said differing accounts there of the behaviour of dominic raab.he lawyers and forthe inquiry in challenge then for the lawyers and for the inquiry in general.— for the inquiry in general. that's riuht. for the inquiry in general. that's right- this _ for the inquiry in general. that's right- this is _ for the inquiry in general. that's right. this is essentially - for the inquiry in general. that's right. this is essentially the - right. this is essentially the challenge for the investigator who has to turn different testimonies but also different characterisations of his behaviour into a document of fact. untilthat of his behaviour into a document of fact. until that essentially he won't be making conclusions himself, he want to be making recommendations as part of this report. what he will do is establish the facts around these different complaints that have been made and present us to the prime minister. it will then be for the prime minister to decide whether the prime minister to decide whether the fact that he is being presented with show th

the question facing the lawyer investigating dominic raab. with mr raab. they are not complainants, but wish to remain anonymous to not compromise theirjobs. he was somebody who expected high standards of people. he, however, was pretty belittling and he would frequently humiliate members of his private office. at a flick of a switch, he could turn incredibly angry and pretty offensive. this person, who advised mr raab in a senior role in one department, said his conduct impacted taxpayers as well as colleagues. junior officials were protected and therefore would would not be invited to go to meetings with him. the effect was that he probably achieved something that no minister or secretary of state should try to achieve, which was to shut up those who were meant to be advising him. dominic raab faces eight formal complaints involving at least 2a complainants who cannot speak out while the inquiry is ongoing. one of mr raab's former parliamentary staffers says he wasn't a bully, but the reports about his behaviour have resonated. there were a

the question facing the lawyer investigating dominic raab. orked closely with mr raab. they are not complainants but wish to remain anonymous to not compromise theirjobs. he was somebody who expected high standards of people. he, however, was pretty belittling and he would frequently humiliate members of his private office. at a flick of a switch, he could turn incredibly angry and pretty offensive. this person, who advised mr raab in a senior role in one department, said his conduct impacted taxpayers as well as colleagues. junior officials were protected and therefore would would not be invited to go to meetings with him. the effect was that he probably achieved something that no minister or secretary of state should try to achieve, which was to shut up those who were meant to be advising him. dominic raab faces eight formal complaints involving at least 2a complainants who cannot speak out while the inquiry is ongoing. one of mr raab�*s former parliamentary staffers says he wasn't a bully, but the reports about his behaviour have resonated.

and dominic raab himself.s and a sign that the inquiry is reaching its final stages. i spoken to some people who aren't complainants themselves but have worked closely with dominic raab the years. we can hearfirst from somebody with dominic raab the years. we can hear first from somebody advised —— who advised dominic raab in a senior role in one department who said that they have no doubt in their mind that what they witnessed from him was bullying. ididn't i didn't personally feel the lead, i did observe, though, as what i would characterise — did observe, though, as what i would characterise as bullying behaviour. he was somebody who, it's right to say, expected high standards of people. he, however, was pretty belittling in terms of how he would go about those things. and he would frequently humiliate members of his private office. at a flick of a switch he could turn incredibly angry and pretty offensive he separately, i also spoke to one former_ he separately, i also spoke to one former parliamentary sta

yes, it wasn't a glowing _ report for dominic raab? for dominic raab? yes, it i wasn't a glowing vote of confidence in his deputy prime minister to hear him very much distancing himself from everything that has gone on and making clear that if the report is bad, he will act on it and you have to assume that means firing dominic raabif to assume that means firing dominic raab if he thinks that is appropriate. this will be another big moment for him. this is another thing from before rishi sunak's time as prime minister. these allegations about dominic raab's behaviour all predate rishi sunak taking over in downing street, but it is another issue haunting him, questions day after day, should he have appointed him in this deputy role given what we are hearing, what is alleged about his behaviour. it will be a really tricky moment for him. nobody likes to sacking people from cabinet, but if rishi sunak is really going to uphold standards, you have to worry for dominic raab's future, because the number of complaints against him, the sheer s

but apparently dominic raab is to hurry that up a bit. there are many ways to deal with this.lem. it comes and goes . but if you start and goes. but if you start crowding more people into prisons, it makes it more of a tinderbox , more likely to be tinderbox, more likely to be unrest and rioting and it's very difficult for the prison officers to contain people in overcrowded prisons . the idea of overcrowded prisons. the idea of building new prisons , well, building new prisons, well, there are some in the pipeline, but of course, nobody wants to put a prison built near them, understandably so. there's planning delays. why? understandable i wouldn't care if there's a prison next to me, because if it's a decent prison, then they're going to blow up. they're not going to get hours. well does it matter? because i don't know what the prisons are that are the process. yes, that are in the process. yes, but got go through the but it's got to go through the planning you know, it planning process. you know, it might of parking, might be a lack of parking, might be a lack of parking, m

