the detective says she heard wayne couzens worked for the metropolitian police just before officers went to his home to question him. sarah's family hope a new documentary about her murder three years ago will "contribute to the ongoing dialogue" about the way police approach this type of case. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. the everard family have shared some of their favourite pictures of their daughter and sister sarah for the first time. a smile that stands out. a future that was shot down. taken away three years ago by a murderer in police uniform. herfamily have spoken at their desperate longing to have sarah with them again and how her loss pervades every part of their lives. forthe her loss pervades every part of their lives. for the first time, the met team who investigated sarah's kidnap, rape and murder have spoken in a bbc documentary about the moment they found out wayne couzens was a colleague, a fellow officer. while detectives were heading to cousins�* house to arrest him the senior officer took the call. fine cousins' house to arrest him the senior officer took the call. one of my detective _ senior officer took the call. one of my detective sergeants _ senior officer took the call. one of my detective sergeants came - senior officer took the call. one of. my detective sergeants came running into the office and said we need to shut the door, you need to hear this. he then put one of our researchers on speakerphone and she said, he�*s a police officer. he is a serving officer in the met. he currently works for the parliamentary and diplomatic protection group. i knew that i had to tell my boss. and i canjust remember the shock of having to just sit on the floor of the office and say to her, you�*re not going to believe this, that he�*s a police officer. and then the same questions went through her head as went through my head, are you sure?— head, are you sure? wayne couzens had used his — head, are you sure? wayne couzens had used his police _ head, are you sure? wayne couzens had used his police powers - head, are you sure? wayne couzens had used his police powers of - had used his police powers of arrest, his warrant card, his handcuffs, at this moment caught on cctv, to get sarah into his vehicle. the detective who was about to question wayne couzens for the first time had onlyjust been told he was one of their own. the time had onlyjust been told he was one of their own.— one of their own. the gravity of the whole situation _ one of their own. the gravity of the whole situation became _ one of their own. the gravity of the whole situation became incredibly i whole situation became incredibly clean _ whole situation became incredibly clean the — whole situation became incredibly clear. the moment i told the team, itiust _ clear. the moment i told the team, itiust went— clear. the moment i told the team, itjust went silent. clear. the moment i told the team, it just went silent. we clear. the moment i told the team, itjust went silent. we knocked on the door, — itjust went silent. we knocked on the door, actually he opened it, i 'ust the door, actually he opened it, i just put— the door, actually he opened it, i just put my— the door, actually he opened it, i just put my foot straight into the door, _ just put my foot straight into the door, showed him my warrant card. and he _ door, showed him my warrant card. and he just — door, showed him my warrant card. and he just went grey, just all the colour_ and he just went grey, just all the colour ran — and he just went grey, just all the colour ran out of his face. wayne couzens lied and lied. discovering wayne couzens was an officer was a shock to those investigating sarah�*s disappearance, but the blame for that lies with the police forces who ignore the red flags about him, particularly kent and the met police�*s failure to investigate indecent exposure allegations. sarahfamily �*s clear allegations. sara hfamily �*s clear that allegations. sarahfamily �*s clear that she died because he was a police officer. lucy manning, bbc news. and sarah everard: the search forjustice is on bbc one at 9:00pm tomorrow evening and will also be available to watch on bbc iplayer. people in gaza are starving, according to the us vice president kamala harris. she�*s called on israel to significantly increase the flow of humanitarian aid into the territory. she also wants an immediate ceasefire to stop the fighting. but one sticking point to a possible truce is that israel wants a list of all the hostages still held in gaza, while hamas claims it�*s "practically impossible" to know which of the hostages is still alive. from jerusalem, yolande knell. another night of intense israeli strikes in gaza. with homes flattened, people crushed. ushering in another day of grief stricken goodbyes. after six months of brutal war, even israel�*s closest ally, the us, is ratcheting up the pressure for a new truce with hamas. given the immense _ for a new truce with hamas. given the immense scale _ for a new truce with hamas. given the immense scale of— for a new truce with hamas. given the immense scale of suffering . for a new truce with hamas. given the immense scale of suffering in | the immense scale of suffering in gaza there must be an immediate ceasefire. forat least gaza there must be an immediate ceasefire. for at least the next six weeks, which is what is currently on the table. but weeks, which is what is currently on the table. �* �* , weeks, which is what is currently on thetable. �* �*, . , the table. but it's increasingly unclear if such _ the table. but it's increasingly unclear if such a _ the table. but it's increasingly unclear if such a deal - the table. but it's increasingly unclear if such a deal can - the table. but it's increasingly unclear if such a deal can be l unclear if such a deal can be reached soon. israel is demanding a complete list of the surviving israeli hostages held by hamas who would be released. hamas has told the bbc it can�*t gather that information under fire. the bbc it can�*t gather that information underfire. there the bbc it can�*t gather that information under fire. there are new truce talks going on in cairo with hamas meeting egyptian and qatari mediators. however, israel has not sent a delegation and reaching a new truce deal between the islamic holy month of ramadan starts next week now looks much harder. for palestinians in dire need of aid, every day of delay is a disaster. more and more babies at this hospital in rafah are being treated for easily preventable conditions. translation: i�*m treated for easily preventable conditions. translation: i'm here because of my _ conditions. translation: i'm here because of my child. _ conditions. translation: i'm here because of my child. she _ conditions. translation: i'm here because of my child. she is - conditions. translation: i'm here because of my child. she is sick. i because of my child. she is sick. her sister died, she was only 20 days old. she died of cold. it was very cold and we didn�*t have enough to cover her. we left our house without anything. find to cover her. we left our house without anything.— to cover her. we left our house without anything. and in israeltoo there is desperation. _ without anything. and in israeltoo there is desperation. today - without anything. and in israel tool there is desperation. today another protest by hostage families demanding their government bring their loved ones home. studio: yolandejoins us from jerusalem now. how do you see the chances of a ceasefire to stop the fighting in gaza? , . ., ., , ceasefire to stop the fighting in gaza? , . ., , gaza? this lunchtime hamas is sa inc, gaza? this lunchtime hamas is saying. perhaps _ gaza? this lunchtime hamas isj saying, perhaps encouragingly, gaza? this lunchtime hamas is i saying, perhaps encouragingly, it will continue participating in ceasefire talks even without israeli participation. 0n egyptian tv, egyptian officials have been quoted as saying significant progress has been made and washington has been stressing israel has already agreed in principle to what has been called the paris framework for the latest proposed truce. meanwhile, you have remind us of how fierce the fighting is that continues in gaza. the hamas—run health ministry there says some 124 people have been killed in the last 24 hours, and adding towards the international pressure here you have fears that anyway during ramadan tensions are likely to rise particularly centred on the al aqsa mosque, the most holy islamic site here injerusalem. there are expectations there will be more restrictions put in there, israel citing security reasons. hamas knows that very well and it has called on palestinians in the last week to plan to march from the occupied west bank and from other places injerusalem to the mosque for the start of ramadan. and all of thatjust for the start of ramadan. and all of that just feeds into for the start of ramadan. and all of thatjust feeds into the for the start of ramadan. and all of that just feeds into the fears there could be yet another outbreak of violence. ., ., could be yet another outbreak of violence. ., . ~ ., , violence. yolande knell, middle east correspondent _ violence. yolande knell, middle east correspondent with _ violence. yolande knell, middle east correspondent with the _ violence. yolande knell, middle east correspondent with the latest - violence. yolande knell, middle east correspondent with the latest from l correspondent with the latest from jerusalem, thank you. ahead of this week�*s budget, the chancellorjeremy hunt has again said he�*ll only cut taxes in a responsible way. well, it comes as campaigners warn that the closure of a fund for people struggling with the cost of living will be "catastrophic". the household support fund provides food banks and warm spaces for people in need in england but it�*s due to end in four weeks�* time, unless it�*s extended in the budget. the government says benefits and the local housing allowance are