last corruption and abuse from within the metropolitan police.— metropolitan police.n police. last month, a report found hundreds _ metropolitan police. last month, a report found hundreds of— metropolitan police. last month, a report found hundreds of officers i report found hundreds of officers had been getting away with misconduct, instead of being sacked, they carried on serving. it is misconduct, instead of being sacked, they carried on serving.— they carried on serving. it is time for change. _ they carried on serving. it is time for change, when _ they carried on serving. it is time for change, when we _ they carried on serving. it is time for change, when we are - they carried on serving. it is time for change, when we are in - they carried on serving. it is time i for change, when we are in trouble, the only— for change, when we are in trouble, the only people we can call at the police _ the only people we can call at the police if— the only people we can call at the police. if you are not sure that they— police. if you are not sure that they are — police. if

we have seen a culture i metropolitan police as well? that is right. homophobia across many of our institutions, including the police force, notjust the metropolitan police force, but across the board and now we are seeing it play out in a fire brigade in london and beyond. in all institutions that are male dominant, where there is an unaccountable amount of power and lack of procedures for people to enter the establishment or institution, what you tend to find this groups and pockets or even a culture of misogyny and racism, and we are seeing that play out now in london fire brigade were one of the accounts was absolutely harrowing. apparently, a nurse was found next to a locker of a man of colour, it is absolutely harrowing and despicable, and it makes me wonder how people of colour and those from ethnic minority backgrounds and women feel safe working on those forces and how they can protect the public when this is rife and this is continuing to take place in institutions that ring as public civilians are supposed to put our trust in when we call 999

force has record numbers _ metropolitan police force has record numbers at the moment.me, deal with the victim, such deal with the evidence and process it and _ deal with the evidence and process it and so— deal with the evidence and process it and so on. there is a shortage of detectives. — it and so on. there is a shortage of detectives, which there has been for some _ detectives, which there has been for sometime — detectives, which there has been for some time. the conservatives have been _ some time. the conservatives have been in _ some time. the conservatives have been in power for some time. the conservatives have been in powerfora some time. the conservatives have been in power for a long time and these _ been in power for a long time and these problems have taken root and probably— these problems have taken root and probably got worse during their period — probably got worse during their period it — probably got worse during their period. it is not a happy scenario for a _ period. it is not a happy scenario for a party— period. it is not a happy scenario for a

at least for a short time, the metropolitan police researchers detained bychkov in less than a day asof operational and growth measures by police officers, the suspect was the detainee is provided to the investigating authorities for further investigation and adoption of a procedural decision, the inspector. denis gemberg, who tried to stop. to leave my mother after a visit to the doctors of the party for the service, she got up about the fact that he was very worried and stressed, either his conscience really tormented him, or he simply made such statements. i wanted to give birth to be a themis and only house arrest from the court, he went straight home . special operations for 150 million, operatives from st. petersburg effectively detained a gang of computer geniuses in which they deceived people with huge sums of money with phones and computers. during a search, investigators found a real cyber laboratory. hard content of a probable hacker a second and the suspect was driven to the hood quickly into the apartment to act quickly in the apartment may be his accomplices of the secon

well, maybe, just like that, pure emotions ran or khach not for long, the metropolitan police investigatorsbychkov in less than a day as a result of operational measures by the police, the suspect was detained and taken to the trace authorities for further investigation and procedural decision making , inspector denis gemberg, who tried to stop liche after a visit to the doctors he returned to the service. she talked a lot about he is very worried and stressed, either his conscience really tormented him, or he is simply such statements. i wanted to give birth to be themis and only house arrest and here, he went straight home alexander mostov. yegora vyzhiltsov and denis novozhilov vesti the duty department of the operation for 150 million operatives from st. petersburg effectively detained a gang of computer geniuses who, using telephones and computers, deceived people for huge sums during a search by investigators, they found a real cyber-laboratory of leninskachkova’s words. hard content of a probable hacker a second and a suspect was driven to the hood of the apartments quickly into the

that request, that discussion ended with the metropolitan police department basically saying, they can'tcannot go to capitol hill. so they were going to drill down on all of these questions so this is a crucial interview, again, with an agent who is in that motorcade. sources are also telling my colleagues andy grayer and zach cohen, next week they will very likely -- they very well likely will hear as soon as next week from another crucial witness, ana, that is the driver of the suv. let me take you back to june of this year. white house aide cassidy hutchinson said in this explosive testimony that inside that suv where there were only three people, former president trump, the head of his detail, bobby ingle and driver of the suv that trump was irate when he learned he couldn't go to capitol hill and cassidy hutchinson testified trump tried to lunge at the steering wheel and head of his detail so that driver's testimony will be crucial in corroborating if this driver does corroborate that testimony, giving them a real window into exactly what happened inside that suv because, ana, cassi

