she is at the old bailey for us.ndecent exposure _ for three indecent exposure offences, and the third one happens just days before he murdered sarah everard. in thejudge's just days before he murdered sarah everard. in the judge's sentencing remarks, we had a bit more about those indecent exposure incidents, one of them took place in woodland in it cant come in at 2020, where a cyclist was cycling along a rural path, and wayne couzens, fully naked, came out and expose himself to that woman. he also admitted last month to two further counts of exposure incidents, those were at a drive—through mcdonald's at swanley. we heard more about the impact on the victims of those three indecent exposure offences, about how one of the complainants said that she just simply could not do simple basic things like go out for a cycle, or go out for a walk. we also know that after that third incident, at the mcdonald's ad swanley, the registration number plate of the cart that wayne couzens was driving that was handed over to the poli

our special correspondent lucy manning was in court for the sentencing, and is at the old bailey.y. well this is aboutjustice for lucy. well this is about 'ustice for those mimi lucy. well this is about 'ustice for those victims who _ lucy. well this is about 'ustice for those victims who were- lucy. well this is aboutjustice for those victims who were left - those victims who were left traumatised by the indecent exposure of wayne couzens but it is about so much more than that. it is about the failures of the police to properly investigate him before sarah everard's murder and quite possibly to stop him and that was the theme running through the whole of the court hearing today. it was shocking to sit in court and see for the first time the cctv from mcdonald's just four days before he murdered sarah everard, when he exposed himself there. very clearly on the cctv, you can see his number plate, af 12 x x w and that was reported to the police three days before sarah's murder, along with details of his credit cards and nothing was done. and one of his victims, one of the brave mcdo

this time the crown court, the central criminal court , old bailey. on the 31st court, old bailey. well, as mark, thank you so much. keep us updated. that's white. he's the chief in his home security editor. well, today is the second anniversary of the murder. sarah everard . of the murder. sarah everard. after the break, i'll speak to the women's rights activist who was controversially arrested at a vigil for . sarah, and what's a vigil for. sarah, and what's changed in last two years? changed in the last two years? see you in a few minutes. welcome back. this is gb news on tv, online and on radio. i'm not a square now. lots of you may be getting in touch. your thoughts on that? sue gray and says over the last few years it can be clearly that senior civil service have undermined the conservative government and continuously leaked sensitive to embarrass the government . nobody embarrass the government. nobody really expected the civil not to have political views , but until have political views, but until recently had a reputation for professionalism and fairly implement of the ele

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criminal court, the old bailey in central london on the 31st of march.ch for bringing us up to date on that distressing case. as mark, our homeland security editor. so back to northern. and whilst the political deliberations have the headlines, it's also important to hear from businesses and get their take the windsor framework. so i'm now to be joined by glynn roberts. he's the chief executive of retail , the chief executive of retail, northern ireland, to discuss the impact this deal could have on businesses there. again, thanks for joining us and no doubt forjoining us and no doubt you've been going through all of the documents that i referenced there with gordon. do you there with gordon. what do you make framework ? well, make of windsor framework? well, arlene, thank you for having me . i it's a very detailed . i think it's a very detailed document, as gordon rightly says . you know, there's a lot of devil in the detail and, you know , all i would say is that know, all i would say is that it's a wonderful way to. spend your evenings reading the com

the judge, the old bailey, is talking to cousins on a video link from his prison. she is saying that the three women who cousins offended against are entitled to anonymity and that will stay for the rest of their life. the judge on to say that the sentence she's passing today will not affect the whole term sentence that cousin already has for the murder of sarah everard . the judge going on to say personal statements, read in court, speak of the victim's shock over his selfish and aggressive acts. latest coming up live from the old bailey. all the other headlines are coming up with . tamsin mark, thank you up with. tamsin mark, thank you and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 12:02. and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's12:o2. charity newsroom. it's 12:02. charity groups are warning thousands of asylum seekers will be left permanently in limbo under a proposed government plans to tackle small boats crossing the channel. the refugee council has warned the plans shatter the uk's commitments under the un refugee convention to give people a fair hearing r

both were remanded in custody and will next appear at the old bailey in london at the end of march. >h reality tv contestant stephen baer has been sentenced to 21 months in prison after sharing a private video of himself having sex with his ex-girlfriend georgia harrison. she waived her right to anonymity of the trial. he was found guilty of voyeurism and exposing sexual conduct with intent to cause distress. >> stephen baer's arrival in court this morning was extraordinary. he stopped to take a selfie before speaking to a group of reporters. the 33-year-old is best known for winning "celebrity big brother" in 2016. georgia harrison met him on mtv show "the challenge" and said she had to move out of a home in essex because it was opposite his. the judge gave the maximum sentence available and said that georgia has suffered extreme humiliation and embarrassment in terms of her emotional health and reputation and also in her employment status. he prays her dignity and courage and said he hopes this result will give vindication to others that have suffered from similar crimes. georgia ha

