witnesses say that they might have seen rose west there. freds a fabrication. we had a fairly reliable witnesses to say that they knew fred west had been associated with the rose at an earlier time. at the time that mary bastholm disappeared in 1968, fred was living in a caravan in stoke 0rchard near bishops cleve, within half a mile of the west family house where rose west was absconding from school and going feral. and rather out of control. it is known that young girls is to go to fred west's caravan. at that time, fred west was working for a milling company in the area. he had recently moved to bishops cleve from a caravan park in gloucester, he moved from the caravan park after murdering anna maqbool, her remains with her unborn child were found in a field near the market. . ~ child were found in a field near the market. ., ,, , ., child were found in a field near the market. . ~' , ., , child were found in a field near the market. ., ,, , ., , . child were found in a field near the market. . ~ , ., , . ., market. thank you very much for ta

but detectives are being cautious about any links between fred west and mary bastolm.ever really thought it would happen to us. her parents died without answers. she was rather a nervous child. if she has run away, it is a sudden impulse to do so, or, apart from that, she has been enticed away. if mary bastholm's remains are found there, as a force, you're going to face questions about why you didn't search it sooner, aren't you? i understand that question, but i'm presented with new information, which is why i made the decision that we're going to excavate tomorrow. police say there are ancient burial sites near the back of the cafe which might explain what's being detected. so far no human remains have been found. jon kay, bbc news, gloucester. job vacancies across the uk have hit their highest level since the start of the pandemic. the latest figures cover the three months up to april — and since then there has been a further easing of the lockdown. the office for national statistics says there are early signs of recovery in the jobs market. but, as our economics ed

is specifically linked to fred west. is specifically linked to fred west. is the way fred operated, that he would have drawn up in his van, and said, oh, mary, would you like a lift? i am going to see my boyfriend. don't worry, hop in and bingo, that was the end of mary, she disappeared completely. gloucester police, to their credit, did an enormous amount of searching for her, including putting divers into the docks to see if she had been chucked into the river severn, but no sign of her. that is 53 years ago. sadly since then her mother has died, there are some family members left but i hope and pray that finally her remains will be found. not that that is any consolation and it is just another body, another terrible mark, saying that west put the country into. he was a vicious, evil, depraved man who showed no remorse, no sympathy, nothing. although he presented as being the most amicable, although he presented as being the mostamicable, likeable, cheery little chap with dirty fingernails and curly hair and a little smile and curly hair and a little smil

fred west was a regular in the cafe in the years before he was charged with 12 murders.ng work there. he took his own life in 1995. as well as excavation work, police are now going back to the original investigation. mary bastholm was last seen waiting for a bus in the centre of gloucester. never really thought it would happen to us. her parents died without ever knowing what had happened to her. she was rather a nervous child. if she has run away, it is a sudden impulse to do so, or, apart from that, she has been enticed away. the family have welcomed the new search and have asked for privacy while the two week excavation is carried out. if mary bastholm's remains are found there, as a force, you're going to face questions about why you didn't search it sooner, aren't you? i understand that question, but i'm presented with new information, which is why i made the decision that we're going to excavate tomorrow. but police are being cautious. no human remains have been detected yet, and there are ancient burial sites in this historic part of gloucester which could explain

she disappeared in 1968, and it's thought she may have been murdered by the serial killer, fred west.t missing in 1968, she was wearing a blue coat, a blue and white dress and a blue bag. from looking at the material, i can't say if it's a bag or a coat or dress but what i can say is, it's a blue bit of material within within a void. violence between israelis and palestinian militants shows no signs of easing. president biden has nowjoined calls for a ceasefire. hospital admissions for obesity—related treatment in england reached a record of more than a million in the year leading into the global pandemic. and coming up, the teenage footballer, who was killed in a knife attack 15 years ago, is being honoured virtually by appearing in the computer game fifa 21. good afternoon. the prime minister says he will be able to tell in the next few days whether the indian variant will mean a delay to the end of lockdown in england. but he said there was currently no conclusive evidence to suggest deviating from the government's �*roadmap�* would be necessary. the variant is now the dominant str

