london, mr taylor said he has met earlier on with the attorney general and also with the crown prosecution servicehis offices, it's a tricky situation and wants to get complete clarity and wants to get complete clarity and guidance from both the attorney general and the crown prosecution service, so then he can brief those officers, more than a thousand officers, more than a thousand officers who will be on duty tomorrow in london, patrolling the protest. tomorrow in london, patrolling the rotest. . ., ~ , ., ., protest. helena, thank you for takin: us protest. helena, thank you for taking us through _ protest. helena, thank you for taking us through that. - now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. good afternoon. plenty of rain around today, particularly across southern england and wales, along with still that milder air lingering on. further north, colder air, but also some sunshine. and we're all going to be coming into those chillier—feeling conditions as we head through the weekend. so feeling a lot more like autumn. temperatures dropping below the seasonal average this time. it

they lack of course the resources that the crown prosecution service and the police have between themce have between them. thank you ve much police have between them. thank you very much for— police have between them. thank you very much for sharing _ police have between them. thank you very much for sharing your— police have between them. thank you very much for sharing your insight. i around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. the school trip a highlight of the year for thousands of children across the region and where we live, there's no shortage of great places to visit. english heritage runs 34 of them in yorkshire, including conisbrough castle, where these children from rotherham are visiting today. but here and at other sites across the country, schoolchildren are becoming less frequent visitors. as a charity, our costs continue to rise. so whether it be payroll or producing support materials, etcetera, our costs do continue to rise, which means as a charity we kind of having to subsidise each year more and

the camera cases review commission, crown prosecution service and greater manchester police have allling of his conviction and subsequent appeals. but andrew says his life can't truly start again until authorities are forced under oath to tell the truth. they will not give it up. they're institutionally dishonest. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now, it's being billed as the country's biggest public investment in a cultural venue for more than 20 years. aviva studios in manchester officially opens today for what's expected to be a final bill of £2110 million, double the original estimate. the first show there is directed by danny boyle, who masterminded the opening ceremony of the london 2012 olympics, and it's a dance adaptation of the cult sci—fi film the matrix. our culture editor katie razzall has had an exclusive preview. something wild is happening in the north west. this is the biggest cultural opening of a space since the opening of tate modern at the beginning of the century. a huge new venue for shows, gigs and much more. why shouldn't there be a national theatre in manchester? 0

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meanwhile while a mosque chairman who praised the hamas founder has been advising the prosecution service on the crown prosecution service on hate crimes, there extremist hate crimes, are there extremist sleepers amongst us as britain finds itself in the midst of record levels of legal migration? the telegraph has reported that internal home office documents suggest foreign worker are set to double worker visas are set to double over the next five years. why are we not taking back control? and we're always told that the younger generation is intent on solving the so—called climate crisis. new poll has crisis. but a new poll has suggested that it's the older generation who do more for the environment than else on environment than anyone else on all of recycling, energy, all counts of recycling, energy, saving flights insulation saving flights and insulation while the young thunberg ians are trailing behind the obedient pensioners . plus, a coup has pensioners. plus, a coup has taken place in nonnay, not a military political or revolutionary coup, but a coup relating to cheese . despite the relating to

outside court, the crown prosecution service have welcomed this conviction., however wealthy someone is, howeverfamous they but ultimately, however wealthy someone is, however famous they are, they have to be open and honest about their tax affairs. now, he was given a suspended sentence in part because of his age, he is 92 years old and is about to turn 93, partly because he decided at the last moment to change his plea to guilty. when ecclestone left court, he said that he had no comment to make. studio: the nhs waiting list in england has hit a new record high, with almost 7.8 million people waiting for treatment. data also shows that the key nhs target of eliminating waits of more than a year and a half has been missed again. the former chief executive of barclays has been fined £1.8 million by the financial watchdog. jes staley was found to have misled the financial conduct authortiy and the bank's board over the nature conduct authority and the bank's board over the nature of his relationship with convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. a reminder of our