bringing you live very dominic raab live on this very dominic raab and. that we go. i'm patrick christys is gb news i christys this is gb news i okay welcome back . it's fair to okay welcome back. it's fair to say the snp are in turmoil in the last few their leader is resigned that chief has stepped down and now the policy chief executive has also gone one of the leadership candidates apparently shouldn't be anywhere near politics because she also has religious beliefs which she says wouldn't interfere with politics. and then another guy has religious beliefs which potentially lies about so that you can get on in politics but has been demonstrably awful in every he's had is every political role he's had is the to win it's chaos. the favourite to win it's chaos. nicola sturgeon husband, peter murrell, was chief executive of the party since 1999, which in itself, of course, a all above obviously . but he's now quit obviously. but he's now quit after a row membership numbers. let's talk brian monteith. he's a former member of the scottish parliament. brian s

let's talk to the deputy prime minister , dominic raab. good minister, dominic raab.rning. morning to you. nice to see you this morning . why is there this morning. why is there a need to change all of this morning what we just had a review by claire wade into all of the murder and manslaughter sentences and it's clear in my mind that there are a lot of discrepant scenes we're going to respond to 17 recommendations and this summer. but right now, i think we do need to increase sentence for murders . the home sentence for murders. the home predominantly men against women where there is what's called coercive and controlling behaviour if you like, the slow torment up until the murder itself . we think that should be itself. we think that should be reflected in the sentence. so i'm going to introduce a statutory aggravating factor which could increase the sentence by anything up to two years or more , and will consult years or more, and will consult on a 25 year starting point so that the full horror, pain and suffering is reflected in the sentence . at the same time, se

i noticed dominic raab's voice at certain points sounded utterly furious.y and there was that reading towards the end from angela rayner where she said this might be your last outing at the deputy prime minister is question is, but no love lost there, i suspect. is, but no love lost there, i suspect-— is, but no love lost there, i suspect. is, but no love lost there, i sus-ect. , , . ., ,, suspect. absolutely. will he walk before he is _ suspect. absolutely. will he walk before he is pushed? _ suspect. absolutely. will he walk before he is pushed? we - suspect. absolutely. will he walk before he is pushed? we will- suspect. absolutely. will he walk. before he is pushed? we will move suspect. absolutely. will he walk- before he is pushed? we will move on and discuss the government plans which are going to be unveiled shortly and we will bring you a bit of it from the commons and if there's any further information from robertjenrick, and this is about a plan to house migrants who come across the channels in small boats in raf bases, but let's concentrate on t

we think that the justice secretary dominic raab should urgently review this case and use all his powers dominic raab said he would be taking a close look at the case and also agreed to meet joanna's family. myjob is always to put victims first, so of course i'll meet with her, and secondly, to protect the public. at the time of robert brown's sentencing, a prisoner in his situation could expect to serve half of their sentence before being released on licence. but since then, the rules have changed. for serious offences, prisoners now have to serve two thirds of their sentence in custody. but that's still not long enough for many, including joanna's mother, diana. 13 years after her death, the family and friends ofjoanna simpson are still fighting on her behalf and hoping that the man who killed her won't be released from prison this year. tim muffett, bbc news. it's world book day and the uk's biggest story—writing competition for children is returning to the bbc. camilla, the queen consort, who's hosted past grand finals of the 500 words contest, described its return as a "joy". the se

so, last year, dominic raab is the secretary— last year, dominic raab is the secretary of state forjusticerefer the case to the parole board, and you do— refer the case to the parole board, and you do so, stop the automatic release _ and you do so, stop the automatic release it's— and you do so, stop the automatic release. it's those powers we are looking _ release. it's those powers we are looking for— release. it's those powers we are looking for dominic raab to exercise in this— looking for dominic raab to exercise in this case — looking for dominic raab to exercise in this case and in doing so, very much _ in this case and in doing so, very much useless as a test case for future — much useless as a test case for future cases, particularly or use this as — future cases, particularly or use this as a — future cases, particularly or use this as a test case for future cases particularly — this as a test case for future cases particularly in domestic homicide moving _ particularly in domestic homicide moving forward. we particularly in domestic homicide moving forward.— particularly in dome

today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to use these powers closer to the daughter's killer to remain behind bars. yetunde yusuf, bbc news. so these are the ones we've confiscated. loved by many... and these ones, really, are my least favourite — they're branded as sweets. ..hated by this head teacher. you can see that these smaller style ones have been easier for the children to hide. matt carpenter is trying to tackle the problem of pupils vaping in his school. he let us in to show how widespread it's become. these aren't children that would have smoked normally. it's far more across the student population than smoking ever was, because it's so easy to do, and students don't associate it with any health risks. leon, connor and oscar see themselves as addicts. two of them started vaping at 12. at first it's like a social thing, you do it with your friends and stuff. but then after that, you start getting addicted to it, and you want to do it yourself, you do it on your own, you do it round anyone. you just can't stop. i've tried, but it puts - you in a rea

