andrew malkinson _ and that is. is wicked. andrew malkinson is _ and that is. is wicked.ving _ and that is. is wicked. andrew malkinson is living on - and that is. is wicked. andrewj malkinson is living on benefits and that is. is wicked. andrew - malkinson is living on benefits and is homeless. he says he is not expecting to receive any compensation for at least two years. know my stress, nimble concerns about bills and trying to survive and having enough to eat. just to be liberated in its fullest sense so i can take as much as enjoyment from what is left of life as i possibly can, and i think that is the least they owe me. the very least. the fight to clear his name may be over but the struggle continues to be properly compensated which so catastrophically let him down. sarah cambell, catastrophically let him down. sarah campbell. bbc— catastrophically let him down. sarah campbell, bbc news. _ joe inwood is with me in the studio. you spoke to andrew malkinson and had a wide—ranging interview with him. first of all, you know, he really conveys the sense of, i am owed so

andrew malkinson is 57 years old and is living on benefits.lls and trying to survive and having enough to eat. just to be liberated in its fullest sense so i can take as much as enjoyment from what is left of life as i possibly can, and i think that is the least they owe me. the very least. the fight to clear his name may be over but the struggle continues sarah campbell, bbc news. the former �*lost prophets' singer and convicted paedophile, ian watkins, has reportedly been stabbed in prison. newspaper reports say he was attacked at hmp wakefield, where he's serving a 29—year sentence for child sex offences. the prison service said police are investigating an incident that happened yesterday. donald trump says he will be asking thejudge in his election fraud case to step aside, claiming that he would not get a fair trial unless she does. the former president took to his social media platform, truth social, to attack the lead prosecutor, thejudge, tania chutkan, and the department ofjustice, which he described as "highly partisan and very corru

it has been 20 years andrew malkinson has _ 2003.. it has been 20 years andrew malkinson has been fighting to i 2003. it has been 20 years andrew| malkinson has been fighting to clear his name because back then in greater manchester he was arrested and convicted the following year of and convicted the following year of a rape he did not commit. he pleaded his innocence all along and ended up spending 17 years injail. and it was only a month ago, effectively almost a month to today that he was cleared by the court of appeal stop in particular, in relation to dna evidence identifying what appears to be the real attacker on the victim's clothing. there was never any forensic evidence, any dna to link mr malkinson to the scene of the crime ought to the victim, but there is this dna profile of another man, which has been known about since 2007, although his identity was only established many years later, and it is that crucial development in this case in recent years which basically led to the court of appeal quashing his conviction, but

you can see pictures there of andrew malkinson when his conviction was quashed.rd chancellor and secretary of state forjustice, alex chalk said that andrew malkinson, you can see him there, andrew malkinson suffered a an atrocious miscarriage ofjustice and deserves a thorough and honest answers as to how and why it took so long to uncover. the core function of our justice system is to convict the guilty and ensure the innocent walk free, yet a man spent 17 years in prison for a crime he did not commit while a rapist remained on the loose. it is essential that lessons are learned. students in england, northern ireland and wales have been receiving their gcse exam results. (boxed 00v)the pass rates have fallen for a second year running — bringing them close to where they were in 2019. this drop is due to england's plan to get back to normal grades after going up during the first years of the pandemic. live now to antony little, principal of the hewlett academy in norwich. thank you forjoining us on what is a busy day. you must have had students coming in, what is t

it follows the case of andrew malkinson who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit.an who was wrongly imprisoned for rape has welcomed a government decision to scrap rules which meant people who had been cleared by the courts could be charged for living costs incurred injail. andrew malkinson told the bbc the change was a "step in the right direction", but said more needed to be done to support people who were wrongly convicted. he's been talking to our reporterjoe inwood. he started by telling him how he felt when he was first told he had to pay for his living costs whilst in prison out of his compensation. it seems like a sickjoke. i thought what is the justification for paying the prison service because they don't treat you well in prison, they really don't. you should lose your liberty, you shouldn't be tortured by them. i thought, to pay these people for doing what they are doing to me is the most sickening, horrifying, repugnant thing i could imagine. when you were speaking and made this point and express yourself so eloquently that there was a huge public reac

