stand up, david carrick . i've made david carrick. made ancillary orders for deprivation pursuant to section hundred and 53 of the sentencing act 2018 and. and restraining orders under sections three, five, nine and three six of the act. they remain in force until further order. the surcharge applies . i order. the surcharge applies. i make no sexual prevention order. given the nature , the sentence given the nature, the sentence i'm about to pass on the mainland diamond tom counts six 1920 930, 31, 32, 38, 39, 42 and 43. the sentence says four years imprisonment on concurrent on counts 24 and 25. the sentence is seven years on each concurrent on count six. on the second, indicted . and i impose second, indicted. and i impose a concurrent sentence of nine years. 31 sentence is of life imprisonment are imposed on the main indictment on counts. 1 to 3 for five or six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40 and 41. also five life sentences are imposed on. the second indictm

you and we will bring people like david carrick to justice.— carrick to 'ustice.an police after carrick was sentenced here earlier today at southwark crown court. the commissioner has vowed to earn back the trust and confidence of women. he acknowledges that the force has let down women across london, but that it is more determined than ever to put it right. i think today and yesterday the focus not only on the punishment that carrick has received, a minimum term of 30 years in prison before he will be considered for parole, but for his 12 victims, the women, who were degraded. the serious sexual offences that he committed against them, they will have to live with that for the rest of their lives. helena wilkinson, thank you very much for that. helena wilkinson reporting from southwark crown court. separately, a serving met police officer has been charged with rape. pcjorden brown, attached to the central east command unit is accused of rape and three counts of actual bodily harm. he's due to attend barkingside magistrates court tomorrow. he's been suspended from

david carrick's policing.pc david carrick's crimes have had a devastating impact on the lives of his victims , but the failure of his victims, but the failure of his commanding officers to act fast sooner has destroyed the trust of many others within the wider community. mark white gb news at scotland yard yard . just an scotland yard yard. just an absolutely shocking case. a complete monster of a man, clearly, and of you getting in touch with me right now is to say throw away the key for this evil beast. it does to something like less than a for every single crime . how does that single crime. how does that equate to, of course , it will be equate to, of course, it will be 78 years old, supposedly the time he's considered for parole, which i think we can all agree or probably hope doesn't get. but joining me now , emma kay, but joining me now, emma kay, she's a founder of walk safe and it's a company which has developed that allows developed an app that allows people walking to plot that route through safe zo

in the dock, carrick showed no reaction. him, and one, a fellow met officer, told us she was relieved at the length of the sentence. he's had many years of doing what he shouldn't be doing. he's a monster, and now he needs to pay. he's an ex—police officer, which, in prison, is not something you want to be. and if he ever does come out, he will come out as an old man. from her boss, the new met commissioner, sir mark rowley, there was this. we had opportunities where warning signs were seen by the met, reports, allegations, and we didn't follow through on those, and that's why he was still a police officer when he shouldn't have been. so we have to repair those systemic failings. who do we report to when the rapists are police? - the commissioner acknowledged that some women's trust in the police had been profoundly shaken. this was a protest outside court today. it was his local force in hertfordshire which brought david carrick to justice. we have had further women come forward with all the publicity with the case, and we'

she said that with carrick she felt she had encountered evil. officer who's using the pseudonym michelle. she was raped by carrick during a brief relationship in 200a. he suggested that i should stay at his house. he raped me. i am a police officer, i know the definition of a rape, and i know no means no. michelle was one of the women who came to court to see their abuser finally face justice. david carrick, the once swaggering police bully, now a diminished convicted criminal in the dock. the court heard how, at his home in stevenage in hertfordshire, he would regularly lock one woman in a small cupboard under the stairs. he'd also use this whip on her. carrick installed a camera at the house so he could spy on her and some of the other women while he was working as an armed officer, guarding government buildings. in a series of harrowing personal statements read to the court by the prosecutor, the women described how david carrick had wrecked their lives, their health and their family relationships. he'd left them unable to trust other men and