back in the 1960s, mary bastholm was a waitress in this cafe and fred west was a customer who carriedand buried her here. gloucestershire police have described it as potentially a significant development, and say they are likely to be at the site for several weeks. mary's family have been asked to be left alone and to be given time to grieve. phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. the compulsory microchipping of cats, a ban on the export of live animals for slaughter and a crackdown on puppy smuggling are among new animal welfare measures being published by the government today. the aim is to provide better protection for domesticated and wild creatures in the uk and abroad, and has been welcomed by campaigners. 0ur environment correspondent, claire marshall has the details. ok, i think she's calm enough now. at the bath cats and dogs home, vet nicola prepares to fit a new arrival with a microchip. i know it's a bit noisy. shadow has cat flu, so it has to be done here in isolation. that's in! many of these cats have clearly been well cared for. they may well have owners who are searching

but detectives are being cautious about any links between fred west and mary bastholm.ever really thought it would happen to us. her parents died without answers. she was rather a nervous child. if she has run away, it is a sudden impulse to do so, or, apart from that, she has been enticed away. if mary bastholm's remains are found there, as a force, you're going to face questions about why you didn't search it sooner, aren't you? i understand that question, but i'm presented with new information, which is why i made the decision that we're going to excavate tomorrow. police say there are ancient burial sites near the back of the cafe which might explain what's being detected. so far no human remains have been found. jon kay, bbc news, gloucester. the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has travelled to north africa, for talks about a large influx of migrants into a spanish territory there. spain's also deployed soldiers to its land border with morocco. at least 8,000 migrants have reached the spanish enclave of ceuta, from neighbouring morocco, a record number over a

one of her regular customers was a builder from gloucester called fred west.ht. at that point, people started wondering whether or not fred west might have been responsible for mary's disappearance, but there was never enough evidence to warrant a search. but in the past couple of weeks a documentary team making a film about the crime of fred and rose west said they found something in the cellar of this cafe which required police attention. last night, police told us they had photographed blue material in the cellar of this cafe and we know that mary had been wearing a blue coat when she disappeared. and they said they found some kind of structural anomaly in there which warrants them digging further. a statement from police said they had been in touch with mary's family. they have made it clear it is possible they won't find human remains, but they have said it will do everything possible to establish if mary really is buried here. we had a statement from herfamily. they buried here. we had a statement from her family. they say they are being keptin her famil

the disappearance of a teenager 50 years ago it is feared she may be one of the victims of fred west. victims were certainly killed by the victims were certainly killed by the army and barry murphy in 1971. the deaths happened over a three—day period immediately following the arrest of paramilitary suspects who went to detention without trial. after the ruling, the families of those killed talked about the battle to clear the names of their relatives. jomo connelly, 44 at the time, was a housewife and a mother of eight. her daughter gave her own verdict on what happened. mr; of eight. her daughter gave her own verdict on what happened. my mother was no run verdict on what happened. my mother was no gun woman. _ verdict on what happened. my mother was no gun woman. the coroners i was no gun woman. the coroners findings are clear, she was innocent. her only crime was love. love for herfamily innocent. her only crime was love. love for her family to make sure we were all safe. unlike mummy, the regiment only had hate in their hearts when they gunned her and the others down. they were not

also this lunchtime: police searching for a suspected victim of serial killer fred west have begun drilling at a cafe in gloucester. the family of a 24—year—old woman from london who was murdered in pakistan call for her killers to be brought tojustice. new york's prosecutor has launched a criminal inquiry into donald trump's property company. and fans celebrate the return of the eurovision song contest. and coming up on the bbc news channel: scotland manager steve clarke makes his 26—man squad announcement ahead of the euros. it will be scotland men's first major tournament in 23 years. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson had defended the government's policy on foreign holidays, after the labour leader, sir keir starmer, said ministers were presiding over a "hopeless system" which threatened to let new covid variants into the country. speaking at prime minister's questions, mrjohnson insisted the government's advice was "very clear" — that people should not be taking holidays in so—called amber—list countries such as spain and greece. recent comments by minister

