having just spoken to mark white, our homeland security outside homeland security editor outside new scotland yardnnections to london, connections to the north—west, all of ports and north—west, all of our ports and our airports on high alert. but we will have more on that story in just a few minutes time as and when we get it. but i want to bring another key story to your attention now, and that is that country, of as that the country, of course, as we spending more than we know, is spending more than £6 on for £6 million a day on hotels for migrants. that migrants. now, one way that the government that government is trying to cut that mammoth by evicting mammoth bill is by evicting people seven days after they've been asylum . and this, been granted asylum. and this, mark words, will be an mark my words, will be an absolutely huge story because more than 140 refugee groups have written to senior ministers suella braverman and michael gove to say that this policy is causing severe hardship for refugees. look at the moment we have human rights groups and charities and lawyers queuing up to in my v

on saturday, the family of chris kaba will hold a protest outside new scotland yard to demand answersonstable of the police service of northern ireland, simon byrne, has resigned. he had been facing calls to quit after a series of controversies in recent weeks, including a data breach which resulted in the details of thousands of stopping leaked online and a court ruling that two officers had been unlawfully disciplined. chris page reports. after weeks of pressure, the police chief gave in. simon byrne had been questioned several times by the board which held him to account. but the sign he resigned came when he didn't arrive at the latest emergency meeting. the search is beginning for somebody new to take on one of the toughest jobs in policing. i think police forces all over the uk and ireland have challenges. we have more than an awful lot of other services in terms of border, where we have resources, where we have financial packages, security issues, all of those areas. so it's not going to be easy for anybody, but there are people out there who are dedicated to policing. officers

live now to our correspondent jon donnison, who�*s outside new scotland yard in central london.appening there?

offices here at new scotland _ what more can you tell us? offices here at new scotland yardho has any allegations at any period similar to those in the programme should come forward and i have to say once again that russell brand denies all the allegations that have been made, but the met have said they are also in contact with the sunday times, the times and the channel 4 dispatches team, to make sure the women featured in it know they can come forward and speak to them at any point. this is a serious development in all of this. they will likely now be an investigation by the metropolitan police and they will likely want to speak to russell brand himself. he was meant to be at a theatre tonight in windsor as part of the tour he is currently on but yesterday we also got the news that his theatre dates have all been postponed with people being offered their tickets back. there are questions about the social media platforms that are still giving him a platform, particularly youtube, where he has over 6 million subscribers and get paid adverts and the money from those. so far a

the venues that emerged in the last 24 hours is from here at new scotland yard.uarters of the metropolitan police in london. they have not named russell brand but they have said a woman has come forward to make an allegation of sexual assault in 2003 in soho in central london, before the period 2006—2013 of the revelations at the weekend, but it comes after the met police put out a call of anyone with similar allegations to come forward. she is now being supported by specialist officers, russell brand denies the allegations, he was meant to be performing in a theatre in windsor but that date and the rest of his current tour have been postponed. he is likely to face an investigation from the metropolitan police, who will want to speak to him. the number of schools in england suffering from crumbling concrete as increased. the government said it would update its list every two weeks. let's cross live to a senior economist at the new economics foundation. i'm interested to get your take on the figures we have had today. your take on the figures we have had toda . ,

on saturday, the family of chris kaba will hold a protest outside new scotland yard to demand answershas confirmed it failed a basic government—run cyber—security test at about the same time hackers gained entry to the organisation's system. last month the commission revealed that "hostile actors" had accessed its emails and potentially the data of a0 million voters. with more on this, our cyber correspondentjoe tidy is in the newsroom. we were approached by a whistle—blower who said that they had very in—depth knowledge of the security systems of the electoral commission, and they said in august 2021, around the same time we now know that hackers gained access to the internal systems of the commission, the commission tried and failed to get a certificate for the cyber essentials system. this system is government backed, it is run by the national cyber security centre and it is basically a voluntary system where any organisation or company around the country can carry out an audit of their it systems and the can pay a bit of money, and if everything is about right in terms of the basi

