内容摘要：Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer have both said the government could not have risked Axel Rudakubana walking free by ignoring advice that publishing information could have jeopardised his trial.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer have both said the government could not have risked Axel Rudakubana walking free by ignoring advice that publishing information could have jeopardised his trial.

Mrs Glatman's family said they were grateful for the verdict reached by the court and remained thankful for "the respect shown for our family's grief and privacy".A yellow weather warning for thunder has been issued across southern England by the Met Office.

The warning, which includes West Sussex and Surrey, begins at 12:00BST on Friday and finishes at 20:00, before another takes its place from 01:00 to 23:59 on Saturday.While the Met Office says many places will remain dry, thunderstorms and heavy showers could cause some disruption in other places.The warning also covers Hampshire, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall and the West Midlands.

Where thundery showers do fall, they will bring frequent lightning, gusty winds and potentially some large hail, as well as brief spells of heavy rain, the forecaster said.It has warned that 15-25 mm of rain fall may fall in an hour, with a very small chance of 30-40 mm falling in three hours.

Driving conditions may be affected by spray, standing water and/or hail, leading to longer journey times by car and bus and delays to train services are possible.

People in areas prone to flooding are being advised to prepare an emergency flood kit."It's easy to shop when there's nothing to pick from," one customer joked as they left the store.

A Co-op worker said they had dealt with red weather warnings and covid but "no one understands a cyber attack."The company told the BBC last week that the attack on its systems meant store deliveries had been hit and the hack had resulted in "significant" amounts of customer data being stolen.

Co-op said "remote lifeline stores" will receive extra deliveries soon.A "spokesperson said: "We take our responsibility to our Scottish island stores and communities very seriously.