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example, yasha or fedya the baroness runs the show here.oness, she ran and so they all ran after her. now in ust-bots people are using bison. by teaching respect for nature and popularizing ecotourism, bison can teach people that there is no need to be greedy. why, because their appetite is very restrained. the guys are cultured in this regard. that’s the most important thing, that i can get nothing from the bison, uh, it’s very crazy, but he treats his children with care and accordingly. that is, they constantly protect them, constantly feed them, constantly watch them, and their mother loves them very much. well, love, care, the main human qualities are the most spectacular way to get to the vienna pillars national park , the log cruise from yakutsk is one of the twelve routes of yakutia along the longest river of russia there are, of course, plans to modernize the river fleet and it is clear that the lena river itself with its attractions, including not only our client fleet, they give us, uh, confidence and prerequisites for us to conti

the baroness runs everything here , apparently the baroness ran, she ran, and so they all ran after hernow in ust-bots people are using bison. they teach to be careful attitude towards nature and popularizes ecotourism, bison can teach people that there is no need to be greedy, precisely because they have a very restrained appetite. the guys are cultured in this regard. that ’s the most important thing, that i can get nothing from the bison, uh, very crazy, but i treat my children carefully and responsibly. that is , they constantly protect them, constantly feed them , constantly watch them, and their mother loves them very much. well, love is care, the main human quality is the most spectacular way to get to the vienna pillars national park log cruise from yakutsk is one of twelve routes in yakutia along the longest river in russia there are, of course, plans to modernize the river fleet and it is clear that the lena river itself with its attractions, including not only our client park . yes, they are not giving us, uh, the confidence and prerequisites for us to further develop river t

back in 2016, baroness casey.ouise casey, she found that in a number of local areas , ethnic a number of local areas, ethnic or migrant groups have become increasingly divided. so i'm asking you this big question this evening . has this evening. has multiculturalism failed? get in touch with us. email farage at gbnews.com or tweet us with the hashtag farage on gb news. well, it's a really big topic. it's an important topic. are we getting the language right to this ? the the language right to this? the words, the language? i'm delighted to be joined in the studio by dr. alan mendoza, who is the executive director of the henry jackson society. alan, thank you for joining henry jackson society. alan, thank you forjoining me at henry jackson society. alan, thank you for joining me at this very important debate. and an important day. i think the fallout of this. have you been surprised by the abuse and the vitriol that the home secretary has received following that speech yesterday? >> no, not in the slightest, becaus

back in 2016, baroness casey.ouise casey, she found that in a number of local areas , ethnic a number of local areas, ethnic or migrant groups have become increasingly divided. so i'm asking you this big question this evening . has this evening. has multiculturalism failed? get in touch with us. email farage at gbnews.com or tweet us with the hashtag farage on gb news. well, it's a really big topic. it's an important topic. are we getting the language right to this ? the the language right to this? the words, the language? i'm delighted to be joined in the studio by dr. alan mendoza, who is the executive director of the henry jackson society. alan, thank you for joining henry jackson society. alan, thank you forjoining me at henry jackson society. alan, thank you for joining me at this very important debate. and an important day. i think the fallout of this. have you been surprised by the abuse and the vitriol that the home secretary has received following that speech yesterday? >> no, not in the slightest, becaus

these are luxurious female names for baroness. example, yasha or fedya the baroness runs the show here. they ran, apparently, the baroness, she ran and so they all ran after her. now in ust-bots people are using bison. by teaching respect for nature and popularizing this tourism, bison can teach people that they need to be greedy, exactly why? because their appetite is very restrained. the guys are cultured in this regard. the most important thing is that i can knock nothing out of the bison, and i certainly treat my children very carefully and responsibly. that is, they constantly they protect them constantly, they feed them , they constantly watch how they are, and their mother loves them very much. well, love is caring.

