a court has been shown footage of the moment a young woman was shot dead outside a merseyside pub onidnight. the prosecution says two men who were injured were in fact the target. the result of a long—running feud between two criminal gangs. 0ur correspondent is at liverpool crown court. explain more about what the court has told. elle edwards, 26—year—old beautician, and with relatives in friends in lighthouse pub in wallasey village. she went outside for a cigarette just before wallasey village. she went outside for a cigarettejust before midnight and the gunmen appeared and shot into the group of friends, using a military grade submachine gun. the jury military grade submachine gun. the jury has been shown the video of the attack today. it shows 12 bullets being fired in just under four seconds. he drives away in a stolen car. elle edwards's father was in court and he refused to watch the video as it was shown to the jury, he turned to stare at the man standing in the dock, her grandmother was also in court, she put herfingers in her ears and she dropped her head, trying to block

temperatures in highland scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees and the minimum temperature at crosby, in merseyside into early monday with temperatures perhaps down as low as single figures in scotland and northern ireland overnight. we start quite sunny on monday but quickly the cloud will bubble up, we're going to find showers developing in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. chance of showers further south much reduced. temperatures could be as high as 22—23 celsius in the south—east. of course, a lot lower than it was on sunday. and further north typically 18—20. a cooler, fresher, westerly wind will be blowing. and all our weather's going to be coming in from the atlantic. more weather fronts coming our way as we move into tuesday. that's going to bring more cloud and it's going to bring some rain, mainly for northern and western areas. as you head further south there won't be much rain around at all but there will be a lot of cloud and those temperatures around 19—22 celsius. now, we're going to be in a warm sector as we head overnight and it's going to be very warm, actually, i

i saw for myself how well this is working in merseyside, where there are five live orders already.ndent, the lead for merseyside's knife crime, said that these will allow us to drive down knife crime and reoffending. i am to drive down knife crime and reoffending. iam proud to drive down knife crime and reoffending. i am proud to say that under this government, it has never been easierfor the under this government, it has never been easier for the police to make legitimate use of their stop and search powers. and, the use of those powers has never been more transparent and accountable. the public are crying out for common sense policing, such as the use of tried and tested methods to drive down crime. stop and search is a prime example of such a method. i am working in lockstep with police forces to get this right. today i met a man that pearson who works in stop and search for the national police council to discuss how to best empower police officers to better you stop and search. i have written to all chief constables... ensure that every officer is confident in the effective and

temperatures in highland, scotland, fell no lower than 20 degrees and a minimum temperature at crosby in merseysidenday with temperatures perhaps down as low as single figures in scotland and northern ireland overnight. we start quite sunny on monday, but quickly the cloud will bubble up. we're going to find showers developing in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. chance of showers further south much reduced. temperatures could be as high as 22 or 23 degrees in the southeast, of course, a lot lower than it was on sunday. and further north, typically 18 to 20. a cooler, fresher westerly wind will be blowing. and all our weather is going to be coming in from the atlantic. more weather fronts coming our way as we move into tuesday. that's going to bring more cloud and it's going to bring some rain, mainly for northern and western areas. as you head further south there won't be much rain around at all, but there will be a lot of cloud and those temperatures around 19 to 22 degrees. now, we're going to be in a warm sector as we head overnight and it's going to be very warm actually, i thin

uncomfortable for sleeping, temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, crosby and merseysideo be lower, perhaps single figures in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow there will be some sunny spells, some cloud will develop and thatis spells, some cloud will develop and that is going to lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, any shower cloud will be suppressed for the south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees in large parts of the uk is a top temperatures 23, maybe 2a in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresh westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will arrive on tuesday so we will see more cloud come our way. 0nce see more cloud come our way. once again, looking dry toward south—eastern areas but there will be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north and more of a breeze as well. these are the captures we are looking at, typically around 20—22 . keep it warm overnight for south—eastern parts of the uk, heading into we

