A crackdown on Puppy Smuggling and compulsory microchipping of cats are among new Animal Welfare Measures being published by the government today. Little mix and women have dominated this Years Brit awards. Little mix became the first All Female Band to win best british Group And Dua lipa won best album and best british female using her speech to thank nhs workers. We should all give a massive, massive round of applause and give boris a message that we all support a fair Pay Rise for our Front Line cheering. Thank you so much. Good morning. Its turning into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians for seven years. At least a0 people have been killed this week. The United Nations has warned the conflict is moving towards full scale war. In the last few hours militant group hamas said theyd launched another 200 rockets towards israel. Israeli airstrikes were heard in gaza as dawn broke. The israelI Government has declared a State Of Emergency in the town of Lod One of several areas that have seen protests by arab israeli citizens. Mark lobel has the latest. Like an inferno, this conflict has erupted into the worst violence in years. In the past few hours, hamas says it launched over 200 rockets into israel from gaza, some intercepted almost immediately by Israels Air Defence system, but not all. It is reported, police say, two people were killed by rockets striking the central israeli city of lod in the middle of the night. Earlier, cars and a religious school were burned, after clashes between Arab Israelis and Israeli Jews on the streets here, 30 minutes south of tel aviv. A situation the mayor described as out of control. The israelI Government has declared an emergency In The City. In the West Bank City of ramallah, Israeli Military Vehicles drive back palestinian protesters with tear gas. As Clashes Injerusalem and events in gaza have acted as a rallying cry, sending residents here into battle too. In the West Bank City of hebron, palestinian and israeli forces clash. Firecrackers are lobbed in exchange for Stun Grenades and tear gas. At least 130 missiles have targeted the israeli city of tel aviv. This was the burnt out scene after rockets struck. Earlier, pedestrians ran for shelter. There was visible shock when rockets claimed the lives of two israeli women In The City of ashkelon, which lies close to gaza. 95 people were hospitalised. Earlier, this 13 Storey Hamas occupied Tower Block in gaza fell, an hour and a half after residents were warned to evacuate, with no reported casualties. Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz said the israeli strikes werejust the beginning. Hamas says it stands ready if there is an escalation. Israel says its targeting militant leaders, but many of the victims were young, including ii year old husain hammad. At least ten children have now been reported killed in the last few days, according to hamas. Among at least 28 killed and at least 150 injured. And there is going to be more loss of life, im afraid, and i dont see it wrapping up any time soon. So i think the engagement has to come from the us. There needs to be much more us leadership here. Following days of unrest byjerusalems old city with Water Cannons deployed by israeli authorities once again, the international community has urged both sides to end the escalation. Explosions. But this was the Sound Gaza woke up to. Mark lobel, bbc news. The israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, Visited Lod in the early hours of this morning, this is what he had to say. Translation we must act against all of those who try to attack israeli citizens or the state of israel. They hurt citizens, police officers, burn houses, cars, synagogues. Its obvious we cannot accept this and no country will accept it and certainly not us. Lets get more from our reporter injerusalem, joel greenberg. Just tell our audience what this is about. ~ ,. ,. Just tell our audience what this is about. ~ ,. I. About. Well, this conflict, you know, about. Well, this conflict, you know. Began about. Well, this conflict, you know, began when about. Well, this conflict, you know, began when jerusalem | about. Well, this conflict, you know, began when jerusalem clashes know, began whenjerusalem clashes at a holy site that then spiralled after a rocket was fired from gaza towards jerusalem into after a rocket was fired from Gaza Towardsjerusalem into a after a rocket was fired from gaza towards jerusalem into a cycle after a rocket was fired from Gaza Towardsjerusalem into a cycle of exchanges of Air Strikes and Rocket Strikes between militants in gaza and israeli forces. The unusual twist now is that it has erupted inside israel. There are clashes between arabs and jews, between Arab Israelis and israeli police. 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Spirit of youthjunior fc, who use the Playing Field here, who use the Playing Fields here, say the boy was taking part in a private one to one training session, not run by The Club. He wasnt one of their players. Now, the secretary of The Club said that there were three teams due to train yesterday, and those sessions were cancelled because of the storm. The Club Say that they are offering support to the Boys Family and those who were with him at the time. In a statement, lancashire police say, this is a truly devastating incident, and our thoughts are wholeheartedly with the family and friends of the young boy who has sadly passed away, at this very sad and distressing time. Police say the Boys Family have been informed and that they are being supported by officers. Labours deputy leader, angela rayner, has suggested that sir Keir Starmer� s leadership was an issue during campaigning for last weeks elections. The party lost control of a number of local councils, and was defeated in the parliamentary By Election in hartlepool. Ms rayner, who was removed from her post as Labours Campaign co ordinator after the elections, said voters didnt seem to know what the labour leaders key messages were. What i heard on the doorstep is, i didnt know what Keir Starmer stood for, so i think that is what our challenges, actually. Its not, you know, people briefing saying, we think keir thinks this, we think keir thinks that, but actually about what are we doing . What are our policies on that . You know, i talked about the green industrial revolution, the jobs that i think should go to those areas that, for decades, havent had an industry. Because those industries left, you know. We dont want to bring back the coal mines, but what we do want is to tackle Climate Change Social Media Firms will have to remove harmful content quickly orface the possibility of multi billion Pound Fines under new legislation published today. Ministers say the online Safety Bill is aimed at keeping Children Safe But will protect debate. It has already run into criticism with some saying the plans will lead to censorship, and others warning that they dont go far enough. Andy burrows is head of Child Safety Online at the nspcc. Hello, mr burrows. Good morning. Can ou tell hello, mr burrows. Good morning. Can you tell our hello, mr burrows. Good morning. Can you tell our audience hello, mr burrows. Good morning. Can you tell our audience what hello, mr burrows. Good morning. Can you tell our audience what this hello, mr burrows. Good morning. Can you tell our audience what this bill you tell our audience what this bill is intending to do when it comes to protecting children online . This is a landmark moment, the nspcc has been campaigning, as you know, for this legislation for about four years. The intention is to put a legally enforceable Duty Of Care On Tech Firms to think about the risks to children could face as a result of using their services. And then to make sure those issues are addressed so children enjoy a fundamentally safer experience online. At the nspcc, we have some significant concerns about whether the legislation is going far enough. There is a very simple test we will judge this legislation by. Is the government going as far as it needs to, is