour. Thank you so much. Two other news. And israel thereve been more israeli Air Strikes against gaza, where the Government Health Ministry says at least 26 people have been killed. Palestinian militant groups have fired more rockets into tel aviv, which caused the closure of the airport. Thats got lets get more now. What is the latest . Things took a turn for the worst after the 12 Storey Building was totally destroyed. They had report them warned them that they would attack it. The militant wing had said not to target that building. It understood that it contain some of the mass apartments in it. Hamas. Not long afterwards, we saw a barrage of rockets, 130 of them fly in towards the centre of israel, sending israelis across a large part of the country running to Air Raid shelters. This morning, sirens went off. Some of them had the sirens for a couple of years. Thats just an indication of how this Flare Up has escalated in the last couple of hours. We are hearing now that there are more Air Strikes taking place in gaza. They have targeted dozens of hamas sites and hamas militants. There are these 28 people killed in gaza according to local Health Officials there, including children. There have been three israelis killed in the course of the day. Both in the south of israel earlier in the day and now one more woman in the centre of israel. There are international calls for the escalations, calls from the State Department coming through at the moment but we are seeing the opposite. B. Moment but we are seeing the o osite. � ,. , moment but we are seeing the ouosite. � ,. , moment but we are seeing the o osite. � ,. ,. , opposite. A series of things that come together opposite. A series of things that come together to opposite. A series of things that come together to exacerbate. Opposite. A series of things that | come together to exacerbate the long standing and existing tensions, arent there . That seems to be in a happy coordination with timing, circumstances and anniversaries and the rest of it that seems to have acted as a catalyst. The rest of it that seems to have acted as a catalyst. That is right. Tensions have acted as a catalyst. That is right. Tensions have been acted as a catalyst. That is right. Tensions have been simmering, | tensions have been simmering, particularly through the islamic holy month of ramadan. There were restrictions on popular gatherings and the entrance to the old city of jerusalem, the israeli police were present and that led to protests. There are also a palestinian neighbourhood where they were forced to make wafer israeli settlers. Way for. Thats when these very violent clashes at the Mosque Compound happened. She is in israel giving us the latest on those clashes. We will of course give you more this evening if there are any further developments. Police are searching a cafe in gloucester for the body of a 15 year old girl who is thought to have been murdered more than 50 years ago by one britains most notorious Serial Killers Fred West. Officers have been called to the cafe after a Production Company filming a documentary there said theyd found evidence that a body could be buried at the property. Phil mackie reports. The Black And White pictures may have faded a little, but Mary Bastholms friends and family have kept her memory alive. She disappeared 53 years ago and despite extensive investigations, both then and since, shes never been found. When evidence emerged that the serial killer Fred West had murdered up to a dozen women and young girls in and around gloucester, her name came up as part of the investigation. But he wasnt charged in connection with her disappearance. Newsreel three bodies have been found here, i including the Daughter And Lodger of the accused man, frederick west. Now theres a potentially significant development. This is the cafe where mary worked. Fred west was a customer and had carried out some Building Work here. Newsreel three bodies have been found here, i Fred West was a customer and had carried out some Building Work here. Back in 1994, there were suggestions that Mary Bastholm could have been buried here, and in 2012, there was a petition from her friends alerting Gloucestershire Police to excavate the site. So, this new breakthrough might finally bring answers for marys family. Gloucestershire police say theyre likely to be at the site for several weeks. Marys familys being kept informed and have asked for privacy to allow them time to grieve. Phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. A former Uk Diplomat has been detained for eight months after plugs. He posted a serial things online about the Court Trial in 2020. It identified the complainants and could put the women are coming forward in the future. He was alleged to have committed Sexual Assault against nine women. The Brit Awards is getting under way and the audience doesnt have to wear facemasks or socially distance because the show as part of the Governments Pilot into not doing this. The hottest ticket in town, a negative covid test. Everyone at Tonights Brit awards needs one, the