the discovery sparked a major police investigation, led by london's metropolitan police. these are the last sightings of deborah chong, seen walking close to her home just days before her death. the 67—year—old was born in malaysia. she lived here in wembley, in north—west london. a devout christian who befriended the homeless and opened her door to those in need. deborah chong, from all we have known about her, was someone who cared for others. that theme came through. she was open, welcoming, wanting to help the homeless, people stayed at her address without paying rent. she wanted to do good. these are the last known images of ms chong, captured here on cctv, walking with one of her lodgers two days before her death. in north—west london, at 9 brondesbury park, jemma mitchell was seen leaving her home at 6:23am with a large suitcase. she has the blue suitcase with her, and you can see it is quite light, she is able to lift it off the ground. this is the suitcase that ultimately deborah chong's body would end up within and be transported to salcombe, devon. just before

tokyo metropolitan police authorities say murata later died of carbon monoxide poisoning. he was 72. murata was born in hiroshima and joined the tokyo orions in 1968. the team is now known as the chiba gotte rines. knowfor hidistincte devery, muta had15 wins during his 23-year career as a professional. he also had 2,363 strikeouts, which left him ranked tenth in japanese professional baseball history. he was inducted into the baball halof fame in 200 >>> as survivors of the atomic bombings in hiroshima and nagasaki get older, concerns over their health are also growing. for decades, doctors have traveled to the americas to provide survivors living there with specialized care. nhk's koyama suko spoke to one member of the medical team about the challenges they face. >> reporter: matsumura makoto flew halfway across the world to speak with this patient and others like him. it's not the first time the hiroshima doctor has joined the medical mission. but during a three-year pandemic break, things changed. >> translator: the effects of aging are becoming more pronoued on this po

and it follows what the metropolitan police describe as a serious, significant, credible and imminent country. now, these are iran opposition journalists working for something called iran international. although the metropolitan police hasn't named that organisation or the journalists concerned, iran international has said we have had these threats and there are reports of a hostile iranian reconnaissance unit that was scouting out the homes and offices where these journalists worked. iran has it's dismissed this saying it's ridiculous, it's absurd, it's denied it. but a senior iranian official has branded iran international as a terrorist organisation. it's accused it and bbc persian service of stirring up unrest in iran. they basically... if you look at all these hijab protests following the death of the 22—year—old iranian woman in police custody, the regime is on the back foot for that. and it's very difficult for news organisations, including ourselves, to cover that when we haven't got journalists in the country, we don't have a tehran bureau. so it's very difficult to report it

the metropolitan police records a surge in burglaries , committed according to the same scenario, thievesirst call the owners on a mobile phone, pretending to be neighbors, they complain, for example, that a dog is barking loudly behind the wall, when the owner of the apartment says that he does not have any dog, and he himself is at home, there are no intruders hiding the door and taking out valuables . denis moskovsky figured out how not to become a victim of such robbers. when an annoyed male voice on the telephone demanded to immediately calm the loudly barking dog, olga kabanova was confused and began to explain that she did not have a dog, and she herself was now at work. i said i'm a cat lady, but i'm not at home, in principle, so there can't be anyone there and i'm like that. well, everything okay thanks for what happened next. olga was told by a neighbor immediately after the call , two men appeared on the landing and began to carefully examine the front door when she told me all this. i already knew they were men. eh, i realized. i was just lucky that for some reason they change

the metropolitan police uncovered a criminal group, whose members are suspected of stealing money fromts after the death of their owners, the search took place in the moscow region in the krasnodar territory and nine people were detained in crimea, including the alleged organizer, according to investigators, the attackers managed to illegally gain access to bank details and withdraw more than 60 million rubles to controlled accounts. more than 10 criminal cases have been initiated. during the searches, a database was seized with the details of the bank accounts of the deceased citizens sim cards more than a dozen bank cards, 20 mobile phones, five laptops and other items of evidence 170 accidents involving electric scooters occurred in the capital since the beginning of this year, safe driving lessons began to be held in moscow schools, according to experts. such exercises will reduce the accident rate. well, what do schoolchildren think about the innovation, their parents and teachers found out alexander that is, the students of the capital school no. homework holiday. no, but a lot o