excavation work begins at a cafe in gloucester in the search for a suspected victim of serial killer fred westnew york's attorney general says its investigation of donald trump's organisation is now a criminal inquiry. a rise in the cost of petrol and clothes led to a jump in the uk inflation rate last month. also coming up before 10, we're with the yorkshire police officers as they raid a cannabis factory in doncaster. travel rules for british tourists heading to europe could be relased today. it comes as borisjohnson has said that people should not be taking holidays in most european countries. eu ambassadors will today consider whether to allow visits from travellers who have been fully vaccinated against covid—19. the ambassadors are also expected to lift the current ban on nonessential travel from the uk. their meeting comes as the government here has been accused of causing confusion with conflicting advice over its own traffic light system. meanwhile, surge testing is being stepped up in areas where there are concenns about the india variant. john donnison reports. let's face it — who i

fred west was a customer and had carried out some building work here.stershire police to excavate the site. so, this new breakthrough might finally bring answers for mary's family. gloucestershire police say they're likely to be at the site for several weeks. mary's family's being kept informed and have asked for privacy to allow them time to grieve. phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. the time is 6.17pm. our top story this evening: coroner rules entirely innocent people were shot by british soldiers. 4000 lucky ticket holders will watch the brit awards in person without masks. coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel. more on the debate around where this month's uefa champions league final between chelsea and manchester city will be held. at least seven children and a teacher have been killed in a shooting at a school in russia. more than 20 others were injured, many seriously. some children jumped out of third floor windows to try to escape. police have arrested the suspected attacker, a 19—year—old former pupil. he'd been carrying an automatic w

he's been dead for more than a quarter of a century, but fred west's crimes still cast a shadow over for a bus nearby. west was charged with murdering 12 women and girls in 1994, many of them buried at his house on cromwell street. he took his own life before he could stand trial. although never charged with mary's murder, many people in gloucester suspected his involvement. now the police search of the cafe basement has provided enough evidence to prompt excavation work, which is due to start tomorrow and likely to last several weeks. mary's family have been kept abreast of developments and are said to be happy at the thought of potentially solving the mystery of her disappearance. will batchelor, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... ministers urge people to book a coronavirus jab as soon as they're offered one due to the threat of the indian variant. more than 2,000 cases of the indian variant have been confirmed across the uk. some experts say low vaccine uptake is not behind the spread. police searching for the remains of mary bastholm, missing since the 1960s, are to excavate

but detectives are being cautious about any links between fred west and mary bastolm.o do so, or, apart from that, she has been enticed away. if mary bastholm's remains are found there, as a force, you're going to face questions about why you didn't search it sooner, aren't you? i understand that question, but i'm presented with new information, which is why i made the decision that we're going to excavate tomorrow. police say there are ancient burial sites near the back of the cafe which might explain what's being detected. so far, no human remains have been found. jon kay, bbc news, gloucester. a metropolitan police officer is being investigated after being filmed chanting "free palestine." free palestine! filmed chanting �*free palestine." free palestine!— filmed chanting "free palestine." free palestine! clips are posted on twitter. a new warning has gone out what need to be done to reach net zero by 2050. the international energy authority advisory group says new fossil fuel boilers need to be banned globally within four years. it's one suggested to keep global te

