Cases rises to more than 4,000, theres growing concern over whether restrictions can be lifted next month. The Downing Street Flat Refurbishment an independent adviser says the Prime Minister didnt break the Ministerial Code, but acted unwisely not fully checking how it would be paid for. Chelsea and Manchester City fans arrive in porto in portugal ahead of tomorrows all English Champions league final. Coming up on Bbc News, it was Box Office Tv for westminster watchers but did the bbc give too much airtime and credence to the words of Dominic Cummings . Thats newswatch at 8 45pm here on Bbc News. Good evening. Inquests have ruled that two young cambridge graduates were Unlawfully Killed by a convicted terrorist at a Prisoner Rehabilitation Event In London after a string of failures by police, the Security Services and probation service. Jack merritt and Saskia Jones were stabbed to death by Usman Khan during the attack at Fishmongers Hall in 2019. Hed been released from prison on licence less than a year earlier and was allowed to travel alone to the event In London where he carried out his planned attack. The family of one of his victims was scathing about the events organisers accusing them of Scant Regard for safety. Our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is outside the guildhall where the inquests took place. Saskia jones and matt dominikJack Merritt We Re were both young people. The man who murdered them was living under the curve you having just been convicted of terrorism offences. He had also been under investigation by mi5 but still he managed to travel alone to london to kill. Convicted terrorist, Usman Khan, Travelling To London alone on a train. Only recently out of prison, there had been intelligence that he was planning an attack but still the trip had been authorised. It ended with hand to hand fighting on London Bridgejust outside Fishmongers Hall, while inside, two young people, Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt, were dying. Today an inquestjury said the unacceptable management of khan and poor sharing of vital intelligence had contributed to their deaths. For those who hide behind the cloak of secrecy, to search their own conscience and review their own potential failings. However, it is beyond understanding and astonishing that not one of the state agencies sufficiently considered the associated risk and therefore questioned the wisdom of sending Usman Khan unaccompanied to london. The jurys conclusions brought an immediate apology from those responsible for protecting the public. Saskia jones and Jack Merritt were extremely bright and talented young people. They had both chosen to do something good with their lives, to make tremendously positive contributions to our society. The fact, that as the jury determined, there were omissions or failures in the management of the attack and in the sharing of Information And Guidance by the agencies responsible is simply unacceptable, and i am deeply sorry we werent better than this in 2019. Usman khan was jailed as a teenager for trying to set up a terrorist training camp. After eight years in prison he was still a high Risk Category a inmate, seen as a violent, radicalising extremist. A month before he was released there was intelligence recorded in Capital Letters that he intended to carry out an attack. In prison, he mixed with one of the murderers of lee rigby, and abu hamza. Jack merritt� s parents told me their Sons Death was as a result of a system not fit for purpose. They had this hugely dangerous person and they lost sight of him being dangerous from the beginning. With all that information, you would have thought the authorities would have put in place a system to monitor and manage him effectively and keep the public safe. They failed to do that. Injail, khan studied with Cambridge Universitys learning together prisoner education scheme. Learning together is Working Togethen he became their poster boy, even recording a video for them. After his release, living in a flat in stafford, he stuck to the rules, lulling everyone into a false sense of security. But mostly he spent days alone playing violent video games. A Prison Psychologist had warned that if he started isolating, it was a worrying sign. Once he knew he was travelling alone to london, khan started to prepare, shopping for four large knives and materials to make a fake suicide belt. That same month, the public protection panel, mappa, that was responsible for him, met to discuss his case but didnt even consider the risk of him taking a train by himself to the capital. Neither M15 Nor Counter Terrorism Police told them about the intelligence that khan might be intending an attack. I mean, that was the piece of intel that they had, and so, to not share that one piece is, well, its unforgivable. And so the scene was set for khans brutal attack at an Iconic London location. As Jack Merritt and others arrived for learning together� s fifth anniversary event, there were no metal detectors. Hiding the knife under