Supporter and critic before 10am. And a court in liverpool has been told theres been a further decline in the condition of alfie evans, the baby at the centre of a legal battle about the withdrawal of life support. Well speak to his father whos fighting against the decision. Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11. Throughout the morning, the latest breaking news and developing stories. A little later in the programme, well hearfrom katie price. Shes talking to mps today to try and make online abuse a specific crime. As youll know, her son harvey has been subject to some really horrible abuse through most of his life. And well hear from lauri love the alleged computer hacker accused of stealing info from Us Government Computer Systems. Hes won his legal battle against extradition to america. Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about this morning use the hashtag victorialive. And if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Plus, can i saw a ver
Which prevent british aid being spent on relief work in the caribbean. And the new plastic tenner featuring jane austen and raised dots to help blind people. A clear plastic window with winchester cathedral, gold coloured, on it, and thats the last resting place of jane austen there, on the back of the note. And coming up in the sport on bbc news Maria Sharapova hits back at the people who have criticised her return to tennis, after a 15 month doping ban. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The Public Inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire, which killed at least 80 people injune, has opened with a minutes silence to remember the victims. The man leading the inquiry, sir Martin Moore Bick, said he acknowledges the great sense of anger and betrayal felt by survivors, and that the inquiry can and will provide answers about how the disaster could have happened in 21st century london. He added that the inquiry would not shrink from making recommendations that could lead to civi
People to be caught participants, people to be caught participants, people who will give evidence, have legal representation, here parts of evidence before they give evidence. There is no clear timetable because there is so much evidence to gather and so many submissions have to be gone through before public hearings can start. It is going to run in the two phases. The first phase will be the development of the fire, how it started and where, how it spread quickly, the chain of events during the hours before it was extinguished, and the evacuation of residents. He said there was an urgent need to find the answers to these questions, how a Building Construction could have enabled such a disaster to occur, and he said this is because we need to make other high rise buildings safe and people in those buildings are safe. There will be written and oral evidence from those involved, from residents, People Living there, and firefighters, and he said he hopes many people will come forward. Tha
And meet survivors of Hurricane Irma. Also in the next hour, the transformed tenner. In circulation for the first time the new plastic ten pound note complete with a picture ofjane austen, and raised dots to help the blind. And the singer selena gomez reveals shes had a kidney transplant as a result of an autoimmune disease. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. The Public Inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire which killed around 80 people injune has opened with a minutes silence to remember the victims. The man leading the inquiry, sir Martin Moore Bick, said he acknowledged the great sense of anger and betrayal felt by survivors, and that he wanted to provide answers about how the disaster could have happened in 21st century london. He added that the inquiry wouldnt shrink from making recommendations that could lead to civil or criminal prosecutions. Frankie mccamley reports. It was a catastrophic tragedy that killed at least 80 people. And three months on from the fire at Gr
The issue a list of demands in a growing crisis. Welcome to World Leaders today. More than 800 hollings in tower blocks on a Council Estate in camden, north london are being evacuated because of safety concern. Camden council says residents in flat in five towers and the Chalcots Estate will be moved for urgent safety work. It follows the fire in last week in which 79 people died. The last few minutes, we have heard from georgia gould, leader of camden council. She explained why the decision has been made. Ever since the tragic fire at grenfell, we have done everything we can to check the safety of our blog. On wednesday we were first in the queue to check the cladding on our blocks. What we found was the installation was safe but the external cladding was not up to the standard that we wanted and was not fire retardant. Obviously this was very disappointed and we share that disappointment with our residents. Weve had a Public Meeting on thursday with residents were they concerned abou