i don't know if you know anthony taylor, somebody i know well, when you look at what happened to anthonywith fans when him and his family were abused, even attacked after criticism following a match by a coach, can you see that potentially happening with rugby if we are not careful? you watch that footage of anthony in that airport with his family. it makes your heart bleed. it was absolutely devastating to watch because that could easily have been me with my family and my children after a game. and that's why we do have a responsibility because it does inflame things when coaches come out and openly criticise people because criticism quickly becomes abuse, and if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, which anthony obviously was, it could have been far worse. you know, anthony is a great referee, extremely good, and refereed that game really well, that was the other thing about it, that's why we need to be sure as sports, as our game, rugby is my game, that we take this extremely seriously. 0leksandr usyk hopes his undisputed heavyweight world title fight with tyson fury will take

anthony taylor somebody i know well when you look at what happened to anthony taylor in that airporten him and his family were abused, even attacked after criticism following a match. by a coach, can you see that potentially happening with rugby if we are not careful. happening with rugby if we are not careful-— not careful. you watch that foota . e not careful. you watch that footage of— not careful. you watch that footage of anthony - not careful. you watch that footage of anthony in - not careful. you watch that footage of anthony in that l footage of anthony in that airport with his family and that airport, it makes your heart lead, it was absolutely devastating to watch that could easily have been me with my family and my children, after a game. and that's why we do have a responsibility because it does inflame things when coaches come out and openly criticise people because criticism quickly becomes abuse and if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time which anthony obviously was, it could have been far worse. you know, anthony is a great referee, extremely good, and refere

dunk was initially booked by referee anthony taylor for questioning the decision to award forest a penaltyhing else to taylor, who immediately brandished a red card. sources have indicated dunk did not call taylor a cheat, but a straight red card in that situation would only be shown for "offensive, insulting or abusive language". it means dunk will miss the league games against chelsea and brentford. england'sjude bellingham has settled in nicely to life at real madrid. and last night he broke yet another record. bellingham returned from injury in style with a 14th goal of the season as madrid beat cadiz 3—0. he now has the most goals by any real madrid player in their first 15 games — a record previously held by cristiano ronaldo, alfredo di stefano and pruden. it's been 47 long years but italy are finally davis cup champions once again — with jannik sinner at the heart of their victory. 2a hours on from beating novak djokovic — the world number four produced another brilliant performance to beat australia's alex de minaur in straight sets, dropping just three games. that secured victory

earlier this year, english football referee anthony taylor and his family were confronted by fans inn. to se anthony with his wife and with his kids that day absolutely broke me and i thought, we need to do better. and in rugby, what is at stake if this isn't addressed? if you're going to get this venom and this criticism week in, week out, people will ask themselves, why, why do i do this? and i've said, you know, as part of when i retired, the one thing i want to do is to make sure that that is taken more seriously. i want prosecuting agencies to consider ways of doing that. i've made my decision with my team. for the past 20 years, barnes has beenjuggling refereeing with his work as a barrister and having written a book, it's a career he'll now turn to full time. yeah, it's an interesting job choice, isn't it? a referee and a lawyer, you know, two of the most kind of detested jobs in the world! never did i set out to do that. i tell you what i'll do, i'll become a ref and i'll become a lawyer. you know, that will really upset everyone! and that will be a penalty try, if i can conf

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earlier this year, english football referee anthony taylor and his family were confronted by fans in been me with my family and my children. to see anthony with his wife and with his kids that day absolutely broke me, and i thought, we need to we need to do better. and in rugby, what is at stake if this isn't addressed? if you're going to get this venom and this criticism week in, week out, people will ask themselves, why — you know, why do i do this? and i've said, you know, it was part of when i retired, that one thing i want to do is to make sure that that is taken more seriously. i want prosecuting agencies to consider ways of doing that. i made my decision with my team. for the past 20 years, barnes has beenjuggling refereeing with his work as a barrister. and having written a book, it's a career he'll now turn to full—time. yeah, it's an interesting job choice, isn't it? a referee and a lawyer — you know, two of the most kind of detested jobs in the world. never did i set out to do that. like, i tell you what i'll do, i'll become a ref and i'll become a lawyer, you know, that'l

standards for the way they handled investigations into the murders of anthony walgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylort is serving a life sentence for murdering the man and drugging them. the man and drugging them. with more on this we can speak to our news correspondent daniel de simone. a lot of questions have been asked about the conduct of the police into this investigation. now we know that an investigation is under way. that's right. this has been a very long road to get here. the four victims were killed, were murdered, between june 2014 and september 2015. next year it will be ten years since the first victim was killed. none of the four murders were treated as murders until weeks after the final one. it was only when the police were really forced to consider the possibility that these were suspicious by families of the victims that they ultimately did so. that was weeks after the final murder. that then triggered a major murder. that then triggered a major murder investigation. steven port was convicted of the four murders in 2016 and jailed, to spend the rest of his life in prison. he killed

