last night, we have a the matter to the independent office for police _ matter to the independent office for police conductake this opportunity to thank our local communities in lancaster and across— local communities in lancaster and across lancashire, and wider, for their— across lancashire, and wider, for their understanding and support. during _ their understanding and support. during what has clearly been a hugely— during what has clearly been a hugely distressing incident. i have placed _ hugely distressing incident. i have placed extra reassurance patrols in and around — placed extra reassurance patrols in and around the area today and over the weekend, and anyone with information or concerns should feel free to _ information or concerns should feel free to approach and speak to my officers — free to approach and speak to my officers. finally, anyone with information, cctv or dashcam footage that may— information, cctv or dashcam footage that may assist the investigation is asked _ that may assist the investigation is asked to _ that may assist the investigation is asked to contact one i am grateful

south wales police is also made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conduct to nt they put out this morning which is perhaps where this confusion arose the the police may bring that statement said police responded to this collision which had already occurred when officers arrived and they remained on scene to manage large—scale disorder. we know that is not the whole truth, the police had been trolling on appellees, seeing these boys and that fatal collision and pursue them to some degree. that is what came out with that video that surfaced this afternoon. it challenged the earlier police account and what the police commissioner have been saying on the radio this morning. he thought last nights disturbance was a result of rumours that people had picked up and circulated rather than the fact of any sort

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but as this community tries to rebuild, they are also going to have to deal with an independent office for police conduct so, perhaps a long way to go for the local community here.— a long way to go for the local community here. a long way to go for the local communi here. , ., ~ i. deaths related to the abuse of alcohol have risen by nearly 90% in the past two decades, and even more sharply since the start of the pandemic. that's according to a cross—party group of mps, which has accused ministers of not taking alcohol abuse seriously enough. celestina olulode reports. tammy survived alcohol addiction, but she remembers the dark days as well. the shame you bring to your family, the shame you bring to yourself. the guilt by seeing your daughter, your mum and everyone watch you slowly kill yourself. her decade—long struggle with alcohol got worse during the pandemic. diagnosed with cirrhosis, her liver was failing. so my liver started to bleed, and i was rushed to bristol hospital where i had a procedure. but during that time as well, there was no support for the alcoholism. it was just for my liver. some

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this morning south wales police had not referred themselves to the iopc, the independent 0ffice not referred themselves to the iopc, the independent office for police conducthad new footage, they have referred themselves. so there will be discussed and anxious voices again here tonight because they will want answers. there will be sympathy for the families and residents here after what has been a very difficult 24 after what has been a very difficult 2a hours. after what has been a very difficult 24 hours. ., w after what has been a very difficult 24 hours. ., , a, ., ., , 24 hours. tomos morgan in cardiff, thank yom — in portugal police officers have started digging near a reservoir they are searching in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann. the area is about 30 miles from where the three—year—old vanished during a family holiday in 2007. the operation is being led by german police — who have named christian brueckner as their main suspect. the 45—year—old sex offender is currently serving a prison sentence for raping a woman in the same area. 0ur correspondent daniel sandford is there. all day we have been watching police teams scouring

met police about this incident and the met has responded, saying they have made a voluntary referral to the independent 0ffice have made a voluntary referral to the independent office for police conductal standards. now, fuse 0dg is a major international artic, a british ghanaian singer with a huge following, especially online. you may know his hits like antenna. fuse odg may know his hits like antenna. fuse 0dg has also been heavily invested in his community, both in ghana and here in the uk, supporting up—and—coming musicians, investing in local schools. since the death of george floyd in the us, he has also been very vocal about issues of race, calling this recent issue racial profiling. as we mentioned, the met is investigating, and we will bring you the latest as we get it. fourteen people have died and thousands have been left homeless, after heavy rains and flooding in parts of northern italy. the mayor of the city of ravenna, has told the bbc, that it's the worst disaster in a century. in some places people are running out of food and drinking water, with aid unable to reach them. earlier, we spoke to italian journalist and author stella levantesi — she started by giving an a

