mr. bailey. don't forget this.nis murphy (voiceover): this snippet of cell phone video shows school superintendent keith reed at the end of the first day of school in september 2012. in three weeks' time, the high profile educator would be reported to the sheriff's office as a missing person. the school superintendent that everybody loved. the kids loved him. he was there every morning, greeting them as they got off the bus. dennis murphy (voiceover): keith's last known whereabouts was dinner with a friend on friday night. a security camera caught him leaving the restaurant around 8:30 pm. the next day, he was a no-show at a big state educator's conference across the state. his brother, kevin reed, a former fbi agent, had a bad feeling about things when he arrived at his brother's house sunday night. i went right into fbi mode. i didn't have time to get emotional. dennis murphy (voiceover): his brother, grounded, stable, reliable, was no one's candidate to just one day go missing, especially not then. why, just a f

mr. bailey, and thank you so much for being up with us and for helping us understand what's happening on the ground here. can you tell us israel claims that this is a limited ground operation. but from what we've been witnessing in these past few hours, whether it's uh, the, the, the pounding of area is on the left and on is around the border. the southern area is of beveled. in the last hour, the syrian capital damascus, with at least 3 civilians killed this. what is the end game place around here? what is the for, i really hold that a we have speaking about a lead me kids a ground, a variation. so we know that it's very difficult to control or do they need directions from the past the, even if a is the government day, is this your ceiling, say, wish to end it then quickly a and to achieve the main, a game to which is to a cause that is by uh, going back and to, to didn't know of the, of the every tiny retail. and it was always rarely still go back to the homes in the knowles. now the, this is a, all the, you can make a delegate. and a, if a, if he is, but then what we really need on th

speaking to the guardian, mr bailey said that more good news on inflation could allow the uk's central" in its approach to interest—rate cuts. well, that was enough to see the pound drop more than 1% against the dollar, bucking a trend of recent climbs. joining me now is james hughes, co—founder of financial content provider prezco. what did you make, first off, of andrew bailey's comments? andrew bailey is playing catch up. that is the key point. he is not necessarily saying we don't already know and he is pretty much stating the obvious. we know these central banks for a long time may be looking at inflation to see when they can cut these high interest rates we have had, but he is playing catch up because over the last month, at the september meeting the bank of england did not do anything but we saw the european central bank and the us federal reserve both cut interest rates, so the bank of england is lagging behind. yes, they are different economies, but differently lagging behind, so we know this, we know they need lower inflation for the rest —— rates to be cut but it is one of t

mr. bailey.e said the boe could become a little more activist on rate cuts if inflation comes in line with expectations. that has seen a bit of a re-rating with the easing expectations here in the uk. the dax is down 0.7% keep in mind, there is a public holiday today. the cac 40 is under performing some carmakers are under performing the quick check of the u.s. futures. a negative start s&p off 0.4%. similar for the dow jones. we are not off from recent record highs, but fatigue in the market we saw the energy names doing better in yesterday's trading. adp came in a touch stronger than expected. we are waiting for the all-important jobs report tomorrow that's it for "street signs. i'm carolin roth e u moxtde xchange" is up ne seyotorrow bye-bye. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unli

mr. perkins: can i pray for you? ag bailey: please. mr. ins: join me as we pray for governor bailey. father, i think you for andrew. i thank you for the courage he has. and we pray a lessening upon him. i pray that he would be yielded completely and totally to the holy spirit. protect his wife and children. give him strength, give him courage. encouragement. i pray you would surround him with those that would help hold up his arms as he fights for truth and righteousness. protect him physically, spiritually, politically, and lord continue to bless him. give him joy in his heart, lord. that will be his strength. in jesus' name, amen. ag bailey: amen. [applause] ♪ mr. perkins: when you see the men and women that god is raising up, there is reason to be encouraged and hopeful. in the last four years the weaponization of government has become a real-life nightmare for everyday americans. many of whom are unborn children, families, and members of the pro-life of men. as we head into this election where life has been at the center of the debate i