threw just a few hundred meters from the place where he almost ran over a traffic inspector, metropolitan policeators detained him in less than a day. short deadlines are set for the whereabouts of the suspect born in 1991 curtain on a police scorcher. bychkov is now at risk of paying the price of freedom, he will soon be elected a measure of restraint, he is threatened with arrest for the entire duration of the investigation alexander mostovoy victoria denisov alexander shestopalov and denis nalazhov vesti the duty unit shooting out of veins, a police officer of the northern capital detained a criminal who opened fire on a follower in one of the hotels after an attack on an employee of the ministry of internal affairs, a raider, managed to escape who the violent guest turned out to be, found out the root. kharitonova come, we have a disaster , so they say about the last night in a hotel in the city of kirovsk that 50 km from st. petersburg, two guests, allegedly, quietly, drank in room number two. in the same place, they loudly quarreled, then shots rang out, these said four. uh, forensic expor

it follows what the metropolitan police described as a serious, significan credible imminent threat tof two journalists based in this country. these are iran opposition journalists working for iran international. the police have not named the organization or the journalists concerned, iran international has said we have had threats. there are reports of a hostile iranian reconnaissance unit that was scout of the homes and offices where these journalists worked. it is absurd, has denied it, but a senior iranian official s branded iran international as a terrorist organization. it has accused it and the bbc purchasing service of stirring up unrest in iran. if you look at all of these hijab protests following the death of that 22-year-old iranian woman in police cus, the regime is on the back foot for that. it is very difficult for news organizations, including ourselves, to cover that when we haven't got journalists in the country. we don't have a tehran bureau. it is difficult to report. but a lot of ugc, user generated content, comes out of that country. iran does not like this. they a

well, maybe, like this, pure emotions ran or khach, for a short time the metropolitan police investigators detained bychkov in less than day as a result of operationally various activities by police officers, the suspect was taken to the investigating authorities for further investigation and procedural decision. who tried to stop the scorcher escaped with injuries after a visit to the doctors. he returned to serve in court alexander bychkov spoke a lot about the fact that he was very worried and stressed, either his conscience really tormented him, or he simply made such statements. i wanted to give birth to themis and only house arrest here. he went straight home aleksandr mostova. egor you tenants and denis nalazhov vesti duty department the case of the rubber school in the tomsk region. after a loud scandal , several prominent local officials immediately fell under investigation, activists of the popular front sounded the alarm. it turned out that 700 students study at a school designed for 200 people. and this despite the fact that millions were allocated for the construction of a new

children or someone , yes, why it’s so unclear to whom, after lera kudryavtseva’s statement, the metropolitan policet’s not known how soon they will be able to find cyber swindlers. yes, and where to look for them now? most of the call centers , according to operatives, are located abroad, including on the territory of ukraine andrey evgeniy shulga halim from kuchmezov vesti duty in a few minutes subscribe and also go to the media platform and watch in the application or on the site smotrim.ru. there are all the releases of our ivlev studio program, see you. for 399 rubles , you can test yourself or subscribe to sber prime plus experience vivid emotions from watching wokka movies, at home sber prime plus access to films, series of the wolf of music in hi-fi quality without ads in the sound and other benefits of sber prime plus subscription profitable 399 rubles. and each fix the rate on the loan eight and nine tenths of a percent. this discovery has never compared prices for cmtpl and bought a policy in the same insurance do not overpay the policy to compare the economy up to five and a half thousan

what technologies do the metropolitan police have?h visitor of the center, here and various types of weapons for employees, sapper and observation equipment, special attention to novelties, bizarre traces of cars based on kamaz. and this car entered service with the special regiment this year, and it is really huge. moreover , with the same capabilities, it is highly passable ; up to 10 fighters can comfortably accommodate on board. also ride quality. this machine will not lose. even when hit in the body and small arms, shrapnel or artillery shells. these cars spend their days in the garage, however if required, they will go on a mission in a matter of minutes come to the aid of garages. special forces officers are also ready, even on a holiday, and not at the post maxim shevchenko vitaly kamazin. nikita korneev and vsevolod savichev vesti on duty on the day of an employee of the internal affairs bodies, the success of the police in our country was noted by the head of the united russia faction in the state duma, vladimir vasilyev, le