he sits on the crown prosecution , crown crown prosecution, crown prosecution service . vice. this private prosecution service for on the panel of hate crimes . on the panel of hate crimes. this is a man who has praised the founder of hamas and he sits on the crown prosecution services panel to deliberate on hate crime . and there you have hate crime. and there you have sadiq khan , who has a very large sadiq khan, who has a very large influence on the metropolitan police , is calling for police, is calling for a ceasefire , is against policy, ceasefire, is against policy, against labour party policy. >> are you. just a minute. we keep talking about sadiq . and keep talking about sadiq. and this is because because i'm joining the dots between kozbar, who's on the cps , on the who's on the cps, on the committee for the cps scrutiny of hate crime. please, let's not. >> and sadiq khan, who's calling for ceasefire, which is basically undermining israel's ability to take hamas to task . ability to take hamas to task. and this is what we're seeing on the streets of london. >> b

the times has a different angle, that the crown prosecution service facing calls for clemency over so—calledling cases. that's all from us for tonight. time for the team to recharge. faisal�*s here tomorrow. goodnight. rishi sunak has described his plan to raise the legal smoking age annually as �*the biggest public health intervention in a generation". under the legislation announced in his conservative party conference speech yesterday, people born in or after 2009 will not legally be able to buy cigarettes. scottish ministers have signed an extradition order for nicholas rossi, who is wanted in the us on a charge of rain and faking his own death to avoid prosecution. the 36—year—old claims he is a victim of mistaken identity — but a fingerprint test has disproved this. you're live with bbc news. temperatures across the world in september were the warmest on record, breaking the previous high by a huge margin, according to the eu climate service. last month was almost a whole degree warmer than the average september temperature between 1991 and 2020 . temperature between 1991 and 2020. exp

the crown prosecution service gave us this statement: now, it's nearly 50 years since they split up, nearly 43 years since john lennon was murdered, and almost 22 since the death of george harrison. but today the beatles announced they will release the last song featuring all four members in a week's time. now and then is based on a recording byjohn lennon in the 19705 which was completed by sir paul macartney and ringo starr last year after advances in audio technology made it possible. mccartney said it was "quite emotional" to hearjohn�*s voice. when we lostjohn, we knew that it was really over. i was talking to yoko and she said, "oh, i think i've got a tape ofjohn." paul called me up and said he'd like to work on now and then. i he put the bass on. i put the drums on. it's the last song that my dad and paul and george and ringo will get to make together. how lucky was i to have those men in my life? i am joined now by eric alper, a canadian music publicist and commentator on the industry. welcome to newsnight. very few people, i'd like to make clear, have heard this song yet, ha

they worked on the basis of working collaboratively with the crown prosecution service . the crown prosecutionution service and working with them on saturday in the specialist operations room side by side. the decision was made by the cps that no offence had been committed. the bottom line is this they have to work within the legal framework with what's available to them and they would have considered all options. they'd all also had to consider in terms of counter—terrorism , whether they counter—terrorism, whether they could demonstrate that individuals or groups were inciting or encouraging others to commit acts of terrorism, for example. so they would have worked with everything that was available to them and they made their decision, rightfully . we, their decision, rightfully. we, in collaboration with the crown prosecution service, the cps have got to show that if they charge somebody, there's a strong likelihood of a conviction . and in this case, conviction. and in this case, clearly that wasn't the case. so shabnam, is it legal then on the streets of london to call for jihad against

the test that the police and crime prosecution —— crown prosecution service would have to be convincedbuted to the death set took place there. in light of the conviction of lucy letby, we note that senior paediatric consultants on the unit at the time said they had raised concerns with senior management about the fact that lucy letby was present for a number of deaths that they could not clinically explain. the paediatricians went on to say that they felt that concerns had not been taken seriously by the trust, who were more concerned about the reputation of the organisation of the time. the management team that ran the contest of chester trust have all moved on. the current management team said they are cooperating fully with this new police investigation and indeed it has also been welcomed by some of the families of the babies who died at the trust. in the families of the babies who died at the trust-— at the trust. in terms of the reaction _ at the trust. in terms of the reaction from _ at the trust. in terms of the reaction from the _ at the trust. in terms of the reaction from th

