{iii and it has signed a voluntary hillsborough charter.- hillsborough charter.tional police chiefs' - hillsborough charter. of the i national police chiefs' council, hillsborough charter. of the - national police chiefs' council, the culture policing, the crown prosecution service, the national fire chiefs council and others. we want this charter to become part of the culture of what it means to be a public servant in britain. the the culture of what it means to be a public servant in britain.— public servant in britain. the time it has taken _ public servant in britain. the time it has taken for— public servant in britain. the time it has taken for the _ public servant in britain. the time it has taken for the government i public servant in britain. the time | it has taken for the government to respond has become as much a feature of the exercise is the response itself. today minister accepted the delay has compounded the hillsborough families' agony. given that the purpose of the original report was to prevent further suffering, that might be seen as particula

families, including a memberfor hillsborough families, including a member for gaston hillsborough familiesades after it became clear they suffered a double injustice. first, there was abject failure of the police and others at the ground to protect their loved ones, failures described in lord justice taylor's 1990 ones, failures described in lord justice taylor'51990 report as blunders of the first magnitude. then they faced years of unforgivable defensiveness. the survivors and families discovered cruelty as innocent fans were lame for their own deaths but that was a web of lies spun by those seeking to protect their own reputation. i emphasise a point because although the disaster may have been over 3a years ago, these baseless narratives still inexplicably persist in some quarters today so let me take this important opportunity to restate what is not a matter of opinion but unassailable fact. fans attending the hillsborough stadium on the 15th of april 1989 bear absolutely responsibility for the deaths that occurred. in making that statement i echo what was said seven years ago by my ri

hillsborough is a disaster which is still going on. they will tell you they continue to feel let down. the former bishop of liverpool, jamesjones, wrote a report about their experiences six years ago. today the government published its response, butjenny, debbie and diana, who lost relatives at hillsborough, all say it's too little, too late. it doesn't go far enough. there are too many recommendations, too many consultations still to come and not enough legal statutory duty. to me, it's like, "oh, gosh, we are getting criticised about not having the response out there already and the length of time is taken," and they've copied it together. —— and they've just coupled to it together. it needs to be statute law, really. whne they're talking about duty of candour with the police, it's notjust the police, it's everybody. i've lost count of the number of home secretaries that bishopjames's report has passed the desk of, between all of them, this is the best they can come up with? the sorry state of affairs is if hillsborough happened agai

hillsborough happened nearly 35 years ago.'s not past history. they're still pushing for change. welcome, everybody, to this, which is our 11th forum. the former bishop of liverpool, jamesjones, has long supported the families. in 2016, he was commissioned to write a report about their experiences, to ensure their suffering would never be repeated. he made 25 recommendations and then waited. six years and seven home secretaries later, the government will publish its response tomorrow. every time there's a new minister in post, you have to brief them yet again. and that does, i'm afraid, prolong these things. but again, i go back to the tenacity of the families. i sense that they are weary, that it's been a very, very long journey. grief is a journey without destination. there are milestones along the way. publishing the hillsborough independent panel report was one of those milestones. tomorrow will be another of those important milestones. in this report, the bishop said that the government should give full consideration to w

the hillsborough families have suffered multiple injustices. the loss of 97 lives, the blaming of the fans and the unforgivable institutional defensiveness of public bodies. t they have been through. today, the government have published their response to bishop james jones's report to ensure that the pain and suffering of the hillsborough families is not repeated. i am immensely grateful that they shared their experiences. i hope to meet them in the new year, and the lord chancellor and secretary of state for justice will make an oral statement after pmq's. >> i join the prime minister in his comments about the hillsborough families. >> it is thanks to margaret thatcher and her robust treatment of militant trade unions in the west midlands, and to her contribution of £10 billion at today's prices to the motor industry in the west midlands that iconic names such as jaguar and land rover still exist. so does the prime minister share my boundless joy that on the road to damascus and in recognition of her great heritage and all that she achieved, a

