As a default setting. Social media companies have been under growing pressure to protect children from harmful online content. Heres our Technology Editor zoe kleinman. Instagram already claims to have more than 50 tools aimed at keeping teens safe on its platform. But so far, the problem of children being exposed to harmful content has not been resolved. Well, i dont know if its social media, but i think as parents we should have the right to see it. An Ofcom Study earlier this year found that every single child it spoke to had seen violent material online. Instagram was one of the platforms they mentioned the most. The new measures aim put more control into the hands of parents. Accou nts accounts belonging to anyone under the age of 18 are made private by default. Now, if someone under 16 wants to make an account public, they have to add a parent to approve it, and that perak will be able to see who they message which topics they follow. Notifications will be muted overnight, and young people will get an alert if they spend an hour on the app. The biggest changes that Under 16s will need parental permission to alter any of the settings. Some parents have campaigned for years for better protection for their children. Ian russells Daughter Molly took her own life in 2017 after viewing Self Harm Content on instagram. Meta are very good at making these big announcements. What they also have to be good at is making these things transparent and measuring how well their measures are working. Sometime before christmas when these measures are in place and children are using them, we should know from meta how theyre working, whether there are still problems in what they are doing to plug the gaps. These new tools might give parents extra oversight, but they still Cant Control Instagram algorithms or what content appears in the app in the first place. And thats all assuming parents want this extra responsibility. Speaking just last week, Meta Exec Sir Nick Clegg said, in reality, the Tech Giant has found that parents are reluctant to sign up and use these features. Zoe kleinman, Bbc News. Lets go now to our correspondent, angus crawford, who has been following the story. Angus, how do you see this . Is this a big step forward for online safety . 1 a big step forward for online safe . ~ ,... Safety . I think this announcement could be hugely safety . I think this announcement could be hugely significant, safety . I think this announcement could be hugely significant, but i safety . I think this announcement could be hugely significant, but it| could be hugely significant, but it raises for me three immediate and important issues. Number one, existing users on the platform who are under 18 who may well have lied about their age to get there. We know from some research, as many as 65 of nine to 12 year olds already have an account on instagram, so what is the platform going to do to verify those users who may have said they were an adult to get on. Second, what about new users and Age Verification . What is instagram going to do today that it wasnt doing yesterday to make sure that those children are the age they say they are . There is another issue there. How do you tackle the problem of teenagers pestering their parents to set up an account for them . Finally, The Big Question is, is this really is because it sounds . Other Tectonic Plates starting to move . In recent years we have had the online Safety Act here, The European Digital Services Act in the eu, and we have had Court Cases in the us about the safety of the platforms. So i suppose the question is, our Regulation And Litigation finally starting to bite . Finally starting to bite . Angus, Thank Ou finally starting to bite . Angus, thank you very finally starting to bite . Angus, thank you very much finally starting to bite . Angus, thank you very much indeed. L in france, a 71 year old man has admitted drugging his wife so that he and 50 other men could rape her as she slept. Dominique pelicot told a court in avignon he was admitting all the charges against him. I am a rapist, he said, and so are all the other defendants in this court room. He begged for the forgiveness of his wife, gisele. Our Paris Correspondent Andrew Harding has been following the case and has sent us this report. Prison vans arriving at the courthouse in avignon. Inside, and handcuffed, some of the 51 men on trial here. All accused of raping one drugged and unconscious woman. And this morning, as usual, that woman strode calmly into court, waiving her right to anonymity, looking at past other accused who are not in detention. No cameras are allowed inside the courtroom, but today, pelicot s former husband dominique gave evidence. 