i have looked into the eyes of the people that we must serve at the crown prosecution service.ave seen reflected back the knowledge that government can make or break a life. it is that this possibility that drives me towards the reforms i know we must make, we keep you most built. let's get to work. because there is one barrier so big and so imposing that it blocks out all light from the other side. a blockage that stops this country building roads, connections, board threes, trendlines, warehouses, farms and tower stations. an obstacle to the aspirations of millions now and in the future who deserve the security of home ownership, a future hidden by our restricted planning system. we must bulldoze the rent. [applause] -- through it. [applause] mr. starmer: we used to call it the dream of home ownership. we used to say it glibly on stages like this. but look at britain now. it's time -- become a dream out of reach for millions. if we do not take action, it will only become more distant. electric for the few, not the privilege of the many. i'm trying really hard not to mention.

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service , the crown prosecution service, which wasbtained by the daily telegraph. the classification comes despite the home secretary urging police not to label rape suspects as women as by law it can only be committed by a biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded with with sex unknown . recorded with with sex unknown. and finally, the british film director terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness. he came to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives much of his work was drawn from his own experience as growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently , he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . this is gb news dickinson. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to . news. now let's get back to. mark my thanks to ray addison, who returns in an hour's tim

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service , the crown prosecution service, which wasbtained by the daily telegraph. the classification comes despite the home secretary urging police not to label rape suspects as women as by law it can only be committed by a biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded with with sex unknown . recorded with with sex unknown. and finally, the british film director terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness. he came to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives much of his work was drawn from his own experience as growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently , he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . this is gb news dickinson. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to . news. now let's get back to. mark my thanks to ray addison, who returns in an hour's tim

against those so called jihad a chance on some of those protest foot of the head of the crown prosecution service automatic hate crime and it is about that interpretation in the moment. and that is where there is perhaps some sort of grey area that proves to be particularly difficult to police. proves to be particularly difficult to olice. , ., , to police. yes. for most people, you know, to police. yes. for most people, you know. who — to police. yes. for most people, you know. who are _ to police. yes. for most people, you know, who are watching _ to police. yes. for most people, you know, who are watching there - to police. yes. for most people, you know, who are watching there so - to police. yes. for most people, you know, who are watching there so i i know, who are watching there so i don't follow this to close the, who are not, perhaps, don't have a huge understanding of islam, they hear jihad and hear violence and terrorism. for many conservative muslims the word jihad specifically means physicalfighting. there would be very few conservative muslims who would deny that. however, the conte

the crown prosecution service have welcomed the conviction, it shows however famous someone is, welcomed0 inspectors. about now a look at some other stories making the news today. the nhs waiting list in england has hit a new record high, with almost 7.8 million people waiting for treatment. data also shows that the key nhs target of eliminating waits of more than a year and a half has been missed again. the former chief executive of ba rclays, jes staley, has been fined £1.8 million by the financial watchdog. jes staley was found to have misled the financial conduct authortiy and the bank's board over the nature of his relationship with convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. a metropolitan police officer has defended her team after they carried out a stop and search on british sprinter bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos three years ago in west london. acting police sergeant rachel simpson told a misconduct hearing today that she and her colleagues suspected their car was involved in gang activity and had concerns it could contain weapons. nothing was found. all five offi

