the crown prosecution service _ for 30 years. the crown prosecution service has— for 30 years. ervice has worked closely- for 30 years. the crown prosecution service has worked closely with - for 30 years. the crown prosecution service has worked closely with the i service has worked closely with the basket _ service has worked closely with the basket team — service has worked closely with the basket team to _ service has worked closely with the basket team to build _ service has worked closely with the basket team to build a _ service has worked closely with the basket team to build a robust - service has worked closely with the basket team to build a robust casel basket team to build a robust case against _ basket team to build a robust case against david _ basket team to build a robust case against david boyd _ basket team to build a robust case against david boyd and _ basket team to build a robust case against david boyd and his- against david boyd and his meticulously— against david boyd and his meticulously pieced - against david boyd and his. meticulously pieced together

the crown prosecution service has worked closely with the team at northern police to build a robust caserate to the satisfaction of the jury that the only person who could have killed nikki allan was david boyd. 0ur could have killed nikki allan was david boyd. our thoughts remain with nicky's family, for whom this must be an incredibly difficult time for we hope this trial has provided with them some of the answers, and that they can take some measure of comfort knowing her killer has been brought to justice. comfort knowing her killer has been brought tojustice. weight comfort knowing her killer has been brought to justice. weight so that was part of the investigation team. in the case of seven—year—old nikki allan, he was brutally murdered 30 years ago by david boyd. he is 35 years ago by david boyd. he is 35 years old, out—of—date he was found guilty of murdering the seven—year—olds in sunderland —— 55. some quick pointers and facts from this case, nikki was seven, she was led away by david boyd, who was 25 at the time, led away from her block of flats where she lived with her family

marsden to justice, in particular the staff who worked so tirelessly on the investigation, the crown prosecution serviceribe — justice for finley boden. how would you describe stephen _ justice for finley boden. how would you describe stephen boden - justice for finley boden. how would you describe stephen boden and . you describe stephen boden and shannon — you describe stephen boden and shannon marsden know you have covered — shannon marsden know you have covered this? it is shannon marsden know you have covered this?— covered this? it is absolutely in compensable — covered this? it is absolutely in compensable and _ covered this? it is absolutely in compensable and despicable i covered this? it is absolutely in i compensable and despicable what covered this? it is absolutely in - compensable and despicable what they have done. they are truly reprehensible with no comprehensive of what they have done. the inches are the most terrific i have seen and the fact they had medical opportunity to seek for that child and failed to do so simply for their own means is beyond words. —— the injuries are the most

gathered sufficiently or isn't gathered sufficiently or isn't in good enough order for the crown prosecution servicerefarv— why we have this new justice secretary .you've - why we have this new justice secretary you've given him secretary and you've given him fore— secretary and you've given him fore of— secretary and you've given him lots of advice— secretary and you've given him lots of advice is— secretary and you've given him lots of advice is because fommfe— lots of advice is because. dominic-resigned dominic raab has resigned foffovmg— dominic raab has resigned following inquiry or the following the inquiry or the independent— following the inquiry or the independent inquiry into whether or mor— independent inquiry into whether or mof fe— independent inquiry into whether or not he bullied— independent inquiry into whether or not he bullied some civil eervfoe— or not he bullied some civil service servants— or not he bullied some civil service servants to salix . i service servants to salix. i reef— service servants to salix. i need fo— service servants to salix. i need ro gfve— service servants

we well, the crown prosecution service also echoed lrose— prosecution service also echoed lrose worisas getting the ssallops— , as well as getting the scallops just, - , as well as getting the scallops just, you know, pulls evervlrirg— scallops just, you know, pulls evervlrirg ap— scallops just, you know, pulls everything up off— scallops just, you know, pulls everything up off the seabed and leaves— everything up off the seabed and leaves il— everything up off the seabed and leaves il prellv— everything up off the seabed and leaves it pretty barren in. veal.— leaves it pretty barren in. yeah, certainly— leaves it pretty barren in. yeah, certainly these- leaves it pretty barren in. yeah, certainly these wrecks are used by dredgers. they they don't discriminate between they don't discriminate between they don't just pick out the scallops , they run over the fills seabed bed and a little known point is actually have a degree in zoology. it was my first degree and i spent many a time in millport just across the water here at the marine conservation aim facility. and first hand, you know,

even the crown prosecution service that something is transphobic.ves questions. if an individual did not eight call rhemeehvee— an individual did not eight call themselves trans— an individual did not eight call themselves trans and maybe put a wig themselves trans and maybe put a whg eh— themselves trans and maybe put a whg era are— themselves trans and maybe put a whg era are re— themselves trans and maybe put a wig on and do whatever. is it a hh— wig on and do whatever. is it a man in a woman's— wig on and do whatever. is it a man in a woman's changing room? is man in a woman's changing room? he hr— man in a woman's changing room? he hr a— man in a woman's changing room? he hr a mah— man in a woman's changing room? he hr a whe— man in a woman's changing room? is it a man who has— man in a woman's changing room? is it a man who has raped a woman who wants to go to a woman's prison?— woman who wants to go to a woman's prison? is that a man whe— woman's prison? is that a man whe warre— woman's prison? is that a man whe wahre re— woman's prison? is t

and when you the crown you as head of the crown prosecution service, the conviction rate for sexual offencest he doesn't know wtat-ts-tutl what a woman is, surely. but ttat-s— what a woman is, surely. but ttat-s-wtat— what a woman is, surely. but that's what political that's not what a political football your football is. i think your analysis, make analysis, it just doesn't make sense. he's not in every broadcast , and i broadcast interview, and i should he does several should imagine he does several dozens, if not hundreds, over the a month. he's not the course of a month. he's not bringing transgender issues. bringing up transgender issues. it's say he's it's just inaccurate to say he's using the trans community as a political football. well, why doesn't—what- political football. well, why- doesn't_what lwoman doesn't he answer what a woman is doesn't he answer what a womani ts—ttows is then? because he surely knows att— is then? because he surely knows atatswert- rt.- is then? because he surely knows and-answer it. well- and he won't answer it. well i ttttt— and he won't answer it. well