his belt, Khan Sat chatting to Saskia Jones, who he would soon stab to death. Knives to his hands. Khan slipped out to the Mens Toilet and strapped two knives to his hands. Then he went about looking for people to stab to death, first Saskia Jones and thenJack Merritt. He nearly killed another young woman. First, john crilly, who started challenging questions, what are you doing, what is going on here. Hejust replied to me, i am going to kill you all and blow you all up. Ijust, maybe stupidly, told him to get on with it. At which point, he said, im waiting for the police to come and blow it then. The men Chased Khan Out onto london bridge, where he was Shot by armed police. The jury said thered been serious deficiencies in the Mappa Process thats supposed to keep the public safe. Jack merritt and Saskia Jones had been murdered by a man known to have a terrorist past and still under active investigation by m15. Ministers said this evening there is a lot of work has been done to try to prevent a repeat of the Fishmongers Hall attack. There has been an end to the automatic Release Tethers in prisoners and a Counter Terrorism Information network has been setup to improve information sharing this afternoon the head of Counterterrorism Policing also warned that no system can present any attack. Prevent any attack. Stephen toope is the Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University he spoke earlier about the future of the learning together programme, which has been running at the university since 2015. He said the future of the programme has yet to be decided. Well, i have to say first, its not designed for rehabilitation, its designed for education and theres a lot of evidence that education of prisoners is one of the best means of ensuring that, when people go back into the community, they can reintegrate. So, we dont yet know what the future of learning together will be. Were going to have to learn from what has been said at the inquest. Were very grateful for people who were courageous enough to testify, and well have to learn as much as we can and think through carefully what the programme looks like. Theres already been work done on that basis, but more has to be done now that the inquest is concluded. 0ur Security Correspondent Frank Gardner said he thinks the same mistakes could be made by Security Agencies again. Well, i think the most worrying thing for me, looking at this, is could it happen again . And the answer, i think, is yes. Because there is an element here of what i would call well, it wasnt entirely our fault, we werent given enough information etc, which is true. Lets just have a look at the facts here. At the time that Usman Khan came out of prison in december 2018, he was still considered to be high risk. He was under enhanced surveillance by m15, the security service. But during the subsequent 11 months, despite the fact that he was clearly still a radicalised individual, they say, m15, in their witness testimony, that there was nothing in his actions that wouldve allowed them lawfully to put him under 24 hour surveillance. So, when he came up to london and conducted his despicable attack in november of 2019, he wasnt under 24 hour surveillance, and, you know, the question that i put to authorities is, why wasnt he . Given that he was clearly a very violent person, he tried to radicalise people injail, as we heard in daniel sansfords report there, but he hadnt actually. There is nothing that he had done in his actions that they knew in their knowledge that wouldve allowed them lawfully, that wouldve been proportionate, so thats one thing. Now, m15, the security service, did have concerns. They did have some intelligence on him. They say they passed this to the police. They didnt have a direct communication with mappa, the Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements agency, but the police do, so m15 said they passed their concerns to the police, who in turn did not pass it on to mappa. So this is what im talking about, this kind of sleeping shoulder syndrome, of one agency saying well, you know, it wasnt entirely our fault. Theres no question, though, that collectively, this was a failure of authority, and the really worrying thing here is that Usman Khan was clearly very clever at deceiving people. He deceived those around him, and there will be others like that who have been, who will try to fool their captors, as it were, and whats worrying is the numbers of people that the Police And Intelligence agencies remember, theyre notjust islamist extremists, there are far right extremists as well, a growing number of whom that could present a danger to the public. So, could it happen again . I fear the answer is possibly yes, unless these lessons are learned. Frank gardner, a security correspondent. 