it dates back to 2004, when he first tried to join kent police.ed his application, but despite that failure, he was still able to become a volunteer constable. in 2006, he failed to gain further vetting clearance and was still recruited as an officer. that was the first chance that a police force had to not retain wayne couzens. another police operation failed to stop bear spot red flags in 2007. 50m; police operation failed to stop bear spot red flags in 2007.— spot red flags in 2007. sorry to interru -t spot red flags in 2007. sorry to interrupt you. _ spot red flags in 2007. sorry to interrupt you, we _ spot red flags in 2007. sorry to interrupt you, we are going - spot red flags in 2007. sorry to interrupt you, we are going to i interrupt you, we are going to lesson in now. today, the home secretary has laid before parliament the first report of the angiolini inquiry. as a non—status you require, the home secretary is responsible for the report, but it is independent and the result ofjust over two report, but it is independent and the result o

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linguistic continuity from kent to chilmark. we've shown that there were fewer deaf islanders than previous research has suggested and argued that martha's vineyard sign was indigenous to the island and that it first arose in chilmark. we've also seen evidence that deaf islanders were forming a deaf identity, even even before 1825. for example, lovi often asked her father attend the american school for the deaf. we've seen that 11 deaf islanders marry deaf individuals, ten of them joined the new england gallaudet. and just in general, many deaf islanders chose to join the wider deaf community that was forming across new england. we've seen that that that just 1% of students who attended the american school for the deaf were from martha's vineyard between 1817, 1867. so in the first 50 years, we've shown that the highest number in attendance at one time was six. and we've also seen that 25 deaf islanders attended the school and likely learned asl while they were there. so we can conclude from all of those bits of information that

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a pod of dolphins in the river thames near kent.dible. the river thames is home to 125 species of fish, marine, and terrestrial mammals. —— the sight as incredible. incredible, isn't it? hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well. far southeast and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the northwest. tem

professor of politics at the university of kent , matt goodwin politics at the university of kent, matte co—founder of novara media, aaron bastien bannau. um, you , moira, i think you've you know, moira, i think you've made a really interesting point. you said diversity is not a strength. it is unity that is our strength. i think i completely agree with you . uh, completely agree with you. uh, there, jeff says, i don't believe extremism will be tackled with the current government or labour. is there anyone actually , uh, jeff, i'll anyone actually, uh, jeff, i'll put it to you that you think would would, um, actually be able to fix this issue or not? malcolm says nigel farage says mps need protection, but who then is going to protect the rest of us? uh way too many mobs get in their own way through threats, says joe. indeed. you've got to stand up to these people. uh, look, one of the things that i thought was quite interesting , uh, we're talking interesting, uh, we're talking about mike prior, this , um, uh, about mike prior, this, um, uh, mp who says that he's not going to run again.

couzens then drove sarah 80 miles to kent, where he raped and strangled her.sarah's disappearance, wayne couzens was arrested. described as a man of diverse and deviant sexual interests, he allegedly committed a very serious sexual assault against a child, barely in her teens, before he joined the police. at a mcdonald's drive—through in the days before he abducted sarah, he indecently exposed himself to staff more than once. he is also alleged to have possessed indecent images of children. the coming days will see the third anniversary of sarah everard's death. in the report, herfamily welcome its recommendations. they say the loss of sarah pervades every part of their lives. june kelly, bbc news. we can now hear more from the inquiry chair. we can now hear more from the inquiry chair-— we can now hear more from the inquiry chair. the murder shocked the nation and _ inquiry chair. the murder shocked the nation and triggered - inquiry chair. the murder shocked the nation and triggered a - inquiry chair. the murder shocked l the nation and triggered a discourse

