"i was just left on the floor and general bramall left."g site on salisbury plain where he said he was undressed and tied to a wall with hooks. he alleged he was then stabbed in the foot and hand and tortured with a cigarette lighter and darts as well as being electrocuted and he said those involved included sir michael hanley, a former head of m15 and lord bramall was also there. carl beech is accused of lying about all of his claims, he denies perverting the course ofjustice and fraud. june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. more than a0 people have been killed and 130 injured on an air at a refugee detention centre near the libyan capital tripoli. the un has described the attack as a war crime. our middle east correspondent quentin somerville reports from beirut. they came to libya in search of an escape. but were killed before they could flee its shores. more than 100 migrants, mostly africans, were corralled inside the detention centre in east tripoli. they had nowhere to run to when it took a direct hit. dozens were killed, ma

lord bramall has described how officers descended on his home in hampshire. were all over the house, and my wife was seriously ill. but she was downstairs on a walker, and i had to move herfrom room to room, and she kept on saying, "what are they all doing here?" the beech case has been extremely damaging for scotland yard, but today, the police watchdog stressed that it had found no suspicion of criminality involving officers who investigated beech. june kelly, bbc news. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: caster semenya won't defend her 800m world title later this year after the latest ruling by a swiss federal tribunal. jill ellis steps down as us women's football coach weeks after winning a second successive world cup. and basel move through to the third qualifying round of the uefa champions league after knocking out former winners psv eindhoven. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that caster semenya will not be able to defend her world 800 metres titl

lord bramall has described how officers descended on his home in hampshire.over the house and my wife was seriously ill, but she was downstairs on a walker and i had to move herfrom room to room and she kept on saying, "what are they doing here?" the beech case has been extremely damaging for scotland yard but today the police watchdog stressed that it had found no suspicion of criminality involving officers who investigated beech. our top story this evening: the prime minister has visited wales and promised to help farmers in the event of a no—deal brexit. coming up: the internet family chat show being watched by millions. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: sin bins in football, that's the fa's answer to dealing with dissent in the game — something which will come into affect for the upcoming season. alcohol abuse in england has become a national epidemic — with cuts to services meaning many are not getting the help they need. experts from king's college london say the government isn't doing enough to tackle it. while scotland and wales have invested in the

among those carl beech accused was lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff.ge of 91, he found himself in a police station answering questions. torture 7 are you suggesting that a very, very senior army officer with an impeccable record in engagement, tortured children? also falsely incriminated was his long—time friend and fellow normandy veteran, general sir hugh beach — no relation to their accuser. sir hugh, now 96, gave evidence to thejury which has convicted carl beech. he's a man who's done enormous damage to totally innocent people who've done him no harm at all. an evil man. beech claimed the ex—tory mp harvey proctor had actually murdered two boys. 0ther politicians he accused were the former home secretary, lord brittan, who died during the police investigation, the late conservative prime minister sir edward heath, and lord janner. police investigating claims of historic child abuse launch a new investigation into historic murder or manslaughter. in 2014, bbc news made the police investigation a lead story. at this point, beech was anonymous and kn

among those carl beech accused was lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff.und himself in a police station answering questions. torture 7 are you suggesting that a very, very senior army officer with an impeccable record in engagement, tortured children? al5o fal5ely incriminated was his long—time friend and fellow normandy veteran, general sir hugh beach — no relation to their accuser. sir hugh, now 96, gave evidence to the jury which has convicted carl beech. he's a man who's done enormous damage to totally innocent people who've done him no harm at all. an evil man. beech claimed the ex—tory mp harvey proctor had actually murdered two boys. 0ther politician5 he accused were the former home secretary lord brittan, who died during the police investigation, the late conservative prime minister sir edward heath, and lord janner. police investigating claim5 police investigating claims of hi5toric child abuse launch a new investigation into hi5toric murder 01’ investigation into hi5toric murder or manslaughter. in 2014, bbc news made the police investigation a l

