detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell is still in a critical condition in hospital.rike in england for three consecutive days in march. the walk—out by members of the british medical association is part of a dispute about pay. the government has called the decision disappointing. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns is with me. explain who will be walking out here. , ., explain who will be walking out here. ., ., , explain who will be walking out here. ., .,, �*, ., here. junior doctors, it's a huge urou - , here. junior doctors, it's a huge grouo. this _ here. junior doctors, it's a huge grouo. this is — here. junior doctors, it's a huge group, this is everyone - here. junior doctors, it's a huge group, this is everyone from . here. junior doctors, it's a huge - group, this is everyone from doctors who might have just left medical school to those with up to maybe 15 years of experience. the issue is pgy- years of experience. the issue is pay. the british medical association says its angry and demoralised about below inflation wages, so it says we can expect tens

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell suffered life—changing injuries in the attack.victed criminals in england and wales could be forced into court from their cells or face longerjail terms if they refuse to appear for sentencing. nominations for the snp leadership race close at midday with humza yousaf, kate forbes and ash regan expected to appear on the ballot paper. and new research for the bbc suggests the price of pasta has nearly doubled in two years with the rate of food price rises still running at almost 17%. good morning and welcome to bbc news. president volodymyr zelensky has said ukraine will do everything it can to defeat russia this year in a statement marking the anniversary of vladimir putin's full—scale invasion. ceremonies are taking place across the country remebering those killed or forced to flee from the conflict. here in the uk rishi sunak will urge allies to increase military support to ukraine during a meeting of g7 countries. there will also be a minute's silence across the uk at 11 o'clock. our first report comes from james waterhouse. a t

the three men who had been arrested with the attempted murder of detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell they had been taken to belfast for questioning. mrjohn caldwell is said to be in a critical but stable condition in hospital. thank you very much. the number of asylum seekers waiting for a decision on their case in the uk has risen to record levels. there are now around 166,000 people in the backlog. last year, more than three—quarters of all claims were sucessful — the highest for over 30 years. the new figures were released as the home office announced 12,000 asylum seekers will be fast—tracked in an attempt to cut the backlog. people from afghanistan, yemen, eritrea, syria and libya will have their claims decided on the basis of a questionnaire. the prime minister has pledged to reduce the asylum backlog by the end of the year, as our home editor mark easton reports. afghans, who claim to have fled persecution from the taliban, are among five nationalities being offered a fast—track route to being granted asylum in the uk. as part of government efforts to speed up the asylum syste

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital and is said to behern ireland's political leaders issued a joint statement condemning the callous attack. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports from omagh. he has dedicated his career to locking up the paramilitaries and drug gangs that harm communities in northern ireland, but dci john caldwell�*s work had also made him a high—profile target. last night he was approached by masked gunmen after coaching football at this sports centre in omagh. two gunmen appeared, fired multiple shots. john ran a short distance, and as he fell to the ground the gunmen continued to fire shots at him. there were many other young people, children, awaiting pick—up by their parents, and those children ran for cover in sheer terror towards the centre. the attack was witnessed byjohn caldwell�*s son and other children, and members of a running club. somebody said, "that's fireworks," but i thought, "no, that sounds like shots, about eight or nine." and next thing we saw people running up back towards the track. this h

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell is still in a critical condition in hospital., nominations have closed in the contest to succeed nicola sturgeon as the leader of the snp, and first minister of scotland. let's talk to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. just be it date at what has been happening. fist just be it date at what has been happening-— happening. at midday those nominations, _ happening. at midday those nominations, that _ happening. at midday those nominations, that process l happening. at midday those - nominations, that process closed. there are three declared candidates, kate forbes, humza yousaf, and ash regan. they passed the threshold for nomination. they will go forward into the condition, the contest, proper, if you like, but it has been running for a week and it has been quite fatuous, quite in contrast to a party that normally has very good discipline, at least publicly. you are seeing some of the internal divisions come to the fore. the last of the three candidates to launch her campaign, ash regan, did so this morning. she, by her own

