police said he was being followed by traffic officers shortly before the crash. the incident has been referred to the independent office for police conducton is directly behind me. you can see probably in the distance some bollards and some flowers being left over there at the moment. the boy on the bike came through the gap in the bollards there, being followed at a distance by traffic police. he came out, the police obviously couldn't do anything at that point, and so stopped following the bike. but as the bike came onto this road — now, this is langworthy road, it's a very busy road, a lot of traffic on it at that time of day, 2pm in the afternoon — an ambulance was there. the boy hit the ambulance and died. now, police say that they were on the scene very quickly and were able to help and paramedics tried to save the boy's life, but the 15—year—old died. the force has now referred this incident to the iopc, which is a common thing to do whenever police have been involved in any incident, and the independent office for police conduct will launch their investigation. now the road has been reopened, flowers are being left there tonight,

police said he was being followed by traffic officers shortly before the crash. the incident has been referred to the independent office for police conductell, the road that this _ what have you learned? well, the road that this happened _ what have you learned? well, the road that this happened on - what have you learned? well, the road that this happened on this i road that this happened on this directly behind me. you can see in the distance some bollards and some flowers being left over there at the moment. the boy on the bike came through the gap in the bollards there, being followed at a distance by traffic police. he came out, the police obviously couldn't do anything at that point and so stopped following the bike but as the bike came onto this road, this is langworthy road, it's a very busy road, a lot of traffic on it at that time of the day, 2pm in the afternoon, an ambulance was there, the boy hit the ambulance and died. now, police say that they were on the scene very quickly and were able to help and paramedics tried to save the boy's life, but the 15—year—old died. the force has now referred this incident to the iopc, whic

the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, is investigating. eaths of two teenage boys in cardiff last month, who died on e—bikes after being followed by police. nick garnett reports from salford. —— rowan bridge reports now from salford. the day after saul cookson died there's now a small shrine to the teenager. police say they were following saul down this street. they had to stop because of the bollards you can see but saul cut through want of this main road, where he collided with an ambulance. this mobile phone footage shows the road soon after the incident as police taped off the area to begin their investigation. 0ne eyewitness who took pictures at the scene said it looked like there had been a chase. it it looked like there had been a chase. . , . , ., chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he _ chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he went _ chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he went round - chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he went round there, i chase. it was rapid, it went dead j fast and he went round there

michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. down from the role in december, after it emerged he was the subject of a police investigation. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed in kent and sussex from the 26thjune. south east water says it has no choice after demand for water had reached "record levels". anyone caught flouting the ban will face a £1,000 fine. japan's parliament has passed two key pieces of legislation on rape and gay rights after campaigns to overhaul laws seen as outdated. legislators have redefined rape to better protect victims. the age of consent has also been raised from 13 to 16. in a separate move, the japanese parliament approved a law aimed at eliminating discrimination against gay and transgender people, although critics say it doesn't go far enough. same sex marriages remain unrecognised injapan. our correspondent in tokyo, shaimaa khalil, has more about the significance of these law changes. i must say, it's quite remarkable and ground—breaking, because if you think about the age of consent

the independent office for police conduct is investigating. nd and wales has led to the year's first heat health alert. the met office warning covers six regions across the midlands, the east and south—east of england and is in place from 9.00am friday until monday morning. parts of the country are predicted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a plume of warm air moves in from the south. there will likely be some impacts across the health and social care sector, with over—65s and those with pre—existing health conditions most at risk. professor isabel oliver from the uk health security agency spoke earlier about why people should pay attention to heat warnings. we can expect over the next few hours a rapid increase in temperatures, including high temperatures overnight. we know that in these kind of conditions we can expect an increase in hospital admissions and deaths. it is very important, therefore, that we all know what we can do to protect ourselves from these effects of high temperatures and that is why we work closel

the independent office for police _ what happened. yes. the independent office for police conductdent office for police conduct has _ what happened. yes. the independent office for police conduct has begun - office for police conduct has begun an investigation. they had investigators at the scene last night. they say the investigation is at a preliminary stage and will release more information when they can. still not clear the circumstances of what happened other than there was a collision between the 15—year—old on a ebike and ambulance yesterday afternoon having been followed by police officers. exactly how fast the bike was going, where the police officers were, the circumstances of the crash, all are still to be examined. that is not clear at the moment. the scene at the moment, there are candles, flowers, cards, and a large white banner marking the spot where the incident happened yesterday. cards have messages like, your loved one was someone special, someone who truly lived, laughed, loved. on the banner, notes written by the teenager's friends saying things like, rip brot