live now to our reporter greg mckenzie at new scotland yard.s shot once in the head on the 5th of september of last year. the car he was driving had been flagged on a police a npr camera, automatic number plate recognition camera, having been linked to a previously incident. the car did not belong to chris and he later died in hospital from belong to chris and he later died in hospitalfrom a single belong to chris and he later died in hospital from a single gunshot winter. today's decision by the crown prosecution service to authorise a charge of murder of the family have said that they welcome today's decision which they say could not have come to sin. they go on to say that chris was so very loved by our family and all his friends, he had a bright future ahead of him but his life was cut short. in terms of today's decision by the crown prosecution service, the independent police complaints commission who launched a homicide investigation seven months ago, they then passed their evidence on to the crown prosecution service who have today annou

live now to new scotland yard, and our correspondent helena wilkinson.ucially, detectives now have something concrete potentially to work from. so they have released this information that a member of the public has contacted them, as we've been reporting, to say that they saw a man fitting daniel khalife's description walking away from a food van — the same van that daniel khalife used to strap himself to the underside when he escaped from wandsworth prison. so a sighting by a member of the public — and what detectives will be doing very quickly, this sighting was around the wandsworth round about, they also say that shortly after that, the man who is a member of the public thinks was daniel khalife, was then seen walking towards wandsworth town centre. so what detectives will be doing now clearly is focusing a lot of their efforts on that area, they will no doubt be doing door—to—door inquiries, so they'll be trying to gather as much information as they can. because if you like, they can almost start at that point and work from there to try and work out

mark easton, bbc news, scotland yard. the time is 1.15. our top story this afternoon.lled for a 28—day time limit for holding detainees. and still to come — the 11ft python that paid one unsuspecting homeowner in hampshire a visit. coming up on bbc news... after their dramatic win over france got them into the last eight, britain's davis cup future doesn't get any easier — they've been drawn against serbia and novak djokovic for november's this is the beautiful lough neagh, west of belfast. campaigners believe it is being destroyed by pollution. lough neagh is the largest freshwater lake in the uk. it's about 20 miles long and nine miles wide, it supplies half of belfast�*s drinking water and 40% of northern ireland's and it holds enough water to fill seven million swimming pools. but now campaigners say it's covered in blue—green sludge caused by bacteria. beauty spots have become deserted, fish stocks have declined and some businesses are being badly affected. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has been out on the water. this colossal lake is facing a calamitous pr

live now to our reporter greg mckenzie at new scotland yard.ow you have been following this story from the start. remind us of the background to this, who he was and what happened to him.- the background to this, who he was and what happened to him. chris, was and what happened to him. chris, was a father to and what happened to him. chris, was a fatherto be. — and what happened to him. chris, was a father to be, 24-year-old _ and what happened to him. chris, was a father to be, 24-year-old black- a father to be, 24—year—old black man who was fatally shot on the 5th of september in streatham. following his death, the independent 0ffice his death, the independent office for police conduct launched an investigation and six months ago, handed their evidence filed to the crown prosecution service. the crown prosecution service was tunica decision for the officer who fired at a gun. this morning, the crown prosecution service has announced that it has authorised a charge of murder for that metropolitan police firearms officer in relation to the fata

live now to our correspondent jon donnison, who's outside new scotland yard in central london.e're now hearing the youtube is taking measures against russell brand's channel, what's happening there? well, in recent years russell brand has perhaps dropped out of the mainstream media a little bit, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't have a huge following on social media, in particular onjujube. he has 6.6 million followers for his channel where he posts videos almost every day, giving his opinion on all sorts of things. he is able to make quite a lot of money out of that because there are adverts at the beginning of those videos and at the end and he is also able to promote things as part of those videos and provide links in the comments and description section of the youtube page to various products. however, he is no longer going to be able to make money from that because google has come out with a statement this morning saying we have suspended monetisation of russell brand's channel for violating our greater responsibility policy. no response to this movie yet from russell

