this is the moment when edgarjunior was arrested by british transport police last year. 50—year—old had sexually assaulted a woman on a train. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported hasjumped 50% in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up 10%, too. most women and girls have experienced incidents of sexual harassment and other types of non—contact sexual offending on the transport network for a very long time. it isn't new to many women and girls that this is happening, but we also know perpetrators can target busy transport network times so that they can access women and girls in that way, as well. so we shouldn't be surprised that there are a huge number of perpetrators. there have been a number of campaigns encouraging women to report violence on the transport network. lik

this is the moment when edgarjunior was arrested by british transport police last year.d it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls.

this is the moment when edgar junior was arrested by british transport police last year.. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported has jumped 50 in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up 10%, too. most women and girls have experienced incidents of sexual harassment and other types of non—contact sexual offending on the transport network for a very long time. it isn't new to many women and girls that this is happening, but we also know perpetrators can target busy transport network times so that they can access women and girls in that way, as well. so we shouldn't be surprised that there are a huge number of perpetrators. there have been a number of campaigns encouraging women to report violence on the transport network. like this app, railway guardian. police say the increase

this is the moment when edgar jr. was arrested by british transport police last year. the 50-year-old had sexually assaulted a woman on a train. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is... far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported has jumped. 50% in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up 10% too. most women and girls have experienced incidents of sexual harassment and other types of non-contact sexual offending on the transport network for a very long time. it isn't new to many women and girls that this is happening, but we also know perpetrators can target busy trans network times so that they can access women and girls in that way as well, so we shouldn't be surprised that there are huge number of perpetrators. there have been a number of campaigns encouraging women to report violence on the transport network, like this app, rai

this is the moment when edgarjunior was arrested by british transport police last year.rain. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported hasjumped 50% in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up 10% too. most women and girls have experienced incidents of sexual harassment and other types of non—contact sexual offending on the transport network for a very long time. it isn't new to many women and girls that this is happening, but we also know perpetrators can target busy transport network times so that they can access women and girls in that way as well. so we shouldn't be surprised that there are a huge number of perpetrators. there have been a number of campaigns encouraging women to report violence on the transport network. like this app, railway guardian. police say the increas

one of the strengths _ british transport police. e got local knowledge and we know our communities. but due to austerity primarily, — communities. but due to austerity primarily, chief officers over the last few— primarily, chief officers over the last few years have had no option but to _ last few years have had no option but to almost dismantle neighbourhood policing teams. now neighbourhood policing teams. now neighbourhood policing teams are the tool where _ neighbourhood policing teams are the tool where we are able to work with communities, and in partnership with other— communities, and in partnership with other agencies, and of course that is where _ other agencies, and of course that is where the intelligence, what we need _ is where the intelligence, what we need from — is where the intelligence, what we need from the ground up, comes from. so we _ need from the ground up, comes from. so we need _ need from the ground up, comes from. so we need to— need from the ground up, comes from. so we need to reinstate neighbourhood p

this is the moment when edgar junior was arrested by british transport police last year.—old had sexually assaulted a woman on a train. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported hasjumped 50% in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up io%, too. most women and girls have experienced incidents of sexual harassment and other types of non—contact sexual offending on the transport network for a very long time. it isn't new to many women and girls that this is happening, but we also know perpetrators can target busy transport network times so that they can access women and girls in that way, as well. so we shouldn't be surprised that there are a huge number of perpetrators. there have been a number of campaigns encouraging women to report violence on the transport network. like this a

this is the moment when edgar junior was arrested by british transport police last year.he 50—year—old had sexually assaulted a woman on a train. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported hasjumped 50% in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up io%, too. most women and girls have experienced incidents of sexual harassment and other types of non—contact sexual offending on the transport network for a very long time. it isn't new to many women and girls that this is happening, but we also know perpetrators can target busy transport network times so that they can access women and girls in that way, as well. so we shouldn't be surprised that there are a huge number of perpetrators. there have been a number of campaigns encouraging women to report violence on the transport network. l

according to the british transport police, the number of violent incidents against women and girls was recorded in 2023 alone. this sharp increase in violence has not been small in the past. the transport police supervisor has published statistics that show an average of 31 incidents per day violence against women and girls has been reported. at the same time as the russian army approached the city of pokrovsk in the east. the authorities demanded the evacuation of the city as soon as possible. meanwhile, ukrainian forces captured parts of kursk region . nearly a thousand days have passed since the beginning of the biggest war in europe in the last 80 years, a war that has now become more complicated with the entry of ukrainian forces into russian territory. enemy with the support of westerners provocative actions in our border areas. the situation is complicated. it is not clear whether the ukrainians should strengthen their positions in kursk or stand against the russians in pokrovsk. at the same time more complicated popular support has also decreased. a poll by the kyiv institute s