. >> i just wonder whether his his card up his sleeve is the fact that the crown prosecution servicemet's assessment. >> i strongly suspect somebody from the cps will be sitting alongside sir mark this afternoon . afternoon. >> thank very much indeed >> thank you very much indeed for that. and we'll obviously see what emerges from that for that. and we'll obviously see whaithiserges from that for that. and we'll obviously see whaithis afternoon. that for that. and we'll obviously see whaithis afternoon. peter, meeting this afternoon. peter, thank very much for being thank you very much for being with now let's update you on with us. now let's update you on the latest flooding with the the latest on flooding with the met issuing fresh met office issuing fresh warnings . communities, warnings for rain. communities, of course, across the uk trying to salvage the situation from massive flooding in the wake of storm babet residents in the most affected part of angus in scotland have been returning to their homes to find what's been called mind blowing levels of destruction. the first mini

meanwhile while a mosque chairman who praised the hamas founder has been advising the prosecution service on the crowns, there extremist hate crimes, are there extremist sleepers amongst us as britain finds itself in the midst of record levels of legal migration? the telegraph has reported that internal home office documents suggest foreign worker are set to double worker visas are set to double over the next five years. why are we not taking back control? and we're always told that the younger generation is intent on solving the so—called climate crisis. new poll has crisis. but a new poll has suggested that it's the older generation who do more for the environment than else on environment than anyone else on all of recycling, energy,

meanwhile while a mosque chairman who praised the hamas founder has been advising the prosecution service on the crowns, there extremist hate crimes, are there extremist sleepers amongst us as britain finds itself in the midst of record levels of legal migration? the telegraph has reported that internal home office documents suggest foreign worker are set to double worker visas are set to double over the next five years. why are we not taking back control? and we're always told that the younger generation is intent on solving the so—called climate crisis. new poll has crisis. but a new poll has suggested that it's the older generation who do more for the environment than else on environment than anyone else on all of recycling, energy, all counts of recycling, energy, saving flights insulation saving flights and insulation while the young thunberg ians are trailing behind the obedient pensioners . plus, a coup has pensioners. plus, a coup has taken place in nonnay, not a military political or revolutionary coup, but a coup relating to cheese .

that's why we're working closely with the police and the crown prosecution service to encourage themr service to encourage them to rigour and robustly enforce our laws so that individuals who fall below them are brought to justice. but it is more than justice. but it is more than just a question of legality . we, just a question of legality. we, as you say, it's also a question about values and some of the things we've seen over the course of the last two weeks do speak to a failure of some people in our country to live up to british values of civility and common decency , kwasi and and common decency, kwasi and have shown that there are issues of integration in in our country and it would be foolish of to us deny those or to bury our heads in the sand. we've got to confront them head on and ensure that we are a united and cohesive society. >> do those failures of integration and failures of some individuals to live up to the british values that you speak about , or british values that you speak about, or does that in your book reach the level of a failure of multiculturalism . multi

so they also had crown prosecution had the crown prosecution service lawyers, specialist service lawyersime advisers there, who were looking clips from looking at all those clips from what see on the clips, they what they see on the clips, they couldn't any offences taking couldn't see any offences taking place. mean say place. that doesn't mean to say nothing happen. it just nothing will happen. it just means time, from what means at the time, from what they can see and what they're being they don't think being told, they don't think it's threshold a it's reached the threshold of a criminal that doesn't criminal offence. that doesn't mean get investigated mean it doesn't get investigated and have public and they may have got a public order crime who have been order crime team who have been working on. you mentioned last saturday's last saturday's event as well, last saturday's event as well, last saturday's and this saturday's event and this saturday's event and this saturday's be saturday's event. they'll be going and looking going through clips and looking at the context of what was a

so they also had crown prosecution had the crown prosecution service lawyers, specialist service lawyersme advisers there, who were looking clips from looking at all those clips from what see on the clips, they what they see on the clips, they couldn't any offences taking couldn't see any offences taking place. mean say place. that doesn't mean to say nothing happen. it just nothing will happen. it just means time, from what means at the time, from what they can see and what they're being they don't think being told, they don't think it's threshold a it's reached the threshold of a criminal that doesn't criminal offence. that doesn't mean get investigated mean it doesn't get investigated and have public and they may have got a public order crime who have been order crime team who have been working on. you mentioned last saturday's last saturday's event as well, last saturday's event as well, last saturday's and this saturday's event and this saturday's event and this saturday's be saturday's event. they'll be going and looking going through clips and looking at the context of what was at