the uk government ordered an independent inquiry into the handling of the andrew malkinson case — hisction for rape was quashed after 17 years in prison. and we speak to the first mother— daughter duo to travel to the edge of space. hello. iam sarah i am sarah campbell. welcome to bbc news now — three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in russia, where the founder of the wagner mercenary group — yevgeny prigozhin — is presumed dead after his plane crashed in the north—west of the country. mr prigozhin led a failed mutiny in russia injune. the plane crashed in the tver region in russia's north—west. this image is from the crash scene — that's been confirmed by bbc verify. aviation officials in russia say mr prigozhin was on board with his right hand man, dmitry utkin. it's believed all ten passengers and crew died immediately. us presidentjoe biden said, "there's not much that happens "in russia that putin's not behind." mr putin made no mention of the crash or mr prigozhin when he spoke by video link to a summit in south africa. ukraine has denied any involve

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who jailing of andrew malkinsonrs behind bars for a crime he did not commit. he voiced his concerns that expenses may be deducted from his compensation , prompting his compensation, prompting downing street to make urgent amendments . a universe city amendments. a universe city building in ukraine was in flames in donetsk in the eastern part of the country, a region now under russian control . local now under russian control. local authorities blame the shelling on ukrainian forces that they claim are now using cluster bombs . the us claim are now using cluster bombs. the us sent claim are now using cluster bombs . the us sent cluster bombs. the us sent cluster munitions to ukraine last month, but kyiv has promised to use them only on russian forces, not civilian targets . an iconic 18th civilian targets. an iconic 18th century pub in birmingham has been gutted by fire just days after it was sold to a private buyen after it was sold to a private buyer. firefighters were called to the crooked house pub just before 10

the government has ordered an independent inquiry into the circumstances and handling of andrew malkinsons conviction was quashed by the court of appeal last month. mr malkinson wrongly spent 17 years in prison for a rape conviction. our legal correspondent dominic casciani is in westminster. dominic, just tell us what we know about this inquiry. this dominic, just tell us what we know about this inquiry.— about this inquiry. this is a development _ about this inquiry. this is a development a _ about this inquiry. this is a development a month - about this inquiry. this is a | development a month after about this inquiry. this is a - development a month after andy malkinson was cleared after spending 17 years injail malkinson was cleared after spending 17 years in jail for malkinson was cleared after spending 17 years injailfor a crime he did not commit. thejustice secretary pretty much made clear in the weeks that followed that he had real concerns about this case, about what fundamentally went wrong. today, after trying to scope out what to do, he has announced this significant inquiry,

andrew malkinson — a victim of one of the uk's worst miscarriages ofjustice — has welcomed a decision wrongfully convicted to pay costs towards their time in prison from any compensation they receive. mr malkinson — who served 17 years injailfor a rape he didn't commit — said the rules amounted to asking people to "hand over cash for their own torture". sarah campbell has the story. as if being wrongfully imprisoned wasn't bad enough. andrew malkinson could have ended up being docked compensation money to pay for the cause of his food and accommodation while in jail. to pay these people for doing what they have done to me is the most sickening and abhorrent thing i can imagine. the guilty don't pay, why should be innocent? that is ridiculous.— should be innocent? that is ridiculous. ,, , , ., _ ridiculous. sentiments shared by man , ridiculous. sentiments shared by many, including _ ridiculous. sentiments shared by many, including emp— ridiculous. sentiments shared by many, including bmp sir- ridiculous. sentiments shared by many, including bmp sir robertl ridiculous. sentiments share