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 us tonight arejessica elgot, the deputy Political Editor at the guardian, and jasmine cameron chileshe, whos the political and diplomatic correspondent for the ft. Theres been anotherjump in the number of new Coronavirus Infections across the uk. Theyve risen above 4,000 for the first time since the start of april, with 11,182 new cases and ten deaths reported in the past 2a hours. Infections have now risen by 25 over the past week. The governments urging people to have both jabs amid a rise in cases of the indian variant. Today, the Uk Authorities approved a new Coronavirus Vaccine made byjanssen and which is the fourth to be made available, though it wont be in use until later this year. 0ur Health Editor Hugh Pym reports. The race between the vaccines and the virus is gathering speed. A newjab for the uk will arrive later this year and importantly, janssen� s vaccine, its a positive sign, but it wont Help Ministers grappling with difficult decisions right now. The Scottish Government has extended level 3 restrictions in glasgow for another week because of concerns about cases of the indian variant. That means not going into other peoples homes and no indoor Alcohol Sales in pubs and restaurants. If the massive Public Health efforts continue to have an impact, if our collective efforts to drive the virus back continue, then from next saturday, friday into saturday 5th june, the plan would be for the city to move to level 2. The office for national Statistics Survey of Community Infections suggests in scotland one in 630 people had the virus last week, that was an increase. In Northern Ireland it was one in 820, again with signs of an increase. In england it was one in 1,120, with possible increases over two weeks. In Wales Case rates were lower, at one in 3,850. Twickenham stadium In London is being prepared for a Vaccination Push on monday with 15,000 jabs offered in a single day. Cases of the variant identified in india have been rising locally. Data over the next week in england could determine whether the lifting of restrictions goes ahead on june 21st. If more Covid Patients end up in hospital, planned operations like this could be cancelled again, and thats what the nhs really wants to avoid. Here, florence is having a Knee Replacement at the barking, havering and redbridge trust. Theres a dedicated covid secure zone sectioned off for routine operations. With Waiting Lists in england at a record high, there have been calls for more centres like this to be funded by the government. My colleagues are repeatedly being phoned and questioned by patients saying, we know things are getting better, when am i going to have my operation . And they have to say, do you know, im not sure when we can do it. Gillian is one of those. She needs two Knee Replacements and has been waiting since the start of last year. I cant do anything. I dont leave the house. Im very unsteady on my feet and my left knee now keeps giving way. It does, which scares me because ive had five falls. Ensuring patients get the operations they need is another reason why Health Leaders say its vital that covid is kept under control. Hugh pym, Bbc News. The headlines on Bbc News. An Inquest Jury finds Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones were � Unlawfully Killed at Fishmongers Hall by convicted terrorist Usman Khan. A report into borisjohnson� S Refurbishment of his Downing Street flat says he didnt break the Ministerial Code, but did Act Unwisely. As the number of new Uk Coronavirus cases rises to more than 4,000, theres growing concern over the further easing of restrictions due next month. Borisjohnson has been cleared of breaking the Ministerial Code over the funding of the Downing Street Flat Refurbishment. But lord geidt, the prime Ministers Adviser on ministerial interests, found he had unwisely allowed work to go ahead without More Rigorous Regard for how it would be paid for. 0ur Political correspondent Alex Forsyth reports. When a newjob comes with a new pad, its perhaps natural to want to put your stamp on it. The Prime Minister and his partner certainly did, refurbishing the Downing Street flat early last year, but who paid became a problem. There were repeated questions. Who initially paid for the redecoration of his flat . He always insisted hed footed the final bill. He should know i paid for downing Street Refurbishment personally. Turns out he did eventually. An investigation found there were initially plans for a trust to pay, but that fell through, so a tory donor stumped up before the Prime Ministerfound out and settled the bill himself. A report by an independent adviser found borisjohnson didnt break the rules but he did Act Unwisely when he allowed the refurbishment of the apartment at number 11 Downing Street to proceed without more regard to how it would be funded. Downing street says the Prime Minister didnt know many of the problems about how their work would be funded, and when he found out, he made sure taxpayers werent burdened. But while the report finds borisjohnson stuck to the rules, it still makes uncomfortable reading, suggesting he should have paid more attention to how the refurbishment was paid for, and it throws up a separate issue