rising. here�*s our cost of living correspondent colletta smith. every week 400 households are given parcels at this food bank. you don�*t come to a food bank because you want to, you come because you need to. we�*re a catchall for people who aren�*t able to provide food for themselves or for their family, and we are that last safety net for them. it�*s vital. with donations falling and the cost of food increasing, nearly half of their funding comes from the household support fund. you�*ve got 40% of your funding then just disappearing at the end of march. yeah. £20,000 is a really big hole to fill. you�*re thinking about the people who come through the doors who haven�*t had a meal that day, who sit there and have three paninis because that�*s their food for the day, and five biscuits, because they haven�*t ate that morning. without organisations like us, those people won�*t get that support. we are just about keeping our lights on now and if that money is taken away, i don�*t know. i don�*t know what�*s next. this is just one food bank, echoed across the city. in liverpool, tens of thousands of the most vulnerable households are currently supported by this fund. the household support fund has enabled us to keep pushing the edge of the cliff further away for households across the city. so i think without that money, lots of the organisations that we support and feed in liverpool will have to reduce the amount of food support they give households. in 0ldham, some of the money has been given out as cash grants to families most in need. hello, ria! and in this household... hello, jaydean! ..life�*s delivered even more surprises. hey, giovanni. so the grant has gone straight on nappies, baby formula and paying the energy bills. you've never needed that help before. we both worked. we both worked, we never needed it. right now i felt bad for those who cannot afford this because how can you manage? it�*s one of the things that can help. inflation is beginning to fall and the government say that will make life easier for people. but after two years of being squeezed, more people than ever are now depending on the safety net that this pot of money provides. in every classroom there will be somebody that�*s drawing down something that�*s connected to the household support fund, so it�*s reach is massive. without it, thousands of children would be plunged even deeper into poverty. it will be catastrophic. the government say this fund will end, as benefits in the local housing allowance rise in april. but those delivering the help are desperate for the chancellor to change his mind in the coming days. colletta smith, bbc news. there will be "no option of a life on benefits" for young people under labour, according to its shadow work and pensions secretary, liz kendall. new figures show more than 850,000 people between the age of 16 and 24 were not in work, education or training in the last three months of last year. labour says it wants to cut that number. 0ur political correspondent peter saull is in westminster. tell us more about this message from labour. it has been well documented that britain has a problem with the sheer number of people who are not playing an active role in the economy right now. it�*s an issue that will no doubt, up in the budget on wednesday and it is something that whoever is in power beyond the general election will have to tackle. today a keynote speech on the woman who wants to be the next work and pensions secretary, liz kendall, focusing particularly on young people, bringing up some of the things labour is already announced, a mental health support worker in every school, 1000 new career advisers, an extension too of the right to flexible working. but i think it is the language here that is particularly striking. these young people have a responsibility to take up these offers of help and training. it begs the question, what happens if they don�*t. she said they would be chomping at the bit, but beyond that very little detail. i think this will lead to accusations of empty rhetoric. a conservative source said this lunchtime that actually labour in their view want to soften the sanctions regime. but labour making a clear attempt today to paint itself as the party of work as we look towards the general election. ., .., as we look towards the general election. ., , election. political correspondent peter saull. _ election. political correspondent peter saull, thank _ election. political correspondent peter saull, thank you. - a 72—hour state of emergency has been declared in the capital of haiti after two mass jailbreaks. armed gangs stormed the prisons — they freed nearly 4,000 inmates from the mainjail in port—au—prince, where at least a dozen people died. gang leaders say they want to force haiti�*s prime minister to resign. he�*s currently out of the country, on a visit to kenya. james landale has the latest. gunfire haiti has long been lawless and violent, but now the disorder has got even worse. in the capital, port—au—prince, over