lord bramall has described how officers descended on his home in hampshire.house and my wife was seriously ill and she was downstairs on a walker and i had to move herfrom room to room and she kept on saying, "what are they all doing here?" the beech case has been extremely damaging for scotland yard, but today the police watchdog stressed it had found no suspicion of criminality involving officers who investigated beech. june kelly, bbc news. reseachers say alcohol abuse in england has become a national epidemic, with cuts to services meaning many are not getting the help they need. this experts from kings college london, say the government must do more to tackle the problem. while scotland and wales have invested in their alcohol services, more than £100 million has been cut in england, since services were re—organised in 2012. the researchers say cuts to community care are putting increasing strain on hospitals, which have seen admissions for alcohol—related conditions rise by 15% in the last decade. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, repo

the latest now on the major incident which has been declared in cheshire. 0ur correspondent is in bramallmanchester. how acute is the situation there? well, there have been some pretty dramatic scenes here since around teatime, asjudith was saying, the real shock here is the amount of rainfall, the speed at which it came down and the number of small streams and rivers that broke their banks pretty quickly. just five miles away from here is the small town of poynton where a number of homes have been evacuated as the water came through the homes from the back to the front, straight out into the roads. here, a number of members of the fire service have been rescuing individuals from their homes and cars, as people got stranded because of the sudden deluge of water. things have definitely improved within the last hour or definitely improved within the last hourorso, definitely improved within the last hour or so, the water level around here has dropped pretty dramatically. but it is only tomorrow that we will really see the damage, particularly in people's homes, and that cleanup operation ca

searched, were the former cabinet minister leon brittan, the former head of the armed forces lord bramallex—mp harvey proctor. beech was jailed last week for inventing the claims. angus crawford reports. carl beech, described in court last week as a manipulative, devious liar, whose false allegations launched operation midland. former high courtjudge launched operation midland. former high court judge sir launched operation midland. former high courtjudge sir richard henriques wrote a damning report about the investigation. and today he said the met may even have broken the law when applying for search warrants. officers told a district judge beech's story remained consistent, but to be —— but he had previously given different accounts to another force. there previously given different accounts to anotherforce. there is no allegation any officer deliberately misled the court but that is little comfort for harvey proctor. it has been very difficult if, for me, my partner, my friends and obviously for others caught up in this mania. i was effectively ruined by what happened. i lost myjob. i

lord bramall has described how officers descended on his home in hampshire. were all over the house and my wife was seriously ill and she was downstairs on a walker and i had to move herfrom room to room and she kept on saying, "what are they all doing here?" the beech case has been extremely damaging for scotland yard, but today the police watchdog stressed it had found no suspicion of criminality involving officers who investigated beech. june kelly, bbc news. a former police constable who accused a teenager of wasting police time five months before she was murdered by her ex—boyfriend has been found to have committed misconduct. shana grice was killed in brighton in 2016 by michael lane. she'd reported him five times to police. former pc trevor godfrey was told his actions were serious but they would not have been a sackable offence. heavy rain in north yorkshire, has caused severe flash flooding. the torrential downpours in the market town of leyburn washed away parts of the road and flooded homes and businesses. some roads near towns in the yorkshire dal

victims, lord bramall, isaw yesterday, and myself are calling for the publication of the report. in prison? that is farcical! the reason they don‘t want to publish it is because of the content on it which will not help their case, they are protecting police officers, they are protecting themselves. mr proctor, do you think you will be able at any point to move on? i don't know. ask me when i settle with the metropolitan police or rather, they settle with me. at that time, i am perfectly happy to come and talk to you again to see what my position is. yes, i am angry. i don‘t think i am bitter. i think i have every right to be angry with what has happened to me and two other, the likes of field marshal lord bramall and lady britain, they lost their loved ones without them knowing that innocence prevailed. we look forward to hopefully having you back on the programme, thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. still to come... the rise in levels of serious violence, such as knife stabbings, amongst young people is a social emergency, says a new report by a cross—party of mps. we‘

