And international practice that guides international civil aviation under the chicago convention. Max mosley, former boss of the formula one association, who took the News Of The World to court, for invading his privacy and won, has died aged 81. A vigil is held for the black Lives Matter Campaigner Sasha Johnson after she was shot. She remains critically ill in hospital. A Bbc Investigation reveals how some children with Special Needs are being failed by a School Charging over £50,000 a year per pupil. And how dogs can be trained to detect coronavirus in humans and could be used in the future for screening at airports or mass events. Good Evening And Welcome to bbc news. Theres been international outrage at belarus after a Ryanair Flight travelling between two eu capitals was forced to divert there following claims of a bomb threat. A journalist on board whos criticised President Lukashenko was detained. The Chief Executive of ryanair, michael 0leary, has called it a state sponsored hijacking. The Ryanair Flight Left Athens for the Lithuanian Capital Vilnius at 8. 30 yesterday morning. Just before it reached vilnius it was ordered to divert to the belarussian Capital Minsk by Belarus Air traffic control. A Fighter Jet was sent to escort it down. After the plane landed, Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend were taken away by belarussian Security Services. After a lengthy wait the flight left just before 7pm uk time, and landed in vilnius at 7. 25, more than seven hours late. The Uk Government has ordered planes to avoid Belarus Airspace and has suspended flights from the national airline. Lt looks tonight as if the eu will follow suit. Lithuania has advised its citizens to get out of belarus. Heres our europe correspondentjean mckenzie. Armed police greet the arrivals on board the Plane Belarus is accused of hijacking. All to capture this young man, Roman Protasevich, a journalist and political refugee. He fled belarus two years ago, only to be forced back home yesterday under the most extraordinary circumstances by a regime he told his fellow passengers would execute him. One woman pleads with people to stay calm. As roman was led away, passengers say he was shaking. How scared he was . Super scared. I looked at him directly into his eyes and it was very sad. His father has described his sons capture as a terrorist act. Translation We Hope that he will cope. We hope that he will stay himself, not give in to any of their tricks. We are afraid to even think about it. But its possible he could be beaten and tortured. The Chief Executive of ryanair this Morning Spoke of his anger. This was a case of state sponsored hijacking, state sponsored piracy. I think it is very frightening for the crew, the passengers and they were held under armed guard and had their bags searched. Held under armed guard and had their bags searched bags searched. Roman is wanted because of bags searched. Roman is wanted because of running bags searched. Roman is wanted because of running an bags searched. Roman is wanted because of running an opposition news programme. The protest exploded during last Summers Election when belaruss long time leader, President Lukashenko, claimed yet another disputed victory. Back then we witnessed peaceful protest is being dragged off the streets of the capital. Since, hundreds of journalists and opposition allegations have been imprisoned. Roman is the latest target. The . Roman is the latest target. They endangered roman is the latest target. They endangered the roman is the latest target. They endangered the Lives Roman is the latest target. They endangered the lives of roman is the latest target. Tie endangered the lives of 171 passengers just because of Roman Protasevich and we were sure that to fly between two Eu Member states is safe, but it turned out that it is not. ,,. , ~ safe, but it turned out that it is not. ~. , safe, but it turned out that it is not. W. ,. , not. Speaking in the House Of Commons not. Speaking in the House Of Commons earlier, not. Speaking in the House Of Commons earlier, the not. Speaking in the house of| commons earlier, the Foreign Secretary said mr Lukashenkos Government must be held accountable for its reckless behaviour. The scenario as for its reckless behaviour. The scenario as reported is a shocking Assault Scenario as reported is a shocking assault on scenario as reported is a shocking assault on civil aviation and an Assault Assault on civil aviation and an assault on assault on civil aviation and an assault on International Law. It represents a danger to civilian flights represents a danger to civilian flights everywhere. Represents a danger to civilian flights everywhere. Europes leaders are meeting flights everywhere. Europes leaders are meeting here flights everywhere. Europes leaders are meeting here in flights everywhere. Europes leaders are meeting here in brussels this. Are meeting here in brussels this evening to decide what exactly the consequences the hijacking of an Eu Flight should be. There has been a lot of outrage, a lot of tough talk, but now the pressure is on for them to find some tangible way to punish or weaken belaruss government. Or weaken bela russ government. Already or weaken belaruss government. Already airlines have started to avoid belaruss airports and airspace, deciding detours are worth delays. Jean mckenzie, bbc news. Well, this evening, Eu Leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss what action they will take. They are still talking and they are discussing what action they will take. What action they will take. European Commission President , Ursula Von Der leyen, spoke to the media, saying that the eu is going to place on hold a Three Billion Euro Investment and economic package which was Ready To Go but will now be frozen until there is democracy in belarus. And she explained that other measures are up for discussion as well. Tonight we will discuss options, different options of sanctions. Sanctions against individuals that are involved in this hijacking but also sanctions against business and economic entities that are financing these regimes. And were looking into sanctions against the Aviation Sector in belarus. Roman has to be released immediately. And we will put pressure on the regime as long as it finally respects the freedom of media and the Freedom Of Press and the freedom of opinion. And the White House too is talking about the incident in the strongest terms. This was a shocking act. Diverting a flight between two Eu Member states for the purpose of arresting a journalist. It constitutes a brazen affront in international peace and we demand an immediate, international, transparent and credible investigation of this incident. We are in touch with a range of partners bilaterally and through multilateral channels from nato, the eu, un and others was up and we have nothing to read out at this point but we will continue to co ordinate closely with them. Nigel Gould Davies is a former british ambassador to belarus. Nigel is editor at the strategic survey, and a Senior Fellow for Russia And Eurasia at the international institute for strategic studies. Thank you forjoining us