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as have mentioned, chief constable sir ian livingstone - constable sir ian livingstone defended the probe then we seek evidence to see if there is any substance in them. just how unprecedented is this, that a former first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? �* , ., is placed under arrest in a case like this? �* , . . , like this? it's an incredible development, _ like this? it's an incredible development, but - like this? it's an incredible development, but we - like this? it's an incredible development, but we are l like this? it's an incredible . development, but we are now like this? it's an incredible - development, but we are now of course in a situation where the two... the last to first ministers have been arrested by police, albeit of a very different circumstances. alex hammond, who led the snp into government was arrested and charged and faced trial over a series of sexual assault allegations of which he was cleared. —— alex salmond. but this is a completely different case, it involves the finances of the snp, whether the snp was being run properly. as yet, no c

the chief constable and has put out a - constable and has put out a statement in what has she been sayingnt in what has she been sa in: ? ~ ., ., statement in what has she been sa in? ~ ., ., , statement in what has she been sa in? ., ., , , saying? we had a very lengthy statement _ saying? we had a very lengthy statement from _ saying? we had a very lengthy statement from the _ saying? we had a very lengthy statement from the police - saying? we had a very lengthy| statement from the police may announce details a short time ago with these charges and i'm just going to take you through a little bit of that statement and in that statement, it says the chief constable, these charges are a significant development in the result of the investigation inside this horrific incident that occurred in our city and about so many of the family and friends of those affected and will continue to provide support and will continue to provide support and reassurance this has been an incredibly sad time for a city in our county we stand united with the community has to come to terms with the facts of what i

constable too. my office has heard from our service members in hawaii they are deeply concerned about him and it cuts to their cost-of-living allowance by around 50%. that is a big potential cut. i share their concerns. hawaii has the most expensive cost-of-living of any state in the country. the cost of a gallon of gas in hawaii is four dollars 80 four cents, more than a dollar about the national average of $3.76 in -- three dollars 46 cents. a gallon of milk is about seven dollars compared to the national average of four dollars. the cost of housing in hawaii is higher than any other state. i could go on. as we combat inflation, thought of blasting the cost-of-living is absurd. does the department of defense have information suggesting that the cost-of-living has fallen in hawaii? if not, how do you justify cutting the cost of living for sailors, airmen, guardians and marines in hawaii and how do you justify this potential cut? >> the cost-of-living allowance you are referring to is delo. in hawai

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of the time, constable, constable he came and cursed me while i was lying on my back and put a mountain spear in my back, how are you still alive after the massacre of the people, martial law was established and martial law was established and the street was deserted. my mother told me how many times i came this way. i went to the door of his shop, i will wait for the shop to close again, my father, i will not come back, savak, don't stop, i cried for you, what happened, what happened , jon, he has become a sweet young man. the old man died and they didn't allow, they didn't allow much i couldn't understand the strangeness of this because of the heat, even in speaking, even expressing many things . 28 years old, the family who sat at the foot of ruhollah khomeini's pulpit , sacrificed his life for an ideal that later messed up the equations of the world. loving god more is a big motivation, think big for a big feeling , there was someone behind this movement who was apparently an exception, but they believed that believe his life , lose faith and i think it is very valuable, now 60 year

constable. >> ma'am, they do not have similar credentials. >> the person i'm asking is when you've got people with similar credentials, maybe i should ask it this way. what is the top pay for video workers? >> allow mr. constable to answer that. >> the top aide is approximately 110,000 per year. >> approximately 110,000. i think we understand the difference here, 55, 000, to 110,000 for the very top. >> if we had two workers with the same credentials, same education, same experience and one was teaching four year olds, at a d.o.d. child developmental center, it would earn only about half as much as one teaching six year olds at a dodo center. i have to ask, do you think that makes any sense? are you surprised to find out that you are in trouble filling the spots? >> as you stated, we are having difficulty -- it's a national problem and i think being able to pay a competitive salary is part of that that has to be there to get in the solution to resolving this problem. >> so, that's why we're here