our special correspondent lucy manning joins us from the metropolitan police headquarters at new scotland yardnformation has just come from the metropolitan police. this information hasjust come from the metropolitan police.— metropolitan police. this is a significant — metropolitan police. this is a significant div _ metropolitan police. this is a significant div element, - metropolitan police. this is a significant div element, it. metropolitan police. this is a - significant div element, it means there is no police involvement with there is no police involvement with the allegations involving russell brand. they will no doubt want to investigate it and possibly interview him as well. the statement came a few hours ago. the allegation from a woman in 2003 that there was a sexual assault in soho. it is difficult for women to come forward to the police with these type of allegations, the police say if anyone else believes that they are possible victims, then they should come forward to them. it is possible that this woman isn't one of the people who have been reported on by the sunday times an

our home affairs correspondentjoins me from new scotland yard. any danger he poses to the public?— poses to the public? please are fairly clear _ poses to the public? please are fairly clear they _ poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think _ poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think he - poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think he is - poses to the public? please are fairly clear they think he is a . poses to the public? please are | fairly clear they think he is a low risk to the public. the kind of offences he was accused of are not necessarily associated with imminent violence. he was associated with trying to get information on fellow soldiers at the barracks where he was working. some suggestion he might have been assisting a hostile state. that was part of the allegations he was facing in this trial. but what is completely concerning is the means of his escape. it looks as if he escaped from wandsworth prison by essentially clinging on to, perhaps being strapped onto the underside of a delivery van

we can now cross my colleague 6reg mckenzie at new scotland yard.to find daniel khalife. 6reg, what more do we know? the daniel khalife. greg, what more do we know? _, . . . ., we know? the commander in charge of this operation — we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave _ we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave more _ we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave more details - we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave more details in - this operation gave more details in terms of that arrest, daniel khalife a from wandsworth prison in south—west london on wednesday. he was captured at 10.111 on the canal path in chiswick by a plainclothes police officer. daniel khalife was on a push bike, he pushed off that push—bike, then placed in handcuffs and put under arrest. he is currently in custody, and it was thanked republican said that they had over 100 calls last night and more this morning —— at the police thanked the public. the police were able to hone their operation and successfully captured h

a short time ago police officers from new scotland yard gave this we know daniel khalife escaped yesterdayggest daniel had been strapped underneath the vehicle and we now have that vehicle in our possession. that timeframe is critical to public support in helping us locate daniel khalife, one hour and five minutes from leaving wandsworth prison to the point at which police stopped the van and in that time daniel khalife could clearly have been anywhere on the route taken by that van, we are publishing that today to help the public support us in locating him. keep an open mind as tougher daniel khalife might be, we are focusing efforts in london and have support from colleagues all around the country to try and find him. 150 detectives and staff from counterterror command in london but many more from around the country and border force helping us. it sounds like this was a planned escape but we keep an open mind and we are working very closely with the person to understand the full details. a lot more information is coming to light you appreciate is an ongoing investigation we cannot share

yeah >> so outside scotland yard , >> so outside scotland yard, thank you very much indeed for updating us on that. more, of course, as we get it from the met. let's just reiterate the newsical editor, has been in manchester speaking to greater manchester speaking to greater manchester mayor andy burnham, who says the city is considering taking legal action against the government over the issue of hs2 . of course, we had chris philp, the home office minister, this morning saying that there was a review on how cost could be controlled, but no decision , he controlled, but no decision, he said, made on whether the extension from birmingham to manchester was going to be axed or delayed. however, there are now indications , signs that now indications, signs that william hague, george osborne , william hague, george osborne, lord heseltine and other senior tories have criticised what could be the axing of that northern leg. yeah we will be able to see that interview in full with andy burnham and chris hope 1:00 here on gb news. >> and very important i think, to note the timing of all of this. the tory party conference starting in manchester on sunday, very, very awkward timin