dominic raab, deu whenever i'm asked to. dominic raab, deputy prime — whenever i'm asked to.ound network dubbed the wood—wide web. let's see a sneak preview. most and toadstools can be highly visible. but they are only a tiny part of each fungus. —— mushrooms. it's only recently we have started to understand what some of these organisms are doing when they are out of our sight. underground, fungi send out a web of filaments. these soon encounter tree roots. the two organisms then connect. and now they can share resources. the fungus... of the tree gets water and minerals from the fungus. and the sharing does not stop there. the fungi link trees and plants together in a mutually beneficial network called by some the wood wide web. we arejoined by by some the wood wide web. we are joined by one of the producers of the series chris howard. and camera operator katie mayhew. good morning. who came up with the wood wide web? tlat good morning. who came up with the wood wide web?— good morning. who came up with the wood wide web? not me! i came from a canadian scientist _ wood wide

on sunday, dominic raab said he would be taking a close look at the case and also agreed to meet joanna'sed. for serious offences, prisoners now have to serve two thirds of their sentence in custody. but that's still not long enough for many, including joanna's mother, diana. diana parkes says that if robert brown is released, she doesn't trust the probation service to keep an eye on him. do you trust the probation service? well, i'm not going to make general comments about the probation service because i take the view and i have worked, obviously, as home secretary on certain cases, but not of this nature. you know, the probation service is a very, very important and significant part of this. of course, we don't want him to be released from prison, full stop. 13 years after her death, the family and friends ofjoanna simpson are still fighting on her behalf and hoping that the man who killed her won't be released from prison this year. tim muffett, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex have been asked to vacate their british home, frogmore cottage in windsor. the couple's spokesperson

today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to use these powers closer to thet the crime, and for her daughter's killer to remain behind bars. yetunde yusuf, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. three people have been wounded in tel aviv in what police say was a suspected terror attack. the police say the attacker was — in their words — neutralised at the scene. it comes hours after the us defence secretary lloyd austin arrived in israel for talks. he told israeli leaders to take steps to reduce tension in the west bank amid an escalation in violence. a court in malaysia has charged the former prime minister, muhyiddin yassin, with abuse of power and money laundering. mr muhyiddin had previously said the charges were politically motivated. he was granted bail but was ordered to surrender his passport. the american actor robert blake has died. he was best known for his role as detective tony baretta in the 19705 tv series "baretta". he starred in a number of other films and tv dramas during a career that spanned nearly six decades. in 2002 he was ch

dominic raab justice sector is raab the justice sector is holding with the holding further talks with bill court to guarantee that bill won't challenged when it's won't be challenged when it's been law. good luck been signed into law. good luck with yes just made me with that. yes you just made me say was going to say that the say i was going to say that the king has pledged to strengthen ties germany continues ties with germany as continues his after many his state visit after many today. charles will become first ever british monarch to address the german as he the german parliament as he addresses climate change of addresses both climate change of course and the russian invasion of ukraine. and this is so depressing. schools are allowing pupils to change their names and uniforms changing they change without telling their parents dangerous gender ideology . are dangerous gender ideology. are we allowing young people to take control of their lives . well, control of their lives. well, i'll let you know what i think about that and the rest of the show. let us know what you think. gbvi

well, angela rayner has called on dominic raab to resign , saying dominic raab to resign, saying he'ssault. the deputy labour leader accused , the justice leader accused, the justice secretary of bringing the criminal justice system to its knees with only 1.6% of predators being charged . it predators being charged. it comes as the government announced parole reforms to make sure that murderers, terrorists and child spend more time behind bars. ms. rayner accused mr. raab, of leaving the door to anti—social behaviour due to a lack of neighbourhood where things are going and reports are to be believed might be her last pmqs. so let's look at the highlights . a criminal justice highlights. a criminal justice on, its knees, the largest court backlog on record rape victims waiting for justice backlog on record rape victims waiting forjustice and it all he managed to rack 24 far more complaints from own civil servants . so can he say today servants. so can he say today willie walk before his post? let me tell the right lady what we've been doing, what i've been doing. this week. we've deli

today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to use these powers closer to the behind bars. yetunde yusuf, bbc news. when elle edwards was shot dead in a pub in merseyside on christmas eve, she was just 26—years—old. later today, her dad, tim, and the comedian, john may, will walk into liverpool on the latest leg of a journey to raise awareness of the devastating impact that gun and knife crime can have. they hope that the people of the city willjoin them to show their support, as jayne mccubbin reports. you loved being her dad. yeah. privileged position. absolutely. tim's daughter, elle, was shot dead in merseyside on christmas eve. he's warned me that, three months on, he finds it almost impossible to talk about her. i can't... it's too difficult. he could have been consumed by grief and rage. instead, he wants to make a difference. we want the city and the region to come together and stand and let people know we're not putting up with this any more. it's got to change. what's the local delicacy in wrexham? probably oggie. ah, chance to have a proper welsh ogg

it here but you see that's not deterred these protesters, thousands waving flags, some through dominic raab pots and pans to bank. there is chanting and strong messages to the israeli government,, notjust here in jerusalem across the country, tens of thousands of people turning out in tel aviv on the hyland highway where they have closed the road down because this sacking of israel's defence minister who spoke out against the legislation feels to many people here like a turning point. it feels like a moment when benjamin netanyahu needs to try and keep this country in order. he wants to push the legislation through before the end of the week and at the moment thousands of people are here on the streets of israel to try and stop him. anna foster reporting there. i'm joined now by the executive committee member on the american israel public affairs committee, harley lippman, who is in miami. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. give us a sense of what is going on at the moment. what has led to these widescale protests and why is there a big opposition? the ruling coalition is trying to overhaul

