meanwhile, the charity commission has been investigating potential conflicts of interest between the ingram—moores�* companies for more than a year. hannah ingram—moore is no longer running the charity, but her husband colin is one of its three trustees and the charity commission has been investigating for more than a year whether those trustees have adequately managed conflicts of interest, including with private companies connected to the ingram—moore family. meanwhile, hannah and colin ingram—moore own consultancy company maytrix, which received the payment from virgin media 02. they also own club nook, the company which controversially registered the trademarks to captain tom, something the charity commission is also investigating. separately, the couple are fighting a demolition order after building an unauthorized home spa complex at their bedfordshire home. their initial plans had been for a captain tom foundation building, but the independent trustees have since said they had no knowledge of the charity's name being used in the planning application. this house was the setting

now in a bombshell, new report from the charity commission , the from the charity commission, the leftie were managed by her own sister , the chairman by her own sister, the chairman of the charity commission revealed that funds were put at risk by the actions of former trustees over a number of years. care for kayleigh, which delivers aid to migrant camps in and calais, been and around calais, has now been blasted secretary blasted by the home secretary suella braverman, fumed suella braverman, who fumed these groups are comprised of politically activists politically motivated activists masquerading as humanitarians. it is a con, but the british pubuc it is a con, but the british public won't be fooled. and i'm delighted to welcome back to the show fleet street firebrand and former editor of sun, kelvin former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. braverman mackenzie. kelvin is braverman right describe care for right to describe care for calais as a con ? well calais as a con? well >> well, she's quite right about the first paragraph. a second paragraph said that the public won't be conn

now in a bombshell, new report from the charity commission , the from the charity commission, the leftie were managed by her own sister , the chairman by her own sister, the chairman of the charity commission revealed that funds were put at risk by the actions of former trustees over a number of years. care for kayleigh, which delivers aid to migrant camps in and calais, been and around calais, has now been blasted secretary blasted by the home secretary suella braverman, fumed suella braverman, who fumed these groups are comprised of politically activists politically motivated activists masquerading as humanitarians. it is a con, but the british pubuc it is a con, but the british public won't be fooled. and i'm delighted to welcome back to the show fleet street firebrand and former editor of sun, kelvin former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. braverman mackenzie. kelvin is braverman right describe care for right to describe care for calais as a con ? well calais as a con? well >> well, she's quite right about the first paragraph. a second paragraph said that the public won't be conn

the charity commission says it lacked appropriate governance structures, had poor internal finance andate handling of complaints . s the charity's complaints. s the charity's founder, claire mosley, stepped down after the watchdog found hundreds of thousands of pounds had been paid into her personal bank account . patients are being bank account. patients are being warned of severe delays as consultants in england begin a two day strike routine. hospital care is expected to come to a standstill , with care is expected to come to a standstill, with nhs leaders anticipating major disruption. the british medical association also announced medics will go on strike in late september and early october as the unions dispute over pay continues , as dispute over pay continues, as the government insists the issue is over. after giving consultants a 6% pay rise, health secretary steve barclay says the strikes are hurting patients . patients. >> we've accepted in full the recommendations of the independent pay review body that looks at the importance of retention , importance of career retention,

the charity commission said it is investigating.ilko — which fell into administration last week — have until today to make an offer. wilko, which has been trading since 1930, has more than 400 shops across the country, and employs 12—and—a—half thousand people. a report by the local government and social care 0mbudsman has found that councils are frequently failing to use their powers to tackle anti—social behaviour. the report features examples including a 13—hour long party that was not stopped, and a man who was not prevented from throwing tennis balls at his neighbour. the local government association said councils are committed to tackling anti—social behaviour. you're live with bbc news. north korea says the us soldier who crossed into its country last month had wanted to seek refuge there — the country's first public acknowledgement of the soldier. state media says travis king harboured ill feelings towards the us army, and american society in general. private king ran across the heavily fortified border with south korea whil

, an from the charity commission, an kathakali defend themselves . kathakali defend themselves. completely new board. but certainly pretty rum goings on. now today, the weather in the channel was not good. weather in the channel was not good . about 200 across the good. about 200 across the engush good. about 200 across the english channel today. and being processed in dover and manston and elsewhere. but yesterday it was 345. the day before that, it was 345. the day before that, it was 211. the day before that it was 211. the day before that it was 661. it is ongoing. it is relent less. and if you look at the pattern for the last few years, it's towards the end of the year is when we get the biggest numbers. and the reason for that is very simple. that actually the water temperature in the channel is at its peak around about october time and people choose to cross for obvious reasons when the water is a bit warmer. obvious reasons when the water is a bit warmer . well, i'm is a bit warmer. well, i'm joined by former border force boss and now managing director of fourteeners glo

