finally have one of the forces admitting a failure, but it is quite clear that it is notjust about gwent policecondemned in the dyson report. these feelings are very raw and they have been exacerbated by these two programmes, the princes and the press. the palace is indignant, it appears partly because the bbc refused to show it the programmes in advance. these programmes are made by bbc news, which does not do that. they are angry that, quote, "overblown and unfounded claims from "unnamed sources are presented as facts." now, that appears to revolve around the suggestion in the programme that members of royal households briefed against harry and meghan in the fallout from the falling out between the cambridges and the sussexes. developments, so it appears the bbc is to be punished. a christmas concert, which is being fronted by the cambridges, which is being made by the bbc, by bbc studios, is, it would appear, now to be transmitted by itv. the bbc�*s chairman, richard sharpe, has said this morning, "from time to time we produce programmes "which may or may not meet with full agreement "from d

police officers. is what has happened particular to gwent, or do you think it's a systemic issue? ndependent. investigations where things go - wrong, where officers are accused of abusing their position. pcjoslyn used to referee boxing matches, but even afterjodi's fight for an apology from gwent she felt the police disciplinary system had still let her down. when he knew that he was going to be found guilty of gross misconduct, he actually resigned. he had the last element of control there. i think if somebody has been investigated for gross misconduct, they should definitely not be allowed to resign. they're walking away then. even a police officer can feel the police doesn't protect them. lucy manning, bbc news. today's bbc news at six is brought to you from glasgow, from the headquarters of the bbc in scotland. this is pacific quay, which opened in 2007, and is home to bbc scotland's television, radio and online services, covering all aspects of national life. one of those crucial aspects is the future of the scottish highlands. vast areas of the countryside are being bought by

gwent police have now confirmed the name of the boy that died as ten—year—old jack lis.by, and locals have suggested that he was visiting a friend after school at the property where this shocking attack took place yesterday afternoon. local residents described monday as both tragic and upsetting. when i was out there, i felt really shaky and i was scared. because i seen the body of the... they put the white sheet over him. we heard the gunshots, when they shot the dog. ijust started shaking and i was getting really...scared. the kids, they were screaming, i they were crying, they were just... well, you can imagine. they were hysterical. absolutely hysterical. neighbours have also suggested that the dog involved was being looked after at the property and had only been at the residence for a day or two. there is still a police presence here today as they try and decipher exactly what led to the death of jack lis. tomos morgan, bbc news, caerphilly. a man who was stuck in a cave in the brecon beacons for more than two days is said to be in good spirits in hospital. about 25

gwent police have now confirmed the name of the boy that died as ten—year—old jack lis.rty where this shocking attack took place yesterday afternoon. local residents described monday as both tragic and upsetting. when i was out there, i felt really shaky and i was scared. because i seen the body of the. they put the white sheet over him. we heard the gunshots, when they shot the dog. ijust started shaking and i was getting really.scared. the kids, they were screaming, i they were crying, they were just. well, you can imagine. they were hysterical. absolutely hysterical. neighbours have also suggested that the dog involved was being looked after at the property and had only been at the residence for a day or two. there is still a police presence here today as they try and decipher exactly what led to the death of jack lis. tomos morgan, bbc news, caerphilly. belarus has been told by the european commission that it must stop sending migrants to the border with poland. tension has been escalating in the area — and the commission says there are currently 2,000 people at the

gwent police said they were called to the scene at around ii:00pm this afternoon and confirmed that thee scene. the dog was shot by firearms officers. the government's latest coronavirus figures for the uk, show there were more than 32,000 new infections recorded in the latest 2a hour period, which means on average there were 34,255 new cases reported per day in the last week. 57 deaths were recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the last week, 170 —related deaths were recorded each day. numbers are often lower on a monday. and just over 10.3 million people have received their boosterjab. poland has accused belarus of trying to trigger a major incident on the border between the two countries, by encouraging migrants to try to force their way across. the polish government says there are currently between 3,000 and 4,000 people at the border with thousands more ready to follow them. 12,000 polish troops have been deployed along the razor wire fence of the border. the european union says belarus is seeking revenge for western sanctions