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who jailing of andrew malkinsono spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. he voiced his concerns that expenses may be deducted from his compensation , prompting his compensation, prompting downing street to make urgent amendments . the national crime amendments. the national crime agency is teaming up with social media firms to crack down on posts by people smugglers who are encouraging asylum seekers to cross the channel group discounts free spaces for children and offers a false documents are among the posts the prime minister wants removed to help achieve his promise to stop the boats. minister for immigration robert jenrick told us here gb news that migrants come to the uk because of a so—called soft touch approach to immigration. ukraine's so—called soft touch approach to immigration . ukraine's president immigration. ukraine's president vladimir zelenskyy, is accusing russia of bombing a blood transfusion centre in the northwest of the country . mr northwest of the country. mr zelenskyy claims

the government rethink follows the case of andrew malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for a rape. sarah campbell reports. his conviction was quashed, but he was told he would have to pay back his living costs. this is the most sickening thing i could imagine. the guilty don't be, by should the innocent? when the state makes an error it is i’ilht when the state makes an error it is right that _ when the state makes an error it is right that the state accepts that swiftly — right that the state accepts that swiftly and then there not try to put those — swiftly and then there not try to put those obstacles in the somebody seeking _ put those obstacles in the somebody seeking recompense. but _ seeking recompense. but andy malkinson and his legal team see reform is needed. currently there is a £1 million cap on compensation before he can be afforded, will have to once again prove his innocence. previous conviction is unsafe, that he has to go through the process, proving he is innocent. mr malkinson is living on benefits and is formless, he says is not expecting to receive any compens

the government rethink follows the case of andrew malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for a rape ports. after two decades protesting his innocence, the legal system finally agreed and andrew wilkinson's conviction was quashed. but to add insult to injury, the rules at this point said he would have to pay back his living costs while wrongly imprisoned. i thought to pay these people for doing what they're doing to me is the most sickening, abhorrent, repugnant thing i could imagine. the guilty don't pay. why should the innocent? that's ridiculous. there's been a real problem. sentiments shared by many, including the mp, sir robert neill, who's welcomed the scrapping of the rule. when the state makes an error it's right and proper that the state accepts that as swiftly as possible, and secondly, that the state then doesn't try and put needless obstacles in the way of somebody seeking recompense. but mr malkinson and his legal team say more reform is needed. currently, there is a £1 million cap on compensation, and before any money can be awarded, he will have to once again prove his

andrew malkinson suffered an appalling miscarriage ofjustice, as indeed, by the way, did the victim ofat will look at the actions of the police, the cps and the ccrc to get to the bottom of what went wrong and, crucially, why it took so long for the truth to come out. so, andy malkinson, who has conducted himself with extraordinary dignity in the circumstances, he deserves answers and this inquiry will deliver them. 0ur legal correspondent dominic casciani has more on the background to the case. this case goes back to 2003, it's been 20 years he has been cleared his name because back then in greater manchester he was arrested and convicted the following year of and convicted the following year of a rate he did not commit. he pleaded his innocence and ended up spending 17 years injail. it his innocence and ended up spending 17 years in jail. it was only a month ago almost a month to the day that he was cleared by the court of appeal. and particularly in relation to dna evidence of identifying what appears to be the real attacker on the victims clothing. there was never any forensic evid

it follows the case of andrew malkinson who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit.

potential miscarriages ofjustice in england says it will review the way it handled the case of andrew malkinsonis case to be referred for appeal by the criminal cases review commission, but was turned down. police say further tests are needed to establish the cause of death of a 10—year—old girl found dead at a house in woking last week. bbc news understands three people known to sara sharif booked one—way tickets to pakistan the day before her body was discovered. more than 4,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in tenerife as firefighters struggle to contain a wildfire. it broke out in a national park in the south of the largest of the canary islands, blanketing large areas with smoke and ash. 200 water voles have been released into a restored nature reserve in the lake district. they were once commonplace in the uk but were wiped out by predators and a loss of habitat. now conservationists are hoping to reintroduce the species to the area. the governing body of rugby union says it will appeal against the decision to overturn a red card given to the england captain, owen farrell. h

