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| i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. so we have one big question this morning — what else can we do to protect kids online? how will the education secretary, gillian keegan, and so the article? labour's peter kyle joins us from washington, dc, where he is meeting tech bosses. on the latest on american and uk strikes in yemen from jeremy bowen injerusalem. morning. with me at the desk, andrea thompson, editor in chief of marie claire. former facebook executive, richard allan, a lib dem now in the house of lords. and justine greening, who was, not so...

Workers are determined these new green jobs wont be worse jobs, as the bbc� s north America Business correspondent Michelle Fleury found out when she visited lordstown, ohio. Stretching across 64 acres. Altium sells a Battery Factory in lordstown, ohio, is far from the picket line. But this site, a partnership between car maker General Motors and korean battery supplier lg, is at the forefront of the United Auto Workers fight to protect workers through the move to electric cars. Connie ziegler is a Maintenance Technician here at the only american Battery Plant to be represented by a union. S...

The implementation of these projects showcases the Indian government's support in strengthening the efforts of Nepal's government in uplifting people. 

When he came out of Northgate, he was unemployed and unable to work.  He said: "I didn't have to worry about bills or looking after a family when I was inside. But the real world gave me a shock when I came out. "I didn't want to have to sign on to benefits or keep taking medication - because my friends weren't doing that and it seemed unmanly. I was in my 30s, but I still felt so different to the people around me." Then, Mr Humble became the victim of an abusive relationship for around 18 months. As a drinker, his partner left him feeling on edge and emasculated.

When he came out of Northgate, he was unemployed and unable to work.  He said: "I didn't have to worry about bills or looking after a family when I was inside. But the real world gave me a shock when I came out. "I didn't want to have to sign on to benefits or keep taking medication - because my friends weren't doing that and it seemed unmanly. I was in my 30s, but I still felt so different to the people around me." Then, Mr Humble became the victim of an abusive relationship for around 18 months. As a drinker, his partner left him feeling on edge and emasculated.