it doing everything that it can to prevent what is, effectively, avoidable Child Abuse in a number of areas . We need to see this go further. ~. ,. ,. , further. Wright, 0k, what would that look like if it further. Wright, 0k, what would that look like if it went further. Wright, 0k, what would that look like if it went further . Further. Wright, 0k, what would that look like if it went further . Look like if it went further . Right. Look like if it went further . Riuht. ,. , right. Firstly we need to see the ro osals right. Firstly we need to see the preposals go right. Firstly we need to see the proposals go further right. Firstly we need to see the proposals go further to right. Firstly we need to see the proposals go further to tackle i right. Firstly we need to see the l proposals go further to tackle the nature of the Child Abuse problem. We know children arent abused on a particular site, we know children arent abused on a particularsite, but we know children arent abused on a particular site, but a child will be groomed starting with a direct message on a Social Network before they are moved across to an encrypted Messaging Site or live streaming site. And what we are expecting the proposal is to do is really to treat this as a silo problem, ratherthan really to treat this as a silo problem, rather than saying to platforms they need to address the risks on their site. But also work together to address how abuse jumps from platform to platform. We need to see lessons learned from other sectors. One of the things that is readily apparent is that we need to see really effective Responsibility And Accountability on named directors and what the Legislation Wont do is actually say the names directors who are taking decisions on whether products are safe for children will face consequences. If they continue to put children in harms way. We know that is an absolutely essential ingredient to making sure this really delivers the transformative protections for children that we know are possible. The previous Culture Secretary, Matt Hancock, in 2018 saw the Data Protection Bill through parliament, where he warned that firms, social tech firms, Social Media Firms, could be fined up to 4 of their global turnover, could be fined up to 4 of their globalturnover, ie could be fined up to 4 of their global turnover, ie billions for the biggest firms, if they didnt protect people online, didnt protect people online, didnt protect children online. That was particularly to do with age verification. When he was Culture Secretary, Matt Hancock talked about the internet being the wild west. Do you have faith in Government Legislation trying to curve what is going on, online and Social Media . This is Draft Legislation being public today and i was a crucial moment for the Culture Secretary, Oliver Dowden, to take a look at what has been proposed and listen to the concerns being expressed by the nspcc and tighten the proposal so they can do everything necessary. If this legislation is going to deliver the Culture Shift that we need to see, it needs to go further. But crucially this has to start from the basis of how do we ensure children are safe . If the approach is that we will proceed with legislation but only in a way that is palatable to tech firms, the crucial part of the Bill Arent taken forward, then unfortunately, the consequence will be further online abuse and it is avoidable. If the legislation is amended in the coming weeks and the government really listens and fixes some of the problem, we can see a game changing piece of legislation that will deliver for children and families and will respond to the very clear consensus that is there from children and families right across this country that the time has come to make sure once and for a role that children are safe on the Social Networks and Gaming Platforms. Social networks and Gaming Platform Social Networks and Gaming Platforms. Social networks and gaming latforms. , � y�. , platforms. Thank you, Andy Burrows from the nspcc. And well be talking about want Social Media companies must do to stop abuse online. And to stop people heading to Suicide Websites which we will talk about in a quarter of an hour or so with a conservative mp. Police are continuing to search a cafe in gloucester linked to the disappearance of a teenage girl, who is suspected to have been murdered by Serial Killer Fred West. Officers were called to the clean Plate Cafe by a film production company, which said it had found evidence that a body could be buried at the site. 15 year old Mary Bastholm had worked at the property before she went missing in 1968. Phil mackie reports. Its 53 years since Mary Bastholm was last seen alive. In 1968, there was a massive Investigation But Nothing was found. The 15 year old had completely vanished. Happy as far as we know. No reason at all why shed run away from home, certainly. In 1994, police discovered the first of 12 bodies of women and young girls who were killed in and around gloucester. Three bodies have been found here, including the Daughter And Lodger of the accused man. The Serial Killer Fred West had been due to stand trial for their murders when he killed himself in prison. A Team Filming A Documentary made a discovery at this cafe which may provide the answer to her disappearance. Back in the 1960s, Mary Bastholm was a waitress in this cafe and Fred West was a customer who carried out some renovation work. So, theres long been suggestions that he killed her and buried her here. Gloucestershire police have described it as potentially a significant development, and say they are likely to be at the site for several weeks. Marys family have been asked to be left alone and to be given time to grieve. Phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. The headlines on bbc news. After another night of violence and the United Nations warns that the conflict between israel and the palestinians is escalating towards full scale war. A nine year old boy has died after being struck by lightning in blackpool while taking part in football training. Social media firms will have to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi billion Pound Fines under new legislation. The compulsory microchipping of cats, a ban on the export of live animals for slaughter, and a crackdown on Puppy Smuggling are among new Animal Welfare Measures being published by the government today. The aim is to provide better protection for domesticated and wild creatures in the uk and abroad, and has been welcomed by campaigners. Our environment correspondent, claire marshall, has the details. Ok, i think she is calm enough now. At the bath cats and dogs home, Vet Nicola prepares to fit a new arrival with a microchip. Shadow has cat flu, so it has to be done here in isolation. Thats in many of these cats have clearly been well cared for. They may well have owners who are searching for them. But if theyre not microchipped, like around 2. 