clearly the colin pitchfork case dead. there is a dancer colin pitchfork case dead.se dead. there is a dangerjust from a management| a dangerjust from a management of offenders one of you if people start to commit very serious crimes, start to commit very serious crimes, start to believe that they no longer have a chance at parole, whether for maybe entirelyjustified reasons they don't but if i start to believe that, is not arrested they become a problem insidejails that, is not arrested they become a problem inside jails and that the management of offenders then becomes a real issue in prisons even if it's not one outside? i a real issue in prisons even if it's not one outside?— not one outside? i don't think an bod not one outside? i don't think anybody is — not one outside? i don't think anybody is seriously - not one outside? i don't think anybody is seriously arguing l not one outside? i don't think i anybody is seriously arguing that not one outside? i don't think - anybody is seriously arguing that we should move wholesale to a position where there is not any

the mirror splashes on the news that convicted child killer colin pitchfork has been sent back to jailaching the terms of his release. according to the daily express, britons are determined to spread the christmas cheer with an £85 billion shopping bonanza. and the guardian is about tories "fuelling racism" by rejecting multiculturalism. finally the times says borisjohnson has demanded a fix to the record number of migrants making the journey across the channel. let's begin with the ft. "austria set to make jabs mandatory." it’s a set to make “abs mandatory." it's a re set to make jabs mandatory." it's a pretty drastic _ set to make jabs mandatory." it's a pretty drastic step, _ set to make jabs mandatory." it's a pretty drastic step, but _ set to make jabs mandatory." it's a pretty drastic step, but we've - set to make jabs mandatory." it�*s —. pretty drastic step, but we've heard borisjohnson pretty drastic step, but we've heard boris johnson warned pretty drastic step, but we've heard borisjohnson warned that pretty drastic step, but we've heard boris johnson warned that their storm

report on the circumstances behind the return to jail of convicted murderer and six offender colin pitchforksolskj r is is no longer at the wheel at manchester united. but who will replace him? the daily star has its money on former tottneham manager mauricio pochettino. so let�*s begin with more detailed look at the papers. will begin with the telegraph and those covid protests that we�*ve seen, restriction protests seen in brussels and elsewhere on the continent. liam, do you want to begin with that? a really striking image of two police officers, the ground in front of them on fire. these arejust ground in front of them on fire. these are just the scenes you don�*t want to be saying now. we continue on this covid journey, it�*s a worrying time and the world health organization said that europe is again the epicentre of the covid pandemic. we�*ve seen some seriously violent scenes. those seen on the telegraph in brussels of course we know there was a really unpleasant seenin know there was a really unpleasant seen in the netherlands where police actually shot at some protesters and we�*ve

the double child killer colin pitchfork has been arrested and sent back to prison, two months after helife sentence. pitchfork was jailed in 1988 after admitting the rape and murder of two 15 year olds girls, lynda mann and dawn ashworth. it's understood he's been returned to prison for breaching his licence conditions. the england and wales cricket board has promised far reaching action to tackle racism after talks amongst the game's senior officals. it follows azeem rafiq's revelations of racism when he played for yorkshire. today, a former england player, alex hales, apologised for causing offence, after a photo emerged of him dressed up in black make—up, at a party in 2009. our sports correspondnent laura scott reports. after another turbulent week, cricket's latest response is crisis talks at the oval as the game joined forces in tackling its discrimination problem. what do you want to get from the meeting? clarity and togetherness, i suppose. does cricket have a racism issue? well, we have work to do, no doubt. last night alex hales became further embroiled in the scandal after a

colin pitchfork has been arrested and returned to prison.over a breach of his licence conditions. ajury in custody over a breach of his licence conditions. a jury in the state of wisconsin have convicted two men. the shootings took place during violent protests that followed the police shooting of a black manjacob blake. the culture secretary, nadine dorries says left—wing campaigners have "hijacked" social media and made people "afraid" to say what they think. in herfirst television interview since being appointed she insists she doesn't want to start a culture war. today she was announcing more than £100 million as part our culture editor, katie razzall, reports. she's got a newjob. how does the crown fit? does it suit me? nadine dorries' appointment as culture secretary raised alarm in some parts of the creative industries, but she was relaxed as she toured london's young vic theatre — a far cry from her combative reputation. she's seen by some as a divisive figure, who's been vocal on social media, particularly against the "left—wing sno