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their way up from southern england through the midlands, up into the northeast of wales, towards merseysidee of those, you could see some hail, some thunder, some gusty winds and the risk of some localised flooding as well. a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. now through this evening, those showers will continue to drift their way northward, some coming into northern ireland as well. but generally speaking tonight, it's going to be largely dry and clear, but still quite warm and muggy, actually. even by 10 o'clock this evening, temperatures in london, birmingham and manchester over 20 degrees celsius. as we go into the early part of sunday morning, these are the minimum temperatures. so still pretty muggy across southern areas, 15 or 16 degrees here, perhaps a bit chillier, a bit fresher around those eastern coasts. now, throughout sunday, a few showers across scotland, on the whole dry and sunny to start off in the morning, bit of patchy mist and fog in the southwest. but showers and thunderstorms will once again start to get going as we head into lunchtime and during the afternoon

uncomfortable for sleeping, temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, in crosby in merseysideuse temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps single figures in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow there will be some sunny spells, some cloud will develop and that is going to lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, any shower cloud will be suppressed for the south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees in large parts of the uk, top temperatures 23, maybe 2a in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresh westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will arrive on tuesday so we will see more cloud come our way. once again, looking dry toward south—eastern areas but there will be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north and more of a breeze as well. these are the temperatures we are looking at, typically around 20—22 . could be warm overnight for south—eastern parts of the uk, heading into wednesday we're in a warmsector between those two

uncomfortable for sleeping — temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, crosby and merseysideemperatures are going to be lower, perhaps single figures in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow, there'll be some sunny spells, some cloud will develop, and that's going to lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, any shower clouds will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some 7 or 8 degrees in large parts of the uk, so a top temperature of 23, maybe 2a in the south—east. everything's coming in from the atlantic, a fresher westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will arrive on tuesday, so we'll see more cloud coming our way. once again, looking dry toward south—eastern areas, but there'll be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north and more of a breeze as well. these are the temperatures we're looking at, so typically around 20—22 degrees. could be quite warm overnight for south—eastern parts of the uk, heading into wednesday, we're in a warm sector be

those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseyside and north wales during the evenings, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week. and we keep that east or south easterly wind stop we keep and we keep that east or south easterly wind. we keep the hot weather, really. so heatwave criteria for many parts of the uk as we go through next week. maximum temperature is 24—27 c. the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. the fallout from boris johnson's resignation intensifies with the party divided over the future of the former prime minister. a senior cabinet minister says it time to move on.

temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, crosby and merseyside 19 celsius.and and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow, there will be sunny spells, some clouds will develop, and that will lead some showers. scotland, northern ireland, and northern parts of england, any shares will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping seven or 8 degrees in some parts of the uk, a top temperature of 23 or 2a in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic. a fresh westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will be arriving on tuesday, so will be seeing more cloud coming our way. there will be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head north, and more of a breeze as well. these are the temperatures we are looking at. typically around 20 22 degrees. the warm overnight south—eastern parts of the uk. we are in the warm sector between those two weather fronts. pool area is going to be waiting to coming back from the atlantic from the north—west. following this band of rain, that will be affecting scotland an

conditions across parts of the midlands, those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseysideinates through the next week. there will be one or two showers, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week, and we keep that east or south easterly wind. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk as we go through next week, with maximum temperatures of 24-27 c, the week, with maximum temperatures of 24—27 c, the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. three british tourists are missing and 12 others have been rescued following a fire on board a boat in the egyptian red sea resort of marss allam. resort of marsa allam.

i want to thrust right between his ribs the dagger born on merseyside, she worked for boots, the chemistardom in marat/sade, about suffering and struggle in revolutionary france. as to say to me. ken russell's adaptation of women in love won her an oscar for best actress in 1969. you don't think one needs the experience of having been married? 0h, gudrun, do you really think it need be an experience? it's bound to be, possibly undesirable, but it is bound to be an experience of some sort. you must be hungry for something. that's true. she became something of a national treasure as cleopatra with morecambe and wise. hollywood noticed her sense of humour. be honest. come on. how was it for you? very nice. very nice? yes. and two years later... just very nice? what's wrong with very nice? ..she won a second 0scar opposite george segal in the romantic comedy a touch of class. well, very nice is hardly the phrase to describe two bodies locked - in heavenly transport. i'm glenda jackson. politically, she was left wing, appearing in a party political broadcast for labour in 1987. five years lat

temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, crosby and merseyside 19 celsius.omorrow, there will be some sunny spells. some cloud will develop, and that will lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland, and northern england, any shower cloud will be suppressed further south. it will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees and parts of the uk, so a top temperature of 23 or maybe 24 in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresh westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will be arriving on tuesday, so we will see more cloud coming our way. 0nce more cloud coming our way. once again looking drive toward south—eastern areas, that there will be some outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north, and more of a breeze as well. these are the source temperatures were looking at commerce are typically around 20 to 22 degrees. if you are overnight south—eastern parts. —— could be warm overnight. following this band of rain, that will be affecting scotlan

was really uncomfortable for sleeping, temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, in merseysidengle figures in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow, there will be some sunny spells, some cloud will develop, and that is going to lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, any shower clouds will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some 7 or 8 degrees in large parts of the uk, top temperatures 23, maybe 24 in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresher westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will arrive on tuesday so we will see more cloud come our way. once again, looking dry toward south—eastern areas but there will be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north and more of a breeze as well. these are the temperatures we are looking at, typically around 20—22 degrees. could be warm overnight for south—eastern parts of the uk, heading into wednesday, we're in a warm sector between those two weather fronts. cooler air will be waiti

conditions across parts of the midlands, those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseysidet week. there will be one or two showers, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week, and we keep that east or south easterly wind. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk as we go through next week, with maximum temperatures of 24—27 c, the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. three british tourists are missing following a fire on board a boat off the coast of egypt. what now for boris johnson and the conservative party? a senior cabinet minister says it time to move on.

thunderstorms moving northward into greater manchester, merseyside, north wales in the evening.h the week and we keep that east or south easterly wind, the hot weather. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk are we go through next week with maximum temperatures getting up to about 24, 26 or 27 celsius, the risk of some showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. hello and welcome to political thinking.

crosby in merseyside i9 celsius. single figure is actually in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow, there will be some sunny spells, some cloud will develop, and that will lead to some showers. scotland, northern england, any shower clouds will be suppressed further south. any shower clouds will be suppressed furthersouth. it any shower clouds will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees and large parts of the uk, so top temperature of 23, maybe 2a in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresh westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will be arriving on tuesday, so we will be arriving on tuesday, so we will see more cloud coming our way. 0nce will see more cloud coming our way. once again looking dry towards more south—eastern areas, there will be some outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head for the north and more of a breeze as well. these are the temperatures we are looking at, typically arou

knight, temperatures in highland scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees and a minimum temperature in merseysidetable as we head into early monday with temperatures perhaps down as low as single figures in scotland and northern ireland. we start quite sunny on monday, but quickly the cloud will bubble up and we will find showers developing northern ireland in northern england, chance of showers for the south much reduced. temperatures could be as high as 22 at 23 degrees in the southeast. 0f could be as high as 22 at 23 degrees in the southeast. of course, lack of lower than it was on sunday and for the north typically 18—20. a cooler, fresher westerly wind will be blowing. all our weather will be coming in from the atlantic. more of a difference coming our way as we move into tuesday. that is going to bring more cloudy and rainy, mainly for northern and western areas we will be in a warm sector overnight now, we're going to be in a warm sector as we head overnight and it's overnight t and it's going to be very warm, actually, ithink, overnight into wednesday morning for southeastern parts of th

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it's thought an area the size of merseyside is underwater.day to see the scale of the flooding. ukraine and russia have accused each other of shelling the area while rescuers tried to save people who are still trapped, our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse sent this report. a visit with deliberate timing. president zelensky assessing another ukrainian trauma, and all folding disaster in the middle of a war —— an unfolding disaster. he pays medical staff and promised them kherson would be rebuilt. but the russians can do deliberate too. a couple of hours later, the same area was shelled, with a near miss for volunteers doing an already impossiblejob. it's hard to picture an estimated four cubic miles of water until you are in it. victor and vitaly haven't stopped for two days, searching for people trapped. why don't you want to leave? so they have said, we don't want to leave. there are older people who can't get away. give us your power banks, so they can charge devices. while the water levels have stabilised, they are still dauntingly h