6 million pet cats in the uk, its much harder for them to be reunited. Theres a good boy. Todays announcement is really welcome here. What do you think about it being made compulsory for cats to have chips . Oh, it will be the best thing. Im, i think as a vet, i have been a vet for seven years, and theres been so many cases ive seen where i wish wed have had an owner sooner. So, yeah, i think it will help with welfare, i think it will help with owners as well. This isntjust about helping cats. This signals a broader cultural shift towards understanding the intelligence of and needs of animals. Its part of the governments wide ranging Action Plan for animal welfare. Environment Secretary George Eustace visited Battersea Dogs Home to launch it. There is a really important overarching policy that we have here, which is to recognise that animals are sentient beings, and recognising that to have a new animal sentience committee, that will scrutinise Government Policy in the future to ensure that, as we develop new policies, and as we improve our policies, were constantly thinking about how we can enhance animal welfare. Also in the plan, the ban on the sale of ivory in the uk will be brought into force, along with a ban on the import of Hunting Trophies from endangered species. There will be new Import Rules to help fight Puppy Smuggling. And vertebrates, animals with a backbone, will have a legal right to have their feelings recognised. The plan also outlaws the exports of live animals for fattening and slaughter. But what about food brought in from abroad . In australia, you can have Journey Times for animals in excess of 2a hours, without access to feed or water. Its ridiculous, increasing standards in this country but not applying that standard to countries that were looking to do Trade Deals with. Thats just hypocrisy. But others are happy with the plans. Back at the bath cats and dogs home, over the last 2a hours, kittens have arrived. Their mother, tess, was a stray. She and her young will all be chipped before new homes are found. Claire marshall, bbc news, bath. Research suggests that levels of serious violence in england and wales fell by almost a third last year largely due to the impact of covid restrictions, making 2020 the safest year on record. Cardiff Universitys Violence Research group found that 56,000 fewer people were treated for assault related injuries. The Uk Economy shrank by 1. 5 in the first three months of this year, according to the Office For National Statistics. Lets go now to our business correspondent, alice baxter. Alice, what do these statistics mean . Alice significance of this . Alice significance of this . Not a hue Alice Significance of this . Not a huge surprise Alice Significance of this . Not a huge surprise that Alice Significance of this . Not a huge surprise that in Alice Significance of this . Not a huge surprise that in the Alice Significance of this . Not a huge surprise that in the first huge surprise that in the first three months of the year, we were in the midst of a lengthy lockdown and we were expecting an element of shrinkage. Gdp shrank by 1. 5 and Gross Domestic Product being the value of the total. Created in the uk during that period. Many pointing to march as the highlight. In that month, we saw things beginning to Tick Up and we saw the economy starts to grow again. Schools reopened, retailsales starts to grow again. Schools reopened, retail sales picked up. Lets get more analysis on this now and talk to my guest, doctor rebecca harding, an Economist And Ceo of coreonus technologies. 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The Economy Shrinking in the first quarter overall, absolutely what economists were expecting. It shows us that there is still a expecting. It shows us that there is still a mountain to climb, though. If you still a mountain to climb, though. If you look still a mountain to climb, though. If you look at output overall, it is 8~7 if you look at output overall, it is 87 below if you look at output overall, it is 8. 7 below pre pandemic levels. Underall of. Under all of those figures we have things. Under all of those figures we have things like. Under all of those figures we have things like consumption Driving Growth, things like consumption Driving Growth, increased Spending Driving growth growth, increased Spending Driving Growth And House prices, manufacturing, construction. They are all manufacturing, construction. 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And does that also bowed positively for the longer term impact . That is where many people say Question Marks are still on the horizon. Will we see the economy grow as strongly as many are hoping and predicting, what do you think, if you had a Crystal Ball . It i and predicting, what do you think, if you had a Crystal Ball . If you had a Crystal Ball . If i had a C Stal if you had a Crystal Ball . If i had a Crystal Ball. If you had a Crystal Ball . If i had a Crystal Ball, i if you had a Crystal Ball . If i had a Crystal Ball, i would if you had a Crystal Ball . If i had a Crystal Ball, i would say if you had a Crystal Ball . If i had a Crystal Ball, i would say we. If you had a Crystal Ball . If i had i a Crystal Ball, i would say we need to understand that this has been a massive to understand that this has been a massive Structural Change for the Uk Economy massive Structural Change for the Uk Economy. We have just had covid, we have had economy. We have just had covid, we have had brexit. It is difficult distinguishing the impact of Brexit And Ko distinguishing the impact of Brexit And Ko won. But what we do know is that the and ko won. But what we do know is that the uk and ko won. But what we do know is that the uk has a harder time of it than a that the uk has a harder time of it than a lot that the uk has a harder time of it than a lot of the other 67 economies. Has had. If im looking economies. Has had. If im looking forward, im looking at how we are looking forward, im looking at how we are going to deal with things like different Trade Relations with the rest like different Trade Relations with the rest of the world, how were going the rest of the world, how were going to the rest of the world, how were going to deal with the fact that weve going to deal with the fact that weve actually got fewer exporters at the weve actually got fewer exporters at the moment. They have dropped out of the at the moment. They have dropped out of the market, theyre beginning to creep of the market, theyre beginning to Creep In of the market, theyre beginning to Creep In again. Core onus data suggests Creep In again. Core onus data suggests that. We need to know how to adapt suggests that. We need to know how to adapt to suggests that. We need to know how to adapt to this Big Structural Change to adapt to this Big Structural Change. We have all changed the way we are change. We have all changed the way we are working. A lot of Commercial Property we are working. A lot of Commercial Property has we are working. A lot of Commercial Property has been affected. All of these property has been affected. All of these things are likely to have an impact these things are likely to have an impact on these things are likely to have an impact on the way we do business in the future impact on the way we do business in the future. That is going to affect the future. That is going to affect the way the future. That is going to affect the way in the future. That is going to affect the way in which we grow, as well. Yeah, the way in which we grow, as well. Yeah, indeed. The Office For National Statistics also released figures showing an increased shift away from the eu countries. Thats all that got time for with doctor rebecca harding. Really good to get your thoughts. Rebecca harding. Really good to get yourthoughts. In rebecca harding. Really good to get your thoughts. In the first quarter of 2021, we saw the Uk Economy shrink by 1. 5 . Back to you, victoria. Shrink by 1. 596. Back to you, Victoria Shrink by 1. 596. Back to you, victoria. ,. ,. Shrink by 1. 