the weekend, people fled for their lives as what law and order there was broke down. powerful armed gangs already control much of the city, but yesterday they overran two prisons, freeing its estimated more than 4,000 inmates. eyewitnesses reported seeing bodies inside and around the prison compound. some stayed behind to avoid the shooting. translation: it was a very difficult situation last night. _ the riot in the prison put our lives at risk. we hid because there was a lot of firing. we were afraid for our lives. the government declared a state of emergency in the capital, with curfews in force until wednesday. but that may be hard to enforce. the gangs, which so often fight each other, seem to be acting together to oust the prime minister, ariel henry. he was in nairobi trying to persuade kenya to send him 1,000 police officers as part of a united nations force to try to keep the peace. he is thought to be back in haiti now. but a notorious gang leader, a former police officer known as barbecue, said the armed groups were united against the prime minister. translation: we ask - the haitian national police and the military to take responsibility and arrest ariel henry. once again, the population is not our enemy. the armed groups are not your enemy. haiti, the most populous country in the caribbean, was once a relatively stable democracy, but then came decades of dictatorship. i have been elected for president for life. the country was plunged into years of violence and blood—letting. in 2021, the president was assassinated, leaving a political vacuum. killing, rape and kidnap are widespread. promised elections have not been held and it seems the gangs are losing patience. haiti may be only two hours�* flying time from miami, but analysts say it is close to becoming a failed state. james landale, bbc news. the time is 1:17. our top story this afternoon: three years after the murder of sarah everard, detectives speak of their shock when they discovered their suspect was a serving police officer. and still to come — britain�*s number one, katie boulter, wins the biggest title of her career. and in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, after wins for liverpool and manchester city at the weekend, arsenal will be looking to stay in touch with a win at bottom side sheffield united. there are growing concerns about the way artifical intelligence could be used to mislead voters ahead of this year�*s us election. it�*s emerged that some supporters of former us president donald trump are creating and sharing fake images of him with black people to encourage african americans to back him in november�*s election. bbc panorama discovered dozens of the pictures, created using ai — there�*s no evidence, though, they are directly linked to mrtrump�*s campaign. 0ur disinformation and social media correspondent, marianna spring, reports. at first glance, this photo looks real. 0nly it�*s not. it was generated using ai technology by this radio presenter and his team and shared with more than a million followers, attached to a story about black support for former president donald trump. i�*m not a photojournalist. i�*m not out there taking pictures of what�*s really happening. i�*m a storyteller. i�*m not claiming it is accurate. i�*m not saying, hey, look, donald trump was at this party with all of these african american voters, look how how much they love him. that wasn�*t the story at all... it does give that impression, though. it does give that impression. if you didn�*t know it wasn�*t real, you�*d think he�*s at this party and he�*s met all these people who support him, because it�*s quite convincing. if anybody�*s voting one way or another because of one photo they see on a facebook page, that�*s a problem with that person, not with the post itself. i uncovered dozens more ai generated images of black voters like this, mainly featuring donald trump. while ai images ofjoe biden exist, it�*s much harder to find ones which feature voters and target a particular demographic. whether biden or trump pictures, there�*s no evidence they�*re affiliated with either campaign. scary that it can be created. it's scary that somebody can push it out, but the part that scares us the most is when somebody in our community gets it, maybe an influencer, right? maybe a rapper. and then from there, it's viral and itjust takes on a life and a truth of its own. how important is the black vote? the black vote is is critical. it's going to be critical in this election coming up. it�*s swing voters who are feeling disillusioned, like douglas in atlanta, georgia, who could be the target for this type of content. the democratic party only comes around to pander to the black vote only when re—election comes up. once they get re—elected, they forget about us for the next two to four years. he believed this image was real before i revealed it was faked. still, it had an effect. trump and biden are dinosaurs. if i had to lean my support towards either either one, which i don�*t want to, in my opinion, the lesser of the two evils is donald trump. but i don�*t believe in voting for the lesser of two evils, because at the end of the day, you�*re still voting for evil. ai generated content can entrench existing bias and there are concerns about the influence posts like this could have, but they�*re unlikely to swing a whole election. instead, they could further inflame tensions and divisions in what could be a fractious presidential race. marianna spring, bbc news. and you can see that panorama �*trump: the sequel?