he is in his 90s, marshal lord bramall. he is in his 905, add marshal lord bramall.rnet which was unheard given his time of life. who said when put me into google on the internet, it's the first thing you get, you cannot take that off. carl beech is an evil man, he has done so much damage to people. we head harvey proctor says he lost his livelihood while under suspicion. there has been without on the metropolitan police, millions of pounds were spent on this investigation, no charges have been brought. we are still awaiting the full results of an investigation into the metropolitan police. the bbc, like otherjournalists, interviewed nick. the police investigation was a lead story. now we have had a statement from the bbc saying, in 2014, the bbc reported serious allegations in the public interest which were the basis of a police murder investigation, and which the police later described as credible and true. carl beech has since been exposed as a fantasist and a serial liar, not least by an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama. we express our utmost sympathy to those

searched were the former cabinet minister leon brittan, the former head of the armed forces lord bramallor. beech was jailed last week for inventing the claims. angus crawford reports. carl beech, described in court last week as a manipulative, devious liar, whose false allegations launched operation midland. former high court judge sir richard henriques wrote a damning report about the investigation. and today he said the met may even have broken the law when applying for search warrants. officers told a districtjudge beech's story remained consistent, but he had previously given different accounts to another force. there is no allegation any officer deliberately misled the court but that is little comfort for harvey proctor. it has been very difficult if, for me, my partner, my friends and obviously for others caught up in this mania. i was effectively ruined by what happened. i lost myjob. i lost my home. i have a civil action against the metropolitan police, which they are resisting. in 2014, beech's fantasies about a high—profile paedophile ring were taken at face value by police. i

the retired armed forces chief lord bramall was one of those accused.ey proctor was another. but sir richard says the police may not have told the whole story when applying for warrants to search their homes. according to him, there were inconsistencies in beech‘s allegations that the judge wasn't told about. the police watchdog has also looked at the investigation and concluded there was no evidence that officers deliberately misled the judge. our correspondent angus crawford is here. how significant is this intervention by thejudge? how significant is this intervention by the judge? i how significant is this intervention by thejudge? i think it is highly significant. it really casts doubt on the very beginnings of this investigation. you will may remember if you cast your mind back to 2014, senior officers described mr equity's allegations as being credible and true, but the former high courtjudge credible and true, but the former high court judge sir credible and true, but the former high courtjudge sir richard henriques was brought in to review the

among those accused by carl beech was lord bramall, former chief of the defence staff, and at the ageound himself in a police station answering questions. you are saying that a man with an impeccable record was engaged in the torture of children? also implicated was his friend and fellow normandy veteran, sir hugh beech. he gave evidence to the which has convicted carl beech. here, a man has done enormous damage to innocent people who have done no harm at all. an evil man. carl beech claimed the former tory mp harry potter has murdered two does. he also accused the former home secretary lord britain who died during a police investigation, the late conservative prime minister sir edward heath, and lord janner. allegations that senior figures in public life sexually abuse children more than 30 years ago. in 2014 bbc news made a police investigation of the story. at this moment carl beech was anonymous and known by the pseudonym, nick, and a senior detective spoke for him and his colleagues. what he said i believed to be credible and true. the police investigation went on for 18 months a

lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff, now in his 90s, wrote...ote... danieljanner, son of another politician falsely accused by beech, spoke for his family. the effect is hard to describe, but it‘s the stigma of an allegation as serious as rape against a loving father. harvey proctor later gave a news conference. my life, my future as i had planned it to be and my belief in british institutions and fairness have gone. the metropolitan police assertion that his allegations were credible and true is already part of my obituary. carl beech has been sentenced for lying about his abuse claims, downloading hundreds of sexual images of young boys and secretly filming a boy indecently. he will serve half of his 18 year sentence in prison. the judge mrjustice goss said beech‘s offending called for a severe and deterrent sentence. tonight, the man who wanted to put other people in the dock is beginning his jail term. june kelly, bbc news at newcastle crown court. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the us supreme court has cleared the way for the trump