her mother dianna parkes has asked the justice secretary dominic raab to intervene.er. joanna simpson was at home in berkshire when she was killed armed with a claw hammer, robert brown hitjoanna at least 1a times. their two children were in the playroom and heard attack. in 2011, brown admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, and was sentenced to 26 years in prison. but more than a decade later, he is being considered for early release, and could be freed in november. joanna's mother diana parkes wants to stop brown getting out and has met with the justice secretary dominic raab. he was extremely intent on listening to what we were saying, and i think he's going to look into it very closely. i pushed him very hard in terms of making commitments, and he did explicitly say that he would definitely review this case properly under his new powers. he clearly cannot make any commitment in terms of the outcome of that review. that's something that will have to play its way through. the campaign to prevent brown's early release was launched earlier

sorry to break in to your sports bulletin but let us go to that press conference with dominic raab, the also were _ international criminal court. - also were lucky enough to hear from president zelensky directly and i can tell you that, we raised over £4 million in additional contributions and a range of non—financial technical support for the work of the icc, from disaster victim identification expert, the danish have offered forensic experts from our dutch friends and belgians and the cheques, the list of support we provided, —— czechs and support with witnesses, and, as well as that, there is an interesting offerfrom ghana for a relocation agreement for victims and witness, that is a sense of some of the highlights, but, given the indict of putin on friday, i think it was important we matched our words with deeds and showed the practical support to give effect to the icc mandate so that gives you a flavour of what we discussed today. out your effort it was not possible to he _ out your effort it was not possible to be here — out your effort it was not possible to be here with so many

have a listen to what dominic raab said this morning.l with this. we will look- said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we will look at - said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we will look at the | deal with this. we will look at the whole _ deal with this. we will look at the whole range of options. low— cost accommodation, ex—army barracks, and where it is appropriate, as has been used elsewhere in europe and i think in scotland as well, vessels, if they can be safely and responsibly used, and i can tell you that immigration minister will set out these proposals in detail in the house of commons later today. you heard... some of them are headline grabbing solutions proposed in the government have been looking into is housing people on ferries and badges. it is understood that those plans are not quite as at an advanced stage as the military bases so we might hear more later but not things like locations. the military bases, the government says it intends to move people in within weeks but there is no exact timesca

thejustice secretary, dominic raab, wants coercive or violent behaviour to be considered when courtsstic violence have welcomed the proposal, but say they'd like to see a minimum sentence of 25 years introduced. mark lobel reports. untold tragedy has turned these mothers into campaigners. their daughters were murdered by ex—boyfriends. 24—year—old poppy devey waterhouse, described as a prodigiously gifted mathematician, was stabbed at home 49 times by her ex—boyfriend, after three years living together. she had more than 100 injuries. her killer, joe atkinson, was sentenced to 16 years. poppy's family thinks excessive force used in her murder should have led to a longer sentence. poppy had finished the relationship, her bags were packed in the corner of the bedroom. joe atkinson saw that and took that as a final thing, "well, i'm not letting her go." it is a massive trigger, and a lot of women are killed at that time, very, very vulnerable moment, so, we are very pleased that the government have recognised that. the ministry ofjustice in england is announcing the findings of an indep

borisjohnson has given evidence to an inquiry investigating bullying claims against dominic raab, thes against the deputy prime minister, involving at least 2a complainants. hundreds of riot police have moved in on demonstrators outside parliament in the georgian capital tbilisi. tens of thousands of people carrying georgian and eu flags are protesting against a bill which would label some organisations as foreign agents. they say it is based on russian measures aimed at stifling opposition. the daughter of the duke and duchess of sussex has been christened at the couple's home in california. the ceremony for princess lilibet diana was held last friday. it's the first time she has been publicly referred to as a princess since charles became king. businesses are facing the prospect of higher costs and higher taxes from april as government support with energy bills is scheduled to be cut and corporation tax is set to rise sharply. with a week to go to the budget, our business editor simonjack has been to slough to ask what the chancellor can do to get businesses investing and the econom

thejustice secretary, dominic raab, wants coercive or violent behaviour to be considered when courtst domestic violence have welcomed the proposal, but say they'd like to see a minimum sentence of 25 years introduced. mark lobel reports. untold tragedy has turned these mothers into campaigners. their daughters were murdered by ex—boyfriends. 24—year—old poppy devey waterhouse, described as a prodigiously gifted gifted mathematician, was stabbed at home 49 times by her ex—boyfriend, after three years living together. she had more than 100 injuries. her killer, joe atkinson, was sentenced to 16 years. poppy's family thinks excessive force used in her murder should have led to a longer sentence. poppy had finished the relationship, her bags were packed in the corner of the bedroom. joe atkinson saw that and took that as a final thing, "well, i'm not letting her go." it is a massive trigger, and a lot of women are killed at that time, very, very vulnerable moment, so we are very pleased that the government have recognised that. the ministry ofjustice in england is announcing the findings