�* on bbc one at eight o�*clock tonight and will also be available to bbc iplayer. george galloway has arrived at westminster to be sworn in as the new mp for rochdale. as he arrived at the houses of parliament, mr galloway, who�*s the leader of the workers party of britain, told reporters he he�*d "always loved the building — the people in it, not quite so much." a new report is calling for the church of england to set up an investment fund of £1 billion to help repair the damaged caused by its historic links to slavery. last year an investigation found that the church had invested large amounts of money in a company that transported slaves. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell, is at lambeth palace. just tell us more about this report. this latest report has been described as humbling, shaming and transformative. it was put together by an independent oversight board appointed by the church commissioners to look at the lasting impact of slavery in one of the key recommendations in the report was to create this investment fund worth £1 billion, but today in a press conference the church of england confirmed it would be committing £100 million, something it pledged last year but critics say that as a drop of the ocean, it is too little, too late, considering the long lasting damage of slavery. but the report is being seen as highly significant. it is an example of one of the uk�*s biggest and most well—known institutions fully acknowledging and accepting the role it played in the transatlantic slave trade. an interim report last year revealed that £700 million was invested by the church into a company which was responsible for transporting more than 30,000 slaves in an inhumane way, but today the church of england has said this new investment fund would be poured into black led businesses to help improve the outcomes for education, employment and health. the church of england has fully welcomed and accepted today�*s reports. england has fully welcomed and accepted today's reports.- england has fully welcomed and accepted today's reports. thank you very much- — an episode of dan wootton tonight on gb news broke broadcasting rules, according to the media regulator, 0fcom. it said comments made during the programme by laurence fox about a female politicaljournalist prompted almost 9,000 complaints. viewers said his remarks were sexist, misogynistic and offensive. our culture correspondent, noor nanji, is here. pretty strong comments from 0fcom? that�*s right. 0fcom said that laurence fox�*s comments which were made during an episode of dan wootton�*s show were degrading and demeaning, notjust evans women generally. it said they were clearly and unambiguously misogynistic and that they were potentially highly as offensive to viewers. at the time, dan wootton could be sealing —— i could be seen smiling and laughing throughout the time, dan wootton could be sealing —— i could be seen smiling and laughing throughout their marks but later he said in an apology he should have intervened. following the remarks, 0fcom dan wootton could be sealing —— i could be seen smiling and laughing throughout their marks but later he said in an apology he should have intervened. following the remarks, 0fcom launched an investigation and the ruling today is the outcome. 0fcom also concerns about gb news�* editorial control of its life output and said it has requested further information from the channel about its compliance practices. we have reached out to dan wootton and to laurence fox about this, we haven�*t heard back yet. there has been no response from gb news but at the time it did say the remarks were totally unacceptable. both totally u na cce pta ble. both presenters totally unacceptable. both presenters were suspended following the remarks. fox was later sacked, dan wootton remains off the air. ava evans said she was pleased at the ruling but she also called for meaningful sanctions to be impose. thank you very much. tennis and katie boulter has claimed her first wta 500 tournament overnight beating ukraine�*s marta kostyuk in the final of the san diego 0pen. the british number one came from a set down to clinch victory and will now break into the top 30 for the first time. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports. this could take a while to sink in. the end of a brilliant week for britain�*s katie boulter. at times last year she was ranked outside the top 150 and struggling. how times have changed. standing in her way was marta kostyuk of ukraine, a quarterfinalist at the australian open. boulter was going to have to do this the hard way. from a set down, the british number one fought back and then dominated. oh, my word, fabulous winner. after taking out a succession of seeded players in san diego this week, the biggest win of her career was now within reach. a win that lifts her to 27th in the world, her highest ranking yet. watching on, her boyfriend, alex de minaur, fresh from winning his own tennis title at the mexican 0pen. i want to say a small special thank you to my boyfriend, who he finished last night at midnight, and i really want to embarrass him. so he got on 6:00 flight to be here today. so i do appreciate it. a double celebration, then. and in these parts, they reward you with a surfboard. another sign boulter is riding the crest of a wave. now, take a look at this — last night produced a surprisingly strong display of the northern lights across the uk. while there was an ongoing weak solar storm, the aurora ended up being visible from scotland�*s highlands all the way down to cornwall. activity on the sun has been increasing over the last few years and there�*s a greater chance of seeing the aurora now as the sun is reaching the peak of its 11—year cycle. that means an increase in the number of sunspots — massive fields of magnetic pressure on the surface of the sun. 200 years ago today, the royal national lifeboat institution was founded in a tavern in london. since then, the charity has saved more than 140,000 people who got into trouble at sea. this morning, a service of thanksgiving has been held at westminster abbey to mark the organisation�*s bicentenary. the rnli�*s chief executive says it�*s a remarkable milestone. fiona lamdin�*s been to meet some of those who were rescued, and the crews who saved their lives. i�*d been fishing only sort of 15, 20 minutes before i started feeling a bit uneasy about the depth of the water around me. the water was getting deeper and deeper. i turned to try and get back to the beach. within seconds, literally, i was on my hands and knees crawling, trying to get back up out of the water. and before i knew it, the waves had sort of swept over me, and i was being taken out to sea. 0k, guys, go, go, go! milford lifeboat information. we've done the emergency beach landing. person not conscious and not breathing. we were expecting the worst. i honestly thought, that�*s it, it�*s all over. you're doing all right, buddy. when we arrived on the beach, it was looking very, very bleak. we were continuing cpr, - the compressions and the rescue breaths, and then suddenly we just | heard this breath come from mike. j over the last 200 years, the rnli has rescued 146,000 lives. but sometimes rescues end in tragedy. over 800 crew members have died trying to save others. in 1916, the rnli suffered a huge loss when 15 volunteers set out on a daring rescue in salcombe. only two returned home alive. they literally left from the lifeboat station, which is behind us now, and they went to the aid of a schooner. they unfortunately capsized. the rest drowned and only two survived. well, my great grandfather was one of the two survivors. the heart and soul of the town was ripped out when that disaster happened. well, this is one of the rnli�*s 162 all—weather lifeboats. it�*s out of salcombe, on average, about once a week. and in the last year, it�*s helped over 100 people. back in wales, the crew are reunited with mike, the man they saved. good to see you, mate. how are you doing, are you 0k? fancy seeing you here! it�*s fantastic to meet them. there�*s some people that are involved i had no idea existed untiljust a few minutes ago, and to see them for the first time, it�*s just absolutely fantastic. those cold, bleak nights when the pager goes off, or when we're doing training, you know, when i'm faced with mike and able to shake his hand and see that he's fit and well, it absolutely makes it all very worthwhile. fiona lamdin, bbc news. weather in a moment, but first take a look at this. high winds in nevada and utah in the united states have swept in a huge number of tumbleweed, causing disruption. the high winds are expected to continue and locals can expect the tumbleweed to keep on tumbling. time for a look at the weather. here�*s stav da naos. no problems with high winds and tumbleweed here? quite the opposite, it is looking more calm and settled as we move through this week. quite typical of the first of meteorological spring. it is looking increasingly drier in fact as high pressure over scandinavia starts to exert its force towards our shores. but we still have low pressure round which will throw up some wind and rain towards southern and western areas as we move through the rest of today and tonight. you can see that thomas the satellite picture and also the radar, the rain moving towards south west england and south wales, a few showers ahead of it. but

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