crown. prosecute service to consider a charge of rape. i can't believe i'm saying those words out loud.e daily telegraph as well. boy excuse me. body of boy aged ten, found as missiles hit kharkiv in ukraine. metro bank calls for calm after share crash and cold symptoms can linger just like covid long colds may exist and are just as common as long covid. well, there's a surprise as daily mirror accused in the doc hit man from us was to kill holly willoughby , security holly willoughby, security guard, plotted to murder tv star. court is told those are your front pages. let's get full pundit reaction now. i'm delighted to be joined by fleet street legend nina michkov, historian and political commentator david oldroyd bolt, and journalist and broadcaster, star of the hit podcast the commons sense podcast. linda jubilee. folks, lots of stories to get through . we are not able to get through. we are not able to get through. we are not able to speak in any detail about this devastating story about holly willoughby, so let's move straight on and can we go to the nhs? david? it must modernise

to this sort of prominent mosque chairman who praised the founder of hamas, advises the crown prosecution servicescrutiny panel service as part of a scrutiny panel. now i looked at this and i thought, do you know what it's not a bad idea because if you're going to advise anyone on anything, you're best to have experience, anything, you're best to have expsoznce, anything, you're best to have exp so znce, is anything, you're best to have expsoznce,is hunter anything, you're best to have exp so 3nce,is hunter turned gamekeeper. >> yeah, exactly and this >> yeah, exactly that. and this guy to hate. so guy knows how to hate. so they're going to him and finding out should do. yeah. out what they should do. yeah. i mean, this comes back lewis's mean, this comes back to lewis's argument i do argument by the way, and i do for occasionally feel sorry for very occasionally feel sorry for very occasionally feel sorry for lewis because lewis is having to battle lots of things internally externally internally and externally whenever we're discussing this at he's right. at the moment. and he's right. there are

we have also sought advice from the specialist crown prosecution service who have reached service lawyers the same conclusion . well, it the same conclusion. well, it didn't there. an individual didn't end there. an individual had this to say at protest had this to say at the protest at a local bar. >> nana to lawyer ella toone matthew laza . nana to lala. lala matthew laza. nana to lala. lala to eliyahu nana . eliyahu nana to to eliyahu nana. eliyahu nana to originally , the metropolitan originally, the metropolitan police released the following statement the flags in this photograph are not those of isis. >> they are the shahada, which is a declaration of faith in islam. isis flags may appear similar, but are not the same. we have specialist officers with knowledge of flags working on this operation to assist with these assessments, but when the canadian human rights activist yasmin mohammed, among others, translate the arabic of this individual as may allah's curse, be on infidels , may allah's be on infidels, may allah's curse, be on the jews . the curse, be on the jews. the metropoli

crown. prosecute service to consider a charge of rape. i can't believe i'm saying those words out loud.y telegraph as well. boy excuse me. body of boy aged ten, found as missiles hit kharkiv in ukraine. metro bank calls for calm after share crash and cold symptoms can linger just like covid long colds may exist and are just as common as long covid. well, there's a surprise as daily mirror accused in the doc hit man from us was to kill holly willoughby , security holly willoughby, security guard, plotted to murder tv star. court is told those are your front pages. let's get full pundit reaction now. i'm delighted to be joined by fleet street legend nina michkov, historian and political commentator david oldroyd bolt, and journalist and broadcaster, star of the hit podcast the commons sense podcast. linda jubilee. folks, lots of stories to get through . we are not able to get through. we are not able to get through. we are not able to speak in any detail about this devastating story about holly willoughby, so let's move straight on and can we go to the nhs? david? it must modernise or die

