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police in humberside tell us that it's not possible to identify any of the cremated ashes at the centre of an investigation into a funeral director's. and the remarkable man from cardiff who saved the town hall from fire in world war ii is and coming up on bbc news, the wta is taking its best players to a new home — the tour�*s finals tournament will be hosted by saudi arabia for the next three years. hammersmith bridge remains unclear, but will land in�*s next mayor fix it? good evening. one of the most devastating legacies of the covid lockdowns has been the impact on vulnerable women, children and men suffering domestic abuse. the lockdowns saw a steep rise in the number of cases, with around a third more people seeking help, and those numbers have stayed high right the way through the cost of living crisis. the domestic abuse commissioner is warning of a growing funding emergency for services set up to help both victims and perpetrators. for this special report, i was given rare access to see how children who are victims are helped. i spoke to people who've inflicted abuse —
police in humberside tell us that it's not possible to identify any of the cremated ashes at the centre of an investigation into a funeral director's. and the remarkable man from cardiff who saved the town hall from fire in world war ii is and coming up on bbc news, the wta is taking its best players to a new home — the tour�*s finals tournament will be hosted by saudi arabia for the next three years. hammersmith bridge remains unclear, but will land in�*s next mayor fix it? good evening....
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more than 700 families have now contacted humberside police after an inverstigation was started into the mishandling of human remains at a funeral directors in hull. it's four weeks since 35 bodies and a quantity of ash were recovered from the legacy funeral home's site. police now say the work to identify the bodies is still ongoing. having worked closely with forensic scientists and specialist to assess whether it's possible to extract dna from the human ashes in order to identify them... whilst the expert opinion it provides us with an assurance that proper crematorium processes have been followed, unfortunately, given the high temperature required to carry out cremation, the dna will have been broken down and degraded to such a level that we would not be able to recover a meaningful dna profile. this means that we are unable to attribute any of the human ashes or identify them. this will, of course, be devastating news for families and loved ones, and you have my heartfelt condolences at this really difficult time. you can see and hear the emotion from the officer giving those de
more than 700 families have now contacted humberside police after an inverstigation was started into the mishandling of human remains at a funeral directors in hull. it's four weeks since 35 bodies and a quantity of ash were recovered from the legacy funeral home's site. police now say the work to identify the bodies is still ongoing. having worked closely with forensic scientists and specialist to assess whether it's possible to extract dna from the human ashes in order to identify them......
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in hull, a vigil is held as humberside police say it's not possible to identify any of the cremated ashes in an investigation into a funeral directors. the remarkable man from cardiff — who saved the town hall from fire in world war ii — is honoured on his 100th birthday. it was possibly the most tense call ever between these two men — joe biden and benjamin netanyahu spoke for the first time since monday's attack on the aid convoy. is israel's key international alliance now in danger of fracturing? that is newsnight at 1030. good evening. in a notable hardening of tone, president biden has told israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that washington's future support for his war in gaza will depend on israel taking new and immediate action to protect civilians and aid workers. it was their first phone conversation since an israeli air strike killed seven aid workers — including three british nationals — in central gaza on monday. mr biden called it unacceptable and urged israel to take steps towards an immediate ceasefire. it's the first time there has been a public warning
in hull, a vigil is held as humberside police say it's not possible to identify any of the cremated ashes in an investigation into a funeral directors. the remarkable man from cardiff — who saved the town hall from fire in world war ii — is honoured on his 100th birthday. it was possibly the most tense call ever between these two men — joe biden and benjamin netanyahu spoke for the first time since monday's attack on the aid convoy. is israel's key international alliance now in danger of...