example, yasha or fedya, the baroness runs the show here. they ran, apparently, the baroness, she ran and so they all ran after her. now in ust-bots people are using bison. they teach respect for nature and popularize ecotourism, bison can teach people that there is no need to be greedy, exactly why, because they have a very big appetite reserved the guys are cultured in this regard. the most important thing is that i can knock nothing out of the bison. eh, bison treat their children very carefully and responsibly. that is , they constantly protect them, constantly feed them , constantly watch them, and their mother loves them very much. well, love, care, the main human qualities, the most spectacular way to get there, the vienna pillars national park , the food cruise from yakutsk is one of twelve routes in yakutia along the longest river in russia. there are, of course, plans for modernization, and the river fleet is clear that the lena river itself with its attractions, including not only our fleet of clients, they give us, uh, confidence

the mead — and baroness kennedy is report... the mead to— and baroness kennedy is report... have instigated a movement of women _ everard have instigated a movement of women sharing their stories about everyday— of women sharing their stories about everyday sexism. the steps the scottish — everyday sexism. the steps the scottish government is taking to criminalise misogynistic abuse and improve _ criminalise misogynistic abuse and improve our criminaljustice system improve our criminal justice system are in— improve our criminaljustice system are in part — improve our criminaljustice system are in part a — improve our criminaljustice system are in part a response to that but they— are in part a response to that but they cannot be the only response. there _ they cannot be the only response. there is— they cannot be the only response. there is a — they cannot be the only response. there is a much bigger responsibility on our society as a whole _ responsibility on our society as a whole and — responsibility on our society as a whole and particularly in all men to create _ whole

de diez baros le vale, de diez baros le cuesta.stán probados y calados, le manejamos pura máxima calidad. albertano: vítor, este es mi vagón. el vítor: ¿y cuánto te costó, güey? albertano: no te hagas. nos echamos un volado y tú perdiste. a ti te tocaba la línea rosa. el vítor: pues sí, carnal, pero a mí la línea rosa no me gusta. es que hay un chorro de gente. llevábamos apenas dos estaciones y ya me habían dado como seis arrimones. albertano: Ándale, pues, ándale, pues sí te voy a dar chance, pero primero déjame que termine yo de cantar mi canción. el vítor: Órale, va. albertano: ♪ sembrador de amor sembrador de amor ♪ el vítor: perdonen. señores pasajeros, les pido una disculpa para no seguir ahora sí que-- pues, afectando sus oídos con los berridos de mi carnal, mejor sí cómprenme las canciones de los artistas que sí saben cantar de veras, no que ladran, como este güey. albertano: ¿qué te pasa, hijo del padre chinchachoma? el vítor: ah, ¿sí, güey? ya valió. ya sacaste boleto, güey, ¿eh? ¿te vas a rifar un tiro, carnal? ¿eh? con

baroness while. former mep baroness jacqueline back. jacqueline foster. welcome back. feel like i've not seen you in ages. why it feels ages. don't know why it feels like everyone's going like that. everyone's going on holiday. other than me holiday. i think other than me and the former editor of labourlist, peter edwards. welcome. thank you. have you been train journeys been on any train journeys anytime recently? >> i want a heritage line. >> yeah, i want a heritage line. the railway north the steam railway north yorkshire summer, was yorkshire this summer, which was great next time i have great fun. and next time i have to michael portillo. to take michael portillo. >> yes . do you to take michael portillo. >> yes. do you train jane? is >> oh yes. do you train jane? is that your kind thing or not? that your kind of thing or not? >> came with from >> oh, came up with avanti from liverpool monday. that's not liverpool on monday. that's not the same thing. no, like the same thing. no, i like trains. i used to eurostar a lot. obviously and i think it's a lovely way, eve

good morning baroness. ros, ifi may. good morning baroness.ything, can wejust tweak it, and, we can't promise anything, can we just tweak it, and it's and, we can't promise anything, can wejust tweak it, and it's not sustainable in the long term. mel stride from the government said it is not sustainable in the very, very long term. william hague is saying to get rid of it. angela rayner of labour says we can't say what we will have in our manifesto, we can't commit. what's happening and why are they all saying this? it commit. what's happening and why are they all saying this?— they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody — they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is _ they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing _ they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up _ they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up to - they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up to what - they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up to what the j that nobody is facing up to w

baroness jenny answer that question?ly if we had a government that understood l had a government that understood climate change it would come from renewable sources, which are incredibly cheap than the current system of oil and gas and there has been so much discussion here and i really don't know what to take first. landry, you said you've got to take people with you... riahi to take people with you... rishi sunak said _ to take people with you... rishi sunak said that. _ to take people with you... rishi sunak said that. well, - to take people with you... rishi sunak said that. well, it - to take people with you... rishi sunak said that. well, it is i to take people with you... rishi sunak said that. well, it is a i sunak said that. well, it is a very sensible thing _ sunak said that. well, it is a very sensible thing to _ sunak said that. well, it is a very sensible thing to see, _ sunak said that. well, it is a very sensible thing to see, but - sunak said that. well, it is a very sensible thing to see, but it i sunak