simon jones live outside new scotland yard.to be under public ownership since the 19805 will leave depots in greater manchester this morning. the bee network promises to bring cheaper travel and a more reliable public transport system to communities. services will be run by private companies but the local authority will set the fares, timetables and routes. the us hurricane centre has downgraded tropical storm ophelia, which made landfall on the coast of north carolina yesterday. nearly eight million people from new york to south carolina were warned about high winds and possible flooding. power cuts affected around 70,000 homes and businesses. the liberal democrats have kicked off their party's autumn conference in bournemouth with a number of spending pledges, including a care package worth £5 billion a year. our political correspondent peter saull is there. peter, what can we expect on day two? good morning from a very, very windy bournemouth. we have the back end of hurricane nigel on the south coast this morning. but an im

but as you would expect, gb news is home and security editor mark white is down opposite a new scotland yard please bnng scotland yard. mark, please bring us up to date with this manhunt. what on earth is going on? >> well, it is a nationwide manhunt at the moment. we are told that there is extra security at ports and airports right around the country. and very long queues at those ports and airports because understandably, they're checking everyone that might fit the description of this young man to ensure that he doesn't leave the country . see, a lot of the country. see, a lot of the search activity is being concentrated around london for the time being. he has connections to kingston in south—west london, not that far really from , um, hmp wandsworth really from, um, hmp wandsworth in south—west london, where he escaped from just before eight this morning. and it was an audacious escape there is no doubt about it, clinging to the underside of a food delivery van as it left that prison. i spoke as it left that prison. i spoke a little earlier to dominic murphy , who is the commander in mu

but as you would expect, gb news is home and security editor mark white is down opposite a new scotland yardk, please bnng scotland yard. mark, please bring us up to date with this manhunt. what on earth is going on? >> well, it is a nationwide manhunt at the moment. we are told that there is extra security at ports and airports right around the country. and very long queues at those ports and airports because understandably, they're checking everyone that might fit the description of this young man to ensure that he doesn't leave the country . see, a lot of the country. see, a lot of the search activity is being concentrated around london for the time being. he has connections to kingston in south—west london, not that far really from , um, hmp wandsworth really from, um, hmp wandsworth in south—west london, where he escaped from just before eight this morning. and it was an audacious escape there is no doubt about it, clinging to the underside of a food delivery van as it left that prison. i spoke as it left that prison. i spoke a little earlier to dominic murphy , who is the commander in

while gb news national reporter theo chikomba is at scotland yard for us now .ood afternoon to you, theo . this is to you, theo. this is significant, isn't it . significant, isn't it. >> it is indeed. well scotland's yard's firearm command is up against some challenges at the moment, particularly as a large number as you've just referred to, of firearms officers have handedin to, of firearms officers have handed in their tickets essentially a licence for them , essentially a licence for them, allowing them to use firearms arms during their duties. there are several thousand of them and of course, they can be called to various situations depending on when they are needed. the home secretary, though, suella braverman , has launched a review braverman, has launched a review into to armed officers and of course this situation has been also accepted by the met's police commissioner , owner sir police commissioner, owner sir mark rowley as well, welcoming this review . but what it means this review. but what it means though, there are questions about what this will me

news. let's go live to scotland yard, greg mckenzie is there for us. more information about this operation unfolded. that is riuht. it about this operation unfolded. that is right- it was _ about this operation unfolded. that is right. it was a _ about this operation unfolded. twat is right. it was a major manhunt, one of the biggest that the metropolitan police have undertook for some years. daniel khalife was a wanted man ever since the police announced in the afternoon of the morning of his escape. he escaped just before 8am on wednesday morning. the media and the public were alerted by the afternoon, and a huge manhunt was under way. various ports were on lockdown. at heathrow airport, extra security, extra security at gatwick airport and manchester airport, dover port, security at gatwick airport and manchesterairport, dover port, even people being stopped in their cars and having their boots checked and also id checked in certain areas of the capital. but daniel khalife was arrested this morning, and having an operation come to an end this mornin

