chi chi izundu — her report contains flashing images. stella? noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama viewpoint. tonight's finale removed from itv 1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award back in 2009, just two weeks ago he was receiving the bafta award for outstanding british contribution to cinema. i've won something that at the time someone like me was never supposed to... but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 women who had worked with him, allegations about sexual harassment and bullying behaviour. one woman accusing him of pinning her against the wall of his dressing room. another saying he'd sent her sexually explicit pictures. this is a really, really damning indictment of how intimidating some workplaces, some producers, are, for our members to raise concerns, because as you say this highly informal, sensationalised way in which many feel it is the only way they can get their voice heard... in a statement sky said it stands against all forms of sexual harassment and bullying and takes any allegations of this nature extremely seriously. "effective immediately, we have halted noel clarke's involvement in any future sky productions. vertigo films and all 3 media which backed his production company have also confirmed they are no longer working with him. drive fast... here he is in bulletproof with ashley walters, popular show on sky, and in a statement on his instagram page ashley says, whilst noel has been a friend and a colleague for several years, i cannot stand by and ignore these allegations. every woman has the right to feel safe in the workplace, and moving forward i pledge my dedication to this. it's just reminding everyone that metoo is not something that happened in 2017. it's something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry and affect people outside of that come across the world, so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action and doing things to stop allowing these things to go on for so long. there is growing anger amongst some of the bar staff members about what the organisation knew, and when. in a letter bafta said back in march when it announced noel clarke was to receive the prestigious outstanding british contribution to cinema award it wasn't aware of any allegations, but it did get some tip offs afterwards, and as a charity it is not in a position to properly investigate such matters, but if it did have the first—hand accounts as reported by the guardian it would never have given noel clarke the award. in a statement, noel clarke, here with his wife, betty mentally denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. denied any sexual misconduct or criminalwrongdoing. he denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. he apologised for any of his actions which offended people in ways he didn't attend, and said he would be seeking professional help to educate himself and change for the better. chithe number of coronavirus cases across the uk, with levels back to those seen at the end of last summer. the office for national statistics estimates around one in 1,000 people had the virus last week. and bbc analysis shows about 22 million people are now living in areas where there were no covid deaths this month, as our health editor, hugh pym reports. the spires of oxford, with the mood matching the weather. there's not been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. yeah, we're quite lucky. and local people i spoke to today said they were more encouraged about the way things were progressing. yeah, people seem a lot calmer in themselves. they're not so... yeah, and i think when you're out in town itjust feels a bit like, a bit more normal. i've been taking him to baby groups and i wouldn't have dreamed of doing that a few months ago. we both stayed in for 14 months and we're glad to be out. - it feels like we've got more freedom, we can do more things, and, yeah, we ca

chi chi izundu — her report contains flashing images. stella ? noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which had its finale removed from itvi tonight. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for 0utstanding british contribution to cinema. i won something that, at the time, someone like me was never supposed to. but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 women who had worked with him. allegations about sexual harassment and bullying behaviour. one woman accusing him of pinning her against the wall of his dressing room. another saying he had sent her sexually explicit pictures. this is a really, really damning indictment of how intimidating some workplaces, some producers are, and for our members to raise concerns, because as you say, this was put in an informal, sensationalised way which many people feel is the only way that they can get their voice heard. in a statement, sky said it stands against all forms of sexual harassment and bullying, and takes any allegations of this nature extremely seriously. involvement in any future sky productions. vertigo films and all 3 media, which backed his production company, have also confirmed they are no longer working with him. drive fast. ashley walters, seen here with noel clarke in bullet—proof, made a statement on his instagram, saying... whilst noel has been a friend and a colleague for several years, i cannot stand by and ignore these allegations. every woman has a right to feel safe in the workplace and moving forward, i pledge my dedication to this. it is just reminding everyone that metoo is not something that happened in 2017, it is something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry, and affect people outside of that, across the world, and so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action, because we have allowed these things to go on for so long. there is growing anger among some bafta members about what some people knew, and when. in a letter, bafta said back in march when it announced that noel clarke was to receive the prestigious british contribution to cinema award, it wasn't aware of any allegation, but it did get some tip—offs afterwards, and as an arts charity it is not in a position to properly investigate such matters, but if it did have the first—hand accounts as reported by the guardian, it would never have given noel clarke the award. ina in a statement noel clarke vehemently denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. he said he would be seeking professional help to educate himself and change for the better. chi the dancefloor without social distancing. it's part of a uk pilot on how to gather safely without spreading covid. ben hannam, the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. 0ur correspondent daniel sandford explained the nature of the sentence. three years and four months of being a member of a banned terrorist organisation and also included in that concurrent sentence for possessing documents that might be useful to a terrorist and a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud. that is essentially lying on his police application form when he was asked to tick a box saying he never been a member of the bnp or any other similar organisation. and he ticked a similar box on his vetting form, so not only had he been involved with national action, which was originally banned for celebrating the murder of jo cox mp, but he also lied about it and successfully became a police off

