in order to try and control mr atkinson he fired a taser twice, and control mr atkinson he fired a tasertwiceontrol mr atkinson he fired a taser twice, both occasions neither was effective. the third time he deployed the taser mr atkinson fell the ground. up to that point, his actions had been lawful according to thejudge in the actions had been lawful according to the judge in the case, actions had been lawful according to thejudge in the case, it is actions had been lawful according to the judge in the case, it is what followed next that was the crux of the trial. he told police officers that he had maybe kicked him once in the shoulder we he kicked him twice in the head. so hard the imprint of the laces of his boot was on mr at kip's head and he pressed the trigger on the taser 33 seconds. prosecutors argued that was unlawful. thejury prosecutors argued that was unlawful. the jury has agreed. the jury unlawful. the jury has agreed. the jury is still deliberating on another charge, that is because his colleague on the night was accused of assault, a charge she denies. they are deliberating

dalian atkinson is much missed by all of— dalian atkinson is much missed by all of his— dalian atkinsonorld now knows the truth about how — whole world now knows the truth about how dalian died. while it has been _ about how dalian died. while it has been hard — about how dalian died. while it has been hard for us not to be able to talk about— been hard for us not to be able to talk about the details of his death, it has— talk about the details of his death, it has been— talk about the details of his death, it has been even harder to sit through— it has been even harder to sit through this trial and hear pc monk try to _ through this trial and hear pc monk try tojustify the through this trial and hear pc monk try to justify the 40 years. the fact that — try to justify the 40 years. the fact that this case has taken nearly five years— fact that this case has taken nearly five years to get to trial is completely unacceptable. especially when you _ completely unacceptable. especially when you consider that pc monk was known _ when you consider that pc monk was known by— when you consider t

and then mr atkinson just hit the road. and then, mr atkinson just hit the road.s deliberations into a charge of assault against her tomorrow. pc monk, what do you say - to the family of dalian atkinson? benjamin monk has been remanded on bail until monday. thejudge has told him that a custodial sentence is inevitable. sian lloyd, bbc news, birmingham crown court. assista nt assistant chief constable of westminster police racheljones apologised to dalian atkinson because my family and expressed her shock that one of her officers was responsible for his death a. t am responsible for his death a. i am sincerely sorry — responsible for his death a. i am sincerely sorry and _ responsible for his death a. t —n sincerely sorry and extend my apologies. and deepest condolences to dalian because my family and friends, all of whom have shown great dignity and strength. dalian's death has devastated his family, friends and local community. we do not underestimate the impact of today's case and verdict. it's wide reaching and immeasurable. nor do we underestimate the signific

chill for eight years after the manslaughter of daly and atkinson.other news, school pupils because of covid—i9 could be ascribed to daily testing. new research shows that higher grade facemasks can be up to 100% effective in preventing coronavirus infections. out that they are right there, right into it. _ out that they are right there, right into it. and — out that they are right there, right into it, and not half asleep. i into it, and not half asleep. think we into it, and not half asleep. i think we are as to sites battle it out for a place in the euro 2020 quarterfinals. 30,000 fans packed and this is the scene and will be speaking very shortly to our presenter who was at the stadium for us and we will speak to them in a few moments and maybe they will bring us a goal and we will see with the two sites do for the second half and will keep a very close eye on that for you. turning to other news, new calls for a the rules with schools in england should do when the people test positive for covid—i9, all children in a bubble or sent home the latest

dalian atkinson's family have followed the seven—week trial.the jury's verdict. hello, police! ..the suspect becomes more compliant. daniel sandford, bbc news. the vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, has urged the population to take up the covid jab, particularly the second dose, in the fight against the growing delta variant of the virus. it comes as 60% of uk adults are now fully vaccinated. however, uptake is not equal across the country and although vaccine confidence is growing, particularly in ethnic minority communities, vaccine hesitancy is some areas is still preventing people coming forward, as our community affairs correspondent adina campbell explains. a walk—in vaccination centre in east london. this mosque is one of many local efforts to help drive up take—up rates and harder to reach communities. take-up rates and harder to reach communities.— take-up rates and harder to reach communities. obviously, anything auainst a communities. obviously, anything against a disease, _ communities. obviously, anything against a disease, you _ co