. >> anyway, you might have heard the story of andrew malkinson, the story of andrew malkinson, the manafter being wrongfully convicted for rape. was only convicted for rape. it was only when dna evidence came to when new dna evidence came to light malkinson was found light that malkinson was found innocent. raised innocent. this is now raised obvious questions about the role that dna plays in solving crimes. there are tight laws and restrictions around storing and collecting dna, but should we be moving towards a nationwide dna database to tackle crime, or would that be an ethical minefield ? i mean, what do you minefield? i mean, what do you make of that? because i'm concerned about the sort of civil liberties aspect of our dna being forcibly taken from us. >> us. >> there's real issues about greater manchester police in relation andrew malkinson relation to andrew malkinson isn't there, which still have to be answered for sure terms of be answered for sure in terms of dna, the european court of dna, it's the european court of human rights that has made it more difficult to hold on to

appeal, which last month helped quash the rape conviction of andrew malkinson, said all people who'veystem for seriously ill people requiring care at home is struggling to provide sufficient support. that's according to families of people with complex medical needs and it comes despite a significant increase in spending on so—called "continuing healthcare". the government says it's putting billions of pounds into extra funding. we will have more on that story in about an hour. you're live with bbc news. now, it's been more than a year since the ukrainian city of mariupol was largely destroyed in a russian siege. now bbc verify has uncovered how moscow is rebuilding and �*russifying' the city — and even encouraging russians to buy homes there. 0lga robinson explains more. this is the ukrainian city of mariupol a year ago. soon after, the russian forces largely destroyed and captured it. since then, the russian authorities have been trying to russify the city by introducing, for example, russian passports for the locals. and fresh satellite imagery shows just how much the russians have

appeal, which last month helped quash the rape conviction of andrew malkinson, said all people who've requiring care at home is struggling to provide sufficient support. that's according to families of people with complex medical needs, and it comes despite a significant increase in spending on so—called "continuing health care". the government says it's putting billions of pounds into extra funding. we'll have more on that story and about 20 minutes' time here on bbc news. a grieving mother and her lawyer have been targeted by an extreme campaign of abuse, after suing a �*conspiracy theory newspaper�* which falsely claimed her son died from a covid vaccine. the irish light repeatedly abused adele campbell online and its supporters have threatened her lawyer with "execution". the bbc�*s disinformation correspondent marianna spring has the story. so this is a really shocking case. i've been investigating conspiracy theory newspapers for the past few months, looking at ones in the uk and germany, and how they share hate and disinformation. this case is about the irish light, which is th

the uk government ordered an independent inquiry into the handling of the andrew malkinson case — hisaughter duo to travel to the edge of space. hello. iam sarah i am sarah campbell. welcome to bbc news now — three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in russia, where the founder of the wagner mercenary group — yevgeny prigozhin — is presumed dead after his plane crashed in the north—west

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who spent 17 years malkinson,crime he did not commit . behind bars for a crime he did not commit. he voiced his concerns that expenses may be deducted from his compensation , deducted from his compensation, prompting downing street to make urgent amendments. prompting downing street to make urgent amendments . the prompting downing street to make urgent amendments. the national crime agency is teaming up with social media firms to crack down on posts by people smugglers who are encouraging asylum seekers to cross the channel the prime minister says the new partnership between law enforcement and tech giants will tackle attempts to lure migrants into paying to make the journey. group discounts free spaces for children and offers a false documents are among the posts that rishi sunak wants removed to help achieve his promise to stop the boats . minister for stop the boats. minister for immigration robert jenrick told gb news that migrants come to the uk because of a so—called soft touch approach to immigration. >> t

thejustice secretary has ordered an independent inquiry into the handling of andrew malkinson�*s caselkinson wrongly spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit. the inquiry will investigate the role of greater manchester police, the crown prosecution service and the criminal cases review commission in his conviction and subsequent appeals. our legal correspondent dominic casciani is here. thanks, sophie. a month after andy malkinson was cleared by the court of appeal and walked away an innocent man, he's determined to find out why it took 20 years to have his name cleared. the inquiry announced today, to be headed by a senior legal figure, is not a full public inquiry. that means it can't compel witnesses to give evidence, butjustice secretary alex chalk says all the agencies involved have pledged to cooperate to give mr malkinson the answers he deserves. what i want to get to is the fact of who knew what and when, why did they make the decisions, were those judgments correct, and how can people properly be held to account and lessons learned for what happened. so what will