our correspondent, helena wilkinson, is at the old bailey. what has been happening today?at has been happening today? wayne couzens was not in court _ what has been happening today? wayne couzens was not in court today - what has been happening today? —ie couzens was not in court today in the dock was empty, he appeared via video link from franklin is prison, a high security prison, and because he had pleaded guilty to three indecent exposure charges at the old bailey last month, he did not get the full facts of what he did —— we did not. they were outlined by the prosecutor today at the hearing as wayne couzens just looked down at the table for most of the hearing as the table for most of the hearing as the details were laid bare in court. we heard that the first incident happened in woodland in deal in kent and it was a woman who was cycling through a rural road out of nowhere, wayne couzens, fully naked, appeared in front of her and indecently exposed himself. —— and out of nowhere. we heard from a victim impact statement from the woman, she said she was horrified by th

the met has apologised for not arresting couzens, and the judge at the old bailey said failures to investigatead added to his belief that he could sexually "dominate and abuse women without being stopped." our special correspondent lucy manning reports. wayne couzens in his car, number plate clearly visible, pulling up at a drive—through mcdonald's in kent and exposing himself to staff. not the first time. this, four days before he kidnapped sarah everard. the police were called the next day, the number plate given. if they'd have checked, they would have known he was a sex—offending police officer. it's not an exaggeration to say what happened and then didn't happen at the mcdonald's in kent days before he kidnapped sarah everard could and should have prevented her murder. the fact that no police came to find him or his black car, to question him about these incidents, can only have served to confirm and strengthen 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 di

both were remanded in custody and will next appear at the old bailey, in london at the end of march.magistrates�* court. they with us on bbc news. still to come. a reality contestant is jailed in the uk for sharing a private graphic video of him and his former partner. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these i marches are their rights as citizens of the united states, - and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out | so that they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i know you don't want to say too much about it — but does it worry you that it's going to boil up? oh, it worries me, yes, but i ho

both were remanded in custody and will next appear at the old bailey, in london at the end of march.lity tv contestant stephen bear has been sentenced to 21 months in prison after sharing a private video of himself having sex with his ex—girlfriend georgia harrison. she waived her right to anonymity for the trial. bear was found guilty of voyeurism and disclosing private sexual photographs and films — with intent to cause distress. annabel rackham reports stephen bear's arrival in court this morning was extraordinary. he stopped to take a selfie before singing to a group of reporters. the 33—year—old is best known for winning celebrity big brother in 2016. how many times have i asked if you have a girlfriend at home? georgia harrison let him on the itv show the challenge and she told the court how she had had to move out of her home in essex because it was opposite his. the judge gave near enough the maximum sentence today and said georgia had suffered extreme humiliation and embarrassment in terms of her emotional health and reputation, and also in her employment status. he praised

the met has apologised for not arresting couzens and the judge at the old bailey said failures to investigate added our special correspondent lucy manning reports. to his belief that he could sexually "dominate and abuse women without being stopped". our special correspondent lucy manning reports. wayne couzens in his car, numberplate clearly visible, pulling up at a drive thru mcdonald's in kent and exposing himself to staff — not the first time. this was four days before he kidnapped sarah everard. the police were called the next day, the number plate given. if they'd have checked, they would have known he was a sex—offending police officer. it's not an exaggeration to say what happened or didn't happen at the mcdonald's days before he kidnapped sarah everard could and should have prevented her murder. the fact that no police came to find him or his black car, to question him or his black car, to question him about these incidents, can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mine a dangerous belief in his invincibility, in his power sexually to dominate and abuse women

who went missing with their baby, sparking a 53—day search across britain, have appeared at the old baileymark gordon didn't enter a plea and will remain in police custody. they'll go on trial next january. the baby girl was eventually found in a shed in brighton after an extensive police operation. businesses are warning they may have to cut working hours, lay—off staff and scale back investment due to high energy bills — as the government's financial support is reduced from tomorrow. ministers say the £18 billion cost of the business energy price cap is unsustainable. instead businesses will receive a subsidy expected to cost around £5 billion. here's our business editor simonjack. the cost of energy hit record highs last year, and the government stepped in with subsidies. but that support is slashed from tomorrow, which means shaf islam will revert to a deal he agreed to at the beginning of this year, since when prices have fallen. in 2021, his bill was £1,000 per month. for the next 11 months, it will be £4,400. i am paying double what the market rate is now and i've got to do that for