the report describes how in 2004 and 2008, kent - plain sight.s i how in 2004 and 2008, kent police turned down couzens's application to join, but allowed him to work as a special constable. in 2011, another force, the civil nuclear constabulary, took him on as a full—time officer, despite a recommendation that he should not get through the vetting because of his heavy debts. in 2018, he successfully applied to join the metropolitan police. here, the report found the vetting was flawed. and indecent exposure allegation was one of the concerns about him which was on the system, but appear to be missed. ., ., ., , , missed. there are no words i can use that can adequately _ missed. there are no words i can use that can adequately express - missed. there are no words i can use that can adequately express to - missed. there are no words i can use that can adequately express to the i that can adequately express to the family just that can adequately express to the familyjust how that can adequately express to the family just how sorry we that can adeq

and strong winds across the coastlines of kent and east anglia. brighten up behind those bands of rain and for scotland and northern ireland, it is a day of sunny spells and showers, some of the showers could be heavy and thundery with hail, wintry on higher ground and later we could see some of that wintriness getting down to lower levels across the north—west. the rain pulls away through the course of the evening. clear skies following behind. there will be a lot of showers coming in on the wind in western areas. it will be a colder night, especially further south, than it has been of late. we are looking at frost and the risk of ice in the north—east. heading into tomorrow, this weather front will enhance the showers coming into the rest. we still have a westerly wind. most of the showers will be in western areas but some of them blow over toward central and eastern parts of the country but equally, a lot of dry weather with some of those showers, because we are now in the cold air mass, could be wintry, especially so in the hills, the temperat

thaterly through cloud, rain is clearing away front bench sussex and kent. winds will ease down here, some of the showers reaching as far west as east wales perhaps but driest. but a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for north sea facing coasts so here plenty of added wind chill to factor into the temperatures, but they are round about the seasonal average or not far off, between seven and ten degrees, overnight tonight, there will be a touch of frost for many but temperatures will start to rise as the weather fronts approach the far north and west, into northern ireland, high pressure still across england and wales, frost and fog here to start the day, but further north and west the air is turning milder, as the weather fronts approach. they will bring rain as we head through the morning. that weather front slips southwards and eastwards, the fog will lift and clear, but the hazy sunshine will be replaced by thickening cloud, but brighter skies again developing behind the weather front, a good scattering of showers, possibly wintry over the hills. it is mel

this incident in kent in 2015. incident in dover and there was also a report in 2013 of him , uh, report in 2013 of him, uh, having gone missing and being reported missing at that time. but it seems when the met police checked out the police national computer, they recorded that they'd found nothing in relation to wayne couzens. so the vetting. yes very significantly needs to be addressed. and according to the home secretary, james cleverly , and various james cleverly, and various police forces, they are now involved in trying to have a more robust vetting system. it is just astonishing that this information was there on those computers and was somehow overlooked , whether accidentally overlooked, whether accidentally or by other means. >> but mark white, thank you so much for bringing us the detail of this damning report. >> i mean, how many red flags do you need before you decide that someone be someone isn't suitable to be a police officer? anyway, joining us to discuss this further us now to discuss this furth

okay tractor held slow tractor tractors held a go slow on roads kent as opposed on the roads of kento what? tractors well known for doing 60 carriageway. doing 60 on a dual carriageway. >> crack okay so there was >> crack on. okay so there was gridlock at the port dover. gridlock at the port of dover. um, a tractor protest um, there was a tractor protest there. gibson there. farmer jeffrey gibson from hope i said that from wingham. i hope i said that correctly kent, revealed the correctly in kent, revealed the protest was against cheap imports well imports as well as the government's sustained farming incentive. i watched news incentive. um i watched news footage of the french farmers going to paris, and i've always got a lot of time for the french when it comes to protesting. you know, i just think they they know, i just think they get they they literally make it happen. and they extreme squeezing and they put extreme squeezing pressure on a government immediately by circling paris. and i think that farmers are basic, you know , they need to be basic, you know, they need to be suppo