who has had support our mps and _ the baroness who has had support our mps and families on this.have questions to ask regarding promises on capitat— questions to ask regarding promises on capital costs but with there be support— on capital costs but with there be support on— on capital costs but with there be support on revenue impact like travel— support on revenue impact like travel or— support on revenue impact like travel or remotes or children with special— travel or remotes or children with special educational needs? our county— special educational needs? our county has a high level of those, and cases— county has a high level of those, and cases have been mentioned and we need to— and cases have been mentioned and we need to make sure that caseworkers will engage with mps because i have not experienced that communication to date _ not experienced that communication to date. what is the role of ox work in all_ to date. what is the role of ox work in all of— to date. what is the role of ox work in all of this, — to date. what is the role of ox work in all of this, what impac

alongside me, baroness jacqueline foster and michael walker remain june. june. my view has been in touch. so michelle, get a life. i must say i'm very disappointed in you. what is she talking about? you might be wondering if you just tuned in. she's talking about a debate. i'm going to have before the end of the programme about capital gains tax your you're gains tax on your home. you're livid tonight. know what? livid tonight. you know what? it's debate. we're just it's just a debate. we're just throwing out there. that's it's just a debate. we're just throwwe out there. that's it's just a debate. we're just throwwe do. ut there. that's it's just a debate. we're just throwwe do. tell1ere. that's it's just a debate. we're just throwwe do. tell me. that's it's just a debate. we're just throwwe do. tell me if hat's it's just a debate. we're just throwwe do. tell me if you; it's just a debate. we're just throwwe do. tell me if you agree what we do. tell me if you agree with that proposal or not. lots of you getting in touch about that suggestion about ex—mili

baroness casey's review into the met found that the force lacks accountability and transparency. arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information, be transparent and be honest. louisa deferred starting a law degree for three years, fearing a prosecution. the siblings were eventually acquitted, but both say their two—year legal fight had a big impact on their lives. i was working in a retail store in westminster. i lost myjob because they barred me from the area. i was accused of something and i could have spent time away from my family, my daughter, everything that i love for malicious lies. the bbc has also learned that body—worn video wasn't disclosed from the camera of the officer who pushed louisa. in a statement, the force told us there were errors with disclosure of evidence and apologised. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. it's labelled as protection for the public, but ultimately, it protec

tenemos el menú económico por 45 pesos y el ejecutivo por 60 baros. bueno, ¿cuál es el menú? cierto, de postre tenemos crocante de maní al piloncillo, o sea, palanqueta. mire, mire, tráiganos el menú económico nada más y más les vale que esté deliciosa porque aquí mi princesa es, es muy exigente. ah, si fuera tan exigente no andaría contigo, carnal, andaría conmigo. espérate. oh, cotorrea. ah, chales. ah, de veras, qué carácter. ¿así se escribe chicharrón? - sí. - ¿sí? sí. sírvanse sentirse bienvenidos. ¿qué les voy a traer? tenemos dos menús, uno económico de 45 y otro ejecutivo de 60 pesos. ¿cuál es la diferencia? 15 pesos. ¿tienen mingitorio? no, nomás lo que hay en la carta. ¿es que ni siquiera tienen donde lavarse las manos? ah, es que para eso tenemos esto, mira nomás. gel antisepsia. mira, mira, ¿viste? a ver, pon tus manos, pon, pon. a las de acá. ahora hazle a las de acá. frota. hazle a las... ¡pero no encima del plato! ¿cómo crees? ¡fíjate! vas a hacer migajón. ahora pásale a él pa que... pa que no se desperdicie. ya hiciste un cochinero, carnal. no manches. - ¡doña

you will remember the report from baroness caseyin remember the report from baroness casey in march on the met police, merciless and unsparing and there are problems everywhere, wherever you are to us. let's speak to former chief superintendent of the metropolitan police, tell us about your own area, your own force. good morning. how much of a crisis is there at the moment?— morning. how much of a crisis is there at the moment? before we start on the crisis. — there at the moment? before we start on the crisis, there _ there at the moment? before we start on the crisis, there is _ there at the moment? before we start on the crisis, there is something - there at the moment? before we start on the crisis, there is something i - on the crisis, there is something i would like to say, the majority of police officers are good and caring and if you have a member of the public out there who needs help, they should still dial 999 and they should still ask for that help when they need it so i would hate for anyone to be listening now and think because there is a crisis in policing they cannot ge

