leslie thomas - in. mr thomas is right over by that will -- role. leslie thomas and - in. i am reresent will -- role. leslie thomas and i am represent the _ will -- role. leslie thomas and i am represent the federation _ will -- role. leslie thomas and i am represent the federation of - will -- role. leslie thomas and i am represent the federation of ethnic l represent the federation of ethnic minority healthcare organisations. minority healthca re organisations. those minority healthcare organisations. those were the people we were clapping for on thursday evenings at 8pm. some context for you. the chief scientific adviser to patrick vallance told this inquiry that it was entirely foreseeable that they would be disparities in health, outcomes during the pandemic because of historically known structural inequalities. i have three short questions for you. one, with your eat out to help out scheme specifically please telus what were the specific measures or considerations in its design to address the vulnerabilities of ethnic minority workers in the hospitality sectors and o

thomas got 45. and leslie was sentenced to seven years. serving about half her time. brigitte thomas wrote a letter to dateline to say that stephen's murder was not planned. it was, he wrote, the first fight of my life, and katie was not involved. he also wrote that he and kathleen took the police to save my wife's life. >> the crazy thing about this is that it all centered around a child. and she so desperately wanted to have this child. >> that's what she never thought about. she didn't realize at the end of the day, she was eliminating her own ability to be a mom. 80 >> did it feel like kathleen was the ringleader of everything that happened in this family? >> absolutely. definitely. she was running the show. it was her world and everybody else was just living in it. >> evelyn tried not to think about the easy to dorsett. she was grateful to the prosecution team that saved her son's life. >> scott had my back, literally. >> what's your nickname for him? yuck >> he's my hitman. oh my own private man. >> detective jeff wilbur had a special

scott thomas , daddy leslie forbes and thomas, daddy leslie forbes and kenneth patrick hibbins were foundvehicle after it became submerged in a river esk near glaisdale . police river esk near glaisdale. police say the tragic incident was caused by hazardous weather conditions that had badly affected the roads in the surrounding area . nato is surrounding area. nato is monitoring the situation as poland says a russian missile likely entered its airspace, according to the head of the poush according to the head of the polish armed forces. both poland and nato's radar systems spotted and nato's radar systems spotted an unidentified aerial object over the country's territory. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg says the military alliance stands in solidarity with poland, and that it remains vigilant. it's understood groups of soldiers are performing on the ground verification of the missiles flight path . and here missiles flight path. and here in the uk, the government has promised to send around 200 air defence missiles to ukraine after russia launched a massive air attack overnight, o

scott thomas, daddy leslie forbes and kenneth patrick hibbins were found dead inside the vehicle after it became submerged in the river esk, near glaisdale. police say the tragic incident was caused by hazardous weather conditions that had badly affected the roads in the surrounding area . nato is surrounding area. nato is monitoring the situation as poland says russian missile is likely to have entered its airspace. according to the head of polish armed forces , both of polish armed forces, both poland and nato's radar systems spotted an unidentified aerial object over the country's territory. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg says the military alliance stands in solidarity with poland, and that it remains vigilant. it's understood groups of soldiers are performing on the ground verification of the missile's flight path . and here in the uk, flight path. and here in the uk, the government has promised to send around 200 air defence missiles to ukraine after russia launched a massive air attack overnight . officials say 31 overnight. officials say 31 civilians have been killed an

scott thomas, daddy leslie forbes and kenneth patrick hibbins were found dead inside the vehicle afterbmerged in the river esk, near glaisdale. police say the tragic incident was caused by hazardous weather conditions that had badly affected the roads in the surrounding area . nato is surrounding area. nato is monitoring the situation as poland says russian missile is likely to have entered its airspace. according to the head of polish armed forces , both of polish armed forces, both poland and nato's radar systems spotted an unidentified aerial object over the country's territory. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg says the military alliance stands in solidarity with poland, and that it remains vigilant. it's understood groups of soldiers are performing on the ground

they were scott thomas daddy, from hull, kenneth hibbins from york, and leslie forbes who was from eastre. the men were trying to cross the river esk near glaisdale. from sunday, breeding or selling american xl bully dogs will become illegal in england and wales. the ban was announced in september following a number of attacks involving the breed. people who already own the dogs can apply for an exemption certificate — but many are choosing instead to hand their animals to rescue centres. if they can't be rehomed, they will have to be put down. 0ur reporter rebecca ricks has been to visit a centre in devon to find out how they're coping with rising numbers of the breed. he may not know it, but drax has been given a second chance. the dog was bred from two xl bullies before he was rescued from birmingham and recently rehomed in exeter by pads for pooches. drax was an arranged rescue — but volunteers say the situation now is worse. up until the ban came into effect, we were never asked by a council, pound or vet to rescue one of these dogs because it had been abandoned. we had not had one

they were scott thomas daddy, from hull, kenneth hibbins from york, and leslie forbes who was from eastear glaisdale. an emergency meeting of the un security council has overwhelmingly condemned russia�*s aerial assault on ukraine yesterday. many countries said hitting civilian infrastructure had violated the international rules of war. more than 30 people were killed and 160 injured in the missile strikes. the government says all england�*s storm overflows — which carry raw sewage into rivers and seas — now have a monitor fitted to alert water companies when they are in use. there are nearly 15,000 overflows in england — and they can be used legally during periods of heavy rain. last year they spilled for nearly 2 million hours. south africa has asked the international court ofjustice in the hague to declare that israel is carrying out "genocidal acts" in gaza. the israeli government has reacted furiously, calling south africa�*s case a despicable and contemptuous exploitation of the court. an estimated 150,000 palestinians are being forced to flee parts of central gaza, as israeli for

let's have a look at some of their comments, matthew thomas wrote in about the plans for newsnight. jr owen told us: janet leslie of investment somewhere else. so there are two things going on. we're trying to save money because the licence fee has been frozen and it's now, we know for the next year, going to be lower than some people had expected that we would get. and secondly, audiences are changing and they're changing the way they consume news and other programmes. so we need to move money around, move resources around, move firepower around to meet them where they are, not where they used to be. newsnight will be shorter with a focus on live discussion and not films. there are loads of discussion programmes. why do that to newsnight? well, there'll always be space for what one of your members of your audience described as a highbrow programme. it's a — i know what he means by that. it's a good word, intelligent, well moderated discussion about some of the issues that most news programmes are not getting to. that will be the heart of newsnight. last week, newsnight�*s former political editor, michael crick,