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the culture secretary lisa nandy , made an absolute lisa nandy, made an absolute feeble attempt at defendings going on while maintaining that no proper pressure was exerted on the police for swift to receive this elevated level of security. she confessed that politicians do express their views to the metropolitan police, and in her view, it's entirely reasonable for the joint bosses of the police commissioner, the home secretary and the mayor of london to discuss the detailed security arrangements for high profile events. in spite of the constitutional position that the police are operationally independent. earlier today, number 10 insisted that the decision to give a taxpayer funded blue light police escort to taylor swift was a decision made by the metropolitan police , made by the metropolitan police, not a political one. but they didn't deny that they came under pressure from the home secretary and the mayor of london. however, what we are witnessing is not just a series of missteps, but a significant distortion of political priorities. the practice telling outriders and security escorts

last week, the culture secretary, lisa nandy, said music venues were absolutely the top of her agendachi chi izundu, bbc news. natives of the japanese atom bomb survivors organisation, who were awarded the nobel peace prize, have paid their respects at the piece per model in hiroshima. the centre wanted to bring news of the nobel win to bring news of the nobel win to the predecessors in the fight for the abolition of nuclear weapons. the memorial works for the bomb fell on the japanese city, killing at least 140,000 people. the group is a coach outlet lovers and a note promising to continue their work. —— the group of�*s co—chair. please stay with us on bbc news. plenty more to come on oliver top headlines. hello there. sunday developed into a rather cool and cloudy story pretty much across the country, and there's some rain that's going to push in and some of that turn quite heavy across southwest england. this frontal system, though, is also starting to introduce some milder air, and it's going to push that cooler northerly flow we've seen just recently out of the way. so as we go t

last week, the culture secretary, lisa nandy, said music venues were absolutely the top of her agendae government within the next month. chi chi izundu, bbc news. a genetic study of the remains of the explorer christopher columbus strongly suggests that he wasjewish. the finding is based on more than 20 years of research by spanish scientists. he's likely to have been born in western europe, possibly in the spanish city of valencia. it's thought colombus — whose voyages began the spanish conquests in the americas — concealed hisjewish ethnicity, or converted to catholicism to escape religious persecution. practising jews were expelled from spain in 1a92, the same year columbus landed in the americas. professor emeritus of mediterranean history at the university of cambridge, david abulafia, gave us his analysis of the genetic study. if you were to go to genoa, and you can go to what is said to be his house, it was part after he died, but you can see photographs of documents in the archives which do refer to a christopher columbus he was born in the city, who came from a family of weav

lisa nandy on the raskin victims come forward following arrest of this man who they say sexually assaulted several women over the last decade. robert chuck's or j accused of starting tech scene relations with women that he met up with them and sexually assaulted them. they say views other names over the years. if you believe you are a victim, you're asked to contact police. >> to another developing story now to north bay schools set to be closed today after a threat was made against one of officials say they're doing this just to be extra careful. was michael thomas live at that a little with the latest. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. these schools are indeed close petaluma city schools says the original threat was made against the elementary school. but they say this middle school behind me is also closed down because it's involved in the investigation. take a look. we've got a map on your screen to just exactly where the school that we're talking about is. and these detailare coming from the sonoma county sheriff's office ec yesterday us a threat was made specifically against pe

culture secretary lisa nandy seemed to admit that labour politicians were involved with discussions withice over that taxpayer funded escort, and she then got mauled by sky news kay burley this morning . kay burley this morning. >> sky news was at these events in these same boxes as well. to be completely fair. who was there and you were there. i paid for my tickets, but i paid for my tickets. well, he's paying for his tickets. eventually. you paid for them, but he's paying for his tickets. and he eventually cleared out because he thinks it's eight months earlier, but he. so please don't do that. no, but he genuinely does think it's important. and he is paying for it from sky. well, i mean, i went and i've declared that in line with the ministerial code, but you don't. but but your suggestion is that somehow they shouldn't be going. my somehow they shouldn't be going. my point, my point grave. >> a statement from the home office initially suggested that labour was involved in discussions about a police escort. this statement reads. of course, when events of this scale take place, you wou

so ed balls and yvette cooper, i think i think lisa nandy was also there.were quite a few others. sadiq khan i think, was there too. jonathan lewis i think that if you take a step back and think about the context in which this was happening , if you're taylor happening, if you're taylor swift and obviously it's very difficult to get into the mind of taylor swift. >> but if you are the most famous woman in the world, billionaire taylor swift, the most, you know, the most successful musician of the moment. and, you know, for a generation at least, and someone so powerful that she literally changes gdp figures when she plays concerts. right? concerts. countries are actually desperate for her to come because they literally boost the gdp figures . literally boost the gdp figures. so when you have someone with that level of power , which is that level of power, which is even easily on the par of kind of a minor head of state, you would say easily. yeah . and would say easily. yeah. and you've just as you point out, has just had her concerts cancelled in austria b

and they're saying that working people i think we had lisa nandy in the week describing a working person as a bus driver, but not someone that owns a small business, which strikes me as confused in its thinking. are we now going back to the days where a working person is someone who clocks in and out on, you know, like literally that old tv series clocking off in some kind of northern factory that isn't the definition of a working person these days. >> well, it's absolute sophistry, because many of the people, as you say, who they they define as not a working person, work extremely hard and pay person, work extremely hard and pay an awful lot of tax and are probably feeling quite hard pressed already and are very concerned about what is to come and what that means for the state of wealth creation and job creation in britain. but i almost think that they made a mistake, which was when they said working people, they meant working class people, but they're too embarrassed to talk about class. it's an uncomfortable conversation. so by using that vague term, they've become essentially a victi

will be talking to lisa nandy later to pick up on that story thatjoe was reporting on.things? well today, things are fairly quiet for most of— are things? well today, things are fairly quiet for most of us - are things? well today, things are fairly quiet for most of us and - are things? well today, things are fairly quiet for most of us and it's| fairly quiet for most of us and it's a relatively— fairly quiet for most of us and it's a relatively mild start to the day almost — a relatively mild start to the day almost across the board and it will be dry _ almost across the board and it will be dry for— almost across the board and it will be dry for most as well and i say most _ be dry for most as