about edwards�* arrest over the most serious category of indecent images, but he insisted he didn�*t knowe were very shocked, that is the first thing i want to say, knowing that specific allegation. now, when it comes to the decision that we made in november, when we were obviously faced with, i think, a very difficult decision, actually, and we considered it very carefully. the police came to us and gave us information that they had arrested mr edwards. but they wanted to be assured of total confidence and the reason they rung us at that point was to ensure that — and it�*s a technical process, which is to ensure employees are protected and there�*s no risk. the director general�*s decisions have also faced government scrutiny. a spokesperson for the culture secretary said, "she has spoken to the bbc to raise concerns on a number of points regarding the handling of their own investigations into huw edwards, what safeguards and processes had been followed in this case, and additionally, what further action may be taken, especially with regard to the handling of licence—fee payers�* money.

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but we don�*t know that. but the army chief, he urged people, you know, to avoid violence.nd order in the country and we will meet your demands. and he said that each and every killing will be tried. our south asia correspondent samira hussain is monitoring the situation from new delhi. it was in bangladesh for the last election where we saw sheikh hasina for the fourth time. if you had told me that eight months later we would be in this situation we are in now in which the prime minister has had to flee her country, resigned her position and is out possibly to another country, destination unknown, i would another country, destination unknown, iwould not another country, destination unknown, i would not have believed you. those elections were mired in controversy. the opposition parties, the main opposition party had boycotted saying that there was no way that those elections are going to be free and fair. thousands of opposition party members have been arrested, jailed. some have died, as well. there has been a large amount of criticism on the autocratic rule of criticism

unbelievably, in case you didn�*t know this at home, volunteers don�*t get paid anything, no money athave done it may be backin told me they have done it may be back in atlanta are in rio our london and got the bug and since then come to every olympics and love it, the atmosphere and sense of camaraderie and the olympic spirit that i have had a big dose off the last three weeks, the talk about bringing them back again and again and they are very helpful and smiley people which is great on the streets of paris. and we have the closing ceremony. let�*s see if tom cruise appears later tonight. let�*s get back to the events ihn russia, where the governor of kursk region has ordered the evacuation of civilians to be sped up, from vulnerable areas on the sixth day of a surprise incursion by ukraine. he said 13 people were injured when a ukrainian missile hit a residential building. a senior ukrainian security official is quoted as saying the cross—border operation has greatly raised national morale; but he said it had not markedly weakened russia�*s long—running offensive in eastern ukraine

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this wasn�*t the colour of medal they came for, but for their biggest fans, that doesn�*t matter at all. you knownds for olympic debutants, bronze in the men�*s four and in the women�*s double sculls for matilda hodgkinson and becky wilde after a remarkable bronze. another british medal, creating a podium for the ages. half of these women are mothers. you can go back and be exceptional not despite having children, but because you have children. anybody who wants to have kids and go back to something they love, something that they are proud of, not only can they do it, but they should be able to do it. the olympics, once again showing anything is possible when you�*ve got people behind you. laura scott, bbc news, paris. there was a national outcry after this historic 200—year—old sycamore tree that stood by hadrian�*s wall in northumberland was illegally cut down last year. but now new shoots have appeared around the stump of the sycamore gap tree, giving park rangers hope that new trees may grow there. two men accused of originally damaging the tree and the wall deny the charges. the national tru

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i will try to control my emotions, but i don�*t know how it will go.e in it and they want to fight for ukraine, and for my family, for our paralympic team, and i want to fight. that challenge has never been greater, but ukraine will be hoping their paralympic success story can continue against all the odds. andy swiss, bbc news. the best of luck to all of the paralympian is taking part in the games which kick off on wednesday. how�*s this for a birthday celebration? a io2—year—old second world war veteran from suffolk has become britain�*s oldest skydiver, after leaping out of a plane to celebrate her birthday, and to raise money for charity. ben brown has more. cheering. before thejump, manette baillie said she "doesn�*t do fear". manette served in the women�*s royal naval service during the second world war and was married to a paratrooper. afterwards, she did admit thejump had been a bit scary and that she had to keep her eyes firmly shut, but she clearly enjoyed it. there you go! you jumped, how was that? oh, it was wonderful! hip hip... all: hurra

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