after listening to concerns of the hillsborough families set out so powerfully when i met them this year, as well as confusions from colleagues across the house, i'm looking at the honourable lady for garston, i decided we must go further by setting us why no—one beats the bard. and coming up on bbc news... the moment the olympics slipped from their grasp. a dramatic night sees england fall just one goal short of qualifying for paris on behalf of team gb. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson has apologised for the "pain, loss and suffering" discharge the commission put upon him by the home secretary and former prime minister to capture their respective so it was not lost. to date is an important day. it doesn't provide closure for the families, of course. as bishopjames himself wrote, there can be no closure to love, norshould wrote, there can be no closure to love, nor should there be for someone you have loved and lost. grief is indeed a journey without a destination, but today is a milestone on thatjourney. it is a day when i hope that families can pause and

chris is at hillsborough castle for us now.e over christmas, how do you see things playing out? the chances of a big breakthrough today have lessened. but there is no sign either of there being a major breakdown on the cards. politicians have been arriving at hillsborough castle to begin talks initially with westminster government officials about the financial package. tomorrow ministers in london had hoped they would be in a position to bring forward legislation in parliament the last day before christmas alongside a deal to bring back the stormont assembly. westminster is now seeing negotiations at hillsborough will be all about the finances and they won't be giving a running commentary on the bigger picture. the dup are making the point they are setting their own agenda and won't accept an outcomejust their own agenda and won't accept an outcome just because the timing is what the government or anyone else would want. the three other parties eligible to take up ministerial positions in a devolved government are likely to be

in relation to the hillsborough families, they deserve justice.ious capacity, i worked with the families. they waited a very, very long time for the findings, thanks to people in this house, and they have waited a long time for this response, but i am glad it is now coming. if the purpose of the rwanda gimmick was to solve a political headache of the tories' own making, to get people out of the country who they simply could not deal with, then it has been a resounding success. after all, they have managed to send three home secretaries there, an achievement for which the whole country can be grateful. apart from members of his own cabinet, how many people has the prime minister sent to rwanda? >> as i have been clear before, we will do everything it takes -- interruption] we will do everything it takes to get this scheme working so that we can indeed stop the boats. that is why this week we have signed a new legally binding treaty with rwanda, which, together with new legislation, will address all the concerns that have been raised. everyone shoul

it says the government signed a new hillsborough charter . it new hillsborough charter.odies should act in the aftermath of a major incident . aftermath of a major incident. and it means bereaved families will be better supported. well, speaking a little earlier in the commons, the prime minister pledged that the experiences of victims families must be learnt from have suffered multiple injustices. >> the loss of 97 lives, the blaming of the fans and the unforgivable institution or defensiveness by public bodies . defensiveness by public bodies. i am profoundly sorry for what they have been through. today. the government has published its response to bishop james jones's report ensure the pain and report to ensure the pain and the suffering of the hillsborough families is not repeated . repeated. >> veteran tv executive samir shahis >> veteran tv executive samir shah is expected to be appointed as the next chair of the bbc. he's said to follow richard sharpe after he resigned earlier this year. sharpe was found to have breached rules on public appointment in connection t

celebrating the season at hillsborough castle.ear winding down with thoughts about new openings. so let's take a look at some of the front pages... the guardian, for held in hamas terror plot. finally the daily mail, where has alex been for the six years, kidnapped boy crosses for to freedom. that is of most night. sleep well. good night. breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day, this is bbc news. she believed israelis would never have real security until palestinians had their own state. on the 7th, she was at home, in the place where she'd brought up her two sons. the bodies of israelis killed by hamas were still being recovered when we went there to try to find vivian's house. her family hoped she was a hostage inside gaza. as hamas shot their way into be'eri, she texted her son, yonatan, that she feared a massacre. her house was burnt. a month later, vivian silver's remains were identified in the ash left by the fire. so, you were there, i i was there afterwards, and her bones were in the safe room all the while — yo