here on bbc news, ambassador. First question, what is your reading of what has taken place in the narrative we have also been hearing coming out of belarus . ~. , also been hearing coming out of belarus . ~. ,. ,. , , also been hearing coming out of belarus . ,. ,. , also been hearing coming out of belarus . ~. ,. ,. , ,. , belarus . What has happened of course is shockin belarus . What has happened of course is shocking and belarus . What has happened of course is shocking and unprecedented belarus . What has happened of course is shocking and unprecedented and belarus . What has happened of course is shocking and unprecedented and it l is shocking and unprecedented and it is shocking and unprecedented and it is right there has been an immediate international condemnation of it. I think it tells us A Number of things. The first is that lukashenko, who has long been a threat to his own people, has now become an international threat, someone who is prepared in order to stay in power to carry out actions which jeopardise large numbers of non belarusian citizens. So he has escalated the threat he presents and that requires a corresponding escalation of the response. The second is that in an interesting way it shows how insecure he himself still feels, even though the mobilisation that we saw in the Belarussian Streets a few months ago has now been quelled and suppressed by force and depression. Lukashenko is not fully back in control, it does not feel that he is. If he has to go to such extraordinary lengths to go to such extraordinary lengths to try to detain a single, Young Internetjournalist to try to detain a single, young Internet Journalist and to try to detain a single, Young Internetjournalist and blogger, Internet Journalist and blogger, that internetjournalist and blogger, that suggests what a threat free information is still to his rule. [30 information is still to his rule. Do ou information is still to his rule. Do you think he has underestimated the international outrage . It is quite a risk that he has instigated this international incident, as you have described it, for one man. Just how much of a threat was roman to lukashenko . He much of a threat was roman to lukashenko . Lukashenko . He was a young, talented. Lukashenko . He was a young, talented, very lukashenko . He was a young, talented, very capable lukashenko . He was a young, | talented, very capable Internet Journalist who played a crucial role in bringing to light the extent of the oppression in belarus after the fixed election last august and in helping to organise some of the demonstrations, although he himself was based outside the country. On the matter of lukashenkos the matter of lu kashenkos calculation, the matter of lukashenkos calculation, he has a long history, unfortunately, of making eccentric, dangerous and irrational decisions. He probably did not think very much about the international reaction. He has derided eu responses to past actions he has taken. And also the belarussian official sources themselves are making it absolutely clear, with some pride, that it was his personal decision, directive, to send up the Mig 29 fighter. This was not a standard Operating Procedure working on autopilot, it was a specific order to send up something that could potentially have shot down a civilian airliner. What down a civilian airliner. What should this down a civilian airliner. What should this cost down a civilian airliner. What should this cost him . Down a civilian airliner. What should this cost him . There| down a civilian airliner. What should this cost him . There have been used lines coming out of the Eu Meeting currently taking place. We have also had discussions here in the uk in london. We have heard about interpol, aviation sanctions, will they really hurt . Will they really hurt . Yes, i think the first thing will they really hurt . Yes, i think the first thing to will they really hurt . Yes, i think the first thing to recognise will they really hurt . Yes, i think the first thing to recognise is will they really hurt . Yes, i think| the first thing to recognise is that since this represents an escalation of lukashenkos own behaviour, the sanctions that are now imposed have to be significantly more serious than those before. The sanctions on belarus are for the most part individual sanctions, belarus are for the most part individualsanctions, in belarus are for the most part individual sanctions, in particular persons in the regime. Now i think the eu with other international partners need to start thinking about a more concerted strategy of tackling the regime. That means going after the financial flows that help to sustain it. There are other symbolic measures that are being taken. Airlines are now not landing in minsk at all and they are going over and around Belarussian Over and around bela russian territory. Over and around belarussian territory. Those things over time psychologically and financially impose pressures on the regime. Lukashenko himself will not change, his determination is to stay in what may. But even he does not govern entirely on his own and there are elites who are around him who will be concerned and ashamed by what has happened. 0vertime be concerned and ashamed by what has happened. Over time sanctions can make a real difference to the calculations that they make. There is not a magic bullet, they never are, but they should be part of a sustained response to this activity. But they will not be cast adrift because everybody is looking to russia. The relationship may not be the best, but they are allies. President Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin are meeting in switzerland in two weeks time. Is this likely to be included within their discussions . Everybody is looking to President Putin and how this reflects on russia. Why is this important . Reflects on russia. Why is this Im Ortant . , reflects on russia. Why is this imortant . ,. , important . Putin and lukashenko are locked in a toxic important . Putin and lukashenko are locked in a toxic embrace. Important . Putin and lukashenko are locked in a toxic embrace. Neither i locked in a toxic embrace. Neither lacks the other, but in a sense they both need each other. But it is not a stable relationship. I will say this, more about this incident will emerge in the coming days and weeks. It is worth at least raising the question at this point whether russia also played a part in this. It is now that the russian Security Service has a history of cooperation with its belarussian counterpart, the kgb, as it is still called. If it were to be the case that evidence emerged of russian complicity in theirs, and i emphasise it is not established yet, but it is something to look at, that would have serious consequences for the summit. Thank ou consequences for the summit. Thank you very much consequences for the summit. Thank you very much for consequences for the summit. Thank you very much for your consequences for the summit. Thank you very much for your time. 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. 