the pair appeared at the old bailey today. they did not enter pleas and were remanded in custody.have fallen at their fastest annual rate in 1a years. the lender says its data suggests they were down by 3.1% in march compared to 2022. property prices have now fallen for seven months in a row. virgin 0rbit — the rocket company owned by sir richard branson — is planning to lay off 85% of its workforce. the firm failed to secure new investment and is expected to stop operating for the foreseeable future. earlier this year, a virgin 0rbit rocket failed to complete the first ever satellite launch from the uk. businesses warn they may have to cut working hours, and possibly lay off staff and scale back investment due to high energy bills, as government financial support is being reduced from tomorrow. the government says it can no longer afford to finance the current energy price cap for businesses. here's our business editor, simonjack. the cost of energy hit record highs last year, and the government stepped in with subsidies. that support is slashed from tomorrow, which means shaf is

we're told the old bailey today.cheduled for the 2nd of january next year. and any what the court gave in terms of why that is a long period before the full comes through . well the full comes through. well there's a lot of evidence he didn't into the detail of why that would be such a delay but there is an lot of evidence and of course there's, medical evidence to go as well. and to gather, because, as i say those initial post—mortem and toxicology examinations did not give an accurate assessment of how this infant died . so there how this infant died. so there are further tests that are being carried out there . but as i say, carried out there. but as i say, it'll be june when we get that plea in case manager went heanng plea in case manager went hearing here at the old and then the full trial the 2nd of january scheduled for but these things again can slip given the backlog that the courts facing generally. but this couple remanded back into custody now to await the continuation of that legal process. mark, outsid

life at the old bailey in central london.e bbc about their experience of working with him, as an inquiry into bullying claims reaches its final stages. dozens of people, including mr raab himself, have now given evidence to the inquiry, which was commissioned to establish the facts. it will then be for the prime minister tojudge whether the findings show that mr raab broke ministerial rules on bullying or not. mr raab strongly denies allegations of bullying. i'm joined now by our political correspondent ione wales. like progress is there than in the investigation? this like progress is there than in the investigation?— investigation? this investigation has now been — investigation? this investigation has now been going _ investigation? this investigation has now been going on - investigation? this investigation has now been going on for - investigation? this investigation i has now been going on for almost three and a half months. we know that it three and a half months. we know thatitis three and a half months. we know that

the couple are due to appear at the old bailey at the end of the month.in the channel after a fire broke out in the engine room. 94 passengers and 89 crew were on board. three lifeboats from kent and a french salvage tug have been launched and the company says the fire has been extinguished. 0ur correspondent simonjones is in dover. bring us up—to—date with the latest, simon. tonight a major operation has been taking place out there in the channel. the fire broke out at around 5:30pm this afternoon. it is around 5:30pm this afternoon. it is a ship operated by irish ferries. at one point all of the passengers were told to head to muster stations in case the ferry had to be evacuated. the lifeboat was sent here from dover, dungeness, and ramsgate, along with a french tug boat. crew members on board managed to put out the fire. irish ferries do not believe any emergency assistance will now be needed but it has been a frightening experience for the people on board and ultimately the ferry is likely to have to be towed to shore. a long night ahead for those pa

prosecutors told the old bailey the organ was to be removed and given to the couple's daughter.s correspondent, tom symonds. a young nigerian man walks into a west london police station with a remarkable story. he's run away because people want to take his kidney. weeks before, daniel — not his real name — had been selling mobile phone accessories in the markets of lagos. at the other end of the nigerian social scale, ike ekweremadu, a powerful senator, and his wife, beatrice. their daughter, sonia, has a debilitating kidney condition. she needs a transplant. for help, ekweremadu turned to this man, dr obinna obeta... i'm fine, i'm 0k. ..who'd posted his own transplant on facebook afterfinding a young nigerian donor. obeta suggested his donor's friend, daniel. in lagos, the young market trader was told to get some tests. he thought a wealthy man was helping him travel to britain for a better life. the impression that i have is that he was told that there would be some form of employment for him in a manner, some form of assistance. was he told that he would be required to give a

husband and wife along with a medical middle man are facing jail after they were found guilty at the old baileyughter was acquitted. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. a young nigerian man walks into a west london police station with a remarkable story. he's run away because people want to take his kidney. weeks before, daniel — not his real name — had been selling mobile phone accessories in the markets of lagos. at the other end of the nigerian social scale, ike ekweremadu, a powerful senator, and his wife, beatrice. their daughter, sonia, has a debilitating kidney condition. she needs a transplant. for help, ekweremadu turned to this man, dr obinna obeta... i'm fine, i'm 0k. ..who'd posted his own transplant on facebook, afterfinding a young nigerian donor. obeta suggested his donor's friend, daniel. in lagos, the young market trader was told to get some tests. he thought a wealthy man was helping him travel to britain for a better life. he was told that there would be some form of employment for him in a manner, some form of assistance. was he told that he would be required