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service, which was obtained by the daily telegraphassification comes despite the home secretary urging police not to label rape suspects as women as by law it can only be committed by a biological male . the figures biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded with sex unknown . snp recorded with sex unknown. snp leader humza yousaf is being urged to rethink plans for independence after labour's victory in the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election labour's michael shanks defeated the scottish national party by winning 58% of the vote. it's prompted calls for usf to rethink his proposals . feel that rethink his proposals. feel that a positive showing at the next general election should be seen as a mandate for scottish independence . s staying in independence. s staying in scotland and motorists have been evacuated from a flooded road by helicopter amid extreme rainfall and flooding in scotland. with the met office issuing a warning of danger to life. an amber weather warning is in place for a large part of

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service, which was obtained by the daily telegraphe classification comes despite the home secretary urging police not to label rape suspects as women as by law it can only be committed by a biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded with sex unknown . and recorded with sex unknown. and finally , the british film finally, the british film director, terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness. he came to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives. much of his work was drawn from his own experiences growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently, he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . american poet emily dickinson. in this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get back to the . saturday five. >> thanks ray. it's saturday night and you are with the saturday five tonight.

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service, which was obtained by the daily telegraphe classification comes despite the home secretary urging police not to label rape suspects as women as by law it can only be committed by a biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded with sex unknown . and recorded with sex unknown. and finally , the british film finally, the british film director, terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness. he came to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives. much of his work was drawn from his own experiences growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently, he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . american poet emily dickinson. in this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get back to the . saturday five. >> thanks ray. it's saturday night and you are with the saturday five tonight.

the crown prosecution service gave us this statement: now, it's nearly 50 years since they split up,

of put it all together and it turns out that 260 female calls have been referred to the crown prosecution service last four years under the charge of rape, which as a coincidence for male rape, went up 260. i haven't done my maths properly. whatever is that 2006. anyway, the point is female rape is somewhat of a misnomer because it needs to a penis involved. it needs to be a penis involved. yeah can't. yeah you can't. >> i mean it's impossible for a woman to rape because , you know, woman to rape because, you know, by it's the insertion by definition it's the insertion of police. of yeah, so then the police. >> is like people going, >> so this is like people going, no, a and the no, i'm a woman and then the police like putting it down. and then report then when the newspapers report it, , oh, woman raped it, they go, oh, a woman raped some horrible story. and then and then. and then you hear that and then. and then you hear that and you go, this is let's wait till they release the photo. and then it's just a bloke with a beard. you beard. oh you says. >> says woman, >> you says i'm a woman, which

the crown prosecution the crime. the crown prosecution service are operationally independent.. but what the police have made clear is that they are concerned that there's a large number of bad actors who are deliberately operating beneath the criminal threshold in a way which you or i or the vast majority of british people would consider to be utterly odious. now, we keep our laws under review . and if there is under review. and if there is a need to change the law, just as we did in relation to just stop oil protests last year , i will oil protests last year, i will not hesitate to act . as i said, not hesitate to act. as i said, i'm not going to get into matters which are operationally independent for the police and the crime crown prosecution service. they need to make those decisions based on the facts and the evidence as they see them. but my views clear. but i have made my views clear. these are hate marches and the police must take a zero tolerance approach to anti —semitism. >> strong words there anti—semitism. >> strong words there from >> well, strong words there fro

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service, which was obtained by the daily telegraph. the classification comes despite the home secretary urging police not to label rape suspects as women as by law it can only be committed by a biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded as sex unknown . and finally, boris unknown. and finally, boris johnson's barrister , ex—wife, johnson's barrister, ex—wife, marina wheeler, kc , is set to marina wheeler, kc, is set to become labour's whistleblowing tsar for women. that's according to a report in the independent newspaper for the leading barrister who will help the party with plans to strengthen employment rights to safeguard women from abusive colleagues . women from abusive colleagues. the party reportedly plans to give women who suffer harassment at work whistle blower status to encourage them to come fonnard with complaints without fear of speaking out . this with complaints without fear of speaking out. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by sayin

