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A meeting of this kind. Also this hour, an emotional tribute from the father of the youngest manchester terror attack victim. Saffie roussos was one of 22 People Killed in the attack at the Ariana Grande concert. Today would have been her ninth birthday. She was so soft and gentle On The Inside Butjust so strong in what she wanted, and she wanted to be famous, she wanted to be on stage, she wanted to be Ariana Grande, the way she is now, that was saffies dream. A survey by bbc 5 live indicates more than a third of premier League Football fans regularly watch games online via unofficial streams. Good morning, its tuesday the 4th july. Welcome to Newsroom Live. North korea says it has successfully launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. The range seems to have been much greater than in previous tests. If the claim is true, the missile could potentially have the range to reach parts of the United States. State media said the Landmark Test was overseen by the north Korean Leader kim jong un and represented the culmination of a decades long research. These are the latest pictures. The north koreans say the projectile reached an altitude of over 2,000 kilometres before hitting a target in the sea. Previous north Korean Missiles have had the capability to reach 4,000km from its point of origin. It could put alaska within range which would increase pressure on President Trump. He previously said pyongyang would not develop a missile that had the potential to hit the United States. In a tweet following this latest launch, mrtrump urged china in his words to end this nonsense once and for all. China has again called for calm and restraint following this latest test. It comes just before the G20 Heads Of State are due to discuss pyongyangs weapons programme. 0ur seoul correspondent steve evans has been following the story. It means that north korea is certainly making progress towards its aim of having a missile capable of carrying a Nuclear Warhead as far as the United States. 0utside Experts have looked at the height that the thing reached, and the distance across, and theyve concluded that it may well be able to reach alaska, but not the lower 48 states. The significance of all that is that back injanuary, President Trump tweeted, it wont happen. When it was suggested that north korea would get an icbm capable of hitting the us, he tweeted, bluntly, it wont happen. North korea is not there yet. But its Crystal Clear that its making big steps in that direction. If you want to hit a us city with a nuclear weapon, there are lots of things you have to do. Notjust have a missile, you need materials, for example, so that the warhead can leave the atmosphere and get back into the atmosphere. We dont know if north korea has got that. We dont know how reliable its missile is. Small the warheads theyve got are. But what is completely clear is that they are making progress. With me now is Stephen Mcdonell, our china correspondent. So donald trump has tweeted urging china to end what he says is, this nonsense, once and for all, how is china responding . The Chinese Foreign ministry has cold for all parties to remain calm. And the president of china is in russia to meet vladimir putin. According to Chinese State media, this meeting has produced an agreement between these two parties that dialogue is these two parties that dialogue is the way to go, but talking to north korea is going to solve the korean plenty of nuclear crisis. But theres been no indication from that meeting what they are talking about. Many observers would say that this has failed in the past, most spectacularly, the six party talks, the last hurdle, it failed, so its not clear where this dialogue would come from, if anywhere. What else could china potentially do . What levers does china have in trying to resolve whats going on . China has plenty of leaders, the question is, does it want to pull them . Plenty of leathers. They are rigorous the sticking to the sanctions imposed under the United Nations framework, but if it wanted to, it could pull the rug out of the entire north korean economy. If there is no china supporting their economy, theyve got no exports, 90 of their material is coming from china and thats who they are selling it to. A lot of people looking at the north korea problem will be looking at beijing and saying, isnt it time that your banks or your electrical goods companies, you name it, the list is quite long, start to do a little bit more to hurt north korea . Because that might push them to acting into a different way. The other view is that in the past, north korea has managed to handle massive sanctions and still pushes ahead with its missile programme, so its unclear where this is going to end. Thank you very much. The labour mp for kensington, emma dent coad, has added her voice to those criticising the choice of the retired judge, sir Martin Moore Bick, to head the Public Inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire. Were just hearing out that the Shadow Fire Services minister Chris Williams has been calling in the past few moments for him to stand down in the Grenfell Tower in quarry, he has been talking to bbc radio, he has what questions he says he has questions relating to previous convictions by sir martin, one of them was about someone being moved from a house in london to a house in milton keynes, that are pertinent issue relating to the people in Grenfell Tower, whether they get to stay in their area or they get to stay in their area or they are moved further afield. Chris williams has said, its important we listen to the survivors, local people are saying we dont have faith in him, its important we have a chairof faith in him, its important we have a chair of the enquiry that have the confidence of the community that are at the centre of this tragedy. Those comments echoed by the labour mp emma dent coad. We dont have anyone we can trust there and some of the groups are refusing to cooperate with the inquiry. What kind of inquiry is that . Theres no inquiry at all if people refuse to cooperate with them. I understand that these people have been totally let down and betrayed, so its betrayal upon betrayal. Now just appointing someone who wont be able to work with them at all, i think its absolutely disgraceful. Im so disappointed. A plan to revolutionise the treatment that Cancer Patients receive, through individually mapping their dna, is being proposed by the Chief Medical 0fficerfor england. The proposals would mean millions of patients would have treatments directly targeted at the particular type of cancer they have. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. More than 30,000 nhs patients, mostly with cancer or rare diseases, have had their entire genetic code mapped. And some patients with breast, lung, skin and other cancers are having the genetic profile of their tumours analysed to determine which are the best treatments for them. But Dame Sally Davies told Me Genome Testing needs to be turned from a Cottage Industry into a National Network, to ensure equal access. Patients will benefit if we can offer them the scan of their genome that will make a difference to their treatments. Thats clearly all people with rare diseases, of whom there are 3 million or more in this country. Its most patients with cancers and quite a lot of infections. Dame sally says six in ten Cancer Patients who get gene tested receive personalised treatment based on their dna profile, and that proportion will rise. It costs £680 to map a persons entire genetic code, but its getting cheaper every few months. In some cases, dna mapping can be cheaper than existing tests or avoid the need for invasive biopsies. This report is an attempt to democratise genomics, moving dna analysis into the mainstream of the nhs, so that more and more patients can benefit from personalised, targeted treatments. Fergus walsh, bbc news. We can speak to phil booth from medconfidential who protect privacy and confidentiality in the nhs. Thank you forjoining us. What do you think about this idea . As weve just heard, there could be very significant benefits for patients, not just for the significant benefits for patients, notjust for the individual patients, but for everyone across the whole country. But it is very important that every patient knows exactly how their data is used. What were talking about here is a lot of very sensitive information. Going into very large databases, and we know that there have been problems in the past with that. And so we say and many patients and problems agree with us, that every use of patient data must be consensual. It must be safe, so the data must be properly looked after, and everything must be transparent. Patients need to know who has access and what has been done and there are no surprises hidden within the system. Can it ever be the case that all surprises are mitigated against, can we have com plete are mitigated against, can we have complete faith that system is safe . Well, of course we dont know whats the future on any particular patient data, science is like that, we dont know the answers. Certainly ijust mean in terms of. We need a set of safeguards that the government has promised, and get those in acted, so for example, we have a National Data guardian on a statutory basis, overseeing the use of this data, that we have sanctions so that if someone does misuse patient data, there is full visibility and very clear rules about who has access and how this data is used. You can never make perfection but unfortunately the system we have at the moment, as has been demonstrated by things like the ca re been demonstrated by things like the care data disaster a few years ago, we need those components in place. We need things to be consensual, safe and transparent and then hopefully, with full information, patients can make meaningful choices and we can all benefit. Thank you very much. A new report warns that nearly 700,000 children in england are living in families described as high risk. The Childrens Commissioner, anne longfield, also says many vulnerable young People Struggle with abuse or Mental Health problems. It concludes that large numbers of children who need help are invisible to the authorities. Caroline rigby reports. Whether the victims of abuse, living in unstable households or dealing with Mental Health problems, there are many reasons why young people could be deemed vulnerable. But the Childrens Commissioner for england and longfield says official data doesnt effectively record those at risk. She warns this means children are often invisible to the authorities, and dont receive the support they need. Todays report aims to produce an accurate picture of the scale of the problem. It found nearly 700,000 children live in high risk families. Of those, almost 30,000 live with adults receiving drug or alcohol treatment. 