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital and is said to ber his life. northern ireland's political leaders issued a joint statement condemning the "callous" attack at the youth sports complex. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports from omagh. he'd dedicated his career to locking up the paramilitaries and drug gangs that harmed communities in northern ireland, but dci john caldwell�*s work had also made him a high—profile target. after coaching football at this sports centre in omagh last night, he was approached by masked gunmen as he put footballs into the boot of his car. two gunmen appeared, fired multiple shots. john ran a short distance, and as he fell to the ground, the gunmen continued to fire shots at him. there were many other young people, children, awaiting pick—up by their parents, and those children ran for cover in sheer terror towards the centre. the attack was witnessed byjohn caldwell�*s son and other children, as well as members of a running club who'd just finished their session. somebody said, "that's fireworks," bu

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell had been coaching a children's football session in omagh when on wednesday night, in front of his own son. he remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital — and all four of the arrested men are in police custody. northern ireland's main political leaders are speaking have been speaking following a meeting with chief constable simon byrne. we do not underestimate, from the point of view of the police service, how important it is that we are joined today in an act of unity from all the political parties across northern ireland. clearly we know from what we have done so far and from commentary from across the community and the political spectrum the sheer sense of outrage at this pointless and senseless attack on detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell. john remains in hospital, where he is critically ill and heavily sedated. we have arrested a further man overnight in relation to this investigation. he is now in custody and also being questioned by detectives. since we spoke yesterday, last night i had the chance to speak tojohn�*s wife a

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell suffered life—changing injuries in the attack. disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been sentenced to a further 16 years in prison after he was found guilty of raping a woman in 2013. he's already serving a 23—year sentence for a separate conviction. nominations in the scottish national partly leadership national party leadership race close at midday, with humza yousaf, kate forbes and ash regan expected to appear on the ballot paper. and new research for the bbc suggests the price of pasta has nearly doubled in two years for uk consumers with the rate of food price rises still running at almost 17%. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. president volodymyr zelensky has said ukraine will do everything it can to defeat russia this year in a statement marking the anniversary of vladimir putin's full—scale invasion. ceremonies are taking place across the country remebering those killed or forced to flee from the conflict. here in the uk, rishi sunak will urge allies to increase military

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell is still in a critical condition in hospital.o make up for 15 years of inflation. our health correspondent catherine burns explains who will actually be walking out when junior doctors take this action. this is going to affect routine care and also emergency care. by law, doctors can't walk out of any departments unless there are employers can safely staff them with other colleagues. in practice, what that means is calling in more senior doctors, consultants, and asking them to do their work. now, that would have knock on effects on planned surgeries, appointments, clinics etc. also, consultants are not that happy right now, so, various health leaders are seen, we are asking an already unhappy group of doctors to come in and help us with and another unhappy group of doctors. they don't know how willing they are going to be to do that, so that's going to be very interesting. so, they have a couple of weeks to sort that out. nominations of close in the elections to replace a nicola sturgeon. three mps are in the final ballot. the w

yes, the detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell- the hospital?ive| chief inspectorjohn caldwell still be treated in the hospital in londonderry, and we are told his condition— londonderry, and we are told his condition is— londonderry, and we are told his condition is still critical but stable _ condition is still critical but stable. so a big outpouring really today— stable. so a big outpouring really today in— stable. so a big outpouring really today in 0magh and right across northern ireland and of well wishes for the _ northern ireland and of well wishes for the detective it indeed his family— for the detective it indeed his family and colleagues in the police service _ family and colleagues in the police service who really cannot take in what _ service who really cannot take in what has — service who really cannot take in what has happened here last night. although _ what has happened here last night. although they have known that the threat _ although they have known that the threat to _ although they have known that the threat to their liv

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell is believed to have been targeted by the kind of criminals he'dife putting behind bars. tonight he remains seriously ill in hospital. and while there remains a firm belief these groups exist only on the fringes, it is a reminder of the daily threat police in northern ireland face. emma vardy, bbc news, 0magh. latest figures today on asylum seekers waiting for a decision on their case showed numbers at a record high - of166,000. the home office announced plans to fast track 12,000 people from countries which have a high rate of applications granted. our home editor mark easton has the details. stopping the migrant boats crossing the channel is one of the prime minister's top priorities, but today's figures suggest his pledge in december to speed up the asylum system and swiftly deport those arriving by irregular routes is becoming even harder to meet. we expect to abolish the backlog of initial asylum decisions by the end of next year. rishi sunak promised to eradicate the backlog of 92,000 asylum claims stuck in the system for more than six months