the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, saying the 40 nafions dominic raab, saying the 40 nations areted behind one cause to hold those response people for atrocities in to ukraine account. president putin is accused of ordering the kidnapping and deportation of thousands of ukrainian children. the kremlin called the allegations outrage and unacceptable . here the home unacceptable. here the home secretary has told mps she is satisfied that the provisions of the government's illegal migration bill are capable of being applied compatibly with the human rights convention. it comes after suella braverman said migrants could be sent to rwanda by this summer. the agreement between the two countries has been expanded to include all illegal migrant , not include all illegal migrant, not just asylum seekers . while just asylum seekers. while speaking in the house of commons , suella braverman told mps that the uk is going to work more with france to secure cross—channel cooperation. and then she criticised labour for announcing their immigration policy on twitter. shadow home secretary has be

so if dominic raab is found guilty of bullying, are you going to sack him?ouldn't be right to pre—empt that inquiry. and it's right that that inquiry is left to happen as it is, independently, not with interference. i'm confident that that will happen properly, and when it does, we'll go from there. how concerned are you about the report into the fire service and will you reform it? as i said, there's been reports previously about emergency services, most notably the casey report recently into what's been going on in the police. i said at the time what i read about then, what we all read about was appalling. to see that abuse of power. it's right that the metropolitan police in particular take the steps required to reform the police services to make sure that people have confidence in them. the prime minister in darlington today. the horrifying killing of nine—year—old olivia pratt korbel — who was shot dead at her home in liverpool last august — was a story that shocked the country. the man that killed her — drug dealer thomas cashman — was found guilty yes

dominic raab reportedly warned.nderstood the ex tory leader has given evidence to inquiry into allegations bullying against mr. raab . an independent against mr. raab. an independent lawyer is looking into complaints made by civil servants, the daily telegraph reports. it is highly for a former prime minister to be involved in a downing street investigation . the nuclear power investigation. the nuclear power plant, the largest in europe , plant, the largest in europe, has been reconnected to ukraine's energy grid after power lost during the russian missile . the plant was running missile. the plant was running on emergency diesel for the sixth time to prevent a potentially catastrophic meltdown. ukraine's military says russia fired at one missiles, including six hypersonic missiles on cities across the country . at least across the country. at least nine people were killed in. the strikes . it's been confirmed strikes. it's been confirmed firmed that 25 year old singer man mueller will represent the uk at this year

house of commons later today. 0k, dominic raab. _ house of commons later today. 0k, dominic raab, goodght. jumping. absolutelyjumping. good morning. you can call it a shock, but it won't be to scotland manager steve clarke, who said his side had every reason to be confident against spain. what might be a surprise that both goals came from scott mctominay, the manchester united midfielder, who now has four in his last two games, an unbelievable return in this 2—0 win over spain. he got one in each half. and this will go down as one of the great nights in scottish football. and points to a really exciting period, with the side in pole position to qualify for euro 2024. i know it feels like a fantastic result, and everybody can — the supporters can certainly go away and enjoy it. the players will enjoy it. but we have to stay focused on what we need to do. we have to get enough points to qualify for germany 2024. that the aim. so, we enjoy it. we've been a good camp, six points, we couldn't ask for any more. no gareth bale for wales these days. not that they needed him — i—0 winners over

i found i felt rather disappointed when i heard dominic raab on the radio this morning to talking they and deputy prime minister is still that, isn't it? yes. and he was asked by our friend nick ferrari on how many boats do you have available to put these people into it. didn't have a clue. and he said, but your cabinet yesterday and it was discussed and you were releasing does not have a clue. i worry about rishi sunak. i'm not a fan. i think that he's just almost like confetti chucking out all of these detention , headline these detention, headline grabbing initiatives . they grabbing initiatives. they haven't done the work and the only way i'm an australian , we only way i'm an australian, we had a terrible problem with illegal immigration. push them back. the only way to stop it is if i hate this narrative about you've got to stop the gangs, the illegal gangs. you've got to stop the people who want to come. it's right. you've got to make it so unattractive. come here illegally and yet in australia, on the other side of that, they have one of the highest rates of legal migration. s

thejustice secretary dominic raab says he wants to allow victims to be kept informed and to challengecisions.— victims to be kept informed and to challenge decisions. we are making sure the code _ challenge decisions. we are making sure the code which _ challenge decisions. we are making sure the code which sets _ challenge decisions. we are making sure the code which sets out - challenge decisions. we are making sure the code which sets out the - sure the code which sets out the information, the support services and accountability that victims should — and accountability that victims should get it right the way through to the _ should get it right the way through to the decision to go to court and pursue _ to the decision to go to court and pursue a — to the decision to go to court and pursue a prosecution, that victims .et pursue a prosecution, that victims get that— pursue a prosecution, that victims get that support and those standards are met _ get that support and those standards are met. ., , ., get that support and those standards are met. . , ., ., ., ., , are met. charities