the independent office for police conduct is investigating. unced the windfall tax on energy firms will remain until march 2028. but it does say the rate could fall from 70% to 40% if the average price of oil and gas comes down. labour is scaling back on one of its key pledges to invest £28 billion a year in green industries if the party wins the next general election. that's despite a promise in 2021. the shadow chancellor rachel reeves has told the bbc instead they'll increase investment more gradually. she blamed the conservatives for "crashing the economy". ahead of the champions league final in istanbul tomorrow, the turkish football federation has reassured travelling fans that the event will run safely and smoothly. last year's showpiece match in paris was marred by chaotic scenes which left some supporters penned in and teargassed outside the stade de france. in tennis, iga swiatek will stay as the world number one after reaching the final of the french open tennis. she beat beatriz haddad maia in straight sets and will face karolina mu

michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. s the subject of a police probe. the boss of tesco says there are "encouraging early signs" that price rises are starting to slow, as the retail giant reports higher sales. the supermarket says in the three months to the end of may, uk sales are up 9% to £10.8 billion. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed on people in kent and sussex from 26th june. south east water says it has no choice after demand for drinking water had reached "record levels" this month. you're live with bbc news. indian weather forecasters have warned that a cyclone which hit the coast of north—west india and southern pakistan will continue to bring heavy rain as it heads inland. thousands have been left without power, and at least two people have died. with winds of up to 125 km per hour, the cyclone struck parts of north—west india and southern pakistan, in particular, the state of gujarat and the coast of pakistan's sindh province. it's now moving towards the indian state of rajasthan, but with lower w

the independent office for police conduct is investigating.ans who were dismissed, interrogated, or even imprisoned for their sexuality are calling for details of an independent report into their treatment to be released by the government immediately. until the year 2000, anyone gay, lesbian or bisexual was banned from serving in britain's armed forces. you're live with bbc news. the four children who were stabbed by a man while playing in a park in france, are now in a stable condition after undergoing surgery. it's known one of the victims is british but all are aged between just one and three. investigations are continuing in the city of annecy where a suspect, said to be a syrian with refugee status in sweden, is in police custody. lucy williamson has the latest. local officials have confirmed to us that all four children are now in a stable condition, although some are more seriously injured than others, and the elderly man who was also wounded in the attack yesterday is still believed to be critical. the focus really is now on trying to

the independent office for police conduct has called for hand—held metal detectors to be introduced widelyd and wales. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has been speaking to met police deputy assistant commissioner stuart cundy — here's what he had to say. sadly, i never worked personally with matt, and i remember getting the call on the day that he'd been fatally shot, and struggling to comprehend what what had occurred and what had happened. but very quickly, having spoken to sue, matt's partner, his son luke, his colleagues at croydon, and indeed across the met, quickly realised that matt was a larger—than—life character with a huge stretch, notjust here within the metropolitan police, or indeed across the uk, but also to police and across the world. he'd served here within the met police, he'd also served with the police in new zealand, and he'd worked across london in both local policing and specialist roles. and i think it's a testament to matt that all those that have spoken about him, their personal memories, their personal recollections, there's still some that really

following the verdict, the police watchdog the independent office for police conduct called for hand—heldoss england and wales. the case was heard at northampton crown court. our correspondent frances read is there for us now. yes, it was back in september 2020 that police stopped louis de zoysa on a routine stop and he admitted having cannabis, but then they also found ammunition as well, and so they arrested him. he happens to have autistic spectrum disorder as well and they took him in a van to the police station for what they failed to realise is that he had a revolver hitting in a holster under his left arm. they had searched him but they had not found the revolver, and the prosecution said that during the time he was in the van, he was able to move the revolver from the holster into his hands while in handcuffs. perley yet hypermobility and was able to do that. and inside the holding cell at croydon police station, he was then able to discharge four of these shots. let's look at the background now with daniel sanford. you're walking down the road with a duffle bag, all right, i whic