, family so hillsborough law central to cam campaign, which family so hillsborough law central to camtral to cam campaign, which starts from this campaign, which starts from the disaster in 1989. so it has taken ages. then there was a review in 2017, which is nearer but still taking ages so much. so there's been apologies about that amount of time that's passed and wanted there to passed and they wanted there to be this legal requirement be this this legal requirement of candour when public bodies are involved in anything. that's are involved in anything. that's a tragedy like this part of it. you do think , well, you presume you do think, well, you presume that these bodies should be acting in public interest at the time, so you wouldn't need to bnngin time, so you wouldn't need to bring in law about it. but when the refuses to sign a the government refuses to sign a law don't if law about that, i don't know if it like red why it feels like a red flag. why are you not agreeing with the aims? six of aims? the six points of the charter that public charter were that public authorities p

, family so hillsborough law central to cam campaign, which family so hillsborough law central to camtral to cam campaign, which starts from this campaign, which starts from the disaster in 1989. so it has taken ages. then there was a review in 2017, which is nearer but still taking ages so much. so there's been apologies about that amount of time that's passed and wanted there to passed and they wanted there to be this legal requirement be this this legal requirement of candour when public bodies are involved in anything. that's are involved in anything. that's a tragedy like this part of it. you do think , well, you presume you do think, well, you presume that these bodies should be acting in public interest at the time, so you wouldn't need to bnngin time, so you wouldn't need to bring in law about it. but when the refuses to sign a the government refuses to sign a law don't if law about that, i don't know if it like red why it feels like a red flag. why are you not agreeing with the aims? six of aims? the six points of the charter that public charter were that public authorities p

a new hillsborough charter promises orforms for the a new hillsborough charter promises or forms for the deaths of fans. campaigners say it falls short. hello, welcome to today's verified live. we start in the uk, where borisjohnson has apologised for the "pain, loss and suffering" during the covid pandemic, saying he takes personal responsibility for mistakes that were made. mrjohnson, who was prime minister throughout that period, has been giving evidence to the covid inquiry. during questioning, he said government ministers did the best they could in very difficult circumstances, but admitted they could have done better. so many people suffered, so many people lost their lives. inevitably, in the course of trying to handle a very, very difficult pandemic in which we had to balance appalling harms on either side of the decision, we may have made mistakes. i don't want to try to anticipate the discussion which i'm sure we will get into about the timings of lockdowns. .. will get into about the timings of lockdowns... inevitably, we got some things wrong. i think we were doing our be

however, the fact that the parties are around the table at hillsborough castle just outside belfast,re is some movement towards that goal. that there is some movement towards that coal. ~ . that there is some movement towards that toal . ., ., , that there is some movement towards that coal. ~ . ., that goal. what impact has it had? the fact that _ that goal. what impact has it had? the fact that there _ that goal. what impact has it had? the fact that there hasn't - that goal. what impact has it had? the fact that there hasn't been - that goal. what impact has it had? i the fact that there hasn't been any devolved functioning government for the past two years? tt devolved functioning government for the past two years?— the past two years? if you speak to eo - le the past two years? if you speak to people who — the past two years? if you speak to people who work — the past two years? if you speak to people who work in _ the past two years? if you speak to people who work in public - the past two years? if you speak to | people who work in public services, they are the ones who will s

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also coverage of other major uk story which is the government response to hillsborough report. time for the day's sport. hello and welcome to sportsday. our top stories... just one goal. the difference between disappointment and reaching the nations league finals. as england also fail to qualify for the olympics on behalf of team gb. late drama too in the premier league as the teams below leaders arsenal now have a bigger deficit to bridge. returning to the scene of her greatest triumph. caroline wozniacki's comeback will take her to the australian open. hello again. it was the moment that the paris olympics were taken from team gb. england's lionesses were powerless to stop it. beth mead was "devastated" while manager sarina wiegman said it "really hurts" to miss out on both a place in the nations league final. and a spot at the games by a single goal. it came after england had already thrashed scotland 6—0 as katie gornall reports. after an anxious wait came the realisation and then the heartbreak. their olympic dream was over. two hours earlier, england's players had the hop