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell suffered life—changing injuries in the attack.second half fightback to knock barcelona out of the europa league and keep them in the running for four trophies this season. ple nty of plenty of cloud around this morning, a bitter— plenty of cloud around this morning, a bitter patchy rain. for most it will brighten up during the day. plus a look at how dry february has been _ plus a look at how dry february has been so _ plus a look at how dry february has been so far~ — it's friday the 24th of february. our main story. the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly backed a resolution condemning russia's invasion of ukraine, which took place exactly a year ago. the motion, which calls for the withdrawal of troops from ukraine and a halt to fighting, was backed by 14! nations with 32 abstaining and seven — including russia — voting against. let's speak now to our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, in kyiv. this time last year, he would have thought— this time last year, he would have thought we — this time last year, h

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell, who had worked on high profile terror cases himself, is in an in hospital following wednesday's attack in front of his son in omagh. four men have been arrested. the leaders of the five biggest political parties at stormont have joined the chief constable of the police service of northern ireland to send a message of unity. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. police remain at the spot of the brutal attack on one of their own. dci john caldwell was shot multiple times after coaching youth football. while he remained heavily sedated in hospital today, political leaders should stood shoulder—to—shoulder with northern ireland's top officer in a rare show of unity. sadly on this occasion, the terrorists have struck home. we have dealt with a number of plots recently which fortunately haven't seen police officers killed or seriously injured, but we are working around the clock to try and disrupt the terrorist activity. the main suspects, the new ira, are an armed group of violent dissident republicans who object to northern ireland being pa

two gunmen fired several shots at detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell at a sports complex in 0maghtical but stable condition. a rally will be held in the town later condemning the shooting. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page reports. john caldwell�*s friends, neighbours and colleagues have paid tribute to his bravery and selflessness. eyewitnesses say that he shouted to children to run to safety even as he was being attacked himself. this sports complex in the town of 0magh was packed on wednesday night. the police officer was off duty, loading footballs into his car with his son when two gunmen opened fire. members of a running club gave him first aid. asjohn was stumbling, they ran to him and they administered first aid to him very lovingly and very graciously. they got ambulances and then, as more people came, some more help was brought tojohn. thank god that he's still with us and that, you know, has family have a father, that his wife has a husband. today in 0magh there will be a demonstration of goodwill for mr caldwell. trade unions have organized a rally in the main stree

hour, a senior police officer shot in northern ireland has been named as detective chief inspectorjohn caldwelled murder investigation is underway; police say their primary focus is on dissident republicans. mr caldwell is in a critical but stable condition after the incident at a sports complex in 0magh in county tyrone. he was shot several times in front of young people he had been coaching. sinn fein described the attack as "outrageous and shameful". the democratic unionist party has called for those responsible to be brought tojustice. we'll have the latest from the scene in just a moment but first our correspondent emma vardy has the story. the shooting happened in front of young players, training at a football coaching session. it's thought the off—duty officer was shot multiple times at around 8 o'clock in the evening. local political leaders have condemned the attack, calling it despicable and cowardly. i'm totally devastated and in shock and without words as to why or how this has happened in 0magh or any part of our community on this island. there are no words for the details that i'm

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital and is said to beinary report into the derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals in the us has found that a wheel overheated. the crash three weeks ago led to the town of east palestine in ohio being evacuated. a big political row has developed over the incident. the un's middle east envoy, tor wennesland, has been meeting hamas leaders in gaza as part of efforts to calm a dangerous escalation between israel and the palestinans. a general strike has been called across the palestinian territories in response to wednesday's israeli raid in nablus that left 11 palestinians dead and more than 80 injured. the bbc�*s director general, tim davie, has sought to reassure staff at offices in india, following searches by tax officials in delhi and mumbai last week. in an email, mr davie said nothing was more important than reporting news impartially, without fear or favour. the disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has been jailed for a further 16 years for raping and sexually assaulting a woman