0ur Guestsjoining me tonight arejohn rentoul, Chief Political Commentator at the independent, and lucy fisher, Deputy Political Editor at the telegraph. Eu leaders consider sanctions against belarus for hijacking an aircraft to detain a journalist. Ursula van Der Leyen says they will be severe consequences. Here, british flights are told to avoid belarussian airspace. The uk Foreign Secretary says International Law has been breached. Max mosley, former boss of the Formula 1 association, who took the news of the World Record for invading his Privacy And One, has died aged 81. Sport and for a full round up, from the Bbc Sport centre, heres gavin. Good evening. Phil foden fresh from winning the Premier League with manchester city, says he never imagined hed be playing in a Champions League final so soon in his career. The 20 year old will feature for city in saturdays all english final with chelsea in porto, The Club hoping to land teh European Title for the first time in their history. Foden, who was born in stockport, and has spent his whole career with city is also a certainty to be selected in gareth southgates england squad which is announced tomorrow. I never thought it would happen so quickly. I alwaysjoked i never thought it would happen so quickly. I always joked with my mates about playing in the Champions League final and they never thought i would be playing in one and it has all gone so quick and i want to enjoy the occasion as much as i can because you never know when you will get another opportunity. Kilmarnock are losing to dundee in the semifinal play off. Dundee are 20 the semifinal play off. Dundee are 2 0 up. Around half an hour gone in that match. Dundee are 2 0 up from the first leg as well. Emma hayes has been named in the squad and Frank Abi has been named player of the year. She netted 16 goals in 18 appearances. The wales forward Hal Robson Kanu has been left out of their Training Camp in portugal ahead of next months euros. With their final squad to be announced on sunday, its increasingly unlikely hell be included. He was one of the stars of their run to the Semi Finals at euro 2016, scoring in their quarter final win over belgium. Spain have left out Captain Sergio ramos from their squad. The real Madrid Centre back who is 35, has played 180 times for spain, but has been struggling with injury and has only played once since march. His absence means that surprisingly, no players from real have been picked by Head Coach Luis Enrique for this summers tournament. Egan bernal, the colombian riding for the british ineos grenadiers team, has strengthened his grip on the giro ditalia. He won stage 16 and now leads by 2 minutes 2a seconds. It was a bad day for simon yates. The british rider slipped from second overall to 5th, after losing over two and a half minutes. Bernal attacked the field, on a stage shortened due to bad weather in the italian mountains, and rode away to win the stage. Britains Hugh Carthy finished fifth today, so hes now up to 3rd place overall, 3 Minutes A0 behind bernal. Team gb have announced the mens Gymnastics Team for this summers 0lympics, which will be led by Max Whitlock he heads to his third games after being confirmed in the four Man Team He Scopped Double gold in rio, and is the most experienced member, with world championjoe fraser, Giarnni Regini Moran and James Hall also included. And max moseley, the man credited with imporving Driver Safety in formula one has died at the age of 81. He ran the sports Governing Body the fia for 16 years, serving as president and oversaw several Safety Reforms following the death of Ayrton Senna in 1994. He raced in his youth, founded a Car Maunfacturing company before moving into formula one. Former chief Executive Bernie Eccelstone said it was like losing a brother. That is all the sport for now. We are sticking with the story that gavin has ended on and look further into the story of Max Mosley shortly. Stay with us for that. Before, lets take you through the latest coronavirus figures coming from the government, which show 2439 new infections and three deaths have been recorded in the latest 24 hour period. Cases have been rising slowly over the past few weeks and the number of people who have now died is 127,724. In the Vaccine Role at 126,357 people have received a first vaccine in the last 24 hours. In total just first vaccine in the last 24 hours. In totaljust over 38 Million people have now had their firstjab. That is just over 72 of the adult population. 252,139 people have had their second dose in the past 24 hours. It takes the overall number in that group to almost 23 Million people, orjust over 43 of the aduu people, orjust over 43 of the adult population. The former head of formula 0nes Governing Body, Max Mosley, who went on to become a Privacy Campaigner, has died aged 81. Son of the british Fascist Leader 0swald mosley, he hit the headlines outside his Racing Career when the News Of The World wrongly published a story alleging he had taken part in a nazi themed orgy. Mr mosley won £60,000 in damages for Libel And Invasion of privacy and went on to campaign vigorously for tighter press regulation. Our Home Editor Mark easton looks back at his life. Max mosley was many things. A Racing Driver who went on to run motorsport, a barrister who helped change britains laws on privacy and a suave Family Man with a secret double life. He was the son of 0swald mosley, leader of the british union of fascists, and his mother, lady diana, described by one newspaper is an unrepentant nazi. All my life, ive had hanging over me my antecedents, my parents, Max Mosley once said. He went into Motor Racing, a world where people didnt care about his parental background. He briefly competed as a driver before concluding he wasnt quick enough and, instead, helped start the Car Manufacturer March engineering and became a representative on the formula one constructors association. His abilities and charm made him an effective advocate and, in the 1990s, he became head of the fia, the body representing the interests of motorsport. It was a role he held for 16 years. Today, former formula one Boss Bernie Ecclestone said, its like losing family, like losing a brother. He did a lot of good things, he was very good in making sure people built cars that were safe. In 2008, while still head of the fia, the news of the World Newspaper splashed a story claiming mosley had been involved in a Sex Act involving five women, one of whom was wearing a military uniform. Although his Wife And Family knew nothing of his penchant for sadomasochism, mosley was unashamed and took the paper to court for breach of privacy, and won. Ive been doing this for 45 years and there had never been a hint, nobody knew. Mosley then took the Uk Government to the European Court of human rights, arguing newspapers should warn people before exposing their private lives. He lost, but the Case Led him to use some of his considerable Family Fortune to support victims of the Fleet Street Phone hacking scandal. Max mosley is effectively the author of modern privacy law. His case, which he brought against the News Of The World, and his subsequent supporting of hacked off will be seen, i think, in the future as a golden thread that actually led to where we are