louise: miles taylor was the chief of staff at the u.s.rity in the trump administration. miles: it was clear to me in late 2018 and early 19 that these conspiracy theory trends, like qanon, were a danger to the country and that the vitriolic rhetoric on some of these message boards could jump the tracks into violence very, very easily. we were worried about that, and it wasn't just a law enforcement concern. we started to view it as a re national security threat. louise: in the united states, the fbi has declared qanon a potential domestic terrorism threat, but that hasn't happened in australia. according to the institute for strategic dialogue, australia is the fourth largest country for qanon-related activity online. elise: in march 2020 we had, obviously, the outbreak of covid-19 and along with that came a lot of, sort of, associated mental health pressures, and we know belief in conspiracy theories is quite closely linked to, you know, various mental health stressors. d so, we saw an explosion of conspiracy activity around the world, i

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the home affairs select committee will have dame louise in front of us tomorrow.r or so looking at the met and her findings, so she says very clearly in the report institutionalised sexism, racism and homophobia, and i think we want to discuss that with her further tomorrow but i certainly accept the findings she has made, yes. in tomorrow but i certainly accept the findings she has made, yes. in 1999, the macpherson _ findings she has made, yes. in 1999, the macpherson report, _ findings she has made, yes. in 1999, the macpherson report, which - the macpherson report, which investigated handling of the investigation into the murder of teenager stephen lawrence found the met was institutionally racist. a statement this morning from stephen's mother, baroness lawrence, in that she says the force has had almost 30 years to put its house in order. it hasn't done so, either because it doesn't want to or it doesn't know how to. if it hasn't put its house in order in almost three decades, can any reasonable person, do you think, have faith that it ever will? i person, d

louise, we appreciate _ companies. louise, we appreciate your - companies.me. i staying with china, one company potentially looking to move some of its operations out of the country is foxconn. according to various reports, the taiwanese firm — which makes apple's iphones — is considering moving some of its production to india. on friday, the southern indian state of karnataka said foxconn had announced a major deal there, which could generate 100,000 jobs over the next decade. last year, foxconn�*s operations in china were hit by supply chain problems due to the country's strict covid lockdowns. let's go live to our bureau in delhi to get the latest from our india business correspondent arunoday mukharji. a hiring spree of 100,000 in karnataka, do they have skilled workers for this sort of operation? is it known for it's high level tech staff? there is a lot of speculation about this, what are you hearing?— about this, what are you hearin: ? , . ., hearing? there is and it all started around _ hearing? there is and it all started around last - hearing? ther

mr speaker, would louise casey _ force. why not? mr speaker, would louise casey also _ force. why not? mr speaker, would louise casey also said is _ force. why not? mr speaker, would louise casey also said is that - louise casey also said is that primary public accountability of the met sits with the mayor of london. she described that relationship between the mayor and the met as dysfunctional. i hope when he stands up, he will also confirm to the house that he will take up these matters with the labour mayor of london so he plays his part. but mr speaker, the way rape victims were treated by the crueljustice system was not good enough and that is why the government published an ambitious rape review action plan. it is right that we have extended operations across all police forces in the country, we have tripled the number of independent sexual violence advisors, we have improved the process of collecting phone evidence and being cross—examined and since 2010 we have quadrupled funding for victim support services. that is a conservative government doing everything we can to

for more in this we can talk to report her louise osborne louise, welcome along. what exactly are these synthetic fuels are exempt from the bomb. so we're talking about things like e curse in the mess and all e methane. these are fuel sort of made using carbon dioxide emissions and hydrogen, and a key component of that is also electricity. now depending on whether they use renewable electricity or electricity made from fossil fuels, will would tell us whether these e fuels are actually carbon neutral or not critiques of this decision that has been made. say that there aren't enough renew also says in the you to cover a fuel being made a fuel. so actually 5 times more energy intensive or need 5 times more electricity than electric batteries for example. so this could be a big problem support as the saying though that it would be better to be able to transition the, the car fleet in a more steady way using e fuels. there are a lot of cars in the u. s. over 250000000, so there's a lot that needs to be done. okay, so just so i understand the bottom line. if i buy a di