but it was really more than 20 years later when fred west's crimes came to light that people startedsic archaeologists on site here today to at least begin that process that they say could take several weeks and finally the possibility of answering that question of exactly what happened to mary when she disappeared here in gloucester more than 50 years ago. let's return to one of our main stories — the growing concern about outbreaks of the indian variant in the uk. well, to discuss the current situation in the lancashire area, we can speak now to dr sakthi karunanithi, lancashire county council's director of public health. thank you very much forjoining us. can you bring us up today with the latest figures on the number of cases and hospitalisations in your area? . cases and hospitalisations in your area? , ., ., ., ., area? yes, the idea that more areas for vulnerable _ area? yes, the idea that more areas for vulnerable the _ area? yes, the idea that more areas for vulnerable the covid _ area? yes, the idea that more areas for vulnerable the covid is _ area? yes, the idea that more

excavation work begins at a cafe in gloucester in the search for a suspected victim of serial killer fred west. chelsea get their revenge over leicester city. after their fa cup defeat at the weekend, celebrating victory with fans finally returning to premier league stadiums. join to premier league stadiums. us on a drive down m and join us on a drive down memory lane and a road trip through british motoring history as we show you some of our most extraordinary ordinary cars. ca rs. good cars. good morning from the tower of london! laterwe good morning from the tower of london! later we will be revealing the name of the female raven chick. the tower opens at 10am to a lot of fanfare. the weather will hopefully have improved, the rain clearing in the southeast with sunshine and showers a lot of them heavy and thundery in the east. all the details coming up. good morning. it's wednesday, may 19th. our top story. the eu could soon relax travel rules for vaccinated british tourists — though borisjohnson says holidays in most european countries are still out of bounds. eu ministers are meeting to d

back in the 1960s, mary bastholm was a waitress in this cafe and fred west was a customer who carried her here. gloucestershire police have described it as potentially a significant development, and say they are likely to be at the site for several weeks. mary's family have been asked to be left alone and to be given time to grieve. phil mackie, bbc news, gloucester. the headlines on bbc news... after another night of violence — and the united nations warns that the conflict between israel and the palestinians is escalating towards full—scale war. a nine—year—old boy has died after being struck by lightning in blackpool while taking part in football training. social media firms will have to remove harmful content quickly or potentially face multi—billion—pound fines under new legislation. the compulsory microchipping of cats, a ban on the export of live animals for slaughter, and a crackdown on puppy smuggling are among new animal welfare measures being published by the government today. the aim is to provide better protection for domesticated and wild creatures in the uk and abroad,

police searching for a 15—year—old, who's believed to be a victim of the serial killer fred west, haverilling at a cafe in gloucester. israel's prime minister defends his military campaign against palestinian militants in gaza, as hostilities between israel and hamas continue into a tenth day. the family of a 24—year—old woman from london, who was murdered in pakistan, call for her killers to be brought tojustice. new york's prosecutor has launched a criminal inquiry into donald trump's property company. and — boom bang a bang! eurovision fans gather in rotterdam to celebrate the return of the song contest. good afternoon. borisjohnson had defended the government's policy on foreign holidays, after the labour leader, sir keir starmer, said ministers were presiding over a �*hopeless system', which threatened to let new covid variants into the country. speaking at prime minister's questions, mrjohnson insisted the government's advice was �*very clear�* — that people should not be taking holidays in so—called amber—list countries such as spain and greece. recent comments from ministers ha

it's where15—year—old mary worked before she vanished in 1968 and where the serial killer fred west iseen both a customer and to have done work there at about that time. excavation work will now take place. likely will take some time. breaking news from gloucester, coming as a result of a documentary that itv were filming there and apparently they called in there and apparently they called in the police because of some disturbing evidence that they found at the scene. we will bring you any more that we get over the coming days here on bbc news. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the guardian notes the covid variant first detected in india will become the dominant strain in the uk within days, with the government and health teams struggling to contain cases, which have risen by more than 75% since thursday. the i says new advice on wearing masks and staying a metre apart is set to be delayed because scientists want more time to assess danger posed by indian strain. while the metro writes thousands of vaccine sceptics have changed their minds, queueing round the block for a covid j