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comedian, which he's denying our national reporter theo chikomba is at scotland yard for us policy. we'll have the latest from newal assault which took place in 2003in london. >> and we'll have the latest on russell brand's youtube channel, which has been stripped of its ability to make money at the top paid promotion . paid promotion. >> labour's keir starmer has arrived in paris. these pictures just in. he's about to meet the french president to discuss post—brexit plans should he become prime minister as consultants and junior doctors walk out together for the first time, what is the government going to do to stop these strikes ? strikes? >> while the health secretary told us this morning he wants to protect the right to strike, but also the lives of patients as we're consulting on, is similar to what other countries have such italy or such as france or italy or spain, where people have the right to strike. >> we recognise that's an important right, but we also protect time critical services in hospital like chemotherapy , in hospital like chemotherapy, like dialysis. so that those are still provided, not with

. >> many people thinking what next, considering the firearms command here at new scotland yard is crucial over 100 of them have handedin know, over 100 of them have handed in their tickets , which handed in their tickets, which mean they won't be able to use their firearms . and that, of their firearms. and that, of course, allows them to do so. the home secretary suella braverman, has launched a review into this situation , but hasn't into this situation, but hasn't gone into the specific details. perhaps we'll find out more about those in the coming days. and she has indeed also spoken to the met's police commissioner , sir chris rowley, as well. now she says that firearms officers should be able to do their dog, their job without fearing of ending up in the dark. now they are protesting what they say is are protesting what they say is a lack of support following their colleague who was charged with the murder of chris kaba last september. and of course, they say if we end up in this situation, what will this mean for me and my family? perhaps fears that they may find themselves in a di

already been passed i >> -- >> well, joining us now, our london reporter lisa hartle outside new scotland yard the met are investigating . that the met are investigating. they say, well, they're looking into that in london and other parts of the uk. they're calling them non—recent claims. parts of the uk. they're calling them non—recent claims . and them non—recent claims. and obviously, this comes after the investigation by the times , the investigation by the times, the sunday times and the channel 4 dispatches programme , where four dispatches programme, where four women also made claims in that that they also suffered sexual offences from russell brand, who are russell brand obviously denies all of the allegations against him. police say there have been no arrests and enquiries are continuing. now russell brand, that video that he posted on that social media platform, he was criticised an mps committee that were calling on social media platforms to demonetise him . we've already demonetise him. we've already seen this happen with youtube where he's got 6 million subscribers. he called it a

i spoke earlier with our news correspondent greg mckenzie, who has been at the scotland yardand. at the scotland yardten. the media and the public were alerted by afternoon, various ports were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, extra were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, extra security were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, extra security at manchester airport, dover port. extra security, extra security at manchesterairport, dover port. even people being stopped in their cars and having their boots checked, and also id checked in certain areas of the capital. but daniel khalife was arrested this morning and having an operation come to an end this morning, it was a plainclothes police officer that spotted daniel khalifa on a push by, on a canal path, canal path inches ache and ultimately arrested him, pushed him off the bike and arrested him. he is being interviewed, the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison to connect to, it's about 5.5 miles, they believe he was on foot but was he

there will be a further investigation into the new offences related to his escape. 0ur correspondent greg mckenzie has been following events from scotland yardlking to police sources. it was a major manhunt, one of the biggest that the metropolitan police have undertook for some years. daniel khalife was a wanted man ever since the police announced in the afternoon of the morning of his escape, he escaped at seven just afterjust before 8 am on wednesday morning. the media and the public were alerted by the afternoon and a huge manhunt is underway. various ports were on lockdown, at heathrow airport, extra security, extra security at gatwick airport, extra security at manchester airport, dover port, even people being stopped in their cars and having their boots checked and also i.d. checked in certain areas of the capital. but daniel kelly was arrested this morning and having an operation but daniel khalifewas arrested this morning and having an operation come to an end this morning. it was a plain—clothed police officer who spotted daniel radcliffe officer who spotted daniel ——khalife on a push—bike on a canal path, a canal path in chiswick