with privacy today. Max mosley had the money and the attributes to change things. He flirted with politics, working with the conservatives in the � 80s and later supporting Labour Politicians like tom watson, with a donation of £500,000. But he will probably be remembered for his defence of his colourful sex life. Their nazi lie was completely invented. Its a perfectly harmless activity, he said, provided its between Consenting Adults who want to do it, are of Sound Mind and its in private. Max mosley who has died at the age of 81. Andrew benson is Bbc Sports chief formula one writer. Thank you forjoining us. We have heard a lot about the varied career heard a lot about the varied career he has had. But can you start off and explain why . He started off with and explain why . He started off with a legal career, what made him change to Motor Racing . Like a legal career, what made him change to Motor Racing . A legal career, what made him change to Motor Racing . Like many young men he was attracted to Motor Racing . Like many young men he was attracted to to Motor Racing . Like many young men he was attracted to motor to Motor Racing . Like many young men he was attracted to Motor Sport to Motor Racing . Like many young men he was attracted to Motor Sport and. He was attracted to Motor Sport and he was attracted to Motor Sport and he wanted to try his hand at it. He was a reasonable driver and he raced alongside people in the 60s like graham hill, former champions. Leckie said, he was not quick enough to pursue that career and he moved into manufacturing and set up his own company with friends and became successful with that before abandoning it and then going into motorsport politics. In abandoning it and then going into motorsport politics. Abandoning it and then going into motorsport politics. In terms of the thin. S motorsport politics. In terms of the thins he motorsport politics. In terms of the things he was motorsport politics. In terms of the things he was most motorsport politics. In terms of the things he was most proud motorsport politics. In terms of the things he was most proud of, motorsport politics. In terms of the things he was most proud of, he i motorsport politics. In terms of the | things he was most proud of, he put a lot of effort into the safety of Racing Cars that were later adopted within the wider motor industry. Why that aspect of Motor Racing . That aspect of Motor Racing . Ayrton senna was killed that aspect of Motor Racing . Ayrton senna was killed in that aspect of Motor Racing . Ayrton senna was killed in 1994 that aspect of Motor Racing . Ayrton senna was killed in 1994 when that aspect of Motor Racing . Ayrton senna was killed in 1994 when max| senna was killed in 1994 when Max Mosley was just about a year into being Fia President and it was a chaotic and significantly larger people at that time. Max mosley was getting Phone Calls from World Leaders questioning safety because Ayrton Sennas profile was so large, he was almost godlike in brazil. He recognised there was an existential threat to motorsport and wanted to do something about it, so he decided to make Safety Central for spectators and drivers and he started a campaign that has continued to this day, with two other leaders at his side and Bernie Ecclestone being one and Charlie Whiting who died a couple of years ago, the Formula 1 director. They changed the face of motorsport. At the same time the presidency has a role in campaigning for Motor Cars as well and he was central to the European Union adopting a scheme which introduced mandatory Crash Testing for Road Cars which has probably saved thousands of lives on the roads. ~. ,. , ,. , the roads. Where there are aspects of his private the roads. Where there are aspects of his private life, the roads. Where there are aspects of his private life, very the roads. Where there are aspects of his private life, very well of his private life, very well documented, and we saw it in the report a while ago, did that ever put him at a disadvantage within the Motor Racing world . Motor Racing World . People were alwa s Motor Racing world . People were always uneasy Motor Racing world . People were always uneasy around Motor Racing world . People were always uneasy around max Motor Racing world . People were l always uneasy around Max Mosley. Motor Racing World . People were always uneasy around Max Mosley. He was a very powerful intellect, he was a very powerful intellect, he was urbane, eloquent and very effective Fia President. But he was also a divisive and authoritarian figure and he had a streak of malice in him and he took out personal vendettas on people and tried to destroy a couple of people. He was very unsettling in many ways. One person i know talked about walking into his office at one point when he was upset and found him pacing back and forth and chanting at the ceiling in latin. That was a slightly unnerving situation to find yourself in. He was a very complicated character, not everyone found him easy to warm to, even though he was very charming and eloquent when you spoke to him. What eloquent when you spoke to him. What were his thoughts eloquent when you spoke to him. What were his thoughts on the world of Formula 1 today . I were his thoughts on the world of Formula 1 today . Were his thoughts on the world of Formula 1 today . I have not spoken to Max Mosley Formula 1 today . I have not spoken to Max Mosley for Formula 1 today . I have not spoken to Max Mosley for a Formula 1 today . I have not spoken to Max Mosley for a Couple Formula 1 today . I have not spoken to Max Mosley for a couple of Formula 1 today . I have not spoken l to Max Mosley for a couple of years, but what you are seeing in Formula 1 now is very much a continuation of his legacy. The engines of the cars use now are very efficient in terms of Fuel Usage and he introduced those, so his legacy continues to this day. Those, so his legacy continues to this da. � �. , those, so his legacy continues to thisda. � �. , this day. Andrew benson, thank you ve much this day. Andrew benson, thank you very much indeed. Lancashire police say a Gas Explosion that killed a toddler was caused by a Gas Pipe which had been cut inside a neighbouring property. Two year old George Hinds died in the blast in heysham just over a week ago. His parents and two others were also injured. Officers say theyre now treating it as a criminal investigation. The Bbc Board has announced a review of the Corporations Editorial and whistleblowing policies, following the Dyson Report into its 1995 interview with diana, princess of wales. The chairman, richard sharp, says the board will look at the culture of the bbc to assess the effectiveness of policies and practice. He also confirmed there will be an investigation into why the journalist involved, martin bashir, was rehired in 2016. Eight people have been arrested on suspicion of fraud, in a series of Dawn Raids targeting Scam Text messages. The Scam Messages ask people to pay a fee to retrieve a royal Mail Parcel before stealing the victims personal and bank details. Officers from the dedicated Card And Payment crime unit, a City Of London and Metropolitan Police unit, carried out warrants in london, coventry, Birmingham And Colchester in a week of action. Dogs could become one way of trying to prevent the spread of covid because researchers have found that some breeds can be trained to smell the virus on humans with as much as 94 accuracy even when the person has no symptoms. 