threw just a few hundred meters from the place where he almost ran over the traffic inspector metropolitan policeators detained him in less than a day in a short time set location. finding a suspect born in 1991 the curtain on the police reckless bychkov is now at risk of paying freedom will soon choose a preventive measure the man is threatened, arrest for all time investigation alexander mostovoy victoria denisov alexander shestopalov the only vein vesti duty department we will take up this case. it will be the honest detective. a primorsky police officer, together with employees of the regional fsb department, detained amur tiger exterminators during a search in the home of a poacher, who opened the hunt for rare striped predators, found the skin and bones of animals. forensic examination showed that the remains belong to two individuals. especially valuable wild animals belonging to species listed in the red book of the russian federation and protected by international treaties of the russian federation. in addition, the 54-year-old hunter became a defendant in a criminal case. they are legal

shahrubeg karimov managed to quickly detain him thanks to the coordinated actions of their metropolitan policehe tambov region and the central apparatus of the ministry of internal affairs, which could become the motive for the reprisal for the investigation of a high-profile case, oleg is watching, shakhrukbek karimov is able to sign a document with the investigator. he confessed to the murder of twenty-nine-year-old yulia tkachevaya, whose body was found on friday near a residential building in the south-west of moscow, these things were confiscated. karimov, immediately after his arrest, had an object resembling a bladed weapon among them. it will obviously become a mainstay accusations. i take it it's a folding knife, right? why did you take him in? i just realized that they were doing something with this knife, yes, what to do with a knife already in the first hours after the crime, while the investigation team was working on the spot, the operatives identified the suspect and put him on the wanted list knows that he and the girl had a conflict in this weaving store who worked here as a s

for what father zato and children metropolitan police they are looking for a zealous offspring who drove traffic police inspector on the hood while dad was trying to resolve the issue with the law enforcement officer, he didn’t come up with anything better than pressing the gas pedal to the floor in alexander mostovoy’s report. on these shots taken in the capital settlement of voronovskoye, the driver of a black honda sharply gives gas and literally rolls a traffic police inspector a. the policeman intervened in the front door handle in an attempt to stop the intruder, a certain alexander buchkov. the car just picks up speed and the cops falls on the snow-covered asphalt. at this time, his colleague, runs to the official car and starts chasing, the village of lms, where are we now? this is the administrative center of the voronovo settlement. actually, at this intersection, traffic police inspectors stopped a black foreign car by a driver who allegedly drove through a red traffic light in the car. he was not alone, and at some point the passenger got out of the car and got into a skirmis

children or someone , yes, why it’s so unclear to whom, after lera kudryavtseva’s statement, the metropolitan policet known how soon they will be able to find cyber swindlers. yes, and where to look for them now, most of the call centers , according to operatives, are located abroad, including on the territory of ukraine. duty department. in a few minutes do not miss the new investigation of eduard petrov , the film carbide and his team will continue legal broadcasting on russia 24 tv channel, the latest legal news appears around the clock in our telegram channel vesti duty. subscribe and also go to the media platform and watch in the application or on the site smotrim.ru. there are all the releases of our programs from the ivlev studio, see you. listen mishka now you are the prince of the christian soul. stone we continue to monitor developments us biolaboratories violate safety requirements, according to the russian ministry of defense, a study that is being carried out in the states has already been carried out to inside laboratory infections and created a risk of further spread of dangerous dise

children or someone , yes, why it’s so unclear to whom, after lera kudryavtseva’s statement, the metropolitan policease, but it’s not known how soon they will be able to find cyberpherists. yes, and where to look for them now, most of the call centers , according to operatives, are located abroad, including on the territory of ukraine, andriy shulgakh, or from kuchmezov. a few minutes do not miss the new investigation of eduard petrov, the film carbide and his team will continue legal broadcasting on russia 24 tv channel , the latest legal news appears around the clock in our telegram channel to enter the duty unit. subscribe and also go to the media platform and watch in the application or on the site smotrim.ru. there are all the releases of our program in the ivlev studio, see you. in any journey, you need a faithful and reliable companion who will support you along the way and who is always there rosneft is the largest a network of gas stations where warm meetings and a profitable loyalty program await you. we are always responsible for the quality and care for those for whom we work rosneft gas