audience and the stars. Not your normal preparation for the Brit Awards. ,. , awards. Not really. Ch uckles chuckles anyway away from here. His tested negative so will be performing with pink and the nhs choir, singing in front of an audience for the first time in over audience for the first time in over a year. I audience for the first time in over a ear. ~ � , audience for the first time in over a ear. ~ � ,. ,. , a year. I feel like its going to be emotional a year. I feel like its going to be emotional. I a year. I feel like its going to be emotional. I might a year. I feel like its going to be emotional. I might have a year. I feel like its going to be emotional. I might have to a year. I feel like its going to be emotional. I might have to hold | a year. I feel like its going to be emotional. I might have to hold back a couple of tears because i dont know if i have fully emotionally prepared for it. Ijust miss it so much. Prepared for it. I ust miss it so much. I i i . , , much. 4000 fans will be in the 02 arena. Much. 4000 fans will be in the 02 arena no much. 4000 fans will be in the 02 arena. No social much. 4000 fans will be in the o2 arena. No social distancing, much. 4000 fans will be in the o2 arena. No social distancing, no i arena. No social distancing, no masks, because the Brit Awards are part of the Governments Pilot scheme for reopening live events. How nervous do you feel . Scheme for reopening live events. How nervous do you feel . There is a bit, ill be honest, how nervous do you feel . There is a bit, ill be honest, theres how nervous do you feel . There is a bit, ill be honest, theres a bit, ill be honest, theres a little bit because this is the first. , � first. Of the first time weve been out first. Of the first time weve been out in first. Of the first time weve been out in the first. Of the first time weve been out in the whole first. Of the first time weve i been out in the whole pandemic. I love been out in the whole pandemic. Love music. Been out in the whole pandemic. I love music. The fact i can go to an arena, love music. The fact i can go to an arena, no love music. The fact i can go to an arena, no social love music. The fact i can go to an arena, no social distancing love music. The fact i can go to an arena, no social distancing when i love music. The fact i can go to an. Arena, no social distancing when we arena, no social distancing when we are there. Arena, no social distancing when we are there. And arena, no social distancing when we are there, and actually arena, no social distancing when we are there, and actually have arena, no social distancing when we are there, and actually have fun. I are there, and actually have fun. Scientists are there, and actually have fun. Scientists will are there, and actually have fun. Scientists will be are there, and actually have fun. Scientists will be monitoring i scientists will be Monitoring Everything. We scientists will be Monitoring Everything scientists will be monitoring eve hina. , everything. We have installed rou. Hl everything. We have installed roughly 40 everything. We have installed roughly 40 cameras everything. We have installed roughly 40 cameras to everything. We have installed i roughly 40 cameras to understand everything. We have installed roughly 40 cameras to understand how people are moving around the site, and we are also making use of security systems, information from the bar, just to understand how people are spreading themselves throughout the venue. This Years Brit awards throughout the venue. This Years Brit awards are throughout the venue. This Years Brit awards are about throughout the venue. This Years Brit awards are about more i throughout the venue. This Years Brit awards are about more than l throughout the venue. This years i Brit Awards are about more than who wins, if all goes well the event could help bring about the return of live music all around the uk. Colin patterson, bbc news, london. I was iwas in i was in the West Country and it was glorious today, lets see what the weather has for you, me, and everyone else. We have seen some impressive thunderstorms today. For example, look at this thundercloud in shropshire. Always the sign of an angry looking storm. Then we had this, north wales, picking up a hailstorm. This made it look like winter had returned for a time here. Overnight tonight, heavy storms across northern england, they will be drifting into scotland. Some thunder and lightning, heavy downpours here. Further south, the weather gradually becoming quieter, temperature similar to those of last night. Tomorrow is another unsettled day with Rain Pushing Northwards in scotland, Northern Ireland a much greater chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms in the day, england, wales, again, some showers, big gaps between them, you have a better chance of dodging the downpours. With lighter winds those showers will be low moving slow in nature. Temperature is a touch warmer come up to 17 degrees, watching rain in the channel islands, which could get close to southern england. Hello this is