596. Back to you, victoria. ,. Victoria. Thank you very much. Good mornin , victoria. Thank you very much. Good morning. It victoria. Thank you very much. Good morning. It is victoria. Thank you very much. Good morning, it is 9 25am, victoria. Thank you very much. Good morning, it is 9 25am, welcome victoria. Thank you very much. Good morning, it is 9 25am, welcome to l morning, it is 9 25am, welcome to bbc news. Weve talked already about how the government is publishing Legislation Today which will force Social Media companies to protect children from harmful content and illegal acitivty online. Well, one conservative mp, the former Cabinet Minister Owen paterson, is today leading a delegation aimed at tackling Suicide Websites, and the danger they pose to users. His wife, rose, took her own life last summer and had looked at such sites. She was chair of aintree racecourse, a mum and a grandma, a school governor, a trustee of several charities. Hes chairman of the rose paterson trust, which was set up in his wifes name. And we can talk to him now. Good morning, what legislation would you like to see . The good morning, what legislation would you like to see . You like to see . The government is lookin at you like to see . The government is looking at really you like to see . The government is looking at really radical you like to see . The government is looking at really radical ideas. You like to see . The government is looking at really radical ideas. So i looking at really radical ideas. So we bring some sort of civilised control to the wilds of the internet. It has been the most wonderful boon to disseminate information, making everybody in contact with each other all around the world. It has been a spectacular benefit. But, sadly, it also can disseminate very, very damaging and Dangerous information and we have an opportunity in this bill to make the government aware. They have already been talking to many key charities like samaritans, etc, about how we can possibly counter some of these websites. I only learned about them when the police told me my wife had been looking at them probably about a fortnight before she took her life. And i have learned quite a lot about them since. And i have talked to a lot of experts in this field who know massively more than me. It seems to me we have an opportunity with this bill to create a framework and a base, on which as technology is developed, we can rapidly react. None of us have a clue what our iphone will look like in five years time, let alone ten or 15 years time. But i would hope that this bill gives us the opportunity, through secondary Legislation Committee rapidly react, as these technologies evolve. And as these websites, as they inevitably will, will try to move ahead of legal control or legal reaction. Stand will try to move ahead of legal control or legal reaction. And can i. Control or legal reaction. And can i sorry control or legal reaction. And can i sorry and control or legal reaction. And can i. Sorry. And can control or legal reaction. And can i. Sorry. And can i control or legal reaction. And can i. Sorry. And can i ask control or legal reaction. And can i. Sorry. 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The beguiling message that i have seen is that every life goes through a positive phase and then sadly, a point comes when it is on the downward slope and there is nothing much more to be achieved, it is essentially negative. And there is, therefore, nothing at all to be ashamed of them nothing to be embarrassed about, nothing crazy, nothing illogical or irrational in taking a very permanent step and ending that life. It is presented as the next perfectly sensible and rational, logical move. And then, of course, there is a lot of very Dangerous information if the websites are pursued further. And i think that is an extraordinary. It is a very beguiling message to someone who might be very vulnerable or worried. As my wife was, she was anxious. You could start looking at these websites quite tentatively and within minutes, you could be looking at very Dangerous material indeed. Very rapidly. And i dont think this could have happened. I think my wife. Ten years ago if she went into W H Smith and wanted a book on Suicide Summer might have given her a cup of Tea And History would have been different. There would not have been different. There would not have been a bit. But alone come in a vulnerable state on these websites, you can look at extraordinarily Dangerous material with very Dangerous material with very Dangerous messages. This is quite normal. Also, Tens Of Thousands of other people are doing the same thing. So you have a lot in common with other people, that is Dangerous. It with other people, that is Dangerous. With other people, that is dancerous. , ~. , Dangerous. It sounds like you are sa in , Dangerous. It sounds like you are saying. Mr Dangerous. It sounds like you are saying, Mr Paterson, Dangerous. It sounds like you are saying, Mr Paterson, that Dangerous. It sounds like you are saying, Mr Paterson, that if Dangerous. It sounds like you are saying, Mr Paterson, that if the l saying, Mr Paterson, that if the Suicide Websites were not there, rose may still be alive . Tote Suicide Websites were not there, rose may still be alive . We dont know. Rose may still be alive . We dont know We Rose May still be alive . We dont know. We will rose may still be alive . We dont know. We will never rose may still be alive . We dont know. We will never know know. We will never know definitively what caused it. It definitely facilitated the final action, i have No Doubt about that. It made it much easier. Explaining what to do. I need to be very careful on this programme, because there may be vulnerable people possibly watching now. {lit there may be vulnerable people possibly watching now. Of course. And i possibly watching now. Of course. And i would possibly watching now. Of course. And i would say possibly watching now. Of course. And i would say to possibly watching now. Of course. And i would say to them possibly watching now. Of course. I and i would say to them immediately if there is anyone watching and you are worried and anxious, please talk to someone. I am constantly saying this, please talk to a friend, relative, talk to a teacher, go to your doctor. But dont, please, look at these websites with these terrible beguiling and seductive messages that sucks you in and rapidly takes you down, quite rapidly, down to a very Dangerous point when you take an appallingly permanent decision from which there is no coming back. What permanent decision from which there is no coming back. Is no coming back. What impact has the death of is no coming back. What impact has the death of your is no coming back. What impact has the death of your wife is no coming back. What impact has the death of your wife had is no coming back. What impact has the death of your wife had on i is no coming back. What impact has the death of your wife had on you i the death of your wife had on you and your children . Well, im very open and absolutely devastated. It has changed our lives for ever. We will probably never recover. We are told that time heals. We are coming up to the anniversary and i can assure you, time has not healed at all. Im very public about this because i do have a belief, which may be wrong, because i think many of the suicide happened on an impulse, and people just want to escape the mental pain they are in at the moment, but i still have this faith that if she had knownjust still have this faith that if she had known just what the catastrophic damage was. Obviously firstly to herself. Lets never forget damage was. Obviously firstly to herself. Lets neverforget the most appalling victims of this unhappiness are those who take their lives and that is a lot of people. In the next 90 minutes, someone will take their life. About 6500 people per year, thats 15 take their life. About 6500 people per year, thats15jumbo take their life. About 6500 people per year, thats 15jumbo jets. This per year, thats 15 jumbo jets. This is per year, thats 15jumbo jets. This is a massive problem. If she had just been aware of the impact, not just been aware of the impact, not just on herself, which is, of course, absolutely permanent, just as her career was really, really taking off. In the later years, as you explained in her introduction. But all those around her, notjust how close family, she had huge contacts in the Charity World and the sporting world, which made an impact on racing. It is caffeinated that every suicide impacts 135 other people. It is calculated. I think thatis people. It is calculated. I think that is a massive under estimate. It is probably hitting 1 Million people a year, really damaged by this. A close friend of mine only last weekend, i met him in the morning, i had a meeting, and he was completely shattered. I very close friend of his had just taken his life that morning. He wasjust his had just taken his life that morning. He was just devastated by it. Ido i do think we have an opportunity with this film. I am very grateful to the government for this. We have got a roundtable organised with a number of players