both were remanded in custody and will next appear at the old bailey, in london at the end of march.s�* court. alex murdaugh, a prominent south carolina lawyer, has been given two life terms in prison for the murders of his wife and son on their hunting estate in a case that has drawn global attention. prior to the sentence being announced, the 54—year—old again denied the murders of his son, paul, and his wife, maggie. i'm innocent. i would never hurt my wife, maggie. and i would never hurt my son, paul—paul. i thank you, your honour. thank you. after a lengthy address that last nearly half an hour, judge clifton newman sentenced murdaugh to consecutive life terms for the murders, that were committed injune 202i. well, mr murdaugh, isentence you to the state department of corrections on each of the murder indictments. in the murder of your wife, maggie murdaugh, i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. for the murder of paul murdaugh, whom you probably loved so much, i sentence you to prison for murdering him for the rest of your natural life. those sentences will

constance marten and mark gordon were both remanded in custody and will next appear at the old baileyality tv contestant stephen bear has been sentenced to 21 months in prison after sharing a private video of himself having sex with his ex—girlfriend georgia harrison — who waived her right to anonymity for the trial. the 33—year—old was found guilty of voyeurism and disclosing private sexual photographs and films — with intent to cause distress. annabel rackham reports. stephen bear's arrival in court this morning was extraordinary. he stopped to take a selfie before singing to a group of reporters. the 33—year—old is best known for winning celebrity big brother in 2016. ., ., , , winning celebrity big brother in 2016. ., , ., 2016. how many times have i asked if ou have a 2016. how many times have i asked if you have a girlfriend _ 2016. how many times have i asked if you have a girlfriend at _ 2016. how many times have i asked if you have a girlfriend at home? - you have a girlfriend at home? george harrison let him on the itv show the challenge and she told the court how she had ha

this was the first crown court appearance here at the old bailey today. appearance here at the old baileyy. we're told that they will be back here for a plea . on in june and then the plea. on in june and then the actual trial itself mark a, is scheduled for the 2nd of january next year . yes, not quite. there next year. yes, not quite. there are home security alerts outside the old bailey, right. okay well, look, very shortly i've got a big guest on a massive, massive new store, donald has been indicted and will appear in court week. but he the court next week. but is he the victim. a witch hunt? i'm victim. of a witch hunt? i'm going to a guy who going to be talking to a guy who him arguably as well as anybody else. deputy assistant to the president, deputy president, former deputy assistant president assistant to the president and strategist house. strategist in trump white house. it course the wonderful it is, of course the wonderful sebastian going sebastian gorka and he's going join me live in just a matter of moments. i'm patrick christys and is gb news. welcome back . return to on

we heard that constance marten and mark gordon, they appeared court number one here at the old baileyo month old baby girl . baby girl that at baby girl. baby girl that at nearly a court appearance, we were told they had named victoria . they're also charged victoria. they're also charged with conceal ing the birth of a child and with perverting the course of justice. now this whole episode on the 5th of january, when a vehicle was found abandoned an earlier by on the m61 near bolton. that vehicle had been driven by the couple forensic examination of the vehicle had shown that constance marten had given birth in or near the vehicle a day or two before that vehicle was found abandoned and on fire. the for couple reason, went the run. they were spotted in liverpool. they were spotted in liverpool. the following day. they were also then spotted down in essex and in east london before eventually going down to the sussex area, spotted on cctv and numerous occasions where multiple appeals over weeks by the police to try to trace this couple and their newborn. they were eventually spotted an

transplant the case heard at the old bailey was illegal. last, leading national education union has staged a protest calling on the government to urgently reform the school inspection system. the union is having a petition signed by more than 45,000 people to the department of education , asking for it to education, asking for it to replace ofsted. it follows the death of head teacher ruth perry , who took her own life waiting for an inspection report which downgraded her berkshire school to the lowest possible rating . to the lowest possible rating. you're up to date on tv online dab , plus radio and on the dab, plus radio and on the tunein app with gb news, the people's channel. back now to dewbs& co . dewbs& co. hi there, michelle dewberry. keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. keeping me company . my panel, daniel company. my panel, daniel moylan, a conservative peer in the house of lords, and catherine craig, a former labour councillor on the sea of plymouth communications . good plymouth communications. good evening, gentlemen. nice