mot major general boris starletsky at that time was debugging the work of the metropolitan police evenbvious that crime was changing and it was not enough for the operative to have only intelligence and deduction began to understand that, in general, if some kind of automation was created, then there would definitely be people, who will be here to be interested and willing to penetrate these systems in order to get some kind of life , such concepts as it country online payment system were not yet born, but in belarus he raised his head. the first generation of it attackers in the ninety- eighth year of the crime in the bulletins attracted attention. a trojan horse in the victim's computer gained access to the network details of users, the country's largest service provider appeared internet access, which was sold as i remember now for 10 dollars, we then worked as a criminal wanted with words like internet and provider. he was in decor, acting on the principles worked for the moon, wanted, we established. this is the face of jail. he sat down, though for fraud, and not for a computer c

for fraud, the metropolitan police were approached by a girl from an apartment who lost 10,000 of russian rubles, a camera and three commemorative products, the frunze criminal investigation department soon established that a thirty-year-old individual entrepreneur was involved in the theft, previously convicted of fraud, his passport expired by 12 years. your documents are invalid three similar facts. opened by border guards. in the first case, a resident of belgium was traveling to belarus through the checkpoint, brest, she provided law enforcement officers with a passport that expired in june 2010. later , another damaged one was found at the same checkpoint there was a document in the brichanka’s passport, the seal was blurred , the third case occurred at the minsk airport a woman returned from yerevan several pages were missing in her passport three violators, their documents were fined, confiscated and sent to one at the place of residence drug production was liquidated in bobruisk operatives at the rkokontrol detained a local a 29 -year-old resident in a successful house, he equipp

the metropolitan police said 16 protesters were arrested this morning in a joint operation with neighbouringmorning, with many rail services starting later despite planned strikes being called off. the rmt union cancelled three days of proposed action last week but the late notice means timetables are still affected. talks will be held over the next few weeks to try to resolve the dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. one of qatar's ambassadors for the world cup has said gay visitors to the tournament will have to accept his country's rules, and also said homosexuality is a result of damage to the mind. jane dougall is at the bbc sports centre. jane, all thisjust days before the tournament begins? yes, just 13 days to go and it was the former international qatar player khalid salman, now an ambassadorfor the world player khalid salman, now an ambassador for the world cup, player khalid salman, now an ambassadorfor the world cup, he made these comments. he was asked about the issue of homosexuality for about the issue of homosexuality for a german broadcaster because being gay is illegal in

the metropolitan police say they are trying to establish if the stabbings are linked. 0ur correspondentearing from the olice? ,., . .. , police? the police were called 'ust after five o'clock i police? the police were called 'ust after five o'clock yesterday i after five o'clock yesterday afternoon to reports two young men had been stabbed, one here and won mile from here at abbey wood. the air ambulance mile from here at abbey wood. the airambulance was mile from here at abbey wood. the air ambulance was sent with several ambulances but paramedics could not save their lives. i have been speaking to neighbours here who have been telling me of their shock, one said they heard screaming, looked out of the window and saw a huge amount of activity. another told me he had tried to give cpr to the boy who was killed here. given that the attacks happened so close to each other and at a very similar time, the police are now trying to establish whether they are indeed linked. 0ffices here in london say they are determined to crack down on knife crime and a recent week—long operation saw 500 arre

i can say that around 11,000 metropolitan police officer shifts have been lost as a result of having -ossible. ~ , ., , possible. mr speaker, i usually get very positive _ possible. mr speaker, i usually get very positive feedback _ possible. mr speaker, i usually get very positive feedback about i very positive feedback about chelmsford night life, but in recent weeks there has been a flurry of e—mails and comments on social media about suspected spiking incidents at one establishment. i have been in touch with our excellent city centre policing team, part of the hundreds more police we have in essex in the past five years, but can my right honourable friend join me in encouraging all those who think they may have been victims of spiking to come forward and report these incidents to the police so that the perpetrators can be caught and held to account? i perpetrators can be caught and held to account? ~ , to account? i think my right honourable _ to account? i think my right honourable friend _ to account? i think my right honourable friend is - to account? i think my right honourab