from all ends of the political spectrum, richard burgin, who has been very helpful, he had a terrible constituency case, Alistair Campbell who has been very public in his description of his own depression and some tragedies within his own family, and a number of others, and obviously professional organisations like the samaritans. I hope that we can lay the base for the future. I dont have a clear and easy solution. Lots of them are already on the dark web already. That is not a solution. My phrase is, we have to beat technology with technology, and there are many more knowledgeable people than me on that. We have Alice Hendy coming who lost a brother in november, who is amazing and has come up with what you think might be a technical answer which flips up a Counter Screen should you put in the wrong sort of message into google. Im very interested to hear how far the government has gone. I have a preliminary meeting with senior civil servants a few weeks ago. It was really good, when they were really listening and keen to work. This is. This is a real stain on the wonders of the internet, it has been of such benefit to so many people, but sadly, goes with it the evil and Dangerous material. And we have to see what we can do to regulate it. Some of the stuff i have looked at glasgow very near the wind, of the assisted Suicide Legislation already, but im not a lawyer. That is one of the things we will be looking at later. Will be looking at later. Listen, we wish ou will be looking at later. Listen, we wish you all will be looking at later. Listen, we wish you all the will be looking at later. Listen, we wish you all the best will be looking at later. Listen, we wish you all the best with will be looking at later. Listen, we wish you all the best with this i will be looking at later. Listen, we wish you all the best with this and | wish you all the best with this and good luck with this campaign and good luck with this campaign and good luck with a Meeting Today and No Doubt we will talk again. Thank you very much. No doubt we will talk again. Thank you very much and if youve been affected by any of the issues raised in this story, you can find details of many organisations offering Help And Support on the Bbc Action Line website. As Mr Paterson said, if you are feeling anxious or stressed right now, talk to someone, it is just the act of opening up and talking to someone, because people will want to help you, definitely. Now its time for a look at the weather with carol. Hello again. For the next few days, the forecast is certainly one of sunshine and showers, and turning that bit windier, as we head into the weekend. Today, weve got some rain across the far north of scotland. Some of that fringing and across Northern Ireland. A lot of showers across england and wales, getting into Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland later on, and we got some rain coming up across the English Channel into parts of wales and the South West later on as well. Temperatures up to 17 degrees. Through this evening and overnight, this rain will advance towards the midlands, getting into wales, and more of Devon And Cornwall and again, still a few showers knocking around and a fair bit of cloud. Low cloud and murky conditions across the North And East of scotland and into the North East of england. Tomorrow, that will be slow to clear, and then tomorrow, and in fact into the weekend and next week, we are looking at this unsettled team continuing with some Rain Or Sunshine sport and for a full round up, from the Bbc Sport centre, heres sally. Good morning. Manchester City Have won their third Premier League Title in four years after their closest Challengers Manchester united were beaten by leicester city. Andy swiss reports from the etihad stadium. Commentator congratulations to Pep Guardiola and Manchester City. J the moment that meant disappointment on one side of manchester. And delight on the other. Defeat for united meant city were champions for the fifth time in less than a decade. For theirfans, another night to celebrate. Its unbelievable. I think it is Pep Guardiolas biggest achievement so far. Nothing beats it, Premier League. You just know youve won, you are the champions in england. Weve won the carabao cup, i weve won the Premier League, lets hope we can clinch the Champions League, as well. Earlier, uniteds 2 1 defeat against leicester whose players could celebrate. Here in the etihad, City Have played stunning football this season but no fans have been able to watch it with every game here behind closed doors. But it has not stopped their success. So what has been their secret . Yes, they have standout stars like boyhood City Fan Phil foden, but it is their collective strength that has been key. For me, its been special, because even i think it was january, february time, when you see Kevin De Bruyne go down, you see Sergio Aguero go down, they are two of the best players in the world, but in that time i think city won every single game so i think that says a lot about the collective. And so Citys Decade of domestic domination now has a new chapter, and with a first Champions League final to come, it could be their greatest yet. Andy swiss, bbc news, the etihad stadium. In last nights other game, southampton fought back to beat Crystal Palace 3 1 at st marys. Both sides already knew that they are guaranteed Premier League football next season. Danny ings scored twice to make it 12 League Goals for him this season. Meanwhile, we still dont know where the all english Champions League final, between Manchester City and chelsea, will take place. The Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said the government cleared the way for uefa to host the final at wembley. The match will be moved from istanbul, but portugal is now the favourite to host the match. Theres a new man in the Leaders Pinkjersey at the giro ditalia. Alessandro De Marchi finished second on stage 4 yesterday, and that was enough to put him at the top of the overall standings. . A career first for the 34 year old italian clearly delighted to lead his Home Tour britains Hugh Carthy and Simon Yates are 10th and 16th respectively. Now weve had some fairly torrential rain over here in the uk, and its been the same in rome. At the italian open, one man, novak djokovic wasnt impressed that he had to carry on playing. Take a listen to this. I didnt say that djokovic eventually went on to win his second Round Match Aginst taylor fritz, and heres what he had to say afterwards. Look, you know, its not the first time or probably the last time that im going to experience such conditions. Even though with that much experience behind me, i still get upset and lose my cool. But its ok. Im not sure that it is ok, actually thats just about all the sport for now. Dont forget its the first round of golf� s british masters today. You can keep up to date with all the latest from the belfry on the Bbc Sport website. The west End Star Ruthie Henshall who has been campaiging for the rights of those in Care Homes and Theirfamilies Has described the government as Utterly Inhumane, following the death of her own mother, gloria, in a Care Home. She was 87 and suffered from dementia. Because of covid, Ms Henshall and her sisters went almost a year without being able to visit her. From next monday in england, five named people will be able to visit a relative living at a Care Home and a maximum of two visitors will now be allowed at any one time and the government says Care Providers and homes are expected to follow that guidance unless there is a good reason to take a different approach. Lets talk to Ruthie Henshall and her sister susan, now. Hello both of you. First of all, i am really, really sorry about your mum. Tell us about gloria, what sort of a person was she . She was an incredible woman. She she was an incredible woman. She really was. She wasnt easy at times, but she was a schoolteacher and a drama teacher, and i loved the fact that she inspired a lot of people to follow their dream, including me. And, you know, she was