victoria were found in a shed in brighton following a major search and the parallel pair at, the old baileyat the end of the month. tv online a dab radio . this is tv online a dab radio. this is gb news but now it's to laurence one thing which remains true evenin one thing which remains true even in uncertain times, is that human beings have far more in common than we give ourselves credit for. from saints to serial killers , all of humanity serial killers, all of humanity is on an unending search for meaning . what is our endeavour meaning. what is our endeavour or place among the 7 billion companions we share this planet 7 companions we share this planet ? who knows ? some turn to god to ? who knows? some turn to god to complete the circle in anticipation of or salvation once they have shuffled off this mortal coil . they live their mortal coil. they live their lives with one eye on what dreams may come in that eternal sleep . for others, it is simply sleep. for others, it is simply to die. to sleep? no more. a life of fourscore years. in ten they take the world as it is. and for better o

victoria were found in a shed in brighton following a major search and the parallel pair at, the old baileyf the month. tv online a dab radio . this is tv online a dab radio. this is gb news but now it's to laurence one thing which remains true evenin one thing which remains true even in uncertain times, is that human beings have far more in common than we give ourselves credit for. from saints to serial killers , all of humanity serial killers, all of humanity is on an unending search for meaning . what is our endeavour meaning. what is our endeavour or place among the 7 billion companions we share this planet 7 companions we share this planet ? who knows ? some turn to god to ? who knows? some turn to god to complete the circle in anticipation of or salvation once they have shuffled off this mortal coil . they live their mortal coil. they live their lives with one eye on what dreams may come in that eternal sleep . for others, it is simply sleep. for others, it is simply to die. to sleep? no more. a life of fourscore years. in ten they take the world as it is. and for better or worse, the

daniel sanford is at the old bailey court in central london. tell us more.nces and today for the first time he was asked to plead guilty or not guilty to those charges and he pleaded not guilty to all three offences, those are possession of a firearm in circumstances which gave a resources mission that that position is not —— is for a purpose connected with terrorism. inviting people to provide money for the bed lizard terrorism, and entering —— entering an arrangement with his wife to make money available for the better of terrorism. the case goes forwards and the judge said the next hearing would be on april the 18th and he will remain in prison until that hearing. scotland's largest teaching union has voted to accept a pay offer, ending its long—running school strikes. the eis said 90% of those who voted were in favour of the deal, which will mean a 7% increase backdated to last april, 5% next month and another 2% in january. further teaching strikes are planned in england and wales by the national education union next week. the economy has bounced back a

both who were remanded in custody will next appear at the old bailey in london, at the end of march.ear the impact of the baby that was discovered by police, and a lot of people were involved in the search for the baby. the metropolitan police, sussex police had a lot of resources — thermal imaging cameras, drones, helicopters, sniffer dogs. today, people in sussex have been laying flowers and candles, so it's safe to say that it has had a huge impact on the local community in brighton. thank you for that, a reporter down there in crawley. the reality tv personality stephen bear has beenjailed for sharing a private video of him having sex with his ex—girlfriend, georgia harrison, on his onlyfans website. the 33—year—old, who won celebrity big brother in 2016, and ms harrison were captured having sex on cctv cameras in bear's garden in august. earlier we spoke to our news reporter annabel rackham annabel, who's been following the sentencing. yes, so he'd made it all about himself. during the conviction process, he turned up in a rolls—royce with a furjacket and a cigar. we thought tod

prosecutors told the old bailey the organ was to be removed here's our home affairs correspondent, tom at the other end of the nigerian social scale, ike ekweremadu, a powerful senator, and his wife, beatrice. their daughter, sonia, has a debilitating kidney condition. she needs a transplant. for help, ekweremadu turned to this man, dr obinna obeta... i'm fine, i'm 0k. ..who'd posted his own transplant on facebook afterfinding a young nigerian donor. obeta suggested his donor's friend, daniel. in lagos, the young market trader was told to get some tests. he thought a wealthy man was helping him travel to britain for a better life. the impression that i have is that he was told that there would be some form of employment for him in a manner, some form of assistance. was he told that he would be required to give a kidney? my understanding is that that was never a subject of discussion. he flew to britain, there was nojob. while waiting for meetings with doctors, he slept on a sofa at a flat where dr obeta lived here in south london and he was taken for lunch at this restaurant — and ther