relating to the health secretary, Matt Hancock. Hes already had a tough week. Are you worried about yourjob . Now hes been told he breached the rules over links to his sisters company, which was allowed to bid for nhs contracts. He says at the time he didnt know and the report agrees, saying. Number 10 agrees, saying no further action� s required, but labour says there are still questions to be answered over issues that, in the middle of a pandemic, have been both difficult and distracting. Alex forsyth, Bbc News, westminster. Earlier, i asked our political correspondent Helen Catt if Number 10 believed that was the end of the matter. As far as Downing Streets concerned, i think they believe that it is. You know, Downing Street have said that this independent report shows the Prime Minister acted in accordance with the Ministerial Code at all times, that hes repaid the money. I think they see this as, perhaps, drawing a line. Certainly with regards to Matt Hancock too, they say that the Prime Minister will take no further action there. There is, of course, an ongoing outstanding investigation into this being done by the electoral commission. They are looking at the conservative partys actions and role in this, so, actually, that has still to report, so well still hear that. Thats certainly not the end of the matter there. And then, as you heard in alexs report there, labourflagging a few of the questions that come with this, you know, the fact that this criticism of borisjohnson for having been unaware of this, not asked sufficient numbers of questions, and certainly, you know, the role of others on this what about the cabinet office, what about various other people who were involved in this throughout the chain . So i think the questions are still probably going to be asked. I think Downing Street sees this as drawing a line. Downing street has said Boris Johnson raised significant concerns about Human Rights in hungary when he met the Countrys Leader this afternoon. After the meeting at Number 10, Viktor 0rban spoke of his friendship with the Prime Minister. But he also denied he was anti semitic and defended his hostility towards immigrants. You should understand, probably, gentlemen, that the cultural context of migration, here, in a centre of a global empire, may i say, is totally different than in central europe. Migration in the hungarian cultural context is totally negative. So to be anti migrant, it means that youre on the good side, and this is the intention of the people. We dont need migration. You know, we dont like that phenomenon at all. Why did you refer to muslims once as invaders . Thats happened. That was the fact. So, without any kind of legal permission, without any permission coming from the hungarian authorities, theyjust destroyed the border and they marched through the country. In the hungarian language, we call it invasion. And hey were all muslims, anyway. Do you understand how many muslims found that offensive . No, no, no, iunderstand. Yeah, no, no, of course, i understand, but this was the fact. The hungarian Prime Minister there. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landalejoins me. In some ways an awkward political friend for the Prime Minister to be entertaining and some may be surprised that he was invited at all. ~ ,. , surprised that he was invited at all. ~ ,. ,. , all. My understanding is that he asked for the all. My understanding is that he asked for the meeting all. My understanding is that he asked for the meeting in all. My understanding is that he i asked for the meeting in Downing Street said yes and if that request comes in from another Eu Head of government you have got to have a pretty good reason to say no and he said, look, it is a good opportunity to discuss issues in and Viktor 0rban are very close to Moscow And Moscow and Belarus And Beijing and so there are messages that could be delivered there but, youre right, it has raised eyebrows. There has been much scratching of heads about why this has happened now and whether or not it will be seen by some in europe is quite provocative because it is the first, you know what, the second Eu Leader that Mr Johnson has met Face To face. The first time was that irish taoiseach. It is interesting if your parity. What your priorities are post leaving the eu. It is also interesting that there were a number of countries that particularly Poland And Hungary who have a quite difficult relationship with brussels and again some in europe could potentially interpret the meeting is potentially interpret the meeting is potentially cocking a Smooch Of Brussels at a time and we still need to keep muscles on board because of what is happening in ireland. My what is happening in ireland. Ij� i understanding what is happening in ireland. M understanding is that what is happening in ireland. M1 understanding is that this is what is happening in ireland. M1 understanding is that this is not what is happening in ireland. M1 understanding is that this is not a deliberate provocation but