in the dock, carrick showed no reaction.e of his victims were sitting behind him, and one, a fellow met officer, told us she was relieved at the length of the sentence. he's had many years of doing what he shouldn't be doing. he's a monster, and now he needs to pay. he's an ex—police officer, which, in prison, is not something you want to be. and if he ever does come out, he will come out as an old man. from her boss, the new met commissioner, there was this. we had opportunities where warning signs were seen by the met, reports, allegations, and we didn't follow through on those, and that's why he was still a police officer when he shouldn't have been. so we have to repair the systemic failings. who do we report to when the rapists are police? - the commissioner acknowledged that some women's trust in the police had been profoundly shaken. this was a protest outside court today. it was his local force in hertfordshire which brought david carrick to justice. we've had further women come forward with all the publicity with th

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in the dock, carrick showed no reaction. him, and one, a fellow met officer, told us she was relieved at the length of the sentence. he has had many years of doing what he shouldn't be doing. he is a monster, and now he needs to pay. he is an ex police officer, which, in prison, is not something you want to be. and if he ever does come out, he will come out as an old man. from her boss, the new met commissioner, there was this. we had opportunities where warning signs were seen by the met, reports, allegations, and we didn't follow through on those, and that is why he was still a police officer when he shouldn't have been. so we have to repair the systemic failings. who do we report to when the rapists are police? - the commissioner acknowledged that some women's trust in the police had been profoundly shaken. this was a protest outside court today. it was his local force in hertfordshire which brought david carrick to justice. we have had further women come forward with all the publicity with the case, and we're looking int

in the dock, carrick showed no reaction.officer, told us she was relieved at the length of the sentence. he's had many years of doing what he shouldn't be doing. he's a monster, and now he needs to pay. he's an ex—police officer, which, in prison, is not something you want to be. and if he ever does come out, he will come out as an old man. from her boss, the new met commissioner, there was this. we had opportunities where warning signs were seen by the met, reports, allegations, and we didn't follow through on those, and that's why he was still a police officer when he shouldn't have been. so we have to repair the systemic failings. who do we report to when the rapists are police? - the commissioner acknowledged that some women's trust in the police had been profoundly shaken. this was a protest outside court today. it was his local force in hertfordshire which brought david carrick to justice. we've had further women come forward with all the publicity with the case, and we're looking into those matters. i have absolutely

we that they could have done more to step carrick-— stop carrick. we of failed.f failed. he should have been _ stop carrick. we of failed. he should have been looked i stop carrick. we of failed. he should have been looked at l stop carrick. we of failed. he | should have been looked at as stop carrick. we of failed. he i should have been looked at as a police officer. there were many signs that we should have joined together. it's upsetting to be stood here talking about this, and i apologise again to the victims. and indeed i apologise for the women of london, many who i am sure will be troubled and their trust in police will be shaken by these events. we recognise that police officers that we have a big task again if we are to regain that trust. i have thousands of collies, men and women who really care about policing london and recognise that challenge and what needs to be done. i have been really clear from day one that one of the challenges for me was to root out those that corrupt the integrity of the metropolitan police, and this case illustrates that cha

as i say, david carrick�*s crimes.urning up tomorrow again. of the victims turning up tomorrow aaain. ., ., ~ an 11—year—old girl has gone missing in galashiels in the scottish borders. police are appealing for information. they say kaitlyn easson was last seen around 5:30 on sunday in the gala park area, and they're increasingly concerned for her safety. she is described as five foot, two inches tall with long blonde hair. police scotland's chief spoke to reporters in the last hour. this police scotland's chief spoke to reporters in the last hour. as you can imagine. _ reporters in the last hour. as you can imagine, we're _ reporters in the last hour. as you can imagine, we're approaching l can imagine, we're approaching nearly 2a hours since the last confirmed sighting, and i'm growing increasingly concerned for kaitlyn's safety and well—being. her family are facing the most distressing of times and are longing to know that kaitlin has been traced to safe and well. while i have an extensive number of resources and sp