new scotland us. and he scotland yard for us.other great question to all which is that let's all of this, which is that let's just say now all our just say now that all of our existing firearms officers decide to go back work. okay, decide to go back to work. okay, brilliant . decide to go back to work. okay, brilliant. how decide to go back to work. okay, brilliant . how new recruits brilliant. how many new recruits are get if they are we going to get if they really that there a really think that there is a chance end chance that they're going to end up one for doing up in the dock one day for doing their job, then of course, the counter well, counter side to it is, well, nobody's law , are nobody's above the law, are they? now by norman they? i'm joined now by norman brennan, police brennan, who's a former police officer. is director officer. and is the director of the and order foundation. the law and order foundation. now, set up the protect now, he also set up the protect the protectors campaign. he's been incredibly vocal a

scotland yard have this week. scotland yard have this evening confirmed that gb news understands as many as 100 counter—terrorism specialist step away from armed dufies decided to step away from armed duties that follows a decision by the crown prosecution service to charge a firearms officer with murder over the death of 24 year old chris kaba, who was fatally shot in an armed police operation in south london in september last year. boris johnson has warned rishi sunak against delivering a mutilated version of hs2. the former prime minister says curtailing over cost with a height of insanity and desperate, treasury driven nonsense. he's urged the prime minister to deliver on the tories 2019 levelling up pledge , which the government has refused to deny. reports claiming the birmingham to manchester route will be scrapped . david cameron has also scrapped. david cameron has also raised his concerns. according to reports in the times, which claims the planned line to east midlands parkway could also be under threat . meanwhile, rishi under threat. meanwhile, rishi sunakis under threat. meanwhile, rishi sunak is considering p

scotland yard have this week. scotland yard have this evening confirmed that gb news understands as many as 100 counter—terrorism specialisto step away from armed dufies decided to step away from armed duties that follows a decision by the crown prosecution service to charge a firearms officer with murder over the death of 24 year old chris kaba, who was fatally shot in an armed police operation in south london in september last year. boris johnson has warned rishi sunak against delivering a mutilated version of hs2. the former prime minister says curtailing over cost with a height of insanity and desperate, treasury driven nonsense. he's urged the prime minister to deliver on the tories 2019 levelling up pledge , which the government has refused to deny. reports claiming the birmingham to manchester route will be scrapped . david cameron has also scrapped. david cameron has also raised his concerns. according to reports in the times, which claims the planned line to east midlands parkway could also be under threat . meanwhile, rishi under threat. meanwhile, rishi sunakis under threat. meanwhile, rishi sunak is considering

now the news with lisa mccormick. the head of scotland yards staff at more than 50 universities begin a five day strike. it is part of a long—running dispute by members of the university and college union over pay and conditions. screenwriters and producers in hollywood say they've reached a tentative deal to end a strike of nearly five months over pay and concerns about artificial intelligence. but production won't be able to resume as a separate dispute involving actors is continuing. now the sport. former premier league goalkeeper brad freidel�*s told the bbc it's clear that david raya is arsenal's number one stopper and that he expects aaron ramsdale to leave the club next summer. raya started for the third game in a row as arsenal were held to a 2—2 draw with tottenham in the north london derby. ramsdale was first choice through last season. eddie howe says he struggled to remember who scored for his newcastle side as they trounced sheffield united 8—0 at bramall lane — eight different goalscorers is a premier league record. liverpool are

now, what it does not say in this new information that's come out from scotland yard is any indicationrun off back. but what they are saying is the enquiries, which currently are involving 150 specialist officers , those officers are officers, those officers are concentrating their enquiries along this route, the route that the vehicle took right up to upper richmond road where the vehicle was stopped . as i say , vehicle was stopped. as i say, at 837 in the morning. so just about an hour after it left wandsworth prison. so clearly an houris wandsworth prison. so clearly an hour is a lot of time. wandsworth prison. so clearly an hour is a lot of time . patrick, hour is a lot of time. patrick, for anyone who might have got out of that vehicle to head to wherever they headed to . so the wherever they headed to. so the operation to searches the door to door inquire trees, the trawling of cctv footage is all taking place as we speak and concentrating on the area and the streets of those streets that we highlighted there. >> this is this is this is absolutely fascinating, actually , mark, t

