.— philip allott to resign.philip allott to resign. thank you, - that was a unanimous vote. two hours later he did — that was a unanimous vote. two hours later he did and _ that was a unanimous vote. two hours later he did and in _ that was a unanimous vote. two hours later he did and in a _ that was a unanimous vote. two hours later he did and in a statement - that was a unanimous vote. two hours later he did and in a statement he - later he did and in a statement he said... iam i am pleased that he decided to resign, it took a long time and a lot of heartache and i have seen in his resignation letter saying that he has done the honourable thing. not at all, he should have resigned immediately. we not at all, he should have resigned immediately-— not at all, he should have resigned immediatel . ~ ., _, . immediately. we felt that confidence in him had dissipated, _ immediately. we felt that confidence in him had dissipated, not _ immediately. we felt that confidence in him had dissipated, not only- in him had d

, the commissioner for saying that philip allott, the commissionerfor north saying that philip allotteland and scotland, but a fine start to be day with plenty of sunshine on friday, the cold front pushing south across england and wales at the same time, a strip of ground in the odd spot of rain, nothing of any significance, turning colourfor all significance, turning colour for all of significance, turning colourfor all of us. tempt us tomorrow afternoon around eight in aberdeen, 10th in newcastle, cooling down for cardiff and london with highs of 1a or 15 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — the number of people waiting for routine hospital operations reaches a record high in england. 5.7 million people need procedures like hip and knee replacements, and waiting times in a&e are also up. and amid concern that it's difficult for patients to see a gp face—to—face, the government pledges money to help. in norway, a man who killed five people using a bow and arrow, was known to the police — who say they'd had concerns he'd been radicalised. heavy gunfire in beirut — at leas

philip allott has stepped down, saying he wanted to "restore confidence in the office".rview that women should be more "streetwise" about the powers of arrest. after those comments were made, there was a huge backlash in the media, a petition of almost 11,000 signatures asking mr allott to resign. the prime minister himself saidhe had spoken... keir starmer said he should resign. after the meeting of the panel, his position was untenable, because there was that a vote of no—confidence, a unanimous vote of no confidence. it followed a letter yesterday from members of his own staff, almost all of his colleagues in that office saying that he had brought the office into distribute with misogynistic remarks and he lost the confidence of the members of the panel you heard this morning morning and about 800 complaints made to his office. during the panel meeting he was trying to say, "look, i am going to try and work really hard to regain people's confidence." he said he reached out to volunteer groups, victims groups and was undergoing, at his own expense, retraining and devel

we have seen the labour leader called for philip allott's - leader called for philip allott's resignation so should both of those people go question the conservative guy, i've got no time for what he said, that's nonsense. , , . got no time for what he said, that's nonsense. ,, ., , .~' got no time for what he said, that's nonsense. ,, ., , a , got no time for what he said, that's nonsense. ,, ., , , nonsense. cressida dick is probably the most qualified _ nonsense. cressida dick is probably the most qualified person - nonsense. cressida dick is probably the most qualified person in - nonsense. cressida dick is probably the most qualified person in the - the most qualified person in the country to deal with these problems. she took on a force that was in a difficult situation with huge cuts in resources trying to do a job that was very difficult and actually growing with the complexity. and she has tried to do her best to do that i don't think there's anyone else in the country that would do a better job. what are you going to do? put a man in place to deal with the issue? i'm not sure th

mr allott repeatedly apologised for his comments and said he wanted to rebuild trust. will do the honourable thing. in the end, the meeting unanimously passed a motion of no confidence and asked philip allott to resign. thank you, members. chair, that was a unanimous vote, as carried. _ thank you. two hours later he did. in a statement, he said... star trek�*s william shatner has just made history as the oldest man to go into orbit on board the capsule built by amazon's jeff bezos. but the duke of cambridge has told the bbc that he thinks there should be more focus on repairing this planet, rather than finding another to live on. his comments come in the run up to this weekend's inaugural earthshot prize, which prince william is launching to try to find solutions to climate change. he's been speaking to newscast�*s adam fleming. "fix our climate" is one of the five goals of the earthshot prize. the clue's in the name. the duke of cambridge's new environmental prize is inspired by president kennedy's moonshot. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. t

something that claire pointed out there, this is philip allott, a police and crime commission north yorkshire, but actually what he was saying is not really dissimilar from the advice that the metropolitan police itself issued in the wake of the trial of this man, the former police officer, the serving police officer at the time, who committed over a couple of weeks ago with a set, like me should be prepared to shout and scream and run and maybe knock on a door or maybe ring 999. again, the onus on women to do stuff because of somebody who claims they are police officer and even shows her a wind are police officer and even shows hera wind card. are police officer and even shows her a wind card. in a sense, he's not out of line, dare i say with what a lot of the people in power were saying. the what a lot of the people in power were saying-— what a lot of the people in power were sa inc. ~ ., ., , ~ were saying. the kind of groupthink, that incredible _ were saying. the kind of groupthink, that incredible metropolitan - were saying. the kind of groupthink, that incredible metropolitan police .

something that claire pointed out there, this is philip allott, a police and crime commission north yorkshire who committed over a couple of weeks ago with a set, like me should be prepared to shout and scream and run and maybe knock on a door or maybe ring 999. again, the onus on women to do stuff because of somebody who claims they are police officer and even shows her a wind are police officer and even shows hera wind card. are police officer and even shows her a wind card. in a sense, he's not out of line, dare i say with

phillip allott apologised after the comments but today said he was "doing the honourable thing" and steppinge fire and crime panel. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the fatal stabbing of an 18—year—old on a playing field in south—west london on tuesday. hazrat wali was a student at richmond—upon—thames college. he was taken to hospital but died an hour later. the birth rate in england and wales has fallen for the fifth year in a row, according to official data. there were nearly 614,000 live births in 2020 —— the lowest number since 2002. and almost 30 % of the mothers were born outside the uk — many originally from pakistan or romania. if you put it this way, there were 320 fewer births every day last year than there where the daily rate back in 2012. so yes, a big drop. the 0ns suggests women are having babies later, improved to contraception and declining child mortality in encouraging people to have smaller families. and it has pushed down the fertility rate in england and wales. the current rate is 1.58, and that would have been even lower still without t

after his sentencing, the conservative commissioner mr allott said "women need to be streetwise aboutust to avoid getting a shot. but for astrid and millions of others like her, salvation may be at hand. this is the bubble gun, a high—tech alternative that uses lasers rather than needles to administer a jab. within a millisecond, the glass that contains the liquid is heated by a laser, a bubble is created in the liquid, pushing the liquid at velocities in the order of 100 kilometres per hour, and we can see how it penetrates about one millimetre. never has this seemed more relevant. for nearly a year now, injections and vaccinations have been taking place all around the world. could the bubble gun, said to be essentially pain—free, encourage the more reluctant to come forward for their shot? translation: in my opinion, - this is a good solution since people often have this phobia of getting stung. here, we only get a laser and we are vaccinated without suffering. usa! of course, some will never agree to an injection, phobia or otherwise. and it may be several years until the bubble gu