we have had a statement which came from the chief constable.ragic incident claiming the lives of the people. we believe these incidents are linked and we have a man in custody. this investigation is at early stages and detectives are working to establish what has happened. we ask the public to be patient while inquiries continue. a number of rows in the city will remain closed as the investigation progresses. we have heard from east midlands ambulance who have responded to the incident alongside other emergency services. in their statement they said, it is too early to comment on casualties or the exact nature of the incident. they said they are working closely with police and have well rehearsed plans in place to deal with this incident. it is important to say, at the moment, there are many things we do not know at this stage. we do not know possible motive. we do not know any more about the man arrested on suspicion of murder except that he was 31 years old and remains in police custody. we also do not know any more about the identity of the

the nottinghamshire chief constable issued a statement, saying.she saw. you may find some of the detail is distressing. what what she saw. you may find some of the detail is distressing.— the detail is distressing. what did ou see the detail is distressing. what did you see exactly? _ the detail is distressing. what did you see exactly? 5:30am - the detail is distressing. what did you see exactly? 5:30am i - the detail is distressing. what did you see exactly? 5:30am i was i the detail is distressing. what did i you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and — you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a — you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a white _ you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a white van _ you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a white van pulled - you see exactly? 5:30am i was going to work and a white van pulled up - to work and a white van pulled up beside _ to work and a white van pulled up beside me — to work and a white van pulled up beside me. ithought, that is to work and a white van pulled

— constable rachel farrell of dorset police _ constable rachel farrell of dorset police . - constablencil and dorset police acas_ the fire service bcp council and dorset police acas all these emergehsy— dorset police acas all these emergency responders came together— emergency responders came togetherto— emergency responders came together to provide a really swttt— together to provide a really swttt oht— together to provide a really swift and well— together to provide a really swift and well coordinated response and— swift and well coordinated response and did everything they soutt— response and did everything they soutt to— response and did everything they soutt to sove— response and did everything they could to save lives— response and did everything they could to save lives . i thank all could to save lives. i thank all of could to save lives. i thank all ot those— could to save lives. i thank all of those responders for their professionalism _ of those responders for their professionalism and their somposstoh— professionalism and their compassion in— professionalism and their comp

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let's bring you the full statement from chief constable kate meynell.dent navtej johal has spoken to an eyewitness called lynn. let's listen to what she saw. just a called lynn. let�*s listen to what she saw. just a warning— called lynn. let's listen to what she saw. just a warning— you may find some of the detail is distressing.— find some of the detail is distressing. find some of the detail is distressina. ~ ., , ., , distressing. what did you see, where and when? 5.30, _ distressing. what did you see, where and when? 5.30, i _ distressing. what did you see, where and when? 5.30, i was _ distressing. what did you see, where and when? 5.30, i was going - distressing. what did you see, where and when? 5.30, i was going to - distressing. what did you see, where and when? 5.30, i was going to work and when? 5.30, i was going to work and a white — and when? 5.30, i was going to work and a white van _ and when? 5.30, i was going to work and a white van pulled _ and when? 5.30, i was going to work and a white van pulled up _ and when? 5.30, i was going to w

a lot of people will sit up when they hear that but, as it is porton down by the chief constable, it is something that they would normally do in these circumstances anyway. to normally do in these circumstances an a . ., w normally do in these circumstances an a . ., .,~ , normally do in these circumstances an a. ., , ., ., anyway. to take us through what you have seen in — anyway. to take us through what you have seen in the _ anyway. to take us through what you have seen in the past _ anyway. to take us through what you have seen in the past few _ anyway. to take us through what you have seen in the past few hours - have seen in the past few hours since you have been here. there is a big police presence and this cordon has moved further back. imilieu big police presence and this cordon has moved further back.— big police presence and this cordon has moved further back. when we got here we were — has moved further back. when we got here we were able _ has moved further back. when we got here we were able to _ has moved further back. when we got here we were able to walk _ has moved

what stood l out from the worcester quotation the chief constable kate meynell, in which she said thesense that the police are not really sure what is motivating these attacks and whether they are linked, but whether the same motive is behind all of them. whether indeed there was some incident in the first attack on all consider road, whether that was separate from what followed —— ilkeston road. also the fact they are still working with counterterrorism officers, to establish the facts, to understand what has gone on. it can take some hours, in some cases days before police declared an incident is terrorism —related. they are keeping an open mind, they haven't ruled it out. that is why counterterrorism officers are involved. sometimes it is quickly apparent it is not a terrorism —related incident, and sometimes it is, but clearly there are still some issues the police are working through. part of that will be the background of the suspect currently in custody. police will have already searched his home address, any other locations he has visited, seized digital devices, his smartphon