the second part of our issue on a special position, the head of one of the departments of the metropolitan police criminal case. after a serious accident, the relatives of the victim demand to punish the colonel, we will tell you the details after the advertisement, do not switch. you will watch the body of the victim beaten to death, the doublet was a professional billiard table, the plan to capture paris will be such a billiard, that is, it underwent an operation ahead of time. now many are putting life on pause due to rising prices with a loan from sovcombank make important purchases at today's prices and include back all your plans. people are more important joints become an obstacle for a comfortable life. take advantage of drugs that bioactively solve joint problems and take care of you, as the closest drugs to an active joint and you black friday verbatum prices below the installment plan for any product for 2 years. so an oven with a display and convection for only 12.990 rubles. rbt prices are lower than the installment plan for any product, which means not to be annoyed in any situation

the metropolitan police says a file of evidence about cash—for—honours allegations involving one of kingllowing a series of newspaper 0fficers began an investigation in february, following a series of newspaper articles which claimed that a former close aide to the then—prince of wales had offered to help a saudi donor to one of his charities secure a knighthood. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent simonjones. that was following a series of newspaper allegations in which it was alleged that the then head of the prince's foundation charity, michael fawcett, had offered to help a prominent saudi businessman and donor, a man called mahfouz mubarak, get an honour, and also british citizenship. now, in september, we know that the police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution, and now scotland yard have said they have given a file of evidence to the crown prosecution service. it will now be up to the cps to consider that evidence, to consider whether there is enough evidence to bring any charges and whether it would be in the public interest to do that. but in terms of

specialist officers from the metropolitan police were called, along with prison service staff.ny injuries or any detainees leaving the site. the last update was that they were all backin last update was that they were all back in their rooms. but i understand that the tiny that harmondsworth may be moved on to make space for people being processed at manston in kent. passengers are being warned to expect "significant disruption" on the railways, despite strike action being called off late yesterday. tens of thousands of rail workers had been due to walk out in the long—running dispute over pay and working conditions. strikes planned for monday and wednesday have also been cancelled — as negotiations between the rmt union and train operators continue. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, reports. today's strike action may have been called off but widespread disruption will continue. network rail welcomed the decision but said that services which had been cancelled can't be reinstated at such late notice. a reduced strike timetable means just 20% of services will run across

the metropolitan police turned to fraud a girl from an apartment who lost 10,000 russian rubles.paratus and three pieces of jewelry are employees of the criminal investigation department. frunze 's escorts found that a thirty-year-old individual entrepreneur was involved in the theft, previously convicted of fraud, his passport expired for 12 years. your documents are invalid. three such factors. opened by border guards. in the first case, a resident of belgium went to belarus through the checkpoint, brest, she provided law enforcement officers with a passport that expired in june 2010 later in the same at the checkpoint, another damaged document was found in the passport of the dryshchanka, the seal was blurred, the third case occurred at the minsk airport the woman returned from yerevan, several pages were missing in her passport, three violators fined the documents were confiscated and sent to the vagim at the place of residence, drug production was liquidated in bobruisk by operatives at rkokontrol a local resident, a 29-year-old guy, was detained in a successful house, he eq

we speak now with a visiting member of manchester metropolitan police.rompted it?— had to deal with today, what prompted it? essentially a few thin . s prompted it? essentially a few things have — prompted it? essentially a few things have happened, - prompted it? essentially a few things have happened, a - prompted it? essentially a few i things have happened, a change prompted it? essentially a few - things have happened, a change of minister in the department for transport, with that the opportunity to press the reset button and both sides have constructively worked out what the easiest way possible is to get trains working. it is what the easiest way possible is to get trains working.— get trains working. it is about now the art of the _ get trains working. it is about now the art of the possible. _ get trains working. it is about now the art of the possible. what - get trains working. it is about now l the art of the possible. what chance of further strikes being avoided from now on? i of further strikes being avoided from now on?— of further strike

discovery sparked a major police investigation, led tjy major police investigation, led by london's metropolitan policest sightings of deborahjong, seen walking close to her home just days before her death. —— chong. the 67—year—old was born in malaysia. she lived here in wembley, in north—west london. a devout christian who defended the homeless and open her door to those in need.— to those in need. deborah chonu , to those in need. deborah chong. from _ to those in need. deborah chong, from all _ to those in need. deborah chong, from all we - to those in need. deborah chong, from all we have l to those in need. deborah - chong, from all we have known about her, was someone who cared for others. that theme we came through. she was open, welcoming, wanting to help the homeless, people stayed at her address without paying rent. she wanted to do good. these are the last — she wanted to do good. these are the last known _ she wanted to do good. these are the last known images - she wanted to do good. these are the last known images of. she wanted to do good. these i are the last known images of ms chong,