reporter: louise casey's report is comprehensive and damming.etropolitan police is institutionally racist, sexist, and homophobic. it needs wholesale reform. the scale of the problems laid there shocking even to those who had seen some of them firsthand. >> it was devastating in terms of those officers having to endure such misogyny, racism, and homophobia within policing. after 30 years, trying to make changes within policing, it seems nothing has changed. reporter: some of the most searing testimony comes from members of the force, talking of discrimination against women. i have -- i have witnessed senior officers. on females like creditors, there is a culture of hit lists, targets, and trying to sleep with female officers and staff. against sikhs, one officer had his beard cut because an officer thought with -- thought it was funny. >> it generates a whole series of emotions. it generates anger, frustration, embarrassment. it generates some pride as well, which may sound odd. but it is our men and women who care about policing of london, give

the report was conducted by a baroness, louise casey . it by a baroness, louise casey.ependent review. she also called the force rotten at adding that she couldn't guarantee there are not more officers like sarah everard's killer wayne cousins in the ranks. well, let's speak now to our national report. ellie costello, who joins us from scotland yard this morning . good morning to you, ellie. tell us, first of all, those key find ings of the report . yes find ings of the report. yes good morning to you both. this is a blistering report into the metropolitan police force and it branded it as institutionally racist , sexist and homophobic. racist, sexist and homophobic. 363 pages. it took a year to complete by baroness casey, and it was actually commissioned after the abduction, the rape and the murder of sarah everard by a serving metropolitan police officer , wayne cousins. and it officer, wayne cousins. and it was during that year long review where another metropolitan police officer, david carrick, was convicted of sexually fences and rape of 12 victims. so this what b

and one officer instructed to undertake reflective practice. louise casey says public trust in policing in london is broken in to rebuild it the entire force, not just its leadership needs to be accountable and improve. frontline policing, harris will sit al jazeera london. protestors have set off flayson fireworks. and paris says demonstrations against frances pension reforms continue thousands rarely to a day before president menu. i'm a chrome, as you to give a televised interview. he's expected to defend his goal of raising the retirement age from 62. to 64. fans of renowned mind artist marcel must have much 100 years since his birth in france. moscow was inspired by the silent actor charlie chaplin. he performed around the world sometimes more than $300.00 shows. a year. natasha butler reports from paris. michael jackson was one of marcel marceau, his most famous fans. the french, my martin, spied the pope's doth trademark moon walk dance. moscow was influenced by charlie chaplin. he created a character called bip, who could make people laugh or cry with gestures. the told stories

that report was filed by louise osborne from the w environments, which ones is now. here in the studio is a new york negotiated meeting for you when water conference clearly important. you mentioned it in the report of what's really at stake. yeah. okay. so i mean, as we talked about before, there are almost 2000000000 people or more than 2000000000 people who don't have access to water. that's a quarter of the population that can't have safer, let the water to drink from. just imagine what that must be like. then there are people who are almost half of the population that don't have access to safe sanitation, so know clean toilets to use. also hand washing, i mean, think of their coven 19 pandemic. were washing hands with so important. think about not having water to be able to do that with these people are coming contacts than with diseases. cholera, diarrhea that are killing over a 1000000 people a year actually die. people, i like to tell you exactly. and they, these are preventable deaths. this does not have to be happening. and that is obviously something that

and one officer instructed to undertake reflective practice. louise casey says public trust in policing in london is broken in to rebuild it the entire force, not just its leadership needs to be accountable and improve. frontline policing, harris will sit al jazeera london, alice vinton is a former metropolitan police officer. she says the counter london police department does not equip women to thrive within it. female feel for them to do with not being supported by the not being supported by senior ages. i'm not have, you know, because of the very, very talk because in the in the it, i think it's ever been a high level, especially women of color. i've been trying really, women will discuss in terms of that because in terms of whether or not police officers and that's just the kind of stuff somebody would just say. all that, i know that being your needs and sergeant and things when you're female, but the company always just, just jo still to come on out here. armina flanders in. she'll anchor but an i am if below package is bringing hope in the countries worst economic crisis, but with