bbc news. The headlines a coroner rules that ten innocent people were killed in belfast 50 years ago, nine of them shot by british soldiers. It is The End of a half Century Battle by victims� families to clear their names. Thea;r families to clear their names. They onl had families to clear their names. They only had hate families to clear their names. They only had hate in families to clear their names. They only had hate in their families to clear their names. Tie only had hate in their hearts when they gunned her and the others down. They weren� t peacemakers. They weren� t brave soldiers. They were nothing but cowards. The State Opening of parliament, the government has set out its agenda for the next year. In the queen� S Speech, this government promises to level up the economy and has also announced It Will establish the enquiry into the covid pandemic. Heavy exchanges of Fire Tonight between palestinian Militant And Israel plus � s defence forces. At least 30 people have been killed in gaza and israel. And israel� s defence forces continue. The disappearance of a teenager 50 years ago it is feared she may be one of the victims of Fred West. The inquest which found that ten people who were shot dead in West Belfast during the troubles in Northern Ireland were entirely innocent. The coroner said nine of the victims were certainly killed by the victims were certainly killed by the Army And Barry murphy in 1971. The deaths happened over a three Day Period immediately following the arrest of paramilitary suspects who went to detention without trial. After the ruling, the families of those killed talked about the battle to clear the names of their relatives. Jomo connelly, 44 at the time, was a housewife and a mother of eight. Her daughter gave her own verdict on what happened. Mr; of eight. Her daughter gave her own verdict on what happened. My mother was no Run Verdict on what happened. My mother was no gun woman. Verdict on what happened. My mother was no gun woman. The coroners i was no gun woman. The coroners findings are clear, she was innocent. Her only crime was love. Love for herfamily innocent. Her only crime was love. Love for her family to make sure we were all safe. Unlike mummy, the regiment only had hate in their hearts when they gunned her and the others down. They were not peacemakers. They were not brave soldiers. They were nothing but cowards. They shot my mummy, a mother of eight, from the safety of their barracks. They were cowards. They were then and they are cowards now. They didn� t have the courage to appear at the inquest and face up to their crimes. They didn� t have the courage to answer our questions. We deserve answers. Why did they why did they shoot my mummy . Why did they leave her to die . What were their orders and who gave them . Who help them cover up their cowardly act . Who ordered the lie is to be told. This is the same regiment that murdered innocent people in the streets of derry a few months later. Who ordered the lies to be told . They are not peacekeepers. They have blood on their hands. They came here to wreak havoc, killing and maiming wherever they went, and then were given medals for their crimes. Their regiment is a disgrace. And should be disbanded. My mummy� S Murder has never been investigated at the time. Three different soldiers made statements to say they shot my mummy. None of these soldiers involved have faced prosecutions. They did not cooperate with the inquest. They were supported by the mod, who used every dirty trick in the book to block this process. Why . Why . So they can get a few extra votes in britain . Shame on you, boris. No one should be above the law. We won� t accept this. Every victim should have a right to pursue theirjustice. We will never give up, we will fight on, our children, our grandchildren will fight on, you will not win. At least seven people and two adults have been killed at a shooting at a school in russia. Have been killed at a shooting at a school in russia. Many others were inured. School in russia. Many others were injured some school in russia. Many others were injured. Some Children School in russia. Many others were injured. Some children jumped i school in russia. Many others were | injured. Some children jumped from school in russia. Many others were i injured. Some children jumped from a injured. Some childrenjumped from a third floor windows in order to escape. Police arrested the attacker, a 19 year old former pupil. He had been carrying an automatic weapon and had been wearing an explosive vest. Our correspondent reports. In this russian school, a day of learning became a day of bloodshed. School 175 was under attack. This Cctv Footage appears to show the gunman on his way there, weapon at the ready. When the shooting began, there was panic. Some children tried to get away byjumping from windows. Others barricaded themselves in classrooms, and then escaped this way down a ladder, with their parents looking on. Irina� s daughter was in The School. She sent me a text message, irina says. I love you, mum. I called another parent. We