devon and cornwall police . the devon and cornwall police. the system has hopelessly us in the devon and cornwall police has failed us. the evidence we have heard this inquest over the past five weeks is , a consistent five weeks is, a consistent story of individ failures, breathtaking incompetence and, systemic failings within , every systemic failings within, every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon cornwall police to turkey now where a new 6.3 magnitude earthquake has reported near its border with syria. the country's government said three people are dead and more than 200 people have been injured. it's all in an area still cleaning from one of the worst natural disasters in turkey's history. with more 47,000 people killed, just two weeks ago . president biden today weeks ago. president biden today promised more than $5 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last yea

devon and cornwall police . the devon and cornwall police.he system has hopelessly us in the devon and cornwall police has failed us. the evidence we have heard this inquest over the past five weeks is , a consistent five weeks is, a consistent story of individ failures, breathtaking incompetence and, systemic failings within , every systemic failings within, every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon cornwall police to turkey now where a new 6.3 magnitude earthquake has reported near its border with syria. the country's government said three people are dead and more than 200 people have been injured. it's all in an area still cleaning from one of the worst natural disasters in turkey's history. with more 47,000 people killed, just two weeks ago . president biden today weeks ago. president biden today promised more than $5 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last year.

in particular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.nce to kill was granted." those warning signs were davison�*s violent past and evidence of his emotional and behavioural problems. the inquest heard that the firearms licensing unit had an unsafe culture and that staff were inadequately trained. the victims�* families say it is unbelievable that police gave davison his gun back after he carried out this assault on two teenagers in 2020. he told the police he "snapped" after someone insulted him. the police confiscated this gun after those assaults, then gave it back to him just weeks before the fatal shootings. on behalf of devon and cornwall police, i am deeply sorry for the loss of those families and for the failings in my force that led to jake davison having a gun when he shouldn't have. myjob now is to make sure that the findings of the inquest and those improvements we put into place are properly and sustainably embedded within that unit to make sure that nothing like this can hopefully happen again. davison�*s actions left a com

warning signs were ignored _ cornwall police.his bravery, sack was i given a coroners commendation, the highest accolade a coroner can bestow. the inquest recorded that maxine davison, sophie and lee martin, stephen washington and kate sheppard were all unlawfully killed. the jury found in sheppard were all unlawfully killed. thejury found in nationalfailure the jury found in national failure to thejury found in nationalfailure to learn lessons from mass shootings of the past in the catalogue of failure by devon and cornwall police. hello. we've had reports of spectacular views of the aurora borealis across many parts of the uk, from northern scotland all the way to southern wales and even southern england. and here's another beautiful picture from the weekend. this time of cornwall, a beautiful horizon of those aqua colours. ok, how about the weather for the week ahead. mainly dry, some sunshine and night frosts. pretty much what we've had for quite a few days now. we've had high—pressure firmly in charge of our weather. it's he

. the devon and cornwall police. well is away from home. president biden has promised more than $500 million worth of aid to . that's after he aid to. that's after he a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just before the first anniversary of russia's invasion on february the 24th. last mr. zelenskyy , the visit was an zelenskyy, the visit was an extremely important of support for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine as long as it takes. stand with ukraine as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and west was divided . as weak and west was divided. as you know, mr. president. i said to him in the beginning and he's counting on us, not sticking together. he was counting on an ability to keep nato united is counting on us not to be able to bnng counting on us not to be able to bring others on the side of ukraine. he thought could outlast us. i don't think he's thinking that right now . and thinking that right now. and lastly, in consum

in particular, the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.son�*s violent past and evidence of his emotional and behavioural problems. the inquest heard that the firearms licensing unit had an unsafe culture and that staff were inadequately trained. the victims�* families say it is unbelievable that police gave davison his gun back after he carried out this assault on two teenagers in 2020. he told the police he "snapped" after someone insulted him. the police confiscated this gun after those assaults, then gave it back to him just weeks before the fatal shootings. on behalf of devon and cornwall police, i am deeply sorry for the loss of those families and for the failings in my force that led to jake davison having a gun when he shouldn't have. myjob now is to make sure that the findings of the inquest and those improvements we put into place are properly and sustainably embedded within that unit to make sure that nothing like this can hopefully happen again. davison�*s actions left a community in shock and pain. the families who have lost lo

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the devon and cornwall police force has failed us.the cornwall police force has failed us. the evidence we have heard dunng us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent story of individual failures , story of individual failures, breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon and cornwall police now and is away from home. president biden today promised more than $500 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its caphal making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an extremely important sign for all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided . weak and the west was divided. as you know , mr. president, as you know, mr. president, i said to the beginning , as yo

