lucy manning the _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across _ 4. ucy manning the across the _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the story. - 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the story. in i 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy| manning the across the story. in the last few minutes, on the bbc news website, helena wilkinson has said talks are continuing over russell brand's plymouth show on friday. he is due to perform on his tour at plymouth for billion. a spokesperson from the told the bbc they are in talks with the tour promoters and will have an update for the press in due course. he is apparently due to perform in front of theatre—goers in windsor tomorrow, and we are still waiting for the theatre to let us know what the plans are with regard to his show. i direct you to the website if you are stepping away from your television. a flight carrying five americans who'd been held in prison in iran for years has landed in doha. the former prisoners took off from tehranjust over two hours ago. the first leg of t

lucy manning, bbc news. that's a lot, that's a lot, yeah.are to face disciplinary proceedings in relation to the strip—search of a 15—year—old schoolgirl it's claimed the girl, who had her period at the time of the incident, was discriminated against because of her race and sex. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has been following the story. bring us up to date. this was a case which caused _ bring us up to date. this was a case which caused a _ bring us up to date. this was a case which caused a huge _ bring us up to date. this was a case which caused a huge public - bring us up to date. this was a case which caused a huge public outcry i bring us up to date. this was a case| which caused a huge public outcry at the time. widespread protests and urgent questions in parliament. child o urgent questions in parliament. child 0 had been wrongly suspected of carrying cannabis. she was on her period at the time and there was no appropriate adult present when the search took place. her family say she was left traumatised and the m

lucy manning, bbc news. that's a lot, that's a lot, yeah.—year—old schoolgirl known as child 0. they face allegations that it was inappropriate to carry out the search while the girl was on her period. it is also claimed she was discriminated against because of her race and sex and no appropiate adult was present. a fourth officer faces a misconduct meeting. finally on verified live we had to show you these pictures of a remarkable challenge. have a look at this. 0k, have a look at this. ok, here we go! thisis the moment that former raf pilot colin bell began his abseil down the side of the 17—storey colin, a world war ii veteran, is 102 years old. he was taking part in a challenge to raise money for the london air ambulance, the royal college of nursing foundation and the raf benevolent fund. afterwards, he quipped that it was "money for old rope". 0h, oh, no, i was quite relaxing really. i have been much higher than the london hospital building in my time. it was fairly straightforward, and i was surrounded by lots and lots of well—wishers

lucy manning, bbc news. that's a lot, yeah.and is expected to fetch upto £300,000. the eight shirts were collected during england's seven games in the tournament, which saw the team defeated in the semifinals by west germany. a signed yellow shirt worn by goalkeeper peter shilton during the penalty defeat is among those for sale. a 102—year—old war veteran has been attempting to break the world record for the oldest person to abseil down a building. colin bell flew bombing missions over germany during world war ii. this afternoon he stepped off the edge of a 17—storey building in london, as felicity baker reports. taking in the view. as a former raf pilot, colin bell flew perilous missions over nazi germany. now he's taking risks of another kind. he's aiming to become the oldest person to abseil down a building. it is part of a series of challenges this 102—year—old veteran has set himself to raise money for charity. i shall look around and enjoy the view. i hope i shall understand how to lower myself down. i'm sure somebody wi

lucy manning, thank you.reed to pay 600,000 pounds to every postmaster who was wrongfully convicted in the horizon scandal. more than 700 postmasters were convicted for stealing money between 2000 and 2014 — when in fact the horizon computer system used by the post office was faulty. some postmasters were imprisoned, some took their own lives and some died before seeing their names cleared in what's been described as one of the uk's largest ever miscarriages ofjustice. emma simpson has more. sub—postmaster noel thomas, on his way to prison in 2006. he spent his 60th birthday there, nine months behind bars. two years ago, his conviction forfalse behind bars. two years ago, his conviction for false accounting, finally quashed. 0nly conviction for false accounting, finally quashed. only now is he getting his life back. he has had an interim payment or compensation, but will he be tempted by the government's offer of £600,000 in total to bring this all to a close? i wouldn't say it's not enough, but i wouldn't sa

lucy manning, bbc news. that's a lot, yeah. a coherent strategy to deal with the national security risks coming from china. it emerged on the week and that upon entry researcher was one of two people arrested this year accused of spying for china. here is our security correspondent gordon carrera. this response comes just days after it was alleged that a parliamentary researcher might have been spying for china. now that researcher has denied that they were involved in that, but it has raised the heat on this subject. but what you've got from the government in its report, in its response to that report, was effectively saying, "look, we are doing things. we've been engaged in updating our legislation. we are taking into account these things." it is interesting there are specific references they are to attempts by china to actively recruit current and former uk government officials and that there is work going on to try and prevent that happening. whether it's overtly, to give them jobs perhaps after they leave government, or co