yes, and there was one letter addressed to louise or forget dem was in french. was literally the following. he writes to her. she went to ostankino and was naughty for some reason, she didn’t want to come to moscow, and he writes to her. eh, that means. stop your farces and i call an ungrateful and oath from a criminal woman. at the distance of my costil dagger. come back and tre-tremble. he is not writes with a lot of er so and e, expressed in love letters. as i understand it, this is how the race took place, and here and the researcher troitsky e, he also read the materials, he writes, as far as i understand, the french language. i realized that this is a very important threatening note. means to pierce her bones with a dagger. daggers are taken from him and uh, the minister of justice graf panin quotes this note in the senate. so, he says, look, he wanted to pierce her with his castilian dagger, but the fact is that they had there were such lovers. special, which means erotic symbols of expression, after all , 8 years of relationship, of course, they had thei

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yes, and there was one letter addressed to louise or forget victims.y the following. he writes to her. she went to ostankino and was naughty for some reason, she didn’t want to come to moscow, and he writes to her. eh, that means . stop your farces and i call an ungrateful and oath criminal woman. at the distance of my bone dagger. come back and tre-tremble. he doesn't write with a lot. e, so, here and e, expressed in love letters. as i understand it, before the race took place, and here is the researcher troitsky e , he also read the materials, he writes, as far as i understand, the french language. i realized that this is a very important threatening note. it means to pierce her with a cashier's dagger, they take the note, the daggers are found from him, and uh, minister of justice count panin quotes this note in the senate. so, he says, look, he wanted to pierce her with his castilian dagger, but the fact is that they had such lovers. special, it means that such erotic symbols of expression are still 8 years of relationship, of course, they had thei

so baroness louise casey , independent review louise casey, independent review has also called the force rotten , adding that she couldn't guarantee there aren't more officers like wayne cousins and david carrick amongst the ranks . says commissioner smart. rowley says progress is being made to form the met. you would say that, wouldn't they? let's have a listen to what he had to say. setting her language in terms of the bullets and the diagnosis of we've got diagnosis of what we've got wrong and just simply not wrapping in level we wrapping it up in same level we are to be anti—racist are going to be anti—racist until the scottish the homophobic. i've stepped up massive here capability in the armed men and women in the organisation reporting more incidents. we are sacking officers a faster rate because officers a faster rate because of their because of their help . of their because of their help. so we are making the progress that you expect it to take some time but we slowly reducing time but we are slowly reducing the risk that we have fixed in the risk that we have fixed in the organ

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i louise's coming out in this report. i have _ louise's coming out in this report. i have been— louise'sner in decades. lump i vermont londoners will see these issues _ vermont londoners will see these issues dealt with. they will see policing — issues dealt with. they will see policing and prove it will make that difference is that people expect _ make that difference is that people expect. let's remind ourselves of how we got here. the report was commissioned following the rape, kidnap and murder of sarah everard in 2021 — by serving met police officer wayne couzens. the met was heavily criticised for its policing of the unofficial vigil held for sarah everard on clapham common, where a number of people were arrested. the report points to this incident as one of several that has damaged the met�*s reputation in recent years. here's the uk prime minister rishi sunak. it's right that the police have to restore confidence and trust back into policing. there needs to be a change in culture and leadership change, i know that the new metropolitan commissioner will no doubt reflect on the fin

