Turkey: Erdogan defends Istanbul election re-run

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Istanbul's mayoral election was affected by "organised crime and serious corruption". He defended the decision to re-run the election in which the opposition candidate won. We get the latest and hear from Turkish voters.

Also, we hear the stories of people in Great Yarmouth, a town on England's east coast which suffers from deprivation and poverty. It's part of a series of BBC reports looking at the issues facing Britain's coastal towns.

And, we speak to a woman who removes tattoos from survivors of human trafficking and abuse.

(Photo: An election banner with the pictures of Turkish President Erdogan and AK Party mayoral candidate Yildirim is seen over the Galata bridge in Istanbul 07/05/2019. Credit: Reuters)