i have written to all chief constables...at every officer is confident in the effective and appropriate lease of all stop and search powers including the use of suspicious powers. to investigate instances where someone is in to fearing or obstructing the use of these powers and, if necessary, make effects delete... instill greater public confidence. public confidence is the linchpin of our model of policing by consent. i am looking at strengthening local community scrutiny, transparency is vital, so is community engagement. i want every community to be able to trust stop and search. i want to present a clear picture of the stop and search landscape which shows the good work being done on the front line. that is why the government will amend the criminal evidence act to make clear when the police should communicate with powers being used in public order under a section 60 conduct. suspicion should stop and search must be used consciously but we cannot do without it. i am also mandating data collection on stop and search as par

ian livingstone, the outgoing chief constable of police scotland will step down in the coming weeks.stigation, and said everything has been done absolutely by the book. but there is no doubt that there was anger in some parts of the snp over the way this has been handled by the police. now, we are waiting to see what, if any further action the police will take following this arrest of nicola sturgeon. yes, as you have mentioned, chief constable sir in livingston defended the probe, saying that police scotland were asked to look at a number of assertions that had been made. we always do that. that is our duty. then we seek evidence to see if there is any substance in them. butjust how unprecedented is this? that a former first minister is placed under arrest in a case like this? well, it is an incredible development, but we are now, of course, any situation where that last to first ministers have been arrested by police, upbeat over very different circumstances. alex salmond, who is nicola sturgeon's predecessor, the man who led the snp into government was arrested and charged, and fa

we heard from the assistant chief constable, take a listen. from the assistant chief constable, takees, take a listen. following our initial inquiries. a _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in - take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in his- take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in his 40s. take a listen. following our initial. inquiries, a man aged in his 40s who was on the water at the time has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. as we have a person in custody, you'll know there's only limited information i can give about the investigation. however, to avoid further speculation, the investigation. however, to avoid furtherspeculation, i the investigation. however, to avoid further speculation, i am able to tell you that it is clear that yesterday i number of people already in the water got into difficulty and we are investigating the circumstances or events that caused that to happen. early inv

i'll just say the dimension customer finds present as you might even with chrome blaine's constable for the tensions clicked on most. and we've made it very clear to the costs, even though, sorry to say that it was a mistake to proceed with these elections in the context of virtual non participation. i hope that tomorrow we will see both the costs of in president and the city and present together. it's very clear that the cost of authorities very responsibility for the current situation on north korea. as it came usual, the leader of the sister of leader comes all and the says, a country's military spice satellite was soon entered into august and visor rom pump military savannah and suffered several months come off to showing young satellite launch on wednesday ended in failure south korea and detected the launch from north korea's main space center, but it fell shortly off to take off feeling young, blamed engine and fuel problems. 601 liners have been rescued from the line and gone up. but nearly 200 remain chopped under ground. the reports of the got stuck on shops caved in, but it's

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seven budding volunteers, special police constables pledged to join and volunteers, special police constablesur fours. and to serve _ couldn't wait to join our fours. and to serve the — couldn't wait to join our fours. and to serve the public in the coming days _ to serve the public in the coming days it's — to serve the public in the coming days. it's really important at times like this— days. it's really important at times like this we — days. it's really important at times like this we come together as a city _ like this we come together as a city and — like this we come together as a city. and the vigils held across nottingham show that community is united _ nottingham show that community is united i_ nottingham show that community is united. i was at the vigil last night — united. i was at the vigil last night at _ united. i was at the vigil last night at the university of nottingham where the fathers of barnahy — nottingham where the fathers of barnaby and grace gave the most moving _ barnaby and grace gave the most moving speeches about how much their children— moving speeches about ho