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michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. in december after it emerged he was the subject of a police probe. the boss of tesco says there are �*early signs' that price rises are starting to slow. ken murphy was talking as the firm announced sales were up 9% in the three months to the end of may, compared with a year earlier. food inflation hit i9% over the last year, but mr murphy said it was �*unfair' to criticise supermarkets. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed in kent and sussex from the 26thjune. south east water says it has no choice, after demand for water had reached �*record levels'. anyone caught flouting the ban will face a £1,000 fine. more on those studies on the bbc website, bb.co.uk/news. you're live with bbc news. let's return to the war in ukraine and the missile attacks hitting outside the capital today. it comes as an african delegation is making its way to the city to try and broker peace talks. all of this happening is new evidence has shed light on the true scale of casualties that were suffered

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michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. been confirmed as plaid cymru�*s new leader. he was the only candididate. plaid has been looking for a new leader since adam price stood down in may following reports of a toxic culture in the party. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed in kent and sussex from the 26th ofjune. south east water says it has no choice after demand for water had reached record levels. anyone caught flouting the ban will face a £1,000 fine. in recent days, residents in areas including lewes and ashford have been left without water, and several schools were also forced to shut. you�*re live with bbc news. the united nations has called for urgent action to prevent more migrants drowning at sea. it comes after an overloaded boat sank off the coast of greece on wednesday. 78 people are known to have died, but hundreds more are missing. at a news briefing in geneva, jeremy laurence, who is a spokesman for the un high commissioner for human rights, said the tragedy showed the importance of stopping the i

to be true, and south wales police now is forced under pressure, they are being investigated by an independent 0ffice investigated by an independent office for police conduct investigating south wells polices actions and the minutes or so before that collision happened. did they follow protocol? did they follow the national and local policies, really? and these answers, i say, relate to the riots that was sparked after those rumours started floating on social media, the rumours that turned out to be true. all of those 20 people have been released on bail. and the rule, as you mention, young men between 16 and 35 years, i think 1a even and 36 years old, and the investigation into the riot and into the south wales police under the process up to the collision is ongoing. the process up to the collision is onauoin. , ' ., , the process up to the collision is onauoin. , ' ., u, ongoing. they say 17 males and three females. ongoing. they say 17 males and three females- they _ ongoing. they say 17 males and three females. they are _ ongoing. they say 17 males and three females. they are also _ ongoing. they say 17 males and three females. they are also saying - o

following the verdict, the police watchdog — the independent office for police conduct — called for hand—held detectors to be introduced widely in policing across england and wales. the case was heard at northampton crown court. our correspondent frances read is there for us now. yes, as you said, it was back in september 2020 that the now 25—year—old louis de zoysa was stopped in south london during a routine stop operation. he admitted having cannabis, but police officers also found rounds of ammunition on him as well. he was taken to a police station in croydon. police had searched him. when they arrested him, but they failed to find the antique revolver hidden in a holster under his left arm. it is that that enabled him to be able to take that revolver into the police station and discharge it there are fatal shots. let's hear more of the background now from daniel sanford. you're walking down the road with a duffle bag, all right? l which i believe may have stuff equipped to do a burglary. - what started as a routine stop in the early hours of a friday morning ended with the killing of a

that we are getting from the independent 0ffice line that we are getting from the independent office for police conductnsive causing death by dangerous driving or careless or inconsiderate driving. they are also being investigated for potential gross misconduct although it does not mean that the charges will follow. the latest on the story when there is more, we will return to it. the duke of sussex is in the witness box at the high court in london, being cross—examined in his case over alledged unlawful press intrusion, by mirror group newspapers. in a witness statement, he said the tabloids hacked his voicemail when he was a pupil at eton, making him feel he "couldn�*t trust anybody". prince harry is the first member of the royal family to appear in the witness box, for over a century. live to my colleague nancy kacungira at the high court in central london. take us through some of what we have had in the last hour or so. it take us through some of what we have had in the last hour or so.— had in the last hour or so. it has been for hours _ had in the last hour or so. it has been for hours and _ had