we are waiting to hear a statement from the atkinson family.tion to the conviction this week. we are expecting them to come back out and have a statement on their behalf today. we are still awaiting news from the crown prosecution service. i mentioned there were two police officers called out to the 999 call on that night in telford five years ago. the other defendant in this trial was pc mary—ellen bettley—smith. she denied a charge of assault. the jury couldn't reach a verdict on that and cps, crown prosecution service will decide on whether that will have a retrial. borisjohnson says he is "shocked" at what he called, the "despicable harassment" of professor chris whitty. police are investigating after england's chief medical officer was approached in a london park. footage shared online appears to show him being accosted by two men. the metropolitan police says it has spoken to all those involved in the incident, which took place on sunday. as the debate continues over whether face masks should be worn after the lifting of restrictions in e

in are waiting to hear a statement from the atkinson family.e dunkley sent this report from salford. this is elsmere park high school in eccles. nearly one third of the pupils are at home isolating. we have had loads and loads of students in year eight and year seven having to isolate over the past week and have taken a big hit with my year ten class. the delta variant is causing significant disruption and the return of remote learning. science is difficult and it is difficult to communicate, having to anticipate what things will they need to know? what am i going to have to do to catch them when i get back in? how am i going to make sure that not me the other kids are bored because they have already learn it? and it is just really difficult. a positive case of covid in schools means that children who have been potentially in contact are sent home to isolate the ten days. when you are in the last years of school, it is hard to learn and so being outside of school disrupt it. and is notjust pupils being sent home. it is also causing staff shorta

we are waiting to hear a statement from the atkinson family.e officers called out to the 999 call on that night in telford five years ago. the other defendant in this trial was pc mary—ellen bettley—smith. she denied a charge of assault. the jury couldn't reach a verdict on that and cps, crown prosecution service will decide on whether that will have a retrial. since phil mackie sent us that from outside court, mr atkinson's family have given this statement. pc monk used horrendous force against dalian, who was in an extremely vulnerable position and in mental health crisis, and he needed help. this was a callous attack and a terrible abuse of a police officer's position of trust. he then failed to give a full and honest account of what happened, including at his trial. we're pleased that all of these factors have been reflected in the sentence. we were shocked to learn that pc monk was not sacked in february 2011 for gross misconduct for his dishonesty. he should've never had been working for the police in august 2016 and dalian should not hav

killed by cop", as the paper reports how the police officer who tasered former footballer dalian atkinsonthe first manslaughter conviction of a police officer on duty in 35 years. "merkel puts holidays to europe in doubt" is the telegraph's lead alongside its main picture story of borisjohnson meeting the queen face to face for their weekly audience — without wearing masks. a little flavour there of some of our front pages. a little flavour there of some of ourfront pages. let's a little flavour there of some of our front pages. let's start off our chat, then. sonia and tom, lovely to have you with us here on bbc news this evening. we are going to start off on the front page of the daily mail and, off on the front page of the daily mailand, sonia, iwondered if off on the front page of the daily mail and, sonia, iwondered if you could sort that off for us.- could sort that off for us. sure, so this is quite _ could sort that off for us. sure, so this is quite extraordinary, - could sort that off for us. sure, so this is quite extraordinary, and - this is quite extraordinary, and actually t

a police constable has been found guilty of the manslaughter of the ex footballer dalian atkinson who father's house in 2016 , after being tasered and kicked in the head. the ministry of defence has insisted that hms defender was on a routine exercise. that's all from the bbc news at one —— so it's goodbye from me —— and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s good afternoon, i'm austin halewood with your latest sports news. the euros campaign may be over for scotland after their 3—1 loss to croatia last night, but manager steve clarke says their first appearance at a major tournament in 23 years, is only the beginning. well, we can go live to hampden park now and speak to jane dougall who's there for us. a disappointing night for scotland. manager steve clarke staying upbeat, but where do the team go from here? well, they have all gone home. know, steve clark, categorically said that this was a young and exciting team. and that this would not be the last tournament that they qualified for for another 23 years. yes, of course, it is disappointing and waking up this morning, the deflation is