. >> anyway, you might have heard the story of andrew malkinson, the story of andrew malkinson, the manprison after being wrongfully convicted for rape. was only convicted for rape. it was only when dna evidence came to when new dna evidence came to light malkinson was found light that malkinson was found innocent. raised innocent. this is now raised obvious questions about the role that dna plays in solving crimes. there are tight laws and restrictions around storing and collecting dna, but should we be moving towards a nationwide dna database to tackle crime, or would that be an ethical minefield ? i mean, what do you minefield? i mean, what do you make of that? because i'm concerned about the sort of civil liberties aspect of our dna being forcibly taken from us. >> us. >> there's real issues about greater manchester police in relation andrew malkinson relation to andrew malkinson isn't there, which still have to be answered for sure in terms of dna, the european court of dna, it's the european court of human rights that has made it more difficult to hold on to dna. now they say it's

appeal, which last month helped quash the rape conviction of andrew malkinson, said all people who've requiring care at home is struggling to provide sufficient support. that's according to families of people with complex medical needs — and it comes despite a significant increase in spending on so—called "continuing healthcare". the government says it's putting billions of pounds into extra funding. you're live with bbc news. the british government has unveiled a new vaccine research facility, where scientists are working to prevent future pandemics. it's located at porton down, a high security research facility best known for its work on chemical warfare. experts are preparing for what is known as disease x ? or the next pandemic virus. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes was given rare access to the facility. the delicate task of protecting the nation's health. this is one of the laboratories at porton down, where scientists are analysing current threats — new variants of covid, for example — and trying to identify new ones. inside these purpose—built labs, more than 200 scient

thejustice secretary has ordered an independent inquiry into the handling of andrew malkinson's case,nth. mr malkinson wrongly spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit. the inquiry will investigate the role of greater manchester police, the crown prosecution service and the criminal cases review commission in his conviction and subsequent appeals. our legal correspondent dominic casciani is here. thanks, sophie. a month after andy malkinson was cleared by the court of appeal and walked away an innocent man, he's determined to find out why it took 20 years to have his name cleared. the inquiry announced today, to be headed by a senior legal figure, is not a full public inquiry. that means it can't compel witnesses to give evidence, butjustice secretary alex chalk says all the agencies involved have pledged to co—operate to give mr malkinson the answers he deserves. what i want to get to is the fact of who knew what and when, why did they make the decisions, were those judgments correct, and how can people properly be held to account and lessons learned for what happened. s

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who spent 17 years malkinson, who spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. behind bars for a crime he didn't commit . donald trump has didn't commit. donald trump has targeted the federal judge assigned to the case, charging him with seeking to overturn the 2020 presidential election . in 2020 presidential election. in a social media post, trump said there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge assigned no formal request has been filed with the court. well, it comes as a lawyer for donald trump says that the former president was simply exercising his right to free speech when he asked lawmakers to defy the will of their voters. trump pleaded not guilty in court last week. the health security agency is investigating after at least 57 triathletes fell ill after taking part in swimming competitions off the wearside coast in sunderland. around 2000 people took part in the uk leg of the world triathlon championship series last weekend. the health security agency says it is asking those with sym

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appeal, which last month helped quash the rape conviction of andrew malkinson, said all people who'veient support. that's according to families of people with complex medical needs — and it comes despite a significant increase in spending on so—called "continuing healthcare". the government says it's putting billions of pounds into extra funding. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to the crisis in west africa over the military coup in niger. the military leaders there have closed the country's airspace and put their border forces on high alert, saying they are ready to defend themselves against any foreign aggression. the announcement came a day after the generals defied an ultimatum to reinstate the elected president or face armed intervention from other west african states. in response, the west african regional bloc ecowas said it will hold an emergency summit in nigeria's capital on thursday. meanwhile, the military governments of mali and burkina faso are sending a delegation to niger to express solidarity with the junta. niger's military says the threat of outside interventio