deputy prime minister dominic raab says russia must be held accountable to the historic moment in the conflict in ukraine. the international criminal court, which operates independently, has issued an indictment for president putin and the children's commission commissioner for appalling crimes against children . and crimes against children. and whilst they operate independently , it's really independently, it's really important the international community support them and give them tools to do the job, them the tools to do the job, which is why i'll be hosting on monday with my dutch opposite number, countries from around number, 40 countries from around the world them the to world give them the support to conduct the investigations, to look after witnesses, for the for witnesses, to care for the for the so that they can see the victims so that they can see this through. and we hope, have accountability for those appalling . ukrainian mp appalling crimes. ukrainian mp andrea sacha told us he has no doubt putin will end up behind bars. we know about thousands of cases of ukrainian kid

today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to use these powers closer to theg a social media post gary lineker made on twitter criticising the clubman's policy around asylum. what we will do now is speak to our correspondents sian daly to bring us more. sian, tell us a bit more about what was in the statement. tl is more. sian, tell us a bit more about what was in the statement.- what was in the statement. it is a statement _ what was in the statement. it is a statement that _ what was in the statement. it is a statement that very _ what was in the statement. it is a statement that very much - what was in the statement. it is a i statement that very much addresses the storm which has blown up in political and media circles. as remind ourselves, says the bbc has beenin remind ourselves, says the bbc has been in extensive discussions with gary and his team in recent days, we have said we consider his recent social media activity to be a breach of our guidelines, the bbc has editorial guidelines that people can google. the statement continues, the bbc has decided

now, dominic raab has spoken this morning.n who are victims of domestic abuse , who victims of domestic abuse, who end up lashing out against a partner who has been abusing them for a long time, could end up falling foul of a change in the law. such as this grabbing a knife and killing your partner could end up with very, very could end up with a very, very term . but that feels like term. but that feels like something which could be sort of ironed out in a public consultation and in another government review over the next months. but i think from what we're hearing today, the firm indication government indication from the government that they will be moving forward with. a lot of these recommendations when the report is summer and, is published in the summer and, of reflect it will be of course, we reflect it will be up judge in that court up to the judge in that court case to actually reflect case as well to actually reflect on sentencing in detail that on the sentencing in detail that the court not a government, is such wes

boris johnson reportedly warned dominic raab privately about his conduct dunng privately about his conduct during his leadership . it's during his leadership. it's understood the ex—tory leaders given evidence to the inquiry into allegations of bullying against the cabinet minister and independent lawyers looking into complaints made by senior civil servants . the daily telegraph servants. the daily telegraph reports it's highly unusual for a former prime minister to be involved in a downing street investigation. the eight formal complaints relate to when mr. raab was foreign secretary brexit secretary and during his first stint as justice secretary . at least six people have been killed and power at europe's largest nuclear plant has been lost after a wave of russian missiles were fired at ukraine this morning. missiles were fired at ukraine this morning . the sapphire asia this morning. the sapphire asia plant had been depending on backup generators after previous attack caused severe damage. ukraine's military says russia fired 81 missiles in total, including six hypersonic missiles on

well, as we said, dominic raab, the deputy prime been doing said, dominic raab, the deputy prinmediasaid, dominic raab, the deputy prinmedia on this been doing said, dominic raab, the deputy prinmedia on this morning,»ing the media on this morning, unable answer votes unable to answer how many votes this be when it might this might be when it might start, many asylum seekers start, how many asylum seekers may end up in either these may well end up in either these military camps or indeed on the ship ? so all military camps or indeed on the ship? so all in all, military camps or indeed on the ship ? so all in all, what military camps or indeed on the ship? so all in all, what i'm trying to say to you is this yet again, seems like a government announcement on idea announcement based on an idea rather than practical reality rather than a practical reality , because there is no timescale in terms of when this might happen and as say, it's been happen and as i say, it's been mooted by the government many times before. now, that is not to diminish the fact that clearly is big problem clear

the option opened to add, argues a victim as minister , and dominic raab, as minister, and dominic raab is to require parole board to require the parole board to review his release in november. and i think the honesty of sentencing is what you're raising and it's moved , by the raising and it's moved, by the way, to two thirds . now, after way, to two thirds. now, after two of your term, you two thirds of your term, you release rather than half release now rather than half your as well was when he your term as well was when he was sentenced. yeah now, the duke duchess of sussex duke and duchess of sussex have confirmed been confirmed that they've been asked their uk home asked to vacate their uk home just after harry's book just weeks after harry's book spare released. i'm not spare was released. i'm not saying that the two are connected. they're saying connected. they're just saying so. reports playing the so. various reports playing the move sanctioned by the king move was sanctioned by the king with on the grounds of with the home on the grounds of windsor castle reportedly being off