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this was because of failings by devon and cornwall police.lch reports. are you enjoying your watermelon? is it nice? is it sweet? it's giant! i'm incredibly proud to be back here at fircroft primary school, my old primary school. i remember receiving free school meals when i was a pupil here, and i'm really pleased to announce every child in primary schools across our great capital city will be receiving free school meals from the start of the next academic year. his office says this will help more than 250,000 children and their families through the cost of living crisis next year. i've heard heartbreaking stories about children who haven't got a packed lunch or don't get free school meals pretending to eat at lunchtime to save them from embarrassment. it's really important in the absence of their government supporting families, i do what i can to help. currently in england, all state schoolchildren can claim free school meals up to year two from year three. some children still qualify for free school meals if their household is on certain b

cornwall police force has failed us.nng us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past weeks is a consistent story of individual failures breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licencing unit of the devon and cornwall police , junior doctors in police, junior doctors in england voted overwhelmingly to strike for 72 hours next month. over the health secretary . steve over the health secretary. steve barclay says he's deeply disappointed by the decision. the british medical association's announcement comes as more than 11,000 healthcare workers from the gmb and unite unions in england, wales are striking today in their continuing over pay and staffing. now the most dangerous domestic abuses will be added to the sector offenders register as the sector offenders register as the home vows to treat violence women as a national threat . the women as a national threat. the government plans to invest up to eight and a half million pounds over next two years to fund spe

we know the failings that happened at devon and cornwall police. o do about it? for me, that means a robust review of our gun laws, it means a top to bottom review, and it means a top to bottom review, and it means taking serious questions about should pump action weapon be on our streets, should we have more regular reviews, so someone applying for a gun licence pay the full costs of the inspection of their suitability can be as detailed and robust as it needs to be so the public can have confidence that it is only those people who should have access to a firearm who actually do? that people who should have access to a firearm who actually do?— people who should have access to a firearm who actually do? that is the olitician firearm who actually do? that is the politician talking _ firearm who actually do? that is the politician talking about _ firearm who actually do? that is the politician talking about the - politician talking about the procedures and the law and the politics. bring it back to those families, those families in plymouth, that com

devon and cornwall police, who gave a firearm back to a known man, a violent absolutely beyond the calleaction of any right thinking person and during that inquest it was evidence was given that senior officers from devon and cornwall police kind of clued in to deny any responsibility or liability for their pathetic actions . so that their pathetic actions. so that got a lot of publicity yesterday. the nicola pulley case has got a lot of publicity . we know there are police officers going into court every week for very serious wrongdoing and clearly policing is in a dreadful state or much of it is the police have got to start telling the truth. look at themselves in the mirror. telling the truth. look at themselves in the mirror . they themselves in the mirror. they only ever seem to admit things when they're forced into a corner . and the public know this corner. and the public know this . they come out with mealy mouthed words like lessons will be learned and it appears i never are . so the police have never are. so the police have got a lot to work to do if they want to regain the tr

police are anxious. the same doesn't happen in cornwall. in a statement and cornwall.ice told gb news, we are aware of a planned protest due to take place in newquay . we due to take place in newquay. we are seeking to engage the protest organisers. police will facilitate peaceful protest and use legislation to keep safe. we will continue to review any information received regarding this matter . information received regarding this matter. gb news approached the organisers , the protest as the organisers, the protest as well as the organisers the counter—protest. but one was able to speak to us. politicians have been unanimous in calling for the planned to be abandoned, but is nigel farage it's wrong to double action as far right already the conservative leader of cornwall council condemned what they're doing as racist. the labour party of joined in as well and now a collection of various refugee charities have got together today. they claim they represent up to five groups around the country calling on government to condemn protests against those across the english ch

police forces in special measures. you can see them here — cleveland, staffordshire, gloucestershire, devon and cornwall, wiltshire, andetropolitan police too. chanting: nojustice, no peace. scotland yard is struggling to restore its reputation after two of its officers, wayne couzens and david carrick, were sentenced 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 villa

in a statement, devon and cornwall police said officers deployed to the newquay area to facilitate a protest . facilitate a planned protest. officers engaged with those in attendance and the event passed peacefully. no arrests have been made. no arrests . but plenty of made. no arrests. but plenty of opinions . well, i live only 500 opinions. well, i live only 500 yards up the road . they rob yards up the road. they rob shops that fly when the kids , shops that fly when the kids, the police, the guy with knives out . and then the police have out. and then the police have been here more times than i can count. been here more times than i can count . yet racism has not to do count. yet racism has not to do with to us do with . the head of with to us do with. the head of cornwall council is calling you guys racist . that's what we guys racist. that's what we can't handle. i am a humanitarian. i'm mother. was a refugee . i feel very strongly refugee. i feel very strongly that. refugee. i feel very strongly that . well, i wouldn't be here that. well, i wouldn't be here if my mother hadn't

police forces in special measures. you can see them here — cleveland, staffordshire, gloucestershire, devon and cornwall, wiltshire, andouzens and david carrick, were sentenced 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. analysis by the bbc has revealed that britain's local bus network has shrunk by nearly 19% in the decade to march last year. according to the department for transport figures, hertfordshire and leicestershire saw the biggest cuts in services in england. 0perators say they have had to close some routes because of falling passenger numbers and rising prices. here's our transport correspondent, katy austin. the only bus that stops in the leicestershire village of stapleton is the 159. hello. john catches it most days to the nearest town of hinckley for things like shopping. i've got my phone if you need me. 0k. catch you later, then. in two weeks' time, the 159 is

