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Theo Oshalliwitz here. Very good, good morning. There's a whole series of different types of headlines, but much of them are focusing

on the fact that both Yvette Cooper and Kiyostham and yesterday wanted to kind of give the

impression that the reason that this horrible, horrible episode happened in Southport where three little girls were murdered in cold blood,

loads of other people were stabbed, is because of the internet.

And let's face it, it's not because of the internet. Yes, he was able to buy a horrible knife on Amazon.

Yes, he was able to order it, and yes, he was able to get it delivered to his house.

But by far and away, the biggest number of stabbings that happened in this country happen with a kitchen knife. Yes, and he could have bought it. He could have bought it anywhere. The rules are tight enough.

What, what, Harry Cole's got the exclusive story in the sun that they're looking basically

expanding technology from my understanding. It's already in use where you have to use a live

selfie and then upload a scan of your passport or digital ID and then you can go and then

you can and people can use that at the moment if you want to join like a higher car club or something

like that and they want to do that for knives on Amazon to stop people buying it but it's worth

mentioning of course this would only kick in when you you, this would be necessary to prove you're 18.

Yeah.

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