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the chief constable said... there's been reaction across the political spectrum.there's been reaction across the political spectrum.— there's been reaction across the political spectrum. we have to make sure olice political spectrum. we have to make sure police are _ political spectrum. we have to make sure police are able _ political spectrum. we have to make sure police are able to _ political spectrum. we have to make sure police are able to find _ political spectrum. we have to make sure police are able to find out. i - sure police are able to find out. i know the prime minister and home secretary, both of whom i spoke to this morning, are working on this on the hour,. i’m this morning, are working on this on the hour,. �* , , , ., ~ ., the hour,. i'm sure i speak for everybody _ the hour,. i'm sure i speak for everybody in this _ the hour,. i'm sure i speak for everybody in this room - the hour,. i'm sure i speak for everybody in this room when l the hour,. i'm sure i speak for everybody in this room when i | the hour,. i'm sure i speak for. everybody in this

let's have a listen to what assistant chief constable rachel farrell had to say during a news conference of the public who helps pecule in— members of the public who helps people in trouble in the water. i'm also very— people in trouble in the water. i'm also very grateful to the wider

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the chief constable said that: we are getting more images from the scene.ew one which has come into the newsroom. these pictures show the scene earlier on magdala road where one man was found dead. you can see there, the forensic teams, they are in those stills. there is a forensic tent as well. that was one of three incidents that the police say took place this morning. just to remind viewers, a 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. he remains in police custody at this stage. we do not know any more about who that man was. we also do not know who the victims were, or who have three people who were injured after a van hit them are, what condition they are in. we know that they are in condition they are in. we know that they are in hospital. condition they are in. we know that they are in hospital. let's condition they are in. we know that they are in hospital. let's get condition they are in. we know that they are in hospital. let's get a quick reminder of the timeline of events. police said that they were called to ilkeston road in nott

chief constable...l had this statement: we have also heard from the east midlands ambulance services who say that hey have been responding to the incident. they said in a statement: if you are to keep with this, the bbc live page on the website and the bbc live page on the website and the bbc news app have those updates. we do have some pictures on that, as well. we showed you these earlier, they share the scene near the scene of a rest. you can see the white van which we believe is a white vauxhall. it is according to the pa news agency parked... a la at bbc verify have confirmed that this is where the arrest took place the area around the van is cordoned off. police are guarding the perimeter. it is near a convenience the three fatalities, three people injured, but police say they are all linked, so we are starting to see more images come in from those three separate crime scenes. there are also images of magdala road there where we can say forensic teams in their white suits and a forensic tent that

express their condolences, they encountered a strange scene. that the servant of astan malik is constable razavi and for us that day he is reciting, he got up and unfortunately, he said with anticipation that he fell down, his hand was cut off, his hand was cut off , he cried. as a result of that crime, 27 of the pilgrims were martyred and more than 300 people were injured. they were buried in motahar razavi shrine and some of them were buried in his hometown at the request of their families. 10 of the martyrs of the bloody ashura of the motaher razavi shrine are here in the saman paradise of malik pasban razavi, who was buried. over the years, the incident of the bloody ashura of razavi has not been forgotten, and the pilgrims and the neighbors go to the saman paradise of al-aima sahar of the islamic republic to visit the graves of the martyrs. aman elahi, never at all, never now, bawar ali mohammadi moghadam, mashhad sda news agency, the holy minister of foreign affairs of our country, at the end of his official bilateral meetings in qatar , left doha for muscat, the capital of oman, bu

with those affected by the incident, and she said she had spoken to nottinghamshire police chief constableas getting regular updates. she extended her thanks to the emergency services for their response. we have also heard from the labour leader, xi keir starmer, he was asked about this incident. he was speaking at an event at london tech week. people will be seeing _ event at london tech week. people will be seeing the _ event at london tech week. people will be seeing the news _ event at london tech week. people will be seeing the news filtering . will be seeing the news filtering through, and i don't think we can start the session without acknowledging that there has been a serious incident in nottingham this morning. information is still coming through but it has just been reported that three people have lost their lives. i'm sure i speakfor everybody in this room in saying that we would like to send our thoughts to all those affected, and to the emergency services, who are responding to this as we speak. we will get to tech in just a moment, but ijust think will get to tech in just a