speaking on the bbc�*s newsnight, dame louise casey said there are a number of key areas that require she doesnt agree with sir mark rowley�*s opinion that the term �*institutional�* had become politicised and meant differnt things to different people. it's organisational, is institutional, it's systemic. which word would you use to describe this organisation? i put four tests then. i have been really trying to find a way forward basically across misogyny, homophobia and racism. let's take race, if you have racists working on your beliefs forth and you know you do, it does not mean that everyone working in the police force is racist. let's go up, thatis force is racist. let's go up, that is not we are saying, that is not what i am saying. but if you have officers and 49% of black and ethnic offices experiencing racism regularly, one third of the women experiencing sexual harassment, i9% of experiencing sexual harassment, i9% of officers who will say they are gay and therefore can be surveyed, have experienced homophobia. whichever way you look at it, sir mark rowley, you have racists,

and louise long has more on the story. this city, oh, quite saga was says that by total its res norwood degree. besides the city impossible to go out to olive with so many times by local population fleeting for him, i called in to say the saloon books, peripheral put paragraph, security forces have left the city a few days before chile group have decided to attack and take over recruiting it went full intensive ups are which lead to were killing of civilian solace, shot dead or fleet a horrible movie. requoted witnesses sod, less emotionally. out of it. come on feeding. oh boy, killer. be you, philip? yes. it's heartbreaking and incomprehensible to see these attacks. at 1st, they only targeted military infrastructure of the defense and security forces, but are now attacking civilians who have nothing to do with this conflict. it's terrible to see our fellow countrymen as terrorist to attack us. it's one thing when they target politicians or the army and make some demands, but it's different when they attack their own broth

louise, what are you doing here?re not dropping out of the league championship tonight, are you? louise is dropping out of the league championship? all i said was "hey, cam." so, this year, i invited mitchell to join my gay bowling team -- the britney spares. i came up with the team name, i designed the shirts. yeah. it's not important who gets the credit. when we first stated, my bowling was, um -- well, it was iffy. but then i practiced and i practiced until the shoe-rental guy called me "decent." i'm not here as a teammate. i'm here on official police business. what? please tell me that is not you. man: what is that? (people scream) oh, no. (children screaming) oh. oh.

thank you louise. a one way to handle was shortage is, is pretty obvious recycling with the technological advances inward recycling the water that went down your st. this morning might be coming back out of your tap sooner than you think. the city of los angeles is looking into what's known as direct potable reuse, which means putting purified, recycled water directly back into our drinking water systems. t w's in his port reports from los angeles. california is facing its worth trouts in recorded history . despite the rain and recent weeks used to water his gun from waste to a precious resource challenges to make this drinkable again, it's important that we make good use to recycle the waste water. so we're trying to be independent and harm utilize the water that we have to. it's most optimal level. the waste water goes through multiple steps to be treated for drink. or you start from the beginning. we have 2 maint sewers that feed the treatment plan. and you're going to see her debris actually what w

and one officer instructed to undertake reflective practice. louise casey says public trust in policing in london is broken and the to rebuild it the entire force, not just its leadership needs to be accountable and improve frontline policing, hurry force it al, jazeera, london or 2 deer heads on many iraqis. the still criticizing the united states for inviting the country without a plan. among what they say were failures was the decision to disband the iraqi army. a lot has changed, including the emergence of new threats. a warning as our been jobs report from baghdad contains disturbing images in a battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. the iraqi army essentially was dissolved either they were killed or they've gone back a back to their homes. one of the 1st decisions the youth lead force is made after invading europe was to defend the country military, which used to be one of the largest in the middle east. 20 years later, the country is still dealing with the repercussions. one former commander of the re, constituted forces, believe law, it was a calculated

baroness louise today as very. baroness louise casey who led the review found the met police to be institute racist misogynist and homophobic. the report also found the met's current ethics standards and disciplinary procedures have failed abysmally . and she's calling for a complete overhaul of the service. suella braverman she has every faith that the commission of police will be a catalyst for change. and she's vowed to hold officers and the mayor of london to account . mayor of london to account. there have been growing concerns around the performance of the metropolitan police and its ability to command the confidence and trust of londoners . this follows a series londoners. this follows a series of abhorrent cases of officers who betrayed the public's trust and hideously abused their powers . today's report powers. today's report commissioned by sunak's predecessor , makes for very predecessor, makes for very concerning reading. it's clear that there have been serious failures of culture, leadership and stand