an incredible woman. Tote and, you know, she was an incredible woman. ~. ,. , woman. We are ust Seeing A Photograph woman. We are ust Seeing A Photograph of woman. We are just Seeing A Photograph of her woman. We are just Seeing A Photograph of her now. I woman. We are just Seeing A Photograph of her now. This | woman. We are just seeing a L Photograph of her now. This is woman. We are just seeing a I Photograph of her now. This is a photograph of her now. This is a photo from when you were able to go back into the Care Home. How much do you think the lack of contact affected your mum in the last year . Honestly, the first four months of lockdown, we all knew how to keep them safe, but she went from walking and talking to not walking and talking, to having to have herfood liquidise, drinks thickened, and that happened in that four Month Period when she had no contact whatsoever with anybody apart from the odd carer coming into her room, because they were looking them down in their own rooms, and this is people with dementia, who, a lot of them, i have to be honest, our wanderers, they need to wander the corridors. All they have is each other. And everything comes into the home, the entertainment, the visitors, everything comes into their home. They are very rarely going out. And that all stopped, d. So, they went from, my mother went from having at least three or four visits a week, do nothing, and it just took her down so quickly, and my Mother Isjust just took her down so quickly, and my mother is just one of many that i have heard about. My Mother Isjust one of many that i have heard about. Have heard about. Susan, you were able to have. Have heard about. Susan, you were able to have, as have heard about. Susan, you were able to have, as i have heard about. Susan, you were able to have, as i understand i have heard about. Susan, you were able to have, as i understand it, i able to have, as i understand it, just two indoor visits before your mum died. How do you feel about that . I mum died. How do you feel about that . , , mum died. How do you feel about that . ,. , ,. , that . I was absolutely mortified. I was also quite that . I was absolutely mortified. I was also quite angry that . I was absolutely mortified. I was also quite angry as that . I was absolutely mortified. I was also quite angry as well. I i that . I was absolutely mortified. I j was also quite angry as well. I had ust was also quite angry as well. I had just been was also quite angry as well. I had just been able to see her, and we had a just been able to see her, and we had a Birthday Celebration for her on the had a Birthday Celebration for her on the sunday, and she was obviously not well, on the sunday, and she was obviously not well, then. Then she died on the monday not well, then. Then she died on the monday. And i wasjust not well, then. Then she died on the monday. And i was just absolutely mortified monday. And i was just absolutely mortified about it. Monday. And i was ust absolutely mortified about it. Mortified about it. Ruthie has described the mortified about it. Ruthie has described the government i mortified about it. Ruthie has described the government as| mortified about it. Ruthie has i described the government as Utterly Inhumane when it comes to the Guidance Forfour people inhumane when it comes to the guidance for four people visiting relatives in Care Homes. Do you agree, and why do you use those terms . That agree, and why do you use those terms . �. ,. , terms . At the end of the day, the government terms . At the end of the day, the government should terms . At the end of the day, the government should have terms . At the end of the day, the government should have stepped| terms . At the end of the day, the I Government should have stepped in and done government should have stepped in and done something for the residents in the and done something for the residents in the care and done something for the residents in the Care Homes, supported them. They are in the Care Homes, supported them. They are human, and they have Human Rights they are human, and they have Human Rights as they are human, and they have Human Rights as well. And they were just kept locked up in their rooms, they didnt kept locked up in their rooms, they didnt know kept locked up in their rooms, they didnt know why, and if you have got dementia. Didnt know why, and if you have got dementia. A didnt know why, and if you have got dementia, a lot of them are wanderers, it gets them into a panic and torments them. Sol wanderers, it gets them into a panic and torments them. So i think that residents and torments them. So i think that residents should have some residents the same residents should have some residents the same as anybody else. The same as anybody else. Ruthie, this guidance the same as anybody else. Ruthie, this guidance changes the same as anybody else. Ruthie, this guidance changes again the same as anybody else. Ruthie, this guidance changes again on i this guidance changes again on monday meaning that Care Home residents will be allowed five main visitors up from two currently. Do you still think it is vital that the guidance is changed into legislation . Guidance is changed into lehislation . , legislation . Yes, this means absolutely legislation . Yes, this means absolutely Nothing Legislation . Yes, this means absolutely nothing and i legislation . Yes, this means i absolutely nothing and continues legislation . Yes, this means absolutely nothing and continues to mean absolutely nothing, because it is just guidance, which mean absolutely nothing, because it isjust guidance, which means mean absolutely nothing, because it is just guidance, which means that there are still a postcode lottery, there are still a postcode lottery, there are still people who havent even seen their loved ones, and they are having visits behind screens, if they have visits. There are still Care Homes which are completely making up their own rules. This is what is making me so distressed about all of this, is because the government needs to grow a pair, and they need to absolutely make this law, so that People Cant make up their own rules about this, and, we dont want, just in Case Covid comes back into the home, my mother had had both of herjabs. Ive had one of myjabs, my sister has had one of herjabs. We did a lateralflow of myjabs, my sister has had one of herjabs. We did a lateral Flow Test every time we went in, ppe, temperature checks, oxygen levels. This is as good as it is going to get. So, why are we still continuing to lock down these people who need desperately to see their family . My role, i was an Essential Caregiver in the end, which is what the government has guidance saying that, if the needs of the person are great enough, they can have an Essential Caregiver. When are need is great . What about mental needs . We all know how it has been not to be able to help people for a year. How dare we do this to these vulnerable, vulnerable people . There is not the risk any more that there was. Let people in. I am not saying open the doors and let everybody in, but, you know, make this law, and then these homes cannot make up their own rules. ,. ,. ,. , rules. Ruthie, susan, thank you for talkin to rules. Ruthie, susan, thank you for talking to us. Rules. Ruthie, susan, thank you for talking to us, and rules. Ruthie, susan, thank you for talking to us, and again rules. Ruthie, susan, thank you for talking to us, and again im rules. Ruthie, susan, thank you for talking to us, and again im so i talking to us, and again im so sorry about your mum, but you did your absolute best for her. That is the bottom line. And you got to see her, it wasnt enough time but you did it. I her, it wasnt enough time but you did it. , her, it wasnt enough time but you did it. ,. , did it. I am not giving up though, vic, im did it. I am not giving up though, vic. Im really did it. I am not giving up though, vic, im really not, did it. I am not giving up though, vic, im really not, not did it. I am not giving up though, vic, im really not, not