at a cafe in gloucester, searching for mary bastholm — a suspected victim of the serial killer, fred westing — president biden has nowjoined calls for a ceasefire. a teenage footballer who was killed in a knife attack 15 years ago is being added as a player to the computer game fifa 21. kiyan prince was part of the youth team at qpr when he lost his life and has now been created virtually to play for the club as a 30—year—old. graham satchell reports. my name is kiyan prince. and i am a professional footballer. at least, i would have been. had i not been killed when i was 15. kiyan prince was trying to break up a fight when he was stabbed and killed outside his school. he was just 15. his bubbly, joyful personality was infectious to everyone around him. for such a big guy, at such a young age, you know, looked intimidating but honestly, just a gentle giant. some people are special, like, they are, and he was special. and he didn't have, special in the sense that, never thought he was better than anyone but he was better than a lot of us. 15 years on, kiyan�*s friends remember him as a boy

cellar in gloucester for more than a week in the search for a suspected victim of the serial killer fred westked at the pop—in cafe — now called the clean plate. the 15 year old was last seen in 1968. the conservative mp rob roberts has been suspended from the commons for six weeks after he made repeated unwanted advances to a member of staff. mps approved the motion to suspend him. the commons leaderjacob rees—mogg said it would be "honourable" if mr roberts stood down as an mp. the manchester united player marcus rashford says he received "at least 70 racial slurs" on social media after the team lost last night's europa league final to villarreal. manchester united said its players had been subjected to "disgraceful racist abuse" which wouldn't be tolerated. foreign secretary dominic raab has welcomed an international investigation into the diverted ryanair plane, that led to the arrest in minsk of the belarrussian journalist roman protasevich. the eu says it's almost ready to launch new sanctions on the country. sarah rainsford is in minsk for us tonight. sarah, diplomatic tensions still r

into a cafe in gloucester — which is linked to a girl feared to have been murdered by serial killer fred westt the clean plate cafe went missing injanuary 1968 and has never been found. a police watchdog report into the handling of a senior republican�*s funeral in belfast last june has found the police service of northern ireland prioritised public security over the enforcement of covid regulations but did not show any bias. there was outrage in some quarters when around 2,000 mourners attended bobby storey�*s funeral at a time when strict covid limits were in place. the metropolitan police says it's investigating some of its officers and staff for looking up details on the case of sarah everard who disappeared as she walked home from a friend's house in south london in march. pc wayne couzens, who's 48 and from deal in kent, has been charged with ms everard's kidnap and murder. the met said accessing files "without a legitimate purpose" could be a criminal offence. the american telecoms giant at&t and rival discovery have agreed to merge to compete with netflix and other on—demand streaming

it has always been speculated that fred west was responsible.found. thank you very much, phil mackie reporting from _ found. thank you very much, phil| mackie reporting from gloucester. labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, has suggested that sir keir starmer�*s leadership was an issue during campaigning for last week's elections. the party lost control of a number of local councils, and was defeated in the parliamentary by—election in hartlepool. ms rayner — who was removed from her post as labour's campaign co—ordinator after the elections — said voters didn't seem to know what the labour leader's key messages were. what i heard on the doorstep is, "i didn't know what keir starmer stood for", so i think that is what our challenge is, actually. it's not, you know, people briefing saying, "we think keir thinks this, we think keir thinks that", but actually about what are we doing? what are our policies on that? you know, i talked about the green industrial revolution, the jobs that i think should go to those areas that, for decades, haven't had

police looking for a suspected victim of serial killer fred west have not found any human remains while 15—year—old mary bastholm worked at the clean plate cafe before she went missing in 1968. police confirmed it had completed the excavation of the cafe cellar and that no items of significance had been found. it's a decade since undercover filming by bbc panorama at a residential care unit near bristol shocked britain, revealing bullying and abuse at winterbourne view, of people with learning disabilities and special needs. now, the families of some of those abused, have of those abused have written to borisjohnson warning there are still 2,000 people locked in in—patient units and at risk of abuse and mistreatment. alison holt has that story. the images were deeply upsetting. undercover bbc panorama filming showed people with learning disabilities and autism being bullied and abused. that was ten years ago. government promises followed that all places like winterbourne view hospital would close in england with better support provided for patients in the community. winterbourne view ha

police searching for the body of a suspected victim of the serial killer, fred west, will start excavatione woman who made this her goal after hiding her disability from people at work for years.