lord bramall has described how officers descended on his home in hampshire.l over the house and my wife was seriously ill, but she was downstairs on a walker and i had to move herfrom room to room and she kept on saying, "what are they doing here?" the beech case has been extremely damaging for scotland yard but today the police watchdog stressed that it had found no suspicion of criminality involving officers who investigated beech. more flash flooding in north yorkshire, this town and the orchard dales were hit by a tense downpour this afternoon. the met office says 50 mm of rain fell in about an hour, making some of the roads impossible. the environment agency says river levels are expected to rise significantly overnight. it's monitoring the situation very closely. let's not go to nick who is in north yorkshire where there has been flooding, very, very quick flash floods cannot tell us where you are at the moment and what has happened to your house and village? yes, it happened at six o'clock this evening, we had a warning from the environment agency lite

lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff, now in his 90s, right —— wrote: the widow of lorded during the investigation, wrote: and the godson of the former prime minister sir edward heath, said: daniel o'donnell, daniel 0'donnell, son of another falsely accused politician, spoke for his family —— danieljanner. falsely accused politician, spoke for his family -- danieljanner. the effect is hard to describe it is the stigma of an allegation as serious as rape against a loving father. harvey proctor later gave a news conference. my life, my repute, my future as i had planned it to be, and my belief in british institutions and fairness, have gone. the metropolitan police assertion that his allegations were credible and true is already part of my obituary. beech wanted to put other people in the dock, but he is now beginning a long prison sentence. carl beech was given this 18 year term for a number of offences, lying about his abuse claims, that is 12 cou nts about his abuse claims, that is 12 counts of perverting the course of justice, claiming compensation fraudulently by lyin

he claimed the former head of the army, lord bramall, was amongst those present at what he called remembrance month enquiry by scotla nd led to an 18 month enquiry by scotland yard which cost £2 million and ended with no arrests. he denies fraud and perverting the course of justice by lying about his claims. you will be back in the witness box tomorrow. june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. iran has summoned the british ambassador in tehran — after royal marine commandos stormed an iranian oil tanker in the mediterranean. (00v)the vessel was seized as it passed through uk waters off the coast of gibraltar. britain says the ship was carrying two million barrels of oil to syria, in breach of eu sanctions. tehran says the seizure is illegal. under cover of darkness, helicopters put the first marine commandos onto the deck of the supertanker. it is 330 metres long, huge vessel. they went down by rope. 0thers 330 metres long, huge vessel. they went down by rope. others are like in fast boats and took command of the vessel. it all happened without any violence, no shots were fired. i don'

lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff, now in his 90s, wrote...tan, who died during the investigation wrote... and the godson of the late prime minister sir edward heath said... danieljanner, son of another politician falsely accused by beech, spoke for his family. the effect is hard to describe, but it's the stigma of an allegation as serious as rape against a loving father. harvey proctor later gave a news conference. my life, my future as i had planned it to be and my belief in british institutions and fairness have gone. the metropolitan police assertion that his allegations were credible and true is already part of my obituary. carl beech has been sentenced for lying about his abuse claims, downloading hundreds of sexual images of young boys and secretly filming a boy indecently. he will serve half of his 18 year sentence in prison. the judge mrjustice goss said beech's offending called for a severe and deterrent sentence. tonight, the man who wanted to put other people in the dock is beginning his jail term. june kelly, bbc news at newcastle

defence staff, a distinguished military career and statement read by his solicitor said that lord bramall wounded during his army career as he was by carl beech's false allegation, there was a statement read to the court on be laugh of diana brit tan, the widow of lyon brit tan. she described how her husband with was alone in a hospital bed with cancer when he learned of the claims and she said my husband's name has now been cleared. but he will never know this. carl beech will be sentenced at 2.15, 12 counts of perverting the course of justice at 2.15, 12 counts of perverting the course ofjustice and a number of paedophile offences. there's confusion surrounding the release of results from the retailer sports direct, after the firm failed to publish them this morning. well, with me is our correspondent simon gompertz. well, this isnt the first time — what's going on ? well, the results were delayed for more than a week ago until first thing this morning and then they we re thing this morning and then they were delayed from this morning, we are not sure if they will come out today, at all