the pair will appear at the old bailey at the end of the month.ty tv stars been sentenced to 21 months in prison for sharing online a private video of himself having sex with his girlfriend . stephen bear was his girlfriend. stephen bear was accused of circular dating footage of him and george harrison having sex in his garden in august 2020. miss harrison, who has waived her right down anonymity, said she demanded the clip never be shared. bear who denied all charges, was found guilty of voyeurism as well as disclosing private films with intent to cause distress. ms. harrison says she's relieved it's over . says she's relieved it's over. today's centre is a vindication of what i've been put through and sends a clear message that the police and the courts take this matter very seriously. i want to let all other victims of this crime know that i stand in solidarity with them. and i have absolutely no regrets of waiving my anonymity . i hope that this my anonymity. i hope that this puts anyone off committing this sort of crime. and i hope for anyone

in serious trials, which were only introduced injuly of last year, with the first of them at the old bailey chance to begin to understand the rules under whichjudges operate. we begin to understand the rules under which judges operate. we often think thatjudgesjust give a which judges operate. we often think thatjudges just give a sentence and they have a very broad idea of a range that parliament sets the top on the bottom but they also have judicial sentencing guidelines in england and wales and they very strongly restrict the amount of discretion judges have strongly restrict the amount of discretionjudges have in terms of the sentence they can impose. what is so striking about the eleanor williams case is that the jury was convinced that she was a liar, there was no explanation in the end of what led to it, although the defence as part of their case had argued that eleanor williams, a lot of the social media posting began when she was in lockdown because of covid, and that social media life that many people are living became one of the reasons that led to this. what then happened was ot

we have sat through eight weeks in the old bailey and over two years here at the inquiry.y hope that one day the whole truth will come out and others, including the fugitive brother and parents, face justice, the fugitive brother and parents, facejustice, because we the fugitive brother and parents, face justice, because we will never believe they were in this alone. forgiveness will never be an option for such evil intentions and those that played any part in the murder of our children will never, ever get forgiveness, from top to bottom. mi5 to the associates of the attacker, we will always believe that you all played a part in the murder of our children. we will spend the rest of our lives trying to protect our boys. because as we found out through this process, once you leave the safety of your home, you are on your own. so many people being paid that night to protect our kids and yet so many failed in their duties, professionals that had responsibility but clearly had other priorities. security staff that even when told of the danger failed to act appropriately. once

the case heard at the old bailey is a legal first. old man has appeared in charged with attempted murder after two elderly men were set alight outside of mosques in birmingham and london . west midlands police and london. west midlands police say mohammed abacha alleged ali sprayed the two victims before setting them in separate incidents . 70 year old mohammed incidents. 70 year old mohammed riaz , in hospital with severe riaz, in hospital with severe burns to his face, hands and chest following monday's attack in birmingham . a nicola sturgeon in birmingham. a nicola sturgeon was given a standing ovation as she made a goodbye statement after her final first minister's questions after leading the scottish for more than eight years. she said it's been a profound honour to serve country. she announced last she was stepping down, saying no longer have the stamina to carry on in a pressured and demanding role. the first minister said she'll remain in office until her successor is chosen. the first minister has been variously often all at

the pair will appear at the old bailey at the end of the month . the disgraced end of the month.the disgraced american lawyer murdoch has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for murdering his wife and son. the jury took less than 3 hours on thursday before convicting murdoch of shooting his wife and son on their family estate in south carolina in 2021. prosecutors argued successfully it was an attempt to distract from him stealing millions of dollars from clients to feed his drug habit habit . to feed his drug habit habit. tv, online and dab+ radio . this tv, online and dab+ radio. this is gb news, but now it's back to mark dolan. tonight. my mark dolan. tonight. my thanks to aaron, who returns in an hour's time. this is mark dolan tonight before nine. we'll be speaking to former ukip, a member of the parliament, and godfrey bloom will be asking whether the civil service has a left wing bias. author, columnist and broadcaster gary bushell is with me. after that, we'll be discussing the bbc getting rid of the huge talent thatis getting rid of the huge talent that is ke

the pair will appear old deal bailey at the end of the month . disgraced the end of the month. disgraced american lawyer alex murdaugh has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for murdering his wife and son. the jury murdering his wife and son. the jury took less than 3 hours on thursday to convict after a six week trial he stole nearly seven and a half million pounds from clients to fund his drug addiction and lifestyle . the us addiction and lifestyle. the us president joe biden's been given a clean bill of health after , a clean bill of health after, having surgery to remove cancer last month. the white house has confirmed a lesion taken out of his chest was a common form skin cancer and no further treatment be required. mr. biden expected to launch a bid for re—election in the coming weeks. to launch a bid for re—election in the coming weeks . tv online in the coming weeks. tv online and.the in the coming weeks. tv online and. the abc plus radio. this is gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headl