couzens then drove sarah 80 miles to kent, where he raped and strangled her.after sarah's disappearance, wayne couzens was arrested. described as a man of diverse and deviant sexual interests, he allegedly committed a very serious sexual assault against a child barely in her teens before hejoined the police. at a mcdonald's drive thru, in the days before he abducted sarah, he indecently exposed himself to staff more than once. he's also alleged to have possessed indecent images of children. the coming days will see the third anniversary of sarah everard's death. in the report, her family welcome its recommendations. they say the loss of sarah pervades every part of their lives. june kelly, bbc news. home secretary james cleverly says the report is distressing but incredibly important. tragically, the report identifies that cousins was completely unsuitable to serve as a police officer, and worse still, that there were multiple occasions where this should could have been recognised. lady elish found significant and repeated problems and vetting throughout couze

we now know that the prince and princess michael of kent serious kent obviously had serious personal reasons not to there kent obviously had serious peiwell. reasons not to there kent obviously had serious peiwell. reasworried to there kent obviously had serious peiwell. reasworried should1ere kent obviously had serious peiwell. reasworried should wee as well. how worried should we be, in your opinion, about about his household ? his household? >> not for the first in >> not for the first time in your life. you make you you ask the key question why? why did he pull ? uh. very unusual. not pull out? uh. very unusual. not unprecedented, perhaps, but shortly before the service was due to take place, he pulled out. for what? kensington palace said was personal reasons. they then indicated that it was nothing to do with the, uh, the, uh, his wife, uh, k, princess of wales, whose , uh, recovery we wales, whose, uh, recovery we were told is progressing very well. so why did he do so, uh, what he did do, being gentleman. he is he did ring the widow of king constantine and, uh, his his heir,

up to 40 tractors led by kent farmer or kent farmers . and it seems that kent farmers.ints are not dissimilar to the complaints that we've been hearing over on the continent. they feel running their own farms, particularly if they're small farmers, livestock farmers , they simply can't earn farmers, they simply can't earn a living that the supermarkets don't pay them a fair price. and they, of course, dominate the high street sales of all these things. and they also feel that cheap imports through trade deals are a further nail in the coffin. they're also alarmed by a government that talks about rewilding , by a government that rewilding, by a government that is prepared to pay them to get out of farming. they feel all the messages are wrong. now, i think what will happen is we'll get a bit more clarity as to what this farmers manifesto is in time , but it does suggest in time, but it does suggest that there's quite a big disconnect now going on between this government and rural england. and that's an astonishing thing to say, because at the last general election of the

cbs' jo ling kent was there. >> how you keeping kids safe online? why should parents trust meta anymore? >> reporter: meta ceo mark zuckerberg, along with the heads of snap, tiktok, x, and discord on capitol hill today for a grilling from lawmakers. >> i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. >> reporter: the senate judiciary hearing room was packed with families, many of whm held photos of their children who have died by suicide due to online sexual exploitation. senators focused much of their fire on zuckerberg, who was forced to apologize directly to victims' families. >> would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? >> reporter: he was testifying for the eighth time. >> instagram also displayed the following warning screen to individuals who were searching for child abuse material. so then you gave users two choices. get resources or see results any way. mr. zuckerberg, what the hell were you thinking? >> reporter: snap ceo evan speigel also aggressively questioned. >> did you or everyone el

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well, that's getting a frosty reception as cbs's jo ling kent takes a look at the latest way companieszing consumers. >> reporter: taking a bigger bite out of shoppers' incomes, the most in three decades. and be prepared to shell out more. >> you'll never guess what we're doing to the baconator. >> reporter: wendy's announced it will start testing dynamic pricing on digital menu boards next year, a form of surge pricing like uber and lyft. artificial intelligence will suggest menu items and determine whether to raise prices based on demand, location, and time. wendy's says, for example, it might suggest a cool frosty on a warm summer day. this will allow us to be more nimble and flexible with pricing. >> why introduce this when customers can easily just go somewhere else? >> clearly the company is trying to find ways to boost its share price and improve its profit margins. but it could come at the expense of losing some faithful customers. >> reporter: beyond the burgers, kellogg is also under fire after its ceo suggested consumers struggling with inflation could eat cereal for dinner.

