stephen's mother baroness doreen lawrence said the decision marked a new low in the way her family havet murder of teenager stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago at a south london bus stop. what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today, an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should not be charged with misconduct in a public office for their investigative failures. stephen's father says he is saddened by the decision. i am really disappointed about that, because i felt that there was enough evidence there, from early, to suggest that these people weren't doing theirjobs in the right and proper way. two of the four retired officers were bill ilsley and ian crampton — seen here after being criticised by a landmark public inquiry 25 years ago. the others were brian weeden and ben bullock. prosecutions for misconduct in a public office in historic cases like this are rare. the evidential bar for criminal c

in april, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, told the bbc the case should be reopened. call following the bbc�*s investigations led to an official review of the closed murder investigation being ordered. the breadth of that review is still being worked out, but it means there remains a prospect of furtherjustice for stephen lawrence. to the campaign trail now. it's the last day to register to vote in the general election. with just over two weeks to go, there are an estimated 11.3 million first—time voters not registered. a social media campaign involving celebrities, influencers and sports stars has been launched to encourage young people to sign—up. 0ur political correspondent, damian grammaticas, has the details. today is the very last day you can register to vote. these may not be the voters of today, but rishi sunak has been taking his campaign far and wide. this was lincolnshire yesterday. mr sunak, in his search for voters, is sticking to his strategy to subject labour to scrutiny. today in devon, repeating that again. the choice is crystal clear, tax cuts at eve

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baroness doreen lawrence says she is 'disappointed and angry�* at the decision by the cps not to prosecuteo hear more about that in this event? i think we are, yes. this has been an economy week for labour. earlier we were with sir keir starmer in basingstoke in hampshire. he went to a buyer which said it had been struggling over the past year or so. they used to vote conservative and it wanted to give labour a go. they both had to take second jobs to supplement theirjobs and the buyer and he was chatting to them about that. labour's plans to reinvigorate the high street. he has also been trying to highlight their plans to bring back banking habits. in the town loses its last bank then they would use buildings where each different bank takes a different day of the week so that they still have access to banking. i think keir starmer�*s probably not too far away from speaking so we will be able to hear from from speaking so we will be able to hearfrom him injusta from speaking so we will be able to hearfrom him injust a second or so, i think. hearfrom him injust a second or so, ithink. he he

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