have you got in your dominic raab, your successor, dominic raab, preventing this man being automaticallyed from prison ? yes. well, leigh, prison? yes. well, leigh, campaigner hetty knapton is my constituents and. diana parks is of course, the mother of her great friend joanna. i do. i am very pleased that the government and ministers have met the campaigners and i think that whilst we can't prejudge what the final decision is, i think the final decision is, i think the government is looking at the powers that i introduced to. thank you, robert. we'll be back in a. break coming up , break coming up, going break coming up , going to be speaking coming up, going to be speaking to jonathan sumption, the leading lockdown critic once referred as the brain of britain. he's going to give me his take on the lockdown files. i'll speaking to david i'll also be speaking to david greene theresa may's deputy pm, greene, theresa may's deputy pm, on migration bill. on the illegal migration bill. but first, here's the news headunes but first, here's the news headlines with anderson . thanks, headlines w

deputy prime minister dominic raab says russia must be held to account .he international criminal , ukraine. the international criminal, which operates independently , has issued an independently, has issued an indictment for president putin and the children's commissioner. commissioner for appalling crimes against children. and whilst they operate and dependently. it's really important internation community support them and give them the tools do the job which is why tools to do the job which is why i'll be hosting on monday with my dutch opposite number 40 countries world countries from around the world to give them, the support to conduct to conduct the investigations to after witnesses for the after witnesses to care for the for so that can for the victims so that they can see this through. and we hope have accountability for those appalling crimes. have accountability for those appalling crimes . security appalling crimes. security guards at heathrow airport are to strike ten days over easter in. a dispute over pay. you union says over 1400 of its mem

deputy prime minister dominic raab says russia must be held accountable to the historic moment in the conflict in ukraine. the international criminal court, which operates independently , which operates independently, has issued an indictment for president putin and the children's commission commissioner for appalling crimes against children. and whilst they operate independently, it's really important the international community support them and give them do the job, them the tools to do the job, which why i'll be hosting on which is why i'll be hosting on monday with my dutch opposition number 40 countries from around the them the the world to give them the support conduct the support to conduct the investigations look after investigations to look after witnesses, investigations to look after witness so that they can see victims so that they can see this through. and we hope have accountability for appalling crimes . security guards at crimes. security guards at heathrow airport are to strike for ten days over easter in a over pay unite union says over 1400 of its members at termina

deputy prime minister dominic raab says russia must be held accountable to the historic moment in the conflict in ukraine. the international criminal court, which operates independently , which operates independently, has issued an indictment for president putin and the children's commission commissioner for appalling crimes against children. and whilst they operate independently, it's really important the international community support them and give them do the job, them the tools to do the job, which why i'll be hosting on which is why i'll be hosting on monday with my dutch opposition number 40 countries from around the them the the world to give them the support conduct the support to conduct the investigations look after investigations to look after witnesses, investigations to look after witness so that they can see victims so that they can see this through. and we hope have accountability for appalling crimes . security guards at crimes. security guards at heathrow airport are to strike for ten days over easter in a over pay unite union says over 1400 of its members at termina

but it is an issue dominic raab has addressed and it requires everyone from the police who are responsibleocial behaviour action plan is an example of systems thinking because it brings together police, local government and the justice system.— justice system. part of that we understand — justice system. part of that we understand is _ justice system. part of that we understand is that _ justice system. part of that we understand is that laughing i justice system. part of that we i understand is that laughing gas, which some people used to give them a high, is set to be banned. is that trail, and why are you doing that when the independent panel that looks at these things says it is disproportionate to ban it? taste looks at these things says it is disproportionate to ban it? we are doinu disproportionate to ban it? we are doin: it disproportionate to ban it? we are doing it because _ disproportionate to ban it? we are doing it because if _ disproportionate to ban it? we are doing it because if you _ disproportionate to ban it? we are doing it because if you walk - disproportionate to ban

boris johnson reportedly warned dominic raab, private lay about his conduct dunng private lay about his conduct during leadership. it's understood the ex—tory leader is giving evidence to the inquiry into allegations of bullying against the cabinet minister and independent lawyers into complaints made by senior servants. the daily telegraph it's highly unusual for former prime minister to be involved in a downing street investigation. the eight formal complaints relate to . when mr. raab was relate to. when mr. raab was foreign secretary , secretary and foreign secretary, secretary and dunng foreign secretary, secretary and during his first stint as justice secretary . britain's justice secretary. britain's most astrologer has died . 80 most astrologer has died. 80 mystic meg real name was margaret lake wrote daily horoscopes for the sun for nearly 23 years. the announced her death reporting she admitted being admitted to hospital with flu. her agent says was followed by millions around the showing what an impact she had on the world. astrology . and 25 year world. astrology. and 25 yea

i mean, do you agree with dominic raab? we need to the law here.strated , be deeply frustrated, particularly somebody who is a strong continued supporter of brexit in leaving the european union. if the court of human rights under, the human rights act able to yet again intercept into our british system and say that the british government is wrong in stopping this monster from , being able to get access from, being able to get access to legal aid to prevent from prevent him from having the wedding he wants at the taxpayers costs whilst he is, you know , of hmv. i think he's you know, of hmv. i think he's in prison in county durham . it in prison in county durham. it is it is a disgrace. he in prison in county durham. it is it is a disgrace . he is a is it is a disgrace. he is a very, very dangerous individual . now, having said that, i do in in the can can through rehabilitation. and i believe in the rehabilitation of offenders act. but this is a man who is never to walk the streets of britain. and therefore, it is not a sensible use of taxpayers mo