he claimed the former head of the army, lord bramall, was among those present at what he called theseays the paedophile ring operated in london and beyond in the 1970s and ‘80s and also involved christmas parties. today, he said, "we were the presents to unwrap and they would undress us." he also alleged that the former home secretary lord brittan raped him over a bath while holding his head underwater. and he said he went on to the yacht of the ex—prime minister sir edward heath. he told the court that he refused to go out to sea with sir edward, who comforted him when he started to cry. june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. our top story this lunchtime: patients' lives are being put at risk because of delays treating them for sepsis. this baby is among the victims of the so—called hidden killer. coming up, we live at wimbledon where it's a busy day at wimbledon. coming up on bbc news, frank lampard is the new chelsea head coach. after leading derby county to the championship play—off final, he returns to stamford bridge, where he spent 13 years as a player. there's a boost

dinghies to get to flooded homes, rescue crews help 11 people and four dogs to safety this evening in bramallto pick up this being, water in the area has been raging all afternoon. in nearby cheadle hume, the floods moved along roads, across driveways and energy back gardens. in poynton, a major incident was declared as people grabbed whatever they could to bail out the water. the last 2a hours in north yorkshire have been atrocious. this toddler carried out of the torrent, his family in the car when rescuers reached them. they came around the field and waded through to the back of our car and rescued us and a few other people from the boot of the car. from the boot of the car? in the boot of the car, yes, i guess we were on a slope and it is where the water seemed the slowest and the lowest that way. hailstones hammer down on this housing estate in leyburn. hailstones hammered down on this housing estate in leyburn. you couldn't believe what you were filming? allison was amazed. today she was left to reflect on what happened. there was a carpet of hailstones across everywhere, it was like wi

lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff, now in his nineties, wrote: in service of my queennally. i can honestly say, however, i was never as badly wounded in all my time in the military as i have been by the allegations. the widow of lord brittan, who had died during the investigation, wrote: in the last year of his life, he had to face, while desperately ill, a series of entirely false allegations and smears of the very worst kind. my husband's name has now been cleared, but he will never know this. and the godson of the former prime minister, sir edward heath, said: this has done untold damage to sir edward's reputation. sir edward heath was always, as he remains, wholly and categorically innocent of these depraved and wicked accusations. danieljanner, son of another falsely accused politician, spoke for his family. the effect is hard to describe, but it's the stigma of an allegation as serious as rape against a loving father. harvey proctor later gave a news conference. my life, my repute, my future as i had planned it to be, and my belief in british institutions and fai

he claimed the former head of the army, lord bramall, was amongst those present at what he called remembranceed to an 18—month enquiry by scotland yard, which cost £2 million and ended with no arrests. he denies fraud and perverting the course of justice by lying about his claims. he'll be back in the witness box tomorrow. june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. patients' lives are being put at risk because of delays in treating them for sepsis. hospitals are meant to put suspected sufferers on an antibiotic drip within an hour, but bbc research shows a quarter of patients in england are waiting longer than that. sepsis is hard to spot and diagnose. it's triggered by infection, and worsens when the immune system goes into overdrive. the uk sepsis trust says every year there are about 250,000 cases across the country, leading to over 50,000 deaths. analysis of 100 nhs trusts in england by the bbc showed that betweenjanuary and march this year, 24% of hospital patients did not get treated within an hour. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. gosh, it's a hollow house without him, isn't it