this is the court — family of dalian atkinson, tom.y on this tragic case. police officer, first police — tragic case. police officer, first police officer in 35 years to be found — police officer in 35 years to be found guilty of manslaughter for a fairly barbaric attempt at what would — fairly barbaric attempt at what would appear would be interest of dalian _ would appear would be interest of dalian atkinson, former aston villa commission —— premiership football player. he was going — —— premiership football player. he was going to mentor health problems, was going to mentor health problems, was severely disturbed, and he was restrained — was severely disturbed, and he was restrained by this police officer who was— restrained by this police officer who was convicted of this manslaughter, through what seemed to be quite _ manslaughter, through what seemed to be quite appalling violence, tasering him some 33 seconds, kicking — tasering him some 33 seconds, kicking them so hard and he had twice _ kicking them so hard and he had twice th

a police officer has been found guilty of killing former premiership footballer, dalian atkinson, whotasered and kicked at least twice in the head. it comes as the police watchdog in england and wales says the findings of its review into how tasers are being used will be published this summer. a fifth of police officers now carry them. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has been looking at the history of these weapons. a warning, his report contains some distressing images. in october 2017, two firearms officers were confronted by a man with knives. put the knife down now! put it down! they had a choice — shoot or use a taser. put the knife down now! put it down! when tasers were introduced nearly 20 years ago, it was said that more violent suspects would be stunned to the ground, as this man was, rather than being shot. but fast—forward to last summer and the case of desmond mombeyarara, who was stopped in manchester for speeding and suspected drink—driving. he became uncooperative, but not violent, and in front of his five—year—old son, an officer used a taser seven time

the police officer accused of murdering the former premier league footballer dalian atkinson has toldr encounter with him. prosecutors say pc benjamin monk used unlawful and unreasonable force when trying to subdue mr atkinson in shropshire in 2016, shortly before the former aston villa striker died in hospital. environmental officials in sri lanka say the country is facing its worst beach pollution crisis, as tonnes of plastic waste from a burning container ship continue to drift ashore. the vessel, laden with chemicals, caught fire as it waited to enter colombo harbour last week. president macron has confirmed that all 12 to 18 year olds in france will be able to get a covid vaccine as of june 15th. he said the country's aiming to vaccinate 30 million people by mid—june, and added that the rule on mandatory mask—wearing outdoors will be lifted gradually, on a regional basis. details of celebrations to mark the queen's platinum jubilee next june have been released by buckingham palace. there'll be a four—day bank holiday weekend from thursdayjune the 2nd, to sundayjune the 5th. event

the officer said even though dalian atkinson fell to the ground he thought that he was trying to get said it was instinctive and said i thought if he is going to get up that we were going to die. pc munk denies murder and manslaughter and pc bradley smith denies assault. jo black, bbc news. there's growing concern among british farmers, over the trade negotiations currently taking place with australia. there are fears that british producers could be undercut by cheaper imports. but some environmental groups say the talks could be an opportunity to raise global standards in food production. with more, here's our rural affairs correspondent, claire marshall. 0pposite ends of the earth. different landscapes, climates and farming systems. how will the trade deal with australia work? here, enjoying the sweet grass of the cotswold hills, is the herd of beef farmer david barton. they graze in a way which helps lock up carbon and encourage nature. from a poor trade deal, this can be lost. because if i can't be competitive, you know, i can't survive as a farmer. in australia, farmers can use