, an from the charity commission, an kathakali defend themselves . kathakali defend themselves.nd a completely new board. but certainly pretty rum goings on. now today, the weather in the channel was not good. weather in the channel was not good . about 200 across the good. about 200 across the engush good. about 200 across the english channel today. and being processed in dover and manston and elsewhere. but yesterday it was 345. the day before that, it was 345. the day before that, it was 211. the day before that it was 211. the day before that it was 661. it is ongoing. it is relent less. and if you look at the pattern for the last few years, it's towards the end of the year is when we get the biggest numbers. and the reason for that is very simple. that actually the water temperature in the channel is at its peak around about october time and people choose to cross for obvious reasons when the water is a bit warmer. obvious reasons when the water is a bit warmer . well, i'm is a bit warmer. well, i'm joined by former border force boss and now managing director of fourteeners

now, according to the charity commission report on care for the care for calais, the organisation whichamps et cetera. aid to migrate camps et cetera. had an unhealthy reliance on clare moseley , who was their top clare moseley, who was their top dog really. and there was quotes in appropriate blurring of the lines as she served as both a chief executive and a trustee and one of the major scandals in this anyway centres around her having £340,000 paid into her personal bank account. they say as an attempt to save money on foreign exchange fees. so vehicle for their part say that look, basically what happened was we started out as a small charity then the need for us increased and we increased massively and we weren't in a position to be able to handle that for quite a while. and so this where while. and so this is where we are since made are and we have since made changes. so that's that view. but was interesting but i thought it was interesting to it you. don't to bring it with you. i don't think any i'm think we're having any dice, i'm afraid mckinley. so afraid with craig mckinley. s

the charity commission said it is investigating.more than 400 shops across the country, and employs 12,500 people. a report by the local government and social care ombudsman has found that councils are frequently failing to use their powers to tackle anti—social behaviour. the report features examples including a 13—hour long party that was not stopped, and a man who was not prevented from throwing tennis balls at his neighbour. the local government association said councils are committed to tackling anti—social behaviour. you're live with bbc news. more than 100 people are now known to have been killed in the wildfires that swept the hawaiian island of maui but there are fears the death tollcould double over the next few days. the state's governor, josh green has been giving more details about the recovery effort. president biden has said he'll visit as soon as he can — though he's been criticised for not going already. anyone with a family member missing in the fires is being asked to give authorities dna samples, to help in the i

the charity commission said it is investigating.ntly failing to use their powers to tackle anti—social behaviour. the report features examples including a 13—hour long party that was not stopped, and a man who was not prevented from throwing tennis balls at his neighbour. the local government association said councils are committed to tackling anti—social behaviour. investigators are looking into the cause of a fire on a wind turbine off the norfolk coast near great yarmouth. plumes of smoke were seen coming from the scroby sands wind farm yesterday. the owner said it has since gone out. gloria stapleton and julie tough, who are lucy bronze's grandmother and auntie. thank you for being with us, were you on the edge of your seat, or did you on the edge of your seat, or did you know from the off we had this in the bag? i you know from the off we had this in the bar ? ., , you know from the off we had this in the bar? .,, ., you know from the off we had this in the bar ? .,, ., ., you know from the off we had this in the bar? ., ., , t

and then will there be a battle between central government and the charities commission? cootes story, this mindset seems story, this this mindset seems to have captured big finance . we to have captured big finance. we know a similar mindset has definitely captured the charities sector . definitely captured the charities sector. is this going to be now log aheads between the charity sector all over and central government ? central government? >> i mean, in terms of greenpeace , i think their greenpeace, i think their ability to garner donations from from individuals is certainly going to be impacted by this. i suspect that there are far more individuals who'd be willing to donate to a moderate organisation than a radical one. >> we've had a few >> we've had quite a few messages from people messages already from people saying i've always supported greenpeace going to now. greenpeace not going to now. >> i i think, you >> and i think i think, you know, we're talking about the impact of civil and criminal law sitting on somebody's roof is, is undoubtedly trespass is undoubt

. >> then the >> and i believe then the charity her charity commission turned her down and now she's not >> what i'm saying is it's not quite black lives matter where they money and they raised all the money and then spent all on a then they spent it all on a miami beach. >> this genius, because it's >> this is genius, because it's the british version, the it's the british version, which about planning permission. yeah. it's permission. yeah. >> yeah. so it's actually it's not money. not about the money. >> bunch of >> it's just about a bunch of neighbours that's not neighbours going. no, that's not fair and fair and complaining. and actually what it is. >> okay. well what about this one mail? this is about one from the mail? this is about a profligate a council being profligate with taxpayers a council being profligate with taijosh's a council being profligate with taijosh yeah , it's just waste >> josh yeah, it's just a waste of money. tory council is left effectively bankrupt after investing 655 million in a solar farm tycoon and he used that taxpayer cash to buy a private jet and