it is possible to have Viktor 0rban on side as a useful card to have and therefore there are geopolitical reasons to do this. But it is not designed as a deliberate provocation. Downing street said yes to this, put it in the diary a couple of months ago, and didnt quite realise that, actually, it had political consequences and it would cause a stir would be concerned about this because, as we saw, mr Viktor 0rban came out and said, yes, i have a great friendship with Mr Johnson and had a great meeting but, by the way, i still argue that the press is free in my country. Well, Thatis Press is free in my country. Well, that is disputed by some. His claim that is disputed by some. His claim that thejudges were that is disputed by some. His claim that the judges were independent in his country, that is disputed by some. But he denied that his administration is anti semitic and thatis administration is anti semitic and that is disputed. And, as we stood there, he is very, very accepting that he is hostile to immigration and he defended this phrase that many people have found offensive referring to muslim invaders. You know, back when the builder was crossed back in 2015. So, curious timing. Pm crossed back in 2015. So, curious timinu. � ,. ,. , ~ timing. An s, one lusk vault. All the kind of timing. An s, one lusk vault. All the kind of diplomatic timing. An s, one lusk vault. All the kind of diplomatic words, the kind of diplomatic words, attention is on the g7 next month. Again, its an interesting choice of properties, isnt it . Because the big countries that, actually, the government really, really wants to influence ahead of that meeting. I think the bottom line is this. Part the dks agenda for the g7 next month is how can western democracies do more to defend themselves and their values. Against external threats. 0ne their values. Against external threats. One of those are the authoritarian governments around the world, and so theres that a gender and people look at mr Viktor 0rban and people look at mr Viktor 0rban and say she is the walking, talking, living and say she is the walking, talking, Living Antithesis of that strategy. So people look at him and say how does that computer which Downing Street say, look, we cannot just talk for people to disagree with people who agree with us, we have to totally disagree. And others say, that is true, but did it have to be right now . Did not been the g7 . 0ne to be right now . Did not been the g7 . One for the number ten strategist to work out. Could it have been after the g7 . Ryan giggs will go on trial next year accused of deliberately headbutting his Ex Girlfriend and controlling her throughout their relationship. The former Manchester United star is accused of assaulting Kate Greville last november. Itll take place at Manchester Crown Court injanuary. He denies the charges. A Cryptocurrency Mine which was stealing Electricity Worth Thousands of pounds, has been uncovered in the west midlands. Police say they thought that illegal drugs were being housed at an industrial estate, after receiving a tip off that the site was being used as a cannabis farm, but they instead found a Bitcoin Mining operation. Our Technology Correspondent Rory cellanjones explained a little earlier why the police initially suspected the building was being used to grow cannabis. They put a drone above this building, they observed lots of people coming and going throughout the day and they saw a lot of heat coming from the building, and they assumed that meant it was a cannabis farm. They got inside, they found a bank of computerised equipment, specialised equipment which is used for mining bitcoin. And that is the process of both recorded transactions and earning new coins. This is an incredibly Computer Processing Power intensive process. And, obviously, as the price goes up, of bitcoin, it becomes more and more popular to engage in it, but theres a kind of energy sucking war going on between people around the world trying to compete for the new bitcoins, to earn from each transaction. And this particular rig was using a vast amount of electricity, as they do, and, of course, not paying for it. It had been wired around the grid, so they were getting electricity for free. Interestingly, Bitcoin Mining is not a crime. Its perfectly legal to do that. It has become illegal in china, interestingly, where they are concerned about the process. Theres general concern around the world about the sheer amount of energy being used in this process. Theres an index produced by Cambridge University, and theyre currently working out that more electricity is used in the mining of bitcoin that is used by the whole of the netherlands in a year, so a vast amount, a big impact on the climate. These particular people. I put this picture up on twitter and said, any experts around there . And they looked at this equipment and said that equipment is already out of date. It costs a lot. Its out of date in six months because the whole process moves on. Those people could not have made a profit if theyd actually been paying for their electricity. 