200,000 children are recognised by their local authority as having experienced abuse or trauma. And in almost 600,000 cases, children were deemed so vulnerable, the state had to step in to provide support or care. The fact of the matter is that no one knows at the moment how many Vulnerable Children there are. We have had 12 statisticians working over four months on the best Data Available and this is the best estimate we can get to. We also know that whilst the figures themselves are shocking, they are also the tip of the iceberg. The childrens minister Robert Goodwill says support for Vulnerable Children is being given across the government, but says there is still more to do. The headlines on bbc Newsroom Live. North korea says it has successfully tested a long range missile with the potential of reaching the us mainland. However, the white house denies the claim. Most Cancer Patients could be offered genetic tests within five years to help create more effective treatments, under proposals outlined by englands Chief Medical Officer. The High Court Rules that the human rights of a 16 year old boy were breached after he was held alone in a cell for up to 23 and a half hours a day. And in sport. Novak djokovic plays later today. The three time champion faces the slovakian Martin Klizan. Following him onto centre court will be the seven time champion roger federer. And in other sport, the World Champion peter sagan won the third stage at the Tour De France but three time winner chris froome has moved up to second in the standings behind his teamate Geraint Thomas who still has the leaders yellowjersey. Ill be back with more on those stories after half past. Eight year old Saffie Roussos was the youngest of the 22 victims of the Manchester Arena bombing. She went to the Ariana Grande concert with her sister and their mum lisa who is still recovering in hospital. Today, on what would have been saffies ninth birthday, her dad andrew, her sister ashlee and her brother xander, have spoken for the first time to the bbc about the little girl. You couldnt be out with saffie without having fun. But her dream was to be famous. It was her everything, and we bought her the tickets for christmas. And she was just counting the days, the seconds, and it was just Ariana Grande till 9 00pm, 10 00pm at night, and she would sing and dance to every single song. She was Ariana Grande obsessed. Soto see how happy she was, it wasjust. Obviously i had to go with her. You were watching her watching ariana . Pretty much, yeah, yeah. She kept going, come on, ashlee, you promised me youd get up and dance. So we had a little dance, and she wasjust so happy, just elated all night, grinning. When did you first become aware there was something wrong . As soon as the blast went off, obviously it was. I mean, to me, i kind ofjust knew. I dont know how, but i knew what happened. I remember i was thrown to the ground, and then my next instinct, ijust sort of rolled over and crawled, because i couldnt walk. Were you aware of where your mum was at the time, and where saffie was . No, no, i couldnt see anyone. I just saw crowds and crowds of people. For you that night, andrew, had you come to the arena to collect . What were you doing . We were sitting there forjust a few minutes, and didnt hear anything, butjust hell broke loose. It was just people, children, screaming, crying. And then, as i turned around the corner, saw ashlee outside, injured. And when did you learn about saffie . A detective that i spoke to in the hospital, he went away and he came back about 12 00am, 12 30am, and told me. And you have all had to cope, havent you, with saffies loss, and also lisas recovery. How is she doing . Shes fighting. I mean, shes got that many injuries around her body, just that alone. Shes like a soldier. How are you finding it, xander . There is times when youre sad, and times when youre happy. So its kind of like a mix. The world knew what had happened. Lisa was not conscious. No. When she came round, you had to tell her. No. She looked at me and said to me, saffies gone, isnt she . I was dreading it. She just looked at me and says shes gone, isnt she . Isaid, yeah, she goes, i knew. Fourth ofjuly, saffies birthday, that is why youre speaking now. Yes, we didnt want to just let her birthday pass. Saffie loved the limelight. Ijust wanted to celebrate saffies birthday, through doing this. What has your family lost . Weve lost everything. We have, weve lost everything, because Life Willjust never be the same. Lets go back to the news that north korea has successfully launched, it says, an intercontinental missile. The range seems to have been greater than previous tests. If the claim is true, the potential is for the missile to reach parts of the United States. The former British Ambassador to north korea is here. There has been a succession of tests, and its quite tempting each time to think, thats not really done much, forget about it, move on, does this one seemed different to you . It does. This time around, the north koreans have launched is not an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, then something close to it. Probably capable, the experts tell us, reaching if not the western seaboard of the United States, most of the state of alaska. All that stands now between kim jong un and an ability to deliver a Nuclear Warhead to the continental United States, is a military one, making a small bomb is quite hard, and re entry technology. Building a missile that comes down safely is a challenge. That is a thin wall and we are surely close to a point where cities like los angeles and San Francisco are within kims grasp. You are a diplomat, not the technology expert, but are you aware of any technology expert, but are you aware ofany Time Technology expert, but are you aware of any time frame around this . No, but i ought to point out that people who do know much more about this than i do have repeatedly set out approximate time frames only to have them smashed. The north koreans appear to be moving forward much faster than we thought. And i see no reason to doubt that they are moving forward very fast also on the remaining technologies they need to master. So we will talk on the indications and how that will get dealt with, but how have they done that . Its not like the world hasnt been watching. One of the few advantages of the north korean regime, which is in general very inefficient, is that it can pour huge resources into very narrowly defined targets. Thats what its done. Its sacrifice huge amount of the National Economy of the single objective of developing a deliverable Nuclear Missile. Its a very poor country where people suffer great hardship, but they got this programme being developed. In terms of how it gets dealt with, we have had donald trump tweaking saying, china, sort it out, china and russia have said diplomacy is the answer, what are your thoughts . The simple answer is, we are stuck. When donald trump asked china to sort it out, that is not realistic. China is the only country with significant economic clout over north korea to bring its economy to a halt which would be the only thing which will now stop kim jong un from pursuing his objective of a deliverable nuclear device. China is not going to do that, because if it crunches the north korean economy, firstly it would have floods of refugees it doesnt want, but also it creates great uncertainty on the korean peninsula. What happens if the regime collapses and is replaced by an american regime . You would have us troops on the chinese border so its not going to happen. Military options are not good. This would not be a short, sharp Military Intervention. If we ever send troops m, intervention. If we ever send troops in, i mean the International Community can it would probably be a prolonged, bitter and terribly costly war, in terms of money and human lives. People have said we have got casualties faced of millions. So what would you suggest would be the thing to do . At this stage all that can be done is according nation between the United States, china, japan and south korea, and some tough talking on all sides. I think weve got beyond the stage where we can afford to let this run any further. Quite possibly were only months away from kim jong un achieving his objective. I cant stay at this stage what china is going to want to cooperate with the United States in stopping kim jong un, but the price is likely to be steep but i dont see any other way out. Thank you. The high court has ruled that the human rights of a 16 year old boy were breached after he was held alone in a cell for prolonged periods of time. The teenager who was detained at Feltham Young 0ffenders institution in west london, was said to have significant Mental Health problems. Danny shaw is at the high court. It sounds extraordinary that a 16 year old boy with Mental Health problems was held in this way, tell us more problems was held in this way, tell us more about the findings of the high court today. Its a very troubling case, concerning a 16 year old who has been at feltham since december last year and almost immediately was placed in what amounted to in effect Solitary Confinement, held in his cell for 23 and a half hours each day, for the first three months. Allowed out only to have a shower, do some exercise and make phone calls. The reason is, he was in for quite a serious offence and had a history of challenging and threatening staff, and other inmates, and also he became a target for other people at feltham. So those were the difficult circumstances that staff were having to deal with. In doing so and keeping him away from other inmates, locking him in his cell for such long periods, they broke prison rules. He was also meant to have 15 hours of education week, this was meant to be his gcse year, but he didnt get any education until february or march time. So in effect, court has found that the government, the Secretary Of State forjustice, breached this boys right to respect for private life and broke prison rules for some period of his detention. However the court did not say that the treatment he received was inhuman or degrading so there was no breach of the article three of the human rights act, and that will come as a relief to the ministry ofjustice. So what happens now, if this ruling likely to be appealed . Theres a possibility that this could go to the Court Of Appeal but the Practical Implications are much more important. The boy is due to be released this month but there are many other cases of young people being held in these sorts of conditions. This has shone a light on these kind of conditions, and together with a report that said that feltham was unsafe for both boys and staff, this will renew focus on the Department Ofjustice to renew provision for these troubled and dangerous young people. A survey by bbc 5 live indicates that more than a third of premier League Football fans regularly watch games online via unofficial streams. The poll suggests younger adults are most likely to say they stream matches via unauthorised providers. Nearly half of fans say they have streamed a match online through an unofficial provider. Just under a third of fans do not know whether it is illegal to stream matches in this way. The premier league is seeking to protect the value of its tv deal, after sky and bt sport paid a record £5. 136 billion for rights to show live matches for three seasons. Lets go tojim taylor who has been looking at this story for Bbc Five Live. So tell us more, about why people are doing its and the numbers, clearly large numbers . Yes, we spoke to of thousand premier League Football fans and many of them admit to watching these unofficial streams. Just under a half have done it at some point and over a third are doing this fairly regularly so once a month or more. As far as the reasons are concerned, a lot of them say a friend or Family Member is doing this and theyre just watching along with them, they talk about the quality of the streams which they say is good, it allows them to watch the matches similarly to watching on tv. And as you might expect, they also talk about the high price of Sports Tv Packages through sky or bt sport as being one of the reasons why fans might want to watch games in this way rather than through the legal channels. There was a statistic on whether people were clear or not whether people were clear or not whether its illegal or illegal to watch streaming like this, there is free music streaming, via various options, that are completely viable and legal models. So where do does the lack of clarity coming . Thats right, you can stream music legally, theres nothing really can parable when it comes to watching football legally in the way that there was. Something like a spot of five prescription a subscription to a music service. A third thought it was illegal, a third said they didnt know. As far as the premier league is concerned the law is clear, and there was a ruling recently in the European Court of justice, it said that streaming was like downloading. Whether youre watching something live saving it to your computer or phone or device, thats the same, they are both illegal and in theory you could be prosecuted for this. It hasnt happened yet because the premier league, trading standards, the federation against copyright theft, they are choosing to go after the people who supply and host the streams, not the end users. But as somebody watching one of these streams, your you are breaking copyright law. If they dont potentially crack on this, how much will it undermine the model of funding . 