for years, david carrick degraded and silenced his victims.bout the damage he's done to them. june kelly, bbc news, at southwark crown court. the time is 13:20. our top story this lunchtime. rescue efforts continue after 1700 people die in one of the most powerful earthquakes ever to hit turkey. still to come... we are reporting live from lancashire on the latest for the search for nicola bulley who went missing 11 days ago, who police believe accidentally fell into this river. coming up on the bbc news channel... harry kane targets his next record after becoming tottenham's all—time top goal—scorer with a winner against manchester city. house builders are warning that the spiralling demand for digital data storage is threatening the construction of new homes. the storage system, known as the cloud, uses so much power that some housing projects are being delayed due to lack of capacity for new connections to the electricity grid. the bbc panorama programme has been investigating, and here's richard bilton. 0n the west coast of ireland, the lat

the 48 year old has carrick. the 48 year old has been handed 36 life sentences and serve a minimum term of 30 years for sexual offences a dozen women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape. all out whilst he was a serving police officer. so what role.7 he says he's determined to root out risks in the force. people are going to be very shaken by this. i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this . are determined to tackle this. most of our people are great people but we've been too weak in getting be the ones aren't. so you're to see month by month changes as we remove individuals and you can report on that . i and you can report on that. i know my words today aren't enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take over forthcoming months . they over forthcoming months. they will that. well, lancashire will see that. well, lancashire police still believes police says still believes nicola boli fell the river wyre while she was o

in court, david carrick has been sitting for much of the hearing bailey looking up.a strip naked and he would communicate with her from naked and he would communicate with herfrom outside naked and he would communicate with her from outside the cupboard naked and he would communicate with herfrom outside the cupboard by whistling at her as if she was a dog. we also heard another woman, he rates her and had his hands around her throat and told her that he would be the last thing that she saw. what hearing now in court are what are known as victim personal statements, those are statements that have been written by the majority of the women and they give the court a sense of the damage that david carrick has done to them following the offences. i will bring you some of the statements. when was read in the last ten minutes or so and in the statement the woman said that night i felt that i had encountered evil. the statement goes on to say the woman said she feared for her life when she was rates by david carrick and detailing her exchange with a nurse after she was attac

now disgraced police david carrick 30 police officer david carrick 30 year sentence will be reviewed by the attorney general . three by the attorney general. three british nationals are still missing and the death toll continues to increase following the earthquake in turkey and syria . children and families syria. children and families have been pulled from the rubble overnight as the rescue mission for survivors continues . a shake for survivors continues. a shake up of rishi sunak's cabinet as the prime minister merges uk trade and business and creates departments for energy, security . and net zero. we'll speak to the brand new conservative chairman greg hands just before seven and ask if his reshuffle is enough to put the government back on top . they were the back on top. they were the strongest position in decades to compete with china or anyone else in the world, anywhere else in the world. us president joe biden has delivered his state of the union address overnight to congress. topics included police reform, gun control and standing up to russia . and we would love up to ru

�*s crimes have had on them. that david carrick's crimes have had on them. ,, . ., , ,, that david carrick'sing what would have happened if and when david carrick was joining the police, and we knew that there were domestic abuse allegations against him, let's think about what would happen if that victim had been very well supported and able to tell everything that we needed to share about his fences at that time. and what the police, instead of breathing a sigh of that there would be no further action, had looked into his behaviour in an assertive way, notjust his convictions but what his behaviour was and what was known about it, and leaders at the time, through their own processes had a vigorous approach, i would like us to think about how different what we might be talking about today would be. that's all i'm asking for, that for all forces in england and wales, to take that approach, that's what their own watchdogs and the police chiefs are said to do. i'm not convinced across our horses that thatis not convinced across our horses that that is happening. haifa not convinced across our h

also this lunchtime: a former met police officer, david carrick, who was one of the uk's most prolific sex offenders has been sentenced to a minimum of 30 years. grant shapps is appointed to the new role of energy and net zero secretary, in a mini cabinet reshuffle. police investigating the death of the epsom college head teacher believe she and her daughter were shot dead by her husband who then took his own life. and the women's cycling team from afghanistan who escape the taliban in search of olympic glory. and coming up on the bbc news channel, former yorkshire bowling coach richard pyrah withdraws from the disciplinary process related to allegations of historical racism at the county cricket side. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than 5,000 people are now known to have died after yesterday's devastating earthquakes that hit turkey and syria. many more have been injured, as thousands of buildings collapsed. the homeless are now having to endure freezing temperatures without shelter, as rescue teams and local residents scramble to free others trapped in the ru