0ur our technology can correspondence. A coroner will consider if the Astrazeneca Vaccine played a part in the death of a Bbc Radio Presenter last week. Lisa shaw, who worked at bbc radio newcastle, died last friday. Her family say the 44 year old was treated for Blood Clots days after she had herfirst injection. Covid vaccines are thought to have prevented more than 13,000 deaths in england alone, but the Astrazeneca Jab has been linked to rare and potentially deadly Blood Clotting condition. 0ur medical Editor Fergus Walsh went to meet one of the first people affected. I do regard myself as extremely fortunate. Of those who have had what ive got, 25 have died. Thats quite a sobering thought. The Reverend Tim Hatwell is nearly fully recovered, not from covid, but from the apparent Side Effects of the oxford Astrazeneca Vaccine. The 67 year old from kent developed Blood Clots in his leg and lungs and was admitted to hospital where they found he also had low platelet levels, a rare combination which specialists believe was triggered by the jab. But his faith in vaccines is unshaken. I wouldnt change what ive done. I would never say to people, dont have the vaccination. In speaking about love for ones neighbour, it seems to me that thats a really important aspect of getting the vaccination because were not only looking out for ourselves and our own protection, but were also looking at protecting others. So, here we can see slices through an Mri Scan taken from a patient who has vaccine associated thrombosis. The rare condition did not occur in the Vaccine Trials and was spotted by Blood Disorder specialists only after the Mass Roll out of the jab. They are still unclear why it occurs. I was extremely surprised by the link or the potential link between astrazeneca and this new thrombotic syndrome. It was not something any of us had envisaged. However, we did find it. With regards to vaccination, we cannot overstate the importance of it, particularly in trying to rid ourselves of this pandemic related to covid 19 infection. Nearly 35 Million doses of the Astrazeneca Vaccine have been administered by the nhs. There have been 332 cases of the rare clots nearly all after the first Shot. 58 people have died. Thats fewer than two deaths per million doses. By contrast, there have been 1900 covid deaths per million people in the uk since the pandemic began. To put the risks in context, Reverend Hatwell would need to preach to 100 different newly immunised adults every sunday for around 15 years before hed be likely to meet another person with a vaccine induced clot. The under 40s, who are at lower risk from covid, are being offered the Pfizer Or Moderna vaccines, which dont produce these rare clots. Covid has already taken a terrible toll, and doctors are urging adults of all ages to get fully immunised, as it will protect them and the wider community. Fergus walsh, Bbc News. Now its time for a look at the weather with tomasz. Well, better weather is on the way. And i know today, optimism may have waned a little bit because weve had a lot of cloud and some rain around in places, too. But i promise you, certainly by sunday, the weather will be a lot better across the uk a weatherman says promises. But heres the forecast through the early hours of the morning, still a lot of cloud across the uk, and thats how its going to start saturday morning. Pretty overcast, particularly across western areas. Its an old weather front, its sort of fizzling away, the suns working on it, and eventually, i think, second half of the afternoon, there will be some very decent weather around, although not completely dry. There might be one or two showers developing in northern and eastern areas. But 20 in glasgow, 21 degrees expected In London. And then after that, sunday, a beautiful day across the uk, low 20s, and its going to improve into monday and tuesday. Coming up on Bbc News, it was Box Office Tv for westminster watchers but did the bbc give too much airtime and credence to the words of Dominic Cummings . Thats newswatch at 8 45pm here on Bbc News. Hello, youre watching Bbc News. Im shaun ley. The headlines this hour an Inquest Finds there was a string of failings by police, Probation Workers and m15 which contributed to the killing of two people by a convicted terrorist. Jack merritt and Saskia Jones were Unlawfully Killed by Usman Khan in 2019. Their families say the authorities let them down. They had this usually dangerous person and they lost sight of him being dangerous, really, from the beginning. Usually dangerous person. With all that information, you wouldve thought that the authorities would have put in place a system to monitor and manage him effectively and keep the public safe. And they failed to do that. As the number of new Uk Coronavirus cases rises to more than 4,000, theres growing concern over the further easing of restrictions due next month. A report into borisjohnson� S Refurbishment of his Downing Street flat says he didnt break the Ministerial Code but did Act Unwisely. Fans are gathering in the portuguese city of porto ahead of tomorrow nights Champions League final between two english sides, chelsea and Manchester City. 16,5000 fans will be allowed into the stadium to watch one of the biggest events in sport. 