the charity which helped quash andrew malkinson's rape conviction is calling for any deductions for prison— which could have seen mr malkinson pay for his time in prison. the appeal charity wants this to be extended to all past prisoners. the nhs system for seriously ill people requiring care at home is struggling to provide sufficient support. families of people with complex medical needs are warning, despite a significant increase in spending on continuing healthcare — staff shortages and rising prices are making it increasingly difficult to find enough help. the government says it's putting billions of pounds into extra funding. the world scout jamboree in south korea will end early due to a typhoon warning, organisers have confirmed. it comes after the uk association relocated four and a half thousand members to hotels over safety concerns at the campsite. 0ur correspondent in seoul, jean mackenzie, has been speaking to the chief executive of uk scouts — matt hyde. we are both disappointed and feel let down by the organisers, because we repeatedly raised some of these concerns before w

it follows the case of andrew malkinson who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit. and at the women's world cup, the two—time defending champions, the usa are knocked—out of the tournament after a dramatic loss against sweden. three us players, inlcuding theirstar, megan rapinoe, missed in the deciding penalty shootout. now on bbc news: sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre here's what's coming up. not to be: england fall short in their bid for netball world cup glory. over and out: megan rapinoe�*s dream of further world cup success comes to an end, as sweden book their place in the last 8. and bouncing back: mathieu van der poel recovers from this crash to become world road champion. we start with disappointment for england's netballers. they have fallen just short in their quest for world cup glory, after losing to australia 61—45 in the final in cape town. ben croucher reports. in cape town, if you try to take on all the dramatic scenery, you could miss what is right in front of you. cut out the distractions, remove th

comes after the guidance to charge those who had wrongly spent time in prison was scrapped after andrew malkinson did not commit, was cleared. at least seven people have been killed in a russian missile strike on residential buildings in the eastern ukrainian town of pokrovsk. 30 people were also injured in the attack. firefighters in portugal are battling to contain wildfires amid soaring temperatures. more than 1,400 people were evacuated from the southern town of 0demira overnight. at least nine firefighters have been injured tackling the fires. thousands of people have lined the streets of a seaside town near dublin for the funeral of singer sinead o'connor, who died at home in south london last month at the age of 56. the singer is being buried in bray in county wicklow, where she had previously lived. colin paterson is there. iam i am outside sinead 0'connor�*s old house in bray right on the seafront in bray in county wicklow. she was a real part of the community here. that's the front door behind me, apparently she used to come out and buy an ice cream and sit on the steps and eat it. peop

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who spent 17 years malkinson, who spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit . donald trump has not commit. donald trump has targeted the federal judge assigned to the case, charging him with seeking to overturn the 2020 presidential election . in 2020 presidential election. in a social media post, trump said , social media post, trump said, there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge assigned , trial with the judge assigned, and no formal request has been filed with the court. well, it comes as a lawyer for donald trump says that the former president was simply exercising trump says that the former pre rightt was simply exercising trump says that the former pre right to as simply exercising trump says that the former pre right to free mply exercising trump says that the former pre right to free speechlercising trump says that the former pre right to free speech when1g trump says that the former pre right to free speech when he his right to free speech when he asked lawmakers to defy the wi

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it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who spent 17 years malkinson, who spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit . at a lawyer for not commit. at a lawyer for donald trump says that any actions he may have taken after he lost the 2020 us election were aspirational. asks john roux defended mr trump's attempt to overturn the election by saying he was simply exercising his right to free speech when he asked lawmakers to defy the will of their voters. donald trump pleaded not guilty in court last week. he faces four federal charges in the election case. an iconic 18 century pub in birmingham has been gutted by fire just days after it was sold to a private buyer. firefighters were called to the crooked house pub just before 1045 last night. the blaze was extinguished. no one was injured. it's affectionately known to many as the wonky pub that's due to its unusual angle, where visitors would enjoy the illusion of coins and other objects seemingly rolling uphill along the bar. police are appealing for anyone with information about the fire to