baroness thousands of armenians.hone. caroline i hope you can hear me okay. >> i can hear you. thank you. can you hear me ? can you hear me? >> i can indeed. >> i can indeed. >> thank you so much forjoining us. i'm sorry we haven't been able to get you on the screen . able to get you on the screen. but caroline, you've been out on an awful lot of times to armenia. us why these armenia. just tell us why these christian, why this christian community under so much community is under so much threat? well it's been under threat? well it's been under threat for a time . threat for a long time. >> it is a subject of a major genocide in the last century. but recently there is a very disturbing situation which you've the little you've mentioned, the little armenian called armenian enclave called nagorno—karabakh , that stalin nagorno—karabakh, that stalin stuck azerbaijan and stuck inside azerbaijan and azerbaijan has been recently attempting ethnic cleansing as meaning. from there, it's been going on slowly since december ,

today i rise to honor and the life and legacy of frank baros. he was a giant among us. a champion for the latino community, a renowned conservationist, and a historian who preserved the legacy of generations gone by. a second generation arizonan, frank spent his career working to preserve our most precious resource, water. as a young hydrologist, he worked for the u.s. bureau of reclamation and later the arizona department of water resources. he played pivotal roles during key moments in arizona's water history from planning the central arizona project to ground water management. even after retirement, frank found many ways to serve. he was appointed by governor napolitano to the central arizona water conservation district board of directors, where he served with distinction, ensuring that even amidst of state's rapid growth our water resources were well managed. a man of deep faith, he spent his later years caring for our most vulnerable neighbors as president of the enormously impactful st. vincent depaul society. frank new the dealing power of st. vincent depaul. his

he is called namam mohammad baro meche, one of the 36 thousand students of shahid baba . from the resistance of the people of abadan in the movie yehdo to the resistance of the people of khorram shahrhar in the movie mozada and fereshte. and the camaraderie is like a teenager during the battle in the movie mahdi's position, i'm a car, i'm not a mehti bakri, it's all a review of the story of those who grew up at the beginning of adolescence , the missing hand is the last example of this kind of film, a story based on the book hozeh khoon, hozeh khoon, and the saga of a mother. . which is part of the story of one shahid teenager points. sadiq what? sadegh shahid is a story of those who stood up and stood up as children. farzan azarfam, radio reporter. 17. the next part is the news. i saw him for the first time only when he was 12 years old, but later we got to know each other from the days when he wanted to go to the officer's college, and we all really loved him, from my father and the whole family , as a wonderful person at that age, very human. he was a chosen one in ter

you that , well, for these few hours i will be a count, yes, a count or a countess, a harrow or a baronessrevsky, golshansky, on... grudsky, ruzhany castles, the church of the transfiguration in polotsk, the state is laying such a foundation for the future, a striking example is the palace and park complex in zhilichy, and the sacred masters and reconstruction clubs in zhilichy have started. now this is a new tradition, you know what it’s made of, it’s called corn cob, it’s called leaves, well, here’s a churn for butter, a gang there for a bath. this is to stick for honey, that means it’s for wine, for drinks, for leaven, for smaller places, it’s generally very important for them to develop, lived so that there would be interest and so that people would know, festivals are good, and the more of them there are, the better it will be, people will travel around their country, they will see what is beautiful in it, and we have a lot of beautiful things, so it is gradually taking shape patriotism and love for the motherland, tourist routes right now will become the center of the yashche greater

these shots are the baron and baroness. we came to watch the fire show. just visible across the danube. more precisely, what is left of it, according to the russian military, is exactly. there were ukrainian militants there. foreign mercenaries store fuel to supply military equipment. where is the point visible for a better view? maybe it’s true that food comes almost in families, no one is afraid of explosions, they even take cats, judging by the meow not behind the scenes, and there’s an interesting popcorn trailer there. judging by the growing tension between ukrainians and romanians, maybe it will appear. romania actually does not recognize the fact that in 1940 northern bukovina and southern bessarabia joined the soviet union. and after the declaration of independence of ukraine , they became part of ukraine. when the special military operation ends, romania will be among those countries that will want to receive some land from ukraine for yourself, therefore , these are the points on the map from which you can observe the defeat of ukraine, this exp