here's cbs's senior business and technology correspondent jo ling kent. >> reporter: a rude awakening customers. >> i woke up this morning, turned on my phone, and no internet. >> checked my phone, and it's like what's going on? i see an sos. now i can't even use my gps, my music, call my wife, tell her where i'm going to be. >> reporter: from chicago to dallas, boston to los angeles, more than 74,000 users reported widespread problems. >> so on a personal level, it was definitely confusing and uncomfortable, but it wasn't the end of the world. >> reporter: late today, at&t apologized to customers and said service had been fully restored. nearly three-quarters of adults live in households without a land line, so losing cell service in a disaster can cripple communications. that was the case in the maui wildfires. but today's outage inundated emergency call centers with people dialing them up to test their phones. massachusetts state police posting that many 911 centers were flooded with calls. and in san francisco -- >> please don't call 911 to verify if your phone works if you don't

cbs's jo ling kent has a preview. ♪ i feel good now ♪ >> reporter: jeremy renner is making a superhumanthe oscar nominee starring in this commercial for silk. >> i do feel good, you know. then i read the script. i'm like, oh, wait. i don't know if i feel that good. it's very, very physical. >> reporter: renner spent 2023 recovering from a near fatal snowplow accident. >> action. >> reporter: he shares the spotlight with his 10-year-old daughter, ava, crediting her with inspiring his will to live. >> i was never really kind of afraid of death, but when it really happened to me, the only thing i was afraid of is if i didn't get to say anything to my family or my daughter. if i didn't have all those people to get better for, to help them heal, i'd be a goner. ♪ i got you ♪ >> reporter: renner is one of many stars fronting ads for the big game. >> you can book whoever you want to be. >> let's roll. >> reporter: we went behind the scenes as ufc president dana white, nfl legend peyton manning, and award-winning artist post malone teamed up to create some magic. >> hi. >> reporter: bud light a

of kent and also the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. evening to you both, gents. and you know the drill. as i've just said, it's not just about us. it's about you at home as well. so you can get in touch all the usual ways. gb views at gb news. com or you can tweet or text me at gb news. there is so much i want to focus on tonight. it's a rishi sunak special. much i want to focus on tonight. it's a rishi sunak special . what it's a rishi sunak special. what a treat. should we start then? perhaps by casting our mind back ? many people you get in touch with me night after night. many of you all say, but hold on, michelle, this rishi sunak fella is as members . we is on elected as members. we didn't even actually want him in the place. here are harsh the first place. here are harsh bunch there's truth to bunch, but there's some truth to this. you actually look, this. when you actually look, matt the logistics this matt at the logistics of this because liz truss and sunak ultimately as those guys head to head and yes, sunak was the mps choi

kent police failed him.vetting, but he was allowed to stay on as a special constable with all the powers. martin, that you enjoy as a special constable , the same special constable, the same powers as a full time police officer . he powers as a full time police officer. he went on to join the civil nuclear constabulary. they they carried out a vetting procedure through a third force, that third force, thames valley police, found significant issues about very serious debt problems that he has. this is a red flag for the police, because if you've got debt problems, it leaves you open potentially. uh, and vulnerable to corruption . and vulnerable to corruption. um, but their recommendation to civil nuclear constabulary that he shouldn't be taken on as a full time police officer was ignored . and they did take him ignored. and they did take him on.and ignored. and they did take him on. and then finally, i think , on. and then finally, i think, in 2018, when he joined the metropolitan police in their vetting proc

couzens then drove sarah 80 miles to kent, where he raped and strangled her.ter sarah's disappearance, wayne couzens was arrested. described as a man of diverse and deviant sexual interests, he allegedly committed a very serious sexual assault against a child barely in her teens before hejoined the police. at a mcdonald's drive—through in the days before he abducted sarah, he indecently exposed himself to staff more than once. he is also alleged to have possessed indecent images of children. the coming days will see the third anniversary of sarah everard's death. in the report, herfamily welcome its recommendations. they say the loss of sarah pervades every part of their lives. june kelly, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. administrators for the cosmetics and skincare chain of stores, the body shop, say 116 outlets will stay open in the uk. but they are closing 75 shops over the next six weeks and will cut about 500 jobs. michael gove is under investigation by parliament's standards wa