as you say, chris heaton harris was meeting with the five main political parties at hillsborough thisommentary, he said. we did get detail about that financial package, £2.5 billion, we are told, to support the return of stormont. they haven't laid out the exact detail. but what we understand is it would be made up of a lump sum to pay for civil service. there have been strikes here overpay from people who work in those sectors. it would also allow overspends from this year and last year, which are to hundreds of millions of pounds, to be repaid over five years. we also understand that the government is framing all of this as being dependent on the return of devolution. the executive also being told they would have to commit to raising rates for homes and businesses by 15%. we did hear from all the political parties after today's meeting, they were all in agreement that it wasn't enough money, but said they want to go away and look at the detail of what is on the table. we were told they would be detailed talks tomorrow, more round table political talks, to look at what government is

hillsborough happened nearly 35 years ago. will publish its response today. every time there's a new minister in post, you have to brief them yet again. and that does, i'm afraid, prolong these things. but again, i go back to the tenacity of the families. i sense that they are weary, that it's been a very, very long journey. in this report, the bishop said that the government should give full consideration to what's become known as the hillsborough law, which would force all public officials to speak truthfully and not withhold information from inquiries. but it's my understanding that the government will stop short of endorsing the law in full in the way campaigners had hoped. charlotte hennessey was six when her dad, jimmy, was unlawfully killed in the disaster. she wants the government to give its backing to a full hillsborough law, but doesn't believe it will. the sense that i'm getting from the correspondence that i've received from the ministry ofjustice is that what they're proposing to do is focus on police telling lie

getting a hillsborough law?years ago while i was a liverpool member of parliament, this terrible tragedy occurred. i had constituent who died there . one constituent who died there. one of them, andrew devine, lived on having had his chest crushed, brain damaged because of deprivation of oxygen , and he deprivation of oxygen, and he lived for another 32 years before becoming the 97th person who died there. the hillsborough families throughout have been arguing that there has been no justice, no one has been imprisoned for the events that occurred and that there has been lie after after lie, which lie after lie after lie, which is there have been these is why there have been these calls for hillsborough calls for a hillsborough law, which throughout which i've supported throughout it. so yesterday i had the opportunity to meet with the justice secretary, mr chalk, and also with the home secretary, mr cleverly. and at the same meeting there were people like our former home secretary and prime minister theresa may

. >> y la policía de petaluma arrestó a 3 sospechosos por el robo de un auto en hillsborough. 2 hombresen la madrugada. fueron ingresados en la cárcel del condado sonoma por robo de vehículos, posesión de vehículos robados y también porque estaban violando la libertad condicional . >> el distrito de parques regionales de east bay advierte a los residentes no recolectar ni consumir hongos de los parques, ya que la región alberga 2 de los hongos más tóxicos del mundo. es que con el regreso de las lluvias es común que broten hongos de diversos tamaños y colores. pueden ser hermosos, pero también pueden llegar a ser mortales. los funcionarios también están pidiendo que tenga cuidado con las mascotas. si es que sospecha que consumió algún hongo. debe comunicarse de inmediato con un veterinario y en pocos minutos, a las 18:00 de la tarde comienza el refuerzo de la seguridad en carreteras hasta la media noche del lunes 25 de diciembre, la patrulla de caminos va a desplegar oficiales más oficiales en las carreteras para asegurarse de que no haya quien esté conduciendo bajo los efectos del alcoh

local politicians are currently in negotiations with westminster government officials here at hillsboroughder pressure to spell out his next steps as this process looks like it is going to role into 2024. chris page with the latest there. chris page with the latest there. so what impact is it all having on public services in northern ireland? 0ur ireland correspondent sara girvin has been finding out. four stories, four lives in northern ireland. the chokehold that is over this country, everything has just ground to a halt. i live with chronic pain, _ and i have been told that i have got a waiting list of three years. i have been teaching l forjust over 35 years. the system is crumbling. i would just love as to be i in a place where there is no child that goes without. hospital waiting lists in northern ireland are the worst in the united kingdom. hazel lives with chronic pain, but has been told she will be waiting up to three years for help. on a good day, my pain levels are an eight out of ten. on a bad day, they are an 11 out of ten. it is as if somebody is injecting acid into you. she