let's return to our top story this afternoon — the shooting of detective chief inspectorjohn caldwellnight. the police this morning gave a press conference with more details of what happened. here's chief constable simon byrne from the police service of northern ireland. he's had surgery overnight and he remains in a critical condition. clearly, as an organisation, we are utterly shocked and angered by last night's brazen and calculated attack. john is a father, husband and colleague and a valued and active member of his local community. deputy chief constable mark hamilton visited the family in hospital overnight to offer them our support at this most difficult time. we will continue to provide all the necessary assistance to john's family and colleagues as we navigate the difficult days ahead. john has been a valued police officerfor 26 years, committed to public service as a senior investigating officer, supporting victims and theirfamilies in bringing offenders to justice. john is held in the highest esteem within our organisation. he is a credit to his family and to the police se

mr speaker, let us also send our very best wishes to effective chief inspectorjohn caldwell and his familynities across northern ireland in condemning those who are try to drag us back to the past. they will never succeed for the book with permission, mr speaker, i

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital and is said to becking up the paramilitaries and drug gangs that harmed communities in northern ireland, but dci john caldwell�*s work had also made him a high—profile target. after coaching football at this sports centre in omagh last night, he was approached by masked gunmen as he put footballs into the boot of his car. two gunmen appeared, fired multiple shots. john ran a short distance, and as he fell to the ground, the gunmen continued to fire shots at him. there were many other young people, children, awaiting pick—up by their parents, and those children ran for cover in sheer terror towards the centre. the attack was witnessed byjohn caldwell�*s son and other children, as well as members of a running club who'd just finished their session. somebody said, "that's fireworks," but i thought, "no, that sounds like shots, about eight or nine." and next thing we saw people running back up towards the track. later, this burnt—out car was found nearby. the police operation is now focused on dissident re

mr speaker, let us also send our very best wishes to effective chief inspectorjohn caldwell and his familye is a man of immense courage who both on and off duty has devoted himself to the service of others. this house stands united with the people and leaders of all communities across northern ireland in condemning those who are try to drag us back to the past. they will never succeed for the book with permission, mr speaker, i would like to make a seven on the northern ireland protocol. after weeks of negotiations, today we have made a decisive breakthrough. the windsor framework delivers free—floating trade within the whole night kingdom. it protects northern ireland's place in our union and it safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. by achieving all this, it preserves the delicate balance inherent in the belfast good friday agreement. mr speaker, does what many said could not be done. removing thousands of pages of eu laws and making permanent weekly binding changes to the protocol treaty itself. that is the protocol treaty itself. that is the breakthrough we have mad

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot multiple times in front of his son after coaching youngplaying football in 0magh, county tyrone. northern ireland's political leaders have issued a joint statement condemning the "callous" attack. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has this report. john caldwell is a father who was coaching football, but gunmen shot him because he's a detective. last night this complex, called youth sport, was busy with parents, children and volunteers. the victim was putting footballs into his car with his son. he ran for his life when he was shot by two men. when he fell to the ground, they continued to fire at him. we'd like to acknowledge the assistance and the quick, brave actions of a member of the public who gave first aid and the actions of our partners in the ambulance service. at this time there were many other young people, children, awaiting pick—up by their parents and those children ran for cover in sheer terror towards the centre. detective chief inspector caldwell has a public profile here. he's led investigations into organised crime and

very best wishes to detective chief inspector john caldwell and wishes to detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell john caldwell and his family . he is a man of inspector john caldwell and his family. he is a man of immense courage who both on and off duty has devoted himself to the service of others . this house service of others. this house stands united with the people and leaders of all communities across northern ireland and condemning those who are trying to drag us back to the past. they will never succeed with permission. mr. speaker , i'd permission. mr. speaker, i'd like to make a statement on the northern ireland protocol. after weeks of negotiations today, we have made a decisive breakthrough that wins a framework, delivers free flowing trade within the whole united kingdom. it protects northern ireland's place in our union, and it safeguard its sovereignty for the people of northern ireland and by achieving all this , it preserves the delicate this, it preserves the delicate balance inherent in the belfast good friday agreement . and mr. good friday agreement. and mr. speaker , it doe

man who was shot, detective chief inspector john caldwell, who was shot, detective chief inspectorjohn caldwellremains inspector john caldwell, remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital after being shot by two masked gunmen at a sports centre. his injuries are said to be life changing and are said to be life changing and a fourth man has been arrested in connection with his attempted murder. sinn fein's vice president, michelle o'neill, said today it was an attack on the entire community. i think it's important that we continue to send a united message to wider society. we this year celebrate 25 years of our good friday agreement and so much that's been achieved over those past 25 years. our society has been completely transformed and we're not going to allow anybody to reverse any of that progress that's made. so that's that's been made. so that's why it's very that we do it's very important that we do put today. this an put across today. this is an attack on the community. this is an attack on all of us. and this is attack that none us is an attack that none of us will tolerate.