0ur Sports Correspondent Natalie pirks is there. Its important to know your audience. All singing the portuguese know the british very well. Wembley was the first choice when the final was moved from istanbul, but when porto was announced, European Footballs governing body was accused of Encouraging Mass Travel in a pandemic. But now theyre here, fans are more than happy. For a train to london, its100 quid and its 400 quid to come here. You get the sun, you get the beer and the people are better. Wembley would have been nice because you could have had a lot more drink and a lot more people, but you cant really beat this, can you . Its our first Champions League |final, you cant not follow yourj team, with or without a ticket. Ive missed two games in 42 years. It was essential that i was here even though there were a lot of Hoops Tojump through. Yet it hasnt exactly been simple. Portugal, portugal, we are coming on top of the usual Flight And Hotel price hikes, three covid tests are needed to get in and out. More than 11,000 fans have tickets, but there are plenty who travelled without them, hoping to watch it in bars, which close here at 10 30pm. So far today, the atmosphere has been one of mutual respect, under a watchful eye. Like most tourist cities, porto has lost millions during the pandemic, but now the hotels are full for the first time since last march. It was important for the economy, to the local economy, for the restaurants, the hotels, the shops, for the tourists, the boats, for example, so its like Kick Off for a new moment here in porto and portugal. Both teams overcame stellar opposition to be here, but this is citys first Champions League final. For pep guardiola, theres no greater feeling. Im the happiest man in the world right now to be here, so its a privilege, its an honour and were going to try to our best. Their best has seen them dominate at home, but the biggest prize to elude them is the one they crave the most. Natalie pirks reporting from portugal there. Coverage from our Support Team Tomorrow for the match. Full coverage from our sport team. The political promise was a tariff free deal but despite that, since brexit, british exports to the European Union have faced taxes. Up to £3. 5 billion worth of goods did have the tariffs applied. Heres our Economics Editor faisal islam. Six months ago, the governments worst Case Scenario was that kent could be blocked up and emergency ferries and planes were chartered to ship vital supplies. That catastrophe didnt happen, but there was a significant hit to Trade Injanuary and february and now a perhaps surprising consequence of the zero tariff deal. A british company restores classic cars with british parts in hungary. Until december, the parts flowed freely and for free, but this year, customs began to charge taxes on british trade, known as tariffs. The importer says it would have been too costly to list the individual parts to claim the exemption in the Trade Deal and it is impossible to value such very old parts. Of the three consignments of parts we have sent over since january, every single one has been trapped in customs and we have had to pay despite the correct paperwork, we have had to pay a duty when the tariff has been applied when it shouldnt have been. All this goes well beyond collectible cars, with large multinationals acknowledging £1 million bills. The Trade Policy Observatory has looked at all the data from across the eu for british exports, and it shows this is far more widespread than you might think with a zero tariff deal. There were £34 Billion in british exports to the eu in the first three months of the post brexit deal. That was down over a fifth from recent years levels. Most of that did continue to enjoy tariff free treatment, but the data shows at least £2. 5 billion of british exports have had such trade taxes applied in the eu. All would have been zero before this year. The government says the vast majority of traders have adjusted well to the new trading arrangements. Here at evolve, an organic cosmetics firm, they have suffered disruption, delays in certain eu countries did not give a licence for direct consumer sales. There have been a few areas where we have had to adapt but we have continued to trade through that time, we continue to export to europe, and we have a bit more paperwork to do but we have managed to get through the issues we have. Some industries have adjusted to this new normal,. Some industries have adjusted to this new normal. For others, it involves unexpected bills. Faisal islam, Bbc News. There have been record norms of benefits paid down and now police are cracking on fraudsters. Michael buchanan reports. As dawn breaks over south london, Police Approach a parked car. The couple are about to drive off, but the man is wanted on suspicion of Benefit Fraud, said to be a member of an organised crime group. 