15—year—old girl who is thought to have been murdered more than 50 years ago by the serial killer fred westalled to the cafe after a production company filming a documentary there said they'd found evidence that a body could be buried at the property. a 21—year—old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 53—year—old police community support officer. julia james was found dead two weeks ago near her home in kent. she'd suffered serious head injuries. jon donninson reports. julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kent. today, using an actress and julia's actualjack russell terrier, toby, police staged a reconstruction of her last known movements. officers say they've already received more than 1,000 pieces of information from members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. i continue to appeal for witnesses. i am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. it's absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last

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it's thought she may have been a victim of the serial killer fred west, who was a regular at the cafe5%, as a rise in energy and clothing costs drove prices higher. but the figure from the office for national statistics is partly explained by a jump in prices from low levels a year ago at the start of the pandemic. a two—day concert will take place at the glastonbury festival site this september. no date has been set yet for the concert, which is still dependent on the covid situation. the regular glastonbury festival, which normally welcomes 200,000 people, was cancelled this year and last year due to the pandemic. earlier, we reported on the confusion over holidays abroad. but one thing is clear, we can all have holidays here in britain. and the opening up is a lifeline for businesses across the country, some of which were on the brink of going under. 0ur correspondent danny savage has spent the last few days at the butlins holiday resort in skegness in lincolnshire. do you want to take this for granddad? yeah. this has been a long time coming. come and see this room. at last, grand

been found by police searching a cafe in gloucester for a suspected victim of the serial killer fred weststershire police began excavating the cafe cellar on 19th of may. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across britain, after a week—long operation to crack down on so—called county lines drugs gangs. dealers have been using children to transport drugs out of cities so they can sell them in smaller towns. charities, working with young people caught up with the gangs, say they�*re overwhelmed by the numbers needing their help since the pandemic, many of them vulnerable teenagers who dropped out of sight of schools and social services. angus crawford reports. police! police! frighteningly, you know, they can be as young as seven or eight years of age, and that's scary. these children are victims. you know, this is modern slavery. these children are i being used as slaves. it�*s going to be in this block, here. a teenager is missing. dawn and tammy are police officers in northampton. theirjob, trace him, bring him to safety. have you heard from him today, or had contact from him? ever

one of the things that struck me, the fred west case 30 years ago being told byjournalists that took shocking, isn't it? we it isjust so shocking, isn't it? we seem _ it isjust so shocking, isn't it? we seem to — it isjust so shocking, isn't it? we seem to have these stories come along _ seem to have these stories come along fairly often, and the times has done — along fairly often, and the times has done a — along fairly often, and the times has done a running on this, it's been _ has done a running on this, it's been ten — has done a running on this, it's been ten years since they raise the alarm _ been ten years since they raise the alarm about the grooming gains, and there _ alarm about the grooming gains, and there were _ alarm about the grooming gains, and there were also prosecutions, and that's— there were also prosecutions, and that's good, of course, but what you would _ that's good, of course, but what you would hope — that's good, of course, but what you would hope is that that means there are structures put in place to ensure — are structures put in place to ensure that

police investigating the disappearance of mary bastholm, who was feared murdered by serial killer fred westafe in gloucester. covid rules in most of scotland will be relaxed from next monday, with pubs reopening to customers indoors and people able to hug again. and it's the brits tonight, in front of thousands of music fans, as part of an experiment on getting audiences back into venues. here at westminster, the queen has delivered her speech, setting out the government's programme for the coming session of parliament. in a covid—secure ceremony in the house of lords, the queen said that the government's priority is to "deliver a national recovery from the pandemic that makes the united kingdom stronger, healthier and more prosperous than before". there were also pledges on infrastructure, training and skills, planning law reform and the environment. the prime minister said the speech outlined a plan for "unleashing our nation's full potential" as the uk recovers from coronavirus. labour has called on the government to deliver "action" rather than "rhetoric". our political correspondent ch

