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station in the early hours of the morning of the 30th in that exchange, she called the pc stephen lovellelled "stupid and white." in the fa cup. in central london. they, then, took a taxi home but ms kerr was sick. to pay the cost of the cleanup. were being kidnapped. station, the officers were being dismissive and were treating her differently because of the colour of her skin. the body—worn footage. she denied that she had been intending to cause pc lovell harassment or distress and said she was simply very angry. over the line. once she had been cleared today in court, sam kerr gave a thumbs up to her barrister who had previously told on the footballer. flourishing football career. of the world rugby union team. the move comes after 1a successive test match defeats for wales. rhys patchell. and so, it's a very difficult situation. and it won'tjust have affected him, obviously and the flick something your way and it's difficult not ifeel for him. he clearly cares about wales. i think that you've got to consider here is that a lot in the time between warren gatland leaving could have an

she denied that she had been intending to cause pc lovell of her words some ten months later to get acharge a thumbs up to her barrister who had previously told but having been sidelined for a year with injury, sam kerr can now put all herfocus on resuming her flourishing football career. warren gatland will leave his rule as head coach of the world rugby union team. the move comes after 1a successive test match defeats for wales. but will now do so with three games remaining. we've got the thoughts of former wales international, rhys patchell. of an organisation or is the head of a team, they feel that because they set the agenda, they are the ones who have to front it in the press after every loss the family around him,” yourself from it but inevitably, people read what's going on in the press so they are on social media and the flick something your way and it's difficult not ifeel for him. he clearly cares about wales. he did a greatjob for us in 2019, and just hasn't worked up to him the second time around. and moved there programmes on a significant amount former wales player, rh

striker where she called one officer "stupid and white". racially aggravated harassment to pc stephen lovellt in london. an insult. she replied, "no, that's not what i meant." later, the prosecutor told her she "it's what you did, isn't it?" he asked. "it's what i did, yes." the striker previously told the court she and her partner, in her evidence on thursday, ms mewis accused the officers of gaslighting her and ms kerr by changing their version of events of what happened on a taxi journey on to do something dramatic to save the lives of herself she told the court that ms kerr was a humble and loving person the trial continues. there was another disappointing defeat opener in nagpur by four wickets in brendon mccullum's it is a familiar tale for england, who have lost 30 and won 29 of their odis in a difficult run since winning the world cup under eoin morgan in 2019. the world to the winter olympics, buta number than 4,000 miles away in the united states. eve muirhead. you see progress. the track ready. there's a check in february. the safety runs is due to take place end of march, it coul

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later, miss kerr made this call miss kerr told the court that once inside the police station, pc lovellong mark on her, but she gave a thumbs up after she was cleared. having been sidelined with injury for a year, football career. the ceasefire will end if hostages aren't returned by noon on saturday. coming up... for a fourth season in a row in the champions league, at this courthouse not far from the arts centre where he was due to speak about keeping writers 27—year—old hadi matar looked down as the author, wearing a suit, calmly gave graphic evidence from the witness stand. oh, my god! during the attack, rushdie said everything happened so quickly, in a previous bbc interview, the booker prize winner said he couldn't make sense of the attack. he took very little trouble to inform himself about the man he was planning to kill. a couple of youtube videos, and decided that i was disingenuous. inside the courtroom, jurors intently to tneide the enurtfi�*afi'fi jeff“: ,, , ,. . rushdie's lilstéerledrintently to rushdie's as did who present. the preswewnt. the 77—year—old also present. the 7

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. >> first of all number 1, my lifestyle is quite lovel y and iquit would not want to part was that [s just trying to make the point, that i think the p democratic partyar is in the ste they find themselves in, i think somebody like me could actually win.me i think i could beat any of those candidates on the screene. i could run against somebody like you i would win that race to. >> sean: if you run am running the.n, y >> listen you have no chance ino to beat me, you're too rigid,e n you have no patience for people who disagree with you.that would lose your mind. >> sean: okay whatever. >> -- >> sean: lower taxes, limited government, energy dominance, "law & order", better schools, i'm sorry you're going to lose that debate.anteall! >> go ahead. >> sean: you actually said about d.e.i., what you really saying when you talk about d.e.i., what you are reallyly saying is we want white dominance again. let me put up on the screen, this is first instituted, as it relates to the faa under barack obama, diversity pushes hiring people with severe intellectual and psychiatric disabilities. now,

lovell writing the emphasized importance of diversification and hedging strategies to navigate policydia, good morning. before we get to policy uncertainty, let's talk about payrolls, what are you looking for in 25 minutes? nadia: probably closer to 200 k, but as we have all noted, this might not have any indication of the market. i think that even though there has been credence, that is more indicative of where the job market is, and nothing is falling off of the cliff, so we will see. jonathan: so that repeated to some extent in jobless claims, as well. what kind of economy is this inheriting in 2025? nadia: you saw fourth-quarter gdp and the job market again, as we know, and despite all the tariffs we saw earlier this week, ism manufacturing finally back in expansion territory, and we have three months of new order, so that was missed to show the fact that you pushed out to see some recovery on the manufactured side of the economy, so, overall, it seems to be underfunded. lisa: which is the reason why you came in, and i will steal some of your thunder, you talked about the capital