didn� t know what was happening, but we could see smoke rising from The School. The attacker was eventually taken into custody. He� s said to be a 19 year old former student of The School. Later, he reportedly claimed to believing he was god and said he was driven by hatred. All day, people have been coming to The School to honour the victims. Set up outside, a makeshift shrine of flowers and candles and one russian word skorbim we mourn. What happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. In russia, School Shootings are relatively rare, and in response to this tragedy, President Putin has ordered an urgent review of Gun Control laws. Kazan is struggling to come to terms with this tragedy. The question you hear people asking most here is why. Steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. A21 year old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a Police Community Support officer. She was found dead at her home in kent and had suffered serious head injuries. A report from our correspondent follows. Julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kent. Today, using an actress and julia� s actualjack russell terrier, toby, police staged a reconstruction of her last known movements. Officers say they have already received more than 1000 pieces of information from members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. I continue to appeal for witnesses. I am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. It� s absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last moments ofjulia� s life. And appearing to gesture to reporters outside court in chatham, this morning, this is the man who police believe killed her 21 year old Callum Wheeler, from aylsham. This initial hearing for Callum Wheeler lasted only around five minutes. He spoke just to confirm his name, his age and his address. He was remanded in custody and will appear at Maidstone Crown Court on thursday, charged with julia james� S Murder. It� s exactly two weeks since julia james� S Body was found. The case is expected to go to trial early next year. Jon donnison, bbc news, in chatham in kent. The uk� s financial watchdog has opened a case into Greensill Capital. It� s found Lex Greensill appeared before Mps Today speaking publicly for the first time about what happened. It comes as the Treasury Select Committee published text from the former prime Minister David cameron who used to work for Lex Greensill, revealing the extent of his lobbying for the firm. 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It is deeply regrettable that we were let down by our leading insurer whose actions assured Greensill Capital� s collapse and indeed by some of our biggest customers. To all of those affected by this, i� m truly sorry. All of those affected by this, im truly sorry all of those affected by this, im truly sorry. All of those affected by this, im trul sor. ,. ,. , truly sorry. Lex greensill making a statement of truly sorry. Lex greensill making a statement of his truly sorry. Lex greensill making a statement of his case truly sorry. Lex greensill making a statement of his case before i truly sorry. Lex greensill making a statement of his case before the L Statement of his case before the select committee today. Our political correspondent Ben Wright followed all of the evidence. Me� ee followed all of the evidence. Weve been desperate followed all of the evidence. Weve been desperate to followed all of the evidence. Weve been desperate to hear followed all of the evidence. Weve been desperate to hear from i followed all of the evidence. Weve been desperate to hear from lex i been desperate to hear from Lex Greensill for weeks since this whole saga erupted. Shining a very bright light into the world of lobbying and how people try and influence the actions of ministers. All through this Lex Greensill and David Cameron, who is of course working for Greensill Capital for the time we are talking about, had insisted they did nothing wrong, that they were obeying the rules. But it really has been a fascinating Case Study into how that world works. Intensive Lobbying Efforts David Cameron working for this company applied to his friends in government during the early weeks of the pandemic last year. As well as hearing from Lex Greensill today, the Treasury Select Committee have released a whole load of texts and whatsapp messages and E Mails David Cameron has provided them ahead of his appearance in front of the committee on thursday which show just how he was flattering his friends in government, he was trying to persuade them very intensively to hear his pleas for them to take Greensill Capital� s products seriously is one of the solutions he was arguing to the covid crisis. He was arguing to the covid crisis. He was desperate for the treasury to enable it to access one of the government backed loan schemes. In The Ends unsuccessfully. But the texts are worth reading. It is ust approaching fl texts are worth reading. It is ust approaching 8 45pm. I texts are worth reading. It is ust approaching 8 45pm. Here i texts