the pair will appear old deal bailey at the end of the month . disgraced the end of the month. disgraced american lawyer alex murdaugh has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for murdering his wife and son. the jury murdering his wife and son. the jury took less than 3 hours on thursday to convict after a six week trial he stole nearly seven and a half million pounds from clients to fund his drug addiction and lifestyle . the us addiction and lifestyle. the us president joe biden's been given a clean bill of health after , a clean bill of health after, having surgery to remove cancer last month. the white house has confirmed a lesion taken out of his chest was a common form skin cancer and no further treatment be required. mr. biden expected to launch a bid for re—election in the coming weeks. to launch a bid for re—election in the coming weeks . tv online in the coming weeks. tv online and.the in the coming weeks. tv online and. the abc plus radio. this is gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headl

prosecutors told the old bailey the organ was to be removed and given to the couple�*s daughter.d be required to give a kidney? my understanding is that that was never a subject of discussion. he flew to britain, there was nojob. while waiting for meetings with doctors, he slept on a sofa at a flat where dr obeta lived here in south london and he was taken for lunch at this restaurant — and there was a reason for that. sonia ekweremadu was there and her picture was taken with daniel. while she was acquitted, the court heard her parents and obeta were falsely claiming daniel and sonia were cousins. when daniel met a kidney specialist here at the royal free in london, he says he suddenly realised the real reason he was in britain. the doctor called a halt to the transplant. this kidney trafficking expert says all donors need to have an emotional connection with the recipient, or be a family member. for individuals that come over, we would assume that they�*ve come for a particular purpose and they�*ve given consent and they are willing to engage in that process, so clearly at some

the pair will appear at the old bailey at the end of the month . the disgraced end of the month.the disgraced american lawyer murdoch has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for murdering his wife and son. the jury took less than 3 hours on thursday before convicting murdoch of shooting his wife and son on their family estate in south carolina in 2021. prosecutors argued successfully it was an attempt to distract from him stealing millions of dollars from clients to feed his drug habit habit . to feed his drug habit habit. tv, online and dab+ radio . this tv, online and dab+ radio. this is gb news, but now it's back to mark dolan. tonight. my mark dolan. tonight. my thanks to aaron, who returns in an hour's time. this is mark dolan tonight before nine. we'll be speaking to former ukip, a member of the parliament, and godfrey bloom will be asking whether the civil service has a left wing bias. author, columnist and broadcaster gary bushell is with me. after that, we'll be discussing the bbc getting rid of the huge talent thatis getting rid of the huge talent that is ke

the case heard at the old bailey is illegal. t charged with two counts of attempted murder after two elderly men were set alight outside mosques in birmingham , outside mosques in birmingham, london. mohammed abacha is alleged to have the two victims before them alight in separate incidents. seven year old mohammed riaz remains in hospital with severe burns to his face, hands and chest following monday's attack in birmingham , nicola sturgeon says birmingham, nicola sturgeon says , it's been a profound honour has she faced her first final, rather first minister's question . and after more than eight years as head the scottish government, she announced last month she was stepping down from her role, saying she no longer have the stamina to, carry on in the pressured and demand role. the first minister said she'd remain in office until her successor chosen . the prince of successor chosen. the prince of wales laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in warsaw on the second day of his surprise visit to poland. prince william

wayne cousins was convicted in what the leading judge at the old bailey describe him does the fastestst far him does the fastest, most far reaching , most professional reaching, most professional murder investigation he'd ever seen. and he commended the entire metropolitan police team who did that . so in between who did that. so in between throwing the baby out with the bathwater, we should remember wayne cotton's was cold, but excellent detective work . so excellent detective work. so it's not all bad. the problem is it? let's. let's talk about what the problem is. the problem is there's this massive paradox that there seems to be that the more the metropolitan police concentrate on reform , it seems concentrate on reform, it seems the more bigoted its officers become . well no, there no become. well no, there no argument. i mean, there have always been bigots in the police, as there are. i know walks all walks of life. i used to deal with them, you know, a bishop, people even fired people in past. you get them in all in the past. you get them in all walks life. what's happened walk

bradley reid a to appeared at bromley magistrates' court on saturday and are due to appear at the old bailey50 miles an hour. widely through the afternoon but some sunny spells. the advantage of the strong wind, the showers will blow through fairly quickly but it could be quite sharp and there could be a rumble of thunder. 14 celsius, much milder than recently. the showers will clear to start with over night. sinking south and further showers and much colder air. much chillier compared to last night. between three and five. the front is moving south tomorrow, fairly breezy and scattered showers. the colder air starts to establish itself. the showers were clear overnight on tuesday and under clear skies, waking up to a frost potentially on wednesday morning with temperatures down below zero. we will be backjust after 9am, join us thenif will be backjust after 9am, join us then if you can. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. it is just after 8:30am on monday morning, thank you forjoining us. in the two years since they met, the 3 dads, andy, mike and tim, have walked hundred