i was proud to be a scotland yard detective and the words scotland yard were famous throughout the world as as the, you know, the best police in the new will and i just think the public will see this it'll refreshing see this and it'll refreshing change think you know those change to think you know those british those british bobbies, those the commissioner his commissioner and all his officers on ground, they've officers on the ground, they've done a really job. and done a really good job. and i think it will help. what think it will help. but what happens is in your everyday life, too people are life, too many people are reporting a burglary to get a crime number so they can claim the insurance. they're not reporting the burglary in any hope the villain will hope that the villain will be caught their property caught and their property will be must be recovered. and that must change. that's what they will gain. the police confidence and trust that the public know that if they need the police, the police will do a good job, investigate crimes and catch criminals and make them safer. >> okay. mike neville , thanks >> okay. mike neville

news this morning. a man has been arrested in the royal mews area. next to buckingham palace. scotland yarded to a person climbing the wall and entering the royal mews at about 115. this morning following a search. the 25 year old man was detained outside of the stables. he's now been arrested under the serious organised crime and police act on suspicion of trespassing on a protected site. he's been taken into custody. police also say at no point did he enter buckingham palace. more on this story as we get it. actor and comedian russell brand has denied very serious criminal allegations . serious criminal allegations. that he claims will be made against him by a newspaper and a tv company . against him by a newspaper and a tv company. in a video posted on youtube and formerly known as twitter , he denied the twitter, he denied the allegations that he described as allegations that he described as a litany of extremely egregious and aggressive attacks . mr brand and aggressive attacks. mr brand admitted that he was very promiscuous earlier in his career , but insists that his career, but insi

new businesses coming in. all good examples the government examples of the government levelling up scotland yards, calling fornges to how armed police are held to account after dozens of officers have refused to go on firearms duty. >> some have stepped back from armed duties after a colleague was with the murder was charged with the murder of chris kaba , who shot in chris kaba, who was shot in south london last year. mark south london last year. sir mark rowley has welcomed a review into the situation by the home secretary, says police are secretary, but says police are being undermined by the current system, which is not set up to help them succeed. suella braverman says officers must have their have the confidence to do their job. been put on job. the army has been put on standby to fill in the number of nhs appointments cancelled because of strikes in england is expected to surpass 1 million nhs providers estimate the first ever double strike action by junior doctors and consultants last week means the country will reach the milestone in figures set to be announced today. the organisation's deputy chief

news radio show . good afternoon. >> this is the latest from the newsroom. a man has been arrested in the royal mews area next to buckingham palace. scotland yard at the residence responded to someone climbing the wall and entering the royal mews early this morning. following a search, the 25 year old was detained outside of the stables. he's been arrested on suspicion of trespass on a protected site. he's now being taken into custody . police also said that custody. police also said that at no point did the man enter buckingham palace. we'll bring you more on this story as we get it . russell brand , the comedian it. russell brand, the comedian russell brand, has denied very serious criminal allegations , serious criminal allegations, organs that he claims are being made against him by a tv company and a newspaper. in a video posted on youtube and formerly known as twitter, he denied the allegations that he described as allegations that he described as a litany of extremely egregious and aggressive attacks. mr brand admitted that he was very promiscuous early in his career, but insists that his relationships have always been consensual . while

scotland yard he must face gross misconduct proceedings. the met, though, says it's reviewing the decision . there's some more breaking news. teenage girl who died after a school coach crashed on the m53 motonnay in the wirral on friday has been named as jessica baker, a coach driver also died when the bus overturned . pupils were on their overturned. pupils were on their way to colleagues range and west kirby grammar schools earlier today. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck a central reservation . ten children were reservation. ten children were taken to hospital , two of them taken to hospital, two of them with serious injuries . a 17 year with serious injuries. a 17 year old boy charged with the murder of a 15 year old girl has been reprimanded in custody after appearing in court. elianne andam was stabbed to death in croydon on wednesday when she was on her way to school. the teenager, who can't be for teenager, who can't be named for legal reasons , also legal reasons, has also been charged possessing a knife charged with possessing a knife . second person has been arrested in connect