joanna's mother now wants thejustice secretary, dominic raab, to intervene over the possible releaseily. would you be willing to meet diana? oh, yes, of course. and i meet lots of victims or bereaved in these appalling cases. this case isn't coming up until later in the year. within the powers i've got, i will look at this as i would look at any other very rigorously. myjob is always to put victims first so of course i'll meet with with her. and secondly, to protect the public. a spokesman for thejoanna simpson foundation said they were very pleased that the justice secretary had agreed to meetjoanna's family so that they can explain in their own words what they feel has gone so wrong in this case. we are confident, they said, that when mr raab is presented with all the facts, he will agree with us that all action needs to be taken to prevent the release of robert brown. more than a decade afterjoanna was killed, herfamily continues to fight in her name. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the time is now 9.44. the sight loss charity guide dogs says it's had a record number of people volunte

thejustice secretary, dominic raab, wants coercion or extreme violence to be considered as aggravatingthe families of these women, filmed here by the bbc at the end of last year, have been campaigning for change, in particular for tougher sentences. 24—year—old poppy devey waterhouse was stabbed at home 49 times by her ex—boyfriend. her killer, joe atkinson, was sentenced to 16 years. poppy�*s family has always argued the excessive force used in her murder should have led to a longer sentence. today the ministry ofjustice in england is announcing the findings of an independent review of the sentencing of so—called domestic murders by barrister claire wade. it says killers with a history of coercive or controlling behaviour will face tougher sentences, and the use of excessive or gratuitous violence will be made aggravating factors in sentencing decisions. i�*m pleased that that will be brought in. the next step is to find how much weighting that will carry, that will involve lawyers and judges being trained to understand that and to give it the, give it the respect and give the decease

dominic raab has refused to comment on an ongoing investigation into bullying allegations against him an independent inquiry into formal complaints made by senior civil servants. it's coming to a close in interview with gb news to discuss tougher sentencing for criminals , a history of coercive criminals, a history of coercive behaviour . criminals, a history of coercive behaviour. the justice criminals, a history of coercive behaviour . the justice secretary behaviour. the justice secretary said was not going to comment on the allegations . so just to be the allegations. so just to be clear, i'm not going to comment on the investigation. it would be improper for me to do so, be contrary to the. i'm not going to respond to anonymous reports in the media. but can i just say any that you're drawing between anything that i may have been accused of and the kinds of horrific crimes that i'm talking about today is preposterous. and frankly , unconscionable . the frankly, unconscionable. the former home secretary has warned gb news there is a culture of collusion to target boris johnson. pri

but in terms of how far this plan is going to go, this is what the deputy prime minister dominic raabhave got to deal with this. we will look at _ have got to deal with this. we will look at the — have got to deal with this. we will look at the whole range of options, low-cost _ look at the whole range of options, low—cost accommodation, ex—army barracks. _ low—cost accommodation, ex—army barracks, and where it is appropriate, as has been used elsewhere in europe and i think in scotland — elsewhere in europe and i think in scotland as well, vessels, if they can be _ scotland as well, vessels, if they can be safely and responsibly used, and i_ can be safely and responsibly used, and i can— can be safely and responsibly used, and i can tell you that immigration minister_ and i can tell you that immigration minister will set out these proposals in detail in the house of commons — proposals in detail in the house of commons later today. so, proposals in detail in the house of commons later today.— proposals in detail in the house of commons later today. so, nick, with as lum commons later

boris johnson reportedly warned dominic raab privately about his conduct during his leadership.s understood the ex tory leader has given evidence to the independent lawyer looking into formal complaints made against rob . the alzheimer's society rob. the alzheimer's society says the family of us movie star bruce willis were revealing that he had dementia , has driven he had dementia, has driven thousands more people to its website, the charity said it saw 12,000% more visitors in february . now now, have you ever february. now now, have you ever been caught out by fake reviews onune? been caught out by fake reviews online? we're going to be talking about how you can separate fact from fiction. i've been on to what's the website, what's the website? charlie in my head, tell me that i check restaurants, trip advisor i've been on tripadvisor , people have been on tripadvisor, people have been on tripadvisor, people have been raving about place and i've got what are they all about? it's awful . so have you ever it's awful. so have you ever been caught out ? we're talking been caught

deputy prime minister dominic raab says russia must be held to account . in ukraine. the international criminal , ukraine. the international criminal, which operates independently , has issued an independently, has issued an indictment for president putin and the children's commissioner. commissioner for appalling crimes against children. and whilst they operate and dependently. it's really important internation community support them and give them the tools do the job which is why tools to do the job which is why i'll be hosting on monday with my dutch opposite number 40 countries world countries from around the world to give them, the support to conduct to conduct the investigations to after witnesses for the after witnesses to care for the for so that can for the victims so that they can see this through. and we hope have accountability for those appalling crimes. have accountability for those appalling crimes . security appalling crimes. security guards at heathrow airport are to strike ten days over easter in. a dispute over pay. you union says over 1