two gunmen fired several shots at detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell at a sports complex in omaghy. he remains in a critical but stable condition. a rally will be held in the town later today condemning the shooting. our ireland correspondent chris page reports. john chris page reports. caldwell�*s friends, neighbours and john caldwell�*s friends, neighbours and colleagues have paid tribute to his bravery and selflessness. eyewitnesses say that he shouted to children to run to safety, even has he was being attacked himself. this sports complex in the town of omagh was packed on wednesday night. the police officer was off duty, loading footballs into his car with his son, went to gunmen opened fire. members of a running club gave him first—aid. of a running club gave him first-aid-— of a running club gave him first-aid. ~ _ ., .,, , , first-aid. as john was stumbling, the ran first-aid. as john was stumbling, they ran to _ first-aid. as john was stumbling, they ran to him, _ first-aid. as john was stumbling, they ran to him, they _ first-aid. as john was stumbling, i they ran to hi

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital after he was attackedin omagh. thousands of social housing managers in england will be required to gain qualifications as part of government plans to improve standards. the change is in response to the death of a two—year—old in a mouldy flat in rochdale. jon donnison reports. awaab ishak was just two years old when he died in december 2020. the cause, a respiratory condition brought on by mould and stamp on his family's rented flat in rochdale. awaab�*s father had complained to the housing association for years but nothing had been done. earlier this year, the housing secretary michael gove pledged to introduce what has been called a wild's law, saying people living in social housing were being inexcusably let down —— a wiebes law. under the new legislation, landlords will have to fix mould and stamp within strict time limits —— awaab�*s law. today mr gove is announcing additional rules that will mean social housing managers will have to get a professional qualification in housing. it's thought it would a

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot outside a sports centre in 0magh on wednesday and remainsal, six people have been arrested in connection with the shooting in the police's main line of inquiry is that is that the dissident republican group the new ira is responsible. sheffield has become the latest city in the uk to introduce a clean air zone which will see some vehicles charged to enter the city centre. the city becomes the seventh in england to join the controversial scheme which charges commercial vehicles that don't meet minimum emissions standards. safety investigators say doctors, ambulance dispatchers and other nhs staff in england are facing "significant distress" and harm as a result of long delays in emergency care. the health care safety investigation branch says many staff broke down in tears when asked about their working environment. 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. this winter was a nightmare, the worst it's ever been. matt works as a 999 call handler in england. he doesn't have permission to speak to the media, so we've changed his name and voice.

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot outside a sports centre in omagh on wednesday and remains with close to 150 people. vincent mcaviney has more. on saturday night, another tragedy in the mediterranean. by dawn, this debris was all that was left of a migrant boat that broke up in rough seas just off the calabrian coast. it's thought the vessel left izmir in eastern turkey three days prior, with as many as 150 crowded aboard. but only around 80 survivors washed up ashore near the town of crotone. rescue workers struggled in the conditions to rescue bodies from the waves. dozens, including a baby, are known to have drowned. the regional governor visited the scene. translation: calabria is a region that welcomes people. _ last year, we welcomed 18,000 migrants, but we can't be abandoned by the rest of europe. this type of tragedy should have been avoided, not lived how we're having to live it today and how we will live it again in the future. reacting to the weekend's loss of life, the head of the eu commission ursula von der leyen said eu countries must redouble their efforts t

detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot outside a sports centre in omagh on wednesday and remainsw ira is responsible. a new law increasing the legal age of marriage to 18 has come into force in england and wales. previously, people could get married at 16 or 17 if they had parental consent. there was also no law against ceremonies for younger children which were not registered with local councils. the government says these changes will help protect vulnerable children from being forced into marriage. the changes don�*t apply in scotland and northern ireland, where the minimum age will remain 16. when russia invaded ukraine a year ago, one of the biggest successes they achieved was in southern ukraine. within a few days, russian troops attacking from crimea had seized territory bigger than switzerland. to understand more about the early stages of the war, the bbc�*s abdujalil abdurasulov has spoken to military officers, politicians and activists. this is the moment when russian troops invaded ukraine from crimea a year ago. a few hours later, they travelled more than 100 kilometre