0ur Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes explains. This is talla. In less than five seconds, he has correctly identified a small, Unwashed Fragment of sock that has been donated by someone who had covid 19. And this is asher, who doesnt take that much longer. All these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covids distinctive odour. The dogs were able to be trained, you can hear one barking in the background there. The dogs were able to be trained really quickly on this odour, and were able to distinguish people who were infected from those who were uninfected. So the best dog was able to detect somebody correctly that had covid, 94 of the time, which is really, really high and very exciting. Research has already moved on to testing whether the dogs can identify the person wearing a T Shirt that belonged to someone who had covid. Watch how this dog immediately finds the right person. Even as people file past, there is no fooling these dogs, with their incredible sense of smell. Which dog have we got with you today . This is talla. A dog like talla here would have 350 Million sense receptors dedicated to olfaction. Us humans have got 5 million, so that gives you a comparison. Talla can detect odours that are diluted down to parts per trillion. It doesnt mean much to us, but actually a part per trillion, if you could smell a teaspoon of sugar in a cup of tea, talla could smell the same in the equivalent of water of two olympic size swimming pools. Quite phenomenal, and that is why they are so good at this. Dogs are already used at airports to detect explosives or drugs. It is still very early days, but with their ability to quickly and unobtrusively screen people, medical dogs could also play an important role in keeping a post covid world moving. Dominic hughes, bbc news. Now its time for a look at the weather. The umbrella, the essential May Accessory needed so far this month will be out again for some of you tomorrow. 0ut there at the moment and into the night we will continue to see outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland, northern england, North Wales and the midlands. Prior to the size and in the west. Temperatures down to low single figures. But it is here where we start with the best of the mornings sunshine. Some cloud in Scotland And North wales and the midlands. And it is here where we will see the showers develop, some will become heavy and thundery. In the far north of Scotland A brighter day than we saw on monday. A few showers in the south and into wales and Northern Ireland. In Devon And Cornwall some wet weather to end the afternoon. Whilst we will see a few more showers in the next few days The End of the week looks dry for all. Hello this is bbc news. The headlines. Lets Ta Ke lets take it to the headlines. Eu leaders consider sanctions against belarus for hijacking an aircraft to detain a journalist. European Commission Head has said that there will be severe consequences. There will be severe consequences. There will be severe consequences. There will be a very will be severe consequences. There will be a very strong will be severe consequences. There will be a very strong answer will be severe consequences. Ill will be a very strong answer because it is outrageous behaviour for this regime to understand that this will have severe consequences. Here british fights have severe consequences. Here british fights are have severe consequences. Here british fights are told have severe consequences. Here british fights are told to have severe consequences. Here british fights are told to avoid belarussian airspace and the uk Foreign Secretary says International Law has been breached. Max mosley former boss of the Formula 1 association who took the News Of The World to court for invading his Privacy And One has died at age 81. A vigil is held for the black Lives Matter Campaigner Sasha Johnson after she was shot. She remains critically ill in hospital. The Bbc Investigation reveals how some children with Special Needs are being failed by a School Charging over £50,000 a year per pupil. A vigil has taken place for prominent black Lives Matter who is in critical condition after being shotin in critical condition after being shot in the head in South London. Lee said there is no evidence that 27 year old Sasha Johnson was the intended target of the shooting. 0ur intended target of the shooting. Our community Affairs Correspondent Adina Campbell has the report. As they gathered together praying and reflecting on the shocking events of the weekend their message was clear, today friends and family held a Vigilfor Mother of today friends and family held a vigil for mother of two Sasha Johnson the latest victim of a Gun Attack and South London in a critical condition in hospital. The 27 year old black Lives Matter Campaigner had been at a party when she was shot in the head in the early hours of sunday morning. The Political Party shes a member of the taking the Initiative Party said shed received A Number of Death Threats in the past. But police say there is no evidence that she was there is no evidence that she was the target of the shooting. The target of the shooting. Thank ou for the target of the shooting. Thank you for coming the target of the shooting. Thank you for coming today. The target of the shooting. Thank you for coming today. I the target of the shooting. Thank| you for coming today. I appreciate it will stop Sasha Johnson is a tireless antiracism activist. She oruanised tireless antiracism activist. She organised the tireless antiracism activist. She organised the black Lives Matter protested in oxford last summer. And has spoken about living in a more equal society where her sons would be accepted. Friends say she is never afraid to call out injustice. Ive seen her because i worked a long ive seen her because i worked a long cider ive seen her because i worked a long cider as a Youth Worker and the way she long cider as a Youth Worker and the way she interactsjust long cider as a Youth Worker and the way she interacts just when you see her in way she interacts just when you see her in Youth Way she interacts just when you see her in Youth Work young people cleave her in Youth Work young people cleave to her in Youth Work young people cleave to her. Shes like a Little Magnet Cleave to her. Shes like a little magnet for them. Yeah, yeah. Tonight she remains magnet for them. Yeah, yeah. Tonight she remains in magnet for them. Yeah, yeah. Tonight she remains in Hospital Magnet for them. Yeah, yeah. Tonight she remains in hospital after she remains in hospital after undergoing successful surgery with her parents by her side. In the last few minutes of video has been posted online showing what appears to be a clip of the journalist who was detained last night when a ryan Air Plane was forced to land in minsk. The bbc has so far been unable to verify the video but what it does appear to show is the journalist himself and ended him saying he is in good health and during the statement he says apparently acknowledging that he did play a role in organising mass protests in minsk last year. The video has been appearing on several channels of the telegram messaging app. As you can see hes wearing a Dark Sweatshirt and bared with his hands tightly clasped in front of him. He says hes in a pretrial Detention Facility and minsk and denies having Heart Problems which have been reported by some Social Media outlets. More on this as and when we get it. More on this as and when we get it. A � buddying system for people needing mental Health Support as a result of the pandemic is among several ideas being trialled to encourage people to get tested for covid, and follow the rules about Self Isolation. £12 million ounds is being spent Pilot Schemes in nine areas of england which have high Infection Rates. The government has acknowledged that some people find Self Isolation challenging. 