0bviously will it undermine the model of funding . Obviously this is money that filters back into the sport. Yes, its a big issue for the premier league. We cannot say how much its costing them at the moment. We know that bt and sky paid a huge amount of money to pay show this, they do not to be deterred by the people viewing illegally. The premier league want to employ people and pay for new stadiums and protect their copyright, that is their focus. There are Big Questions about the sustainability of their model Going Forward if people are going to wa nt to Going Forward if people are going to want to watch games in this way rather than the traditional tv channels. How an angry scenes in parliament after european president called Meps Ridiculous. He was annoyed about how few parliamentarians were in the chamber and said few parliamentarians were in the Chamberand Saidi few parliamentarians were in the chamber and said i will never attend a meeting of this kind again. |j chamber and said i will never attend a meeting of this kind again. I will never again attend a meeting of this kind. The commission is under the control of the parliament, but the parliament has to respect even the presidencies of smaller countries, and the parliament is not doing that. A summary in just a few moments. First, the weather. While its pretty nice ansari across most of england and wales we have some rain further north which is quite relentless. But this is the scene towards the south east. A bit of sunshine, that will continue across much of central and southern parts in the afternoon. 0ne much of central and southern parts in the afternoon. One or two showers but for the north the rain continues for most of the day. Temperature is about 13 or 14 degrees. A bit of sunshine in the far north west of scotland. Through the evening that rain gradually petered out. We will see lots of claret, misty conditions, going into wednesday morning. Some sunshine decreasing in england and wales, temperatures getting to around 26 to 29 degrees. We keep the heat into thursday but that brings the risk of thunder in england and wales. Still very cloudy but temperatures around 20 or 21. This is bbc Newsroom Live. The headlines north korea says it has successfully tested a long range missile with the potential of reaching the us mainland. However, the white house denies the claim and says the missile only had an intermediate range, and did not pose a threat to north america. Cancer patients should be routinely offered dna tests to help select the best treatments for them, englands Chief Medical Officer says, who has given the nhs five years to deliver her Genomic Dream. There are calls for the judge leading the Grenfell Inquiry to stand down. The new mp for kensington, emma dent coad, says those affected need somebody we can trust and sir Martin Moore Bick lacked credibility with the families. The High Court Rules that the human rights of a 16 year old boy with significant Mental Health problems were breached, after he was held alone in a cell for up to 23. 5 hours a day at a Young Offenders institute. We have a sports update now. Plenty to look forward to on the second day of wimbledon. Well get a close look at two of andy murrays title rivals. Its the other side of the draw in action today. Roger federer is chasing an Eighth Wimbeldon Crown and the swiss has looked back to his best this year. After five years without a grand slam title he won his 18th major in australia this year, hes also won three times on tour. He faces Alexandr Dolgopolov last on centre court. Before Federer On Centre is Novak Djokovic. He plays his first match. The three time champion has slipped to fourth in the World Rankings after a poor year but he won the eastbourne grass Court Tournament on saturday and faces the slovakian Martin Klizan. He looked very strong in that. This is the line up on centre and number one court. First up you can see angelique kerber, one of the favourites this year. Milos raonic, runner up to andy murray last year. Last year. Play gets underway at 1130. That is kyle edmonds. British number two kyle edmund against alex ward a qualifier ranked at 869 in the world. His mother is there, somewhere, enjoying her 60th birthday. Former us open championjuan martin del potro is on court two. If he can keep himself together he could go a long way in the championships. The argentinian is seeded 29, but many fancy his chances. He faces thanasi kokkinakis. The australian knocked milos raonic out of queens a couple of weeks ago. And theres a couple of big names up against each other on court 12. Richard gasquet, seeded 22, faces former world number three spains david ferrer. Some big matches already underway at wimbledon. And the forecast, two rain delays yesterday, it is pretty good today. It is supposed to heat up good today. It is supposed to heat upa bit good today. It is supposed to heat up a bit later. Pretty as a picture, all the covers off. Coverage is under way across every bbc platform. Tv radio and online its on bbc two right now. And dont forget Wimbledon Sportsday will be on every day of the championships at 6. 30, with all the days action and talking points, and plenty of big name guests. Katherine downes is there for us in the first week and well be catching up with her in the next hour. And in other sport, the World Champion peter sagan won the third stage at the Tour De France but three time winner chris chris froome has moved up to second in the standings behind his teamate Geraint Thomas who still has the leaders yellowjersey. Thats all sport for now. I will be back after 12 and we will go live to wimbledon for the very latest. Lets get more now on the news that north korea says it has successfully launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. This is admits to fears it could potentially reach alaska. Cristina varriale is a Research Analyst with rusis proliferation and Nuclear Policy team and we can speak to her now. Thank you forjoining us. There have been a lot of Missile Tests coming out of north korea, but this one is being seen differently. What are your thoughts . The claims we seen so far this is the first time north korea has been able to test an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. They are extending the capabilities of their missile programme. Although weve seen some conflicting arguments as to how the missile is categorised we are categorising it as having a longer trajectory than previous missiles. It is incredibly worrying. They are pushing forward with their advancements in capabilities, whether it is the Nuclear Elements orjust a delivery. There does not seem to be any desire to pull that back or restrain or discuss different mechanisms that could reduce risk on the peninsula especially. But also in the region generally. So without having that balance of north korea being willing to restrain their activity it is extremely worrying. Had you think other countries should react . Again, it is one of those things it is difficult to know what is going to happen in the future. I think what will happen is different to what i think should happen. The Un Security Council are likely going to pursue a new round of sanctions against north korea and this will be something that both south korea and the us also push for. However, that does not necessarily have the strongest response from north korea and entice a reduction in provocations. We have seen now for over a decade that sanctions have done very little to actually hinder. They hinder the programme but very little to actually restrain the determination of the regime. It is very unlikely at this stage when they are so close toa at this stage when they are so close to a very advanced delivery system, that those sanctions implemented will have that desired effect now. I think the other option is Military Action and i dont think this capability has increased the tensions so far that Military Action has become a more realistic possibility at this stage. That said, it is something we do know is on the table for some of the administration is dealing with the issue. Donald trump has said he would not tolerate this to keep on happening. And today he said to china, lets pass the ball to you in terms of dealing with it. You said thatis terms of dealing with it. You said that is how you thought it would u nfold that is how you thought it would unfold but not necessary what you think should happen. What you think should happen . Ithink think should happen. What you think should happen . I think one of the key possibilities we should pursue was north korea is increasing engagement. But that is difficult when provocations continue to occur. I would personally sit somewhere in between the hardline sanctions and what south korea are pushing for at the moment which is a continued engagement with north korea. It is very difficult to offer a joint hosting of the Winter Olympics between the North And South, for example, because that is seen to be granting of permission or Turning A Blind Eye to the provocations. However, purely punishing north korea through sanctions isnt necessarily going to have the desired effect we have seen so far. I think desired effect we have seen so far. Ithinka desired effect we have seen so far. I think a united and diplomatic engagement through the region, including china,japan, engagement through the region, including china, japan, south korea, the us, the strategy whatever that looks like should be taken forward in unity and that will be the key challenge Going Forward. Thank you. A poll by bbc 5 live has found that more than a third of premier League Football fans regularly watch games online via unofficial streams. The survey suggests that younger fans are most likely to do this and that nearly a quarter of supporters use special technology, such as kodi boxes, to watch live games online. In a statement, the premier league said the devices were illegal, and that people who supplied them had beenjailed or ordered to pay significant fines. With me now isjulian aquiliana, a tv analyst from Enders Analysis they analyse, among other things, Media Services across europe. Thank you for coming in. I guess it is no surprise, people are accessing streaming online for everything. What do you think about the implications . For how the premier league is funded and what happens there. People are accessing content online in so many ways today. Many of them are very legal. Content providers such as net flicks, amazon, and even the broadcasters have put their own context online. They are adapting their Business Models. Sky launched their service a few years ago to allow people to strea m few years ago to allow people to stream legally. And they have live exclusive rights to all sorts of Sports Content which you can access legally through their service. But when you come to the question of the streaming boxes, where lots of people are using these services and not realising because they think it isa not realising because they think it is a grey area, i think that is where the question lies. So it is not a grey area. It is illegal. Since april the eu Court Ofjustice passed a law that not only makes it illegal to sell these boxes but also to be streaming the content as well. In the past itjust used to be if you were downloading content. And the premier league have said people have been prosecuted for selling the boxes. How good are they getting at cracking down . It is hard to say. I have read that over 200 individuals or businesses have been prosecuted since april. But who knows how many there are and the real problem is how many would lie outside the uk. In the premier league can only do so much. They have asked for Internet Service providers to clamp down on illegal streams as well. So some people will find that illegal streams are cutting out. So potentially, where does it go . What happened with music, there are Legal