and lastly , the government has lastly, the government has stopped short of introducing a hillsborough called for by campaigners. howeverjustice secretary alex chalk acknowledged the response to a report on the hillsborough disaster had taken too long, adding to the pain for victims and families and survivors in a new charter , the government has new charter, the government has set out how public bodies should in future act in the aftermath of similar major incidents and how bereaved families will be better supported . and this is gb better supported. and this is gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . in news that has news channel. in news that has rocked the government. >> immigration minister robert jenrick has resigned. it's believed that he felt the new legislation did not go far enough and would not stop the small boats. james cleverly announced the government's new rwanda emergency legislation at 6:00 this evenin

there were talks here today at hillsborough castle they've now finished. the uk parliament breaks up for christmas tomorrow. chris heaton—harris is meeting the parties tomorrow morning, but it's very unlikely that there will be a deal struck over those few hours. the process goes on. for people in northern ireland, it's incredibly frustrating because public services like education and healthcare decisions that need to be made by politicians are not being made because they're not doing theirjob. civil servants can't make those big decisions. the uk government offered a financial carrot in a way to get politicians back to stormont. the dup's politicians back to stormont. the dup�*s real stiff sticking point is the traitor arrangements. —— trade arrangements. this means they're treated to the rest of the uk, the place in the union is being put at stake and they're very unhappy about it. forthem stake and they're very unhappy about it. for them to go back into power—sharing, they would probably have to be some changes to that, but we don't know how much of a c

. >> ocurrió hasta el lunes en la ciudad de hillsborough, cerca de las 11:00.ria fueron objeto de vándalos. tras una investigación, la policía arrestó a spencer martin de 22 años, como el principal sospechoso del delito. ahora enfrenta 34 cargos por vandalismo, mientras que en san francisco, el departamento de policía ha anunciado un evento de intercambio de armas por dinero en efectivo. >> se llevará a cabo este sábado 9 de diciembre de 08:00 hasta el mediodía en la organización united playas, ubicada en la calle howard. se ofrecerán hasta 100 $ por pistolas y 200 $ por armas de asalto, mientras que este lunes se reportó una serie de robos en carros en una zona residencial. de ahí mismo san francisco. y esto ocurre al mismo tiempo que la alcaldesa london breed anunció una disminución de este tipo de robos en esa ciudad. >> por eso nos vamos con yomara lópez. ella nos acompaña en vivo desde san francisco y omar. te queremos preguntar cómo? cómo respondió la alcaldesa sobre estos robos reportados esta mañana. >> bueno, la alcaldesa aseguró el día de hoy que la c

most unforgivable forms of institutional obstruction faced by the families of the victims of the hillsborougheld wednesday ground in 1989. the document discussed today was commissioned after an inquest jury concluded 96 fans were unlawfully killed because of police errors. journeys of thousands of rail passengers in england are being disrupted because of the latest strike by train drivers who are members of the aslef union. there is no service at all on south—eastern, and a limited timetable on south—western, southern and the gatwick express. you are live witih bbc news. let's return to the news that uk immigration minister robert jenrick has resigned. today the government unveiled emergency legislation that will enshrine in law a new international treaty it has signed with rwanda, who have been paid to process asylum claims on britain's behalf. that legislation is supposed to serve as a deterrent to those crossing the english channel in small boats, and it is designed to see off any future legal challenge. ina week in a week when the government was supposed to be proving it had a handle on i

chris heaton—harris, the northern ireland secretary, based here at hillsborough castle, has proposedion. but the cheque will only be cashed if there is a return to devolution. the democratic unionist party have been vetoing the formation of a power—sharing coalition at stormont for almost two years over post—brexit trading arrangements. essentially, the dup says trade barriers between northern ireland and england, scotland, and wales have been damaging northern ireland to's place in the uk. now, the british government will be hoping that the financial package will be something of an incentive for the dup to drop its veto and allow the stormont executive to be restored. there is something that all the parties agree on, the money on the table isn't enough to meet the funding needs of northern ireland. they have been pushing for more. separately, the dup says it is still negotiating with the westminster government over its remaining concerns on brexit. many people are interpreting the fact that the parties are back around a negotiating table of sorts as a sign of progress, as a sign tha