the metropolitan police says a file of evidence about cash—for—honours allegations involving one of the offered help to secure a knighthood. simon jones is here. what more do we know? that police investigation began back in february after a complaint by the anti—monitor group republic, into that then prince charles and a former close confidence of his. it follows a series of newspaper allegations that suggested the head of the prince's foundation policy had helped a saudi businessman to get an honour and british citizenship. we know in september, up citizenship. we know in september, up couple of days before the queen died the police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution. the police say they have passed a file to the crown prosecution service and it will be “p prosecution service and it will be up to the cps to decide whether to take any further action. if they decide to take action, what action that might be. buckingham palace have said they do not want to comment on an ongoing police investigation but when the details first emerged, a spokesperson for the then p

the metropolitan police says a file of evidence about cash—for—honours allegations involving one of thespaper articles which claimed that a saudi donor to the prince's foundation was offered help to secure a knighthood. simon jones is here. what more do we know? well, it was back in february that that police investigation began after a complaint from the anti—monarchy group at the public against the then prince charles and also a former close confidant of his. that was following a series of newspaper allegations when it was alleged that the then head of the prince's charity, michael fawcett, had offered to help get an honour and british citizenship, now scotland yard have said they have given a file of evidence to the crown prosecution service. it will now be up to the cps to consider that evidence and say whether there was enough evidence to bring any charges and whether it would be in the public interest to do that. buckingham palace have said that they don't want to give a running commentary on an ongoing investigation, but a spokesperson for the then prince of wales denied he had an

in this year alone, we have had a number of very high profile cases against metropolitan police as wellecial measures. greater manchester police force has also been put into special measures. it's important to look at this report in relation to other things going on in this country. culture change takes a very long time, but when the leadership takes responsibility that can be sped up, and i'm pleased that the london fire brigade leadership are saying that they want to sort this out. it is a positive outcome from this report. what would you like to happen to those who have been identified as being involved in all of this? i think that they should be investigated further, and if there are criminal charges needed, then those criminal charges should be put forward. i have friends in the fire service and they are sickened by this report. they are telling me that there is a particular problem in the london fire brigade, and that has been detailed by this report. i don't want to pre—empt what should happen to those individuals because there should be a process which is fair and just, there sh

force example there's 3000 metropolitan police officers who were unable to go on shifts and doo go on shifts and do their jobs . you know, we're do their jobs. you know, we're talking about sort of between ten and 20% of the available workforce and for reasons of ill health or just simple non—performance , we're not non—performance, we're not talking about people are suspended , you know , you know, suspended, you know, you know, for other for other kinds of reasons. and it's a tricky one, really because in every other area of employment kind of say, well, you know, we wish, you know, we should look after people, we should make that , you people, we should make that, you know, that there is a duty of care and their employment rights. so are respected, but i don't know. it feels like in such a large that it's really easy for this to be exploited. and i he's probably right i do question how so many people could be out of action. and if you're in the police. it's you know you know, expected to be fit. i think he i think you're right. anthony it also begs the question, would that h

force example there's 3000 metropolitan police officers who were unable to go on shifts and doo go on shifts and do their jobs . you know, we're do their jobs. you know, we're talking about sort of between ten and 20% of the available workforce and for reasons of ill health or just simple non—performance , we're not non—performance, we're not talking about people are suspended , you know , you know, suspended, you know, you know, for other for other kinds of reasons. and it's a tricky one, really because in every other area of employment kind of say, well, you know, we wish, you know, we should look after people, we should make that , you people, we should make that, you know, that there is a duty of care and their employment rights. so are respected, but i don't know. it feels like in such a large that it's really easy for this to be exploited. and i he's probably right i do question how so many people could be out of action. and if you're in the police. it's you know you know, expected to be fit. i think he i think you're right. anthony it also begs the question, would that h

this meeting took place this afternoon and it follows what the police metropolitan describe as a seriousrorist organisation and accused it and bbc persian service of stirring up unrest in iran. they are basically, if you are looking at all of these hijab processor all over iran following the death of 22—year—old iranian woman in police custody, the resume is on the back foot and it's very difficult for news organisations, including ourselves to cover that when we haven't got journalists in the country. we don't have a bureau.— journalists in the country. we don't| have a bureau._ it have a bureau. were not allowed. it was chucked — have a bureau. were not allowed. it was chucked out _ have a bureau. were not allowed. it was chucked out in _ have a bureau. were not allowed. it was chucked out in 2009 _ have a bureau. were not allowed. it was chucked out in 2009 and i have a bureau. were not allowed. it was chucked out in 2009 and hasn'tj was chucked out in 2009 and hasn't gone back. it's very difficult to report it but a lot of user generated content comes out of this country. of course,