cbs's jo ling kent has a pre preview. ♪ i feel good ♪ >> reporter: jeremy renner is making a superhumaner: the oscar nominee starting in this commercial for silk. >> i do feel good. oh, wait, i don't know if i feel that good. it is very physical. >> reporter: >> reporter: renter spent 2023 recovering from a near fatal signal paul accident peered he shares the spotlight with his 10-year-old daughter, ava, crediting her with inspiring his will to live. >> i was never really afraid of death, but when it really happened to me, the only thing i was afraid of is i didn't get to say anything to my family or my daughter. i didn't have all of those people to get better for and help them heal. [sighs] i'd be a goner. ♪ i got you ♪ >> reporter: renner is one of many stars fronting ads for the big game. >> you can book whoever you want to be. >> let's roll! >> reporter: we went behind the scenes as ufc president dana white come and if elledge and peyton manning award-winning artist post malone... ♪ ♪ teamed up to crate some magic. >> hi! >> reporter: bud light also trying to distance itself from la

jo ling kent, thank you so much.s more followed tonight from that controversial supreme court ruling in alabama giving embryos the same rights as children. two fertility clinics in two of the larger cities of the state paused ivf treatment today over the potential legal risk, bringing the total in the state to at least three. we get details now from cbs's caitlin huey-burns. >> reporter: tonight, gabby goidel and her husband, spencer, say they are in a state of desperation, leaving their home in alabama and rushing to catch a flight to texas, where she will now have to continue her ivf treatment. >> our clinic called us this morning and left let us know that they are going to no longee providing services or doing any transfers. >> reporter: goidel was halfway through her ivf cycle. >> i just kind of broke down into tears, and then we had to suck it up and start making a game plan because it is such a time sensitive issue. >> reporter: goidel's provider, alabama fertility, was was one of two to clinics in the state th

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>> norah: jo ling kent, thank you so much. of america's oldest department stores announces a major downsizing and a new vision for its future. that is next. new vision for its future. that is next. so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, including heart failure that can lead to death. a risk that's increased if you develop a serious infection or irregular heartbeat or when taking certain

jo ling kent, thank you so much.n capitol hill, fbi director christopher wray sounded the alarm on chinese hackers targeting critical parts of the nation's infrastructure, including the power grid and transportation system. wray calls it the defining thread of our generation. >> chinese hackers are positioning on american infrastructure in preparation to wreak havoc and cause real-world harm to american citizens and communities, if and when china decides the time has come to strike. >> norah: wray also revealed the takedown of a major chinese-backed hacking group, volt typhoon, which was targeting the u.s. through vulnerable home and office internet routers. turning now to the weather, and another atmospheric river bearing down on the west coast, with heavy rains and high winds. for details, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> things are getting very active on the west coast, and some of that activity is going to be heading east, but it starts in

the kents were guests at the thanksgiving service in windsor today.ious. for queen camilla, this has been a period where she's had to step up. the public face of a royal family grappling with a number of challenges. daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news in the uk. the post office has confirmed that its current boss, nick read, is under investigation, after it was revealed by henry staunton its former chairman. mr staunton was at a hearing to discuss compensation payments to sub—postmasters at the centre of the horizon scandal. mp lee anderson has refused to rule out joining the reform uk party after he was suspended by the tories. the ashfield mp refused to apologise for suggesting london mayor sadiq khan is controlled by islamists. prime minister rishi sunak called the comments by the former tory deputy chairman wrong, but avoided saying if he thought they were islamophobic. the owners of a pub which was known as the wonkiest in britain, before it was g