the independent office for police conduct says a police motorcyclist who was part of the duchess of edinburgh'sa collision last month. helen holland, who was 81, was seriously injured after being hit by the officer's vehicle. she died in hospital two weeks later. the mp margaret ferrier, who's been sitting as an independent, has been suspended from the commons for breaking covid rules. she was expelled from the snp in 2020 because she'd travelled on a train when she knew she had the virus. the suspension could trigger a by—election in her constituency of rutherglen and hamilton west. a surprise merger has been announced this afternoon to try to heal a bitter split in the world of golf. the pga tour has agreed to merge with the saudi—backed liv circuit after a year of unprecedented disruption in the men's game. our sports editor, dan roan, reports on the shock and significance surrounding the new deal. for the last year it has been tearing the world of golf apart, bankrolled by saudi arabia, the rebel temple in a series leigh wood some of the biggest stars of the game away from the traditional t

the independent office for police conduct is investigating.ed, interrogated, or even imprisoned for their sexuality are calling for details of an independent report into their treatment to be released by the government immediately. until the year 2000, anyone gay, lesbian or bisexual was banned from serving in britain's armed forces. you're live with bbc news. donald trump has become the first former us president to face federal criminal charges. he's been indicted by thejustice department over the handling of hundreds of classified documents after he left the white house in 2021. a lawyer for mr trump confirmed he's facing seven counts including obstruction, conspiracy and the willful retention of national defence secrets. if found guilty he potentially faces years in prison. donald trump, who's the frontrunner for the 2024 republican presidential nomination, responded like this. it is called election interference. they are trying to influence the election. that is as bad as anything else that has been done over the last number of years and e

michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. ne. south east water says it has no choice after demand for water had reached "record levels". anyone caught flouting the ban will face a £1,000 fine. the boss of tesco says there are "early signs" that price rises are starting to slow. up up to 4000 customers have been without water or experiencing low pressures since monday. you're live with bbc news. up to 500 people are still missing from the packed migrant boat that sank of the southern greece coast. at least 79 people are confirmed to have died, with up to 100 children travelling in the hold. nine suspected people—smugglers have been arrested in greece, and accounts from at least two survivors claim the boat overturned after the greek coastguard tried to tow it — the government denies this. some survivors of the shipwreck have been brought there for treatment. for one family, there was good news. this was the moment a syrian man, mohammad, found his brother, fedi, among the survivors at the port. it was an emotional reunion for t

michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. st water says it has no choice after demand for water had reached "record levels". anyone caught flouting the ban will face a £1,000 fine. the boss of tesco says there are "early signs" that price rises are starting to slow. ken murphy was speaking as the firm announced sales were up 9% in the three months to the end of may, compared with a year earlier. food inflation has hit i9% over the last year, but mr murphy said it was "unfair" to criticise supermarkets. you're live with bbc news. the usjustice department has published a damning report on policing in minneapolis, which was prompted by the killing of george floyd three years ago. the attorney general, merrick garland, said the city's police routinely used excessive force and discriminated against black people and native americans. he said they deployed firearms when they weren't needed, and violated people's right to freedom of speech. take a listen. the patterns and practices we observed made what happened to george floyd possib

the independent office for police conduct is investigating. lgbt military investigating.or imprisoned even for their sexuality are calling for the details of an independent report into their treatment to be released by the government immediately. until the year 2000, and when gay, lesbian or bisexual was banned from serving in britain's armed forces. those are the latest headlines. you are life with bbc news. let's turn to the news that the former prime minister bob borisjohnson's resignation honours list has finally been published. former cabinet ministers jacob rees—mogg and priti patel will receive a knighthood and dame had respectively. every prime minister gets the opportunity to make a nomination, including those for pierce, who sit in the house of lords. the charities and sean bailey have been given peerages and conspicuous by her absence is madinah doris, whose name does not appear on the list. only this afternoon, she announced that she was stepping down as an mp with immediate effect. —— nadine dorries. yes, this is the long—awaited list from borisjohnson, the f

michael lockwood is the former director general of the independent office for police conduct. leader. he was the only candididate. the party has been looking for a new leader since adam price stood down in may following reports of a toxic culture in the party. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed in kent and sussex from the 26th ofjune. south east water says it has no choice after demand for water had reached record levels. anyone caught flouting the ban will face a £1,000 fine. in recent days, residents in areas including lewes and ashford have been left without water, and several schools were also forced to shut. your library bbc news. —— you are library bbc news. the appointments watchdog claims that borisjohnson told them about his newjob about half an hour before the announcement was made and before the committee could provide advice. on monday, mps will vote on whether to concludes the report which concluded he lied to parliament. they claim he asked them not to vote against its findings. let's speak to james heale — who is political correspondent with the specta