david's here, along with lucy manning. you lucy first, what is your assessment of the significance of the metropolitan police's involvement there? ~ , , ., involvement there? well, this is a si . nificant involvement there? well, this is a significant development, - involvement there? well, this is a significant development, it - involvement there? well, this is a significant development, it means that you do now have the police involved in the russell brand allegations for the first time and it means there is likely to be an investigation, and as part of that they are probably going to want to speak to russell brand. in a statement, the metropolitan police put out, late this afternoon, they confirmed they had had an allegation from a woman about a sexual assault, that took place she alleges in soho in 2003, and the met said they are conin contract with her and supporting her. it is very difficult for women to come forward to the police, to make allegations about these type of sexual assaults, the met are saying if anyone

earlier i spoke to our special correspondent lucy manning about the recent announcement from london'slitan police. this is a very significant development from metropolitan police on the allegations against russell brand. they have now confirmed that there is now in allegation given to them of sexual assault, they don't name russell brand in the statement but it is clear they talk about reporting in the sunday times in channel 4. that allegation of sexual assault will now be for the metropolitan police to investigate. the allegation is that it happened in 2003 in soho. that allegation seems to be before the allegations that were made to the sunday times and channel 4. those allegations started in 2006. so this could be a separate person, a separate allegation. it now means that the police are involved with these obligations. i think some of the people watching and reading the reports of said, why haven't some of these women gone to the police? of course there are lots of reasons why people don't go to the police. these are very hard allegations for the police to investigate and for pot

our special correspondent lucy manning is at scotland yard.ber of the public found a distressed woman in south—west london. it's alleged that the woman had been attacked in a property and then forced into a car. when the metropolitan police investigated, they discovered the suspect was a member of their own force, pc mitchell, and he was then arrested. in court today at westminster magistrates�* court, the court heard an allegation that he held the woman at knife—point. the met said in a statement that he was not on duty at the time and the woman was known to him. he has now been suspended. he has been charged with six counts of rate, not keeping to a non—molestation order and with threats to kill. and the court heard that he was finishing the second year of a three—year apprenticeship with the met, and the met obviously this year has to improve its vetting of officers. some officers have been re—vetted. the met said in a statement that this arrest was extremely concerning and it was passing the details on to the police watchdog. five former m

man? lord lucy, well, you know that you are calibrating with a person , yakovka has been down for a long timeeve, you tear it off especially. why are we so upset by your different traditions , not only by rumors, but by all of us in turn? it finally happened. i was really looking forward to seeing you in our program. thank you very much sergey i want to thank the program to the first because you today i was invited because i have the opportunity to perform a wonderful song in the belarusian language, i know that you love it when i do some melismas in the song and today i will try it well. let's go to the young shabasova artistic kaliya big shots of qualification to this mountain lauraj matveykih international festival competitions, the slavic bazaar , the vitebsk turk and the wife of turkey or the winner of the francis medal. to live and already have time, we want to eat you. oh, let's get things done and let's go back and forth and so on. wow rainbow timola, the king is removed from the daring daring scolding something will be oh , i’m something of our good, yes, high, and the voice on the f

man resign. where near minnesota? lucy, west office on the heart of the new visual threats who was administered, enforced against them, to re establish the former president of mohammed pfizer reversed 5 in july, 1723. yeah. if i said that the any assets on the $3230.00 to infinity dates of one or more points that the body will be quoted, their eyes on a good fit for the parties. and for them to be able to manage all the countries, solutions and realities, time outline sort of society, say let's say that the organization is also send up against me by a friend who has been forced to withdrawal from my lease. and i know he's a under pressure you or 30 days to withdraw all these are 2 and a feeds of the 3 alliance ages what previous team members of the falls back from g 5 site alliance, which was founded in 2017 and the levels of combined terrorism in the region, we, so it's a, some, a malia and so it's all of those that they expect the new organization to buffalo extremism. with a great to effective this, then it did on the f

man resign . where near minnesota, lucy, west office on the heart of any visual rights who is a minister against them? to re establish the former president of mohammed 5 suffices in july, 1723. yeah. if i said that the any assets on the 3230 to infinity of one or more points that the body will be for today i 0 on a good fit for the parties. i for them to be able to mentor 80. 0, that sounds we should be soon and realities a ton of suicide. let's say that the organization is also send up against me by a friend who has been full. so withdrawal from smiley and no under pressure. you do automatic withdrawal. pizza, and feeds of the 3 alliance nations. what previous team members of the falls by the g 5 site license which was founded in 2017 and did this old to come by terrorism in the region. recent to some of the city told us the expect the new organization to bypass the stream as him, with a greater effect to this vi made did. i'm the french supervision. as this is a very good thing because problems are common and borders are pores. if our states decide to join forces and pull their efforts, it can only