Systems in place now, but it started with people doing it illegally and then the Music Industry realised it was Fighting A Losing Battle and adapted accordingly. Was Fighting A Losing Battle and adapted accordinglylj was Fighting A Losing Battle and adapted accordingly. I think the broadcasters are doing their best to adapt. The sky Service Adult about before, for example. But it makes it difficult when this is content that is so expensive for the consumer to pay for if they want to do it via legal methods on their tv set. Nowadays people are streaming upwards spending upwards of £50 a month on sky. And if you think back in the day you had Champions League game shown on itv for free and now they are on bt, not a lot of people realise you can still see some of the games for free, but they have also reduced the number of games that are really interesting to the british public. So people are finding that they want to go and finding that they want to go and find the content elsewhere because it is too expensive. Thank you. More now on a new report that warns that nearly 700,000 children in england are living in families described as high risk. The Childrens Commissioner, anne longfield, also says many vulnerable young People Struggle with abuse or Mental Health problems. Joining me now from our westminster studio is anne longfield, the Childrens Commissioner. Thank you forjoining us. What are your concerns for these children . I mean, to put it boldly, it is a statistic, 700,000 children, but these are all individuals who are in very difficult positions. Are they getting the help they need . That is right. These are not only stark statistics, these are children who often statistics, these are children who ofte n ha d statistics, these are children who often had the odds stacked against them. It means they are getting a negative experience or impact in their lives of some sort that will really hold them back from succeeding. The 700,000 children are living in families that maybe are getting treatment for Alcohol Abuse or drug abuse or perhaps domestic violence, but also we know that over half a million children are so vulnerable that actually the state house to step in, either by providing support or care. So these are huge numbers and i think also shocking in that they are also an under estimation. So those 700,000 children in england in families described as high risk, would it be better for them to be taken out of those families . It is always a difficult thing for social services to decide. So it is hard to give a broad answer. But it sounds like a huge number of children in situations that are not good for them. This isnt about me advocating that the state should step in with all of those children. But this is an issue which does cause really serious implications for children, day in day out. 0ften serious implications for children, day in day out. Often that will be day in day out. Often that will be day there through childhood and then through adult life as well. These are things which the longer you leave them the more expensive they get to seoul. So, actually, intervening early, helping support families, getting on the right treatment, and helping them provide positive parenting support is what will really benefit children. So this report comes out. There are very positive things that could be taken from it in terms of making lives better, but do you have faith that that will happen, because we know that budgets everywhere, particularly in areas like this, are under pressure. There is no money to do anything more, is there . Certainly there is elements of that. And for me this is the start of a major programme. I want to galvanise people together, so actually we all identify Vulnerable Children in the same way. At the moment, people can come in different ways. There will be Money Implications at some stage but today what i am talking about is building that consensus, gaining that well, and gaining that will from a across government and also the wider sector that we need to bring the numbers down. Please explain what you mean about them being counted differently by different people. It sounds like according to some organisations these kids dont exist. Sometimes they are hidden from view but if you have a room full of academics and Government Officials and asked them to define what was a vulnerable child, you can guarantee there would be many different answers in there. You start, if you are going from the home office, you would be looking at children coming into contact with the law, if you go from health it would be those that turn up to any. And children dont live their lives in this way, there are multiple vulnerabilities. So i am hoping that what i am putting forward will lead the way in getting consensus on one definition. That is an important Step Starting Point because if we dont know what we are dealing with we cannot solve the problem. Thank you very much. In a moment a summary of the Business News this hour. But first, the headlines on bbc Newsroom Live north korea says it has successfully launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile in what would be a significant step forward in its weapons programme. South korea says a missile flew about 600 miles before crashing into the sea of japan. Most Cancer Patients could be offered genetic tests within five years to help create more effective treatments, under proposals outlined by englands Chief Medical Officer. The High Court Rules that the human rights of a 16 year old boy were breached after he was held alone in a cell for up to 23 and a half hours a day. In the Business News some of the Self Employed should be entitled to the National Minimum wage, a think tank has urged. The Resolution Foundation says that about half of the 4. 8 Million People classified as Self Employed are low paid and earn less than £310 a week. As they have no chance to set their own wages they should be classified instead as workers, with wage protection. Sainsburys has said sales of clothes, summerfood and paddling pools helped speed up growth in the past few months. The uks second biggest Supermarket Chain reported that like for like sales excluding fuel grew by 2. 3 . Demand for deals on british strawberries and its Summer Eating Range also boosted grocery sales. The uk Construction Industry faces a slow down as projects are put on hold in the face of political uncertainty. Construction companies are complaining that while Building Activity is almost at its highest level since 2015 new projects are harder to come by. Subway, the Sandwich Shop chain, has said it will open another 500 Fast Food Outlets in the uk over the next three years, taking the total to 3,000 all franchises. But a number of the companys franchisees have been prosecuted recently for paying below minimum wage. The uk Country Director of subwayjoins me wage. The uk Country Director of subway joins me now. Wage. The uk Country Director of subwayjoins me now. Why do you think there is the growth there, the market is therefore your product on this scale . It is a lot of stores and we made a commitment in 2014 to have 3000 stores by 2020 and we are well on target. We are just about to open a 2500 store near bristol. There have been questions about the conditions of some of the staff in the franchises. What, trolled you have on the terms of employment for those staff . We have 900 franchises across the country and they are individual businesses. That is the attraction of subway. They run their own business. We support them through regional offices. They are contracted, they have a franchise agreement, and they must comply with local law and where we dont we will Ta Ke Local Law and where we dont we will take action against them. So as long as they keep within the letter of the law, if they dont give people a minimum wage, you wash your hands of that . Of course not. Our franchisees are great entrepreneurs and they wa nt to are great entrepreneurs and they want to retain staff. They have to open a lot of hours in the week and we have a lot of things in place that benefits the employees and we have some incredible long time employees since we brought the brands to the uk about 20 years ago. Give me an idea about what the average franchisee is like . They need a fair average franchisee is like . They need afairamount average franchisee is like . They need a fair amount of capital to start the business. Yes, that is the franchise model. 0ur Franchisees come from all walks of life. There are people that are retired and have invested in the business, but again that 70 of all our News Franchises are opened by existing franchisees. That goes to show the strength of the model. Are they individuals or can they be companies . We work with some excellent corporate partners, especially in our Convenience Store division. And on the Petrol Forecourt Side as well. Anybody can become a franchisee for subway. Thank you. And in other Business News a System Failure at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange has caused the share price of some of the worlds Biggest Companies to be set to exactly 123. 47. This caused amazons market value to fall by over 87 , while microsofts share price soared by 79 . Nasdaq says the glitch was caused by improper use of testing data. Energy rich qatar said tuesday it plans to increase natural Gas Production by 30 over the next several years, as it faces pressure from its neighbours in a diplomatic crisis. Yesterday saudi arabia and three other arab states gave qatar an extra two days to accept a list of demands or face further sanctions. And model toymaker hornby has rejected a Takeover Offer from its largest shareholder, phoenix asset management. Phoenix launched a mandatory bid for hornby last month, after it bought a stake from another investor that gave it a 55 holding in the company. The offer, of 32. 375p per share, Values Hornby which also owns the scalextric and airfix brands at £27. 4 million. A quick look at the markets. They are all taking a bit of a rest. They all went up yesterday. Thats all the Business News. Well have more in an hour. We have some pretty heavy rain at the moment across Northern Ireland, through Northern England and also Southern Scotland. This was the scene a short while ago this morning. In cumbria, lots of low cloud. Hugging the mountains, misty, murky conditions. From the radar picture, you can see we have rain across the Northern England and starting to ease off a touch into the afternoon. But there is some sunshine out there, certainly in the south east of england. 0ver sunshine out there, certainly in the south east of england. Over the next few days and will turn much warmer. Mainly across england and wales. The rest of today, the low pressure Weather Front which is rest of today, the low pressure weatherfront which is bringing rest of today, the low pressure Weather Front which is bringing the rain in does not move far as we go through the afternoon, but to the south of that we have some breaks in the cloud and some sunny spells developing across the South West Of England and into the south east. But here, you will see cloud developing into the afternoon. Sunny spells for the midlands and wales. They could catch the odd shower as it moves south and east would. But it stays wet across Northern England, Southern Scotland and Northern Ireland. Here it will peter out throughout the afternoon. For the far north and west of scotland, he also has some sunny spells. At wimbledon it is looking fine and dry. Maximum temperature is getting up dry. Maximum temperature is getting up to about 24 degrees later today. This evening and tonight the rain will continue to peter out. At the south of that, we have largely dry conditions but it is turning much warmer, humid air moving in from the south, overnight lows down to 17. But a bit chillier further north in scotland, temperatures perhaps in single figures. 