standards for the way they handled investigations into the murders of anthony walgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylormen after drugging them with overdoses of ghb, and disposing of their bodies near his flat in barking, east london, betweenjune 2014 and september 2015. the new home secretary, james cleverly, has been speaking at the association of police and crime commissioners and the national police chiefs' council summit. he told police bosses that his instinct is always to praise in public and criticise in private. have a listen. i want you to know that i will back you when you take the action that you need to take. of course i will push you. i will cajole you. because i know that that's very much the attitude you will want to apply to yourselves and your forces. but i also want you to know that i will back you when you do the right thing. and i want you to know that i will, i will be critical if i think you need to be critical. but i will always attempt to do so professionally, calmly, directly so that we always maintain that professional working relationship. and i think you can have a relation

anthony wall kate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor were murdered by stephen port in e rape drug ghb —— anthony walgate. their bodies were dumped nearby, three in the same churchyard point of the deaths were not treated as suspicious until weeks after the final one despite the urging of the men's families who linked the cases and spotted key clues ignored by detectives. today, after a long campaign by the families of the victims, police watchdog the iopc announced eight serving and former met officers were under investigation for gross misconduct. anthony walgate's mother told me she is relieved. it anthony walgate's mother told me she is relieved. . , anthony walgate's mother told me she is relieved. ., , , ., ., is relieved. it has been a long eiuht is relieved. it has been a long eight years. _ is relieved. it has been a long eight years. it _ is relieved. it has been a long eight years, it is _ is relieved. it has been a long eight years, it is really - is relieved. it has been a long eight years, it is really tiring l is relieved. it has been a long i eight years,

port is serving a whole life term for the murders of anthony walgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor who was killed by a colleague, months after she reported him to the force for stalking. an inquest into the death of gracie spinks, who was 23, found she had been unlawfully killed by michael sellers in duckmanton in derbyshire injune 202i. 0ur midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. she was beautiful. always laughing, singing. dancing. doing, i don�*t know, always up to something. at the age ofjust 23, gracie spinks�*s life was cruelly cut short. she was killed by her colleague michael sellers. he had become obsessed with her and was later dismissed by their employer when she complained about his behaviour. the inquest into her death heard that he had previously harassed several other female colleagues. it's got worse and worse and i'm just worried that, you know, next time it happens to someone else, he might kidnap someone. after this 101 call from gracie, police spoke to sellers but took no further action. then, in may 2021, a bag containing weapons was founded here in derbyshi

anthony flores. >> reporter: it's the most celebrated rivalry in the bay area, the big game. it can divide families and friends. for troy taylor provides its own personal dilemma. he went to cal as a quarterback, but this will be his first big game as the head coach of the stanford cardinal. when troy taylor stares across the field on saturday, he'll see his alma mater. he'll also be looking at his opponents. >> i think it's going to be a little strange. >> reporter: the former cal quarterback was a starter in two big games, a tie and a loss in the late '80s. now the first-year cardinal head coach is game-planning to beat the golden bears. >> it will be a different experience for sure. just, you know, being a part of cal for so long, now being on the other side of it, obviously this is my family. i'm excited to be able to go into a battle. you know, it's a great rivalry. >> reporter: kicking off in the late 1800s, the big game is the oldest college football rivalry in the west. along with bragging rights for a year, the winner takes home the coveted ax. >> so much history between the two institutions, the game, the ax. one of

taylor r.meehan, arlingtonton, virginia. 50 minutes. right? and richard essenberg from will, 30 minutes. all right. you were previously admitted pro hock vice? great. then on rebuttal, am hirsch five mines. anthony three minutes. tamara packard, two minutes, mark gabeer, five minutes. all right. good so far we've got it straight. with that done let's proceed with mark gabeer presenting. please proceed. >> good morning, may it please the court. the wisconsin constitution's redistricting requirements are not optional. >> counsel where were you, where were your clients two years. redistricting happens once every two years the census. all of the issue yourself bringing actually cough been brought before this court two years ago. so why did your clients sit on their ieghts? we granted intervention to basically anybody who wanted to participate in the litigation. i know your law firm participated in the litigation in johnson, where were your clients? why did they wait two years? >> good morning, justice. the court's september 24, 2021, order that granted the johnson original action petition set an october 6 deadline for intervention in that case. that was well before the legislature introduced publicl