we know that old "it's a wonderful life" george bailey story.f everyone is fearful there will be run on banks, we saw, look, i think all of this started with the lack of confidence around the ftx story and i think that gave people that sort of blanketed us with the fact that there is so much collateral damage around bad players, whether it is in the crypto space, whether it is in -- look these guys made irresponsible trades. these trades should not, they should not have let them go to the point where they were in need of $2.1 billion. as i'm reading the story, more and more i understand too that may have been a better way for them to go to the market to try and recoup the money that they had lost. without them you know, going out to the, i think it was a branding marketing mistake in a lot of different ways. if they kept it internal recovered what was available. anyway, you know, look, you and i, an important thing we should really bring up as i had spoken to the producer earlier yes, we did have a economic number come out this morning and yes,

well of our traditions is the bank of england, the old lady of threadneedle street. but the governor, andrew bailey bailey, came out this week blaming else for inflation on the bank started with early retirees years and he's also blamed pay rises for inflation and told people not to ask for a pay rises. and he's told businesses not to put their pnces told businesses not to put their prices up. he seems to be blaming the inflation that we have on everything other than the bank of england's monetary policy . and it's worth policy. and it's worth remembering that things like pay rises symptom of inflation rises are a symptom of inflation rather than the cause. so it time that the governor and the bank responsibility for not bank took responsibility for not changing monetary policy and increasing interest rates earlier . so increasing interest rates earlier. so who increasing interest rates earlier . so who better to have earlier. so who better to have with possibly to be more defensive of the bank than i am then the distinguished economist, mr. roger bootle . economist, mr. roger bootle. rogen economi

>> reporter: tonight a 16-year-old has been sentenced to life in prison after stabbing his classmate 114 times. aidan fucci, charged as an adult, murdered kristin bailey near her jacksonville home on mother's day. tristann seventh older sist dropping a teal stone in a glass jar, asked questions that were never answered in court. >> did she beg you to stop? >> reporter: that glass jar now with 114 stones on the witness stand, as kristin's mother spoke. >> her bath towel she used on may 8 is in front of her bed. >> reporter: this video the night of the murder shows the two classmates walking. they had been invited to someone's home, and fucci later seen running away, alone. the judge is showing fucci, just 16 years old, no mercy. >> it wasn't done in a fit of uncontrollable anger. there was no reason. there was no purpose. >> reporter: fucci pleaded guilty, and like we said, was sentenced to life in prison. because he was a minor, the sentence will be reviewed in 25 years. david? >> just an awful story, victor. thank you. >>> we're turning now to news on former president trump tonight with a grand jury in new york weighing a possible indictment against

. >> reporter: a 16-year-old has been sentenced to life in prison after stabbing his classmate 114 terms. aiden fucci charged as an adult murder to reginald tristyn baileyckson duffin -- jaxon traveler a real home. justin a cheerleader in the seventh grade. for each and every word she suffered, justin's older sister alexis dropping a juulstone into a glass jar. asking questions that were never answered in court. >> did she cry for my mother? did she beg you to stop? >> rob: that glass jar with 114 stones as justin's mother spoke. >> her best -- her bath towel is at the foot of her bed. >> victor: this video shows the two classmates walking and invited to a friend's home. boujee then later seen running away. alone. the judge today saying the crime had no mortgage and showing still just 16 years old no mer mercy. >> it was not done in a fit of uncontrollable anger. there was no reason. there was no purpose >> victor: he was sentenced to life in prison. because he was a minor when he murdered kristin, the sentence will be reviewed in 25 years. david? >> david: victor, thank you. we turn to news on former president from tonight with jury hearing when a poss

in 2010, trooper bailey was off duty and leaving lunch with his wife when an 87-year-old man collapsed in the parking lot. trooper bailey and his wife, a nurse, began c.p.r. and saved the man's life. while many people call them heroes, trooper bailey simply said, it's what we do. it's what we are trained to do. and that's why we get into this profession. that's who james mahle was, a humble and dedicated public servant. mr. banks: i want to be clear, especially to his children, joseph and sofia, your dad was a hero. and that is how he will be remembered. we will never forget his service and sacrifice to northeast indiana. god bless the bailey family and got bless all of the law enforcement officers who risk their lives every sing daily to keep our families in our community safe. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourn today it adjourn to meet at 4 p.m. on tuesday next. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from

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