chi chi izundu. her report contains some flashing images. stella 7 noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which will now not be shown on itv1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for 0utstanding british contribution to cinema. i won something that, at the time, someone like me was never supposed to. but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 women who had worked with him. allegations about sexual harassment and bullying behaviour. one woman accusing him of pinning her against the wall of his dressing room. another saying he had sent her sexually explicit pictures. this is a really, really damning indictment of how intimidating some workplaces, some producers are, and for our members to raise concerns, because as you say, this was put in an informal, sensationalised way which many people feel is the only way that they can get their voice heard. in a statement, sky said it stands against all forms of sexual harassment and bullying, and takes any allegations of this nature extremely seriously. effective immediately, we have halted noel clarke's involvement in any future sky productions, vertigo films and sky productions, vertigo films and all three media, which backed his production company, have also confirmed they are no longer working with him. clarke's involvement in any future sky productions, vertigo films and all three media, which backed his production company, have also confirmed they are no longer working with him. ashley walters, seen here with noel clarke in bullet—proof, made a statement on his instagram, saying... while noel has been a friend and a colleague for several years, i cannot stand by and ignore these allegations. every woman has a right to feel safe in the workplace and moving forward, i pledge my dedication to this. it is just reminding everyone that metoo is not just something that happened in 2017, it is something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry, and affect people outside of that, across the world, and so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action, because we have allowed these things to go on for so long. noel clarke said in a statement that he vehemently denies any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. he says the recent reports have made him realise that his actions have affected people in ways he didn't intend, and says he is deeply sorry, and would be seeking professional help to educate himself and change for the better. there is growing anger among some of the bafta members about what the organisation knew and when. in a letter, bafta said back in march when it announced that noel clarke was to receive the prestigious british contribution to cinema award, it wasn't aware of any allegation, but it did get some tip—offs afterwards, and as an arts charity it is not in a position to properly investigate such matters, but if it did have a first hand accounts as reported by the guardian, it would never have given noel clarke the award. chi coronavirus infections in the uk are back to levels seen at the end of last summer, with around one in 1,000 people infected, according to figures the office for national statistics. and bbc analysis shows about 22 million people are now living in areas where there were no covid deaths in april, as our health editor, hugh pym, reports. the spires of oxford, with the mood matching the weather. there has not been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. 0ther been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. other local people i spoke to today said they were more encouraged about the way things were progressing.— were more encouraged about the way things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in — things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in themselves. _ things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in themselves. and - things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in themselves. and when | a lot calmer in themselves. and when ou are a lot ca

chi chi izundu. her report contains some flashing images. stella 7 noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which will now not be shown on itv1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for 0utstanding british contribution to cinema. i won something that, at the time, someone like me was never supposed to. but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 women who had worked with him. allegations about sexual harassment and bullying behaviour. one woman accusing him of pinning her against the wall of his dressing room. another saying he had sent her sexually explicit pictures. this is a really, really damning indictment of how intimidating some workplaces, some producers are, and for our members to raise concerns, because as you say, this highly informal, sensationalised way which many people feel is the only way that they can get their voice heard. in a statement, sky said it stands against all forms of sexual harassment and bullying, and takes any allegations of this nature extremely seriously. vertigo films and all three media, which backed his production company, have also confirmed they're no longer working with him. ashley walters, seen here with noel clarke in bullet—proof, made a statement on his instagram, saying... it's just reminding everyone that me too is not something that happened in 2017, it's something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry, affect people outside of that, across the world, and so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action, and doing things to stop allowing these things to go on for so long. noel clarke said in a statement that he vehemently denies any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. he says the recent reports have made him realise that his actions have affected people in ways he didn't intend, and says he is deeply sorry, and would be seeking professional help to educate himself and change for the better. there's growing anger among some of the bafta members about what the organisation knew and when. in a letter, bafta said back in march, when it announced that noel clarke was to receive the prestigious 0utstanding british contribution to cinema award, it wasn't aware of any allegation, but it did get some tip—offs afterwards, and, as an arts charity it's not in a position to properly investigate such matters, but if it did have the first—hand accounts, as reported by the guardian, it would never have given noel clarke the award. chitions in the uk are back to levels seen at the end of last summer, with around one in 1,000 people infected, according to figures the office for national statistics. and bbc analysis shows about 22 million people are now living in areas where there were no covid deaths in april as our health editor, hugh pym reports. the spires of oxford, with the mood matching the weather. there's not been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. yeah, we're quite lucky. and local people i spoke to today said they were more encouraged about the way things were progressing. yeah, people seem a lot calmer in themselves. they're not so... yeah, i think when you're out in town it just feels a bit like, a bit more normal. i mean, i know i've been taking him to baby groups, and i wouldn't have dreamed of doing that a few months ago. we both stayed in for 14 months. we're glad to be out! it feels like we've got more freedom.- we can do more things and, yeah, we can socialise more because the va

chi chi izundu, bbc news.ficer convicted of belonging to a banned neo—nazi group has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison. he is the first serving british police officer to be convicted of terrorism offence. it was also found guilty of possessing documents... fraud and lying on his application. we talk now to detective stupid intendant. thanks very much for being with a bbc news this evening. what certainly seems to have surprised a lot of people in the details of this case first came, it became public was, in a sense, he was hiding in plain sight. he had been noted as a member of this organisation, which was subsequently banned, yet somehow the jot down my dots were notjoint. does that surprise you? dots were not “oint. does that surprise you?— dots were not “oint. does that surprise you? well, look, when an bod surprise you? well, look, when anybody applies _ surprise you? well, look, when anybody applies for _ surprise you? well, look, when anybody applies for a _ surprise you? well, look,