the mirror's lead story is the double child killer colin pitchfork who has been sent back to jail after the terms of his release. the guardian carries an allegation by the labour peer lord parekh that the tories are "fuelling racism" by rejecting multiculturalism. and it's set to be a merry christmas for retailers, according to the daily express, which says britons are determined to spread the festive cheer with an £85 billion spending spree. doesn't sound much, but more like access. let's begin with the eye, a new lockdown in europe but no need to wait in the uk just yet? that to wait in the uk “ust yet? that contrasting _ to wait in the ukjust yet? that contrasting headline, - to wait in the uk just yet? twat contrasting headline, new lockdown in europe, very much referring to austria as of monday. there'll be at least three weeks of a very tough lockdown. austrian chancellor says thatis lockdown. austrian chancellor says that is because there aren't enough people who are vaccinated, too many people who are vaccinated, too many people who are going to hospital with covid, therefore to

it follows the release of child killer colin pitchfork in september, and he was then recalled to prisond the times has a warning from the vaccine tsar, who says civil service "group think and risk aversion", leaving the country exposed on future threats from climate are leaving the country exposed on future threats from climate change to cyberwa rfa re. that was a flavour of our front pages. harriet and rachel, hello again. rachel, you're going to start us off with the front page of the metro. did you see any of the speech? sorry, harriet. sorry, rachel! i did sorry, harriet. sorry, rachel! i did indeed. i watched _ sorry, harriet. sorry, rachel! i did indeed. i watched lots _ sorry, harriet. sorry, rachel! i c c indeed. i watched lots of prime minister �*s speeches, and this was definitely up there with most entertaining. normally they're slightly dry speeches, but this one definitely wasn't. the metro compare that to theresa may's conference, and i don't think it was quite that bad. but it definitely was not a good day for borisjohnson. he's used to giving quite chaotic speeches. this

concerns were raised after colin pitchfork repeatedly approached young women in the street and it isest award ceremony in british music of the brits, has decided to scrap categories for different genders. it will no longer give out prizes for best male or best female, but instead choose one artist of the year. the brit award—winning singer sam smith, who identifies as non—binary, has campaigned for the change. he says he felt unable to enter last year because of the gender based nature of the categories. hundreds of people... hundreds of people have lined the streets of southend in essex to pay their respects to the local mp sir david amess, who was stabbed to death last month. a memorial service was held today ahead of his funeral at westminster cathedral tomorrow. from southend, here's daniela relph. he died working for the people he served. today, they came to say goodbye. sir david amess's coffin was borne by southend firefighters. the streets were filled with his constituents. and local sea scouts lined the path into church. as the place he'd deserved for almost a0 years said fa

report on the circumstances behind the return to jail of convicted murderer and sex offender colin pitchforkonly one story in town on the back pages, as ole gunnar solskjaer is sacked by manchester united. but who will replace him? the mirror fancies former tottenham manager mauricio pochettino. so, let's begin. we will begin with the telegraph. sian, this really striking picture of police officers in brussels. the protests there and indeed violence over those anti—covid measures. let's begin with that. over those anti-covid measures. let's begin with that.— let's begin with that. yes, it is a strikin: let's begin with that. yes, it is a striking image — let's begin with that. yes, it is a striking image of _ let's begin with that. yes, it is a striking image of riot _ let's begin with that. yes, it is a striking image of riot police - let's begin with that. yes, it is a | striking image of riot police using water cannons and tear gas to break up water cannons and tear gas to break up these demonstrations that are turning violent, not only in brussels but in a number of other european countr

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details have emerged about why the double child—killer, colin pitchfork, was recalled to prison, twoe had to take, as part of his parole conditions. his recall is understood to have been as a preventative measure. the home secretary has blamed a �*global migration crisis', for the record number of migrants travelling across the english channel. earlier in the commons, priti patel promised to crack down, on what she described as, �*the unacceptable levels' of people making the journey. but of course, we would be in a much worse position if it was not for the work already undertaken by the government. we have ensured that the national crime agency has the resourcing it needs to tackle and go after the people smuggling gangs, resulting in 94 ongoing investigations, 46 arrests and eight convictions this year. we have reached two new deals with france, putting more police officers on french beaches, introducing new ground—breaking technology to better detect migrants, set up a joint intelligence cell with france to target migrant interceptions on french beaches, introduced new and tougher

the daily mirror leads with double child killer colin pitchfork being recalled to prison.nte who stood trial for murder after shooting dead two people in kenosha, wisconsin. the kenosha news was clearly on standby for violence in the wake of the verdict, but the paper tweeted that it was all quiet at 9pm. let's look inside, heading towards christmas of course. share let's look inside, heading towards christmas of course.— let's look inside, heading towards christmas of course.- ten | christmas of course. are we? ten da s christmas of course. are we? ten days away — christmas of course. are we? ten days away from — christmas of course. are we? ten days away from being _ christmas of course. are we? ten days away from being able - christmas of course. are we? ten days away from being able to - christmas of course. are we? ten | days away from being able to open your advent calendar. and a story about different kinds of calendars. paul a crackling, pig out with pork scratchings, if you really, not one for the vegetarian, but if you like a little savoury... share for the veget