last summer, kent police received 140 reports of courierfraud. and wales lost £120 million last year to fraudsters impersonating police or other officials. they normally target an area and hit it hard and are making lots of calls because there will be a lot of people thatjust realise it's a scam and won't engage. police investigating jean's case are about to make an arrest. they've identified a suspect whose bank account was used to hold jean's £4,000. this morning, we're going to execute a warrant under section 8 of pace at an address around the corner and it's in regards to fraud by false representation. the suspect is what's known as a �*money mule�*. recruited by fraudsters, money mules agreed to allow the stolen cash to be paid into their bank accounts. what we're looking for is the mobile phones, so we want to try and get their pin code quite early on. we can see that they will ring many people during one day in an attempt to try and con them. so we will analyse that and you'll be able to see when they've got someone on the hook. the police

you learn that carrick�*s offending started in 2015, when kent police ignored a number plate given tod himself. so this is years of inaction. and then you hear more stories of sexual assault, indecent exposures, where the police have been slow, disinterested, and you wonder whether things really are going to change. sarah's murder shocked the country. i think today people are shocked again, but if you have reported an indecent exposure, i don't think you will be surprised. so apologies if that answer sounds a bit jaded. so apologies if that answer sounds a bit “aded. . , . ~ so apologies if that answer sounds a bit 'aded. , ., ~ i. so apologies if that answer sounds a bit 'aded. , . ~' ,, , bit jaded. lucy, thank you very much. bit jaded. lucy, thank you very much- lucy — bit jaded. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning there. - three people have been found dead in a crashed car days after they were reported missing by friends and family. eve smith, darcy ross and rafeljeanne, all in their 20s, were found in a vehicle which had come off a major road in cardiff. two others have been

couzens's offending stretches back to 2015 when kent police were given a number plate of someone exposing no proper investigation. stretching back years, months and days where he could have been stopped. the met police apologised today but there one officer who has been investigated for potential failures has already resigned, so nothing is going to happen there. sarah's murder shocked the country and i think people will be shocked again today, but possibly people who have reported indecent exposure will not be surprised. couzens was a dangerous, corrupt, predatory officer who was allowed to serve on our streets for far too long. lucy manny reported. three people have been found dead in a crashed car days after they were reported missing by friends and family. eve smith, darcy ross, and rafeljeanne, all in their twenties, were found in a vehicle which had come off a major road in cardiff. two others have been taken to hospital in a serious condition. friends who spent the weekend searching say the police should have done more to help find them. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith has b

, this involves kent and the met police, one of the women in her witness statement said she felt kente women and from women in general feeling these women and from women in generalfeeling that these women and from women in general feeling that indecent exposure was not and still isn't taken seriously and certainly wayne couzens victims here felt that if their cases had been taken seriously thanit their cases had been taken seriously than it would have stopped him murdering and raping and kidnapping sarah. wayne couzens got 19 months axedin sarah. wayne couzens got 19 months axed in prison but it makes no difference because he is already serving a life sentence —— 19 months axed. but what it does is raise enormous questions over what was not done to stop him. thousands of people have been left without shelter after a massive fire broke out in a crowded rohingya refugee camp in southeastern bangladesh. the blaze engulfed about 2,000 shelters at cox's bazar. it is estimated around 12,000 refugees, most of whom escaped violence in neighbouring myanmar, are now homeless. hundreds are now r

one of the women who reported it to kent police, this involves kent and the met police, one of the womenher witness statement said she didn't think kent police had taken it seriously enough and there is, certainly from these women and women in general, a feeling that indecent exposure wasn't and still isn't taken seriously and certainly couzens's victims here feel if their cases had been taken seriously, then it would have stopped it murdering and raping and kidnapping sarah. couzens got 19 months extra in prison. it makes no difference because he is already serving a life sentence. what it does is raise enormous questions about whether enough was done to stop him. about whether enough was done to sto him. . , about whether enough was done to sto him. , ., ~ _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy mannin: stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live — stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at the _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at the old _ stop him. 0k, lucy, thank you. lucy manning live at the old bail

kent police and the met police now have investigations into their own failures to uncover cousins' sexs. >> i wish that when cousinhad been arrested for these offenses before he went on to rape and murder sarah everard, and for thati'm sorry. >> do you except there were missed opportunities to arrest when cousins? >> i am, and i am sorry for sarah's family. i cannot imagine what is going through their minds today. >> sarah was just walking home. >> exactly a month after the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, more than 50,000 people were killed. an unprecedented number of people are living without proper shelter. the united nations development program estimates that in turkey alone, at least 1.5 billion people still inside the disaster zone or homeless. the true figure could be even hier. for more, here's our correspondent, anna foster. anna: you can see a flavor of how difficult things are. this building is under construction. one right nexto it is filled with racks. people are trying to make homes among all this. you really want to try and stay close to the places they know,