we have made a mandatory referral to the independent 0ffice referral to the independent office for police conductndependent scrutiny. we will provide them with all the information that we have enable undertake an independent investigation. i will now turn to the violence and disorder which happened in ely on monday night. nothing can excuse this. property was damaged and people were scared in their own homes. 0urfocus now is to fully cooperate with the iopc investigation into the circumstances of the collision and to investigate the appalling scenes that followed. we are appealing for witnesses, information and footage from mobile phones and social media. we have already recovered around hundred and 80 pieces of video footage from police officers at the scene and this number is expected to grow. 0fficers this number is expected to grow. officers are also going through hundreds of hours of public cctv and video is posted on social media. anybody aware he was footage of monday's events can upload it to our link on our website. we are extremely gratefulfor link on our website. we are extremely grate

said that it was cooperating fully with the investigation being carried out by the independent office for police conductsay they are desperate for answers. jon donnison, bbc news. the bbc has obtained documents which shed more light on how a ten—month—old boy who was murdered by his parents had been returned to the couple more quickly than social workers had wanted. finley boden was killed on christmas day 2020, 39 days after he was returned to the full—time care of stephen boden and shannon marsden. our correspondent sanchia berg is here with more. thanks, reeta. this is finley boden a few weeks before he died, a baby who liked to shout and blow raspberries, a "cuddly, chunky munchkin", his mother told a social worker. but last month shannon marsden and finley�*s father stephen boden the jury heard heard it was a family court who had sent finley back into his parents' care. thanks to the high court we now know how that decision was reached. one document we've obtained explains why finley was taken away from his parents days after he was born in february 2020. it says... "the parents' home was very uncl

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for watchdog, the independent office rer rebee — watchdog, the independent office for police conduct

police were following them. we don't know if the reason behind that and in the press conference and were told that we won't know the reason for that until the independent office for police conductve talked to so many of them over the last 48 hours as many have talked about and level of distrust. they already had that with the police and i think the way the information has been disseminated by law enforcement over the last 48 hours, seen the clip there the police and crime commissioner, there are questions to be asked and i don't have the way the things have been handled with do anything towards mending the relationship. {th towards mending the relationship. of course when you look at the images of these young children, 15 and 16 years old, again it's really rocking that community. how are they coping? i think certainly yesterday the grief has set in. when you go towards the crash site now, there are hundreds of flowers and balloons on the wall there but they don't want any intrusion is that clear to see an understandable really. they have had media in a massive police presence over the last 48 hours and they want to be left alone to grief in peacefully because some people in th

said that it was co—operating fully with the investigation being carried out by the independent office for police conducty, who say they are desperate for answers. jon donnison, bbc news. a senior doctor who has a key role in reforming the controversial tavistock gender unit for children has questioned the need for change. professor gary butler, who is clinical lead for the only nhs children's gender clinic in england and wales, also called into question the ethics of dr hilary cass, who is the author of the review into the london clinic. the current gender identity development service has been earmarked for closure. joining us now from the newsroom is hannah barnes, from newsnight programme. first of all, just remind us of some of the background and context of what we are talking about here? this what we are talking about here? sis you what we are talking about here? is you say, the gender identity development service is the only specialist in hs service for children and young people in england and wales —— nhs service, and it's undoubtedly helped some young people , but other young people say they've b

afternoon they said, "south wales police has also made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conduct her life in ely, described the people protesting last night as outsiders. people who don't even belong to ely, they come from outside ely, and that has angered the community. they have destroyed the good community and the people within it. the ely people would not do this, ely people pulled together at a time like this and i only have to look back on past evidence to see that. this is not what ely is about, honestly. what happened last night was embarrassing for the community itself. tonight, a community is grieving the loss of two teenage boys, still looking for answers. for the police questions remain. i'm joined now by plaid cymru's memberfor south wales central, heledd chhan. and psychologist and lecturer on people and organisation at swansea university, simon williams. good evening to both of you. first of all, heledd, what do you make of the lease full class today? first of all, heledd, what do you make of the lease full class today?— the lease full class today? first of all my