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As you said in your report, this is a case that has caused Shock Waves across france and indeed around the world, in fact, where people have been paying close attention to the case. But extraordinary developments in the Courtroom Today as well. Indeed, a morning of extraordinary testimony from Dominique Pelicot, who said he was not born evil. He apologised for what he had done, but he also cited being raped when he was nine that contributed to what later became an addiction. He insisted he had not abused his daughter or any other of his children or grandchildren. His wife, gisele, was in court to hear this, she reacted by saying in court that it was difficult to listen to the man that she had trusted completely for 50 years. Significantly as well of course, there were 50 Co Accused also sitting in that courtroom this morning. Only 15 of them have actually admitted to rape. The rest have suggested that there were some implied consent, or that the Husbands Consent was enough. And today we heard Dominique Pelicot very clearly rejecting that as an argument, saying all those men being filmed knew what they were doing. They were all rapists like he was, he said. ... he said. Andrew harding, Our Paris corresuondent. He said. Andrew harding, our Paris Correspondent, thank he said. Andrew harding, our Paris Correspondent, thank you he said. Andrew harding, our Paris Correspondent, thank you very he said. Andrew harding, Our Paris i correspondent, thank you very much. Here, a 26 year old man has appeared in court charged with the murders of three women who died after a Crossbow Attack at their home in hertfordshire. Carol hunt, the wife of the Bbc Racing Commentatorjon hunt, and their Daughters Hannah and louise were found with fatal injuries injuly. Kyle clifford appeared via a Video Link and was remanded to appear again this afternoon at the royal Courts Ofjustice. Our reporter Steve Knibbs is there. Steve, bring us Up To date. Kyle clifford appeared via Video Link from the Custody Suite at Kempston Police station in bedfordshire where he had been questioned and charged overnight. Some of the details of the case against it were discussed in court. People police were called to the house in bushey, and they find Louise Hunt tied to a share. She had been shot with a crossbow. Their mother Carol Hunt was also found with multiple stab wounds, and they died in the house. Kyle clifford we know was arrested the next day at a cemetery, and police found him with serious injuries. He told the court this morning that he couldnt speak very loudly because he still had a voice injury. Police can only questioned him when he was well enough, and last night they charged him with the murders of the three women, possession of a ten inch butchers knife, and a crossbow, and the false imprisonment of Louise Hunt. Magistrate courts can deal with the charges relating to the knife in the crossbow, but not a case of murder or false case of murder orfalse imprisonment, so he was remanded in custody and will appear in front of a High Courtjudge here at the royal Courts Ofjustice this afternoon. Steve, thank you very much. Stephen into reporting there. The bbc s director general Tim Davie has said he cant see Huw Edwards working at the corporation again. He was addressing an audience a day after the former newsreader received a suspended Jail Term for making indecent images of children. Our Culture Reporter Noor nanji is there. Noor, what else did Tim Davie say . Tim davie was speaking at an Industry Event here in central london, and as you say, it is a day after Huw Edwards was sentenced on those abuse images. Tim davie was first of all asked whether he thought that Huw Edwards would ever work at the bbc again, and he said, for obvious reasons he cant see that happening. He said given the appalling crimes he hasjust been convicted of. He was also asked about scrubbing Huw Edwards from the archives, and he said on that matter we never completely ban people from the archives, but it cant see a scenario in which edwards is used in day to day programming. More broadly, he was also saying that within the bbc there is a sense of Shock And Anger and upset about what has happened, but he says it is not really about the corporation. What it is about the victims and their families. Finally he was asked about the money. Remember the bbc asked Huw Edwards to return that 200,000 that he earned since his arrest last november, and on that front, he says, we want the money back, we have asked for the money back, but thatis have asked for the money back, but that is all He Is able to say at this point. That is all He Is able to say at this point that is all He Is able to say at this oint. ~ ,. This point. Thank you very much, Noor Nanji this point. Thank you very much, Noor Nanji reporting this point. Thank you very much, Noor Nanji reporting there. A 16 year old boy says hes been left shaken after the treatment he received at great ormond Street Hospital is now part of an urgent review. George is one of more than 700 children who were patients of yaserjabbar, a consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who stepped down from his role last year, but whose work is now being examined by the Royal College Of Surgeons, following concerns raised by Staff And Patient families. Great ormond street says its contacted all those affected. Alison freeman reports. It was meant to be an operation that helped to improve georges life, but the complicated procedure he thought would lengthen his left arm and required nine months in a Metal Frame in fact did the opposite. My left hand, its shorter and definitely more curved than it was before as well. The fingers arent as flexible, and im in pain when i put them under any sort of stress. Great ormond Street Hospital is now reviewing the care of more than 700 children who