police officer. it's not an exaggeration to say what happened or didn't happen at the mcdonald's in kent days before then in the defendant's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility, in his power sexually to dominate and abuse women without being stopped. couzens was arrested a week after sarah disappeared, but he should have already been in handcuffs. police removed his black car from his house after the murder. it was the same one that had been reported to the met police days before. today, the former met police officer, who was already serving life in prison, sentenced for three indecent exposures. two were at the mcdonald's in kent in the weeks and days before sarah's murder, leaving staff traumatised. he was also sentenced for performing a sex act as a female cyclist went past on a narrow country lane. he was naked on duty. it was four months before sarah was killed. the victim also reported him. in court, his victims spoke about the failures. the cyclist said... the mcdonald's worker broke down in tears as she spoke about sarah everard. the judge was also damning. but what—might—have beens

he was then reported to kent police online, given what she remembers of the numberplate of the blackacing. no one got back to her. but when, in march 2021, a's husband drew her attention to the reporting of sarah everard's merger, a recognise the person who had exposed himself to her, and immediately contacted the police. in the meantime, on two separate occasions, one fortnight a part in every 2021, b and c, to make a female... —— two mac females... studio: as you can see, there is a clock that we are counting down... we can return it now. this may happen throughout the sentencing and these remarks by thejudge, legally sensitive nature that cannot be broadcast. to sensitive nature that cannot be broadcast-— sensitive nature that cannot be broadcast. ., w , broadcast. to interact with him. his car was caught _ broadcast. to interact with him. his car was caught on — broadcast. to interact with him. his car was caught on by _ broadcast. to interact with him. his car was caught on by their - broadcast. to interact with him. his car was caught on by their manager| car was caught on by t

the bbc�*s panorama has had exclusive access to kent police as their detectives try to catch the fraudstersr. a bearded dragon has been rescued after being found in freezing temperatures at a cricket ground in sussex. a member of the public found the lizard near the pavilion at hailsham cricket club on thursday before contacting the rspca who took it into its care. it's been named dave by the charity who are asking anyone with information about him to come forward. time now to find out what's happening on the breakfast show on bbc radio sussex, allison ferns is on air now. good morning. more anger in mid sussex following yet another power cut yesterday. this follows a three—hour outage on thursday. we will give you all the details. we are also talking about last night's oscars ceremony and asking whether a beige carpet is ever really a good idea. can you imagine, in this weather? messy. and we'll have our report live from a picket line in sussex at the start of the 72 hour strike byjunior doctors. let's have a look at the weather forecast now with kate kinsella. good morning. a mild start t

yeah, but it would been to kent police and would be no indication only police national computer thathen he came out of this woodland, when cyclist was going past and exposed himself and the point was made, he was on duty working from home. now people would be thinking how earth number one is a police officer allowed to work from home if he's on duty ? and why home if he's on duty? and why wasn't there some kind of monitoring where he was what monitoring where he was and what he doing ? well, yes. i mean, he was doing? well, yes. i mean, sometimes perhaps if they were unwell if they were returning from sick , i might add, domestic from sick, i might add, domestic . so may well be that a supervisor would say . okay. work supervisor would say. okay. work from home today. exactly sort of work he was doing. he would have to work from home to like a police encrypted laptop home within to do whatever it was he was doing. he could be updating intelligence reports, for example, in something duty example, or in something duty rosters. i'm sure that will come out in an inquiry is unquestionably

ed davey wrote to the kent police demanding action . the radical left went mad on social media.e learn from the lockdown files that matt that matt hancock the health secretary and. his department. matt hancock who've been given by the act powers we've not seen since a mediaeval king and they openly discuss not getting onto the home office to lock up their . well what i done lock up their. well what i done well this this says two things firstly there was no medical or scientific to have the quarantine for two weeks anyway and i had tested twice in the previous days. i knew that i was negative, but what it really shows you is gave we gave our police forces. we gave politicians during the pandemic the powers that took our freedoms and liberties in the we haven't even seen in wartime. and so we can laugh and joke about the idea they wanted to put me in prison. but actually what do you think it. they were discussing whether to lock up somebody who was a political opponent . you might sort of opponent. you might sort of think of a third world country, a banana republic, where that hap

kente with three sons and an older daughter in the summer of 1995. nadezhda went to the store and has not returned since then, and her fate knows nothing; searches involving the policebut the children of hope continue to believe that their mother will definitely be found. if you have information about these people, call our hotline or leave feedback on the program website. when a child is adopted, he is often deprived of the opportunity to communicate with blood relatives, as a rule, adoptive parents insist on this. they strive to protect children from new psychological traumas and stresses, but still , breaking family ties is also not always fair, because not all relatives. before these children are to blame, let's talk about this in more detail with dmitry zhdanovich, who filed an application for a search after another tragic event in his family. dmitry come to us. and if possible, also a nephew are the children of your brother or sister, sister, dear, what is your sister's name? what she was like in her remember sister with danovich elena gennadievna here she was with me, as it turns out, disabled, deaf and mute. she was older than the youngest, and the eldest by