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lucy, mccarthy told breitbart that this shouldn't be done by one man, that you need a vote of the people's. he also ripped nancy pelosi back in 2019 for unilaterally doing this to trump, although she got a vote weeks later isn't so what changed? >> i think that one of the things that we see about kevin mccarthy in addition to the fact that in 2023 kevin mccarthy might want to get reawaited with 2019 kevin mccarthy is he is a person who threaded a tight needle to the speakership. matt gaits coming out and saying you have defied the terms of the deal we made for you to become speaker, and we are ready to vacate the speakership. we'll bring it to the floor. and so kevin mccarthy is operating in this really, really tough spot where he's trying to please his base, he's trying to please members of the freedom caucus, he's trying to please the matt gaetzs and lauren boeberts of the world, of all people, and yet he also has to think about the next cycle. right now he is being pulled in a direction where he is really giving in to the base and really giving in to, as you say, the breitbarts of the w

man will be? yes, i will of those up. not always where lucy echo will not be on 300 really previously it was done. yeah. is, will you just know what you put in your laptop was in the who is the new of trouble, sir, but basically as much as a borrower who is able to get the last credit go for it previously was there. so that was not unusual. then they have more people, i mean, you know, let's just over the account. but estimates the prices are full of means of the this is a nursing home in the village of starry eyed custody and kind of a criminal uh 56 people died here on the lucky ones can tell about what happened. the system, which is mrs. blue, the system, i wonder if i do this, the issue is so nothing, nothing wrong with the thursday. i mean that you told us to put them the brothers thing you would you buy it would just show us new work. we had all the different cause by with it. so was, so would you say, you know, if that was still for the patients that the notice would, i mean put the credit on your number of providers to the full amount

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sunak says the government will ban those dogs by the end of the year after a man died following an attack and child killer lucyinst her convictions. >> she was handed 14 whole life orders last month. our reporter sophie reaper has been following the story and will join us later in the show. >> and it's rheumatoid arthritis awareness week . are you living awareness week. are you living with the condition like this woman? >> it felt like the pain felt like if you turn your gas hob in the oven, on the oven stove and put your hand on it, the oven, on the oven stove and put your hand on it , that's put your hand on it, that's still some warm, sunny spells around today. >> but through the weekend, humidity is climbing. pressure is lowering and there's an increased risk of thundery showers developing, especially tonight and tomorrow. find out more in the weather forecast . more in the weather forecast. >> well, it's lovely to be with you. i'm anne diamond. and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb

sunak says the government will ban those dogs by the end of the year after a man died following an attack and child killer lucy letby has filed application to appeal against her convictions. >> she was handed 14 whole life orders last month. our reporter sophie reaper has been following the story and will join us later in the show. >> and it's rheumatoid arthritis awareness week . are you living awareness week. are you living with the condition like this woman? >> it felt like the pain felt like if you turn your gas hob in the oven, on the oven stove and put your hand on it, the oven, on the oven stove and put your hand on it , that's put your hand on it, that's still some warm, sunny spells around today. >> but through the weekend, humidity is climbing. pressure is lowering and there's an increased risk of thundery showers developing, especially tonight and tomorrow. find out more in the weather forecast . more in the weather forecast. >> well, it's lovely to be with you. i'm anne diamond. and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb news. now i've got a friend who's got rheumatoid arthritis like that a

says he's still the right man for the australia job despite his side's record defeat to wales at the rugby world cup. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. the serial killer lucya retrial on one charge that she attempted to murder a baby girl. the former neo—natal nurse was given a whole—life sentence last month for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill another six at the countess of chester hospital. letby has launched an appeal against her convictions. our north of england correspondent danny savage is at manchester crown court. a fairly short hearing at manchester crown court this morning, the prosecution told the judge they were proceeding with a retrial of lucy letby in relation to one of those six charges that the jury failed to reach verdicts on at the end of the trial last month. one of attempted murder of a trial last month. one of attempted murder ofa girl trial last month. one of attempted murder of a girl known as baby k who died in every 2016 at the countess of chester hospital. lucy letby was present via video link today sitting on a conference room behind a desk and spoke to confirm her name at this you could see and hear proceedings ove

man responding to shadow commons leader lucy business questions . leader lucy business questions. it ? isn't it? >> it really is. it feels very much as though the gloves are coming off. penny morton has a bit of a history of this using unparliamentary language in debates . once she was dared by a debates. once she was dared by a by a fellow navy officer to use an unparliamentary word a few times in a in a speech in parliament. and she stood up and did it. so perhaps this is isn't particularly surprising from her. but yes, there is a general feeling that gloves are coming off yesterday's pmqs was pretty dry, really . it was mostly more dry, really. it was mostly more of the same that we've heard before, was quite before, but it was quite interesting amount interesting to see the amount of noise backbench lawyers on noise that backbench lawyers on both sides of the house were making. feel now as making. it does feel now as though we are in the lead up to a general election and that is when get personal. when things get personal. >> thank you that >> olivia, thank you for that and do