the greater manchester force has now referred the incident to the independent office for police conducty savage, bbc news, salford. police searching for a missing 21—year—old woman have said they are "increasingly concerned" for her safety. chloe mitchell, who is described as a "high—risk missing person" was last seen in ballymena in the early hours of saturday. a 26—year—old man who was arrested in county armagh is being questioned. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. the search for chloe mitchell has involved a large team of volunteers and has become an extensive operation in the northern ireland town of ballymena. she was last seen late last friday night and in the early hours of saturday morning. as teams searched the river bank in the town today, her brother made this plea. if there is anybody at all with any information at all, just contact the family, and thanks for everything you are doing, and keep trying to bring her home, because words just can't describe it, i'm broke. the police operation has been ramped up in recent days, with a 26—year—old man who has been arres

the former head of the iopc, the independent office for police conduct, has been charged with rape, allegedlynd six counts of indecent assault against a girl under the age of 16. he stood down as director general of the police watchdog in december. conservative mps are weighing up whether or not to endorse a report condemning borisjohnson for misleading parliament about covid rule—breaking. a cross—party committee yesterday recommended stripping the former prime minister of his parliamentary pass, but his most loyal supporters are preparing to vote against the findings on monday. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, is in westminster. how high are the stakes for that vote on monday? i do how high are the stakes for that vote on monday?— how high are the stakes for that vote on monda ? ., ., ~' vote on monday? i do not think there are as hiuh vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as— vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as they could _ vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as they could have - vote on monday? i do not think there are as high as they coul

lockwood is the former general of the independent 0ffice the former general of the independent office for police conducte only candidate, the party has been with for new readers since adam price stepped out in may following reports of a toxic culture in the party. the sprinkler man for the 26th ofjune, sub is what assesses no choice after demand for water had reached record levels. anyone caught flouting this will fix £1000 fine. in recent days, lewis and ashford up and left without water and several schools in the area have also been forced to shut. you're live with bbc news. the united nations has called for urgent action to prevent more migrants drowning at sea. it comes after an overloaded boat sank off the coast of greece on wednesday. 78 people are known to have died, but hundreds more are missing. at a news briefing in geneva, jeremy laurence, who is a spokesman for the un high commissioner for human rights, said the tragedy showed the importance of stopping the illegal trafficking of migrants: the government spokesman said it rope was used when the coastguard approached the boat. 0n the search a

referred this to the police watchdog , the independent office watchdog, the independent office for watchdog, the independent office tor tottse — watchdog, the independent office for police conductg the house. it says the former prime minister did deliberately misleading the committee, breaching the confidence of the committee in puning the committee and being complicit in the campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation in of the committee doesn't mince its words. let's talk to former labour special adviser paul richards, who joins us now . so a lot of people may be cheering this, a lot of others saying this is nothing more than vindictive . a paul well, i would vindictive. a paul well, i would say read the report here it is hot off the presses and it couldn't be more. the word that youve— couldn't be more. the word that youve teen— couldn't be more. the word that you've been using— couldn't be more. the word that you've been using all— i: “ . it13 the word that you've been using all morning. tut— you've been using all morning. but absolutely— you've been using all morning. but absolutely right . boris, of but absolutely right. boris, of trtt— but absolutely right. boris, of co

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as a result, the independent— still in handcuffs as a result, the independent office for tethe— the independent office for police conduct detectors should he tettet eat— hand—held metal detectors should be rolled out by— hand—held metal detectors should be rolled out by all— hand—held metal detectors should be rolled out by all forces . the be rolled out by all forces. the met— be rolled out by all forces. the met tethe— be rolled out by all forces. the met police commissioner, sir hatt— met police commissioner, sir that tewtey— met police commissioner, sir that tewtey ,— met police commissioner, sir mark rowley , has paid tribute to mark rowley, has paid tribute to sergeant— mark rowley, has paid tribute to sergeant ratana_ mark rowley, has paid tribute to sergeant ratana . _ mark rowley, has paid tribute to sergeant ratana . mac act: f: sergeant ratana. matt dedicated 30 years of his life to policing . he was nearing retirement when he was tragically murdered. he was an outstanding officer who brought joy to his work. he treated everyone with respect, with compassion , and with good with compassion, and with good humo