the constable smuggled the goods to the woman and delivered them the property organization gives the property, receives it with a tracking code, and receives the warehouse bill . it came by what authority , where is it, and can you tell me if the vote has been issued? thank you. if we have another minute, the only thing left to say is the articles of the law on the establishment of the organization, which is related to the year 1972. it was approved by the honorable government with two urgent conditions in order to say the judicial bill is considered to be a good work in the coordination council of the heads, and it has taken a long time for the judiciary to make comments. now in the islamic council, i hope that the legislature will do its part in this work, even though i will announce the receipt of this bill as soon as possible. put on the agenda many of the organization's problems in this bill. thank you very much, mr. dr. hadi . thank you too . they will end the program with a special greeting to the people of sistan. good times and good luck . we identified 180,000 personal acco

there is a fresh quote here from chief constable kate meynell, who says that this is a series of tragicthe lives of three innocent people being taken, and left another member of the public in a critical condition in hospital. she goes on to say that her thoughts are with all the families affected by the shocking incident and that she is working extremely hard, as are other police, to understand exactly what happened. she goes on to repeat something that she said in that earlier statement today, that police are at the early stages of the investigation. the statement is on the screen. the next paragraph seems crucial... confirmation there that the investigation is also involving counterterrorism policing, although at the moment, police havejust said in the statement that has just been released in the last few moments, that they are keeping an open mind over the motive. they say they have a man in custody, as we know already, who has been arrested on suspicion of murder. it is safe, the police statement continues, to go into the city centre, but there are a number of streets that will rema

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she said she had spoken to nottinghamshire's police chief constable and is receiving regular updatesency services for their response. sir keir starmer was speaking at an event and we can listen to what he had to say. people here will be seeing the news filtering through and i don't think we can starch the session without acknowledging there has been a serious incident in nottingham this morning. information is still coming through, but it has just been reported that three people have lost their lives. i'm sure i speakfor everybody in this room and saying that we would like to send our thoughts to all those affected and to the emergency services who are responding to this as we speak. i think when there is something that serious happening in nottingham we need to acknowledge it. send our thoughts to those affected and thanked those responding to it on behalf of all of us. that is sir keir starmer. nottingham's three mps have said they were shaken by the events in they were shaken by the events in the city. they issued a joint statement on twitter. they went on to talk about the specia

police scotland has announced the appointment of its first female chief constable.livingston, who is retiring in august. last month, sir iain admitted the force needed to change after a review uncovered first—hand accounts of racism, sexism and homophobia by serving officers. hundreds of people have attended vigils in ballymeena and belfast northern ireland in memory of chloe mitchell, the 21—year—old who went missing onjune the 2nd. just over a week later, a man was charged with her murder. her brother told the bbc his family has been going through a "living hell" following her death. the former uk cabinet minister nadine dorries, who dramatically announced she'd be stepping down as an mp with immediate effect, now says she won't resign until she gets answers to questions relating to the process of her nomination for the house of lords. she initially said she'd be quitting parliament on friday, shortly after it was confirmed she would not be given a peerage in borisjohnson's resignation honours list. junior doctors in england stage another day of strike action — th

chief constables on that matter-— liaising with chief constables on that matter. ., , s, that mattere of days we have been | past couple of days we have been reminded yet again that a member of the other house was appointed contrary to the recommendation of mi5. a contrary to the recommendation of m15. a channel forfilm contrary to the recommendation of m15. a channel for film that even the monarch was actually the monarch was asked to be involved because whitehall officials were so opposed given that they were deemed a security risk to the united kingdom, great britain and northern ireland so can i ask the prime minister does he agree with m15 or with his predecessor that appears to still be on the other house? for predecessor that appears to still be on the other house?— on the other house? for obvious reasons, on the other house? for obvious reasons. i _ on the other house? for obvious reasons, iwill— on the other house? for obvious reasons, i will talk— on the other house? for obvious reasons, i will talk in _ on the other house? for obvious reasons, i will talk in more i on the

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deliver this part of it, say to drain on monday, i send to lots of tomorrow, you can in defense constable. it's asking for clarification. i hope that at some point we'll know for sure you're free and present volume here. zalinski keeps asking for more and more gifts of weapons from the west, like a kid who breaks his toys 10 seconds after, on wrapping them on christmas morning and says, the tax payer's ultimately paying the bill. and his benefactors are seeing record profits as a result. well, they're only too happy to oblige as a full most senior defense against security policy analyst, michael mullis. well, he says, the major arms manufacturers have a vested interest in the warring ukraine. we're seeing this war continuing because of that continued lobbying by the, by the major manufacturers, the under secretary defense for a policy in the defense department in very recent days, as warrant that supplies are depleting so quickly that we may have to switch over to a more of a war time production, that is, that would be a major decision that would be hotly debated in congress. and i would

