. >> reporter: but if school resource officer jason barlow hears him, he tracks him and his aide downo fast so i jokingly said "you're going to get a ticket. >> reporter: it's become a daily occurrence for nearly two years now. >> another ticket. it's always laughter, smiles he brings it out in everybody. it's just one of those things that you've just got to do it makes his day makes my day the and everybody else, it's just contagious with the smile. >> like most 16-year-olds, they're getting their high sense, but he's getting to drive up and down the halls and jump bumps like most teenagers want to do. >> reporter: it makes levi's day every time >> every morning he says, i'm going to see officer barlow and get a ticket >> i'm going to get a ticket >> that's what he says >> reporter: not only making a difference for levi but for officer barlow as well >> here you go for speeding in the hall brings me a lot of pride in what i do and just seeing him smile, him laugh, you know, that's what matters to me. >> reporter: and, as the school year winds down, you can best believe when levi retu

i am gareth barlow, do stick with us on bbc news.may but we made up for it thisjune. take a look at heathrow and aviemore where in london heathrow there has been 1a days so far thisjune. the record is 17. aviemore, we have already got above the previous record of seven by two days and there's still the chance of both those figures to go higher this weekend as we draw in the humid airfrom the south ahead of fresher conditions behind these weather fronts which will bring a change through sunday. through today, still a bit of cloud, low cloud around western coasts of wales. a few sharp showers in northern scotland, isolated ones elsewhere. most drier, sunny spells are looking good for the prospect at lord's, queens and glastonbury but it's pretty hot and humid, 25 to 29, a very humid and uncomfortable night and start to sunday. there is a change on the way. the fresher atlantic air starts to push in. which will bring heavy, thundery downpours in northern ireland through the morning, into western fringes. a few isolated thunderstorms bef

sergey markov is a former political advisor to vladimir putin and my colleague gareth barlow asked himcient parts of the russian army, which is this private military wagner group, it is against the president. i would say that moscow's officers in the russian army, they support yevgeny prigozhin and the wagner group, its fight in ukraine as well, but of course moscow very much disagrees with him when he opened the uprisal against defence minister sergei shoigu. it is not an uprisal against vladimir putin. yevgeny prigozhin says no—one was against vladimir putin. i think from a military point of view, now the situation is also really dangerous because the military group wagner controls something about 10,000 to 20,000 soldiers and most of them of them now in rostov city. rostov city is a very big city, more than1 million inhabitants, i've been there many times, and we know also the wagner group is very professional in fighting in arable areas. this we know from the case of the battle for bakhmut. so, to use this issue by military means is very difficult. to fight against 20,000 mostly pr

you are watching bbc news and i am gareth barlow. l bbc news and i am gareth barlow.3000 chechen special forces aligned to be chechen special forces aligned to be chechen leader who is a close ally of vladimir putin have been deployed to moscow on saturday morning in case of a further advance by wagner forces who have retreated down the m4 highway and have let their positions. you are watching bbc news. key developments in the uk now. many emergency 999 calls are not connecting in the uk this morning due to a technical fault. the issue is impacting a number of police forces — according to the metropolitan police. the force are urging people to call 101 in an emergency until further notice. for more on this we can cross live now to the newsroom and speak to our correspondent aruna iyengar. tell us more, what exactly is happening?— tell us more, what exactly is haueninu? , , happening? the problems with the service had not _ happening? the problems with the service had notjust _ happening? the problems with the service had notjust about - happening? the problems with th

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earlier my colleague, gareth barlow, asked professor mark galeotti about the relationship between putinon—don, the local garrison, the local national guard force, which is a sort of parallel internal security army, they neither resisted wagner, nor have theyjoined wagner. i think everyone is worried, waiting for orders from above. no one wants to take initiative, that's not the way this kind of system works. when it comes down to it i suspect that we'll see this essentially turn into a siege, that rostov—on—don will be in effect besieged, and they will try to negotiate yevgeny prigozhin's surrender to the authorities. whether he will be willing to go quietly, may well may be another matter. but i think that's as it were the authorities' plan a. using actual military force would be very much further down their list of options they would like to take. talk to us about the other levers of state putin has access to, because it is notjust the military like we mentioned, but organisations like the fsb, the security service for example? yes, we have to realise that in many ways prigozhin at pr