these are luxurious female names for baroness.ykovs have simple russians, for example, yasha and fedya , who run the show here. she ran and they all ran after her. now in ust-bots, with the help of bisons, people are taught to respect nature and popularize ecotourism, bisons can teach people that recently, why should they be greedy? because their appetite is very restrained. the guys are cultured in this regard. that’s the most important thing, that i can knock out nothing from the bison, and without a zone it’s very careful and, accordingly, treats his children. that is, they constantly protect them, constantly feed them, constantly watch them, and their mother loves them very much. well, love is caring, the main human quality is the most spectacular way to get to the vienna pillars national park, a field cruise not from yakutsk is one of twelve routes in yakutia along the longest river in russia. there are, of course, plans for modernization, and the river fleet and it is clear that itself the lena river with its attractions, in

baroness casey's review into the met found that the force lacks accountability and transparency. video is that. it's almost to cover the back of the police _ we all know that arresting people is difficult, - but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, _ release the information, - be transparent and be honest. louisa deferred starting a law degree for three years, fearing a prosecution. the siblings were eventually acquitted, but both say their two year legalfight had a big impact on their lives. i was working in a retail store in westminster. i lost myjob because they barred me from the area. i was accused of something and i could have spent time away from my family, my daughter, everything that i'd love for malicious lies. the bbc has also learned that body—worn video wasn't disclosed from the camera of the officer who pushed louisa. in a statement, the force told us there were errors with disclosure of evidence and apologised. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're

see not the nursery emphasizes this with luxurious female names baroness.ovs have simple russians, for example, yasha or fedya, who run the show here. they ran, apparently. meat she ran and they all ran after her. now in ust-bots, with the help of bisons, they teach people to respect nature and popularize ecotourism, bisons can teach people that recently it is to be greedy why? because their appetite is very restrained. the guys are cultured in this regard. that’s the most important thing, that i can get nothing from the bison, uh, very crazy, and berezhnaya treats her children responsibly. that is, they constantly protect them, constantly feed them, constantly watch them, and their mother loves them very much. well, love is caring, the main human quality is the most spectacular way to get there, the national parkent pillars cruise from yakutsk is one of the twelve routes of yakutia along one river itself russia has, of course, plans to modernize the river fleet, and it is clear that the lena river itself with its attractions, including not only our client

, school and college leaders, in some cases received a letter from one of the school's ministers baronessecause they haven't failed in the questionnaire which is used to provide the information for this list, and far too many of them had provided that information, some of them had provided it three times for 15 schools in their trust. all of it raises questions about the accuracy of that list and therefore i think we need to not take too seriously some of those reassurances from the prime minister. i think what we would be better off doing is having a clear sense of what is going to happen, to make sure the most important part of this is that children are safe. i important part of this is that children are safe.— important part of this is that children are safe. i want to put to use the response _ children are safe. i want to put to use the response from _ children are safe. i want to put to use the response from the - children are safe. i want to put to - use the response from the department for education. they said to us they are on track to rebuild the target of 500 schools of the next

which medium ammunition is an important tool for ukraine to be able to advance further amed george barosot a plane on the issues of russia and ukraine at the institute for the study of war in washington , after long years of waiting, on september 5 , researchers of the institute received new photos of the zone of hostilities that indicate that the ukrainian troops continue the tactical successes of the so-called syrovykin line in the zone between the population centers of the zaporizhzhia region, information on the fact that russian troops have left the territory of robotnoy, representatives of the occupation authorities have confirmed that the harsh lines are three lines of defensive fortification. this is a long tankover, then behind it is a row of dragon's teeth, which are also intended to stop vehicles . then there are trenches with combat positions. these are the positions of russian soldiers and what we see as of yesterday ukrainian the military is fighting on this third component, they are fighting on those trenches and field fortifications behind the role and behind the dragon's

. >> the elite squad was highlighted in a scathing review by baroness louise casey last yeah by baroness described a male dominated culture with little supervision, in which offensive comments were often seen as harmless banter. nearly 50 serving officers are currently accused of breaching standards with 24 subject to restrictions as rule changes will see officers rotated out of the squad every eight years. plans are also in place to increase the number of women, which currently amounts to just over 3% of armed officers . as chronic 3% of armed officers. as chronic staff shortages and unmanageable workload are weakening, the probation service . that's probation service. that's according to the outgoing chief inspector, justin russell is due to stand down at the end of the month. he pointed to an annual report which highlighted major gapsin report which highlighted major gaps in the services provided to those on probation, which may have driven their offending. the chief inspector says the service is consistently weak in its protection of the public and he's calling for an independent rev