let's go to kent county where shaq is in this state. what are you hearing from voters there? >> reporter: they're telling you they're coming out for different reasons. many of them already looking ahead to the general election. you heard steve talk about grand rapids, talk about kent county as an important general election county. it is a place that back in 2016 donald trump barely won by 3 percentage points and 2020, joe biden flipped the county and split the state of michigan. and nikki haley has been trying to use that as she makes a general election argument, saying donald trump wouldn't be successful in places like kent county. it is an argument that at least for the first three voters i talked to here at this polling location has been somewhat successful. listen here. >> i voted for nikki haley. >> reporter: why nikki haley? >> a vote against donald trump. i will likely be voting for joe biden in the fall, but today was a chance to vote against donald trump. >> reporter: why did you vote for haley? >> because she's not donald trump. i realize it is probably a protest vo

couzens then drove sarah 80 miles to kent, where he raped and strangled her.rah's disappearance, wayne couzens was arrested. described as a man of diverse and deviant sexual interests, he allegedly committed a very serious sexual assault against a child barely in her teens before hejoined the police. at a mcdonald's drive—through in the days before he abducted sarah, he indecently exposed himself to staff more than once. he's also alleged to have possessed indecent images of children. the coming days will see the third anniversary of sarah everard's death. in the report, herfamily welcome its recommendations. they say the loss of sarah pervades every part of their lives. june kelly, bbc news. maggie blyth is deputy chief constable and deputy chief executive of the college of policing. she was also the national police lead for violence against women and girls at the npcc until last year. she said what followed sarah's murder, was a watershed moment for policing and also for society. there hasn't been a moment since i took my role that i haven't focused on this

because there is a school in kent , right? i everyone. because there is a school in kent, right?arents now basically saying , parents now basically saying, um, that for considerations of pupils mental health and the fact that so many students were taking time off to have eyelashes applied during school time, the school has now decided to allow false eyelashes to be worn at school . well, i have worn at school. well, i have very strong opinions on this, not least because i find it absurd. but kelvin, where are you on this? >> well, first of all, i. >> well, first of all, i. >> i wish you could all see him as close up as i could see him. go on. right, right. >> so. so the fundamental issue is this , this headteacher has is this, this headteacher has said that, that the, that his pupils are suffering from mental health trauma because because they aren't allowed to wear it where is the proof of that. i mean if, if somebody says it to you, it doesn't mean to say it's true. and what do you do? go and get a psychiatrist or a counsellor to come and treat you. and secondly, now this head

the rain pushing away from kent, sussex and the channel islands.bring the odd shower into eastern england, perhaps into the midlands, as well. and it'll feel chilly in that wind across the southeast of england. temperatures could make ten celsius, but we're looking at 8—9 being more typical — similar to what we've had over the past few days. the winds do drop across south eastern areas after dark, and it gets cold and frosty for england and wales ahead of that weather front moving down from the northwest, together with some stronger winds. so a band of wet and windy weather sweeps through scotland and northern ireland, pushes into england and wales. most of the rain will be over the hills, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. wintry over higher parts of scotland. may well be largely dry across the midlands, east anglia, and the southeast — but it'll be quite cold, and there could be some mist and fog around in the morning. that weather front bringing the rain continues to weaken as it moves south eastwards after dark, and then we await the ne

i was in kent bell and we were attacked and my children were imagines. and my name is hannah. how much do i fled after having lost my 2 children? and one of my legs in each of these women have survived the horrors of foaming destruction, rate and displacement. but they refused to give up. we travelling in the united nations plain from the south and east capital of cuba towards the sudanese board. upon arrival in need to be continued by car a couple of hours later we prepared to cross the border into so done. the only indication of its existence is a red ribbon. we are headed to the new by mountains in the state of south dakota. fun in the south of food on the region is controlled by the rebels of the ceiling and for nearly 4 decades they've been fighting against the suit in the central government. the rebels are demanding most self determination and the 2nd the self government. they say that for too long their brothers, the new beings has been discriminated against, depressed by the leads in the capital. how to him. because of their religion and dismissal the region has been n