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— watchdog, the independent office for police conductby the russian president today that the weer— russian president today that the weer h— russian president today that the weer he re— russian president today that the west is to blame— russian president today that the west is to blame for the war in ukraine.— west is to blame for the war in ukraine. rishi— west is to blame for the war in ukraine. rishi sunak says hreeraem— ukraine. rishi sunak says president putin is the only hereon— president putin is the only person responsible for the hwaereh— person responsible for the invasion that— person responsible for the invasion that he's called megah— invasion that he's called illegal and— invasion that he's called illegal and unprovoked. it renewe— illegal and unprovoked. it follows comments made by vraarmrr— follows comments made by vladimir putin— follows comments made by vladimir putin today during a eheeeh— vladimir putin today during a epeeeh ar— vladimir putin today during a speech at russia's annual wherew— speech at russia's annual w

the independent office for police— to her brain. the independent office for police conductr tom harwood joining us in the studio. well eenedndw— joining us in the studio. well eenedndw ne— joining us in the studio. well certainly he went straight in wddn— certainly he went straight in wddn dne— certainly he went straight in with the right— certainly he went straight in with the right to the chin on we— with the right to the chin on we nwnde— with the right to the chin on the number of— with the right to the chin on the number of foreign nationals. new— the number of foreign nationals. new new— the number of foreign nationals. new many weee— the number of foreign nationals. how many visas were handed out deed— how many visas were handed out deed ween— how many visas were handed out deed ween end— how many visas were handed out last year and then— how many visas were handed out last year and then obviously, in his last year and then obviously, in we wew— last year and then obviously, in we eewdne— last year and then obviously, in his view, saying 250,000. and he— his view, sa

for updates later today. we have an investigation by the independent office _ investigation by the independent office for police conduct now? indeed. lucy with the latest. from cardiff. thank you. coming up to 20 minutes _ from cardiff. thank you. coming up to 20 minutes past _ from cardiff. thank you. coming up to 20 minutes past seven. - from cardiff. thank you. coming up i to 20 minutes past seven. wednesday morning. and an important health story. imagine having a seizure in public, but instead of people coming to help you, they avoid you because they think you are drunk or maybe even trying to steal from you. it is shockin: even trying to steal from you. it is shocking but _ even trying to steal from you. it is shocking but it _ even trying to steal from you. it is shocking but it is _ even trying to steal from you. it is shocking but it is the reality for people with epilepsy, according to new research which looks at how seizures in public are impacting people living with the condition. today hrt is launching a campaign to highlight how we should help someone, how we can deal with somebody having a seizure. —— tod

we have made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conduct to ensure the matter receives scrutiny. we will provide them with all the information we have, and they will undertake an independent investigation. i will now turn to the violence and disorder which happened and ely on monday night. nothing can excuse this. property was damaged and people were scared in their own homes. ourfocus now is to fully cooperate with the iop c investigation into the circumstances of the collision and to investigate the appalling scenes that followed. we are appealing for witnesses, information and footage from mobile phones and social media. that information and footage from mobile phones and social media.— phones and social media. that was the olice phones and social media. that was the police press — phones and social media. that was the police press conference - phones and social media. that was the police press conference in - phones and social media. that was the police press conference in the l the police press conference in the last little while under quite considerable pressure i

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police — watchdog, the independent office for police conductso says no— for police conduct, also says it's identified— for police conduct, also says it's identified two areas of looming— it's identified two areas of learning after— it's identified two areas of learning after the force had contact— learning after the force had contact with _ learning after the force had contact with nicola bully in the days— contact with nicola bully in the days before— contact with nicola bully in the days before she— contact with nicola bully in the days before she went missing. ano— days before she went missing. and independent— days before she went missing. and independent review by the couooo— and independent review by the couogo of— and independent review by the college of policing into the honoring— college of policing into the handling of— college of policing into the handling of the— college of policing into the handling of the case is underway . soy— handling of the case is underway . so no— handling of the case is underway . say its recommendations wi

the independent office for police conduct . but independent office for police conduct. e hasn't he he really hr reehe— though. he hasn't he he really hr reehe ro— though. he hasn't he he really it feels to me— though. he hasn't he he really it feels to me .though- 3 he hasn't he he really it feels to me though there's it feels to me as though there's ohwhouehy— it feels to me as though there's ohwhouehy-or— it feels to me as though there's obviously of information obviously a lot of information to obviously a lot of information o corne— obviously a lot of information o our.— obviously a lot of information to come out, but— obviously a lot of information to come out, but that the police nanhewea— to come out, but that the police oanhewea ana— to come out, but that the police panicked and the— to come out, but that the police panicked and the police and crhne— panicked and the police and. crime—panicked panicked and the police and. crinlet's_panicked panicked and the police and crinlet's what panicked panicked and the police and crinlet's what comesiicked panicked and the