0n scotland, temperatures perhaps in single figures. On wednesday it will stay quite cloudy, some patchy rain and drizzle across the far north of england, Southern Scotland and Northern Ireland. Temperatures of about 14 to 17. The england and wales lots of sunshine and temperatures rocketing. Perhaps even up temperatures rocketing. Perhaps even up to 29 degrees. When you have the heat and then a little area of low pressure moving from france, that will inject some moisture and those combine to bring the risk of thunderstorms. Through thursday, thundery showers moving from the south, they could be anywhere across central and eastern parts of england, very hit and miss, but another warm day, 25 to 29 degrees. Despite the cloud, temperatures still up to 21 or so. This is bbc news and these are the top stories developing at midday. North korea says it has successfully tested a long range missile with the potential of reaching the us mainland, a threat swiftly denied by the white house. A gene testing revolution. Cancer patients should be routinely offered dna tests to help select the best treatments for them, according to englands Chief Medical Officer. A call for the judge appointed to lead the Grenfell Inquiry to stand down. The local mp says he lacked credibility with the families. The High Court Rules that the human rights of a 16 year old boy were breached after he was held alone for up to 23 and a half hours a day in a cell. Also this hour, an emotional tribute from the father of the youngest manchester terror attack victim. Saffie roussos was one of 22 People Killed in the attack at the Ariana Grande concert. Today would have been her ninth birthday. She was so soft and gentle On The Inside Butjust so strong in what she wanted, and she wanted to be famous, she wanted to be on stage, she wanted to be Ariana Grande, the way she is now, that was saffies dream. And how many meps can you see . A war of words inside the European Parliament. Jean claudejuncker is reprimanded over his remarks after calling Meps Ridiculous over their lack of attendance. You are only a few members to control the commission. You are ridiculous. I will never again attend a meeting of this kind. Good afternoon, its tuesday the 4th july. Welcome to Newsroom Live. North korea says it has successfully launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. The range seems to have been much greater than in previous tests. If the claim is true, the missile could potentially have the range to reach parts of the United States. State media said the Landmark Test was overseen by the north Korean Leader kim jong un and represented the culmination of a decades long research. These are the latest pictures. The north koreans say the projectile reached an altitude of over 2,000 kilometres before hitting a target in the sea. Previous north Korean Missiles have had the capability to reach 4,000km from its point of origin. The latest missile, the hwasong 14, is believed to be able to fly for 6,700km. It could put alaska within range which would increase pressure on President Trump. He previously said pyongyang would not develop a missile that had the potential to hit the United States. In a tweet following this latest launch, mrtrump urged china in his words to end this nonsense once and for all. China has again called for calm and restraint following this latest test. It comes just before the G20 Heads Of State are due to discuss pyongyangs weapons programme. 0ur seoul correspondent steve evans reports. Could this missile hit the United States . North Korean State Television showed its launch today, under the gaze of the countrys leader, kim jong un. Normal programmes were interrupted for the special announcement. She says, our great leader, kim jong un, gives us the great order to carry out a test of the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. North korea is now capable of hitting any corner of the globe. Weve become a nuclear power, with Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. The missile was in the air for 37 minutes, longer than previous tests. 0utside Experts think this latest missile could reach alaska. Previous tests have been hit or miss. Some have worked and some have failed. But now north korea does seem to be making strides. In south korea, condemnation. Translation today, north korea again tested a Ballistic Missile launch. This government clearly and firmly once again condemns this action. President trump tweeted. President trump has already met president xi of china, and they meet again this week at the g20 summit in germany. With one man on their mind. Kim jong un, exalting in the achievement of his military scientists, impervious to threats, unresponsive to offers of negotiation. Determined to preserve his own power. Earlier this year, when the possibility was raised of north korea having a missile, capable of hitting the us, President Trump tweeted, it wont happen. The question, though, it is even louder now. How can he stop it . Meanwhile, celebrations tonight in pyongyang. There is little that washington, beijing, seoul or anywhere else can do about it. Earlier i spoke to our china correspondent Stephen Mcdonell who what chinas response would be to this latest north Korean Missile test. The Chinese Foreign ministry has called for all parties to remain calm. And president xi of china is in russia to meet vladimir putin. According to Chinese State media, this meeting has produced an agreement between these two parties that dialogue is the way to go, that talking to north korea is going to solve the Korean Peninsular nuclear crisis. But theres been no indication from that meeting what they are talking about. Many observers would say that this has failed in the past, most spectacularly, the six party talks, at the last hurdle, it failed, so its not clear where this dialogue would come from, if anywhere. What else could china potentially do . What levers does china have in trying to resolve whats going on . China has plenty of levers, the question is, does it want to pull them . They are rigorously sticking to the sanctions imposed under the United Nations framework, but if it wanted to, it could pull the rug out of the entire north korean economy. If there is no china supporting their economy, theyve got no exports, 90 of their material is coming from china and thats who they are selling it to. A lot of people looking at the north korea problem will be looking at beijing and saying, isnt it time that your banks or your electrical goods companies, you name it, the list is quite long, start to do a little bit more to hurt north korea . Because that might push them to acting into a different way. The other view is that in the past, north korea has managed to handle massive sanctions and still pushes ahead with its missile programme, so its unclear where this is going to end. The Shadow Fire Minister has joined the labour mp for kensington, emma dent coad, in criticising the choice of sirmartin dent coad, in criticising the choice of sir Martin Moore Bick to head the public enquiry into the Grenfell Tower choir. There seemed to be growing questions about the judge heading the enquiry into the g re nfell tower heading the enquiry into the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Some lawyers is for some of the victims say he should stand down and now the labour mp in the area also says the same. Do you think that sir Martin Moore Bick should stand down . |j do you think that sir martin moorebick should stand down . I do, because he doesnt have the confidence of the community and theyve been ignored for far too long. If you look at his record, it doesnt seem that the judgments that hes made on a number of high profile cases, he is tended to fall on the side of the establishment, if you like. In that case, i dont think it appropriate in this highly sensitive judgment that he will be involved in, in this enquiry, for him to carry on going that background. Isnt the danger, if he stood down, that would throw this whole enquiry into disarray when Everyone Wants it to get on and provide some answers . We want it to get on but we wanted to be a full enquiry and the real issue is the terms of reference are far too narrow. The survivors and the victims in terms of getting justice Wa Nt Victims in terms of getting justice want to see a proper enquiry that looks at the wider question of rather than simply how the fire started and how it spread so quickly. Sir martin moorebick, like otherjudges, comes from an establishment background. As You Wa Nt To Establishment background. As you want to be a judge led enquiry, isnt it inevitable that they will share a isnt it inevitable that they will sharea similar isnt it inevitable that they will share a similar background . isnt it inevitable that they will share a similar background . I think it is insuring that they get the confidence of the community. Looking at this individuals record in terms ofjudgments hes made, that does not fill people with confidence and im sure there are plenty of other judges who would be more appropriate in this instance. Otherjudges would have made similar decisions, or is it his attitude or his relationship he has not or has struck up with the victims . For me, it is his judgments, he tends to sit on the side of the establishment, he high hed overturned a high profile case of a single parent being moved from london to milton keynes. He failed to look at the alternatives but simply accepted westminsters view that they looked at all the alternatives and decided it was the right thing to do to remove somebody 50 miles away. It seems hes heard on the side of the establishment rather than on the side of ordinary people which means we need someone who is more in keeping and has a greater sense of what is required here, than so sir Martin Moore Bick. Here, than so sir martin moorebick. Who do you think should be appointed and how do you think they should be appointed . Do you think, for example, that the residents should have in effect a veto over who is chosen . residents should have in effect a veto over who is chosen . I think they should be consulted in my view. Clearly it will be a matter for the government. But its important that the residents views are taken into account. This community has been ignored for far too long and given the sensitivities around this particular enquiry, its vital that they have the confidence of the person leading it. How do you square that your views with those of your leader who is not calling for sir martin to stand down . Im merely reflecting the views of the community, and they have said that they are not happy and they have called for sir martin to step aside and for somebody more appropriate to be appointed and i hope the government will listen to the community who have already been treated very badly in this whole affair in relation to temporary accommodation and the conversation that has been made available, and the slow response weve seen from local authorities and the government. This is just local authorities and the government. This Isjust Compounding peoples feelings that they are being disregarded, their views are being disregarded, their views are being disregarded. Some residents, after his appointment, said they would be prepared to give him some time to see how things develop. Do you think he still has time, or the writing is on the wall and he should step down now . The difficulty is that the residents have made it clear that theyre not happy with him leading this enquiry. But have they . Weve heard from lawyers and they . Weve heard from lawyers and the local mp, but has there been a collective overwhelming view from residents on this . My understanding is that local residents have taken that view, certainly. The other issue is that the scope of this enquiry is fartoo issue is that the scope of this enquiry is far too narrow, we need to get to the bottom of white, notjust to get to the bottom of white, not just white to get to the bottom of white, notjust white the to get to the bottom of white, not just white the fire started and why it spread so quickly, but the background of why it was the slipshod decision undertaken by the authority which led to this tragic incident. Downing street are at the moment not commenting on these calls for thejudge to moment not commenting on these calls for the judge to stand down, but clearly mounting pressure over his position. A little bit more political news to bring you, we are Hearing Confirmation that the government has abandoned plans to hold a free vote on the ban on fox hunting. Not unexpected but that is confirmation that the Conservative Party ma nifesto that the conservative Party Manifesto promise to let parliament to decide the future of the 2004 hunting act has been dropped. There has been a lot of controversy around it, and as with other things in the ma nifesto, it, and as with other things in the manifesto, following on from the government losing its majority, in a slapped election, things are being dropped in the snap election, things are being dropped and this is the latest that has been dropped. The Environment Minister said, they are not planning to bring forward a free vote in this session. A plan to revolutionise the treatment that Cancer Patients receive, through individually mapping their dna, is being proposed by the Chief Medical 0fficerfor england. The proposals would mean millions of patients would have treatments directly targeted at the particular type of cancer they have. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. More than 30,000 nhs patients, mostly with cancer or rare diseases, have had their entire genetic code mapped. And some patients with breast, lung, skin and other cancers are having the genetic profile of their tumours analysed to determine which are the best treatments for them. But Dame Sally Davies told Me Genome Testing needs to be turned from a Cottage Industry into a National Network, to ensure equal access. Patients will benefit if we can offer them the scan of their genome that will make a difference to their treatments. Thats clearly all people with rare diseases, of whom there are 3 million or more in this country. Its most patients with cancers and quite a lot of infections. Dame sally says six in ten Cancer Patients who get gene tested receive personalised treatment based on their dna profile, and that proportion will rise. It costs £680 to map a persons entire genetic code, but its getting cheaper every few months. In some cases, dna mapping can be cheaper than existing tests or avoid the need for invasive biopsies. This report is an attempt to democratise genomics, moving dna analysis into the mainstream of the nhs, so that more and more patients can benefit from personalised, targeted treatments. Fergus walsh, bbc news. With me now is katherine taylor, chief executive of Ovarian Cancer action. Thank you for coming in. Specifically on Ovarian Cancer and breast cancer, there is already testing for a faulty gene, its a Tea M Testing for a faulty gene, its a team that what into the National Consciousness because of Angelina Jolie making it known. So what do you think about this talk about the next step of doing the whole Genomic Testing . Dame sally davies called for whole gene testing for Cancer Patients, and its really exciting because it tells us that this is the future for personalised medicine for patients in the uk. Breast and ovarian Cancer Patients are affected by gene mutations, that means that if there is a Family Member who has those cancers, that another member of theirfamily those cancers, that another member of their family may be at risk as well. So at an aryan cancer action, weve been advocating dean texting over aryan cancer action, that information will help us learn how to treat other patients. The work that you do, you are well aware of the difficulties and ran testing, if somebody goes forward for testing knowing that there is a Family History of those particular we are certain that it can be delivered, the gene testing, but it goes hand in hand for those people with counselling. What about resources around it . And genetic tests within five years to help create more effective treatments under proposals outlined by englands Chief Medical Officer. And the high court has ruled that a 16 year old boy had his human rights breached. It is day two at wimbledon. At least one british player will make it through today. We have seen more of andy murrays main title rivals. No rest for katherine. It will be an absolute treat on centre court with 30 grand slam Singles Titles between them. Not bad. If you are coming to wimbledon and not watching andy murray, rafa nadal or serena win serena williams. Starting with roger federer. What a great champion he is forced up father of four. He is here at his 70th grand slam. Going for his eighth wimbledon title. The 19th Grand Slam title. And if he wins today he will have 85 match wins at wimbledon. That would put him clear ofjimmy connors record. That would be the most match wins ever at wimbledon. He takes on the world number 84. They are third up the world number 84. They are third upfor the world number 84. They are third up for the crowd on centre court. Angelique kerber, world number one, is up followed by Novak Djokovic. Three time wimbledon champion, 30 grand slam titles. He takes on the slovakian world number one 47, Martin Klizan. He has lost in four out of five of his wimbledon appearances. Novak djokovic hasnt had a great year since winning the french open last year. He hasnt reached his potential. There has been something going on with his form, he has not been all there in any grand slam appearance since the french open last year. But he will be hoping for an easy first round Match On Centre Court today. But lets look at the order of play today. Angelique kerber, womens world number one takes on an american first. Then Martin Klizan and Novak Djokovic and then federer. And then you can see who is playing on court number one. The hill is filling up, a lot of interest on court number three, an all british affair . Yes, Cordoba Three is packed, a british affair for a court number three british affair for the First Time Since 2001, kyle edmund is against alexander ward who is the lowest ranked qualifier evidence play at wimbledon for 19 years. A good start. There want to choose from for stop alex is alex is playing on his mothers 60th birthday, wouldnt it be good present for her . Thats about it, but dont forget, go to the bbc sport website, you can choose for 15 live streams. The Tour De France is getting underway as well. Geraint thomas going in the yellow jersey. I will well. Geraint thomas going in the yellowjersey. I will be backjust after the one oclock news. So hoping that alex ward does it, we love a n so hoping that alex ward does it, we love an underdog. We will keep you updated on how he is going. The high court has ruled that the human rights of a 16 year old boy were breached after he was held alone in a cell for prolonged periods of time. The teenager, who was detained at Feltham Young 0ffenders institution in west london, was said to have significant Mental Health problems. Danny shaw is at the high court. It concerns a 16 year old who has been at feltham since december last year, and almost immediately was placed in what amounted to ineffective Solitary Confinement, held in his cell 43 hours each day, certainly for the first three months, allowed out only to have a shower, do some exercise and make phone calls. The reason is that he was in for quite a serious offence and had a history of challenging and threatening staff and other inmates, and also became a target for other people at feltham. Those of the difficult circumstances that staff are having to deal with. In doing so and keeping him away from other inmates, locking him in his cell for such long periods, they broke prison rules. He was also meant to have 15 hours of education week, this was meant to be his gcse year, but he didnt get any education until february or march time. In effect, the court has found that the government, the Secretary Of State forjustice, breached this boys right for respect for private life, and also broke prison rules for some period of his detention. However the court did not say that the treatment he received was in human order grading, so there was no breach of article three of the human rights act, which will come i think this will renew focus on the Minister Ofjustice to improve provision for these very troubled and dangerous young people. There have been angry scenes in the European Parliament after the European Parliament after the European Commission president called nep is ridiculous. He was annoyed about how few parliamentarians were in the chamber. I will never again attend a meeting of this kind. The commission is under the control of the palm parliament, but the parliament has 2 the parliament but the parliament has to respect even the presidencies of smaller countries, which is what the parliament is not doing. Eight year old Saffie Roussos was the youngest of the 22 victims of the Manchester Arena bombing. She went to the Ariana Grande concert with her sister and their mum lisa who is still recovering in hospital. Today, on what would have been saffies ninth birthday, her dad andrew, her sister ashlee and her brother xander, have spoken for the first time to the bbc about the little girl. You couldnt be out with saffie without having fun. But her dream was to be famous. It was her everything, and we bought her the tickets for christmas. And she was just counting the days, the seconds, and it was just Ariana Grande till 9 00pm, 10 00pm at night, and she would sing and dance to every single song. She was Ariana Grande obsessed. So to see how happy she was, it wasjust. Obviously i had to go with her. You were watching her watching ariana . Pretty much, yeah, yeah. She kept going, come on, ashlee, you promised me youd get up and dance. So we had a little dance, and she wasjust so happy, just elated all night, grinning. When did you first become aware there was something wrong . As soon as the blast went off, obviously it was. I mean, to me, i kind ofjust knew. I dont know how, but i knew what happened. I remember i was thrown to the ground, and then my next instinct, ijust sort of rolled over and crawled, because i couldnt walk. Were you aware of where your mum was at the time, and where saffie was . No, no, i couldnt see anyone. I just saw crowds and crowds of people. For you that night, andrew, had you come to the arena to collect . What were you doing . We were sitting there forjust a few minutes, and didnt hear anything, butjust hell broke loose. It was just people, children, screaming, crying. And then, as i turned around the corner, saw ashlee outside, injured. And when did you learn about saffie . A detective that i spoke to in the hospital, he went away and he came back about 12 00am, 12 30am, and told me. And you have all had to cope, havent you, with saffies loss, and also lisas recovery. How is she doing . Shes fighting. I mean, shes got that many injuries around her body, just that alone. Shes like a soldier. How are you finding it, xander . There is times when youre sad, and times when youre happy. So its kind of like a mix. The world knew what had happened. Lisa was not conscious. No. When she came round, you had to tell her. No. She looked at me and said to me, saffies gone, isnt she . I was dreading it. She just looked at me and says shes gone, isnt she . Isaid, yeah, she goes, i knew. Fourth ofjuly, saffies birthday, that is why youre speaking now. Yes, we didnt want to just let her birthday pass. Saffie loved the limelight. Ijust wanted to celebrate saffies birthday, through doing this. What has your family lost . Weve lost everything. We have, weve lost everything, because Life Willjust never be the same. You may be aware that the judge who is leading the enquiry into the g re nfell is leading the enquiry into the grenfell disaster is being asked to quit because he does not have the support of survivors. The london mayor has commented on this. He has warned that the judge needs to urgently improve relations with residents. He said it is crucial that the local community have faith in thejudge leading that the local community have faith in the judge leading the enquiry and trust they will do all in their power to uncover what led to the horrific loss of life at Grenfell Tower. Sir martin needs to urgently address residents dott concerns about what happened