live now to our correspondent, duncan kennedy who was at the inquest this afternoon. nd the reaction that there's been.— that there's been. you're right first of all— that there's been. you're right first of all olivia _ that there's been. you're right first of all olivia was _ that there's been. you're rightj first of all olivia was described that there's been. you're right i first of all olivia was described as first of all 0livia was described as vicious, bubbly and extremely popular and always wanted to join the army. she did in may 2018 and there were a few incidents which are at the heart of the story. the first one took place injuly 2018 when she was on a course and one evening she got drunk and started self harming but she was assessed the following day in the following day after that she was put back into training. fast—forwa rd to she was put back into training. fast—forward to february 2019 and she goes to a charity ball at sandhurst and ended up spending the night the room of a sergeants, an officer, which is banned or the rules of the army was up the follo

thank you, duncan kennedy — eight more people died.ter city. martin 0degaard scored in the first half and a fabian schar own goal wrapped up the win. city have a game in hand on top of their one point lead, as the gunners continue to fight for a first league title in 19 years. newcastle's defeat stalls their charge towards champions league football next season as their lead over fifth—placed liverpool remains three points. you have to continue to every single day, to meet the incredibly high demands. irate day, to meet the incredibly high demands. ~ ~' ., day, to meet the incredibly high demands. ~ ~ ., ., ., ., demands. we know that what we have to do is to win — demands. we know that what we have to do is to win all— demands. we know that what we have to do is to win all of— demands. we know that what we have to do is to win all of our— demands. we know that what we have to do is to win all of our matches - to do is to win all of our matches and perform really well, compete really well, and we are still in it. 0ne game ongoing in the

duncan kennedy, bbc news, gosport. conspiracy against her covering up shortcomings in the neonatal ward where she is accused of killing babies. the 33—year—old is alleged to have murdered seven babies under attempted to murder ten others between june of 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital. the nurse accused a gang of four doctors of apportioning blame on to her to cover up failings at the hospital. lucy letby denies all charges against her and the case does continue. the welsh government has failed to reach its target of eliminating two—year waits for hospital treatment. last year, ministers pledged to tackle waiting lists, but new figures show that in march this year more than 30,000 treatments were yet to be completed, two years after they were ordered. the welsh government says huge strides have been made clearing waiting lists, but more needs to be done. the telecoms giant bt has announced plans to cut up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade. that's around a0% of its workforce. bt is looking t

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in gosport.o—time european champions and two—time european champions went into liquidation earlier this year and were removed from the premiership. they had hoped to start next season in the championship, but afterfailing to start next season in the championship, but after failing to provide financial guarantees they have been demoted to the very bottom of the rugby union pyramid. some big names on the red carpet in london today. gathering to celebrate the art of songwriting. our music correspondent mark savage was there. the ivor novellos are some of music's most prestigious awards presented for songwriting, not for sales. it's a fact that wasn't lost on charli xcx, who won the visionary award for her rule—breaking futuristic pop. # don't make me beg for you. i really, genuinely felt like so happy and excited to be recognised by the ivors. and yeah, i'm really genuinely looking forward to this day. and, you know, because i've been doing this now for a while and you get a bitjaded and like, "oh,

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in wimborne minster.rrowly avoided disaster from a cyclone which hit the coastline. aid agencies say it's another reminder ofjust how vulnerable rohingya refugees remain. the prime minister is calling on the international community to shoulder more responsibility. the rohingya muslims form one of several ethnic minorities in neighbouring myanmar. in august 2017, a crackdown by the army meant hundreds of thousands fled across the border into bangladesh, forming camps around cox's bazar. at the time the bbc told the stories of countless families who'd become refugees overnight. this month, we were given special access to the camp. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan and her team report now on the story of anwar, a five—year—old boy who has only known life in the camps. born as his mother ran for her life. anwar siddique was just hours old when the bbc met them in a refugee camp. translation: when my baby used to kick me in my womb i used - to think that i would bring him to a beautiful and peac

duncan kennedy has the details.here's not enough money in teeth — that's the view of the british dental association when it comes to dentists in england doing work for the nhs. using figures from a freedom of information request, the bda says that in the past year the number of dentists working for the nhs in england has gone down from 24,272 to 23,577. that's a drop of nearly 700. we've seen an underspend in nhs dentistry of nearly half a billion pounds. i'd like that money redirected to support colleagues who are staying within the nhs, so that it shows some sign from the government that they are interested in preserving nhs dentistry. and if they were to do that, then i think my colleagues would actually see that there is a plan in place and perhaps not leave as they are doing in the numbers that we are seeing. according to the bda, practices are struggling to fill dentist vacancies and they say they want the government to raise the amount the nhs pays dentists per patient. but the government says the bda's data

at least six others were injured, some of them critically. 0ur correspondent, duncan kennedy, is in thetures coming out of texas show the extent of the chaos and tragedy in brownsville. the incident took place at 8.30 sunday morning texas time, with a car careering into a group of people waiting at a bus stop. we know that this bus was next to a migrant centre, housing some 200 or so people. we don't know if the migrants were involved in this incident. we know that seven people were killed, some, if not all, at the scene. we do know that seven people were killed, some if not all at the scene. six others were taken to hospital, some of them having serious injuries. the driver of the car was also taken to hospital. we don't know the extent of his injuries, he was charged under reckless driving offences and is being held under guard. we don't know exactly what the police investigation is, it is under way at the moment but they are saying that he has been tested for drug and alcohol use, which is standard procedure in the united states. brownsville police have been at pains to say that ther