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent— meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for tethe— the independent office for police conduct identified two areas of learning after the force— identified two areas of learning after the force had contact with theta— after the force had contact with hteete euth— after the force had contact with nicola bully in— after the force had contact with nicola bully in the days before she went— nicola bully in the days before she went missing. an independent hy— she went missing. an independent by the— she went missing. an independent review by the college of touche— review by the college of policing into _ review by the college of policing into the handling of the chee— policing into the handling of the te— policing into the handling of the case is also— policing into the handling of the case is also underway with tthtthee— the case is also underway with tthtthee ent— the case is also underway with findings and recommendations due to he— findings and recommendations due to he huhttehet— findings and recommendations due to be published in— findings and recommendations due to be publishe

the independent office - f the independent office for police conden— independent office for police conduct reality is this. when you have a serial rapist and murderer operating in plain sight as a serving police officer , it's serving police officer, it's absolutely inevitable , isn't it, absolutely inevitable, isn't it, that that confidence in the police are going to be rocked . police are going to be rocked. and, of course, these were metropolitan officers. but the effect is spilling across into policing in england and wales and, you know, like most women in work who are who are walking around in london late at night, i want to know that the police officer, the lone police officer in front of me is there to protect me, not to predate on me. and like you, phil, i have this similar qualms as most of your viewers. same thing. but i think what we have to understand is that the leaders of policing are beginning to outline a really kind of comprehensive plan about restoring trust. so smart . rowley he was appointed smart. rowley he was appointed on the ticket of restoring trust and confidence,

wales police confirmed its officers had been following the teenagers but refused to answer why they did so in a press conference on wednesday, citing an ongoing independent office for police conduct in the police in the south of wales police in general? no, i got faith and trust in my family and this community that we will continue to fight and get the truth out there and we will get justice for these boys. figs truth out there and we will get justice for these boys.- truth out there and we will get justice for these boys. as in the investigation _ justice for these boys. as in the investigation into _ justice for these boys. as in the investigation into south - justice for these boys. as in the investigation into south wales i investigation into south wales police investigation continues, the community struggles with lost and still waits for answers. police have released new cctv footage in connection —— attempted murder of a senior police officer in county tyrone. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot multiple times at a sports centre in 0magh in february. 11 people have been arrested. ukraine's most senior security official has said his country is ready to launch its

the independent office for police— brain damage. the independent office for police conductast chequers. but said that he kept to the rules . i can tell kept to the rules. i can tell you thtt— kept to the rules. i can tell you that during— i can tell you that during period you that during that period i went— you that during that period i went-chequers,- you that during that period i went-chequers, i- you that during that period i went chequers, i was invited went to chequers, i was invited there— went to chequers, i was invited thsrs wtth— went to chequers, i was invited thsrs wtth my— went to chequers, i was invited there with my children entirely in accordance— there with my children entirely in accordance with the rules . in accordance with the rules. amtthsr— in accordance with the rules. another senior— in accordance with the rules. another senior government mtmtstsr— another senior government mtmtstsrws— another senior government minister was going to come, but the mtms— minister was going to come, but the prime minister— minister was going to come, but the prime minis

launched into exactly what happened, and lancashire police has referred itself to the independent office for police conductthe gates of downing street. he's being held on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving, and the incident is not currently being treated as terror related. simonjones reports. captured by a bbc camera. this is the moment a car is driven towards downing street. if you look at the footage again, the vehicle, a silver kia, appears to slow down before it hits the gate. the car then comes to a halt, prompting a huge police response. everybody back! everybody, move back! officers quick to tell people to get away from the area as they deal with the driver. move back! move back, please! ifirstly heard a big bang over there so ijumped to my feet and i saw a lot of children running away. teenagers, if you like, running away this way. i saw a silver car had rammed the gates at downing street. a lot of armed police came out. this is the man being led away. he's being held on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. the car was extensively searched. people were told to stay in

referred to the independent— the matter has been referred to the independent office for reuse— the independent office for police conducte in a comfortable- audio, it will be in a comfortable setting. so we can ready— comfortable setting. so we can ready ger— comfortable setting. so we can ready ger rne— comfortable setting. so we can really get the best evidence of wber-s— really get the best evidence of was gerng— really get the best evidence of was gerng en— really get the best evidence of what's going on. so you're beedng— what's going on. so you're beedng ar— what's going on. so you're looking at the— what's going on. so you're looking at the weather conditions— looking at the weather conditions as- looking at the weather conditions as the road layouts, the conditions as the road layouts, we read— conditions as the road layouts, the road conditions itself, the rendere— the road conditions itself, the vehicle will— the road conditions itself, the vehicle will be— the road conditions itself, the vehicle will be examined, the renderes— vehicle will be examined, the vehicles involved— vehicle will be examined, the vehi