the 48 year old has carrick.ces and serve a minimum term of 30 years for sexual offences a dozen women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape. all out whilst he was a serving police officer. so what role? he says he's determined to root out risks in the force. people are going to be very shaken by this. i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this . are determined to tackle this. most of our people are great people but we've been too weak in getting be the ones aren't. so you're to see month by month changes as we remove individuals and you can report on that . i and you can report on that. i know my words today aren't enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take over forthcoming months . they over forthcoming months. they will that. well, lancashire will see that. well, lancashire police still believes police says still believes nicola boli fell the river wyre while she was out walking her dog 11 days ago. the underwater s

the 48 year old has carrick.en handed 36 life sentences and will serve a minimum of 30 years for sexual offences against a dozen women . carrick against a dozen women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape. all carried out whilst he was a serving officer. some wrongly , serving officer. some wrongly, he's determined to root out misconduct in the force . people misconduct in the force. people are going to be very shaken . are going to be very shaken. this i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this. most of our people , great this. most of our people, great people, but we've been too weak in through the ones who aren't . in through the ones who aren't. so you're going to see month by month changes as we remove those individuals and you can report on that. i know my words today aren't enough . people have heard aren't enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take over forthcoming and they will see that. and lancashire police

that's the david carrick.for life after years of attacks that's the same story that the times has this tragic story life and death under the ruins. these are horrific ruins. these are the horrific earthquakes the turkey—syria earthquakes. the turkey—syria border, the has a fawlty towers return . that's john cleese return. that's john cleese writing a sequel , the classic writing a sequel, the classic sitcom. and those your front pages for wednesday that is the end.thank pages for wednesday that is the end. thank you so much for today, of course. and roger, thanks joining headline thanks forjoining me. headline is tomorrow at 11 pm. with is back tomorrow at 11 pm. with simon evans hosting . and nick simon evans hosting. and nick dixon is going to be there as well. if you're watching well. and if you're watching this stay tuned for the this 5 am, stay tuned for the breakfast show. coming up . police officer david carrick's 30 year sentence is to be reviewed for being too lenient . reviewed for being too lenient.

the 48 year old has carrick.been handed 36 life sentences and will serve a minimum of 30 years for sexual offences against a dozen women . carrick against a dozen women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape. all carried out whilst he was a serving officer. some wrongly , serving officer. some wrongly, he's determined to root out misconduct in the force . people misconduct in the force. people are going to be very shaken . are going to be very shaken. this i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this. most of our people , great this. most of our people, great people, but we've been too weak in through the ones who aren't . in through the ones who aren't. so you're going to see month by month changes as we remove those individuals and you can report on that. i know my words today aren't enough . people have heard aren't enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take over forthcoming and they will see that. and lancashire polic

and in the wake of the carrick, trial and overhaul of the you, case, entire police culture may be just one step to restoring some measure of faith in the force sonic. i. eagle out a 0, london. the world is producing more single use plastic waste than ever before. no research by the enduro foundation found that 137000000 metric tons of single use plastic was generated in 2021. some 7000000 metric tons more than in 2019. the report says the crisis will get significantly worse with the amount being produced, expected to rise by another. 17000000 tons. by 2027. it found recycling isn't scaling up fast enough to deal with a sheer amount of plastic being produced. the report says, plastic producers are making little progress and tackling the problem. it's calling for a fundamentally different approach. libby peak is from the green lions. she says recycling alone, isn't tackling the mountains a single use past a globally. unwilling, there is commitments that have been made in the u. k. and i swear to improve. so hang and improve collection of plastic. i think the real problem that this report