potential miscarriages ofjustice in england says it will review the way it handled the case of andrew malkinsonlt. efforts are now under way in the us state of georgia, in the us state of georgia to track down the people who made the threats. residents in the city of yellowknife in canada trying to flee wildfires have been turned away from evacuation flights. 20,000 people had been ordered to leave by midday, local time today, but after queueing for hours, many were told they couldn�*t board the already full planes. the fire is expected to reach the city�*s outskirts by saturday. crown prince mohammed bin salman of saudi arabia has been invited to britain for an official visit later this year. it will be his first uk trip since the murder of the us based journalist, jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has more. crown prince mohammed bin salman last came to the uk in march 2018. but later that same year, a journalist, jamal khashoggi, was brutally murdered inside a saudi embassy. american intelligence agencies concluded the killing h

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who spent 17 years malkinson, spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit . donald trump has not commit. donald trump has targeted the federal judge assigned to the case, charging him with seeking to overturn the 2020 presidential election . in 2020 presidential election. in a social media post, trump said , social media post, trump said, there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge assigned , trial with the judge assigned, and no formal request has been filed with the court. well, it comes as a lawyer for donald trump says that the former president was simply exercising trump says that the former pre rightt was simply exercising trump says that the former pre right to as simply exercising trump says that the former pre right to free mply exercising trump says that the former pre right to free speechlercising trump says that the former pre right to free speech when1g trump says that the former pre right to free speech when he his right to free speech when he asked lawmakers to defy the will o

was andrew malkinson, who wasned for, i think, 17 years for rape . and he didn't he years for rape. and he didn't he is completely innocent of this . is completely innocent of this. and the reason he was in prison for so long is because he consistent denied that he had done that, because he was innocent. and the worst bit of it is not only was he in prison for this amount of time , but the for this amount of time, but the crown prosecution service say based on evidence which proved that he was innocent. and why did they do that? why did they do that? because because they're co ps? cops? >> well, we've seen quite a lot of this. we had there were some cases after the metoo scandal where the police in this country were caught sitting on evidence that they knew would exonerate people who were falsely accused of rape. this is very serious stuff, because it also means that when people are accused who actually did it, you know, it kind undermines actual kind of undermines the actual because then people start being mistru

it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson, who spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit . at one of donald not commit. at one of donald trump's lawyers says that any actions he may have taken after he lost the 2020 us election were aspirational. asks john lauro, defended mr trump's attempt to overturn the election by saying he was simply exercising his right to free speech when he asked lawmakers to defy the will of their voters. joe biden won the presidential election with more than 51% of the vote. donald trump pleaded not guilty in court last week. he faces four federal charges in the election case. a university building came under fire in the donetsk and eastern ukraine, a region now under russian control . local under russian control. local authorities blamed the shelling on ukrainian forces that they claim are now using cluster bombs , though that hasn't been bombs, though that hasn't been independently verified. the us sent cluster munitions to ukraine last month and they've vowed to use them only to dislodge concentrations of enemy s

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it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson , who spent 17 years malkinson, who spent 17 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit . at a lawyer for not commit. at a lawyer for donald trump says that any actions he may have taken after he lost the 2020 us election were aspirational. asks john roux defended mr trump's attempt to overturn the election by saying he was simply exercising his right to free speech when he asked lawmakers to defy the will of their voters. donald trump pleaded not guilty in court last week. he faces four federal charges in the election case. an iconic 18 century pub in birmingham has been gutted by fire just days after it was sold to a private buyer. firefighters were called to the crooked house pub just before 1045 last night. the blaze was extinguished. no one was injured. it's affectionately known to many as the wonky pub that's due to its unusual angle, where visitors would enjoy the illusion of coins and other objects seemingly rolling uphill along the bar. police are appealing for anyone with information about the fire to