hello, i'm gareth barlow.he former first minster of scotland nicola sturgeon says her arrest was a shock and she is innocent of any wrongdoing. she's now been released, without charge — pending further investigation. she had earlier been arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into the scottish national party's finances. it follows the arrest back in april of her husband peter murrell, the former chief executive of the party, and the former treasurer, colin beattie. both were released back then without charge pending further inquiries. a spokeswoman for ms sturgeon, says the former leader has always made it clear she'll cooperate with any investigation. let's look at nicola sturgeon�*s statement she released on twitter. in it she says... she goes on to say... our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has the latest. yes, so a dramatic day in scotland in the developments in this ongoing investigation into the funding and finances of the snp. nicola sturgeon was arrested this morning at nine minutes p

hello, i'm gareth barlow. the threat of a major uprising against the russian president vladimir putin appears to have receded, after a deal was struck which enabled the rebellious leader to retreat. yevgeny prigozhin, the head of the wagner mercenary group — pictured here leaving the russian city of rostov—on—don —is reportedly going into exile in belarus after abandoning his advance on moscow. and with wagner forces firing their guns into the sky — and cheers from the watching public — his troops also departed the city — just hours after they controlled a military building — with further wagner troops moving towards moscow. travelling north on the m4 motorway — passing the city of vuronezh and were spotted as far north as the region, which is around 300 miles south of moscow. then, in the early evening, prigozhin announced that he had agreed to stop the advance. tensions had been building between mr prigozhin and russia's military leadership for some time, over their approach to the war in ukraine. sarah rain

hello, i'm gareth barlow.past few minutes, the former first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon has been released without charge pending further investigation. she had earlier been arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into the scottish national party's finances. it follows the arrest back in april, of her husband peter murrell, the former chief executive of the party, and the former treasurer, colin beattie. both were released back then without charge pending further inquiries. a spokeswoman for ms sturgeon, says the former leader has always made it clear, she'll cooperate with any investigation. live now to james who is outside nicola sturgeon's home. bring nicola sturgeon's home. us up the latest on what i happening. bring us up the latest on what is happening. in bring us up the latest on what is happening-— happening. in the past few minutes as ou happening. in the past few minutes as you have — happening. in the past few minutes as you have say _ happening. in the past few minutes as you

this is that in the barlow for expectations. that would be considered progress. >> under promise and over deliver. it serves everyone well. see atl and the company's dependence on china more broadly. the lawmaker also helped here. chinese firms account for more than half of the ev battery market. they talked about what was changing over the past few months. one of these factors is obviously the deterioration of the china post-covid rebound story. something is missing. my sunday remembered on friday we were really expecting a lot of participants hoping for that. we have not heard of anything since. >> we have not. the low hanging fruit just using steve's analogy is we did get more signaling. i think what they said if i'm not mistaken is this economy does need more forceful measures. it might come in the form of fiscal stimulus. certainly that goes into what we just showed our viewers there. the lowering of these growth targets. at least three or four bags. we are expecting 10 basis points in reduction. that is one. the other thin

hello, i'm gareth barlow. you're watching bbc news.sident vladimir putin has said that russia is facing an armed mutiny. it follows a major challenge from the head of the wagner mercenary group. mr putin warned of a harsh response to threats including what he called blackmail and terrorist methods. he admitted that russian forces were not in control of the key city of rostov—on—don. in a moment, we'll play you mr putin's television address to the russian people. but first, what's led up to this? tanks and armoured vehicles have taken up positions in the southern russian city of rostov—on—don, as a dispute between the army and the wagner mercenary group threatens to degenerate into fighting. videos on social media show heavily armed men in uniform around a government building. the wagner boss yevgeny prigozhin released video of himself inside the local military headquarters in rostov. he says all military installations in the city are under control and working normally. these pictures released form the wagner military group purport to s

earlier my colleague gareth barlow was joined by a panel of experts for a special edition of your questionstraordinary turn of events in russia. the russian president vladimir putin has survived an immediate threat to his power after the leader of the wagner mercenary group agreed to end his mutiny against the russian army. yevgeny prigozhin called off his wagner troops' march to moscow late saturday night after negotiatings with putin's ally and belarus's leader, alexander lukashenko. he also agreed to leave russia for belarus, and the kremlin have said it will not pursue punishment against him or his wagnerfighters. but there are many questions that are unanswered about what happened. well, to unpack some of them, i'm joined now by a panel of experts. joining me live are vitaly shevchenko, who is from bbc monitoring in the newsroom with me in london. meanwhile, jade mcglynn is a researcher at the war studies department at king's college london. jade is also the author of memory makers, the politics of the past in russia and russia's war. she joins us from oxfordshire. and justin crump is

i'm gareth barlow. we are following developments here in the newsroom on the situation in france.. police have... their quoting two sources, to children and one adult in a life—threatening condition, while two children are slightly hurt. that is according to police sources quoted by the reuters police agency. we had heard eight children, but that has been revised down to two children and one adult in a life—threatening condition and two children slightly hurt. i want to show you some pictures now. this is not life but this is from around the scene. you can see the red tape at the bottom of your screen there. they are from annecy. you can see people still going about some of their morning business. the lake is to the left of your screen. it is obviously a very famous part of france. this is about 500 kilometres south—east of paris. let's get more on this with our correspondent, who joins us live in the newsroom. you are following developments. what is the latest? , ., , , ., are following developments. what is the latest? , the latest? yes, as you say there was a news _ the latest?

