thank you, danny shaw, our home affairs correspondent.s to an epidural when you were giving birth. —— messages. holly says... i got to 35 hours into my labour and my midwife recommended an epidural. whilst having the epidural, a surgeon came in and started shouting at my midwife as to why i was having an epidural, when there was only one left for that day. this led me to believe that they only have a certain amount set for a 24—hour period. i was disgusted, i certain amount set for a 24—hour period. iwas disgusted, i had certain amount set for a 24—hour period. i was disgusted, i had a needle hanging out of my back and i was in excruciating pain. it has put me off having another child which is really sad considering i am only 24. samantha's says... when i was in labour they told me that i probably should have an epidural as it was going on for ages and i was getting exhausted. they gave me the option without any pressure, they were incredible and i am grateful everyday for them and for our wonderful nhs. and that was the h hospital in bat

let's speak to our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. how big a problem has this been?ice, unprecedented times, and this is guidance and powers they have not had before. they have only had the powers since thursday so they have been some teething problems with different forces interpreting them differently. the advice has come through to be consistent and have a coordinated approach, to adopt a single style and tone, but there are some forces, for example derbyshire police, which set upjones to film people rambling in the peak district and they have justified that by saying that in isolation that might have looked like an aggressive act but when you look at the contact on villages in the area by being overrun by visitors, villages that contain many elderly people who could not get to the shops because all the stores had basically been emptied, they felt they were justified in sending those films up to —— those drones up to film people. they have said if we get a bit of ridicule for that we are prepared to accept that because the message has got a crows and last weekend

and she was the last woman standing so to speak we heard from professor of latin american studies danny shaw he told us the primaries are being weighed down right now anyway but climate of fear. it will have to work the most are clearly affected in are afraid to go 'd out in it well if they have children you know they'll go in 'd the only way they're doubly a free so clearly be inside iraq primary is in crisis in a sense tells the garrote a woman of color represents a colonist people hawaii thing a lot of people high hopes that she would support bernie sanders who is of course the most critical incident perry was candidate so to see her fall in line with joe biden in commend joe biden miller is clearly an establishment candidate who represents the continuation of us foreign policy was clearly very disappointing and this is bigger than just a primary this is a movement for universal health care for us foreign policy that is diametrically opposed to what trump inviting him but i'm in the ruling class represent so this move is going to continue to fight not just in the electoral reading arena b

our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is with me. s saying is that it's going to convene what it says is a post—case review panel, which will be led by a deputy chief crown prosecutor, a senior prosecutor within the crown prosecution service will lead a review of this case. in particular what they will do is look at the decision to charge caroline flack, she was charged with assaulting her partner, and also look at the decision—making after that charge came about, because we know, for example, that caroline flack's partner, lewis burden, didn't want to support the prosecution, so he withdrew his support for it but the prosecution was going ahead. caroline flack had been told that the case what is going to trial. concerns have been raised after her death by her management who said, why was the cps pursuing this show trial, is the word is that they used? they said caroline flack was vulnerable, the victim did not support the prosecution, it wasn't in the public interest. that's what the crown prosecution service is going to look at, loo

let's speak to our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. this sounds very damning. it is a serious further event review for joseph mccann plus my case and we needed then there was a number of hearings. that had of prison apologise for the spellings. in terms of warnings of the risk that he posed in terms of the sexual risk, that is something we did not know before. joseph mccann was serving a long sentence for burglary and now we learn in 2011 the probation prison and police authorities were told that he might pose a risk of sexual harm and exploitation to teenage girls. two letters, disturbing letters, have been intercepted by prison staff. that issue is the risk of sexual harm was not addressed as it should have been and the report makes that clear it was a failing. then you come onto these feelings over the recall process. recall is basically the process by which the parole board gets involved in a case so the pa role board gets involved in a case so the parole board decides when someone should be released from prison. joseph mccann had been released from the ear

danny shaw, home affairs correspondent.to be the first british person to die by catching coronavirus. 80—year—old marita edwards passed away in hospital on friday. her son, stuart loud, says his mum was fairly fit and had no underlying health problems. he hopes her death will make people follow the new government restrictions to stay at home. stuart loud joins us now. i'm really sorry to hear about the loss of your mum. tell us about her? she was just an amazing lady. you know, a normal grandma, mum, happy—go—lucky lady. she enjoyed life, fit and healthy. up to the point she went into this operation. as far as you know, she contracted coronavirus in hospital, after that gall bladder operation? yes, we were visiting, as normal, like a normal family would. that was for a couple of weeks previously. and then she took a turn for the worse, her breathing was quite laboured. i spoke to the nursing team and i was very concerned about this. eventually, she was tested, swabbed for coronavirus, and that was confirmed on thursday the

our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, is here. what do we know about this case?‘s private office, the team of civil servants that work directly to ministers, when she was at the department for work and pensions in 2015. we have seen work and pensions in 2015. we have seen legal correspondence with the department in which the woman at the centre of this sets out a series of allegations, some of these allegations, some of these allegations do not consent to put, but concern other individuals, and some of the claims predate her time at the department. should make that absolutely clear. but there was a key incident according to this document which took place in october 2015, when the woman who i will call miss m act the way feeling fragile because of an incident in priti patel‘s office. without warning, according to this document, priti patel shouted at her to get lost and get out of her face. despite miss g, being used to this, and official told her she was to be removed from her role because she does not like yourface. her role because she does not like your face.

this our home affairs correspondent danny shaw explains how big explains how big of a problems this hasay, so there have been some teething problems. some forces have interpreted the rules in different ways from other forces. the message has come through from the national police chief's counsel for forces to be consistent, to have coordinated approaches, to adopt a single style and tone, but there are some forces, for example derbyshire police, who sent up drones to film people rambling in the peak district, and they have justified that today by saying that, in isolation, that might have looked like an aggressive act, but when you look at the context and the fact that villages in the area were being overrun by visitors, villages that contain many elderly people who couldn't get to the shops because all the stores had basically been emptied, then they felt they were justified in sending the drones up to film people and getting the message across. the force's chief constable said today, if we get a bit of ridicule for that, then we are prepared to accept that because the message has got a