received treatment from an Orthopaedic Surgeon. That surgeon is yaserjabbar. He worked at the London Hospital for five years between 2017 and 2022. Two years ago, after concerns were raised by staff and families of patients, great ormond street asked the Royal College Of Surgeons to conduct a wider review into its orthopaedic practices. Subsequently, the hospital wrote to all 721 of mrjabbar s patients and their families. It now said 22 children in 39 cases it had looked at so far had come to some degree of harm, with 13 classified as serious. For georges family, who only found out earlier this year, its come a huge shock. George had been under their care since he was two, and we had had the best care. And you do go in with blind trust, because it is great ormond street. We are devastated, and we are mortified that our trust has been broken by the place that we trusted our son to. In a statement, great ormond street apologised, and said a group of independent experts are now reviewing all the patients of one surgeon, and that it was committed to being open and transparent. Mrjabbar is now thought to be practising in dubai, and has not responded to the bbc for comment. I was quite shocked to see the number of individuals who were affected by this potentially, and as the investigation is still ongoing, so, yes, we would encourage any families who have any concerns to seek legal advice. George and his family are now considering whats best for his future. Its very difficult for george, because this surgery performed isnt just a one off surgery, its nine months of having a frame on yourarm, which affects your education, it affects future earnings, it affects your social life. The decision is now Up To george whether he chooses to go to future surgery. I just want to live a happy life above all else. Alison freeman, Bbc News. The time is 1. 15. Our top story this afternoon. Teenagers on instagram will now face strict parental controls on the app, in a move welcomed by campaigners calling for better online safety. And some Delivery Riders who use Electric Bikes to travel at dangerous speeds say they deserve better pay and conditions, as Police Crack down on the modified E Bikes. Coming up on Bbc News. In the big tie on the first night of Champions League action, liverpool are away to Ac Milan. What a way for new Manager Arne Slot to celebrate his 46th birthday. Donald trump has spoken publicly for the first time since he was targeted in an apparent Assassination Attempt at his Golf Course in florida. Investigators say the suspect hid in bushes for nearly 12 hours before he was spotted by secret Service Agents. Mr trump praised his Protection Team and, in a rare show of political unity, commended President Biden for calling him after the incident, as our North America Correspondent, peter bowes, reports. Keep walking this is the moment Ryan Routh was taken into custody. The 58 year old was arrested shortly after fleeing from Donald Trumps Golf Club in West Palm Beach, florida. Whats your name . Ryan. Ryan . Less than 2a hours later, he was in court, dressed in a blue Prison Jumpsuit and facing multiple firearms charges linked to an alleged attempt to assassinate the former president. This is where he was confronted by a secret Service Agent while Donald Trump was playing a round of golf. All of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air. And i guess probably four orfive. And it sounded like bullets, but what do i know about that . The Secret Service knew immediately it was bullets. And they grabbed me, everybodyjust, we got into the carts and we moved along pretty good. I was with an agent and the agent did a fantasticjob. The agent fired at what investigators say appeared to be a Rifle Poking out of trees near the edge of the course. Cellular data shows that the subject was in the vicinity of the Golf Course roughly 12 hours before the engagement with the united states Secret Service. Investigators say theyre still working on whether Ryan Routh was acting alone. Kamala harris said violence had no place in america, and she was relieved her Election Opponent was safe, but Mr Trump blamed what he called her and the current president s rhetoric for what happened on sunday and two months ago. Take a look at what happened. Gunshots. The former president first survived an Assassination Attempt while speaking at an open Air Rally in pennsylvania. Since then, security around him has been tightened. But the Secret Service says it needs more resources to do itsjob. President biden says hes looking to see if further measures are needed to ensure the safety of Mr Trump. Ive always condemned political violence, and i always will in america. In america, we resolve our differences peacefully at the ballot box, not at the end of a gun. The White House says Mr Biden has spoken to the former president to convey his relief that hes safe. Mr trump later said they had a very nice call about Secret Service protection. Officials say security around Donald Trumps Mar A Lago home is now as intense as when he was president. There are seven anxious weeks to go until polling day. Peter bowes, Bbc News, Los Angeles. We can speak now to our North America Correspondent tom bateman, who is in West Palm Beach in Florida Close to Mr Trumps Mar A Lago resort. Wha