. yesterday of the met police rapist david carrick.ourt yesterday, he was told he would not be eligible for parole for 30 years, at which point he'd be 78. is it a strict enough sentence, stephen, because it's being called into review . it'll never be strict review. it'll never be strict enough because it'll never, ever bnng enough because it'll never, ever bring peace and closure to his victims because his crimes were so utterly reprehensible. watching mrs. chambers is justice. she rob read out the indictment yesterday. you just suddenly realise this person is beyond depraved . but if it's any beyond depraved. but if it's any consolation, i mean, i know what will happen to him in prison. he'll be in what's called the vpu, the vulnerable personal unit, which is where you put and police officers. he will have a very, very rough time. there'll be glass in the porridge be ground glass in the porridge and much mistaken. and this i'm very much mistaken. but fact remains is i think but the fact remains is i think we should move the spotlight

david carrick no, 12 victims of.ty to multiple offences more than 50 or around 50 counts. some of those multiple offences that took place while he was a serving police officer over an almost two decade period. and what we heard the morning was those crimes detailed and really excruciating detail we heard from the first of his victims in terms of in return for many with the ordeal that she suffered in july of 2003, she'd this man in, a local pub, he had persuaded her to go to his house. he told and by way of trying to persuade her to go home him that you couldn't be in safer hands, that he's a police . she did go back he's a police. she did go back home with him, but said wasn't interested anything further with him , but he prevented her from him, but he prevented her from leaving the effectively a violent struggle that he forced himself upon this woman and her multiple times . at one point he multiple times. at one point he was fumbling around the bed for something and he produced what was described as a black that h

carrick pleaded guilty to women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape, all carried out whilst he was a serving met police officer. smart role he said he , officer. smart role he said he, is determined to root out the bad apples in the force. people going to be very shaken by this. i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this . are determined to tackle this. most of our people are great people . we've been too weak in people. we've been too weak in getting to the ones he wants. so you're to see month by month changes as we remove individuals and you can report on that i know my words today aren't enough. know my words today aren't enough . people have heard me enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take over the coming months. they will see that. meanwhile, lancashire police says it still believes nicola fell into the river. wyre while she was out walking her dog ii river. wyre while she was out walking her dog 11 days ago. th

carrick pleaded guilty to women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape, all carried out whilst he was a serving met police officer. smart role he said he , officer. smart role he said he, is determined to root out the bad apples in the force. people going to be very shaken by this. i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this . are determined to tackle this. most of our people are great people . we've been too weak in people. we've been too weak in getting to the ones he wants. so you're to see month by month changes as we remove individuals and you can report on that i know my words today aren't enough. know my words today aren't enough . people have heard me enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take over the coming months. they will see that. meanwhile, lancashire police says it still believes nicola fell into the river. wyre while she was out walking her dog 11 days ago. the underwater two search for the mother of two con

after being handed 36 life sentences, david carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges relating to 12 different victims between 232020, including multiple rapes. it makes him on a person's most prolific sex offenders. carrick worked in the elite unit for london metropolitan police, but protected politicians and diplomats, and used his position to intimidate his victims into sign and energy. giant b. p is reported record annual profits for 2022. the british energy company recorded $27700000000.00 in earnings, boosted by a surge and energy prices. since russia is invasion of ukraine figured doubled from the previous year. all the energy firms have seen similar rises. b, p is also announced. it's scaling back plans to reduce the amount of oil and gas it produces by 2030. think it needs to meet current lawns or nearly 350 years. after his death, the dutch painter, you 100 premier, is about to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to a gallery and amsterdam. dozens of his paintings have been brought together from around the world for new exhibition. that person had a previous she may have been a

he committed across 2 decades with london's metropolitan police, david carrick admitted to the crimes while working in the force. hundreds of officers being investigated in british politicians are describing the police force as rife with institution line fixes them. so new guy has more they all the 1st port of call for law enforcement and prevention of crime in the you case capital with unique responsibilities and challenges. it. a crisis of competence has overshadowed london, metropolitan police. some $800.00 police officers are being investigated for sexual domestic abuse. revelations of criminals within its ranks, including wayne cousins who abducted raped and murdered sarah ever odd. as she was walking home nearly 2 years ago, and david carrick, who admitted to dozens of rapes and sexual offences against 12 women across 2 decades have shaken faith in the force. policing in the u. k. relies on the public consent and trust, but that trust has been in decline over the past few years, especially when it comes to issues of violence against women and girls. and the continuing disclosure

david carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges relating to 12 different victims between 232020, including multiple rapes. it makes him one of britain's most prolific sex offenders . carrick worked in the elite unit for london's metropolitan police that protected politicians and diplomats, and used his position to intimidate his victims into silence. the police had ignored 9 previous warnings about his actions. toward guides in china have received approval to resume it, travel abroad outer beijing partially lifted. a 3 year ban, the country was the world's largest outbound tourism market. before the pandemic, barnsley reports on how countries are preparing to welcome back chinese tourist. this is one of the 1st 2 groups to leave china. moments after ban on group travel was partially lifted. on monday, the tourists flight left the southern chinese city of kent dole. at 15 minutes past midnight, what i signed up as soon as i got the news of overseas tories, i'm sure i travel with my wife and my daughter. ah, last month the government allowed chinese travel agencies to provide outbound group

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today. of former officer david carrick today . the 48 year old has been today. the 48 year old has been handed 36 life sentences and will serve a minimum of 30 years for sexual offences against a dozen women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape , all carried 24 counts of rape, all carried out whilst he was a serving officer. so mark rowley says he's determined to root out misconduct in the force. people are going to be very shaken by this. i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this. most of our people are great people, but we've been too weak in getting rid of the ones who aren't. so you're going to see month by month changes as we remove those individuals and you can report on that. i know my words today aren't enough . words today aren't enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they don't see the action that we take over forthcoming months and they will see that. well, lancashire police says it still believes nicola bully fell into the river while whilst walking her dog ii

carrick against a dozen women. carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape. all carried out whilst he was a serving officer. a smart role, he says. he determined to root out risk conduct in the force . out risk conduct in the force. people are going to be very shaken by this. i completely recognise that we are determined to tackle this. most of our people are great people but we've been too weak in getting through the ones who aren't . so through the ones who aren't. so you're going to see month by month changes as we remove those individuals and you can report on that. i know my words today aren't enough . people have heard aren't enough. people have heard me talk about plans and they can only see the action that we take. our forthcoming months and they will see that. in they will see that. well, in other news today, lancashire police say they still believe fell into the river wyre while she was out walking her dog, 11 days ago. the underwater search for the mother of two continues. the force is also investigating about 500 lines of inquiry, although so far

david carrick . former rapist. david carrick.met police officer has admitted 85 serious offences against women over a 17 year period. he was jailed for 30 years last week . bedfordshire. sussex week. bedfordshire. sussex cambridgeshire, hertfordshire and met police forces had previously reviewed themselves and found no failures. the watchdog will now decide if investigating officers were perhaps influenced by carrick's status as a serving police constable . and a number of constable. and a number of people have died following the major earthquakes that hit southern turkey and northern syria last week now stands at more than 42,000. turkey's disaster and emergency authority says more than 4300 aftershocks have also hit the country since the initial quakes. 11 days alone. few survivors are being rescued and in some places the focus is moving away from finding people trapped and towards the recovery of bodies clearing rubble and rebuilding communities . you're up to date communities. you're up to date on tv, online and dab+ radio. t

david carrick, one of the officers who he confessed to 49 cases of rape.s life is one of the victims of police harassment . i am afraid to call the police. the former police chief of nottingham says that the answer to the fragile trust between women and the police is definitely broken. the telegraph magazine revealed the policemen who deserve to be fired. urgent its just a reminder he got written and they still don't wear police uniforms at work, but we have to keep them. it's a little strange, but i can't decide who my workforce will be. they are in england. the person who asks for help in an emergency is not a hunter, like this woman who says, just he is willing to talk to the police from behind the window, sed and sima news agency, but at this moment, the sexual abuse of children in the catholic church of ireland has damaged the institution of the church in this country and caused people's skepticism towards it . it was considered the most pornographic country in the world, but it's not like that anymore mark vince daly from one he was sexually abused b

david carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges relating to 12 different victims between 232020, including multiple rapes. it makes him one of britain's most prolific sex offenders . carrick worked in the innate unit for london's metropolitan police that protected politicians and diplomats, and he used his position to intimidate his victims into silence. police had ignored 9 previous warnings about his actions. nearly 350 years after his death, the dutch painter yaneth from in is about to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to dairy adams to them. dozens of his paintings have been brought together from around the world for a new exhibition. that person had a previous she may have been an imaginary figure, but she's become one of the world's most famous faces. the girl with a pearl earring was created by johan as for mir and the dutch city of delphi, around 1665, and she's captured people's attention ever since. with amir paint never becomes packed when you look at his paintings. and also when you look at the girl was a pearl, you can never see paint. you see a woman looking at you. a

and david carrick, who admitted to dozens of rapes and sexual offences against 12 women across 2 decades have shaken faith in the force. policing in the u. k. relies on the public's consent and trust. but that trust has been in decline over the past few years, especially when it comes to issues of violence against women and girls. and the continuing disclosures of members of the force even found guilty of such crimes as only exposing how deep the problem runs. reports of sexual offences and domestic abuse have increased yet. convictions are out. historic lows, receipts of appalling attitudes, of, of disbelief and blame that you know, that sometimes women report to us and, and that's, that obviously causes are many to pull out of, of pursuing allegations. so we're not just talking about here about police officer perpetrators, which is obviously, you know, absolutely, you know, should never happen, but also talking about in it, you know, policing, which is not giving confidence. when sapa jama reported to police, she had been raped and abused by her uncle. the response she says was one of

carrick admitted to court today.ounts of rape as well as charges of sexual assault. control and coercive behaviour and false imprisonment. he's accused of carrying out the attacks on a dozen women over an 18 year period while serving as a officer. the 48 year old is due to be sentenced the course of two days. the princess of wales has urged schoolchildren to keep talking their feelings as she the start of children's mental health week. kate joined pupils in london's east end, raising the of being open with feelings . this after she feelings. this after she launched her shaping us campaign last week, which raises the profile of the early years development of children . beyonce development of children. beyonce has become the most decorated grammy artist of all. the american singer picked up her 32nd award at this year ceremony. she won the best dance electronic music album for her latest release , renaissance. the latest release, renaissance. the biggest gong album of the year went to british star harry styles for his

i think at least, correspondent jack carrick and brussels. you are watching d. w. news coming up next in d. w. news, asia. why indian medical students are heading back to ukraine to study in the middle of the war. and in afghanistan, desperation, shortages of essentials become a matter of life and death with coming up next in d, w, and use asia with my colleague there at that time, i knew kristen again and thanks so much for watching d. w to have lunch with with you, a sex phone operator in her master's thesis on potato, raring to read. oh, not a turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from there. you don't you literature list. good, german must read them with our sports. all of our with scoring we say they're about giving up sports like every weekend on d. w for many of the woods. i am said lana seattle's tie . i am running for president of the republic of beller road leaky when like, everyone else is doing it for a long time, i thought it was best not to get involved in politics. hugh, she is a wife of an upcoming politician in a dictatorship and then in a mome

i think at least, correspondent jack carrick and brussels. now, south africa's president cyril around the pose a has declared a national disaster. it's a move that he says is necessary to tackle a record electricity shortage. the current country is currently seeing its worst energy crisis in decades, which is stifling economic growth and disrupting public services. but opposition policies are angry at the emergency declaration. they're accusing the president of overreach. ah chaos in rob's in cape town, city hall, members of the left wing economic freedom fighters, party storm. the stage where south africa's president is about to give his annual state of the nation address security. some of them heavily armed, managed to expel the opposition lawmakers. the disruption inside this chamber may have been brought under control, but own going disruption to south africa. his electricity supply led to president sero ram, oppose a declaring a national disaster. the national disaster management center has consequently classified the energy crisis and i