0ur Health Correspondent Anna Collinson has more. If you come into close contact with someone who has tested positive for coronavirus, you may receive this a message from Test And Trace saying you must self isolate for ten days. But for many who are concerned about Money Or Cant work from home, it is just not that simple. Now the government is piloting more ways to support people. Nine areas with high Infection Rates in england will receive a share of nearly £12 million, including parts of london, the north west, yorkshire, peterborough and somerset. They will trial increased social Care Support for vulnerable adults, Translation Assistance for non English Speakers and alternative accommodation will be offered to those isolating in overcrowded homes. But some economists warn this will only go so far unless statutory sick pay is increased. If you dont tackle the financial support that is missing, youll end up with really poor compliance with isolation, which of course risks everyones health and the economy. These pilots come as Surge Testing is being rolled out in parts of london following a rise in coronavirus cases linked to the variant first detected in india. As people enjoy their new freedoms, it is hoped these steps will encourage more people to get tested and self isolate if required. This is an uncertain time, that when we hear information around the indian variant and the fact that its sporadically increasing in areas, naturally that does make some people very worried. We just have to go back to what we know about viruses, which is always that the way to control a virus is to make sure that we are washing our hands, that we are wearing a mask to stop those droplets from going out. There are also renewed calls for people to take up their second jab after a study found that both the Pfizer And Astrazeneca vaccines are highly effective against the indian variant after two doses. While this variant may be more transmissible, scientists say well have to wait a bit longer before we know whether it could cause a rise in hospital admissions. If the current generation of vaccines are able to stop people going into hospital, whilst there is still mild infections, people are still getting the common cold with the virus, then the pandemic is over because we can live with the virus. In fact, we are going to have to live with the virus, one way or another. The government says it is increasingly confident the final stage of Easing Restrictions in england will happen in three weeks time, but it warns much relies on the data and our behaviour. Max mosley has died at the age of 81. Mr mosley went on to become a Privacy Campaigner after the News Of The World wrongly published a story alleging he had taken part in a nazi themed orgy. Mr mosley £160,000 in damages for Libel And Invasion of privacy and went on to campaign vigorously for a tighter press regulation. Lets speak now to the sports and Entertainment Agent Skye andrew who came to know Max Mosley as one of the first people to have his phone. Thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. First off, it was through Hacking Butjust talk us through Hacking Butjust talk us through how your relationship with Max Mosley took place. Through how your relationship with Max Mosley took place. Originally i was one of the Max Mosley took place. Originally i was one of the original Max Mosley took place. Originally i was one of the original five Max Mosley took place. Originally i was one of the original five two Max Mosley took place. Originally i was one of the original five two B L was one of the original five two b have a phone hacked and subsequently the story grew and grew and grew. I became part of the hacked off group and i met max there. What a fantastic Figure Max was. I mean, everybody at the hacked off environment was people that had been hacked or people that were adamant where there should be privacy and that there should be an independent body. So its like some people will only know max for the headlines and what they saw. Behind the scenes what they saw. Behind the scenes what a great man. Not only did he fight in his own corner for privacy but he also helped other people that werent in a position to be able to help themselves. I cant explain it to you what its like to know that your privacy is been invaded or your phone has been hacked. But Max Mosley was someone who was strong in the Forefront And Part of the hacked off group he was a shining light on someone that was adamant that we had to have an independent regulatory body to make sure that the Press Keptin Body to make sure that the press kept in mind. Its ironic that he will leave some good. His legacy will leave some good. His legacy will be that he fought a mission to make sure that nobody would go through what he and his family went through. Of course in f1 he made sure that raising drivers were a lot more safer after the two deaths in 1990 for. ,. , more safer after the two deaths in 1990 for. ,. ,. , , 1990 for. There are so many things that Max Mosley 1990 for. There are so many things that Max Mosley couldve 1990 for. There are so many things that Max Mosley couldve spent 1990 for. There are so many thingsj that Max Mosley couldve spent his time and his money on. In your conversations with him, why did it matter to him to take this idea of privacy forward and to help other people . He could have won his case and carried on with his life why didnt matter so much to him . Thats a really good didnt matter so much to him . Thats a really good question. Didnt matter so much to him . Thats a really good question. I didnt matter so much to him . Thats a really good question. I think didnt matter so much to him . Thats a really good question. I think that i a really good question. I think that having spent time with him, hes just a guy that sometimes as individuals, we dont know what could happen to us to make us respond so strongly. He felt so strongly that the Press Shouldnt invade Peoples Privacy he had his own situation that he thought was really bad. And so he went all the way with that. Then once he won his case