until did it. I am not giving up though, vic, im really not, not until all. Vic, im really not, not until all people have seen their loved ones. Good for you, thank you, ruthie and susan. Ruthie and susan henshall. As new legislation is published subjecting Social Media Firms to multi million Pound Fines if they fail to remove harmful content quickly. Theres a call to stop female Football Fans being abused online. Women in football which is a network that protects womens interests across the game says attitudes must change, so that everyone can participate without fear of discrimination or trolling. The bbc has spoken to a number of female fans who have suffered sexist and racist abuse online, simply for voicing their opinion on the sport. Zahid lalani reports. Hello, guys, welcome back to seballos tv. Melissa seballos has supported spurs for as long as she can remember. And, during the pandemic, launched her own Youtube Channel to talk about football. But despite the widely positive reaction to her opinions on youtube and twitter, shes faced sexist and racist abuse, based on her filipino heritage and for being a woman who talks about football. Things started getting racial. They were calling me a bleep telling me i need to go i back to the philippines. I was getting Sexual Assault threats, death threats. People saying i need to get hung in a zoo. We won. Amazing, can you believe it . Newcastle Fan Kendall Rowan lost herjob last march during lockdown and is now full time Youtube Content creator. This abuse she received has since been removed, but other comments made her obsess about her weight and even led to threats of violence against her family. My daughters mixed race, shes had racial abuse aimed towards her. Ive been called fat. It got to the point where i would go to the gym five days a week. I even went to the doctors to the point of asking for plastic surgery. Im absolutely staggered and horrified that this is going on. Social Media Companies need to be more accountable and i think Social Media users needs to be more accountable. In response, twitter says that. Youtube says it does not tolerate Harassment Or Trolling and that User Safety is its top priority. It says it works quickly to remove content that violates its policies. Yes, its not going to be a match review, guys. Despite the negativity, Kendall And Mel say they will carry on creating content and talking about the sport that they love. People say, you know, dont let the trolls win and i think to myself, you know what, youre so right. Why should i have to give up something that i love . I also have a lot of young women and young girls that message me and talk about i didnt even expect this kind of stuff but youre an inspiration, i love seeing girls talk about football, i wish i could do that. If it werent for them, i probably would have packed this up ages ago. Zahid lalani, bbc news. With me is Queens Park Rangers Fan and football journalist, Flo Lloyd Hughes and chris parros, A Spurs Fan and a trustee of kick it out, Footballs Equality and inclusion organisation. What kind of abuse have you had online, flo . It what kind of abuse have you had online. Flo . What kind of abuse have you had online, flo . It has ranged, i been receivin online, flo . It has ranged, i been receiving abuse online, flo . It has ranged, i been receiving abuse on online, flo . It has ranged, i been receiving abuse on twitter online, flo . It has ranged, i been receiving abuse on twitter on i online, flo . It has ranged, i been receiving abuse on twitter on and | receiving abuse on twitter on and off for the past four years, ranging from, for me, personally, small things, someone calling you an idiot or saying that you dont know anything about football to more extreme things like consistent harassment about myself and my family, images of my family and myself sent towards me, screenshots from my personal instagram page. So it has been various number of things as well as people googling my family and posting messages about them. So it has been a range of things for the past four and a half years. Chris, our Social Media companies doing anything to stop that kind of abuse . ,. ,. ,. , abuse . They are certainly not doing enou h. Abuse . They are certainly not doing enough you abuse . They are certainly not doing enough. You only abuse . They are certainly not doing enough. You only have abuse . They are certainly not doing enough. You only have to abuse . They are certainly not doing enough. You only have to hear i abuse . They are certainly not doing| enough. You only have to hear what flo has enough. You only have to hear what flo has just enough. You only have to hear what flo has just set. Enough. You only have to hear what flo hasjust set. And i heard what your flo hasjust set. And i heard what your Report Flo Hasjust set. And i heard what your Report Wasjust Flo hasjust set. And i heard what your report was just saying, some very nice your report was just saying, some very nice quotes they are from the social very nice quotes they are from the Social Media companies, but lets. Et Social Media companies, but lets get it Social Media companies, but lets get it right. We need deeds and not words get it right. We need deeds and not words flo get it right. We need deeds and not words. Flo has been subjected to, it sounds words. Flo has been subjected to, it sounds like words. Flo has been subjected to, it sounds like consistent harassment. How is sounds like consistent harassment. How is that sounds like consistent harassment. How is that possible . How can you continue how is that possible . How can you continue to how is that possible . How can you continue to do that . And what sort of gets continue to do that . And what sort of gets to continue to do that . And what sort of gets to me is that it seems to be accepted of gets to me is that it seems to be accepted that Social Media is going to be accepted that Social Media is going to be the accepted that Social Media is going to be the wild west. And it doesnt have to to be the wild west. And it doesnt have to be to be the wild west. And it doesnt have to be like that. The onus has to be have to be like that. The onus has to be on have to be like that. The onus has to be on the have to be like that. The onus has to be on the Social Media companies to be on the Social Media companies to use to be on the Social Media companies to use their to be on the Social Media companies to use their Tech Notjust to be on the Social Media companies to use their tech not just to sell stuff to use their tech not just to sell stuff but to use their tech not just to sell stuff but to protect us. To use their Tech Notjust to sell stuff but to protect us. To use their Tech Notjust to sell stuff but to protect us. Chris, you will have been stuff but to protect us. Chris, you will have been having stuff but to protect us. Chris, you will have been having these i will have been having these conversations. Flo will have been having them, ive been having them, interviewing people about this for years. It was three years ago that the then Culture Secretary described online abuse, what goes on on line as the wild west. Whatever it is thatis as the wild west. Whatever it is that is changing is not changing fast enough, which means that people like Flo Cant do theirjob properly. Where else would you go to work and expect to be abused like you have been, one . Nowhere. It has been difficult. You have been, one . Nowhere. It has been difficult. This you have been, one . Nowhere. It has been difficult. This past you have been, one . Nowhere. It has been difficult. This past year you have been, one . Nowhere. It has been difficult. 