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humberside police say they've also received a number of reports that relate to suspected financial and fraudulent activity. the 46—year—old man and 23—year—old woman who were arrested remain on bail. we wantjustice, we want answers, and we're not going nowhere. they're planning another vigil in a month's time, and another a month later — and every month until the police investigation is finished, and the families and loved ones have answers to all their questions. jessica lane, bbc news, hull. for many of us, reading is a skill we take for granted, but for the seven million people across england who have very low literacy skills it can often make everyday tasks a real challenge. in one of the worst affected areas in the country, the north east, one former teacher is now on a mission to change that. 0ur correspondent sharon barbour reports. books that millions of people across the country can't read. in england alone more than seven million people struggle
humberside police say they've also received a number of reports that relate to suspected financial and fraudulent activity. the 46—year—old man and 23—year—old woman who were arrested remain on bail. we wantjustice, we want answers, and we're not going nowhere. they're planning another vigil in a month's time, and another a month later — and every month until the police investigation is finished, and the families and loved ones have answers to all their questions. jessica lane, bbc...
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humberside police says it's impossible to get dna from the cremated ashes so hundreds of relatives may never know if they have received the actual remains of their loved ones, as our reporter jessica lane explains. in pickering park in west hull last night, they came together in memory of their loved ones. just some of the hundreds of people affected by the police investigation at legacy funeral directors. michaela is related to one of the 35 people police removed from the building on hessle road. you can't understand it, there's no way to understand exactly what's gone on. and that's the hardest bit, is not understanding and not having no answers. but i know... i know it's going to take a while. and that's the whole point of this. we're not going to forget what's happened. we're never going to forget what's happened, and we're going to make sure people don't forget what happened. oh, yeah, you've got to feel for them all, haven't you, like, you know? she's come up for a friend of hers because she's that heartbroken she daren't come out, like, you know what i mean? karen used legacy fo
humberside police says it's impossible to get dna from the cremated ashes so hundreds of relatives may never know if they have received the actual remains of their loved ones, as our reporter jessica lane explains. in pickering park in west hull last night, they came together in memory of their loved ones. just some of the hundreds of people affected by the police investigation at legacy funeral directors. michaela is related to one of the 35 people police removed from the building on hessle...
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humberside police have been carrying out investigations into the funeral home since the 6th of march, and say they are likely to continue for some time. it's horrendous. even a dog put down gets better treated than what a human being does. the family say they are devastated about what's been happening and want answers. it's just heart—wrenching. it should never happen to a human being, none of this. humberside police say the impact of what's happening has been felt across the community, but nowhere more so than in the homes of the loved ones of those affected. jessica lane, bbc news, hull. researchers have found that people living with long covid have inflammation in their blood which could provide clues for ways to treatment it. a uk study looking at hundreds of people who've been seriously ill with covid found that their immune system remains overactive long after catching the virus. fergus walsh is here with the full story. millions of people have been affected by long covid. although most eventually make a full recovery, some struggle with symptoms for months or even years. the
humberside police have been carrying out investigations into the funeral home since the 6th of march, and say they are likely to continue for some time. it's horrendous. even a dog put down gets better treated than what a human being does. the family say they are devastated about what's been happening and want answers. it's just heart—wrenching. it should never happen to a human being, none of this. humberside police say the impact of what's happening has been felt across the community, but...
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the humberside police force area is sixth—highest in the country. so what do people in scunthorpe think about what needs to be done? i'm actually a trained mechanic. right? who can drive lorries, hgv, what have you, but i have to go through so many tests. and even i've crashed into things and what have you. there's no training at all. did you think you needed more advice on training? not really. i've been a lorry driver for 30 - years and nobody gives way to you. no, you do have to be extra cautious. - the only problem me and other people with scooters find is there isn't enough dropped kerbs. so we have to go on the road and go around parked vehicles to get around things because you just can't get off the kerb. i mean a lot of it, it's just pure common sense. for now, common sense is the only protection, along with raising awareness of how vulnerable mobility scooter users are on the roads. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. it was a chilly start to the day for many of us and many places will stay chilly, particularly a
the humberside police force area is sixth—highest in the country. so what do people in scunthorpe think about what needs to be done? i'm actually a trained mechanic. right? who can drive lorries, hgv, what have you, but i have to go through so many tests. and even i've crashed into things and what have you. there's no training at all. did you think you needed more advice on training? not really. i've been a lorry driver for 30 - years and nobody gives way to you. no, you do have to be extra...