so michael, lucy and orinda are as one now this sceptred isle may not have entirely shaken off its moniker the sick man of absences taken by british workers because of sickness is the highest it's been for a decade. a study conducted by the chartered institute for professional development analysed sickness, absence and the state of employee wellbeing across 918 organisations. on average , organisations. on average, employers have taken 7.86 sick days in the past year, an increase from the previous pre—pandemic pandemic 5.8 days. it's even higher in the public sector . but i it's even higher in the public sector. but i had a brilliant taxi driver today called david who said to me, there aren't many sick cab drivers . well, of many sick cab drivers. well, of course there aren't because they're self employed. they can't afford days off. however this is not the only problem plaguing the british workforce. it is a lethal cocktail of sick leave absence coupled with some 5.4 million people currently on out of work benefits this year. but fear not. one local council might have found a solution in court. the ti

director, producer and much more, who is our man and ship alexei vorobyov, thank you, well, my cheerful and presenter nastya pak when gets excited and starts singing lucy'sthis is the honest truth, believe me anastasia pak everyone knows the rules well, but i still remind you that the participant must pass to the next stage by the majority of the jury members, that is, three out of four must press the button in front of them while performing the song , then at the end of the performance the entire stage will turn bright green. and this will mean that the contestant goes to the waiting room in the final of the episode, from all the guys who are in this very room, our dear judges will choose only four participants, who will pass the next round , i will name another fifth name. well, as always, with pleasure. i would like to remind you that in the show you are super and exclusively live sound. and it’s cool, if everyone is ready, we are starting a new competition day of the international vocal show. you are super. right now there will be a girl on this stage who can literally jump in over her head. the thing is that dasha pashintseva, in addition to vocals,

so michael, lucy and orinda are as one now this sceptred isle may not have entirely shaken off its moniker the sick man sickness is the highest it's been for a decade. a study conducted by the chartered institute for professional development analysed sickness, absence and the state of employee wellbeing across 918 organisations. on average , organisations. on average, employers have taken 7.86 sick days in the past year, an increase from the previous pre—pandemic pandemic 5.8 days. it's even higher in the public sector . but i it's even higher in the public sector. but i had a brilliant taxi driver today called david who said to me, there aren't many sick cab drivers . well, of many sick cab drivers. well, of course there aren't because they're self employed. they can't afford days off. however this is not the only problem plaguing the british workforce. it is a lethal cocktail of sick leave absence coupled with some 5.4 million people currently on out of work benefits this year. but fear not. one local council might have found a solution in court. the time of work down to a four day week at the expens

lucy letby plans to appeal against her sentence. more on that as we get it. now, the other main news on gb news today is that a manice. he was 52 year old ian price. he died in hospital after being seriously injured in stonnall near walsall around 315 yesterday afternoon in staffordshire. he was attacked by two dogs and a 30 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of being in charge of dogs dangerously out of control and causing injuries. believe both dogs were american xl bullies. the prime minister has said today the breed will be bannedin has said today the breed will be banned in the uk by the end of the year. labour also supports the year. labour also supports the proposed ban . the proposed ban. >> the first step is to convene a group of experts in the field and the police to define the breed and then using the powers under the existing dangerous dogs act. we will then be able to ban the breed and laws will be in place by the end of the yeah be in place by the end of the year. but it's clear from the attacks we've seen tragic incidents need to incidents that we do need to take action to protect the pubuc

man in london last year. >> we'll be speaking to the government minister, rachel maclean, shortly . maclean, shortly. >> the crown prosecution service is to decide whether the child killer , lucy fresh trial over convictions that the jury failed to reach a verdict on in her recent trial. and we'll be looking into exactly why later on. >> also, after seven, as the home secretary is preparing to call on western leaders to work together over the migrant crisis, we'll be investigating just what solutions there are out there, if any . out there, if any. >> so from horse p to a&e, what are the metros saying ? are the metros saying? christopher biggins this morning they're saying bring on the horses , my kingdom for a horse. horses, my kingdom for a horse. >> well they're saying almost 400,000 patients were kept waiting over a day in hospitals last year . so now a&e is this is last year. so now a&e is this is a reality now in a&e . but you a reality now in a&e. but you know what are we going to do? we've got strikes. we've got so many things going against it. i mean, if i had the money and i'm sure all of us, if we had the money, would give nurses and doctors everything they want. bu