stephen lovell. >> all right. that was president trump at the white house. he just spoke alongside mark fogel, who, after three years of being in a russian prison, he was sentenced to 14 years of hard labor in russia, is now back home in the united states. jeff zeleny is over at the white house for us. jeff, i want you to just tell us a little bit about a key aspect of this. the president sent steve witkoff over to russia, to moscow to make this deal happen. he was there with the president tonight. tell us about the significance of that and what they were able to accomplish in getting marc fogel home. >> abby, that is significant. and on this frigid, snow covered february night in washington, there is a sense of a thaw in u.s. russian relations. the president said there is goodwill between the u.s. and russia and steve witkoff, who you see right there on screen in the the camel colored jacket. he is the president's middle east envoy, a long time friend of president trump's from the 1980s. he was actually with him the day of his second assassination attempt i

the australian international made the comments to pc stephen lovell during an incident in south—westondon in january 2023. she said she regretted the way she expressed herself, but she also added i feel the message was still relevant. miss kerr denied using whiteness as an insult and claimed i believed it was him using his power and privilege over me because he was accusing me of being something i'm not. elsewhere, the metropolitan police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance. the high court has ruled the force's vetting procedures have been found to be unlawful. sergeant lino di maria successfully mounted a legal challenge after having his vetting removed over sexual assault allegations, which he denies. he was found to have no case to answer in respect of misconduct allegations, and argued that having his vetting removed without the accusations being proved is a breach of his right to a fair trial. met police commissioner sir mark rowley said the force will be seeking an appeal on the judgement. >> today's ruling on the law has left policing in a hopeless posi

the australian international made the comments to pc stephen lovell during an incident in south—westdon. she said she regretted the way she expressed herself. miss kerr denied using whiteness as an inqu denied using whiteness as an insult and claimed i believed it was him using his power and privilege over me because he was accusing me of being something i'm not. those are the latest headunes i'm not. those are the latest headlines for now. more news from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories . with tomorrow's top stories. with three brilliant comedians telling jokes that shouldn't be cut out of context to suit an ideological agenda. let's kick off with a look at some of the front pages the telegraph court gives gazans rights to settle in the uk. the times judge tweak hit support for assisted dying deal and the guardian zelenskyy. europe cannot protect ukraine without trump's support. kerry. hello.

well, at the police station, kerr is alleged to have become abusive and insulting towards pc stephen lovellthose are the latest gb news headlines. i'll be back with more in about an hours be back with more in about an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much for that. my >> thank you very much for that. my name is michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, i've got my panel rupert lowe the mp for reform uk, great yarmouth, and barry gardiner, the mp for labourin and barry gardiner, the mp for labour in brent west. good evening, chaps, to both of you. you're very welcome tonight. >> evening, michelle. >> evening, michelle. >> and you know the drill. each and every single one of you at home. very welcome indeed. on this monday evening, the start of a new week, i can tell you there is much that we need to discuss, and you can join the conversation in all the usual ways. you can email me gb views @gbnews. com you can go to the websi

the australian international made the comments to pc stephen lovell during an incident in south—westn. she said she regretted the way she expressed herself. miss kerr denied using whiteness as an inqu denied using whiteness as an insult and claimed i believed it was him using his power and privilege over me because he was accusing me of being something i'm not. those are the latest headunes i'm not. those are the latest headlines for now. more news from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening. it's time to reveal a national scandal. british taxpayers are sending billions of pounds abroad to pointless woke projects, while we're told there's a £22 billion black hole. what i'm about to tell you paints a picture of, in my view, government sponsored fraud, corruption and waste that spans decades. are you ready? you sent £1.4 billion to refurbish the high commission in nairobi. this included replacing lighting and their fire alarms. does that sound like value for mone

the australian international made the comments to pc stephen lovell during an incident in south—weste said she regretted the way she expressed herself, but added i feel the message was still relevant. miss kerr denied using whiteness as an insult and claimed i believed it was him using his power and privilege over me because he was accusing me of being something i'm not. elsewhere, labour officials were warned about offensive whatsapp group messages before the comments were made public. it's been claimed today. burnley mp oliver ryan is the second mp to be suspended by labour. greater manchester police said a non—crime hate incident had been recorded after the comments emerged. and former health minister andrew gwynne was sacked. gerald cooney, the former labour leader of tameside council, said he raised concerns about gwynne's remarks several times in the past year. labour sources said no formal complaint had been received about the whatsapp group. baroness jacqui smith spoke to gb news. >> nasty party. what we are is the decisive party. when the prime minister got the evidence of t