according to the british transport police department, only in 2023, the number of violent crimes recorded against women and girls on the country's transport network increased by 20%. the police believe that this sharp increase in violence in the past is also low the authority has not released statistics that show that on average 31 cases of violence against women and girls are committed daily. kamele harris, the candidate for the election of the democratic party of the united states of america , promised the people of this country that if she wins the election, she will stop the price increase in this country. the majority of the american society, which kamal haris , the democratic candidate , refers to as the middle class , are very dissatisfied with the economic situation and high prices, and are going through difficult conditions. it is proposing a communist price control policy. this leads to food shortages. rationing, starvation and inflation will become more severe in america. we should consider him a communist and socialist and someone who is going to destroy our country. among the

according to the british transport police department, the number of violent crimes registered againsten and girls in the transport network of this country has increased by 20% in 2023 alone.

according to the announcement of the british transport police department , the number of violent crimes registered against women and girls in the transport network of this country has increased by 20% in 2023 alone. the police believe that this sharp increase in violence was not small in the past. the transport police supervisor has published statistics that show an average of 31 incidents per day. violence against women and girls has been reported. well, let's go back to the news of arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. seyyed al-shahda came to najaf from all corners of iran and after visiting amir al -mu'minin imam (peace be upon him), they are on their way to karbala. the distance between najaf and karbala is about 80 kilometers. these days, najaf's roads are full of traffic. khaliqal hossein and you are on your way to karbala , khademi, a great reporter of the najaf broadcasting news agency , thank you very much for being with us. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, ladies and gentlemen, hello, please accompany us with the news of the stock exchange from khabar network

british transport police say they've recorded a 20% increase in the number of violent crimes against on year. more than 11,000 complaints were made in the year to march — compared with fewer than 9,500 the previous year. police say the increase could be down to more victims coming forward. the government says the levels of violence and harassment are completely unacceptable. ellie price reports. a guy gets on and completely unprovoked begins kicking me and then hurling a lot of verbal abuse at me. fit} then hurling a lot of verbal abuse at me. ~:: ., , , at me. 60 rolled quite well dressed man grabbed _ at me. 60 rolled quite well dressed man grabbed me. _ at me. 60 rolled quite well dressed man grabbed me. i _ at me. 60 rolled quite well dressed man grabbed me. i was _ at me. 60 rolled quite well dressed man grabbed me. i was wearing - at me. 60 rolled quite well dressed man grabbed me. i was wearing a l man grabbed me. i was wearing a heavyweight coat with it being winter~ — heavyweight coat with it being winter. the next thing they were hands _ winter. the next thing they were hand

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and we also had things like more british transport police , more guards to transport police, more guards. so we didn't have men entering, women carrying female carriages then actually women could feel a lot safer. >> well, khadija khan, what do you say to that? i know other countries like india, japan , countries like india, japan, mexico, malaysia have tried similar things. what are your thoughts ? thoughts? >> violence against women and girls has risen more than 50% over two years. >> i mean, the figures are staggering, but it's not unprecedented. i would say that this is a very short term solution to have segregated carriages for women. and this we need to understand the crimes, attacking women or sexually. these sexual assaults , they are these sexual assaults, they are not, crimes committed because of women's presence. women's presence. >> women's presence. >> the onus of responsibility does not fall on women. it is a part of this kind of mindset is a is an extension of the same misogynistic mindset that is prevalent in countries like iran and saudi arabia and other muslim majority

the met police, assisted by british transport police . they were wearing their police.ll of their protective gear as you would expect in these kind of situations. they began forcing the group into ever sort of smaller areas to try and contain them. and ultimately four arrests were made on suspicion of violent disorder. one person was arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker , assaulting an emergency worker, another person for going equipped for arson, and another person for breaching a section 35 dispersal order, which had beenin 35 dispersal order, which had been in place. now, thankfully, nobody was believed to have been seriously injured. i've been looking croydon actually has four mps. i've been looking at their social media. i've seen no comment yet on the disorder which took place last night. although all of the mps have been commenting, as you would expect, on the disorder that has been taking place generally around the country, but right here, right now for what was the scene of the most arrests? as far as i understand it, across the country all i