0fficers take him into his home to explain whats happening while benefit officials searched the property. Nine addresses were targeted this morning in a coordinated effort to arrest those suspected of defrauding more than £1 million from the benefit system. Watching it all unfold, a Government Minister determined to reduce fraud in the welfare system. I want to send a clear message to serious organised crime groups. Like today, that they can expect an early Wake Up Call from the police, we do take it seriously, we will look to identify, investigate and recover funds wherever possible. Two people were arrested, a 38 year old woman and a 71 year old man. In total, four people were detained yesterday In London. At least 29 have been arrested this month, all on suspicion of stealing from the welfare budget. Universal credit is a new service. Fraudsters have targeted Universal Credit in particular, exploiting looser rules introduced to cope with a surge in demand during the pandemic. £8. 4 Billion was paid out in error last year, a rise in 83 on the year before, as criminals used stolen identities to make multiple claims. When George Holmes received a letter asking for money he had not claimed, the Department For Work And Pensions made him repay £150 before accepting he was a victim of fraudsters. There was no one to help, it was for me to resolve, and then when i did eventually get through to someone, the assumption was it was my debt until they could investigate it so therefore i would have to pay. The government says it has now trained thousands of people to ensure victims of Benefit Fraud are quickly helped. Michael buchanan, Bbc News. People who renew their Home Or Car insurance with the same company each year should no longer be penalised for their loyalty. The financial Conduct Authority has announced that from january, existing customers must be offered a price that is no higher than that paid by customers who are new to the insurer. But the new rules could see the cheapest deals disappear. Kevin peachey has more. Whether its insurance for your house or for your car, loyalty doesnt pay, as mike discovered. It was only when he retired that he realised how bad a deal he was getting. The crunch came when i got the Renewal Notice for the car in february of this year and it had gone up 20 . And one of our daughters said, dad, youve really got to get on the internet and find yourself a better quote than that. So i did. Mike had been a victim of the Loyalty Penalty getting charged more for staying with the same insurer, even though his chances of making a claim were the same. The fca estimates 6 Million people have been paying £200 more than they need each year, and those aged over 65, or without access to technology, were most likely to suffer, as many found it hard to Shop Around. The Loyalty Penalty is something thats been going on for years, this systemic overcharging of people just for staying loyal to the same company. And it has been costing people, well, we estimated £4 Billion a Year Notjust in insurance, but in markets like broadband and mortgages as well. It causes huge difficulty for people, which is why its right that the fca have taken the action that they have today. The fca says from january, existing, loyal Motor And Home insurance customers will pay the same as they would if they were a new customer. Cancelling an Automatic Renewal will also be easier. In all, this should save people £4. 2 billion in the next ten years. But insurers warn some of the cheapest deals may disappear. Some of the current deals on offer may not be as widely available in the future because this is, in effect, a redistribution of prices between one set of customers those who Shop Around and the other set of customers those who, for whatever reason, dont because as the regulator has said, this is a sector that is not making excessive profits. Customers could still see prices rise if their insurer thinks their risk has increased, but they can still Shop Around providers for cheaper deals. And for those not chasing the cheapest price, they should at least get a fair one. Kevin peachey, Bbc News. Now on Bbc News, its time for newswatch. Hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. It was Box Office Tv for westminster watchers, but did the bbc give too much airtime and credence to the words of Dominic Cummings . And is Bbc News showing us too much of him, too . No doubt who the person of the week was, at least from the Medias Point of view. Dominic Cummings Appearance on wednesday in front of a joint Health And Science parliamentary committee had been much anticipated. And for most people in and around westminster, at least, it didnt disappoint, with a startling series of revelations, claims, accusations and insults. But not everyone was persuaded of the value of his seven hours of testimony, with Elisabeth Blandon wondering