are worth reading. It isjust approaching 8 45pm. Here are i texts are worth reading. It isjust i approaching 8 45pm. Here are the headlines in. Ten innocent people were killed in belfast 50 years ago, nine of them shot by british soldiers. It� s The End of a half Century Campaign by victims� relatives to clear their names. The State Opening of parliament took place today, the government set out its agenda for the next year. In the queen� S Speech with promises to level up the economy. It also announced it would establish an enquiry into the covid pandemic. Heavy exchanges of gunfire throughout the day and this evening between palestinian militants and Israel Defence forces with at least 30 people killed in gaza and in israel. Let� s get more on the queen� S Speech and one of its key messages was the government promised to spread opportunities equally across the uk. The government has been trying to deliver on this pledge since the conservatives started taking seats from labour in the north of england and the midlands. There was another battle to come in back against ben after the constituency� s mp, tracey braden, resigned because she was elected as the new mayor of west yorkshire. The conservatives will be pushing hard to take the constituency. Our correspondent reports. In the heart of batley, this charity is getting back on its feet after the pandemic. It grows organic food, the focus is providing for the community, and they have a Clear Idea of what� s needed in tears. Clear idea of whats needed in tears. ~. ,. ,. , tears. We need to invest in our own. My daughter. Tears. We need to invest in our own. My daughter. She tears. We need to invest in our own. My daughter, she is tears. We need to invest in our own. My daughter, she is qualified, i tears. We need to invest in our own. My daughter, she is qualified, but i my daughter, she is qualified, but she� s looking atjobs in cities. That� s no good. We shes looking at obs in cities. Thats no good. Shes looking at obs in cities. Thats no good. 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It� s the kind of place being promised a lot by government. Today there was talk of House Building and investment in skills. Some born and bred here can see the appeal. I think its welcome. Its much needed. Think its welcome. It� s much needed. The local communities have been left behind. Before the covid pandemic. And more so communities are going to need a lot more support, help, encouragement in order to provide a better Future Encouragement in order to provide a betterfuture for encouragement in order to provide a better future for communities up and down the Country And Batley is no different. ,. ,. , different. There is scepticism here, thou. H, different. There is scepticism here, thou~h, at different. There is scepticism here, though. At the different. There is scepticism here, though, at the local different. There is scepticism here, though, at the local food different. There is scepticism here, though, at the local Food Bank i different. There is scepticism here, though, at the local Food Bank theyj though, at the local Food Bank they see entrenched poverty. I though, at the local Food Bank they see entrenched poverty. See entrenched poverty. I think there is a see entrenched poverty. I think there is a big see entrenched poverty. I think there is a big disparity see entrenched poverty. I thinkj there is a big disparity between areas of the south and areas of the north. Areas like this one have suffered tremendously during the period of austerity since 2010. A lot of services and facilities have been stripped out of their local community and they won� t come back just like that in a levelling up promise. Just like that in a levelling up romise. ,. , , promise. These arguments will play out here in the promise. These arguments will play out here in the summer promise. These arguments will play out here in the summer as promise. These arguments will play out here in the summer as the i promise. These arguments will play i out here in the summer as the region picks a new mp. It has been laboured for years. Picks a new mp. It has been laboured foryears. It picks a new mp. It has been laboured for years. It was once the seat of jo cox. Almost five years since her murder, her legacy is clear. Political memories can run deep. There are those, though, who think this Brexit Backing Seat could now turn blue. There will be a lot riding on the contest here. For the conservatives, can they convince people they will deliver what they have promised . For labour, the stakes are higher, they need to come up stakes are higher, they need to come up with an offer to stop them shedding support in this part of the country or there will be more questions about where the party is headed. This is a town at a crossroads. I headed. This is a town at a crossroads. Headed. This is a town at a crossroads. I dont think the conservatives crossroads. I dont think the conservatives stand crossroads. I dont think the conservatives stand a i crossroads. I dont think the | conservatives stand a chance crossroads. I