jack carrick spoke to me from outside a refugee camp for people who have lost their homes. i asked him about what people they were saying they made. so the people here, these are turkish people that live in garza and have lived in homes their entire lives. they. 1 have find themselves in the last 9 days or so, living in tens. this is a very new experience for them in this region of a turkey. there are a lot of syrian refugees that have come in my those are people that have already lived in refugee camps before. and so they have different needs and there are some seeming divisions, psychologically between those 2 groups of people. and that is something that a workers have told us is starting to become something of a concern, but fundamentally is dropped massively in temperature overnight. well into the minus 3 minus 4 degrees celsius. there are real concerns about a sort of additional humanitarian issue of people getting very cold. doctors have told us there are lots of issues around about long infections and people having difficulty with breathing the whole of gas. the m ta

scotland yard is struggling to restore its reputation after two of its officers, wayne couzens and david carrick to life imprisonment for numerous terrible crimes against women. but the nicola bulley case is likely to rekindle the debate about whether smaller forces, like lancashire, one of 43 in england and wales, are up to the job when the national spotlight is upon them. mark easton, bbc news. our correspondentjudith moritz is in st michael's on wyre. after three weeks of waiting for the family, the wait continues. yes, isaid before yes, i said before it is 2a days of searching, and that means 2a days and nights of agony for nicola and family, hertwo and nights of agony for nicola and family, her two young daughters of primary school age who lost all their mum on the morning she dropped them offjust before she went missing, for her partner, paul, and their many friends, who have been lining the roads of the village with poster display her image and yellow ribbons signify hope. they have done that to keep this case in the public eye, but that publicity has had its negative side as well. there

kron four's dan thorn spoke with her. >> this is where homes and businesses once stood in carrick on town and the hot thai province of turkey devastated by a catastrophic earthquake. it's also the hometown of walnut creek resident say the top rock, lost everything. >> our home, our cars like my all and my family's some relate to i lost my friends. thousands of miles away. tope rocks, family is without a home and struggling to find shelter is frigid. temperatures gripped the region. >> communication between her and her family in turkey. >> has also been sparse because of widespread outages and technical issues. >> with more than 20,000 people dead between turkey, syria. >> top rock says the few to imagine. my sister telling me like. >> the smells terrible on the street called that buddy. but just people living at the street facing these extraordinary circumstances. top rock is doing what she can for her mother, siblings and 6 nephews trying to rebuild their lives. >> she's been able to raise thousands of dollars through an online effort so far. but she's calling on turkey's government

so that crown court today comes after carrick last admitted to 49 charges, including rape , 49 chargessexual assault, false imprisonment and coercive or controlling behaviour prosecutor tom little casey . the case falls tom little casey. the case falls short of meriting a life sentence, but he told the judge the case should mean a discretionary life sentence with a fixed minimum . former chief a fixed minimum. former chief superintendent at the palm sunday joint me now palm you very much for joining sunday joint me now palm you very much forjoining us. the absolutely horrific and horrendous yet again does nothing for the reputation of . nothing for the reputation of. the man. does it? it's a it's a sad day for policing and particularly for the met police itself , because this man was itself, because this man was allowed to get away with it for so many years. it's almost 20 years. and there were a number of missed opportunities. he could have been stopped. so the number of victims would have been less. so it's a really sad day for policing because this man was a who happened to have a p

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but then i asked her about david carrick.life sentences because of his behaviour in the police behaviour which some police officers have said since was happening in plain sight and the home secretary said that public confidence in the police had been her shattered by this scandal. she called on the head of the met's mark rowley, who of course replaced dick to study ship. and she said she was aware that was studying the ship but pretty still pretty strong words there for what is biggest and most important police force at a difficult time. i'm absolutely strong stuff and no doubt the police will listening very, very clearly. what was her general mood and demeanour lightly. and there's rumblings earlier on in there's rumblings earlier on in the week about her considering position, for example. what was she like? did she seem quite settled to you? well, just to give an interview at a time like this , when there is such this, when there is such contentiousness around the northern ireland protocol, a lot of the tory backbenchers, e