police forces in special measures. you can see them here. cleveland, staffordshire, gloucestershire, devon and cornwall. wiltshire. rs, nicola bulley, wet sentence 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. and we will keep you right up—to—date throughout the morning if there are any further developments on that story. if you are heading to work for a school this morning and you have been benefiting from the government scheme that caps bus fares at £2, there is some good news. the trial is being extended untiljune. however, not everyone is happy. ben's at the breakfast bus stop to tell us more. good morning. i have been here four hours! there — good morning. i have been here four hours! there will _ good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be _ good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be three _ good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be three in - good mornin

police. the prince is expected to return to cornwall many times as heir to the making sure the duchy does provideals. he now serves. cameron walker gb news, falmouth piers passenger the duchess cornwall, the princess of wales she's one of the great stars of the royal family, isn't she? oh, fantastic . no doubt about it. she's she looks immaculate . she's got a looks immaculate. she's got a lovely, genuine smile. it comes across as , you know, really , she across as, you know, really, she comes across as a fabulous role model for a young mother of three children. yeah. and she is, i think , absolutely is, i think, absolutely marvellous and interesting . marvellous and interesting. cameron making the point they're going to go to cornwall lot of course there are no peace in sussex saying, boy, we don't want harry and meghan to be the duke duchess of sussex. it's duke and duchess of sussex. it's only been probably once and they're again. what they're unlikely. go again. what would stir up would be? would it just stir up a if they were stripped of a nest if they were stripped of the i think it would.

moved to shipton abbott which is a fictional town in devon and cornwall and it is their life now and what happens. he joined the local policeer—in—law. yes. knows that happy ever after always involves a mother-in-law. yes, that is uuite involves a mother-in-law. yes, that is quite true- _ involves a mother-in-law. yes, that is quite true. and _ involves a mother-in-law. yes, that is quite true. and my _ involves a mother-in-law. yes, that is quite true. and my son-in-law, . is quite true. and my son—in—law, who— is quite true. and my son—in—law, who is_ is quite true. and my son—in—law, who is really— is quite true. and my son—in—law, who is really a holiday romance, this has— who is really a holiday romance, this has blossomed into something very feat _ this has blossomed into something very real. and now they come to be suriportive — very real. and now they come to be supportive after martha's father dies _ supportive after martha's father dies and — supportive after martha's father dies. and she is coping 0k, supportive after martha's father dies. and she is coping ok, but it's lovely— dies. and she is coping ok, but it'

police. the prince is expected to return to cornwall many times. said , the throne making sure the duchy does provide meaningful value to the locals he now serves. cameron walker gb news falmouth . i thought to meet falmouth. i thought to meet them, you know. oh, me too. a bit. just knowing sort of that be one of the you know, the other thing is now here's a question for you. i'm going to scotland next week, i think, because i'm from cumbria, which is right next to scotland. if your geography is a route, i've always sort of thought, well, i'm scottish, can i'm virtually scottish, i can i get away with wearing a kilt ? get away with wearing a kilt? yeah, i've always wanted it a kilt. they're very smart, aren't they. i think they're just really cool, but i've got bull someone saying my have i got the legs. cos i've got the legs. but the question is as someone who is english, can i work for you in scotland ? let me know if you in scotland? let me know if you think it's a appropriate. oh i think it's a appropriate. oh i think you can, but i'm not scott

police of this hotel of the migrants causing problems. it's happened in, penzance. it's happened in, penzance. it's happenedin happened in, penzance. it's happened in other towns , happened in other towns, cornwallg. here tell me it's happening. newquay hotel newquay migrants from the hotel harassing girls. you see harassing. girls. i want you see these migrants each other and these migrants each other and these migrants each other and these migrant camps. and in the boats , if can't get on with boats, if they can't get on with their fellow migrants, how are they on with they going to get on with everyone this country, everyone else in this country, you it's all the muslims you know? it's all the muslims attacking hindus in leicester last threatening last year, threatening to rape jews year before. so jews in london year before. so they're going get on with they're not going to get on with they're not going to get on with the scottish or the or the scottish or the english or for that matter, the cornish. okay thank you your views, okay thank you for your views, sir. side of sir. so are the other side of the they you are the road. they that you are racist scum , that you are racist scum, that you

the police place police let's not mop place that's knock everybody and that's not knock everybody and again am not being paid for again i am not being paid for these i'm golden cornwall i'm just trying to concern to the to voice my concern to the family so we can regroup and get this thing sorted out properly. okay, we'll okay, peter fielding, we'll leave it . if hear from leave it. if you do hear from paul leave it. if you do hear from paul, let us know he has any paul, let us know if he has any messages he wants to get. messages that he wants to get. peter fielding is a forensic search and rescue specialist. thanks your time. i just thanks for your time. i just really poor, the really feel for the poor, the poor girls, know, to grow up poor girls, you know, to grow up with this a legacy is. the with this as a legacy is. the internet always there . it's internet is always there. it's horrible. was a tragic horrible. it was a tragic tragedy with missing mummy anyway. have this private anyway. but to have this private information there. i information put out there. i think very difficult for the girls. i spent quite harrowing. anyway, to anyway, sorry. we're going to