i'm actually the ambassador of the british police transport dogs. police dogs.te a btps or whatever it is, and they actually, they're drugs. dogs. they're the ones that are trained to all of these things, but they don't get insurance after they retire. well, that's a disgrace. and when they're left with their handlers, their handlers have to pay- handlers, their handlers have to pay. so this this charity actually gets money so they can actually gets money so they can actually go to them to get. >> i can't believe i want to take that up in parliament. actually oh thank you, because that seems unfair. these dogs , that seems unfair. these dogs, you know, they put their lives on the line on a daily basis, you know, risked death and injury. yeah and in their final years they should have that bit of comfort that. well the owners should in the knowledge that they're exactly. but their medical bills will be there won't be because you know, they suffer from bad shoulders because, you know, they're pulling like the drugs dogs. >> in fact, one of my favourite dogs was cal

british transport police sergeant, just here told us had come from out of town for that demonstrationde of the road, more kind of anti mass migration protesters also stood up, divided by a police line as they hurled insults and chants at one another. now there was a moment of confusion. some people running around the police told me that a woman was removed from the scene, unrelated to either demonstration, but that caused a small moment of havoc and the stand up to racism protests was then moved behind me to aldershot train station, where they were asked to leave the town, as many of them had planned to do so. of course, as i said, many of them coming from outside of aldershot earlier today as they moved away, i spoke to one of those stand up to racism protesters about why he was here against the fascists, who are trying to create division and hatred in our country, which is absolutely disgraceful. >> i was born in this town and that's why i came down here to be with my community in aldershot. i'm not shipped in yet. i live in london now, but i was born here and i'm proud of refugees

. >> well, this has all come out in the british transport police authority's annual report, there were 7500 offences against women and girls on trains in 2021. now, more than 11,000 last year. >> the number of sexual offences jumped 10% over the same period, while sexual harassment reports doubled. what is going on out there? well hopefully to explain a little bit of what she thinks is going on is feminist activist and writer jean hatchett. jean lovely to see you. thank you so much for joining lovely to see you. thank you so much forjoining us this much for joining us this morning. this is a shocking report. what do you make of what we've learned? this morning from this? >> well, i mean, obviously we've known we've known for many years that violence against women and girls, male violence against women and girls has been been escalating, i mean, i think there's a number of contributing factors. i think, you know , we factors. i think, you know, we cannot discount the impact of porn on the, the dehumanisation of women. and that has been, made more and more accessible. it's become more an

southport horror, and talking about sweeping new police powers and measures, things allowing british transport policeefore they get anywhere near a protest rolling out of facial recognition technology, which has been used a lot in london but hasn't necessarily been used across the uk. and i think it's across the uk. and i think it's a reminder that at times like this, the kind of violent, despicable behaviour of the few is used to clamp down on the many, i mean, and also just demonise people. >> yeah, well , yeah, there is >> yeah, well, yeah, there is the element of that. but what part of me thinks lie—in well, this is all well and good as long as it is applied universally across all sort of violent protests and not just ones involving white people. >> yeah, no, i understand where you're coming from, and i'm quite balanced on this in terms of when he gave that press conference or that speech. i can see a level of frustration from people, and i empathise and understand why. for the simple fact that when it came to like blm marches, when it's come to other sort of marches, he's there on one knee. he's

clashes with the enemy's support forces, which were sent to the area to transport the dead and wounded , continue. the british police clashed with the protesters in polimos and arrested several. after violent protests engulfed some british cities, prime minister starmer announced. an organized army of specialist police forces to deal with. these violences occurred in protest against the attack of an immigrant on the school and the killing of three girls and the wounding of 10 others, after false rumors were spread in cyberspace that a muslim refugee was responsible for the attack. immigrants and mosques have happened. flash attacks. against immigrants and muslims in england, with the entry into the seventh day and its spread in different cities of this country, it has taken on new dimensions. telmama, an organization that monitors attacks on muslim islam in england , says that attacks against muslims have tripled in the last week, and at least 10 mosques in the country, including in the cities of southport, hartlepool and liverpool, have been attacked or seriously threatened. yet still. the statistics of the number

british police, it happened right here. london police have accused two britons of collaborating with russian intelligence for setting fire to the warehouse. the fire completely destroyed the building. the warehouse belonged to the company. which transported aid to ukraine. the suspects pleaded not guilty. us secretary of state anthony blinken issued a warning about the increasing number of sabotage attacks by russia across europe. the kremlin is also stepping up its hybrid attacks on front-line nato member states, setting fire to and sabotaging supply depots, disregarding maritime borders and demarcation lines in the baltics, and launching new and new cyber attacks. yuliana yarshova left her home in ukraine and came to britain in 2023. after visiting the site of the burned warehouse, she says she is shocked that something like this could happen on british soil. and when we see something burned in the fire pit, it really hurts. i think we need to do better to prevent this. similar incidents have been reported in spain and germany, like the one in this social media video, as well as in france, which comes amid warnings from the president of latvia and officials from the netherlands and lithuania about possible new attacks. mark hanna from