the cps last week, crown prosecution last week, the crown prosecution service decided not to prosecuterrested for shouting jihad on advice. now, guess who they take advice from? they take advice from the chair of the finsbury park mosque. now, this is to me, this is a joke. they're taking advice from someone from from from a preacher or the chairman of the mosque . anyway, at the very mosque. anyway, at the very least. and at the same time, we're hearing and you just mentioned this is a very important point , imams all over important point, imams all over this country are praising hamas as heroes . we, you know, our as heroes. we, you know, our so—called tolerance, this country's tolerance of other religions is literally we going to be the death of us literally. >> ranil look , the home >> ranil look, the home secretary spoke well today, and i heard you nodding along. understandable so but this hateful ideology has germinated under a conservative government are you concerned that we've turned a blind eye to these hateful views for a long, long time now, perhaps in the face in the name

you then got to get it past the crown prosecution service. start a gravy train for leftist human rights lawyers. then you have to put them before a court and convince a jury. so it's not just the met making these decisions , it's people behind decisions, it's people behind the met who are concluding basically that if it was these people were put before a court, it probably wouldn't get very far. but yes , it will be far. but yes, it will be intimidating and i accept the meaning of jihad for most people. means means blood and violence. but that, i think, will be looked at. and of course, in the context of the current conflict in the middle east, i think that's likely what many, many people would see it as a calling for. >> and we've seen the government talk tough on this. but as you say, the police don't seem to have teeth when it comes to this, perhaps because you've had the minister on the the immigration minister on the channel talking channel earlier talking about how be away how visas should be taken away from those who are seen to be sup

crown prosecution serve. but the crown prosecution service , in my work in northern service, in my work in northern ireland and a life . it's that response ability life. it's that response ability that drives me to on cause the reforms i know we must make the britain i know we must build. so let's get to work because there is one barrier. so big, so imposing that it blocks out all light from the other side, a blockage that stops this country building roads , grid building roads, grid connections, laboratories , train connections, laboratories, train lines, warehouses , wind farms, lines, warehouses, wind farms, power stations and obstacle to the aspirations of millions now and in the future who deserve the security of home ownership. a future hidden by our restrictive planning system and conference. we must bulldoze through it . through it. we used to call it the dream of home ownership. didn't we? we used to say it glibly on stages like this . but look at britain like this. but look at britain now . it has become a dream . it's now. it has become a dream. it's out of reach for millions . and out of reach for

the criminal cases review commission, crown prosecution service and greater manchester police have alliry into the handling of his conviction and subsequent appeals. do you ever feel like life will be... ..normal? can life ever be normal? there will be a sense of normality at some point, yeah, but, eh... ..i can't even begin to get any sense of normality until these things are resolved. can you imagine at some point in the future having a relationship again? it's, it's — i dismissed it from my mind many years ago, because, think about it, the nature of, you know, the nature of what everything has been hanging over me. just because i've cleared my name, that still haunts me. there must have been ambitions that you had pre—2003. and i wonder what your ambitions are now? my ambitions are very, very, very, eh, sort of, erm, humble. i have some some kind of financial freedom to go and live elsewhere. and travel, because i've always liked traveling. 0r possibly i might go to university. that's possible. maths, astronomy? yeah, yeah. possibly astronomy. yeah, something like that. some science

that's according to data from the crown prosecution service, which was obtained by the daily telegraphonly be committed by a biological male. the figures show a further 209 suspects were recorded with sex unknown . the labour party has unknown. the labour party has unveiled new plans to clamp down on sexual harassment in the workplace . it comes as new workplace. it comes as new figures show almost 5 million women experience sexual harassment at work each year . harassment at work each year. speaking at the labour party, women's conference in liverpool, deputy leader angela rayner said if labour wins the next election they will make misogyny a hate crime. labour government will amend the equalities act to introduce a legal duty for employers to take all reasonable steps to stop sexual harassment before it starts. >> but that's not all. we will make misogyny a hate crime . make misogyny a hate crime. >> snp leader humza yousaf is being urged to rethink plans for independence after labour's victory in the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election labour's michael shanks defeated the scott