hello, i'm gareth barlow.r rishi sunak. it's clear russia must pay for the — rishi sunak. it's clear russia must pay for the destruction _ rishi sunak. it's clear russia must pay for the destruction that - rishi sunak. it's clear russia must pay for the destruction that they i pay for the destruction that they have inflicted. so we are working with allies to explore lawful routes to use russian assets will stop and on monday we publish new legislation to allow us to keep sanctions in place until russia pays up. but beyond that, we must bring to bear a partnership of governments, international financial institutions and business leaders, all of us here today to make this happen. the british government will continue to play its full part and i'm proud today that we are announcing a multi—year commitment to support ukraine's economy. over three years we will provide loan guarantees worth $3 billion. we are also launching a new uk — ukraine take bridge to foster investment and talent along with support for green e

because this will not only protect the right of barlow's division, but it will also protect access to cemetery hill around the union right flank on july 1st when the retreat happens on july 1st. when the retreat happens, let's go. i think i jumped ahead too early here. yes, that's what happened. see, we have. what mead is doing here on july first is and of course, he's not there. right. mead protects the baltimore flank, but he's not there. but the union army is protecting the baltimore flank through this defense in depth right here, cemetery hill and culp's hill. here's a second line. we come down here. here's a third line down here. here's a fourth line all on the baltimore pike. right. defensive positions that can be fall back, falling back to and protected as near it. the 12th corps artillery is sent to powers hill geary's brigade. excuse me, geary's division is sent north of little round top to prevent access from the west. ranger national park service ranger troy harmon has written any line of defense at gettysburg had to center on and fortify by the baltimore pike. we today loo

if you go down to the bottom of it, you see bernie barlow. and given those are hancock's boys, they make a spirited attack against the confederate position. there's they do to break through at one spot by the adams but are quickly repulsed and it turns basically into a slaughter. they're pinned down even hancock's headquarters is heavily cannon, aided by the confederate house to the north of hancock is. general wright's six corps. that's going to be on the map you see in they have russell ricketts and neill those of the division commanders in the confederate six corps. they don't make much of an attack at all. they had been involved in that attack on june one. they know that attacking that confederate line is a terrible thing to do. and by most accounts the union six corps generally moved forward only a small bit. and then stopped based and then started digging again and one of the confederate generals with hoke, who had been sort of the object of the six core attack, later wrote, they never knew an attack was being made at all so the union s

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irregularities that raise more questions than a gary barlow tax return . these barlow tax return.l, we have a statement from nicola sturgeon, the former . first sturgeon, the former. first minister, and she said, to find myself in the situation i did today , when i'm certain i've today, when i'm certain i've committed no offence, is both a shock and deeply distressing. i know beyond doubt that i am in fact innocent of any wrong doing . i will take a day or two to process this latest development. i intend to be back in parliament soon, where i will continue to represent my glasgow southside constituents to the very best of my ability . your very best of my ability. your reaction to the arrest of nicola sturgeon is her dream of independence over? let me know your thoughts. mark at gb news dot com. reacting to my take at ten, journalist and broadcaster nina michkov adventurer and leadership coach adrian hays and the leader of ukip, former tory mp neil hamilton. well all nina michkov where do we start with this one? what was your reaction when headline broke on when that headline brok

irregularities that raise more questions than a gary barlow tax return . these barlow tax return.l, we have a statement from nicola sturgeon, the former . first sturgeon, the former. first minister, and she said, to find myself in the situation i did today , when i'm certain i've today, when i'm certain i've committed no offence, is both a shock and deeply distressing. i know beyond doubt that i am in fact innocent of any wrong doing . i will take a day or two to process this latest development. i intend to be back in parliament soon, where i will continue to represent my glasgow southside constituents to the very best of my ability . your very best of my ability. your reaction to the arrest of nicola sturgeon is her dream of independence over? let me know your thoughts. mark at gb news dot com. reacting to my take at ten, journalist and broadcaster nina michkov adventurer and leadership coach adrian hays and the leader of ukip, former tory mp neil hamilton. well all nina michkov where do we start with this one? what was your reaction when headline broke on when that headline brok

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