and. It follows on from a labour Shadow Minister saying that he had lost the confidence of the community should be replaced. In the new local labour mp sarah has said that he lacks credibility with the families. So more pressure on the retired judge who is leading that enquiry. Let me bring you some comments from jeremy corbyn. He has been asked about this and has said he is not calling for thejudge to and has said he is not calling for the judge to stand down. He and has said he is not calling for thejudge to stand down. He respects thejudge to stand down. He respects the appointment by the lord chief justice, a source close Tojeremy Corbyn has said. Butjeremy corbyn is calling for sir martin to listen to the residents. He has been asked for his views after his Shadow Fire Minister said that he had lost sir Martin Morgan acad lost credibility. Lets catch up with the weather. Good afternoon. It is a bit of a tricky one to sum up in one minute but here goes. To the North And South are some decent spells of sunshine, but in between is some rain, some quite heavy. It continues to sit through Central Southern Scotla nd to sit through central Southern Scotland and fringing Northern England as well. Underneath the cloud and rain it is cool and disappointing. Top temperatures here around 13. Whether clouds breaking, some sun coming through, highs of 24. That is cool and disappointing. Top temperatures here around 13. Whether clouds breaking, some sun coming through, highs of 24. Bhatti 75 fahrenheit. Tomorrow the best of the weather will be across england and wales. After a cloudy and wet start for scotland, the clouds breaking up, sunshine coming through highs of 14 to 18, we could see 28 degrees into the london area. That is easy to fahrenheit. But it is potentially all change from thursday. Heat and humidity could trigger some thundery downpours, very hit and miss, but if you catch them you will certainly know about alexandr more from me in half an hour. This is bbc Newsroom Live. The headlines at north korea says it has successfully tested a long range Ballistic Missile with the potential of reaching the us mainland. However, the white house denies the claim and says the missile only had an intermediate range, and did not pose a threat to north america. Cancer patients should be routinely offered dna tests to help select more effective, tailored treatments, englands Chief Medical Officer says. Dame sally davies says her Genomic Dream must be delivered by the nhs within five years. She says six out of ten Cancer Patients who are gino and tested get better results. There are calls for the judge leading the Grenfell Inquiry to stand down. The new mp for kensington, emma dent coad, says those affected need somebody we can trust and that sir Martin Moore Bick lacked credibility with the families. The High Court Rules that the human rights of a 16 year old boy with significant Mental Health problems were breached, after he was held alone in a cell for up to 23 and a half hours a day at a Young Offenders institute. North korea says it has successfully launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. The range seems to have been much greater than in previous tests. If the claim is true the missile could potentially have the range to reach parts of the United States. We can talk now to Professor Hazel Smith from the centre of korean studies at the school of oriental and african studies. Thank of oriental and african studies. You forjoining us. Significant thank you forjoining us. How significant you think this launch is . What it represents is the continuing militarisation of east asia, the continuing Technical Development in missile and Nuclear Technology of north korea and it shows also that we still have in east asia continuing conflict with almost zero diplomatic process going on to try to come to a political resolution, various conflicts at the centre of which is the conflict between north korea, south korea and the us. It is a dangerous situation and it doesnt mean it is not significant of itself, because we know north korea has a developing nuclear programme, but it is significant in that it shows that nothing has worked in terms of trying to de escalates conflict in career. So what would work . There are three options open to the us government, and they are a major player. It can engage in Military Action, and it has done an internal review recently, since the advent of the trump administration, and this review has shown as all others have that of course the us would win any Military Conflict against north korea but in the interim sarin up to millions could die because the Korean Peninsular is highly densely populated. Even in a short war many would be killed. So that has been ruled out. You can engage in economic sanctions, but they are about as tough as they can be on north korea and it has not brought north korea and it has not brought north korea and it has not brought north korea to a resolution of the crisis. Or you can do what the uk date in ireland when it got around the table, those people who has considered each other terrorists, who were representatives of groups that had engaged in murder, kidnapping, terrible violence, and yet they took the decision to get around a table and now, although with some setbacks, we have a Peace Process that those seems to have worked. In that case, you need enormous political good well, at home, to allow the leadership to do it, and you need a very proactive leadership that is prepared to use their Political Capital in order to engage in diplomacy with people that most of the population do not like. It is that issue of getting to diplomacy to get a resolution to the conflict, which is probably the only avenue left for the us. But which is very difficult for it to do at home. What is the motivation of north korea . Would would kim jongun be open to that sort of approach . think their motivation is the clearest of all. They tell you what they think and that is that without they think and that is that without the development of a Nuclear Missile capacity they would be at risk of Military Intervention form abroad. They think libya and saddam husseins iraq were invaded because they gave up what we call today weapons of mass destruction. This may or may not be true, but it is what they think. They think they have pre empted Military Intervention from abroad by developing this capacity. That is what they think. For them the top priority is to stave off Regime Change and by that, nowadays, what they mean is security for the half a dozen families at the top, controlling the regime. So what they wa nt controlling the regime. So what they want is some form of cast iron security guarantee, probably guaranteed by china and russia, that they would not be militarily intervened in from abroad and that they themselves would end up not facing International Courts of justice for Human Rights Abuses or anything else. That would be a very tough thing, again, for north koreas adverse aries, the us and most of the rest of the world, to swallow. That should be negotiated away as part of a Security Deal which would leave a north korean regime in place more or less bowood would get rid of Nuclear Weapons from the peninsula. Its a tough call but that is what the north Korean Leadership wants. Thank you. More now on the request from englands Chief Medical Officer who wants millions of nhs patients to be offered Genetic Testing within five years. Professor Dame Sally Davies says mapping dna could lead to more personalised treatments for cancer, and some rare diseases. Patient confidentiality campaigners say the government isnt doing enough to keep such information secure. With me now is professor mark caulfield, chief scientist of genomics england. Thank you for coming in. What is the potential for Something Like this . think our Chief Medical Officer has today laid out an important set of concrete recommendations for how we should adopt genomic medicine in the nhs. We are uniquely positioned in the world to do that. The real opportunities have patients today is in the area of rare inherited diseases, even those diseases are very rare, about 3 billion people live with them in the uk today. Many of them go through life without achieving a diagnosis. A third of the children affected will die before their fifth birthday, the children affected will die before theirfifth birthday, often without an answer for why they are like they are. And if you talk to the parents would those children, they crave an answer. In cancer we can use this technology now to select the cancer treatment. We can individualise or personalise it to the right treatment for the right cancer. In some cases we can potentially minimise exposure to side effects. Potentially minimise exposure to sideeffects. And that is an important distinction. It is possible to test for alzheimers but it is not recommended because it does not mean a cure. There is when you are looking at cancer there are specific examples of how finding it out, although it might not be something you want to find out, there is an upside to it. Yes, so there is an upside to it. Yes, so there are real opportunities to harness information and in the 100,000 Gino S Project that is exactly what we are about. We have now sequenced 31,000 gino is from participants with cancer and rare disease. And we have done some work on infections. We brought sequencing into diagnosis and evaluating resista nce into diagnosis and evaluating resistance of Tuberculosis Bacteria and that means in the future patients will get faster diagnosis, better selection of therapies at the outset. It is possible in time that the realm of this will expand beyond the realm of this will expand beyond the remit of those diseases, but thatis the remit of those diseases, but that is what you can justify the Health System funding to date with real benefit patients. It would potentially be transformational in every aspect of the Health Service and also where funding is targeted, because if you identify something and then can do preventative measures, it will save money in the long run. But in terms of actually knowing what to do with the information, what are the indicators . How specific can you be about when medicine needs to step in if someone has a genetic factor . can give you some examples from the rare disease programme. We have returned potential diagnosis been validated by the nhs, that have allowed a child with admissions to Intensive Care with severe infections to learn she needed an urgent bone marrow transplant, and without this we would not have known that. So we have been able to prioritise a therapy. Equally, you mention the cost of this, most patients go three years through the nhs with readily disease without achieving diagnosis, but they have many, quite expensive tests. Gino costs six or £700 to do. It is within the realm of testing we can bring to patients. And today we are bringing back results of 20 to 25 . That is an uplift of what theyve would have replaced previously from conventional systems. What we are saying today is we should now use this information to transfer this game into the nhs generally across england and scotland, Northern Ireland, wales, to benefit pressured patients everywhere. More now on a new report that warns that nearly 700,000 children in england are living in families described as high risk. The Childrens Commissioner, anne longfield, also says many vulnerable young People Struggle with abuse or Mental Health problems. Whether the victims of abuse, living in unstable households or dealing with Mental Health problems, there are men reasons young people could be deemed vulnerable. But the Childrens Commission of the england says official data does not effectively record those at risk. This means they are effectively rendered invisible and do not receive the right support. Todays report aims to provide a better picture of the scale of the problem. It found nearly 700,000 children live at high risk. 200,000 children are recognised by their local authority as having experienced adduce up trauma and in almost 600,000 cases children were deemed so vulnerable the