are you satisfied with the dopulse louise, how did you answer and answer?es, because i think that you can put you from the noun vasenka. let some horses. uh-huh it an undersized value expressed by a name with a prename. thank you very much for commenting the correct answer to this question. this is an option, right? second question. is it true that most of the population of india lives in cities at the time? roman what do you think is the correct answer? i don't think there is a correct answer because india is a fairly low developed country. based on that, i built one in the countryside. understood your point of view. thanks to cities, about 35% of the population lives. most of the villagers the correct answer to this question is option no , the third question. is it true that the mulberry came out as the only fully domesticated insect not found in nature in the wild? the time is true, here his silkworm is really bred only artificially for obtaining. well, i know the existence of a silkworm here, but i don’t remember exactly, a domesticated insect. i answer

baroness louise today as very. baroness louise casey who led the review found the met police to be institute racist misogynist and homophobic. the report also found the met's current ethics standards and disciplinary procedures have failed abysmally . and she's calling for a complete overhaul of the service. suella braverman she has every faith that the commission of police will be a catalyst for change. and she's vowed to hold officers and the mayor of london to account . mayor of london to account. there have been growing concerns around the performance of the metropolitan police and its ability to command the confidence and trust of londoners . this follows a series londoners. this follows a series of abhorrent cases of officers who betrayed the public's trust and hideously abused their powers . today's report powers. today's report commissioned by sunak's predecessor , makes for very predecessor, makes for very concerning reading. it's clear that there have been serious failures of culture, leadership and stand

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise.a significant sharp showers here. from the north and east of county durham we've had sunshine. she is likely across england we could see the highest temperatures through the remainder of the afternoon. as you can see, sharp showers easing their way from the south—east. a cluster of showers developing more widespread through northern ireland which will gradually push their way up which will gradually push their way up through south—west england and wales for the remainder of the afternoon. an afternoon of mixed fortunes, sunny spells and showers continue for most. wind coming from a southerly direction, to that generally there is temperatures between 13 and 16 celsius. slightly cooler in the far north of scotland. a messy mix as we go through the night. we can quite a lot of cloud around. some of these quite heavy, but the cloud will act like a blanket and prevent those temperatures from falling too far. it will be a mild start to the weekend, temperatures widely between five and nine c

welcome back. louise. when one does is, is another international conference telling rich countries, the poor countries still need their help. really going to provide practical practicable solutions to these problems. i mean, we have to look at it in a way that this is the 1st conference dedicated to water and almost 50 years. so that must be a step in the right direction or the you and it's really been pushing for something to be done. and they have promised to make our safe water accessible to everyone and sanitation by 2030. and they have admitted themselves that the target is off track by quite a lot of they are calling for international communities to make much more investment in water. and there are some solutions that have been offered as part of the report that they put together a so called water funds, for example, that would ask cities and industry to contribute to habitat being protected upstream. so that the water than that arrives with them is, is quality water also better management of agricul

baroness louise casey was appointed to examine the force's standards and internal culture, in the wake of sarah everard by a serving met officer, wayne couzens. her report will be released next week, but the bbc has been told the draft is "very serious". it's understood the home secretary has had talks this week with the head of the force, sir mark rowley, and will back his leadership to reform it. our special correspondent lucy manning has been speaking to former partners of policemen, who say the met fails to deal with the abusive officers in its ranks. sirens. they used to be in uniform, until they were convicted. since wayne couzens was arrested, more met police officers have been sentenced, many for sexual offences or violence against women. the force has faced criticism it can't deal with complaints against its own officers. i think it's easier to let these police officers stay than try and get rid of them. sally — not her real name — was the partner of a met police officer. they met when he investigated a crime she was the victim of. last year, she told the met he'd domestically

