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of the covid inquiry begins with a focus on treatments and the vaccine rollout. hello, i'm lauren taylor. drones delivering drugs and weapons to british prisons are becoming so frequent that inspectorso national security. her majesty's inspectorate of prisons says organised crime groups now effectively control the airspace over two of britain's prisons. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has more. a drone over manchester, a video showing how easy it was to get over the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons.

prisons company and amazon, e-commerce giant. she was registered to lobby the first trump white house in 2019. both doj and dhs inspectors general have been critical of prison management and stand to profit substantially if the trump administration's new immigration detention and deportation policies result in filling empty or underutilized beds in their facilities. as a real precedent for this concern, which citizen did research back in 2019 which showed contract dollars rose by over 40% in the first two years of the trump term. amazon, of course a very well-known tech company. she was registered to lobby for them in 2020. in recent years they've been investigated by the doj over injury rates and workplace safety at their warehouses. being referred to the doj by a bipartisan group of lawmakers for potential criminal obstruction, and had their robotaxi unit federally investigated over safety concerns. in addition, doj and the ftc recently replaced settlement with amazon regarding children's privacy violations via alexa and of course, some receives multibillion-dollar contracts from multiple federal agencies ranging from dod to nasa. beyond these exam

of a fraud and not cool off the he 517 federal government watch topics. the inspector general's i meant to guard against mismanagement and abuse of power. the fireman's could be challenged in court on the prison, and government says it's outraged. off the dozens of migraines devoted by the us, arriving to handcuffs, brazil, all the us officials to immediately remove the restraints. the justice minister called at a flagrant disregard for the rights of brazilian citizens for life, carried around 18 men, women, and children. those with the headline news continues here now just here off of the bottom line feature and thanks for watching of the higher ups, the equipment and i have a question with a ceasefire process. now potentially underway is a permanent and israel's war and gaza on the horizon. let's get to the bottom line . the the bloodiest chapter in palace spinning is really history may be coming to a close. and let me emphasize, may be coming to an end to the millions of palestinians in gauze of the cease fire deal may mean a chance to piece together their lives after losing tens of thousands of their loved ones, who is really bombing campaigns over the past 15 months and losing their home

of inspectors general in the government departments. richard nixon corrupted the justice department to the point that his attorney general, john mitchell, went to prison. and so to shore up the integrity of the justice department, there would now be an inspector general of the department of justice and of every other department in the government. richard nixon abused the internal revenue service by ordering tax audits of people on his enemies list. congress then made that illegal and created an inspector general in the treasury department to keep an eye on that. the inspector general act of 1978 passed the united states senate unanimously, zero opposition. and one of the things that republicans really loved about it was that inspectors general were charged with investigating waste, fraud and abuse in every department of the government. waste, fraud and abuse was one of the republican battle cries that ronald reagan was using then in what would become his successful campaign to be the next president of the united states. and republican senators of that era were as outraged and offended by republican president richard nixon's corruption, as democratic s

prisoners. this was the latest exchange that indicates the fragile ceasefire does appear to be holding. >> and new this morning, president trump has fired the independent inspectors general ofncies. the white house announcing this very latest purge late last night, with the terminations taking effect immediately. these firings affect the department of defense, state department, the epa and several other federal agencies, and they cleared the way. now for president trump to install loyalists in the crucial role of identifying fraud, waste and abuse in our government. >> well, as the trump administration moves ahead with immigration plans, some have already taken effect across the country, with migrant deportation flights underway, border patrol sources say each plane carries 80 people, and the first flight took off from biggs army airfield in el paso, texas, headed for guatemala. ice agents say federal agents have made more than 500 arrests that were focused on migrants with a known criminal history. but fear has ramped up in sanctuary cities such as san francisco, as ice agents are now being told they can conduct arrests inside of schools, hospitals and churches. >> local i

of the covid inquiry begins with a focus on treatments and the vaccine rollout. hello, i'm lauren taylor. drones delivering drugs and weapons to british prisons are becoming so frequent that inspectorsear they could pose a threat to national security. her majesty's inspectorate of prisons says organised crime groups now effectively control the airspace over two of britain's prisons. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has more. a drone over manchester, a video showing how easy it was to get over the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons. the delivery of drugs and contraband by drone are now a massive problem forjails — this footage showing how gangs fly them right up to cell windows. two reports today reveal how the devices are destabilising two prisons holding some of the most dangerous men in the uk — murderers, gang bosses and terrorism offenders. at hmp manchester, the prisons watchdog says the airspace has been ceded to organised crime gangs. knives are being flown in because of broken cctv and failed net