dont think the conservatives stand a chance but thats just me. Conservatives stand a chance but thatsjust me. I conservatives stand a chance but thats just me. I am conservatives stand a chance but thatsjust me. I am hoping conservatives stand a chance but thats just me. I am hoping they dont come anyway. Thatsjust me. I am hoping they dont come anyway. Thatsjust me. I am hoping they dont come anyway. Batley has always been a labour dont come anyway. Batley has always been a labour stronghold. Dont come anyway. Batley has always been a labour stronghold. Dont come anyway. Batley has always been a labour stronghold. I dont come anyway. Batley has always been a labour stronghold. I hope l been a labour stronghold. I hope they dont. Been a labour stronghold. I hope they dont, anyway. I think it is time they dont, anyway. I think it is time for they dont, anyway. I think it is time for a they dont, anyway. I think it is time for a change. They dont, anyway. Ithink it is time for a change. Time for a change. This is a community time for a change. This is a community weighing time for a change. This is a community weighing up time for a change. This is a community weighing up its| time for a change. This is a community weighing up its choices, waiting to be convinced. Alex forsyth, bbc news, batley. Meanwhile, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that coronavirus restrictions in most of scotland will be relaxed from monday. The First Minister said people will be allowed to meet in each other� s homes in limited numbers and hug Loved Ones again, with pubs reopening indoors as the majority of scotland moves to level 2. The exception is moray where Infection Rates are much higher than elsewhere. From monday, if you are meeting friends and family, within the permitted limits, of course, either indoors in a private dwelling on a house or in your garden, our guidance will say it is no longer necessary to maintain physical distance, which means, ifeel emotional saying this. From monday, as long as you stay within permitted limits, you can hug your Loved Ones again. I know how desperate we all are for this, sol dont intend to immediately pour cold water on it, dont worry, but there are a couple of points i need to make. First, it remains vital to be cautious and to ease these restrictions carefully. For the next three weeks at least, the easing of the guidance of physical distance and will apply to permitted gatherings in our own homes and gardens only, but over that period we will also be conducting a wider review of the need for physical distancing, and we will set out the conclusions of that at the next review point. Secondly, this is the more difficult point. Please use carefuljudgment. Close, physical careful judgment. Close, physical contact carefuljudgment. Close, physical contact does still carry risk. Ive got to be clear with you about that. If you have Loved Ones who are vulnerable for any reason, please be careful still, and limit the overall number of people you are choosing to have close physical contact with. Nicola sturgeon speaking earlier there. The Prime Minister has said a public enquiry into the govan� s handling of the pandemic could go ahead soon. Governments handling. There were 247a new cases of covid in the past 2a hours. 20 deaths were recorded. More than 35 Million people have now had their first dose of a vaccine, that over 67 of the uks adult population. Hsbc has announced zoom free Friday Afternoons for some staff. The Banking Giant Hsbc has announced zoom free Friday Afternoons for some Uk Staff in an effort to tackle stress caused by Working From Home during the pandemic. It comes after the issue of Work Life Balance was highlighted by one hsbc employee who suffered a Heart Attack while preparing for the new working week. Mark lobel reports. The banking giants move comes after its 45 year old regulatory Programme Managerjonathan Frostick suffered a Heart Attack. On a social Media Post four weeks ago attracting 15,000 comments and over a quarter of A Million likes, Mr Frostick said. After he laid down, his wife phoned for an ambulance. He then wrote. Its Notjust Hsbc changing things. The american Investment Bank Citigroup told staff in march to observe zoom free fridays. Last week, even zooms founder said he suffers from Zoom Fatigue and no longer scheduled back to back meetings. I hope that there are more companies following suit and that there is going to be more opportunities for workers to really get that permission to kind of take a few steps back, breathe, get outside, do other things. Zoom has penetrated working lives even in the office here at the bbc. We use zoom for our Planning Meetings to ensure we remain socially distant from one another. It is also used by the courts. I am not a cat. Just remember to switch off your filter. It is used for local authority meetings. You have no authority here, jackie weaver. No authority at all. Just remember to clarify who has the authority beforehand to avoid scenes like these. Dear me and some even use it errant leave one behind the wheel. And