moving up from southern england through the midlands towards merseyside, hit and miss but if you catche coming into northern ireland but generally speaking, tonight it will be largely dry and clear, warm and muggy and even by 10pm temperatures in london, birmingham and manchester reach over 20 degrees. the only part of sunday morning, these are the minimum temperatures, pretty muggy across the south, 15 or 16 degrees, chillier and fresher in the eastern coasts. on sunday some showers across scotland, on the whole it is dry and sunny to start, patchy mist and fog in the south—west but showers and thunderstorms getting going as we head into lunchtime and the afternoon. the risk of those just about any four and they will be hit and miss, temperatures for most of us the mid to high 20s and we could well see 30 degrees once again. intake next week, the risk of some showers but generally speaking, high pressure dominating and with a south—easterly wind, it brings warmer weather, the warmer weather continuing. temperatures still mid to high 20s, heatwave criteria for some parts of the uk, sto

temperatures in highland scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees and the minimum temperature at crosby, in merseysideand and northern ireland overnight. we start quite sunny on monday but quickly, the cloud will bubble up. we're going to find showers developing in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. chance of showers further south much reduced. temperatures could be as high as 22 or 23 in the south—east — of course, a lot lower than it was on sunday — and further north, typically 18—20. a cooler, fresher, westerly wind will be blowing and all our weather's going to be coming in from the atlantic. more weather fronts coming our way as we move into tuesday. that's going to bring more cloud and it's going to bring some rain, mainly for northern and western areas. as you head further south, there won't be much rain around at all but there will be a lot of cloud and those temperatures around 19—22 celsius. now, we're going to be in a warm sector as we head overnight and it's going to be very warm, actually, i think, overnight into wednesday morning for south—eastern parts of the uk. the warm

crosby and merseyside 19. lower than 20 degrees. crosby and merseyside19.ly, in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow there will be some sunny spells. cloud will develop and that will lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, shabbily clouds will be suppressed further south. shabbily clouds will be suppressed furthersouth. it shabbily clouds will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere. temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees in some parts of the uk is our top temperature of 23, maybe 24 in the south—east. everything coming in from the atlantic. a fresher, westerly breeze and these were the fans will be arriving on tuesday so we will see more cloud coming our way. looking dry towards the south—eastern areas but there will be some outbreaks of rain and drizzle further north and more of a breeze as well. are the sorts of temperatures we are looking at. 20-22. temperatures we are looking at. 20—22. could be quite warm overnight for eastern parts of the uk. a warm sector,

was really uncomfortable for sleeping, temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees, in merseysidento tomorrow there will be some sunny spells, some cloud will develop, and that is going to lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, any shower clouds will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere, temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees in large parts of the uk, top temperatures 23, maybe 24 in the south—east. everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresher westerly breeze around. these weather fronts will arrive on tuesday so we will see more cloud come our way. once again, looking dry toward south—eastern areas but there will be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north and more of a breeze as well. these are the temperatures we are looking at, typically around 20—22 degrees. could be warm overnight for south—eastern parts of the uk, heading into wednesday, we're in a sector between those two weather fronts. cooler air will be waiting to coming back from the atlantic from the north—west, f

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those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseyside and north wales during the evening we keep the hot weather, really. so heatwave criteria for many parts of the uk as we go through next week. maximum temperature is 24—27 c. the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the fallout from boris johnson's resignation intensifies as the party is divided over the future path of the former prime minister. a senior cabinet minister grant schapps says it is time to move on and that people don't miss the drama.

their way up from southern england through the midlands, up into the northeast of wales, towards merseysides will continue to drift their way northward, some coming into northern ireland as well. but generally speaking tonight, it's going to be largely dry and clear, but still quite warm and muggy, actually. even by 10 o'clock this evening, temperatures in london, birmingham and manchester over 20 degrees celsius. as we go into the early part of sunday morning, these are the minimum temperatures. so still pretty muggy across southern areas, 15 or 16 degrees here, perhaps a bit chillier, a bit fresher around those eastern coasts. now, throughout sunday, a few showers across scotland, on the whole dry and sunny to start off in the morning, bit of patchy mist and fog in the southwest. but showers and thunderstorms will once again start to get going as we head into lunchtime and during the afternoon, a risk of those just about anywhere, really. but again, they will be hit and miss. temperatures once again for most getting into the mid to the high 20s and again, we could see 30 celsius once agai