. >> the rethink comes after the case andrew malkinson, who case of andrew malkinson, who spent almostn payment through. >> joined by >> well, we're joined now by winston who is a former winston davis, who is a former prisoner himself. morning, prisoner himself. good morning, winston . thanks so for winston. thanks so much for joining us just just give us an idea i mean , we can all imagine idea i mean, we can all imagine how malcolm must feel. how andrew malcolm must feel. but you've you've spent some time inside. what would it be like to be there for nearly 20 years committing a crime that you didn't do ? i literally can't you didn't do? i literally can't imagine it. >> i mean , it's i mean, being in >> i mean, it's i mean, being in prison is bad enough as it is. um especially when, like myself , you were you're rightly in prison, but to be in prison for something you haven't done, especially something like rape, you know, he's got in there as a rapist , you know, you know, he's got in there as a rapist, you know, a. you you know, he's got in there as a rapist , you know, a. you know

andrew malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit.his 2003 conviction overturned by the court in july following new dna evidence potentially linking another man to the crime . patients are being warned of severe delays as nhs consultants in england strike for two days. routine hospital care is expected to come to a standstill, with nhs leaders anticipating major disruption. the british medical association also announced medics will go on strike in late september and early october as the unions dispute over pay continues . as dispute over pay continues. as health secretary steve barclay says an increase has already been agreed . been agreed. >> we've accepted in full the recommendation of the independent pay review body that looks at the importance of retention , the importance of retention, the importance of career progression in it means that total earnings for an nhs consultant will be £134,000 a year with a pay rise. this year of 6. and as i say, that is on top of changing pension taxation, meaning that consultants benefit from one

and of course, it follows the controversy sparked by the jailing of andrew malkinson, who spent 70 leanor a crime he didn't commit. he voiced his concerns that expenses may be deducted from his compensation , often his compensation, often prompting downing street to make urgent amendments as well. in international news today , international news today, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy, is accusing russia of bombing a blood transfusion centre in the north—west of ukraine. mr zelenskyy claims a number of people have died and others have been injured , but others have been injured, but the president didn't disclose how many fatalities there were . how many fatalities there were. he described the airstrike in eastern kharkiv region as a war crime. so far , there's been no crime. so far, there's been no comment from russia , but back comment from russia, but back here at home, the national crime agency is teaming up with social media firms to crack down on posts by people smugglers who are encouraging asylum seekers to cross the english channel. the prime minister says the new partner

andrew malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit.ime lord. chancellor alex chalk says the inquiry will also address how the case was handled . how the case was handled. >> andy malkinson suffered an appalling miscarriage of justice as indeed, by the way , did the as indeed, by the way, did the victim of this dreadful crime . victim of this dreadful crime. >> and that's why i've ordered an independent inquiry that will look at the actions the look at the actions of the police. the cps and the ccrc to get to the bottom of what went wrong and crucially, why it took so long for the truth to come out. >> so andy malkinson , who has >> so andy malkinson, who has conducted himself with extreme , conducted himself with extreme, ordinary dignity in the circumstances he deserves answers. >> and this inquiry will deliver them . them. >> patients are being warned of severe delays as consultants in england strike for two days. routine hospital care is expected to come to a standstill, with nhs leaders anticipating major disruption . anticipating

very shortly i am going to be talking to the lawyers for andrew malkinson, who wrongly spent 17 yearsrom for rape. this story, aside from the fact that that's horrendous, this story also has got another dimension to it, which is that they wanted him to pay for his bed and board whilst he was in prison. i didn't realise that people who were wrongly convicted had to do this. i've got legal on. i think got his legal team on. i think that's to be fascinating that's going to be a fascinating discussion. i'm also going to be discussing as well. while discussing this as well. while we're trans mafia. we're at it. the trans mafia. okay just say they are okay i'll just say it. they are a thing. people who align a thing. these people who align with trans community with the trans community who then absolute then want to cancel absolute everybody everything that everybody and everything that disagrees with them. well, apparently now going to disagrees with them. well, aprtoantly now going to disagrees with them. well, aprto ruin now going to disagrees with them. well, aprto ruin strictly now goin