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent— meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for tethe— the independent office for police conduct identified two areas of learning after the force— identified two areas of learning after the force had contact with theta— after the force had contact with hteete euth— after the force had contact with nicola bully in— after the force had contact with nicola bully in the days before she went— nicola bully in the days before she went missing. an independent hy— she went missing. an independent by the— she went missing. an independent review by the college of touche— review by the college of policing into _ review by the college of policing into the handling of the chee— policing into the handling of the te— policing into the handling of the case is also— policing into the handling of the case is also underway with tthtthee— the case is also underway with tthtthee ent— the case is also underway with findings and recommendations due to he— findings and recommendations due to he huhttehet— findings and recommendations due to be published in— findings and recommendations due to be publishe

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, also said it's identified of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions . as the force confirmed, actions. as the force confirmed, the individual will face no further action after being stopped under the new public order act. the prime minister has also said today he supports people's right to protest, but that the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . now pharmacists will disruption. now pharmacists will be given the ability to give prescriptions without a gp sign off on the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors. under the measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and ear infections, without the need to see a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up up to 15 million appointments at surgeries over the next couple of years. rishi sunak says the measures will als

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, also said it's identified of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions . as the force confirmed, actions. as the force confirmed, the individual will face no further action after being stopped under the new public order act. the prime minister has also said today he supports people's right to protest, but that the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . now pharmacists will disruption. now pharmacists will be given the ability to give prescriptions without a gp sign off on the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors. under the measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and ear infections, without the need to see a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up up to 15 million appointments at surgeries over the next couple of years. rishi sunak says the measures will als

meanwhile the police watchdog, the independent— meanwhile the police watchdog, the independent office for nonto— the independent office for police conducts identified two _ police conduct, also says it's identified two areas of learning otter— identified two areas of learning ottot tno— identified two areas of learning after the force— identified two areas of learning after the force had contact with tons— after the force had contact with onto nutty— after the force had contact with onto nutty tn— after the force had contact with miss bully in the— after the force had contact with miss bully in the days before one— miss bully in the days before one nont— miss bully in the days before she went missing. an independent ty— she went missing. an independent by tno— she went missing. an independent review by the college of tottotng— review by the college of policing into _ review by the college of policing into the handling of the policing into the handling of to too— policing into the handling of to to— policing into the handling of the case is also— policing into the handling of the case is also underway. its ttnttngo— the case is also unde

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, also says it's identified e had contact with nicola bully in the days before she went missing. an independent review by the college of policing into the handung college of policing into the handling of the case is also underway. its findings will be published in the autumn. now the met police commissioner has defended his force's policing of the coronation after some criticism for the arrest of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped under the new pubuc being stopped under the new public order act . and the prime public order act. and the prime minister has today said he supports people's right to protest, but says the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . pharmacists serious disruption. pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease pressu

meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, also says it's identified college of policing into the handung college of policing into the handling of the case is also underway. its findings will be published in the autumn. now the met police commissioner has defended his force's policing of the coronation after some criticism for the arrest of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped under the new pubuc being stopped under the new public order act . and the prime public order act. and the prime minister has today said he supports people's right to protest, but says the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . pharmacists serious disruption. pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease pressure on doctors. under the measures , patients will be able measures, patients will be able to get t