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officers from humberside police and it also involved the national crime agency as well. understandably, like you say, it's something that's captivated the nation really , not just the nation really, not just people here in hull and east yorkshire who have been shocked and upset. there's been scant information on, so far before this that has been released by the police. they've asked people not to speculate. we know that two people are out on bail at the moment. a 46 year old man and a 23 year old woman were arrested in connection with this, and humberside police have previously described the investigation as highly complex. in the press conference this afternoon, the council also spoke as well. they said that it had visited funeral directors across east yorkshire and that it was clear from these visits that the incident being investigated with legacy funeral directors was isolated and in no way reflective of the wider funeral industry . the police funeral industry. the police also said that they've still got also said that they've still got a dedicated head, a hotline se
officers from humberside police and it also involved the national crime agency as well. understandably, like you say, it's something that's captivated the nation really , not just the nation really, not just people here in hull and east yorkshire who have been shocked and upset. there's been scant information on, so far before this that has been released by the police. they've asked people not to speculate. we know that two people are out on bail at the moment. a 46 year old man and a 23 year...
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in hull, a vigil is held as humberside police say it's not possible to identify any of the cremated ashes in an investigation into a funeral directors. the remarkable man from cardiff — who saved the town hall from fire in world war ii — is honoured on his 100th birthday. it was possibly the most tense call ever between these two men — joe biden and benjamin netanyahu spoke for the first time since monday's attack on the aid convoy. is israel's key international alliance now in danger of fracturing? that is newsnight at 1030. good evening. in a notable hardening of tone, president biden has told
in hull, a vigil is held as humberside police say it's not possible to identify any of the cremated ashes in an investigation into a funeral directors. the remarkable man from cardiff — who saved the town hall from fire in world war ii — is honoured on his 100th birthday. it was possibly the most tense call ever between these two men — joe biden and benjamin netanyahu spoke for the first time since monday's attack on the aid convoy. is israel's key international alliance now in danger of...
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if not, please report this matter to the police by calling 101 or via our humberside police website, where your enquiry will be crimed and you'll be contacted subsequently by part of the investigation team . i can of the investigation team. i can confirm that a man and woman still remain on police bail in relation to the investigation, and that our extensive enquiries will continue. i would now like to hand you over to julia weldon from hull city council, who will be able to provide you with further information. >> you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon everybody. my name is julia weldon. >> director of public health >> i'm director of public health and we've been listening and we've just been listening to the there , giving this the police there, giving this press conference in on press conference in hull on the status of this funeral directors, which is it seems there are actually more questions as a result of this press conference than answers. >> perhaps not every body that has been recovered from this funeral directors has been identified. >> emily went on to say th
if not, please report this matter to the police by calling 101 or via our humberside police website, where your enquiry will be crimed and you'll be contacted subsequently by part of the investigation team . i can of the investigation team. i can confirm that a man and woman still remain on police bail in relation to the investigation, and that our extensive enquiries will continue. i would now like to hand you over to julia weldon from hull city council, who will be able to provide you with...
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humberside police say it's impossible to get dna from the cremated ashes so hundreds of relatives may never know if they have received the actual remains of their loved ones as our reporter jessica lane explains. in pickering park in west hull last night, they came together in memory of their loved ones. just some of the hundreds of people affected by the police investigation at legacy funeral directors. michaela is related to one of the 35 people police removed from the building on hessle road. you can't understand it, there's no way to understand exactly what's gone on. and that's the hardest bit, is not understanding and not having no answers. but i know... i know it's going to take a while. and that's the whole point of this. we're not going to forget what's happened. we're never going to forget what's happened, and we're going to make sure people don't forget what happened. oh, yeah, you've got to feel for them all, haven't you, like, you know? she's come up for a friend of hers because she's that heartbroken she daren't come out, like, you know what i mean? karen used legacy for
humberside police say it's impossible to get dna from the cremated ashes so hundreds of relatives may never know if they have received the actual remains of their loved ones as our reporter jessica lane explains. in pickering park in west hull last night, they came together in memory of their loved ones. just some of the hundreds of people affected by the police investigation at legacy funeral directors. michaela is related to one of the 35 people police removed from the building on hessle...