the retired armed forces chief lord bramall was one of those accused.former mp harvey proctor was another. but sir richard says the police may not have told the whole story when applying for warrants to search their homes. according to him, there were inconsistencies in beech's allegations that the judge wasn't told about. the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, has also looked at the investigation and concluded there was no evidence that officers deliberately misled the judge. andy moore, bbc news. our correspondent angus crawford gave us this update on the police‘s handling of the case. you may remember, if you cast your mind back to 2014, at that time senior officers described mr beech's allegations as being credible and true. but the former high courtjudge sir richard henriques, as you have just heard, was brought in to review the whole investigation. although the complete report has not been published, it has been very critical in part. essentially, what he says is that when officers went to a district judge to get a search

lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff, now in his 90s, wrote: the widow of lord britton,d during the investigation, wrote: and the godson of the former prime minister sir edward heath, said: danieljanner, son of another falsely accused politician, spoke for his family. the effect is hard to describe it is the stigma of an allegation as serious as rape against a loving father. harvey proctor later gave a news conference. my life, my repute, my future as i had planned it to be, and my belief in british institutions and fairness, have gone. the metropolitan police assertion that his allegations were credible and true is already part of my obituary. beech wanted to put other people in the dock, but he is now beginning a long prison sentence. carl beech was given this 18 year term for a number of offences, lying about his abuse claims, 12 counts of perverting the course ofjustice, claiming compensation for dna by lying about those claims, and also paedophile offences. he had admitted downloading hundreds of sexual images of young boys and secretly filming a boy indecently. the

among those carl beech accused was lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff.ion answering questions. torture, are you suggesting that a very, very senior army officer with an impeccable record would engage in torture of children? al5o falsely incriminated was his long—time friend and fellow normandy veteran, general sir hugh beach, no relation to their accuser. sir hugh, now 96, gave evidence to the jury which has convicted carl beech. he is a man who's done enormous damage to totally innocent people who had done him no harm at all. evil man. beech claimed the ex tory mp harvey proctor had actually murdered two boys. other politicians he accused with the former home secretary lord britain, who died during the police investigation, the late conservative prime minister sir edward heath and lord janner. and then there were the intelligence chief5, sir michael hanley, once head of m15 and sir maurice oldfield, and ex—bo55 of m16. allegations that senior figures in public life sexually abused children more than 30 years ago. in 2014, bbc news made the police invest

among those famous people, well people he claimed were part of the ring, he said that they were lord bramaller prime minister sir edward heath, and the former tory mp harvey proctor. he also claimed today he was introduced tojimmy also claimed today he was introduced to jimmy savile, who also claimed today he was introduced tojimmy savile, who was a guest of this group of abuser5, who he claimed wa5 raping and torturing young boys at the same time as him. he said thatjimmy savile in fact raped him al5o. he claimed that the abu5e took place at various army barracks in wilt5hire, a5 abu5e took place at various army barracks in wilt5hire, as well as other locations throughout london. previously in the trial, the court has been told that mr beech admitted to making indecent images of children and charges of voyeurism. he's been painted by the prosecution a5 he's been painted by the prosecution asa he's been painted by the prosecution a5 a fanta5i5t. mr beech, 51, denies 12 charges of perverting the course of justice and 12 charges of perverting the course ofju5tice and one charge of fraud. he is

he claimed the former head of the army, lord bramall, was among those present at what he called thesed beyond in the 1970s and ‘80s and also involved christmas parties. today, he said, "we were the presents to unwrap and they would undress us." he also alleged that the former home secretary lord brittan raped him over a bath while holding his head underwater. and he said he went on to the yacht of the ex—prime minister sir edward heath. he told the court that he refused to go out to sea with sir edward, who comforted him when he started to cry. june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. high courtjudges have been told that the former leader of the english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, was subjectively reckless, when he broadcast defendants in a criminal trial. mr yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson, is accused of contempt of court. dan johnson reports from the old bailey. stephen yaxley—lennon heading back to court to answer claims he committed contempt. claims that have already seen him jailed once and freed on appeal. to the media you should be standing