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he left the independent office for police esaiaet— independent office for police esaiaet ia— independent office for police conductto prevent it . sandra— nothing could have been done to prevent it . 2 c prevent it. sandra grantham joins us now. so you're saying absolutely nothing is a natural disaster ? the i think what we're disaster? the i think what we're saying, first of all, is that we too, at shelterbox have been using the term natural disaster . so we're not saying that we've ieea— . so we're not saying that we've been aiswe— so we're not saying that we've been above reproach, but more that— been above reproach, but more that aitasaea— been above reproach, but more that although these events occur in that although these events occur is eataeaates— that although these events occur is eataeaates .— that although these events occur in earthquakes , they certainly in earthquakes, they certainly are in earthquakes, they certainly aatasai— in earthquakes, they certainly are natural events . the disaster are natural events. the disaster eiemeat— are natural events. the disaster eiemeat is— are natural events. the

he left the independent office for police eeutuet— independent office for police eeutuet tu— independent office for police conducting investigated over a historical attegatterr— investigated over a historical attegatteu .— investigated over a historical attegatteu . a— investigated over a historical allegation . a hosepipe ban will allegation. a hosepipe ban will be re— allegation. a hosepipe ban will be ta ptaee— allegation. a hosepipe ban will be ta gtaee tu— allegation. a hosepipe ban will be in place in kent and sussex trem— be in place in kent and sussex tram tree— be in place in kent and sussex from the 26th— be in place in kent and sussex from the 26th of— be in place in kent and sussex from the 26th of june as the teatuave— from the 26th of june as the heatwave across— from the 26th of june as the heatwave across the country entntuee — heatwave across the country continues. south _ heatwave across the country continues. south east water is tnpeetng— continues. south east water is tnpeetng tne— continues. south east water is imposing the ban— continues. south east water is imposing the ban as drinking wate

he left the independent office for police eehtaet— independent office for police eehtaet h— independent office for police conducting investigated over a historical athegatheh— investigated over a historical attegatheh .— investigated over a historical attegatheh . h— investigated over a historical allegation . a hosepipe ban will allegation. a hosepipe ban will be allegation. a hosepipe ban will he h— allegation. a hosepipe ban will he hh hhaee— allegation. a hosepipe ban will he he htaee h— allegation. a hosepipe ban will be in place in kent and sussex them— be in place in kent and sussex them the— be in place in kent and sussex from the 26th— be in place in kent and sussex from the 26th of— be in place in kent and sussex from the 26th of june as the heatwave— from the 26th of june as the heatwave across— from the 26th of june as the heatwave across the country eehhthaee — heatwave across the country continues. south _ heatwave across the country continues. south east water is hhheehhg— continues. south east water is hhpeehhg the— continues. south east water is imposing the ban— continues. south east water is i

he left the independent office for police cohere— independent office for police cehhwer h— independent office for police conductation . strikes by junior allegation. strikes by junior decree— allegation. strikes by junior heerere h— allegation. strikes by junior doctors in england continue you if wow-re— doctors in england continue you if you're watching— doctors in england continue you if you're watching on television , vou— if you're watching on television , wow cah— if you're watching on television , you can see pictures of people eerheree— , you can see pictures of people gerheree h— , you can see pictures of people gathered in westminster this errerheeh— gathered in westminster this afternoon in— gathered in westminster this afternoon in support of almost 50,000— afternoon in support of almost 50,000 members— afternoon in support of almost 50,000 members of the british wehheer— 50,000 members of the british medical association who are erhhhg— medical association who are erhhhg ee— medical association who are striking as part— medical association who are striking as part of their 72 how— striking as part of