mr. perkins: can i pray for you? ag bailey: please. mr. n me as we pray for governor bailey. father, i think you for andrew. i thank you for the courage he has. and we pray a lessening upon him. i pray that he would be yielded completely and totally to the holy spirit. protect his wife and children. give him strength, give him courage. encouragement. i pray you would surround him with those that would help hold up his arms as he fights for truth and righteousness. protect him physically, spiritually, politically, and lord continue to bless him. give him joy in his heart, lord. that will be his strength. in jesus' name, amen. ag bailey: amen. [applause] ♪ mr. perkins: when you see the men and women that god is raising up, there is reason to be encouraged and hopeful. in the last four years the weaponization of government has become a real-life nightmare for everyday americans. many of whom are unborn children, families, and members of the pro-life of men. as we head into this election where life has been at the center of the debate it is imp

mr. kruse and jan was not overly affectionate. at trial, she testified that it was affectionate. keith morrison: and when bailey up on the stand was asked about the secret jeremy revealed-- she indicated that her parents arguing would not be something that a 15-year-old would pay attention to. and so she denied that, that had occurred. keith morrison: but bailey did confirm that even though she's a heavy sleeper and hard of hearing and slept without her hearing aids, she definitely heard two gunshots. she told the jury, "a gunshot is pretty loud. you'd have to be on the other side of town to not hear it." so prosecutor hoefert was confident, but. any time you have a case where the family of the victim does not want it to be prosecuted and they maintained from the morning of the murder that mr. kruse could not have been involved in this case, that was a concern of ours. keith morrison: was it something the jury could see, as well? coming up-- in the morning-- keith morrison: --the defense says investigators rushed to judgment. from the beginning, they had one suspect. it was chris. keith morrison: and they argue

last week at the old bailey, a jury was sworn in ahead of their trial, and today the prosecution is expected to lay out the case against the three defendants. mrwhen they returned to the uk in september last year. two days later they were charged. a postmortem examination found sara had sustained multiple and extensive injuries before her death. the trial is expected to last up to nine weeks. helena wilkinson, bbc news. a public inquiry into the salisbury novichok poisonings has opened this morning. it's heard that dawn sturgess — the 44—year—old mother who died after coming into contact with the nerve agent — appears to have been an innocent victim caught in the crossfire of a quote "illegal and outrageous assasination attempt". the inquiry heard the bottle contained enough poison to kill thousands. the inquiry is expected to last several weeks. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this was dawn sturgess just a week before she died. the tragic conclusion to months of events concerning spies, nerve agents and perfume bottles. dawn was 44 and the mother of three children. the story had begun four months earlier here in a quiet cul de sac i

last week at the old bailey, a jury was sworn in ahead of their trial, and today the prosecution is expected to lay out the case against the three defendants. mrk were arrested when they returned to the uk in september last year. two days later they were charged. a postmortem examination found sara had sustained multiple and extensive injuries before her death. the trial is expected to last up to nine weeks. helena wilkinson, bbc news. sir keir starmer will pledge to scrap regulation that "needlessly holds back investment" at a major international business conference today. his government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. henry, keir starmer has been accused of being a bit too gloomy about the economy over the last few weeks, is this an opportunity for him to change the tone a bit? he certainly ho es so, change the tone a bit? he certainly hepes so. jon- _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes _ change the tone a bit? he certainly hopes so, jon. he hopes it's - change the tone a b

last week at the old bailey, a jury was sworn in ahead of their trial, and today the prosecution is expected to lay out the case against the three defendants. mrk were arrested when they returned to the uk in september last year. two days later they were charged. a postmortem examination found sara had sustained multiple and extensive injuries before her death. the trial is expected to last up to nine weeks. helena wilkinson, bbc news. sir keir starmer will pledge to scrap regulation that "needlessly holds back investment" at a major international business conference today. his government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. the government is making a big fuss of this, they say it is a big deal. it is a big moment for the government. fouryears it is a big moment for the government. four years in opposition under keir starmer the labour party claimed that they were the true party of business. and nowjust over 100 days into their tenure into government, they are trying to show that they are a government of business. there are going to be some of the top business