he has been named by gwent police.ng assessed in hospital after being injured in a cave complex in south wales. the caver spent more than 50 hours trapped underground after he fell at the site in the brecon beacons. more than 200 people from around the uk, worked in shifts to bring him to safety. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith, sent this report from the scene. mission accomplished. after more than two days of painstaking, exhausting work, relief all round. together, these volunteers carried the casualty through an underground assault course of boulders, streams and ledges, the longest stretcher carry ever by a british cave rescue team. it is absolutely amazing. the cooperation, the professionalism. everybody dealt with it. the controllers, down to the grunts on the sharp end, it was just amazing. it's the biggest rescue any of us have ever done, i hope will ever do. the casualty is an experienced caver in his 40s. on saturday, he fell and suffered multiple injuries, but could talk to his rescuers throughout. w

gwent police have now confirmed the name of the boy that died as ten—year—old jack lis.the dog involved was being looked after at the property and had only been at the residence for a day or two. there is still a police presence here today as they try and decipher exactly what led to the death of jack lis. tomos morgan, bbc news, caerphilly. belarus has been told by the european commission that it must stop sending migrants to the border with poland. tension has been escalating in the area — and the commission says there are currently 2,000 people at the border, behind a razorwire fence, hoping to cross and therefore get access to the eu. paul adams reports. a cold, bleak start to another day on the polish border. thousands of migrants, mostly iraqi kurds, spent a freezing night out in the open, waiting for a chance to cross into the eu. but poland is adamant, determined to defend its borders, accusing belarus of orchestrating the whole crisis. the polish prime minister visited the border this morning. he says the security of the eu is at stake and that the president of

gwent police have also arrested a 28—year—old woman from the in connection with their enquiry and shethat worked really well. i think we willjust try and see if he can hear us. owain, it is here at the studio, can you hear me? he is too busy drumming. we can't distract him. obviously, we shouldn't try to distract him because he is supposed to keep drumming. you can see the timer, three hours and 12 minutes gone already. now, we are having absolutely no joy breaking in there. we are going to go back and try to see if we can interrupt him for a few moments in a little while. that jonathan is under way at immediate city in salford and we will be back there a little bit later on. scientists in the united states say they're a step closer to reversing paralysis in humans after they successfully administered a new injectable therapy in mice. the drug was inserted into their spinal cords and the mice learned to walk again within four weeks. the injection encouraged molecules in the spinal cord to 'dance' — promoting nerve regeneration. the team hopes to begin patient trials within two years.

from gwent police as to how their investigation is progressing.es for disciplining mps and whether mps have the right to appeal that decision and also the rules around mps having second jobs, which is rising up the agenda. because newspapers have combed through the register of mps' interests, to see who has been doing what. in terms of the debate, we did not see the prime minister. we saw the cabinet office minister steve barclay and said the government regretted what they did when they linked the case of owen paterson, an individual, with a potential reform of the system for how mps are disciplined. also what yesterday revealed worse cracks on this within the conservative party with the former chief whip mark harper, who used to be responsible for party discipline saying the prime minister should have been there and apologising to mp5. you had mps elected in 2019 saying mps who had been around longer had maybe been too sympathetic to owen paterson and also been patronising to the new ones. and others on the standards committee at odds about how i

police are continuing their investigation, gwent police, into what happened.in the next hour or two so we'll be giving you that as soon as we get it. we have heard from some of the neighbours here this morning who had suggested, these are unconfirmed reports, that these are unconfirmed reports, that the boy was not a resident of the household where he died, he had gone with a friend yesterday after school, but that is still to be verified at the moment. what we will look to find out from police is further detail on the incident. residents on the street suggested happened inside the house after school had come to an end at about 3:55pm yesterday. as sooner we get that statement we will be bringing it to you later this morning.- it to you later this morning. thank ou, it to you later this morning. thank you. tomos _ it to you later this morning. thank you, tomos morgan _ it to you later this morning. thank you, tomos morgan in _ it to you later this morning. thank you, tomos morgan in carefully. l the anger both outside and inside parliament over the government'

are still working to establish the breed of the dog and gwent police have also arrested a 28—year—oldeing detained in temporary accommodation under special "deprivation of liberty" court orders, according to documents seen by the bbc. caravans and canal boats are some of the locations being used to house children, because there aren't enough suitable places in registered children's homes and data shows the number of applications for these orders has risen nearly seven fold in just three years. our reporter sanchia berg has been given access to related court proceedings and documents and joins me now. very rare for anyone to be given access to these documents, what have you found? access to these documents, what have ou found? ~ . ., ., ., .,, you found? what i wanted to do was follow an individual _ you found? what i wanted to do was follow an individual case, _ you found? what i wanted to do was follow an individual case, because . follow an individual case, because what i've seen over the last few months are quite a fewjudgments published by the high court involving these orders and