a new hillsborough charter promises reforms following the deaths of 97 liverpool football fans — campaignersay it full short. and inside the spy factory we get the exclusive look at the complex which makes the high—tech gadgets for the uk's secret agents. we are going to start with this breaking news we are getting about the uk's immigration minister, robertjenrick, who has resigned. we have now the letter, the resignation letter so we can see there, it is with great sadness i have written to the prime minister to tender my resignation as minister for immigration. i cannot continue in my position when i have such strong disagreements with the direction of the government's policy on immigration. so this letter coming in injust the immigration. so this letter coming in in just the last few minutes. going to take a look at the first couple of sentences. he says, dear prime minister, it is with great sadness i write to tender my resignation as minister for immigration. i cannot continue in my position when i have such strong disagreements with the direction of the government's policy on immigrat

a new hillsborough charter promises reforms following the deaths of 97 liverpool football fans — campaignersbreaking news we are getting about the uk's immigration minister, robertjenrick, who has resigned. we have now the letter, the resignation letter so we can see there, it is

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hillsborough urged governor hutchinson to capitalize on this rupture and try to get hancock on his side. hutchinson had previously tried to sway rebels into the crown's fold. he'd solicited john, who turned him down. he tried with dr. benjamin and was ultimately successful. church began by anonymous solely publishing newspaper articles, the sons of liberty, even as he remained a son of liberty church, would eventually him self completely and receive payment for secrets about rebel paying general. thomas gage of the british army hutchinson struck out with john adams. he struck out with hancock to. hancock hutchinson said of hancock that he intended to quit all active concern in public affairs and to attend to his private business. he even swore hancock did that he will quote never again connect himself with adams. now, samuel adams doesn't need hancock to stay politically active. he could do that all on his own at this time. in 1772, he sets up a committee of correspondence to communicate with the other colonies outside of massachusetts about crown's infringements violations. the boston

hillsborough urged governor hutchinson to capitalize on this rupture and try to get hancock on his side. hutchinson had previously tried to sway rebels into the crown's fold. he'd solicited john, who turned him down. he tried with dr. benjamin and was ultimately successful. church began by anonymous solely publishing newspaper articles, the sons of liberty, even as he remained a son of liberty church, would eventually him self completely and receive payment for secrets about rebel paying general. thomas gage of the british army hutchinson struck out with john adams. he struck out with hancock to. hancock hutchinson said of hancock that he intended to quit all active concern in public affairs and to attend to his private business. he even swore hancock did that he will quote never again connect himself with adams. now, samuel adams doesn't need hancock to stay politically active. he could do that all on his own at this time. in 1772, he sets up a committee of correspondence to communicate with the other colonies outside of massachusetts about crown's infringements violations. the boston

take a look at what we see here from hillsborough. santa rosa up over our hills. we've got some light rain. we've got some lightrillionain. the inner east bay hills as well. maybe along 580 towards the livermore, pleasanton and shifting towards the south bay where morgan hill, gilroy along highway 101 could be a bit of a wet one. the line of rain that brought us quite a bit of rain early on has pushed off. it's moving through the san joaquin, sacramento valley and into the sierra. this is the system that is going to provide us with more rain starting late tonight into tomorrow morning. but here's a look at today, mostly cloudy skies off and on. rain even a little bit of sunshine. which means we could see a rainbow. could also see an isolated thunderstorm. with the instability that comes with that type of pattern. there's a look at early wednesday morning, so it's on the way. looks like it could join us for the morning commute tomorrow. i know it's going to be hectic out there. meanwhile for today we'll go with half inch or less expected for the rest of the afterno

slowly creeping over those mountains and then right back down into hillsborough and san mateo. it will clear up once it hits the bay water but we are gearing upping for more rainwater this morning. just around 8:00, 9:00 a.m. up in the north bay if you livener santa rosa stretching all the way over into bodega bay, light showers in the forecast for you as we wake up and head out the door, into the 11:00 hour and san francisco getting hit with just some light drizzle that continues to sweep to the south giving us about 0.1 in the bay area. and after the system sweeps its way through this afternoon, we're clearing up folks we're going to see sunny skies into the friday forecast and partly cloudy conditions rolling back in for saturday and sunday and more on that in a bit. for now over to you, g. >> all right jess, thank you. >>> a live look at the bay bridge and kickoff the look at the roadways for this thursday morning. the weekend is almost here. but again, you are going to be dealing with the wet weather this morning. just give yourself extra time with the slick surfaces but r