themselves to police who referred themselves ee ene — police who referred themselves to the independent office for neme— to the independent office for police conduct . new appointments for them. so when the king gets to horse guards, he's going to be greeted by a royal salute. he will then inspect troops horse inspect the troops on horse guards parade. and it's going to be pretty thorough. the king has more experience, than more experience, really, than any of soldier or ceremonial any of the soldier or ceremonial people at horse guards display. and we're told he's going to be quite thorough. and if there's any issues with any of the soldiers, he will make it clear to the major general christopher ghika and it is the major general's last trooping the colour ceremony before he retires and is the welsh guards this time who will be trooping their colour. it's a battalion, really. it's close to the king's heart. he was colonel of the welsh guards for 50 years when he was prince of wales. but what does trooping the colour mean? i mean, a lot of people don't. don't know the answer to that question. and it all dates back. it's all about tradition, really

emtte— morning to the independent orttoe tor— morning to the independent office for police— morning to the independent office for police conductt—onl special this weekend? oh, yeah. do special this weekend? oh, yeah. oo tet— special this weekend? oh, yeah. to tet ut— special this weekend? oh, yeah. do let us-this_ special this weekend? oh, yeah. do let us-this is- do let us know. this is breakfast with stephen. and just do let us know. this is bricase st with stephen. and just do let us know. this is bricase you've stephen. and just do let us know. this is bricase you've forgotten, ind just do let us know. this is bricase you've forgotten, getjust do let us know. this is bricase you've forgotten, get intt in case you've forgotten, get in touch with us. we'd love to hear from you. vaiews@gbnews.uk com. now party claims the now the labour party claims the route— now the labour party claims the toutte-ot— now the labour party claims the double _of poorly- double whammy of poorly tneutttet— double whammy of poorly insulated homes and mortgage nttee— insulated homes and mortgage nttee te— insulated homes and mortgage hikes is leavi

as a result, the independent office for police conduct recommends hand—held metal detectors should beby all forces. straw breaks at heathrow have been called off as workers accept a new pay deal as workers accept a new pay deal. more than 2000 staff members were due to strike for 31 days throughout the summer. unite union says workers will receive a pay increase of between 15.5 and 17.5% at the royal family were out in force today at ascot. the king and the queen led the traditional royal carriage procession on around the parade ring in glorious sunshine earlier today. following them in the carriage behind was the prince and princess of wales kate was wearing a red alexander mcqueen dress and a matching philip treacy hat . they were also treacy hat. they were also joined by acting royalty. that was dame judi dench, who was in the procession as fourth carriage online dab+ radio and on tunein . this is gb news nato on tunein. this is gb news nato . it's over to . bev good . it's over to. bev good evening. it is just after 8:00 tonight am. laurence identifying as tonight am. laurence ide

as a result, the independent office for police conduct recommends hand—held metal detectors should beuled out by all forces . straw breaks out by all forces. straw breaks at heathrow have been called off as workers accept a new pay deal as workers accept a new pay deal. more than 2000 staff members were due to strike for 31 days throughout the summer. unite union says workers will receive a pay increase of between 15.5 and 17.5% at the royal family were out in force today at ascot. the king and the queen led the traditional royal carriage procession on around the parade ring in glorious sunshine earlier today. following them in the carriage behind was the prince and princess of wales kate was wearing a red alexander mcqueen dress and a matching philip treacy hat . they were also treacy hat. they were also joined by acting royalty. that was dame judi dench, who was in the procession as fourth carriage online dab+ radio and on tunein . this is gb news nato on tunein. this is gb news nato . it's over to . bev good . it's over to. bev good evening. it is just after 8:00 tonight am. lauren

as a result, the independent office for police conduct recommends handheld metal detectors should be hat people want is action, not words and what we suggested is that there is a requirement on lenders to take these measures because there are going to be many, many mortgage holders, many, many families across country who are now across the country who are now even more worried about paying their mortgage. that's on top of all the other bills. and they know that the government's failed. years. they failed. now for 13 years. they know government crashed know the government crashed the economy last year. what they want, think, is a much want, i think, is a much stronger sense that the government gripping this this government is gripping this this is gb news we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though , back as it happens. now, though, back to . to. patrick okay- - to. patrick okay. surely i'm to. patrick- okay. surely i'm going be. babrisk— okay. surely i'm going to give you— okay. surely i'm going to give you my— okay. surely i'm going to give yea my bbeagbbs— okay. surely i'm going