bailey earlier today. fellow armed officer martin blake, aged 40, is on trial for the murder of mr kaba in streatham, south—east4 year old chris campbell was shot once through the windscreen of the audi that he was driving as he tried to smash between a marked police patrol car and a parked car next to it. the trial continues. let's cross over now to the house of commons, where keir starmer is speaking of jewish security, to the world. >> mr speaker, 15 british citizens were brutally slain that day. another has since died in captivity . our thoughts today in captivity. our thoughts today are with the jewish people around the world. the jewish community here in the united kingdom and all those that we lost a year ago. for so many, the pain and horror of that day is as acute today as it was a year ago . they live it every day. year ago. they live it every day. last week i met the families of british hostages and those killed on the 7th of october. i sat with them as they told me about their loved ones. i will never forget their words. mandie, amari spoke of her love for her daughter emily. she said, and i quote m

mr blake, who is 40, stood trial at the old bailey after shooting the old bailey after shooting the 24ear old through the front windscreen of a car. the car had been used as a getaway vehicle in a shooting the previous evening, and was hemmed in by police officers after an officer recognised its registration number. mr blake told jurors he believed one of his colleagues was about to die, and so he opened fire to stop the car. mr kabas family said in a statement today that the not guilty verdict leaves us with the deep pain of injustice, adding to the unbearable sorrow we have felt since chris was killed. and tonight, a protest against the verdict has taken place outside the old bailey, commissioner of the metropolitan police, sir mark rowley, said this in a statement this afternoon. >> over the past two years, sergeant blake has paid a huge personal and professional sacrifice and this has been an incredibly difficult time for him and his family , and he has him and his family, and he has acted with professionalism and dignity throughout . this case dignity throughout. this case has had

giving evidence in public for the first time at the old bailey, pc martin blake said he was filled with dread as the audi mr was driving moved backwards and forwards at officers as they surrounded his car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 year old through car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 yeai.old through car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 yeai. thethrough car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 yeai. the fbngh car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 yeai. the fbi is] car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 yeai. the fbi is investigating denies. the fbi is investigating whether a man caught with loaded weapons near a donald trump rally at the weekend was part of another attempted assassination. local police arrested the man carrying multiple weapons and fake passports as he attempted to get into the trump rally in california. the 49 year old las vegas resident denied wanting to hurt the former president and was released on bail. the local county sheriff said the suspect was likely to be a sovereign citizen, someone who doesn't believe in government control . believe in government control. and finally, the snowman is being depicte

giving evidence in public for the first time at the old bailey, pc martin blake said he was filled with dread as the audi mraba was driving moved backwards and forwards as the police officers surrounded the car. pc blake fatally shot the 24 year old through the windscreen of the car in streatham in south—east london, in september 2022. the officer denies murder. the fbi is investigating whether a man caught with loaded weapons near a donald trump rally at the weekend was part of another attempted assassination. local police arrested the man carrying multiple weapons and fake passports as he attempted to get into the trump rally in california. the 49 year old las vegas resident denied wanting to hurt the former president and was released on bail. the local county sheriff said the suspect was likely to be a sovereign citizen, someone who doesn't believe in government control . believe in government control. okay, right up to date with the latest gb news headlines, we'll have more for >> welcome back. your time is 338 on this monday afternoon. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now we're down to our final

sergeant martyn blake told the old bailey he fired the shot because he feared one of his colleagues could have been killed when mrway during a traffic stop. 0ur uk correspondent adina campbell reports. say his name. all: free kaba! a community vigil outside court shortly after the police officer martyn blake was cleared of murder. just hours after the verdict, hundreds of people have gathered here outside of the old bailey in solidarity with chris ka ba's family. they feel they have not seen justice today. there's also a high police and security presence. doors, doors, doors! this is the moment chris kaba's car is surrounded by armed police. armed police! 0fficers react quickly as he tries to escape. 13 seconds later, the fatal gunshot has been fired by sergeant martyn blake. the bullet has gone through the car windscreen into chris kaba's forehead. the 24—year—old died in hospital the following day. he was unarmed and about to become a father. speaking outside court, his family say they've been failed. no family should endure the unimaginable grief we have faced since chris was stolen from us, and this decision