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crosby in merseyside, i9 celsius.er fronts. cooler air is going to be waiting to come in from the atlantic. following this band of rain that will be affecting scotland and northern ireland, pushing into england and wales once again. those temperatures dropping away in the north—west when we get some sunshine and showers. still dry and quite warm in the south—east, the mid 20s. live from london. this is bbc news. wagner mercinary boss ngeney priogzhin is to leave russia for belarus, after calling off a rebellion against the russian military. cheers of support as wagner fighters return to their bases, the kremlin says it will not prosecute them or their leader, for their actions. cheers of support as wagner fighters return to their bases, the kremlin says it will not prosecute them or their leader, for their actions. road restrictions remain in place around moscow — after emergency security measures were imposed during wagner's advance on the russian capital.

showers continuing into the evening across north wales and merseyside but it will be a sticky night, temperatures up into the mid to high 205. now it's time for newswatch with samira ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. a5 prince harry appears in court, is it time the tv cameras were routinely let inside so the audience can watch proceedings live? and was this interview with the self—proclaimed misogynist andrew tate a valuable or damaging exercise? sometimes an event takes place which attracts the world's press like moths to a flame. one such media scrum occurred this week when the duke of sussex gave evidence against mirror group newspapers over claims of illegal newsgathering, including phone hacking, which they deny. among the many cameras outside london's high court, keen to capture prince harry's arrival and departure on both tuesday and wednesday were the bbc�*s. the press assembled at the doorways, the reporters, the camera crews, because the prince has been watching some of the other witnesses being cross—examined in the last little while. but we are

girl has also died after getting into difficulty while swimming in a reservoir with friends in merseysideill dam in st helens yesterday lunchtime after reports of a girl in distress. her death is not being treated as suspicious but police are appealing for witnesses to contact them. scientists say they're excited by the results of a trial of a blood test which can detect 50 different types of cancers. a study led by oxford university found it was able to correctly identify two thirds of cancers among 5,000 people who went to their gp with suspected symptoms. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. a blood test which could detect cancer and rule it out with very high accuracy would be revolutionary. this test has been developed by californian company grail. it can detect tiny fragments of cancerous dna in the bloodstream, which have broken off from a tumour. the trial involved more than 5,000 patients from england and wales who'd gone to their gp with suspected cancer symptoms. a positive blood test result meant the patient was likely to have cancer. tumours were confirmed 75% of the time.

joining me now is former detective sergeant merseyside police and lecturer at leeds beckett universitygovernment go about rnise — and how can the government go about this? because- and how can the government go about this? i about this? because as we know, there are tens of thousands of people crossing in a dinghy to the dover coast. how can the home office get this right when it comes to vetting? because the process must be so difficult. people don't have their documentation. people are coming from war zones . people are from war zones. people are coming from across the entire globe . how does it actually work globe. how does it actually work in practise how do we make sure that someone crossing the channel isn't going to be a risk to our national security ? well, to our national security? well, that's that is a very— ” i ” c well, that's that is a very important question— that's that is a very important question ani— that's that is a very important question and an— that's that is a very important question and an important issue to question and an important issue re eseie— question an

frood from merseyside.think tank. they say that total annual mortgage repayments could rise by £15.8 billion by 2026, as the uk's so—called mortgage crunch deepens , the national education deepens, the national education union has announced more strike action next month on the fifth and the 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in their long running dispute over pay the eu is also reballoting its members to see if they want to continue to taking industrial action for the rest of the year . the man charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo carlos siani is accused of killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van. gb news is national reporter ellie costello was at nottingham magistrates court. osvaldo kalakani appeared in the dock at about 10 am. at nottingham magistrates court

frood from merseyside.think tank. they say that total annual mortgage repayments could rise by £15.8 billion by 2026, as the uk's so—called mortgage crunch deepens , the national education deepens, the national education union has announced more strike action next month on the fifth and the 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in their long running dispute over pay the eu is also reballoting its members to see if they want to continue to taking industrial action for the rest of the year . the man charged with the murders of the three victims of nottingham's knife attacks has been remanded in custody. 31 year old valdo carlos siani is accused of killing barnaby webber. grace o'malley kumar and ian coates on tuesday. he's also accused of three counts of attempted murder after three other people were injured when they were hit by a van. gb news is national reporter ellie costello was at nottingham magistrates court. osvaldo kalakani appeared in the dock at about 10 am. at nottingham magistrates court