the elite squad was highlighted in a scathing review by baroness louise casey last yeah by baroness louise casey last year. it described as a male dominated culture with little supervision in which offensive comments were often seen as harmless banter, nearly 50 serving officers are currently accused of breaching standards, with 24 subject to restrictions . rule changes will see officers rotated out of the squad every eight years. plans are also in place to increase the number of women which currently amounts to just over 3% of armed officers . just over 3% of armed officers. the uk's economy will see the highest inflation rate of the world's g7 economies this year , world's g7 economies this year, according to the oecd . the according to the oecd. the organisation for economic co—operation and development has raised its 2023 inflation forecast for the uk , which is forecast for the uk, which is now at 7.2. chancellor jeremy hunt described the global outlook as challenging, but he said expected drop in to inflation below 3% next year is good news. the government is reportedly set to announ

it's the fact that this you know, caroline diner, who's the baroness lancaster kimbolton, baroness lancasterould written to gb news should have written to gb news and admonished bev turner. >> i'll tell you why i why i agree with that somewhat. wait minute. >> can i just can i just hear from can i just hear from carrie on your thought? >> she was simply admonishing bev for simply expressing her views and i saw the interview. there was it andrew pierce there was a it was andrew pierce was putting the other side of it. it seemed to me it. so there was it seemed to me that that was a perfectly fair debate. and bev was perfectly within reason express within reason to express her views. but again, it's interesting. you interesting. i mean, you mentioned who who is mentioned herself who is who is her it's mark her husband? it's mark lancaster, the baron lancaster of and he is the guy of kimbolton. and he is the guy who was actually he was the deputy of the 77th deputy commander of the 77th brigade. again, as we mentioned at the time, when they were basically instigating these these these really wo

it's the fact that this you know, caroline diner, who's the baroness lancaster kimbolton, baroness lancasterould written to gb news should have written to gb news and admonished bev turner. >> i'll tell you why i why i agree with that somewhat. wait minute. >> can i just can i just hear from can i just hear from carrie on your thought? >> she was simply admonishing bev for simply expressing her views and i saw the interview. there was it andrew pierce there was a it was andrew pierce was putting the other side of it. it seemed to me it. so there was it seemed to me that that was a perfectly fair debate. and bev was perfectly within reason express within reason to express her views. but again, it's interesting. you interesting. i mean, you mentioned who who is mentioned herself who is who is her it's mark her husband? it's mark lancaster, the baron lancaster of and he is the guy of kimbolton. and he is the guy who was actually he was the deputy of the 77th deputy commander of the 77th brigade. again, as we mentioned at the time, when they were basically instigating these these these really wo

baroness csaey�*s review into the met found that the force lacks transparency.hat arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information. no, you're pushing against me... in this case, a pc switched off his camera during an arrest. bleep hell. watch — when his colleague says he's going to use an incapacitating spray, the pc disagrees... no... ..before immediately turning off his video. a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers�* actions were lawful and necessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also spent months digging for written records of failings. we've uncovered a catalogue of reports of misuse after sending hundreds of information requests. they show officers have deleted footage, covertly recorded conversations and even filmed and shared an image of a naked person. and we also found multiple cases of footage being accessed inappropriately by officers and shared on whatsapp. but we discovered forces routinely resist rel

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baroness csaey�*s review into the met found that the force lacks transparency.ase the video, release the information. no, you're pushing against me... in this case, a pc switched off his camera during an arrest. bleep hell. watch — when his colleague says he's going to use an incapacitating spray, the pc disagrees... no... ..before immediately turning off his video. a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers' actions were lawful and necessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also spent months digging for written records of failings. we've uncovered a catalogue of reports of misuse after sending hundreds of information requests. they show officers have deleted footage, covertly recorded conversations and even filmed and shared an image of a naked person. and we also found multiple cases of footage being accessed inappropriately by officers and shared on whatsapp. but we discovered forces routinely resist releasing video of camera misuse. four years ago, officers were called out to

