in the recent case of 24 year olds, chris cobb, a construction worker musician who was fatally shot by police who was driving back home in south london. who was a wave of anger and frustration. many has saying that it's indicative institutionalized racism because we see for the we see to be my new one will make a new scene in in my land. i have to pay the police conduct watchdog said that all of those who died in or following police custody 10 percent of them were black as disproportionate to the total u. k. black population, which is around 3 percent. the family of chris composite of the police officers involved needs to be thoroughly investigated and that death such as his should never be allowed to become normalized. northern ireland is heading for another election after it's politicians. mr. deadline to restart its default government elected assembly has not been sitting due to a boy caught by the biggest pro british union party, the d u p. as paul brennan reports the stalemate, his provoking frustration and anger among voters, whether you want antique, so anchovies, farm produced

death of an unarmed black man who was killed by police in south london last month. 24 year old chris cobb was shot through the windscreen of a car. the police had linked the vehicle that he was driving to an earlier firearms incident, but they acknowledged that cobbler himself crucially was not a suspect. kinda the family wants a quick decision on whether criminal charges will will be brought against the officer who shot and killed him. chris cobbler's cousin jefferson marcella spoke outside the coroner's court on tuesday. we need offices, not just this family, but the whole of london. the whole of the country needs to know how something like this could occur. how can a young man in an unknown be so in their heads by police? in 2022. this should never have happened. it must never happen again. we must never accept this as normal. someone must be held accountable to me while a is the executive director at the forefront project. she's in london, tell me your group fights for the rights of youth in london who've experienced violence and racial injustice. you heard chris, his family, they're