she s the former facebook insider who revealed its most closely guarded secrets. 14 year old molly russell. he s the father who lost his daughter to suicide. now campaigning to protect other children online. nice to meet you. today they met for the first time. so what do you think the impact of molly s story was on instagram as a platform and how it approaches safety? facebook is full of kind, conscientious, well meaning people. the real question is around, can we as a public change the incentives such that it makes more sense for facebook to invest more money in safety on instagram? so i m sure that molly s. the experience that molly had, caused them to look at these questions more. at the same time, we need way more invested in this, because we need to make more progress faster. one of the things that lead us to find out more about molly was some notes that she d left that were found after she died. and in one of them she wrote, i keep a lot to myself and it keeps building
quarterfinals. welcome to the programme and if you are a manchester united fan, you re not going to enjoy where we started, they were hammered, humiliated and utterly helpless against liverpool at old trafford. they lost five goals to zero. in the theatre of dreams, the stage was set for the biggest rivalry in english football. the first task was to silence the home crowd. it did not take them long. this goal within five minutes was the earliest they have scored here in the premier league. and soon it was sliding in and stunning old trafford. this was becoming disastrous for united and if they thought he could not get worse, they would be wrong. the onslaught continued as they made it four at the break before clinching this hat trick early in the second half. to compound the united misery, he was sent off for a tackle as they slumped to one of their worst feet several trafford. slumped to one of their worst feet several trafford. angry, of course. but my emotions, several
some very big contrasts in our weather across the uk today. in the north, very cloudy from argyll and bute. rain bearing clouds, some of it spreading south was across the uk. in the south, it is actually a completely different story. we ve got a clear skies and you can see the clear weather across the south coast of england, east anglia and the south east, whereas here there is a weather front which, at the moment, it s pretty much crossing the irish sea, the worst of the weather around cumbria, lancashire, parts of northern wales. this is where it will be through the early afternoon. it has been such a dry end to the spring that this rainfall is welcome, particularly welcome in the south. the trouble is, even once the south. the trouble is, even once the rain does reach southern areas this evening and overnight, the weather front reigns itself out, so weather front reigns itself out, so we have spits and spots left. at the weekend isjust we have spits and spots left. at the
father. his 87 year old father, david senior, and they got to enjoy that together. david moyes has been in the game a long time, 25 odd years as a manager and as a player as well. he is overseeing over a thousand plus measures in that time hand has only ever gotten one other trophy, the second division with preston north and in 2000. as he said, it was the greatest night of his career and, you know, he has been under tremendous tremendous pressure. to have all of that expungedin pressure. to have all of that expunged in those magicalfinal moments, you can see what it meant to him and he doesn t tend to give it lots of emotion away when you interview him or speak to them but it means so much to him. what is done for west ham football club. he saved them from relegation in 2017 and giving them these european adventures, a phenomenal adventure in the europa league last year, taking them to the semifinal last year where they lost, sadly to the eventual winners. so nothing to do t