all our - thoughts are with detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell and his family after last week's areoday's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within the whole of the united kingdom, protects northern ireland place within our union and safeguard sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. now these negotiations have not always been easy but i would like to pay an enormous personal tribute to ursula von der leyen for her vision for recognising the possibility of a new way forward and to my colleagues, the foreign and northern ireland secretaries for their fasted leadership. the united kingdom and european union may have had our differences in the past but we are allies, trading partners and friends. something we have seen clearly in the past years we have joined with others to support ukraine. this is the beginning of a new chapter in our relationship. for a quarter of a century, the belfast good friday agreement has endured because at its heart is respect for the aspirations and identity of all communities. today's agreement is about preserving that delicate balance and chart

detective inspectorjohn caldwell was at a inspector john caldwell was at a sports centre with his sonin hospital . critically ill in hospital. authorities in italy, say 45 people have died after a ship got into difficulty off the country's south coast . 27 bodies country's south coast. 27 bodies were found on a beach in the southern region of calabria and more have been found in the water. it's reported the boat left from turkey and was carrying migrants somalia, pakistan and afghanis when it crashed against rocks during rough sea. whether they were 81 survivors with 22 in hospital , survivors with 22 in hospital, social housing managers will be required to study for qualification to drive up standards following the death of a two year old boy. awaab ishak died in december 20, 20 from a respiratory condition caused by mould at his home. rochdale. the housing secretary, michael gove, announced the response after acknowledging that social housing residents are being in excusable be let down. you're up to date on tv online and dab plus radio . this is gb news now plus radio. this is gb n

attempted murder of detective chief inspector john caldwell and murder of detective chief inspectorjohn caldwellctor john caldwell and he's in a critical but stable condition after being shot multiple times by two masked gunmen on wednesday night. police say dissident republican group the new i.r.a. is the primary focus of their investigate . sinn and investigate. sinn and nominations for the snp leadership race will close at midday . it follows nicola midday. it follows nicola sturgeon's surprise resignation last week . health secretary last week. health secretary humza yousaf. finance secretary kate forbes and former community safety minister ashraf organ are expected to be on the ballot . expected to be on the ballot. candidates must have at least one. nominations from a minimum of 20 local party branches to go through tv online and a b plus radio. this is gb news. don't go anywhere, esther and phil. we'll be back in just a moment. welcome back. 1037. lots of you have been getting in touch with us this morning. phil? yeah. margaret says we must give ukraine all the help it needs to beat the a

detective inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition after being shot outside a sports centredent as terrorist related the new i.r.a. their chief of inquiry and lastly the publishing house puffin uk has announced that roald dahl's collection will still be printed using the author's original descriptions and expression lines. it follows criticism of the recent editing of his work to remove potentially offensive language. it's understood the puffin uk will continue with the pubuc puffin uk will continue with the public of amended texts as well as continuing to release the original versions. as continuing to release the original versions . camilla, the original versions. camilla, the queen consort yesterday , urged queen consort yesterday, urged authors to resist kerbs on freedom of their expression . freedom of their expression. that's all for me for now. i'm back in and out. my thanks to polly middlehurst who returns in an hour's time. this mark dolan tonight a busy hour to come live in the studio. my mark mates guest lady victoria the royal insider who has starred in reality t

well, detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell is in inspector john caldwell is in critical but stableition. he was shot in front of his son, an other youngsters, as he helped a football session at a local youth club . the secretary local youth club. the secretary of state for northern ireland, chris heaton—harris, gave this reaction a little earlier. it was it was a very it was a cowardly and callous attack that happened last night. cowardly and callous attack that happened last night . a very happened last night. a very senior , a well known local senior, a well known local police officer is now in a critical condition in hospital. and our thoughts are with his with him and his family and everybody in the police and community and actually the community and actually the community of omagh is completely shocked by this because society has moved on in northern ireland. there is no place for violence like this. are you concerned about the safety of psni officers in the light of this event? well i'm always concerned about safety of psni officers, but they are completely professional in co