the metropolitan police says a file of evidence about cash—for—honours allegations involving one of the. earlier i spoke to our correspondent simonjones. well, that police investigation began back in february. that was after a complaint was made by the anti—monarchy group republic into the then prince charles and a former close confidant of his. now, that follows a series of newspaper allegations where it was suggested that the then head of the prince�*s foundation charity, michael fawcett, had helped a prominent saudi businessman, mahfouz marei mubarak get an honour and also british citizenship. now, we know that in september, a couple of days before the queen died, police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution. now, the police say they have now passed a file to the crown prosecution service. it will be up to the cps now to decide whether to take any further action and if they decide to take action, what action that might be. now, buckingham palace have told us they don�*t want to comment on an ongoing police investigation. but when the details of these allegation

report that london mayor sadiq khan failed to follow due process during ousting of the former metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick . so commissioner, commissioner cressida dick. so i'm asking is further devolution of power really the way forward? that's on the way in the next as ever. tell me what you think on everything we're discussing. you can gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. right. let's me at. gb news. right. let's welcome again to my panel. broadcaster and author christine hamilton and broadcaster, journalist and on troppo no doubt, boys talk. i want another danny kennedy. i want you to dive into that. hello. hello. always reminds me of george bush. george bush . wonderful bush. george bush. wonderful remark. he was talking about the french. he said they don't even have a word entrepreneur. very good. very good. oh with you, christine. okay, take take the what ? they should not be there what? they should not be there in the first place, in my view. okay. it's their fault. but the fact that this whatever it's called is taking place. qatar. qatar, to me is absolute abomin

in the uk's biggest anti—fraud operation, the metropolitan police have arrested a man accused of running taking down their tools. specifically a website thought to have been used by nearly 60,000 criminals worldwide and alleged to have been run from this flat in east london. ispoof has been closed by the fbi. it provided a server which criminals could use to call victims anonymously, pretending to be their bank. we are all used to these one—time passwords that come to your phone, for example, and you need to somehow con somebody to give you that over the phone. that's the core of this. and to do that you need to impersonate perhaps being their bank. to impersonate their bank you need specialist software that allows your ordinary phone to pretend to be a bank phone. and that's what was at the core of this. detectives got data from the website server. some victims had lost £10,000. 0ne, £3 million. police believe ispoof allowed criminals to make up to 20 calls a minute to people around the world. in the uk, they have evidence of 200,000 potential victims, possibly more. for some of those,

the metropolitan police have said the fatal stabbings of two 16 year old boys in south east london are police have launched a murder investigation but have yet to make any arrests. a state of emergency was declared on the italian island of ischia today after torrential rain triggered a landslide that destroyed homes and hurled cars into the sea. at least seven people have been killed. our correspondent mark lowen travelled to the island, which is just off the coast of naples, and sent this report. rescuing the fragments of once tranquil ischia, divers picked out what they could after the mudslide that cascaded through this island, rescuing the fragments of once tranquil ischia, divers picked out what they could after the mudslide that cascaded through this island, tossing what lay in its path into the ocean or into each other. some cars battered beyond recognition as torrents of mud poured down here. they scoured the seas for wreckage and bodies. with the number of deaths growing and reports of islanders still missing, the fear is that as more areas are reached, other victims will be f

public, from other sources, that there was an angry exchange at least, we know that for the metropolitan policeevealed publicly that there was a plan to go to the white house, contrary to some of the public statements made by the agency. so we need to get to the bottom, this find out what the truth is, and i'm not making any allegations, but we need to find out everything about it. >> are you ever going to be able to find out what the truth is about secret service communications, text messages, and other communications on january 5th and january 6th? >> well, the text messages are gone, and cannot be recovered. however, we did receive, as i say, over 1 million documents of radio traffic, emails, team meeting recordings, so we do have a lot of documentary evidence. there was a time when the radios were interfered with. and the agents, who generally don't like to use text messages, had to resort to, that according to some of the documents we received. so we were gonna recover badly, but texting was not primarily a method used by the secret service, we've learned. >> when you say the radios were i