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For me, it got to a point where there are so few people at stadiums and working as a journalist i started fearing for my personal safety going to games, because i had always greeted the idea that everything that im being abused just in the digital world, and i could always have that kind of defence, to say that it is only in this digital world, and it will never come into the real world, but it got to the point during the pandemic where i thought, do you know what, people know that i cover qpr and other london teams, and they could well come to a game, and it would be quiet and i would be alone, and ifelt quite would be quiet and i would be alone, and i felt quite scared about that. That is where things went to another level. ,. ~ that is where things went to another level. ,. ,. ,. , that is where things went to another level. ,. ,. ,. , level. Chris, talking about Social Media companies, level. Chris, talking about Social Media companies, lets level. Chris, talking about Social Media companies, lets go i level. Chris, talking about Social Media companies, lets go to i level. Chris, talking about social| Media Companies, lets go to the source, the people who are writing the abuse. What do you say to those people . The abuse. What do you say to those eo. Le . The abuse. What do you say to those eole . , people . That is exactly right. Of course there people . That is exactly right. Of course there are people . That is exactly right. Of course there are things people . That is exactly right. Of course there are things that i people . That is exactly right. Of i course there are things that social Media Course there are things that Social Media can course there are things that Social Media can do. We need to get ofcom to use media can do. We need to get ofcom to use their media can do. We need to get ofcom to use their tech, and ultimately, we have to use their tech, and ultimately, we have to to use their tech, and ultimately, we have to get to the root cause, and shift we have to get to the root cause, and shift that culture. We can see that misogyny is on the Rise And Male that misogyny is on the Rise And Male violence continues to be on the rise. Male violence continues to be on the rise there male violence continues to be on the rise. There was a recent report from the un rise. There was a recent report from the un which said 97 of 18 24 women experienced sexual harassment. Have experienced sexual harassment. Lets have experienced sexual harassment. Lets look have experienced sexual harassment. Lets look at have experienced sexual harassment. Lets look at this from a football perspective. The most gendered subject perspective. The most gendered subject in perspective. The most gendered subject in school is pe. The Media Coverage Subject in school is pe. The Media Coverage of subject in school is pe. The Media Coverage of women in Sport Isjust not good coverage of women in Sport Isjust not good enough. So all of those things not good enough. So all of those things together kind of build that culture things together kind of build that culture. So the people that are doing culture. So the people that are doing that, well, actually, we have to make doing that, well, actually, we have to make sure that we get them off the platforms, and that they cant ust the platforms, and that they cant just remake that stuff, but shift that culture, to have better education so that misogyny is not inevitable education so that misogyny is not inevitable. ~ ,. , education so that misogyny is not inevitable. ,. , inevitable. Thank you both very much, inevitable. Thank you both very much. Chris inevitable. Thank you both very much, chris and inevitable. Thank you both very much, chris and flo. For the 4,000 strong crowd watching the Brit Awards at Londons O2 Arena last night, it was a return to normality with Live Music, no face masks or social distancing. The ceremony was part of the governments plans to trial large scale events and it did not disappoint. Our Entertainment Correspondent Colin paterson reports. A dual win for dua lipa. She performed with 50 dancers, gave a nod to Geri Halliwell with her dress and won both best female and Album Of The Year for future nostalgia. Released last march during the very first week of lockdown, her modern take on disco became the soundtrack to many Peoples Year at home. She called for an nhs Pay Rise. What we should do is we should all give a massive, massive round of applause and give boris a message that we all support a fair Pay Rise for our Front Line. Thank you so much. Little mix it was a night dominated by women, winning four of the five mixed categories. After ten years together, Little Mix became the first all female Line Up in Brits History to be named best group. Its not easy being a female in the Uk Pop industry. We have seen the white male dominance, misogyny, Sexism And Lack of diversity. Taylor swift was given the global icon award. I need you to hear me when i say that there is no Career Path that comes free of negativity. If you are beating that with resistance, that probably means that you are doing something new. Harry styles won best single and appeared to have a new accent. Faint drawl thank you so much. Im really happy to be and proud to be celebrating british music tonight. While Lewis Capaldis Voice could hardly be heard at all. A busy night for the guy on the bleeper button. While a live highlight was eltonjohns duet with Olly Alexander from the Channel 4 Aids Drama its a sin. Its a sin. The brits are part of the Government Pilot Scheme to help Live Music return. To gain entry, everyone had to provide a negative covid test. Both the audience. Negative. Clear. Negative . And the stars. Stick the swab right down the back of your neck and youre, 0h a little bit. Not your normal preparation for the Brit Awards, is it . No, not really. More than 4000 mask free fans were inside, with half the tickets going to covid Front Line staff. These gorgeous faces belong to none other than Key Workers cheering and, afterwards, it was clear theyd had a great time. Once the music started, it was just so much fun and we just danced so much and it did really feel like we were back in 2019. We just cant believe we are around people again. Just having fun. It was very surreal. There people that were very close to us in an entirely almost normal way. And it was great. But it wasnt all Key Workers in the crowd. Bbc news was given an exclusive review of the brits by Television Personality Gemma collins. Its kind of strange, but kind of fab. It was all kind of weird, hon, but it was beautiful. It was the Brit Awards and it was amazing. I saw Taylor Swift with my own eyes. I saw whats his name . Harry styles. I saw him with my own eyes. Life dont get better than that. See ya and off she went, after a very happy night. Colin paterson, bbc news, Londons O2 Arena. Now its time for a look at the weather with carol. Hello again. For the next few days, the forecast is certainly one of sunshine and showers, and turning that bit windier, as we head into the weekend. Today, weve got some rain across the far north of scotland, some of that fringing in across Northern Ireland. A lot of showers across england and wales, getting into Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland later on, and weve got some rain coming up across the English Channel into parts of wales and the South West later on as well. Temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees. Through this evening and overnight, this rain will advance towards the midlands, getting into wales, and more of Devon And Cornwall and again, still a few showers knocking around but a fair bit of cloud. Low cloud and murky conditions across the North And East of scotland and into the North East of england. Tomorrow, that will be slow to clear, and then tomorrow, and in fact into the weekend and next week, we are looking at this unsettled theme continuing with some Rain Or Sunshine and showers, but blustery, as we head into the weekend. He this is bbc news, im victoria derbyshire. These are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. After another night of violence the United Nations warns that the conflict between israel and the palestinians is escalating towards full scale war. The Uk Economy shrank by 1. 5 in the first quarter of 2021. The Winter Lockdown dragged down economic growth. 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