the government stopped short of introducing a hillsborough law called for by campaigners.owever justice secretary alex chalk acknowledged the response to a report on the hillsborough disaster had taken too long, and he admitted it added to the pain for the victims and families of survivors in a new charter. the government has now set out how pubuc government has now set out how public bodies should act in the aftermath of similar major incidents in the future. and how bereaved families will be better supported . finally, pop diva supported. finally, pop diva taylor swift has been named time magazine's person of the year. it comes a week after it was announced that the singer songwriter was the most played artist on the spotify streaming platform for 2023. ms swift was picked from a group of nine finalists, which included his majesty the king and even barbie taylor swift's hugely successful world tour . eras will come to world tour. eras will come to the uk next summer on on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is gb news britain's news channel . migrant britain

the government stopped short of introducing a hillsborough law called for by campaigners.owever justice secretary alex chalk acknowledged the response to a report on the hillsborough disaster had taken too long, and he admitted it added to the pain for the victims and families of survivors in a new charter. the government has now set out how pubuc government has now set out how public bodies should act in the aftermath of similar major incidents in the future. and how bereaved families will be better supported . finally, pop diva supported. finally, pop diva taylor swift has been named time magazine's person of the year. it comes a week after it was announced that the singer songwriter was the most played artist on the spotify streaming platform for 2023. ms swift was picked from a group of nine finalists, which included his majesty the king and even barbie taylor swift's hugely successful world tour . eras will come to world tour. eras will come to the uk next summer on on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is gb news britain's news channel . migrant britain

hillsborough and abuse or both.orough and the horrific aftermath of the families. back families. but it goes back to that point justice delayed that point that justice delayed is justice denied. >> we just need to ask you, you want the junior want to bring in the junior doctors. is the biggest doctors. this is the biggest strike the strike in the history of the nhs. just before christmas. richard tice the cynicism is breathtaking. have been breathtaking. there have been whatsapp have whatsapp messages that have been seen doctors laughing. seen with doctors laughing. we can christmas holiday. >> i mean, it's just appalling and i think public and i think whatever public sympathy had would sympathy they had and many would say that they justifiably have some i think some some cause, but i think they are losing it. absolutely in spades to do it. just before christmas the most christmas and just into the most dangerous time year when dangerous time of the year when elderly people, vulnerable people are likely to people ar

last year at a home depot in hillsborough, north carolina an elderly employee was assaulted by a man attempting to steal a power washer. mr. razor, who is 82 years old was violently shoved during the theft and later died of his injuries. sadly these incidents are not isolated. similar tragedies have occurred across the country, notwithstanding -- that has included damage to storefronts. organized retail crime is also responsible for financial losses to retailers. as a result they have been closing stores in certain locations and that creates a negative impact on the communities that they serve and it kills jobs for americans. according to a report, on the impact of organized retail crime, nearly $70 billion of goods was stolen in 2019. on a micro level call walmart has stated that it loses nearly $3 billion per year in u.s. revenue due to theft. the severity of large-scale left has led walmart to close several stores and has a raising of prices affect nationwide. reports indicate that walmart plans to open a police force base within one of their stores. target recently announced it w

and outside hillsborough castle.king ahead, of looking of course, we're still looking ahead, that vote ahead, of course, to that vote tomorrow on emergency tomorrow on this emergency rwanda legislation. things are heating up. >> yes. and a press conference to be held very, very shortly by the representatives of those five groups, mainly the erg. but also, as we've been hearing , the also, as we've been hearing, the new conservatives, the conservative growth group , many conservative growth group, many other groups as well, representing 100 tory mps. they haven't yet decided how to vote yes. >> they want the bill to be toughened up, hardened up, in their words . i believe that's their words. i believe that's what christopher hope was saying i >> -- >> yes. but in terms of how they do that, do they do that by trying to vote down the bill and then bring it back later or do they sort of abstain , hope it they sort of abstain, hope it goes through and amended it, committee stage. but if they do that and doesn't pass with