. >> then the >> and i believe then the charity her charity commission turned her down and now she's not >> what i'm saying is it's not quite black lives matter where they money and they raised all the money and then spent all on a then they spent it all on a miami beach. >> this genius, because it's >> this is genius, because it's the british version, the it's the british version, which about planning permission. yeah. it's permission. yeah. >> yeah. so it's actually it's not money. not about the money. >> bunch of >> it's just about a bunch of neighbours that's not neighbours going. no, that's not fair and fair and complaining. and actually what it is. >> okay. well what about this one mail? this is about one from the mail? this is about a profligate a council being profligate with taxpayers a council being profligate with taijosh's a council being profligate with taijosh yeah , it's just waste >> josh yeah, it's just a waste of money. tory council is left effectively bankrupt after investing 655 million in a solar farm tycoon and he used that taxpayer cash to buy a private jet and

the matter is now being investigated by the charity commission.s also conducting its own inquiry. interesting stuff in a story that no doubt a lot of people will be watching very, very closely. i just wanted to bring that to your attention. but in other news, england's lionesses have reached their first ever world cup final after they beat australia 3—1 in sydney. there were goals from allerton lauren, hemp and alessia russo as well. they sealed their historic win. they sealed their historic win. they will play spain in the final on saturday. their already euro champions. they're now in the final of a world cup. it is fair to say that if this was the men's team, there are plenty of people out there currently right now who would be nine pints deep and naked in trafalgar and dancing naked in trafalgar square's but alas, square's fountain. but alas, we're not quite there yet . it we're not quite there yet. it must be great to be an england fan in australia the moment fan in australia at the moment and i'll tell you what was fascinating well. aussies

she is yet to respond to the claims, and the charity commission said it is investigating.in the wildfires which swept across the hawaian island of maui has risen to 101. most were in the town of lahaina, where the search for bodies is expected to last at least another week. many residents have complained about the slow pace of the federal government response to the disaster. documents in the case of andy malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit, have raised fresh questions about why he wasn't granted an appeal sooner. the papers show that the real attacker was potentially identifiable just four years after the conviction, asjoe inwood reports. when andy malkinson walked out of court last month, he was finally free. i am not a liar. i am not in denial. but i will tell you who is. he was also furious with the police force responsible for his wrongful conviction. greater manchester police are liars and they are in denial. in 2004, he was convicted of a violent rape purely on the basis of witness identification. there was no dna linking andy malkins

you have the you guys charge the commission screening potential beneficiary charities against the state device and also the department for international development. one of the key services financial risk assessment data base is alpha is what they call sanction screening. all you sanction, and that means is there anywhere in the world that prevents the bank from doing business with you because they're either a center you're paying or they got they are involved in terrorism that could you could be from my country, which is functions like iran m o for businesses sanctions and us to both, you know, for both terrorist activity and politically sanctions as well. there are all kinds of countries as that. and organizations who for reasons of that i put i describe that folks organizations, they've done life as towers. so for example, the united everetts has a habits of describing organizations connected to the most muslim brotherhood. all those extinct is connected to moving brotherhood as service when they're not that he's impact peaceful organizations. and so they classified as toes and so on

pass-through to pay your family members, that seems to be a federal elections commission law violation because you can give donations to charitiesefit the candidate. and when you are paying the salaries of your family member, you're benefiting the candidate. elizabeth: so where's the federal election commission on this? ford, we're digging into documents and reports, this isn't the first time senator sanders, it happened in 2020, his presidential campaign reportedly sent $350,000 to that same nonprofit. that happened in, like, april 2021. >> that's exactly right. this is not the first time this has happened and, obviously, the fec is being controlled right now by biden people. but i think what's kind of comical here is that bernie sanders hit hillary clinton over the head for doing the same thing, and now he's doing what hillary rodham clinton was going on -- doing on a smaller scale. it appears the sanders institute, it doesn't do anything. it doesn't give away a great deal of money. what it seems to be doing is enriching bernie sanders' family members. elizabeth: yeah. it gives a lot of money many salaries. something like the

charities, though, say more investment is needed in treatment capacity. joining me now is chris thomas who's with the institute for public policy research commission on healthmake of this? ~' of targets, what do you make of this? ~ , this? so i think there is some nuances- _ this? so i think there is some nuances. overarching - this? so i think there is some nuances. overarching me, . this? so i think there is some nuances. overarching me, i. this? so i think there is some - nuances. overarching me, ithink having a more streamlined set of targets that means that nhs leaders aren't pulled in all kinds of directions with flashing lights everywhere and can put more of their energy into long—term reform that sensible. i think if we streamline target in the way the government is suggesting without a plan to resource and deliver them i think that's what the cancer charities are warning about today. then we will struggle to achieve even the targets that still exist. we will struggle with long—term reform so there is a question to my mind of how we're going to use the capacity of less targets and how we are going to make sure there is a genuine and believable visio

charities. >> we want people to know that whenever there's a natural disaster, scammers are quick to follow. >> reporter: colleen tressler with the federal trade commissionu about donations through phone calls, email, and social media. >> are there red flags that people should look out for that might be signs that it's not a legitimate charity? >> absolutely. these scammers very often create a sense of urgency, and you're really not thinking as clearly as you would normally. some of these scammers use very similar-sounding names to organizations, charities that we all know. >> reporter: another red flag, criminals often ask for payment with cash, gift cards, wiree transfer, or cryptocurrency. >> we really recommend that you pay by credit card, which gives you a lot more consumer protections. >> reporter: tressler says you should only donate to charities you trust. you can verify the legitimacy of a nonprofit through sites like charity watch, charity navigator, and others. >> every dollar that a scammer takes out of a generous person's pocket means that money isn't going to the people in need. >> reporter: a little research can help guarantee the money yo