dalian atkinson was a brilliant striker and tormented defences on the pitch, but by the time he diedes. pc monk and pc betty smith were the first officers to arrive on the scene. the officer said the former footballer was erratic, unpredictable and terrifying. after a couple of taser strikes were effective pc benjamin monk said the formerfootballer said, i'm the messiah, your taser will not work, and now i will take you to the gates of hell. he told the court, ijust remember thinking we're done for, and i ran for my life. something he said he had never done before in his career. pc monk said after moving back, he tasered for a third time. the court has previously been told this lasted for 33 seconds, six times longer than normal. the officer said even though dalian atkinson fell to the ground, he thought that he was trying to get up and so he kicked him. he told the court the force he used was a four out of ten on a sliding scale. he said it was instinctive and said, i thought if he's going to get up that we were going to die. pc monk denies murder and manslaughter, and pc smith deni

mr atkinson died after being tasered and kicked by pc monk in telford in august 2016.ffect on him, but the third time he was tasered by pc monk, he fell to the ground. during the trial we heard the prosecution allege that the police man used unlawfulforce because after mr atkinson had been cut but dig in capacity, he was kicked in the head. he later died of a cardiac arrest. mr monk said that in his defence he had been terrified and felt that mr atkinson may have been about to get up as well. as i say, along deliberation of a long trial and a long time since this happened and the complex investigation has ended not with a murder conviction, with a conviction of manslaughter of pc benjamin monk. there is another defendant in the case, she faces a charge of assault and the jury is continuing to deliberate on that count. thank you very much- — we'll go to the house of commons. we need we'll go to the house of commons. 7 need investment to develop the fastest vaccine rolled in europe, to protectjobs fastest vaccine rolled in europe, to protect jobs and fastest vaccine roll

intelligence community specifically, not atkinson -- a concern for me in my career, is a threat to theiberties and has broken the law. and ignore them, flaunted its power as opposed to its obligations. repeated independent analysis of the natural -- national security agencies, the people who capture radio transmissions and so on, or the intelligence officers in the cia who have operations and do physical penetrations of the facility, as somehow infringed -- have somehow infringed civil liberties. but the dozens of incident -- incident says -- instances of caps or conversations, i think there were 80 that roco law and 75 or something of those were -- at broke the law and 75 or something were rectified, they were expunged or not used. i can tell you from -- >> but of the known and analyzed cases, right? >> that dramatically mischaracterizes, not intentionally, the extent of analysis. congress, the department of justice, independent investigators, all of the above looked at several of the national security programs and found that they did not in almost any case break the law. what they di

jury has been discharged from reaching a verdict on a police officer accused of assaulting dalian atkinsonmercia probationary constable mary ellen bettley—smith ended in a hung jury, a day after pc benjamin monk was convicted of the ex—footballer�*s manslaughter. monk was told he'll face an "inevitable" prison term. the bank of england has announced that interest rates will remain at 0.1%. the bank's monetary policy committee unanimously agreed to keep the measure at its historically low level. and it insisted that the sharp rise in inflation — likely to reach 3% in the coming months — should only be tempororary. adverts forjunk food are to be banned on tv before 9pm across the uk. there'll be tighter restrictions for online advertising too. the prime minister says the uk has a national struggle with obesity with millions of children leaving primary school every year overweight or obese. here's sarah campbell. punctuating programmes and content, unhealthy temptation. hard to resist for viewers and users of any age. the plan to introduce a 9pm watershed and restrict online advertising went

there are questions particularly about two of them, john atkinson, and about the youngest victim, saffieand whether they might have been saved with better first aid treatment. so it will look at all of that. the third report is going to look at what was known by the security services about the bomber, about his family, about their radicalisation, and about whether the attack could have been foreseen and prevented by those services. some of the hearings relating to that section of evidence will be held in private. the families won't be given access because of national security. so, this has got a long and complicated distance to go, i would say, certainly to the end of this year, into next year potentially, and i'm expecting two more very seriously critical reports to follow. and, chris, i mean, forjournalists sitting through these inquiries and hearing quite harrowing evidence, it's sometimes quite difficult as well, we should say remember that. and so we should say thank you to you for doing that for us, judith, thank you. good to talk to you, thanks. and that's all for this edition of