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been found by police searching a cafe in gloucester for a suspected victim of the serial killer fred westclean plate. the 15—year—old was last seen in 1968. gloucestershire police began excavating the cafe cellar on the 19th of may. atv a tv crew reported suspicious response from a dog they brought in to look for human remains. more than a thousand people have been arrested across britain after a week—long operation to crack down on so—called county lines drugs gangs. dealers have been using children to transport drugs out of cities so they can sell them in smaller towns. charities working with young people caught up with the gangs say they�*re overwhelmed by the numbers needing their help since the pandemic — many of them vulnerable teenagers who dropped out of sight of schools and social services. angus crawford reports. police, police! frighteningly, you know, they can be as young as seven or eight years of age, and that's scary. these children are victims. you know, this is modern slavery. these children are i being used as slaves. it's going to be in this block here. a teenager is mi

's, west africa correspondent fred mahoney. he joins me now from jermaine. a good, easy to you, fred: a deadly crack down in chad. there have been clashes between security forces and protesters today as well. what war do we know tonight? today as we had in the report, this was one month of approved introduce the b died on but of fraud. and just actually another one month president, mohammed's, i mean the, me, to general who to call up his father. and people went on the street, tried to protest, but the military and the police had, have re deployed and listing people who tried to come out from their houses to protest. and even us, when we tried to go out to cover the story, they couldn't even allow us to, to feed them or do anything. so yeah, there is this kind of people keep saying that we can trust me to tell it that they are going to honda power. we have to continue to protest until they understand that the power belongs to people. it doesn't belong to the military for the military transitional council that now rules, chad has promised a return to civilian

fred's a west pointer with a harvard degree. he happens to be a combat veteran.o the lincoln project and says, we node to fight for our republic. i don't understand at all what the democratic leadership is thinking. stop f'ing around -- he spelled it out. stop letting mcconnell walk all over you. for god's sake act like you're the majority. we are all out here fighting. where are you? >> jason, does that speak for you these days? >> well, yeah, that's spoken for me all along. like most of this, i don't understand what some of the democratic strategic leadership sees right now. i personally don't think that marjorie taylor greene and matt gait are that big of a dealle they're crazy people. there's lots of other people who believe what they want to say. that should not be the focus of the democratic party. they say three things every day -- number one, you got a stimmy check. we did that. joe manchin, you're not getting re-elected. three, do not mention the republican party unless you mention the section on january 6th. that's it. message consistency. the republica

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fred is a west pointer, with a harvard degree.ppens to be a combat veteran, attached to the lincoln project. and he writes, we need to fight for our republic. i don't understand at all with the democratic leadership is thinking. we stop messing around. stop letting mcconnell walk all over you. for god sake, act like you are the majority. we are all out here fighting. where are you? jason, does that speak for you these days? >> well, yeah. spoken for me all along. most of this, i do not understand what's some of the democratic strategic leadership sees right now. i personally don't think marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz are that big of a deal. they are crazy people, there's lots of other people who believe what they want to say. that should not be the focus of the democratic party. the democratic party every single day says things, one, you've got a check in your, what we did. that number two, joe manchin, you aren't going to get reelected. get up off your bust, so we can pass house bill one, the before america axle, everyone