and one officer instructed to undertake reflective practice. louise casey says public trust in policing in london is broken and to rebuild it the entire force, not just its leadership needs to be accountable and improve. frontline policing, harris will sit al jazeera london, still to come this half hour. a 1000000 fernandez in, she'll enter that in. i am is below package is bringing home in the countries worst economic crisis, but with some paper conditions and fending off another banking crisis. rescue plan for credit suisse brings relief on wall street. ah hello. its quieting down nicely. now, across new salem, as seen, some wet weather, some breezy weather, pushing its way through things will be largely settled as we go on through the next couple days to little breezy at the moment, showers, they still continue across the southeast of australia or up the east coast see the shower cloud showing up here. heaviest downpours around the gulf, captain terrier, far north of the northern territory. see where to where the to just over towards the, kimberly much of all it is looking fine and t

ah ah ah, louise knows to move this . a girl's me, it makes me happy. makes me feel those i was with me. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, art cannot be erased by the super bowl with no host and no limitation. what mattered in all to was to be radical. how can the thing that's radical to be for say, part one of the highway and denise, your pool is not about wanting to sell. you know about the message in the studio b, unscripted on al jazeera frank assessments. this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will allow us to treat this global comments for the attention of deserves inside story. on al jazeera, ah, ah, hello, there are more.

and one officer instructed to undertake reflective practice. louise casey says public trust in policing in london is broken and the to rebuild it the entire force, not just its leadership needs to be accountable and improve. frontline policing, hurry, full sit, al jazeera, london in kenya, 238. people have been arrested in protests against the government of william mucho, of the rising cost of living and fuel shortages. as one police officers were also injured in the clashes demonstrations took place on monday in ruby and other parts of canyon in response to a call for a day of action. my opposition needed. i didn't get these 5 tier gas and water kind of towards protested. or some of the crowds held rocks and began burning tires. while the 800000 people have been forced from their homes in eastern democratic republic of congo in the past year. this is the 23 group sees is territory and breaks agreements to withdraw many people and are living in unsanitary camps around the city of dana, where an outbreak of cholera is affecting hundreds of people. welcome web reports from the bilingual c

try to lift the 35 km wheel on the machine so within several times during the day, louise works withouts for a manicure. you can forget and not that it doesn’t matter, but only by touching inside the tire, you can find a nail or a bump . years of practice at a medical university were not in vain. not every craftsman can boast such a ringing of the blade, the so-called singing steel, the highest degree of blacksmithing. and if you need to forge a dagger or a saber in dagestan, you are advised to contact not a master, but a craftswoman. jamgarat family magomed kadiev and zaula harbu, hereditary gunsmiths and blacksmithing is still handmade even today. is that the mountain fire is now maintained with the help of electric motors. that's how i want to say it's not a woman's business, but in our case it's rather difficult. it's a matter of forging iron blow after blow. this is how the famous arbuk bulat is born , even athletes would envy her strength and endurance. and you say the weaker sex on one product at the jamgorath takes a week of painstaking work the iron lady knows how to forge shar

baroness louise casey led the review into the police.he's victims have been let down and that officers who abuse their power shattered public trust. the report found the met's current standards and disciplinary procedures have failed a and baroness casey is calling for a complete overhaul . the moment that sarah everard was raped , abducted, raped and was raped, abducted, raped and by a serving police officer , i by a serving police officer, i find it extraordinary in policing and in the met police that wasn't moment of like a plane falling out of the sky. i just think it is so dreadful change didn't come . so now this change didn't come. so now this report has to carry that and has take responsibility for getting the change needed . shadow the change needed. shadow policing minister sarah jones says labour is calling for new mandatory standards. the facts are there for all to see. whatever you call it, there is institutional racism, misogyny institutional racism, misogyny in the police force. we have let down women . we are letting down

i think louise, what is can be reflective? our international audience is that while we're talking about the police force in britain's capital, there are more than a dozen police forces across the united kingdom as they would be in any other country. and that the people in the north west of the country up in scotland may be north, and i live nodding in agreement, perhaps having an example of that in their own particular region of the country. now it's all about public trust isn't it? i'm getting the public called inside just because what we're hearing from certain police officers, those in charge is this is a small minority and we're hearing voices like yours would make it sound like such a big problem. how does the public settling in the united kingdom gauge whether this is a small problem or larger problem that needs to be dealt with? i think we need to listen to the people that live there. i think we need to put people that have some pretty good job people who are from the community who are women who guy, we need to listen t