the contact that west mercia police had with the family has been reviewed and doesn't meet the criteria for making a referral to the independent office of police conduct tragic case. when he was convicted of murder, howell gave no reaction. scott was in tears after being found guilty of manslaughter. outside court, herfather, alfie's grandad, struggled to speak. it fills us with immense sadness that will never be able to see that same cheeky smile again. losing alfie has left a massive void in our lives. in the moments after he died, you can see a slogan on the living room wall. it says, "family — where life begins and love never ends." if only it had been true, alfie steele may still be alive. let's get more from phil, who's outside coventry crown court. again, the story of a child who should have been saved but also of opportunities to intervene that were missed? , , ., opportunities to intervene that were missed? , , ,, , missed? yes, it is a depressingly familiar tale. _ missed? yes, it is a depressingly familiar tale. i was _ missed? yes, it is a depressingly familiar tale. i was here - missed? yes, it is a depressingly| familiar tale. i was here

the contact that west mercia police had with the family has been reviewed and doesn't meet the criteria for making a referral to the independent office of police conductt alfie had fallen through the cracks caused by covid lockdowns, which meant there was less direct contact with the authorities. it echoes concerns raised following the deaths of arthur labinjo—hughes, logan mwangi and finlay bowden — all killed by parents and their partners at the height of the pandemic. when he was convicted of murder, howell gave no reaction. scott was in tears after being found guilty of manslaughter. outside court, herfather, alfie's grandad, struggled to speak. it fills us with immense sadness that we will never be able to see that same cheeky smile again. losing alfie has left a massive void in our lives. in the moments after he died, you can see a slogan on the living room wall. it says, "family — where life begins and love never ends." if only it had been true, alfie steele may still be alive. phil mackie, bbc news, coventry. the public inquiry into covid 19 got underway in earnest today with opening hearings in the first stage looking at how prepared the uk w

police department operations. research will be conducted over 18 months by bart's office of the independent police auditor and the center for policing equity. the goal is to examine how bard police respond to incidents of fare evasion. past research shows black writers were stopped by police eight times more often than their white counterparts. while also being 15 times more likely to experience use of bart police. push back tonight coming from a community under amid pride month celebrations glide memorial church held a special service inclusive of the lgbt q plus community. ♪ >> the city as tara campbell reports the next generation is leading the way. [applause] >> a standing ovation at glide memorial church francisco's better-known drag queens. we should be as welcoming as possible. >> this as the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills introduced this year alone taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, directed at drag queens and the transgender community and these young voices are saying enough is enough. 16-year-old houck leading the march down market street. >> it scares me for the future because i know there have been times in history

independent office of police conduct. he stepped down in september after discovering he was the subjects of a police probe. southeast water says it has no choice after demand forad reached what they called record levels. anyone caught throughouting the ban will face a 1,000 pound fine. and there are early signs that price rises are starting to flow from bosco. food inflation has hit 19% over the last year but mr. murphy has said that it was unfair to criticize supermarkets for that you're live with bbc news. this is the context. the u.s. justice department has published a damning report on policing in minneapolis which was prompted by the killing of george floyd three yrs ago. the attorney general merrick garland said the city's police routinely used excessive force and discritical nateed against black people and native americans. he said they deployed firearms when they weren't needed and violated people's freedom of speech. let's listen. >> the fat earnings we observed made what happened to george floyd possible. as one city leader toll told us -- these systemic issues didn't just occur on they 25th, 2020 there were insurances like that being reported by the

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police eight times the rate of white passengers. the new study will be conducted by the center for policing equity and bart's office of the independentolice auditor. time is 448. the state of california plans to replace all diesel trucks with zero emission vehicles by the year 2035. however the truck drivers who haul cargo in and out of california's ports face a much earlier deadline. state regulators say any newport truck that's purchased after next new year's day has to be a zero emission vehicle powered by electricity or a hydrogen fuel cell. that deadline is raising concerns among a lot of truck drivers at ports across the state. i have to go to zero emission trucks. those trucks are $400,000. there's still not ready for prime time. the likelihood of those trucks being replaced. one for one is slim and, well, new state regulations also say any truck that has an engine that's older than 13 years old is not allowed to operate at california ports. the newer diesel trucks may continue to operate, but they have to stop after they reach 800,000 miles. we're going to stop right here. it's 449. go right back to steve paulson and get you