joining me now is kendall cody, a nursing student at yale university and cameron atkinson, her journeyu've achieved more than changing yell's, you've showed goodness across the country that they can actually fight back against these vaccine mandates. how did you do it? >> hi judge, thank you for having me on today. it ended up being a ripple effect because they had a contract that they wanted me to sign, and i refused to sign it until i was guaranteed and out of not getting vaccinated. because i would not sign that contract, they deactivated my badge did everything needed to be expedited before fall semester because i'm running through the summer semester in this program, and that's when we the patriots usa connected me with kim and norm to have representation to get yelled you back off their discriminatory policy. >> judge jeanine: how did you do it? >> all i did is call them and ask why they had a discriminator policy. whether it be under grad, except for the medical school of nursing and tea students. they panicked and went into an emergency board meeting to discuss it. >> judge jea

kendall cody, nursing student at yale university and cameron atkinson, her attorney, you achieved moreou have shown students across the country that they can fight back against the vaccine mandates. how did you do it? >> thank you for having me on today. a ripple effect, they had a contract they wanted me to sign and i refused to sign it until i was guaranteed an out of not getting vaccinated and because i would not sign the contract they deactivated my badge on june 14th so everything needed to be expedited before the fall semester because i'm running for the summer semester in this program and that is when they connected me with kim and norm to have representation to get yale to back off their discriminatory policy. jillian: how did you do it? >> all i did was call them and ask why they had a discriminatory policy against health science students meaning every student at yale university whether an undergrad or graduate-level qualifies for the religious exemption accepted medical school of nursing and pa students so they panicked then and went into an emergency board meeting to discuss

benjamin monk was convicted last week of the manslaughter of mr atkinson but was cleared of murder.ily spoke earlier today. pc monk used horrendous force against dalian, who was in an extremely vulnerable position and in mental health crisis, and he needed help. this was a callous attack and a terrible abuse of a police officer's position of trust. he then failed to give a full and honest account of what happened, including at his trial. we're pleased that all of these factors have been reflected in the sentence. we were shocked to learn that pc monk was not sacked in february 2011 for gross misconduct for his dishonesty. he should've never had been working for the police in august 2016 and dalian should not have died. welcome back. here in the uk there are renewed calls for a change in the rules on what schools in england should do when a pupil tests positive for covid. at the moment all children in a bubble are sent home. latest official figures show a sharp rise in covid—related absences. more than 375,000 pupils were out of school for covid—related reasons last week. that's abou

. >> greg: the sharon atkinson? that was a good one. >> 38 pages. you're like i remember that, that was wrong, that was wrong. they never adjust. and to your point, if you've never been an object of a story on twitter, harris, you find how they can use develops. do you see it more. once the fake news is the more juicy topic is becoming viral, that gets reported as fact. it's a million miles from the truth in almost every case. >> greg: tyrus, i think we are blessed with a smarter audience, right? don't you think our audience -- and i mean generally, fox -- >> these people are great! the ones here, they are amazing. >> i'm stuck here, i don't want to support his pandering, but i don't want them mad at me either, so i will say, past. oh come on, what did you expect? >> i love you guys. i think it's brilliant. all of you are so fun. >> i refuse to play. you know what, one of the biggest compliments since i took this job was, what would normally be an insult in any other profession. you are blessed with common sense. he's a common sense guide. i love th

cheryl atkinson, she has a a running list on her website. she's up to 156 fake news stories and counting. in 2020, multiple outlets -- remember they claimed president trump forcefully cleared a peaceful protesters out of lafayette park because he wanted a photo op?ti welcome of the inspector general said that his fake news. "the washington post," others claiming the covid lab leak hypothesis was nothing more than a debunked conspiracy theory. more fake news. "the new york times," implying that president trump paid noai income taxes for 18 years -- well, that was proven to be fake news. if that was fake news about the first lady's immigration status, fake news about the president's children, fake news about russian bounties on u.s. soldiers, fake news about bo nicholas sandmann. i can't wait till you pay and fork over millions to that kid appeared he deserves every penny. years of fake news surrounding something that never happened, and that was trump-russia collusion and the conspiracy theory that they peddled almost every single day that wa