the violence is being investigated but there is also an independent inquiry by the office for police conductilmed. and there are witnesses who are clear about what happened. the? there are witnesses who are clear about what happened.— there are witnesses who are clear about what happened. they came up the street and _ about what happened. they came up the street and they _ about what happened. they came up the street and they were _ about what happened. they came up the street and they were being - the street and they were being followed by the police.- the street and they were being followed by the police. would you call that a pursuit? _ followed by the police. would you call that a pursuit? yes, - followed by the police. would you call that a pursuit? yes, i - followed by the police. would you call that a pursuit? yes, i word. l call that a pursuit? yes, i word. was it fast? _ call that a pursuit? yes, i word. was it fast? yes, _ call that a pursuit? yes, i word. was it fast? yes, i— call that a pursuit? yes, i word. was it fast? yes, i word. - call that a pursuit? yes, i word. was it fas

the incident has been referred to the independent office for police conduct. risen to next migration of 500,000. the latest figures are coming out this week which could be as high as a million and the highest number of migrants are international students. workers come off of that, refugees after that and illegal migrants to come over and the boats almost 45,000 came last year, we are and to stop that completely. students are the biggest elements of migration, countries like the united states of america and australia exclude students from their net migration figures, and treat them as temporary migrants which was the what we should do in this country but the government doesn't listen to that. next week we had news that internationals students being £42 billion into the economy, and build that generation lung links. more world leaders who have been educated at british universities and american universities than any other country in the world. this is something we should celebrate and we should increase our number of international students. we must celebrate inte

we have made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conduct to ensure the matter receivesvestigation. rishi sunak says . the latest figures show the government— . the latest figures show the government is— the latest figures show the government is making progress on its government is making progress on to womtee— government is making progress on to womtee to— government is making progress on its promise to halve— government is making progress on its promise to halve inflation. we— its promise to halve inflation. his comments— its promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data showed— his comments come as new data showed inflation— his comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% teet— showed inflation fell to 8.7% test month.— showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's— showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's the first time the— last month. it's the first time the figure— last month. it's the first time the figure has— last month. it's the first time the figure has fallen below 10% etwee— the figure has fallen below 10% teet— the figure has

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the independent office for police conduct is investigating the circumstances surrounding their deathsdesire for more space. they also say semi—detached properties are the most popular in northern england, whilst apartment came out on top in london proper. apartment came out on top in london proper . property expert london proper. property expert cristina castellina told gb news the number of people buying detached homes have benefited from a hike in prices. this statistic is for only- " " f this statistic is for only people saas— statistic is for only people that currently— statistic is for only people that currently have a home assay.— that currently have a home aasaay. ss— that currently have a home already. so for— that currently have a home already. so for a lot of these peoplea— already. so for a lot of these peoplea they've— already. so for a lot of these people, they've benefited from the people, they've benefited from as as— people, they've benefited from as aa— people, they've benefited from the rise in property prices. so aasy— the rise in property prices. so aasy aasaay— th

and conduct cases, various independent reviews and by listening to our own officers and staff over recent years is rightly of great concern. utterly condemned. there is no place in police scotland for and standards. our vigilance as an organisation has never been stronger. rigorous recruitment, enhanced vetting, more visible conduct outcomes and a focus on prevention. every officer in scotland swears an oath when they take up the office of constable to do their duty with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding human rights and according equal respect to our fellow citizens. according to law. such an oath requires high levels of personal accountability. our officers and staff, my colleagues do incredible things to keep our community safe, to keep their fellow citizens safe. they take their duties and responsibilities incredibly seriously. their success is illustrated by the strong bond of trust we share with the public of scotland and our role as a service of first and last resort in times of crisis. but we know, i know, that people from different backgrounds or with different requirements don't always get the service that is their right. we know that for the same

incident to the independent office of police conduct, who have started their own investigation, and lancashire constabulary have started an investigation into what happened here. they've appealed foract them and they say their thoughts are very much with the loved ones of the 11—year—old boy still in a critical condition this lunchtime. 11-year-old boy still in a critical condition this lunchtime. rowan brid . e in condition this lunchtime. rowan bridge in lancaster _ condition this lunchtime. rowan bridge in lancaster stop - police officers investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have completed their search of a reservoir in portugal. the three—day operation took place around 30 miles from where three—year—old madeleine disappeared in 2007. portuguese authorities say evidence recovered has been sent to germany for forensic analysis. recovered has been sent to germany forforensic analysis. the recovered has been sent to germany for forensic analysis. the late queen faced a potential assassination attempt in 1993. the file shows how concerned the fbi was following an assassination threat made to american police officer. he said to have told police he wanted revenge afte