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Simon Levy found guilty of murdering two women and raping a third

The Met admits that one of Simon Levy's victims would be alive today if errors hadn't been made. We speak to London's victim's commissioner, who is calling for an inquiry.

The Metropolitan Police has admitted one of Simon Levy's victims would be alive today if errors hadn't been made. We speak to London's Victim's Commissioner who is calling for an inquiry. Also on the programme: more than a thousand migrant children are still stuck in Ceuta after tens of thousands of people crossed into the Spanish exclave from Morocco. An aid worker tells us about the difficulties they face. Plus: is the Women's World Cup at risk? The qualifiers are meant to start in the autumn but UEFA is maintaining its boycott of FIFA over a private investment row. We'll ask where this leaves the women's game. And, as holidaymakers swap sunbeds for cooler climes, we bring you the best alternative destinations for 'cool-cations.'

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