the man who was shot, detective inspector john caldwell, who was shot, detective inspectorjohn caldwellical but stable condition in after being shot by two masked gunmen at a sports centre. his injuries are said to be life changing. a fourth man has been arrested in connection with his attempted murder . and with his attempted murder. and three candidates. so now running to become the next snp leader , to become the next snp leader, humza yousaf. kate forbes and ash regan all secured enough votes to advance to the next round of the leadership . they round of the leadership. they managed to secure the backing of at least 100 members from a minimum of 20 local branches, a penod minimum of 20 local branches, a period of campaigning now gets underway with the winner announced on the 27th of march. there's the latest news headlines. i'm back . at five. headlines. i'm back. at five. okay. yes now a gb news investigates exclusive of last month revealed that a former councillor implicated in the town's failures over his grooming gangs had shockingly been hired by the nhs as. co—pilot of this di

detective inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition after being shot outside a sports centredent as terrorist related the new i.r.a. their chief of inquiry and lastly the publishing house puffin uk has announced that roald dahl's collection will still be printed using the author's original descriptions and expression lines. it follows criticism of the recent editing of his work to remove potentially offensive language. it's understood the puffin uk will continue with the pubuc puffin uk will continue with the public of amended texts as well as continuing to release the original versions. as continuing to release the original versions . camilla, the original versions. camilla, the queen consort yesterday , urged queen consort yesterday, urged authors to resist kerbs on freedom of their expression . freedom of their expression. that's all for me for now. i'm back in and out. my thanks to polly middlehurst who returns in an hour's time. this mark dolan tonight a busy hour to come live in the studio. my mark mates guest lady victoria the royal insider who has starred in reality t

our thoughts are with detective chief inspector john caldwell and are with detective chief inspectorjohn caldwellohn caldwell and his family after last week's abhorrent shooting in omagh , a abhorrent shooting in omagh, a man of extraordinary courage . man of extraordinary courage. his first thought was to protect the he had been coaching president von the lion and i stand united with the people and leaders of all across northern ireland, those trying to drag us back into the past will never succeed . this afternoon succeed. this afternoon i welcomed von der leyen to windsor to continue our discussions about . the northern discussions about. the northern ireland protocol. i'm pleased to report that we have now made a decisive breakthrough together . decisive breakthrough together. we have changed the original protocol and are today announcing the new windsor framework . today's agreement framework. today's agreement delivers smooth flowing trade within . the whole of the united within. the whole of the united kingdom protects northern ireland's place in our union and sovereignty for the people of

we can now name him as detective chief inspectorjohn we can now name him as detective chief inspector john caldwellront of a group of young people. and this announcement has been made by the assistant constable the assistant chief constable mark mcneill, and for us this morning with that is the breaking news. he's been named and we now know his title and rank detective chief inspector, so police officer at so very senior police officer at the time. 17 minutes past tomorrow marks exactly a year since the russian invasion of ukraine. yes, the war has been displaced , has displaced 8 displaced, has displaced 8 million ukrainians, with many fleeing into europe. there are currently 152,000 refugees living with sponsors here in britain under the homes for ukraine scheme. and our report , ukraine scheme. and our report, our national reporter ellie costello went to meet some of them living here in the uk , them living here in the uk, natalie hoban, benko is a ukrainian designer and logistics manager. she's been running her business from the uk since may 2022. i think that being here in london and i could p

inspectorjohn officer in omagh. detective chief inspector john caldwell was targeted by two masked gunmen while he was his son at a sportss his son at a sports centre last. he's in a critical stable condition in hospital . police say the hospital. police say the dissident group, the new ira is the primary focus and they're now reviewing the threat level. chief constable simon byrne told reporters a respected colleague is fighting for his life clearly as an organisation. we are utterly shocked and angered by last night's brazen and, calculated attack . john is calculated attack. john is father, husband and colleague and a valued and active member of his local community. john's are understandably extreme distressed by last night's shooting . however, they remain shooting. however, they remain resolute and committed to bringing those responsible for this crime to justice. a former police ombudsman for northern ireland, nuala alone told gb news this will bring back memories a darker time in the history of the province. the shooting of mr. caldwell is something exceptional though, and it seems it's seems to be connected with