scotland yard he must face gross misconduct proceedings. the met, though, says it's reviewing the decision . there's some more breaking news. teenage girl who died after a school coach crashed on the m53 motonnay in the wirral on friday has been named as jessica baker, a coach driver also died when the bus overturned . pupils were on their overturned. pupils were on their way to colleagues range and west kirby grammar schools earlier today. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck a central reservation . ten children were reservation. ten children were taken to hospital , two of them taken to hospital, two of them with serious injuries . a 17 year with serious injuries. a 17 year old boy charged with the murder of a 15 year old girl has been reprimanded in custody after appearing in court. elianne andam was stabbed to death in croydon on wednesday when she was on her way to school. the teenager, who can't be for teenager, who can't be named for legal reasons , also legal reasons, has also been charged possessing a knife charged with possessing a knife . second person has been arrested in connect

@gbnews.com but our main news this morning, and that is the terror suspect, daniel kalief, being arrested yesterday in west london after that four day manhunt. yes scotland yardre saying the 21 year old former soldier was detained in the chiswick area, but that's not so. it's more. no, it was northolt. apparently they originally said chiswick , but originally said chiswick, but then they changed their mind and said it's where they were looking. >> when we left you yesterday at the end of the breakfast program. anyway, he's now program. yeah anyway, he's now he escaped as we know, on wednesday morning, appeared to have gotten off very near wandsworth prison, where he'd escaped from. and now he's ended up back in custody . up back in custody. >> yeah. so this is how it unfolded over the last few days. >> suspected terrorists and spy daniel kalief escaped from wandsworth prison on wednesday . wandsworth prison on wednesday. this is what we know about how he managed to pull off this great escape at around 7 am. on wednesday, a bidfood lorry pulled up to hmp wandsworth on its regular delivery route. the lorry passed two security checks and parked up by the prison

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news can reveal the camp now has just over 150 residents. a week ago it was deaung residents. a week ago it was dealing with more than 11,000 scotland yard difficult decisions over how to protect people in london because of a shortage of counterterrorism. police sir mark rowley says there's significantly less cover available after dozens of officers stood down from firearms duty. it was in response to a colleague being charged with the murder of chris kaba. downing street insists londoners are safe, but the met commissioner admits his forces are stretched . are stretched. >> over the weekend . it's had >> over the weekend. it's had a sort of a very significant effect on our capability and we're we're now in a position where the numbers are strengthening . we can provide strengthening. we can provide credible firearms cover for london. but i must be honest, it still significantly less than normal , still significantly less than normal, which will create some difficult choices . difficult choices. >> a hospital trust failed to send out 24,000 letters from senior doctors to patients in their gp's because they became lost in a new computer s

news, please? >> well , potentially significant >> well, potentially significant development in this case. it seems that the metropolitan police is now launching an official investigation into to at least one allegation so far. scotland yard soho in central london in 2003. officers they say, are in contact with a woman and will be providing her with support . now, it also goes with support. now, it also goes on to say , we first spoke with on to say, we first spoke with the sunday times on saturday, the 16th of september, and have since made further approaches to the sunday times and also now to channel 4 to ensure that anyone who believes they may have been the victim of a sexual offence is aware of how to report this to the police. we continue to, they say, to encourage anyone , they say, to encourage anyone, one who believes they may have been the victim of sexual offence, no matter how long ago, to get in contact with us. so as i say, a potentially significant development because it's confirmation from scotland yard for the first time that they have received a report of a sexual offence. that is alleged to have taken place in 2003in soho. they are in contact with that woman at the centre of the allegation, offering he