but an inquiry into the culture of the met carried out by baroness casey raised concerns about attitudesice teams which carry weapons. she singled out armed officers and the elite squads of m0—19, as they are called as having an attitude that they were somehow above the law and they should be given special dispensation. this should be part of the task of the met police to tackle that. as the police officer who shot chris kaba in the street awaits trial, firearms officers will wait for the view into the legal process they might face should they pull the trigger. for some, their consent to bear arms is in the balance. tom symonds, bbc news. i'm joined now by dal babu a former chief superintendent in the metropolitan police. thank you for being with us. there are two things that stood out to me in that report, the concept of innocence until proven guilty and also the idea of trapping an arm around the officer who was accused here. do you think that happens? —— wrapping. i here. do you think that happens? -- wra inc. ~ , here. do you think that happens? -- wrauina. ~ ,., here. do you think t

baroness casey's review into the met found that the force lacks accountability and transparency. officers consider body—worn video is that it's almost to cover the back of the police. we all know that arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information, be transparent and be honest. louisa deferred starting a law degree for three years, fearing a prosecution. the siblings were eventually acquitted, but both say their two—year legal fight had a big impact on their lives. i was working in a retail store in westminster. i lost myjob because they barred me from the area. i was accused of something and i could have spent time away from my family, my daughter, everything that i love, for malicious lies. the bbc has also learned that body—worn video wasn't disclosed from the camera of the officer who pushed louisa. in a statement, the force told us there were errors with disclosure of evidence and apologised. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's n

setting up the london policing board fulfils a key recommendation made by baroness casey in her reviewfordhire where the harry potter films were made are set for a big expansion. warner brothers studios leavesden will build ten new sound stages and an additional 400,000 sq ft — increasing production capacity by more than 50%. it's hoped it will create 4,000 direct or indirect jobs across the country. building is due to begin next year and be completed in 2027. london schools have received thousand of pounds in grants to help improve music lessons. restore the music uk, a music education charity, has given over £200,000 in the capital as they say schools are under increasing financial pressure and their funding helps fill the gaps. kitting out a music department is one of the most expensive departments to furnish within school. sadly, perhaps you could say inevitably, music funding is one of the first areas that gets cut in many schools. let's take a look at the tubes. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. now the weather. good morning. it's a bright if cool start this morni

and this is an example of his baroness as a leader, and another example of his willingness to face hardad on. i have heard him speak — hard issues head on. i have heard him speak and — hard issues head on. i have heard him speak and clearly _ hard issues head on. i have heard him speak and clearly he - hard issues head on. i have heard him speak and clearly he is - hard issues head on. i have heard him speak and clearly he is a - hard issues head on. i have heard him speak and clearly he is a very intelligent man, a scholar, actually, of war and how wars are fought, and it is notjust the four stars on his shoulder that indicate or have guided the decision that he makes. do you think his views and his opinions on ukraine in a state of the war in ukraine have been maybe not ignored but pushed to the side because they weren't politically convenient? i side because they weren't politically convenient? i don't know the exact answer— politically convenient? i don't know the exact answer to _ politically convenient? i don't know the exact answer to that _ politically convenient? i don't know t

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baroness sue campbell will step down from her role as director of women's football at the football association is expected to miss most of the season with a serious acl injury. the croatian international — who's featured for spurs in every game this season — picked up the injury during a non—contact training session. british gymnastics has published a list of 62 people who have been banned or expelled from the sport over the past 30 years. most of them are coaches. it comes after last year's whyte review — an independent report that found systemic abuse within gymnastics. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks has been across this story. natalie, why did british gymnastics feel compelled to release this list? well, like you mentioned, last year's whyte review painted this picture really of a sport when the well—being of gymnast was not put at the heart of british gymnastics culture. it talked about quite harrowing testimony of gymnasts being forced to train on broken bones and tyranny of scales led to many developing eating disorders. but the review itself did not call for this banned list, this is s

i put in to chat b.g.t., the following question, write a poem about joe manchin and shawn baros is o and in less than three seconds this is what they broke. in senate chambers where voices resound manchin and baroso are found and two paths they pursue but united by a role they must construe. manchin a democrat from west virginia hills with it shaped by the hills and seeks grace and in a divided senate finds his place. baros is o, a republican from wyoming plains with conservative values that deeply ingrains his vision for policy distinct and clear in the halls of congress he perseveres. though ideologies often converge in the senate they engage and discuss and urge. for the common good they both aspire to serve their constituents their hearts on fire. two senators distinct in their view but bound by a duty to represent you, in democracy's stance they play their part, joe manchin and john baroso with determined heart. >> make sure we don't eliminate that part of the a.i. >> but think of that, in less than two seconds the data researched to present that material together, make it rhyme