Babies were attacked, on what has been an extrordinary day in court. Also on the programme. Mason greenwood and Manchester United agree he wont play for the club again after charges against him including attempted rape were dropped. Saudi Border Guards are accused of Killing Hundreds of people trying to cross from Yemen Looking for work. King charles Charitable Foundation and claims that it was involved in a cash for honours scandal the police say theyll take no further action. And spains victorious world cup winners return home this evening were live in madrid for their homecoming parade. On bbc london eligibility for the Ulez Scrappage Scheme is, stay for the Ulez Scrappage Scheme is, with us here on continuing stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondence in the uk and around the world. Good evening. The Serial Killer lucy letby will never be released from prison, after thejudge at Manchester Crown court jailed her for life for ea
scotland yard says it will take no further action after investigating a charity set up by king charles while he was the prince of wales. it began investigating the prince s foundation following newspaper allegations that a saudi donor was offered help getting an honour. the met said it had chosen to close its investigation after consulting the crown prosecution service. a man has appeared in court charged with terrorism offences linked to a major data breach by the police service of northern ireland. the names of more than 10,000 officers and staff were released by mistake. it s alleged that christopher paul 0 kane, from londonderry, had a spreadsheet containing officers names at his home. he s been remanded in custody. the number of pothole related breakdowns is at a five year high, according to the aa. it says call outs linked to potholes were up by a fifth injuly, compared tojuly a year ago, with over 50,000 vehicles breaking down last month.
more and more ethiopians laid to rest on foreign soil. 2a year old abaga was buried in the northern city of saada two weeks ago. local ethiopian sources told us he d been shot and wounded at the border. mustafa says it s wrong to dwell on the past but he wishes he hadn t left home, hadn t tried to improve his life. even if he could now fly to saudi arabia, he says he wouldn t do it. paul adams, bbc news. scotland yard says it will take no further action after investigating a charity set up by king charles while he was the prince of wales. it began looking into the prince s foundation following newspaper allegations that a saudi donor to the charity was offered help getting an honour. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is here. joining me now is nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent. take us through what has happened. first the allegation that a rich saudi businessman who had previously
a way to access private messages if there s a risk to children. now, they can either build a backdoor in the encryption or they can put software on everybody s phones that scans content before it s sent. both options are controversial. we unfortunately can t rely on wishful thinking that tech companies can pull easy shortcuts out of thin air. and as a matter of fact, at the moment, this technology simply doesn t exist. the challenge of balancing privacy and safety affects everybody, and it s causing lots of arguments. i don t form friendships online any more. i don t do it. i don t take the risk. but young people like aoife say theyjust wish someone had been able to intervene and help them. zoe kleinman, bbc news. adam smith responded following newspaper allegations about presenter stephen nolan. a newspaper allegations about presenter stephen nolan. a number of claims concerning presenter stephen nolan. a number of claims concerning the presenter stephen nolan. a number of claims