state had to step into supplied support or care. The Fa Ct Of Into Supplied Support or care. The fact of the matter is no one knows how many Vulnerable Children there are. We have tabbed 12 statisticians working over four months on the best Data Available and this is the best estimate we can get to. But we also know whilst these figures themselves are shocking they are also the tip of the iceberg. The childrens minister Robert Goodwill says support for Vulnerable Children is being given across the government but says there is still more to do. The headlines on bbc Newsroom Live north korea claims it has successfully launched an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile in what would be a significant step forward in its weapons programme. South korea says a missile flew about 600 miles before crashing into the sea of japan. Most Cancer Patients could be offered genetic tests within five years to help create more effective treatments, under proposals outlined by englands Chief Medical Officer. The High Court Rules that the human rights of a 16 year old boy were breached after he was held alone in a cell for up to 23 and a half hours a day. A poll by Bbc Five Live has found that more than a third of premier League Football fans regularly watch games online via unofficial streams. The survey suggests that younger fans are most likely to do this and that nearly a quarter of supporters use special technology, such as kodi boxes, to watch live games online. In a statement, the premier league said the devices were illegal, and that people who supplied them had beenjailed or ordered to pay significant fines. I spoke to a tv analyst and asked him how illegal streaming can affect the Business Model of sports broadcasters. People are accessing content online in so many ways, many of them very legal. You have content providers such as amazon and even the broadcasters are putting their own co nte nt the broadcasters are putting their own content online. For example sky a few years ago launched now tv. And now sky have live exclusive rights to all sorts of Sports Content and you can access that through now tv. Equally, when you come to the question of these streaming boxes, the survey is talking about, where lots of people are using these services and not realising because they think it is such a grey area. That is where the question lies. So this is absolutely not a grey area. It is illegal. Yes, since april the eu Court Ofjustice passed a law that not only makes it illegal to sell these boxes but also to actually be streaming the content as well. In the past it used to just be if you were downloading content. Well. In the past it used to just be if you were downloading contentm the premier league have said people have been prosecuted for selling these boxes. How good are they getting at cracking down . These boxes. How good are they getting at cracking down7m these boxes. How good are they getting at cracking down . It is hard to say. I have read that over 200 individuals or businesses have been prosecuted since april. But who knows how many there are, and i think the real problem is how many would lie outside of the uk. For example. And the premier league can only do so much. They have asked for Internet Service providers to clamp down on illegal streams as well. Quite often someone will find they go on to an illegal stream and it will cut out because the Internet Service provider has clamped down. So where does it go, because when you look at what happened with music, as you say, there are Legal Systems in place now, but it started with people doing it illegally and then the Music Industry realised it was Fighting A Losing Battle and adapted accordingly. Of course, i think the broadcasters are doing their best to adapt. For example the sky service i talked about. But it makes it very difficult when this is content that is so expensive for the consumer to pay for. If they want to do it legally. Nowadays people are spending upwards of £50 a month just on sky and then you need to bring in bt sport as well if you want to access all the content. Because all the rights are split between different providers now. And if you think, back in the day you had Champions League games shown on itv for free, Champions League games shown on itv forfree, and Champions League games shown on itv for free, and nowadays Champions League games shown on itv forfree, and nowadays on bt not Champions League games shown on itv for free, and nowadays on bt not a lot of people realise you can still see some games for free, but they have also reduced the number of games which are really interesting to the british public. So people are finding that they want to go and finding that they want to go and find the content elsewhere because it is too expensive. It currently ranks alongside stonehenge and the egyptian pyramids but the city of liverpool could lose its unesco World Heritage status over concerns that planned skyscrapers will ruin its historic waterfront. The city was awarded the status in 2004 in recognition of its role as a major trade centre, but if removed liverpool would become only the second city to be deleted from the list. Jayne mccubbin reports. This is a skyline which commands superlatives. You have seen our architecture down here . Yes, its spectacular. This is really beautiful. I think its fantastic. Outstanding. Very impressive. We have literally been here five minutes and its fantastic. Were just going, wow, look at that building look at that building glorious. Gorgeous. Gorgeous . It isntjust gorgeous, its unesco endorsed gorgeousness, historically significant too. Thats why this waterfront has had unesco World Heritage status since 2004, just like here. And here. But a stones throw away is something which could ruin it all for liverpool. Whats proposed for either side of this famous dock wall is a development worth £5 billion over 30 years, covering just over half a square kilometre, but which unesco believes is so far from gorgeous, it could cost liverpool its World Heritage status. The liverpool waters plans from Developers Peel holdings are all about transforming the skyline. New offices, bars and a stadium, new housing, high rises. Unesco dont like it. Yesterday, these unesco representatives gathered in poland to look at a list of sites in danger of losing their status. They will set liverpool a deadline take control of the liverpool waters site or lose the plaque by 2018. It matters to unesco, but the city is divided over whether it should matter to them. I want to keep the status, but if keeping the plaque risks the investment and the jobs and the houses, the place and the people came before the plaque and they should stay before the plaque. We are a city of museums, but we dont want the city to be a museum. People like me, if i speak up, i am told i want to fossilise liverpool, im trying to museum ify liverpool, whatever. No, i want liverpool to develop in the future as well, with the same type of aesthetics that are there with the grandeur of the past. The once grand past of palmyra will also be considered on unescos danger list today. Likewise, aleppo. Along with many other Historic Sites which are victims of war. Liverpool, though, is considered a potential victim of regeneration and high rise ambition. The council says regeneration and conservation can complement each other. If unesco disagrees, the city could be the second only heritage site to be stripped of its status. Its been 70 years since the french designer Christian Dior founded his paris fashion house. The designer died only ten years after his first show, but as Sophia Tran Thomson reports, his revolutionary designs still live on. 70 years since Christian Dior launched his first collection of iconic designs, and his use of structured shapes and emphasis on femininity can still be seen in fashion today. To honour the designer whose name now represents one of the most famous couture brands in the world, an exhibition showcasing more than 300 dior dresses has opened at the museum of Decorative Arts in paris. Translation the visitor will be able to discover what we dont usually show. They will enter the creative studios and see the mood boards, the collection albums, like john gallianos album of collages. They will understand how fashion is sourced in art, in culture, in the countries of the entire world. They will understand the wealth of sources of inspiration for haute couture. Last year the fashion house named an italian designer its first female creative director. Dior is a big story, it is an unbelievable story. And this exhibition for me was a very Good Opportunity to no more the story of the brand. The thing that immediately surprises me was when i about monsieur dior, was went in the archive and i discovered this book about monsieur dior, was that immediately his brand was worldwide. Anniversary she unveiled the brands latest couture range on wednesday. Chris dian dior fashion latest couture range on wednesday. Chris dian diorfashion legacy is proof that style is timeless. He is the weather. There is a real contrast with the weather today across the country. Some of us glorious, others pretty miserable. You can see unfortunately across North Berwick and scotland it is fairly grey, overcast, and chile. The rain has been heavy, moving out of Northern Ireland where we have seen an inch of rain. It is sitting across central and Southern Scotland and fringing Northern England as well. Under the cloud and rain temperatures are low, around 12. We have started to see 23 in the south east corner. But that is the exception to the story today. Quite a lot of cloud around, crowd across england and wales has been thick enough for a spot of drizzle. Into the afternoon there is not much change. A glorious day in the Northern Isles on the far north of scotland. Dry and bright with highs of 14. But under the cloud and rain it will feel pretty disappointing and it will stay there for much of the afternoon. A slow improvement in Northern Ireland, drizzly outbreaks by the end of the day. The cloud should start too thin and break but we could see some more developing into the south east. We are likely to seek highs at 24, may be 25 in some places. Through this evening the Weather Front sinks slowly southwards, but it grinds to a halt across england. Quite humid feel overnight in the south east, lows of around 17. That is where we will see the best of the sunshine through the day on wednesday. Despite the Weather Front easing away, still clarity and drizzly to start with. A slow improvement and certainly feeling better than today. A degree or so warm for some. 14 to 18 degrees the high in the south east corner, could see 82 fahrenheit. So a couple of fine days before a thundery breakdown. The Weather Front thundery breakdown. The weather fro nt m oves thundery breakdown. The Weather Front moves through the channel and it could trigger some really sharp thundery downpours. As with the nature of showers they will be hit and miss. Some might escape but they can be heavy and could cause travel issues. A few showers to the far north as well. Take care. In. North korea says it has launched a missile which they claim is capable of reaching any corner of the globe. State tv claimed the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile landed in the sea ofjapan. The north Korean Leader watched its launch. But the us and russia say the missile had a medium range and presented no threat to either country. Well be asking what the Global Reaction could be. Also this lunchtime. The mayor of london, sadiq khan, warns thejudge heading the Grenfell Tower inquiry that he must urgently improve relations with local residents, amid claims they dont have faith in him. Calls for a National Network of genome testing it could mean more effective treatment for Cancer Patients within five years. The High Court Rules that a 16 year old boy held for long periods in Solitary Confinement at a Young Offenders institution had his human rights breached. The family of the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena bombing speak publicly for the first time on what would have been