comparing people of merseyside. comparing muslim women to letterboxes and so on and so on.him this teflon man that see him as this teflon man that you— see him as this teflon man that won-oonttnne- see him as this teflon man that you-continue to- see him as this teflon man that you continue to knock you can just continue to knock town.— you can just continue to knock town. ane— you can just continue to knock town. aae we— you can just continue to knock down. are welrisk- you can just continue to knock down. are we risk of bullying down. are we at risk of bullying too-oa— down. are we at risk of bullying too-on an— down. are we at risk of bullying too _or am italking - too much or am i talking atsotnte— too much or am i talking absolute nonsense? i don't absolute nonsense? well, i don't know.— absolute nonsense? well, i don't know. mean, he's obviously the know. i mean, he's obviously the soundtrack is soundtrack to his life is chumbawamba, isn't i get chumbawamba, isn't it? i get knocked down, but i get up again. but look, i have to say, can anyone any man sustain this leve

and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old junior jeff frood from merseyside, received a bem forampaigning against bullying, which he suffered from the age of six due to his love of dancing . congratulations to them dancing. congratulations to them . online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now time for headliners . time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me- welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me for- f : i'm leo kyrees and joining me for an avaaae— kyrees and joining me for an advance look— kyrees and joining me for an advance look at— kyrees and joining me for an advance look at saturday's papers— advance look at saturday's papers ae— advance look at saturday's papers are the— advance look at saturday's papers are the top comedians josh— papers are the top comedians jase howie— papers are the top comedians josh howie and— papers are the top comedians josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen.— josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen. ana— josh howie and nick the big d

and the youngest person on the list, 18 year old junior jeff frood from merseyside, received a bem forampaigning against bullying, which he suffered from the age of six due to his love of dancing . congratulations to them dancing. congratulations to them . online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now time for headliners . time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me- welcome to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and joining me for- f : i'm leo kyrees and joining me for an avaaae— kyrees and joining me for an advance look— kyrees and joining me for an advance look at— kyrees and joining me for an advance look at saturday's papers— advance look at saturday's papers ae— advance look at saturday's papers are the— advance look at saturday's papers are the top comedians josh— papers are the top comedians jase howie— papers are the top comedians josh howie and— papers are the top comedians josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen.— josh howie and nick the big dog. vixen. ana— josh howie and nick the big d

lived in the west midlands and the north of england professionalism from west mercia, cheshire and merseysided, you see so much that you have to run towards other it is a very challenging world they i started in the police in the '90s, back then we did not have the internet all the human rights acts, which have all impacted massively on how and the i think it has gone. you cannot do it any more. i think there needs to be a review of the policing in this country. in order to get the public faith and public confidence back, there needs to be root and branch look at all of it to say, right, what can we do to help these people keep the public safe? you need the police. you cannot not have done. the police are there to help people, to hold people to account, to bring bad people to justice. to hold people to account, to bring bad people tojustice. that to hold people to account, to bring bad people to justice. that is what they are there for. it is right that is reviewed and it is right the proper resources are put in place to help the boys and girls do thatjob and do it efficiently. girls do that

and this was on merseyside. and. and this was around christmas time. packet of of sweets or a big packet of eneeedede. — of sweets or a big packet of chocolate. and _ of sweets or a big packet of chocolate. and sometimes as a weed— chocolate. and sometimes as a dreed .— chocolate. and sometimes as a treat , particularly— chocolate. and sometimes as a treat, particularly for chocolate. and sometimes as a treat , particularly for low treat, particularly for low income families, can be a trip to mcdonald's— income families, can be a trip to mcdonald's because they can't edderd— to mcdonald's because they can't enee-dnew.— to mcdonald's because they can't afford - know, give - to mcdonald's because they can't afford know, give them afford to, you know, give them denednd — afford to, you know, give them dancing lessons— afford to, you know, give them dancing lessons or swimming dessens— dancing lessons or swimming dessen.s— andl dancing lessons or swimming| lessons_. and it's lessons or whatever. and it's eesw— lessons or whatever. and it's eesw-eneep— less