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in 1850, on the night of november 7-8 , the mistress of alexander vasilyevich of the dry kobyrin, louisewhich came to him evaporation, they lived in the world together. uh, eight years in a, well, illegal relationship. eh, and here. eh, they had a very serious relationship and she e he would not be madly in love, but he was alexander va sukhova kobylin. eh, very handsome man. he possessed demonic power over women, and besides this frenchwoman, he had a lot of other lovers in moscow, uh, louise everything it endured very uh lasted so somehow. that's all endured until they appeared. e new. he has a passion. eh, such nadezhda ivanovnaryshkina, innate to noring. uh, the woman was completely uninformed. i read here memoirs they and french russians - it just was and she fell madly in love with alexander vasilyevich began. so to speak, a pick of reality. yes, such a female duel, a real one, and then suddenly she disappears. uh, two days later. uh, she is found uh brutally killed with her throat and wrapped oblique. yes, it was terrible, because she was proudly beaten, indeed, like uh, her throa

here's louise lear. hi there.quite literally have had everything bar the kitsch sink so far this march. it is often nope as the transition from winter into spring and it can be turbulent so i want to start off with a snapshot of newcastle throughout the week, this could be any city across the country, and look at this roller—coaster ride. today mild wet and windyer tomorrow the cold air is set to return, we could see further wintry showers and then mild wet and windy by the time we head towards the weekend. what an earth is going off? well, at the moment this is frontal system is the dividing line between very mild and very windy weather down to the south and some what colder with a northerly component returning and pushing down from scotland, that is going to move steadily southwards as we go through the remendser of day. yes it is rain and snow, across scotland, at the moment, it is a showery mix, some of the showers sharp, across england and wales, and northern ireland, maybe the odd rumble of thunder central a

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louise, after louis. "you must remember, i've never had a baby before., i nevehad a baby before, y dig? now, don't say that i'm carried away over all, because i am. tee-hee. with all my love and more besides, your future husband, old satchmo, louis armstrong." my father made a lot of promises to my mother. she tucked them in her pockets, in her dresser drawers, in little boxes, in her heart, in her mind, in her soul. [music - louis armstrong, "lazy river"] - (singing) up the lazy river where the old mill runs. - whenever he was in town, he was there with us, his family. and in the summers, he took us on tour with him as his family. he was saving up for a house to keep with us, his family. and so my mom kept louis armstrong's secret, followed his very specific instructions on how to lie low, until the two of them could go public - (singing "zy river"]) throw away your troubles. ♪ dream a dream of me. ♪ dream dream of me. - sweets would travel far and wide to me louis his valet, doc pugh, served as a go-between, channeling all communications whenever she n

baroness louise casey is the report author — she's been speaking to bbc radio four�*s today programmeive, and that the institutional racism, misogyny and homophobia is largely led, by what their officers have said and what our own research has shown, which is if you are a woman in the met and an officer, you are 33... a third experience sexism on a daily basis. if you are... one in ten of those same men women, experienced sexual harassment and sexual assaults. i mean, it is off the barometer. i could say the same about homophobia and certainly on racism. i'm joined now by the former scotland yard superintendent nusrit mehtab who is in london. before we go to their guest we will hearfrom before we go to their guest we will hear from the before we go to their guest we will hearfrom the met before we go to their guest we will hear from the met police commissioner.— hear from the met police commissioner. ~ . . . , , commissioner. we accept the findings ofthe commissioner. we accept the findings of the river port- _ commissioner. we accept the findings of the river port. obviously _ commis

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