atkinson and riley with sea floor systems know fulsome lake like it's their backyard.n this day as they surveyed the water something unusual stood out. >> i saw something that was not normal. >> lights on the rv allow me to identify and say there is no way that's a rock. >> reporter: low lake levels made it easier for sonar technology to get a clear image and they saw the tail and propeller, matching description of the piper 250 that crashed in 1955. >> he sees something on the bottom that looks man made and that's when we decide there is something down there. maybe it's the plane. >> reporter: new year's day that plane crashed near fulsome dam after a mid air collision. bodies of three people on board were never found. the body of the pilot was the only one discovered. the brother of one of the victims has never stopped looking for the plane or his brother's remains. but frank's son tells us his father passed away never learning of the discovery. >> we know where it is. >> reporter: in 2014, crews looked again but came up empty. now this technology has been updated al

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he is also like we heard from rick atkinson this morning. he's also looking into another period time period in our important period in our history and we'll be soon coming out this october with vicksburg. grant's campaign that broke the confederacy. you know when planning the the committee decided that on this idea for a session? don told us immediately that we had to invite jessica shattuck author of women in the castle. so to hear about jessica's book and the differences and similarities in researching and writing these two genres. please join me in welcoming don miller and jessica shattuck. okay, we're going to get started. it's good to see everyone although i can't see you with these lights, but seeing people who take the trip with us and the regulars at the conference and the newcomers as well. we have special treat today. not just the fact that we have our second novelist, but we have an extraordinary novelist who i i literally tripped over her not bodily, but her book i was in heathrow airport and my covers a little bit different than

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pc benjamin monk was found guilty of killing the former footballer dalian atkinson.ching and immeasurable. nor do we understate two underestimate the significant damage that is done to the trust and confidence in the police locally and nationally. particularly for black people. it causes grave concern within the police service. apple daily, the pro—democracy newspaper in hong kong, is closing. after 26 years, its final edition is now on sale, just a few days after police raided their offices and seized $2 million of assets. the paper covered stories on celebrity gossip, as well as hard—hitting political news and analysis, always with a decidedly antigovernment slant. the apple was the forbidden fruit and a constant target for beijing. the paper was founded byjimmy lai, who was smuggled into hong kong from mainland china as a boy. he rose from factory worker to become a clothing tycoon. he pursued a career in publishing after china's crackdown on the protests in tiananmen square. the last edition is already on sale in hong kong, with crowds queing to buy it. one of th

lauren atkinson of the university of mexico, next is matthew campbell of the native american rights fund, the next is dr. ziti, i know i'll botch this, dr. as zeta lieu varity. she can correct it when it's her turn to speak. thank you, from michigan state university. the next is andrea centeno of the mexican american legal defense and educational fund, and our final witness is lori roman of the american constitutional rights union. dr. lon nah ray atkeson is a professor of political science and director for the center of voting and the institution of social research at the university of new mexico. dr. atkeson is an internationally recognized expert in the area of election sciences, survey methodology, voting rights, election administration, public opinion and political behavior. she has written over 50 articles and book chapters and dozens of technical reports, monographs, am mick cuss cure yay briefs. matthew l. campbell is a staff attorney with the native american rights fund. he's from saint lawrence island in alaska, has litigated numerous constitutional and statutory claims on beha

mr atkinson died in 2016 after a stand—off with west mercia police officers outside his father's home britain has responded defiantly following the military confrontation. the yorkshire post reports on government plans that the yorkshire wolds could become the region's third area of outstanding natural beauty. the paper's lead image features sheep in a glacier valley near the village of thixendale. 0ur reporter alison freeman will be out in the wolds later this morning looking at this story. and the daily star has apparently consulted its psychic seagull about the euros, and the bird has predicted that england will beat germany in a penalty shoot—out in next tuesday's match. the star adds — "we're so confident of his skills we are printing next week's page one today". the psychic seagull, slightly alarmingly, we had a conversation a moment ago, and i predicted that the england germany game would be a penalty shoot—out. so it is me anna segal. —— me and seagull. who penalty shoot-out. so it is me anna segal. -- me and seagull. who else would ou segal. -- me and seagull. who else would

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