when you've done that james bulger, would that to james bulger, you would then coming out of then nevern. if you can't stop prison. again. if you can't stop yourself from re—offending. and i would be delighted if you never saw the light of day again. peter, do you agree or not? >> well, not really. and i remember when happened, remember when all this happened, being up on merseyside, writing about trying some about it and trying to make some sense have to say sense of it. and i have to say that i couldn't and i still can't. i couldn't out why can't. i couldn't work out why this why two this had happened, why the two boys behaved like that. boys had behaved like that. i couldn't of anything couldn't think of anything remotely to remotely comforting to say to the of the small the bereaved family of the small boy so horribly killed. boy who was so horribly killed. i i couldn't work i still can't. i couldn't work out earth could. why . out what on earth could. why. wisely or compassionately or sensibly or in any way be done. about ten year old boys who'd killed another child and i still can

the parole board has confirmed that one of the killers of toddler james bulger has been granted a paroleyears for the two—year—old's murder in 1993 and was freed on licence — but in 2017 venables was jailed again for having child abuse images on his computer. a parole hearing will take place in november. the rmt announced it'll take strike action on london underground on october lith and 6th — overjob losses and safety concerns. the union is in a long running dispute over station staff cuts and what they define as �*detrimental working conditions'. they say safety concerns have also been raised over higher workloads, more lone working and increased fatigue. british gymnastics has published a list of banned coaches and other members, consisting of 62 people, as part of its plan to reform the sport. those named have been given a time—limited ban or expelled from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or conduct and disciplinary reasons. you're live with bbc news. azerbaijan says it has now halted its military operation in nagorno karabakh, after sep

the parole board has confirmed that one of the killers of toddler james bulger has been granted a parolejon venables was jailed for eight years for the two—year—old's murder in 1993 and was later freed, but he was jailed again in 2017 for having child abuse images on his computer. a parole hearing will take place in november. the scottish government will consult on a proposal to raise the minimum unit price of alcohol to 65p. a 50p minimum price per unit was introduced in 2018, but that legislation will expire in april next year. the government says future proposals will strike a "reasonable balance" between health benefits and the effects on business. a former couple have been jailed for killing a man in northern ireland in 2019. pat ward, originally from ireland, was found dead in an alleyway. niall cox was given a life sentence after he pleaded guilty to murder. his then partner karen mcdonald was sentenced to ten years for manslaughter. you're live with bbc news. the uk prime minister says he wants to adopt a more "realistic approach" to meeting net—zero climate committments by 2050,

. —— james bulger.we won�*t be able to catch everything. open about this, saying we won't be able to catch everything.— able to catch everything. thank you ve much able to catch everything. thank you very much indeed. _ and you can hear more about this on the bbc trending podcast on bbc sounds. people in the netherlands are paying their respects this weekend to those who fought to liberate their country from nazi occupation in 19114. british veterans have always attended the annual event — thanks in part to a fleet of black cabs which takes them, free of charge. graham satchell caught up with the veterans — and the cabbies — as they got ready for the trip. one by one, the veterans arrive in their black cabs. they�*ve come from all over the country to harwich in essex, ready for a late night ferry to the netherlands. ijumped nine times out of the aeroplane and drilled in holland as well. ray whitwell flew to arnhem in september 19114 as part of operation market garden. but you were there, were you, when

just to recap, all of us on the james bulger story, which probably bulger story, which we probably rememberes bulger . they were ten years old bulger. they were ten years old and they were freed at 18. john venables is now up for parole and there's a call to make that parole hearing public. venables is now 40. he has a new identity, but since that time he's been jailed twice for child for possessing images of child sexual abuse. and he's now up for parole once again. he was denied parole in 2020, but i just think we need to really take a look at why on earth he's even up for parole again. >> well well, the argument would be we that we have a justice system and not a revenge system. and so if he's i mean, the mistakes are made, but if he's not, mistakes are made. >> but if he's ten years old. >> but if he's ten years old. >> but if he's ten years old. >> but no, i didn't mean that mistake. i mean i mean the mistake. i mean i mean the mistake in releasing people on parole. but if he's if they decide he is not suitable for parole, he is likely to re—offend and they won't release him anyway, as

the parole board has confirmed that one of the killers of toddler james bulger has been granted a paroledetrimental working conditions'. they say safety concerns have also been raised ovrt higher workloads, more lone working and increased fatigue. british gymnastics has published a list of banned coaches and other members — consisting of 62 people — as part of its plan to reform the sport. those named have been given a time—limited ban or expelled from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or conduct and disciplinary reasons. you're live with bbc news. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has made a passionate speech to the united nations, warning that a nuclear—armed russia must be stopped from "pushing the world to the final war". in his first speech in person at the un general assembly since russia's invasion of his country, mr zelensky said moscow had no right to hold nuclear weapons translation: the veto should be voluntarily suspended. _ we should be given a real power to overcome the veto. this will be the first necessary step. it will n

>> well, that prosecuting young children who have no understanding of people who murdered james bulger they you appear to they did, you appear to have some sympathy them going some sympathy for them going through a court process. i it's not i sympathy for not that i have sympathy for them individuals. it'sjust them as individuals. it's just that fundamentally that i fundamentally disagree with that children have with the idea that children have the t to understand the capability t to understand what they're doing criminally. i mean, if you just take a really obvious example, we don't let ten year olds drive cars. we don't let ten year olds vote. why is that? because they're not mature enough. >> they're mature to >> they're not mature enough to understand they're doing . understand what they're doing. >> can't, you know, do >> and they can't, you know, do things olds or things that 18 year olds or adults do . adults can do. >> but somehow expect them to >> but somehow we expect them to be understand >> but somehow we expect them to be respect understand >> but somehow we expect them to

the parole board has confirmed that one of the killers of toddler james bulger has been granted a paroleondon last year. chris kaba died when he was hit by a bullet that went through the windscreen of the car he was driving. the police officer — who is due in court tomorrow — has not been named. british gymnastics has published a list of banned coaches and other members, consisting of 62 people, as part of its plan to reform the sport. those named have been given a time—limited ban or expelled from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or conduct and disciplinary reasons. you're live with bbc news. king charles and queen camilla began their three—day state visit to france today. the royal couple will visit paris and bordeaux. the king walked down the champs—elysees with french president emmanuel macron, meeting some people on the street outside. tonight, they spend the evening gathering for a state dinner at the chateau de versailles. i believe it is well under way now. the king has spoken movingly about his mother's ties to france as he told of

mean, i just feel ill even thinking about what those two monsters did james two monsters did to james bulgerelling me that bulger. are you telling me that you that there shouldn't you think that there shouldn't have criminally prosecuted you think that there shouldn't hathe criminally prosecuted you think that there shouldn't hathe criten?lly prosecuted at the age of ten? >> i look, it was an absolutely horrendous crime. and those of us parents will us who are parents will recognise and right recognise that. and you're right to way you do. but to feel the way that you do. but i think we need to draw i do think we need to draw a distinction between horrific crimes that are committed by very, very young children who do, in some cases as i think in at least one of these cases that we're referring to with jamie bulger had the most awful background and the most disadvantaged lord dannatt that is such an insult to people that have had a bad background and actually decent people. it's not. question of whether not. it's a question of whether or not kids at that age, at that young age have had it ins

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