some even use it errantly one behind the wheel. Obviously dont try what this ohio State Senator did when you are supposedly Working From Home. Perhaps citigroup has a point by going even further, with a Holiday Pencilled in for employees simply to research, allowing staff to turn themselves off and on again. So if we cant beat the home computer, why not at leastjoin it . Mark lobel, bbc news. Cinemas in england, scotland and wales can reopen from monday but some independent chains say the restrictions mean its not viable for them to open their doors. Nina warhurst reports. Could this be 007� s biggest challenge yet . To save cinema. The release of no time to die has been delayed three times to ensure a big screen debut, and it is hoped by the autumn It Will be the blockbuster that brings us back. But how many of us will be willing and financially able . Armed police especially since weve been spoilt rotten by top telly. 12. 8 million of us sat down at the same time to watch the line of Duty Finale in our athleisure wear, if we wished with cheap snacks, no hefty Car Park fees and no irritating sound of strangers popcorn. If you laugh, you tell the rest of the room you are enjoying yourself, youre having a good time. If you scream, you are telling the rest of the room you are scared. And it changes the colour, the timbre of the experience for everyone in that room. You cant do that at home in the same way. And when you have come out, you have shared an experience with others. I think that is really important, and cinemas going to have to remember that, because that is what its about the shared, communal experience. Welcome to badlands spa. And is the cinema even synonymous with big cinematic moments any more . This years big 0scar winnner, nomadland, made on a moderate budget, can already be viewed on disney plus, where a Months Subscription is less than the price of one adult cinema ticket. That is why some smaller venues say they have no choice but to wait until we are packed in for bond, james bond, before they can fully reopen. We are a little cinema of 194 seats that are all close together. We are not one of these with the luxury seats. So we cannot spread out as much as some. We didnt get any funding to help subsidise our losses. So we really need to wait for the blockbusters and to operate as close to possible at full capacity. People queue down the street to get in, in a nice, orderly british fashion and it is really cramped in there, so it would be impossible to do the distancing. There is no feeling like sitting back in that Big Red chair ready for the magic. But film lovers will need to feel safe physically and financially to regularly savour this treat again. Let me bring you some news out of the Brit Awards, taking place in london this evening. Little mix have won the Brit Award for best british group. Quite an achievement for the group, theirfirst brit group. Quite an achievement for the group, their first Brit Award since their Band Mate left. They were also formed on X Factor back in 2011. They stayed together and have been performing together ever since. They made praises to those who paved the way, including the spice girls. Now its time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. Weve seen impressive thunderstorms today. For example, look at this thundercloud in shropshire. We have seen some impressive thunderstorms today. For example, look at this thundercloud in shropshire. Always the sign of an angry looking storm. Then we had this, north wales, picking up a hailstorm. This made it look like winter had returned for a time here. Overnight tonight, heavy storms across northern england, they will be drifting into scotland. Some thunder and lightning, heavy downpours here. Further south, the weather gradually becoming quieter, temperature similar to those of last night. Tomorrow is another unsettled day with Rain Tomorrow is another unsettled day with Rain Pushing Northwards in scotland, Northern Ireland a much greater chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms in the day, england, wales, again, some showers, big gaps between them, you have a better chance of dodging the downpours. With lighter winds those showers will slow moving in nature. Temperatures a touch warmer come up to 17 degrees, watching rain in the channel islands, which could get close to southern england. As night fell in israel, the violence escalated. Benjamin Netanyahu Benjamin Neta Nyahu says Benjamin Netanyahu says that the palestinians will pay a heavy price. Israelis and palestinians in Gaza Trade Rocket attacks. Israels main airport is now closed after hamas fired a large number of rockets at tel aviv. This is the moment an israeli Air Strike destroyed an Apartment Block in gaza city. Residents had been warned to get out. The queen carries out her first major public engagement since the death of the duke of edinburgh as she sets out the governments plans. Also in the programme. Long haul flights diverted and in some places queues forming at the pumps. One of americas biggest pipelines is still off line, the result