local time near 0zanam centre, a shelter for migrants and the homeless. 0ur reporter duncan kennedy isan you tell us?— what can you tell us? first of all we know that — what can you tell us? first of all we know that it _ what can you tell us? first of all we know that it is _ what can you tell us? first of all we know that it is the _ what can you tell us? first of all. we know that it is the second-most we know that it is the second—most shocking incident in texas in the space of less than 2a hours. coming the day after shooting incident in dallas which is about 500 miles north of brownsville. frontal itself is a city right down on the mexican border and we note that it did have happen at 830 local time on sunday morning and as you said, seven people were killed in this incident, what we don�*t know yet is exactly what we don�*t know yet is exactly what happened. what we know, it happened outside this centre here to my right. a place called the 0zanam center which is a home for migrants and homes people, a couple of roads ran alongside the centre. this here is the dual carriage rate

at least six others were injured, some of them critically. 0ur correspondent, duncan kennedy, is in theming out of texas show the extent of the chaos and the tragedy, what we do know is that the incident took place at half past eight at sunday morning texas time and a car careered into a group of people waiting at bus stop. we know this bus stop was next a migrant centre housing and what we do not know is if the migrants involved were in this incident. we know that seven people were killed, some if not all have been seen in six others were taken to hospital and some of them having serious injuries. the driver of the car was also taken the hospital and we do not know the extent of his injuries under reckless driving offences and has been held under guard and we don't know exactly but the police investigation is under way at the moment but what they are saying is that he has been tested for drug and alcohol use which is standard procedure in the united states. but police have been at pains to say is if there's been speculation on social media bubbles the motivation behind this and by this

the driver, who is being treated in hospital, has been arrested and charged. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedyu tell us? the pictures coming _ what more can you tell us? tia: pictures coming out of what more can you tell us? ti2 pictures coming out of texas what more can you tell us? t'i2 pictures coming out of texas show the extent of the chaos and tragedy in brownsville. the incident took place at half past eight sunday morning texas time, with a car careering into a group of people waiting at a bus stop. we know that this bus was next to a migrant centre, housing some 200 or so people. we don't know if the migrants were involved in this incident. we know that seven people were killed, some, if not all, at the scene. six others were taken to hospital, some of them having serious injuries. the driver of the car was also taken to hospital. we don't know the extent of his injuries, he was charged under reckless driving offences and is being held under guard. we don't know exactly what the police investigation is, it is under way at the moment but they are saying that he has been tested for drug

live now to our correspondent, duncan kennedy.y which is what she did in may 2018, but injuly 2018 and again in february 2019, there were a couple of incidents which according to question her mental health. eventually, five days later, she took her own life in her accommodation at sandhurst, that prestigious academy. today, the coroner recorded a verdict of suicide and ready a lot of criticism for the army, saying they missed opportunities and that risk assessments were not followed and perhaps if olivia was assessed more properly she might not have been left alone in order to be able to take her life. olivia's parents were in the inquest, and afterwards the family solicitor gave the reaction. the maternal famil of gave the reaction. the maternal family of olivia _ gave the reaction. the maternal family of olivia welcomed - gave the reaction. the maternal family of olivia welcomed the i family of olivia welcomed the findings of the coroner's inquest into her tragic and unnecessary death. the last four years have been the hardest a

duncan kennedy tells us more. this is that? yes. for more — tells us more. this is that? yes.30 _ tells us more. this is that? yes. for more than 30 years, - tells us more. this is that? yes. for more than 30 years, she - tells us more. this is that? yes. j for more than 30 years, she has wanted to know how her father died. he suffered from parkinson's disease but had no other major underlying health issues. he was one of hundreds of people who was admitted to the war memorial hospital in the 80s and 90s for what should've been a simple case of respite care. he wasn't a simple case of respite care. he: wasn't dying, he was there to give mum a rest from looking after him and thenjust a mum a rest from looking after him and then just a few days later, mum rung me up to say that he passed away and i was totally in shock. somebodyjust away and i was totally in shock. somebody just doesn't away and i was totally in shock. somebodyjust doesn't die like that for no particular reason. six. somebodyjust doesn't die like that for no particular reason.— for no particular reason. six year

kennedy: interesting andrew parker-bowles will be at the coronation this is wild, that is why we love having you duncana real life television drama, 11 thousand hollywood writers on strike. that is steven colbert's staff. writer guild of america failed to reach an agreement over higher pay and security, how long it will last? joining me now, she is the co-host of gutfeld. you can't joke about that, it is kat timpf. it is interesting there has been a lot of people catching the vapors from the shows that are going to reruns, that assault -- all of late night shows on tv except one, who is not running reruns. >> gutfeld. people think i have a writer, and i don't. a guy said, all kat does is read the prompter. it is really hard to make money as a writer. it is difficult. i know last time this happened in 2007, tv got bad, think that a.i. will be as good of replacement that people think. kennedy: that is one thing they hope government steps in to make sure there cannot be a.i. generated scripts. >> you can't stop it from being used but you have to be better than a.i., i saw someone tweet. slogans that a.i.