seniorfigures in introduce him to other abuses, including senior figures in the army, including general edwin bramallre he raped him, also. now, carl beech denies 12 charges of perverting the course of justice and one of fraud. he is accused of lying about being the victim of a vip paedophile ring that included high—profile members of the armed forces, celebrities and politicians. the court has already been told by the prosecution that carl beech is a fantasist, and the jury carl beech is a fantasist, and the jury was also told that he has admitted charges of creating indecent images of children and voyeurism. mr beach is set to continue giving evidence this morning. back to you. thank you very much. the director general of kenyan civil aviation says they suspect the stowaway who fell from a plane over south london on sunday was an airport employee in nairobi. speaking exclusively to the bbc, gilbert kibe told our reporter ferdinand 0mondi they are checking lists of airport employees to see if anyone is missing. i haven't received many fresh updates yet, but i am expecting some use today. as you know

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the retired armed forces chief lord bramall was one of those accused.se the achievement gap between disadvantaged pupils and other children in england's secondary schools is almost at a "standstill", according to a new report. the education policy institute found poorer pupils are, on average, 18 months behind the rest of the class by the age of 16. our education correspondent, frankie mccamley, reports. tackling the gap in achievements between poorer pupils who are eligible for free school meals and their peers has always been a priority. in the last eight years, analysis showed progress in closing the gap was slowing down to a point where it's now at a standstill. researchers found between 2017 and 2018, the gap has actually widened slightly by 0.2 months to 18.1 months, meaning poorer pupils are now 1.5 years behind their peers by gcse level, with larger gaps in parts of northern england of more than two years. the report also warns that black caribbean pupils have experienced particularly poor progress. in secondary schools, they're more likely to b

among those carl beech accused was lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff.91, he found himself ina at the age of 91, he found himself in a police station answering questions. torture? are you suggesting that a very senior army officer with an impeccable record was engaging in torture of children? also falsely incriminated was his long—time friend and fellow normandy vetera n long—time friend and fellow normandy veteran general sir hugh beach, no relation to the accuser. sir hugh, 110w relation to the accuser. sir hugh, now 96, gave evidence to the jury which convicted carl beech. years -- he isa which convicted carl beech. years -- he is a man who has done enormous damage to people who have done him no harm at all. beech claimed x tory mp harvey proctor had murdered two boys. other politicians the accused we re boys. other politicians the accused were the former secretary lord brittan, who died during the police investigation, the late conservative prime minister sir edward heath, and lord jenner. prime minister sir edward heath, and lord jenner. allegations

among those he has accused is lord bramall, a former chief of the defensive staff.m to see the general at an office in an army barracks. the general asked his stepfather to wait outside. carl beech said... he told thejury beech said... he told the jury on another occasion his stepfather took him to a disused house and waiting for him where lord bramall and other members of the military. he said... he also described being taken to imber, an army training site on salisbury plain where he said he was a and tied to a wall. he alleged he was then stabbed in the foot and hand and tortured with a cigarette lighter and darts as well as being electrocuted. he said those involved included sir michael hanley, a former head of m15, and lord bramall was also there. carl beech is accused of lying about all his claims. he denies perverting the court of justice claims. he denies perverting the court ofjustice and fraud. more than a0 people have been killed and 130 injured in an air strike on a refugee detention centre near the libyan capital tripoli. the un has described the attack

searched were the former cabinet minister leon brittan, the former head of the armed forces lord bramallwas jailed last week for inventing the claims. angus crawford reports. carl beech, described in court last week as a manipulative, devious liar, whose false allegations launched operation midland. former high court judge sir richard henriques wrote a damning report about the investigation. and today he said the met may even have broken the law when applying for search warrants. officers told a districtjudge beech's story remained consistent, but he had previously given different accounts to another force. there is no allegation any officer deliberately misled the court but that is little comfort for harvey proctor. it has been very difficult if, for me, my partner, my friends and obviously for others caught up in this mania. i was effectively ruined by what happened. i lost myjob. i lost my home. i have a civil action against the metropolitan police, which they are resisting. in 2014, beech's fantasies about a high—profile paedophile ring were taken at face value by police. i had poppi