he then looked at people that werent in a Peak Doing A Position to protect themselves with if appeal of the people that had been wrong and couldnt afford to pay legal fees was these people would get a call from Max Mosley and he would help them. Letsjust get a call from Max Mosley and he would help them. Lets just say that he is leaving a legacy of privacy, a legacy of Wheat Need to have an independent regulatory body. Hes also leaving a legacy for all of those people out there to think that they are alone when something happens to them. They are alone when something hauensto them. ,. , happens to them. Sorry many people have described happens to them. Sorry many people have described him happens to them. Sorry many people have described him as happens to them. Sorry many people have described him as quite happens to them. Sorry many people have described him as quite a have described him as quite a daunting character. But from the outset bears said fantastic. Is that really what you thought when you first met him . Im really what you thought when you first met him . Really what you thought when you first met him . Im telling you, the reason why first met him . Im telling you, the reason why i first met him . Im telling you, the reason why i am first met him . Im telling you, the reason why i am speaking first met him . Im telling you, the reason why i am speaking to first met him . Im telling you, the reason why i am speaking to you l first met him . Im telling you, the I Reason why i am speaking to you now is because this guy behind the scenes was someone that wanted to help people. When you were in his company he was a charming man. We all know that he was a tough businessman and that if Anybody Wrong to me he took it all of the way. But im telling you, i got to know him on a personal level, he was someone that was adamant that he would do the right thing. He did the right thing was safety for drivers and when it came to his experience firstly of having Press Intrusion he dealt with that. And then behind the scenes he didnt shout from the root of telling people he was open but we know within the hacked off environment that he helped lots of people that needed to be helped. Thank you very much for your time. Remembering Max Mosley who is died at the age of 81. Thank you. Unverified video of the journalist was detained when a Ryan Aeroplane was detained when a Ryan Aeroplane was forced to land and minsk has appeared online and the last few minutes. Here british lights are told two of Boy Belarussian airspace in the uk Foreign Secretary says International Law has been breached. As wejust been hearing, Max Mosley for a boss of the Formula 1 association who took on the News Of The World for invading his privacy and won in court as died at age 81. A helpline which was launched for Child Abuse in such educational said it has been contacted over 350 times since going live on april the 1st. The helpline was launched after thousands of testimony about Sexual Abuse often by fellow pupils by schools were posted on everyones invited website. 65 of the calls have been referred to agencies such as the police or children services. Our special Correspondent Lucy manning has the story. In the playground and in the classrooms, schools have been learning. Taught that some have let their pupils down, allowed a culture of sexual Abuse And Harassment to go unchecked, unpunished. Students no longer silent, this just one story of many. Rosie, not her real name, claims she was raped by another pupil at a Party Outside School aged 14. This isnt her real voice. I definitely feel like i was being blamed. I feel very much like it was, you are making an issue out of nothing. She and her mum, who we are calling rachel, claim the school isolated rosie instead of the boy. She was very traumatised and it just really resulted in her being hidden away. This became too much because, unfortunately, the perpetrator was still wandering about the school. Rosie ended up temporarily leaving. A lot of the impact its had on me is how much education ive actually missed. And what is your message to schools, having had your experience . There literally is no point having a Metoo Campaign if what we are going to do with young girls is teach them all the exact opposite. If you speak, then you will be victimised, bullied, shut away in your school. The police were involved but decided to take no further action. A decision the family want them to reconsider. Launched two months ago, the Nspcc Helpline has received about 350 calls about abuse in schools and referred 65 cases to the police or childrens services. This has been a watershed moment and its been really important to give people a voice to talk about peer on peer reviews, whats happening in schools and when people are left feeling vulnerable and threatened. It started with the campaign everyones invited. 16,000 testimonies now shared publicly. We are seeing much more testimonies from state schools, from all across the country, as well as universities and also a much diverse range of ages. When the allegations erupted, few schools escaped scrutiny. Some like highgate set up independent reviews. 0ne Head Teacher said it was their darkest days in teaching. The school regulator, 0fsted, is also investigating. What was accepted no longer is. Lucy manning, bbc news. The government because leveling up a key strategy for the uk. Spreading the wealth and the jobs of the Richard Park to the poor. Exactly how does the government planned to go about it and how will it Success Or Failure be go about it and how will it Success Orfailure be measured . According to a report out today by the confederation of british Industry Business and government should put the bitter divisions of brexit behind them and focus on building a fair, greener economy. 0ur behind them and focus on building a fair, greener economy. Our Business Editor has been to a halt where full time workers earn an average salary of nearly £25,000. Thats around a quarter below the average for the southeast of england. When it comes to the Unemployment Rate in hol, its double that of the subtleties. How exactly do you give an economic boost to the uks region . You give an economic boost to the uks region . Can the industries of the future generate the jobs needed in the places needed to make the promise of Levelling Up a reality . The blades on these turbines are made here in hull. Staff numbers in this factory have risen from zero to 750 in just five years. I think its brought a great sense of pride. Its already a proud city, of course, but it reenergised that city and brought it to life. Because what weve seen over the course of the five years weve been here on the site is that Innovativeness And Entrepreneurship come to grow, not only directly within the sector, but also those sectors that support our industry. The Industrys Growth has attracted hundreds of young engineers, like Sheffield University Graduate hannah. When i applied, there were 700 applicants are ten roles when i applied, there were 700 applicants for ten roles and in the most recent year, i think there were 1300 applicants. University students, i know with Covid And Job