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police scotland has announced the appointment of its first female chief constable.nth, sir iain admitted the force needed to change after a review uncovered first—hand accounts of racism, sexism and homophobia by serving officers. new research has found that most women in the uk with early breast cancer now beat the disease due to major improvements in treatments. a study funded by cancer research uk has discovered that the risk of dying within five years of diagnosis is now at around 5%. that's down from 14% in the 1990s. now to china, where a friendly football match is scheduled to take place in beijing. world cup holders argentina will face australia, and fans are going crazy with anticipation of seeing lionel messi on the field at the workers stadium in what may be the last chance to see him play live in the country. i've been speaking with mark dreyer, who runs the website china sports insider. he's been telling me more about the growing excitement over the match. china is definitely a football—mad country, but this has reached new levels of anticipation. i thi

chief constable kate meynell said, first and foremost my thoughts are with all of the families affected on nottingham and nottinghamshire but across the whole country, and she says she is determined that we all work with community members, students from both universities in the city, and others impacted, to reassure and support them. those are just some things from that statement. we know that they are continuing to question a 31—year—old man of west african origins, he has lived in the uk for many years, they say he was not a british citizen but he did have settled status here and had never had a criminal record before. as their investigations continue, some new cctv footage which i think we showed at the start of the programme, has emerged, which is believed to be of the suspect trying to break into a homeless hostel. earlier today, at prime minister's questions in the british parliament, theissue questions in the british parliament, the issue of nottingham was also being raised, both party leaders, the prime minister and keir starmer, both paying their respects to the victims, and of

the deputy chief constable, rachel blinken from south wales police, was talking about how much 22nd.about 300 hours orso much 22nd. they had about 300 hours or so because actually you are a number of the homes in the area also have that kind of door bell cams as well. so they were scouring the area for that extra material, a load of social media, as i mentioned, there was a live stream from a local witt jewel blog are being live streamed on youtube. so, all of that is available for the police to sift through. no doubt they would have gone through, some of those people might�*ve come up on their systems from recognition, possibly as well, so they've got a huge task ahead. the debris that was left there, there is evidence they are to be collected as well. a number of the neighbours that road that had the most severe damage have said that they didn't recognise anybody. anybody that was involved in the riot. they weren't local to that street or from the neighbouring streets. they were from further away. but we don't have a detail of where these 20 people have been arrested are from, so w

there was a last minute application by the constables to withhold those readings fit to review that to see if there's any of them. some national, we of risk involved the national security because of the sky. with this investigation involving the soldiers estrada is deployments, which has been over 20 years in a dentist in now the robot smith, he has been awarded by damages, but the lawyers for the newspapers. so that being the 3 news pipe is involved a, by a now looking to see the actual amount of costs of this trial, because that will be awarded dice and damages. now, estimates have suggested the costs of his trials, but upwards of $25000000.00. so that's a huge amount of money. it's been one, that's what this could a case to go down in australia is legal and military history. now been robot smith also offered his victoria across up as collateral a to if he lost his case. and obviously he might lose that victoria across as a result, he also borrowed money from carrie starks who's a huge video about 97 west media here in australia to help him pursue this type. so no doubt he'll be look

i have statements from detective constable setting out relevant information about you and what appearsbeenin attitude or mindset whilst you have been in custody. the officer has reviewed prison intelligence where you have made violent threats to kill, behead and chop up staff, have their loved ones followed home and beheaded, behead an imam and another prisoner. some of those reports date back to last autumn. some are more recent and postdate the preparation of the presentence report. initially on your behalf it was submitted that the statement of the officer should be disregarded on the basis that it was unsubstantiated, equivocal and unproven but character evidence. i made clear i did not agree with that assessment. it is material that it is significant in terms of the risks that have to be assessed. whilst i accepted the weight to be attached to the item it cannot be ignored. following the last hearing on the 12th of may the dci further request to hmp wandsworth in relation to any intelligence relevant to you so it could be disclosed and considered. this further request also sought