police brutality. for those who wish to , we will now kneel for our moment of silence. oh, so great. >> what does everybody in that frame have in common? will of kente cloth robes on a lot of them wearing snow, but they're all bank shills. that's what israel bank shills their shills for finance, of course, every single one of them, and particularly the utterly soulless nancy pelosi. she'll say anything on behalf of the banks. the banks love. so, of course, they want to make sure it continued. and that's why, according to amazing new analysis from the claremont institute, silicon valley bank brace yourself, spent more than seventy three million dollars on donations to blm and related organizations. wow. and this is not personal funds, apparently. is your bank funds, but kind of nice to have that money now. but it's hard to argue, even in retrospect now that svb has failed. >> that was a bad investment because even now, as banks are collapsing, no one in media is anxious to criticize banks almost no matter what they do, it doesn't matter what they do ,even if they were to just pulling us out of thin air, openly profiteer from the war in eastern europe

operation that's underway way involving hundreds of police officers , supplemented today by officers, supplemented today by those search and rescue teams from kent and other areas who've come down. the civilian volunteers who are expert in searching orphaned land, who can help give their expertise and assistance to the police as they continue that operation. we heard a short time ago from detectives superintendent lewis bashford from the metropolitan . this is from the metropolitan. this is what he said . from the metropolitan. this is what he said. i from the metropolitan. this is what he said . i can confirm that what he said. i can confirm that constance marten tin and mark gordon remain in police here in sussex an application for extension of their detention for a further 36 hours has been sought from brighton court. a further 36 hours has been sought from brighton court . the sought from brighton court. the police searches of the baby continue and we must consider that the baby has to come to serious harm detectives . from serious harm detectives. from the met's specialist crime command are now leading enquiries to locate the baby because o

kent, and in woodland. he's currently serving a life sentence for the kidnap, rape and murder of 33—year—old sarah everard after he used his position as a serving policesnow in the forecast as we go through this week, potentially as far south as southern england later in the week. but today and tomorrow, the snow and ice risk is in north and east scotland and northeast england. and there's a risk of some travel disruption. we could have up to 20 centimetres in higher ground across the highlands, 5 to 10 centimetres across northeast england. but we will see some of this snow getting down to lower levels as well. today, we've got a weather front which is sinking southwards, taking its cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle with it. behind it, the cold air starts to dig in and we continue with frequent wintry showers across the north of scotland, interspersed with some sunny spells. temperatures today, only one in lerwick, but we're still in the milder air further south under all that cloud. now through this evening and overnight, a weatherfront continues to sink southwards. the cold air continues to dig in behind it and the wintry showers will fall in are

police daily activities it would be impublic and improject cal. but you say if you have an exit has to be clear and unobstructed you kent have i look blocking the exit i would say that if they are using the living room for sleeping the appellate puts a look on the door that is presented. we look at the physical building you can't have a look in an exit path. how they use that room unenforceable we can't enforce this. we look at the physical building. if the exit door is too small that is a problem if blocked this is a problem. if there is a look, that's a problem. somebody using a room not intended to, that's manage we can enforce. the protocol is the priority is the safety and security. if it requires an exit pregnant this is the priority does not merit what the room is used for or anything else you gotta have a clear path for safety and security >> correct >> okay. it was eluded to. so00 autotestimony from the appellate was that well, they wentow and got inspection and it was and this triggered all the stuff. but -- then we heard from the permit holder this in fact that it was from i'm getting confouzed from the housing authority or not from dbi.

a freedom of information request showed the metropolitan police received 396 reports of stolen dogs. the next highest was kentry unit. 0ur planet is something else. so, so special. how do we keep it that way? so i think that that is probably, particularly when you are working with young people, it's really important that you make sure you hit the positives first, and that's something that this does so well. let's take a look at the tubes now. there are severe delays on the district and hammersmith and city lines and there are minor delays on thejubilee and metropolitan lines. now onto the weather with kat christodoulou. hello there, good morning to you. there will be plenty of cloud through today with some potentially heavy and thundery showers and it will be breezy. but most certainly an improving picture as we head through the weekend. sunday, the better day as we are expecting a good deal of sunshine. so cloudy this morning with outbreaks of rain, could be some heavy bursts in that rain, followed by some showers through the course of this afternoon. those showers will be scattered, potentially falling thun

kent, but there are other mountain rescue teams here as well . they'll, of teams here as well. they'll, of course , be given the grids to course, be given the grids to start searching here. the policeey are saying publicly that they are still hopeful that they can find this child alive . but find this child alive. but clearly, with every passing hour that infant predicament becomes all the more precarious because really the temperatures overnight here again plummeted, plummeted to towards zero. the pavements around here are covered in ice . it is absolutely covered in ice. it is absolutely freezing . there's a northerly freezing. there's a northerly wind that's whistling down this area , the south downs, to the area, the south downs, to the north of britain . this is the north of britain. this is the area that the police are concentrating on because it was the area that this were arrested in on night after a eyed member of the public spotted them in a local convenience store and dialled 999. they were arrested just 6 minutes later. sadly think for the detectives who are the couple have not been cooperating with the inquiry into trying to find this missing child so police really onl