opportunities have had a real impact, also people are really warming to the idea of Renewable Energy and knowing it is such a sustainable career to go into and its a lifelong career. So, heres the recipe. You take a bit of high Tech Engineering and a young, established but growing industry, harness the local university, sprinkle in a bit of Government Incentive and procurement and, hey presto, you have economic growth and you have Levelling Up. Sounds simple. Of course, its not simple. This Youth Project works with young people in Hull City Centre and Chief Executive jj says there is a danger they will miss out on opportunities on their own doorstep. The reality is that most of our young people do not have those skills. There is no lack of ability, there is no lack of intellect. There is no lack of will. Thosejobs are here now, our young people are here now. They need those skills now, so its a very simple, outside, the idea of Levelling Up prompts a slightly weary response. They wanted to level us up for many years and have they done that . I dont think so. What does Levelling Up mean to you . It means that we are all fair, you know, we get a fair crack of the whip as well, that we are not left behind. Outside, the idea of Levelling Up prompts a slightly weary response. They wanted to level us up for many years and have they done that . I dont think so. What does Levelling Up mean to you . Transport and infrastructure are often seen as the obvious ways to boost regional growth. Thats not enough any more, according business groups. Transport is great, we needed. Transport is great, we need it. Better broadband is great, we need it. But we need to turn all of that Into Realjobs and real growth in skills and wages if Levelling Up is going to mean anything to the people of this country. The political wind has shifted, thanks to promises the economic map will be redrawn. The political wind has shifted, thanks to promises the economic map will be redrawn. Levelling up is hard to define, therefore it may be hard to deliver. Simonjack, bbc news, hull. The italian Eurovision Winner who was accused of taking drugs during the Grand Final has returned a negative drugs test. A video emerged on Social Media after Saturday Nights contest which appeared to show Damiano David bending over a table backstage while on camera. Eurovision organisers have now concluded he did not take drugs. Foreign correspondent Anna Holligan explained a little earlier that organisers now want to draw a line under the incident the results are back. So just to remind you what happened on the night, television pictures shows Damiano David dip his head to the table for a few moments and there was speculation online and in the Press Room that he had been taking drugs. Afterwards he was asked about it in the press conference, and we were there he said i didnt take drugs, my band mate the guitarist thomas broke a glass and i was leaning down to clear it up. We just said the statements in the last 50 minutes from ebu, the organisers. They said following these allegations of Drug Use in the green room the broadcasters requested through the italian delegation a thorough review of the facts. So they studied all of the available footage, and a Drug Test was also voluntarily undertaken earlier today by the Lead Singer David has returned a negative result. They go a little bit further than this and they say no Drug Use took place in the green room and we consider the matter closed. We are all alarmed at the inaccurate speculation leading to fake news thats overshadowed the spirit, the outcome and unfairly affected the band. Ebu keen now to hear The End of this and celebrate the event that successfully went ahead despite the pandemic. Now its time for a look at the weather. Hello. Lets start with a little bit of good news, the weather towards The End of this week bucks the trend for what we have seen so far this month. And things are looking a good deal drier. We got high pressure on the Weather Chart and because its to the east of us we will also be drawing in something a little bit warmer. Temperatures across the uk a bit more typical of where they should be at The End of may. Bear that in mind if you do get caught by some of the downpours that will be around to get on tuesday. Slightly different areas and that does mean for some of us where it is but on monday it will be drier. After at the moment still got some of the downpours around from earlier ron and through the night for the operas of Rain Passed in scotland, especially but clear skies to the South And West we will see some of the lowest temperatures into the morning. A chilly start for some of you but a brighter start across southern counties of england, wales and into Northern Ireland. So plenty of Cloud Reports of Scotland And other england and its ear with the focus of showers before coming heavy and thundery and a few showers the restaurant in Scotland A much brighter and milder day that we saw through monday. Thats even with a northerly wind. Bit of a breeze coming from the North And Northwest of that will limit the Temperature Rise but it will be so nice enough if you have with the shower to get into the sunshine across some southern and western areas. We will finish the days down here without breaks of longest rolls of Rain Spending towards the Channel Islands into the evening. Fading off into Northern France for the night into wednesday. Lopressor stills of the east of us in a Cool Breeze blowing down eastern parts of scotland is here with her would be the focus for the heaviest of the afternoon showers. One or two showers to the South And West but more places will be dry, temperatures starting to climb. It will climb a bit further as we head further into thursday, area of high pressure trying to build but not strong enough to keep this Weather Front at bay. That will bring some spells of rain into ireland and turning away instantly Northern Ireland through the day with some Heavy Rain and gusty winds. The rain in Western Fringes but much of scotland will stay dry and temperatures a bit more widely into the upper teens. Getting closer to where we should be and that trend continues as we go through friday and into the bank holiday weekend. Not completely dry but there will be a lot more in the way of dry weather around and as i said it will certainly feel a little bit warmer than it has done so far. This is bbc news. Theres not usually much politics in aviation. That changed when belarus forced a ryanairflight to land in minsk. The cargo they wanted was a 26 year old dissidentjournalist. The nabbed him. But they also got a ton of international condemnation. The Uk And Other Nations are now banning flights to and from belarus. Will that be enough though to secure the release of the journalist, Roman Protasevich . Calls to � defund the police are one thing. Efforts to reform the police are quite another. One year on since george floyds death, we look at why congress has failed to pass police reform. Also in the programme. Keeping the peace, howeverfragile. The us Secretary Of State is on his way to the middle east, to try to help keep the ceasefire between israel and hamas intact