west africa corresponded fred, mover, nice spoke to young people who gathered to pay their last respects to a protest leader who was shot dead. emotions are running high in tubs, copy to me now. these be by god that at the hospital much i to pick up a body. the victim of date of injury is in his pertained when the me to open fire on port his toes. and they appears to be no end in sight to try to get these like this. now, but general mohammed has taken over power up to his father. they boys killed these young people angry because of the death of one of them. he was shot killed. why? he was protesting against me to take, but also protesting against france, accusing france of completely, no crimes being committed inside. they sentiment on the street is palpable. we tired, little for us leave off alone is too much. well meant that on out that we graduate . but we have no job now, but somebody who never went to school is in power. keeping us up. i need you. it cannot governor john chad to be don't to you. well, the home of the deceased man trade to come to pay that last respect and to comfort

's, west africa correspondent, fred with whom you spoke to young people who had gathered to pay their last respects to a protest leader who was shot dead. emotions are running high in charge, copied to jeremy. now these people got that at the hospital, much had to pick up a body. the victim date of injury is in his paint. when the new tunnel opened, fire on port his toes. and there appears to be no end in sight to trudge in these like these now, but general mohammed has taken over power up to his pride that they be, was killed. these young people angry because of the death of one of them who was shot killed. why he was protesting against military takeover, but they also protesting against france, accusing france of completely peace. no crimes being committed in touch. they sentiment on the streets is palpable tires low too for us. both alone is too much meant that we graduate. but we have no jones now, but somebody who never went to school is in power. i'm keeping us up. i need you. it cannot governor chad to be don't to you. where the home of the deceased man trade come to pay that l

police looking for a suspected victim of serial killer fred west have not found any human remains whileter's legal costs. in the past few minutes, the labour leader sir keir starmer has been speaking during a trip to the west of england. he's been reacting to what dominic cummings said yesterday. dominic cummings said yesterday tens of thousands of people died unnecessarily. your reaction? bier? unnecessarily. your reaction? very serious allegations _ unnecessarily. your reaction? very serious allegations from dominic cummings about the chaos and incompetence in that decision—making and the _ incompetence in that decision—making and the government. and there are consequences to that in relation to those _ consequences to that in relation to those that— consequences to that in relation to those that have died and what we need _ those that have died and what we need to— those that have died and what we need to do— those that have died and what we need to do is put what dominic cummings set alongside the facts. we know we've _ cummings set alongside the facts. we know we've got one of the

of the man linked to the missing tiger and the handoff to authorities was don yesterday in west houston. and, fredolice do say that the tiger was in a very small cage and it was very -- they did release some video of it yesterday. and, of course, today we saw it as it headed to its new home, a sanctuary in northeast, texas. >> i'm glad it's a happy ending, so glad that the tiger is okay, and no one was harmed. but everyone has quite the story to tell about all the sightings of a tiger in their houston neighborhoods. rosa flores, thank you so much. >>> still ahead -- >> no way, what could that be? is it proof that we are not alone? for the first time the pentagon is actually confirming footage of an unidentified flying object recorded by the navy. is it authentic? well, it also calls for an explanation. the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. ♪ as you charge ahead. illuminating the way forward. a light maker. recognizing that the impact you make comes from the energy you create. introducing the all-electric lyriq. lighting the way. ♪ at aspen de

fred. he is like my hero. now living on the west coast for a few years you have to respect people like elon musk. they play so big. i remember being with him on a panel in 2015 in arizona and he's talking about what he will do in space. i'm sitting there saying really? really have that much money to build spaceships? and he really has revolutionized the whole industry so he just innovates in such a way you have to admire him. but you all the cycles the industry has gone through jamie has stood apart with skill and strategy and execution. so i would say jamie of all of our peers i admire what he has done. >> also speaking of elon musk, not only have big business but important businesses to better the world. he is doing that i thank you took a lot of pride in that with ge. >> going back to why i wrote the book thinking ge could make a difference in saudi arabia or brazil and the different things that we did. the way we worked with people and to give a shout out in the acknowledgments for those who ran the union at ge. and you know, my