you know, martyn died out of sequence. it should have been me dying before him. young and full of life and joy. so i've got a permanent, martyn—shaped hole in my soul that will always be there till the day i die. i'm... i feel very broken, but not destroyed. and the brokenness is something that will never allow me to have closure. you know, it can't be fixed. hello there. it's a pretty messy weather picture out there at the moment, no two days the same. if i show you the example of leeds throughout the week, you can see what i'm talking about. today, it's been mild, wet and windy — colder, though, over the next few days with the potential for some sleet showers off to higher ground before some milder air returns, but it might come with more rain as well. this frontal system, the dividing line today between the mild air down to the south, the cold air to the north. it's been windy in those cold northerly winds will continue to push their way steadily south. colder for all as we head into tuesday. so, there'll be outbreaks of showery rain, easing away to a wintry m

martyn hett was one of abedi's 22 victims.am profoundly sorry that m15 did not prevent the attack. martyn hett was one of abedi's 22 victims. pr manager, coronation street superfan, described by his friends as a one—man hen party. he suffered unsurvivable injuries in the blast. for his mother, figen murray, sirjohn saunders' findings weren't a surprise. turning the clock back, i'm sure things would have maybe been done differently with the benefit of hindsight, but hindsight wasn't there, and whatever went wrong went wrong and you can't turn the clock back. so this is the situation we are faced with. a lot of the families have got a real intense anger, as i'm sure you can understand. you haven't, have you? i have not been angry because anger to me is not a very useful emotion. i'd much rather channel my energy into proactivity and, and moving forward because, you know, martyn was such a fun—loving and people—loving guy. he was so full ofjoy. and i think if i was angry, depressed, sad all the time, i, erm, i'd do his very essen

you know, martyn died out of sequence. it should have been me dying before him.ermanent, martyn—shaped hole in my soul that will always be there till the day i die. i'm... i feel very broken, but not destroyed. and the brokenness is something that will never allow me to have closure. you know, it can't be fixed. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. america says a russian su 27 fighterjet has forced one of its surveillance drones to crash into the black sea using what officials are calling unsafe and unprofessional actions. several times before the collision, they dumped fuel on influenza front of the in queue nine and a reckless and unprofessional manner. tougher background checks on people buying guns in america as president biden tries to stop mass shootings. storm freddie has killed more than two hundred people in malawi and mozambique after striking for a second time. clashes in pakistan as imran khan's supporters try to stop

you know, martyn died out of sequence. it should have been me dying before him., martyn—shaped hole in my soul that will always be there till the day i die. i'm... i feel very broken, but not destroyed. and the brokenness is something that will never allow me to have closure. you know, it can't be fixed. hello. mild air has been spreading across the country. it's brought a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain. we had some transient snow also in the highlands and the pennines, but even that is now turning to sleet and rain. early morning temperatures will be around 10 degrees in plymouth and also belfast, but still a little on the chilly side in parts of northern scotland, around 2 degrees. you can see where the rain is heaviest in the morning. also rain elsewhere. but sunny spells will develop through the afternoon, for example, in northern ireland, but also heavy showers, possibly thundery ones. towards the south—east and east anglia, one or two glimmers of sunshine also possible in the afternoon. and it will be mild right across the board, temperatures typically aro

martyn hett was one of abedi's 22 victims. described by his friends as a one—man hen party. he suffered unsurvivable injuries in the blast. for his mother, figen murray, sirjohn saunders' findings weren't a surprise. turning the clock back, i'm sure things would maybe been done differently, with the benefit of hindsight, but hindsight wasn't there, and whatever went wrong went wrong, and you can't turn the clock back, so, this is the situation we are faced with. a lot of the families have got a real intense anger, as i'm sure you can understand, you haven't, have you? i have not been angry, because anger to me is not a very useful emotion. i'd much rather channel my energy into proactivity and moving forward, because, do you know, martyn was such a fun—loving and people—loving guy, he was so full ofjoy, and i think if i was angry, depressed, sad all the time, i'd do his very essence a disservice. the day after the anniversary i remember coming downstairs and saying to my husband, the anniversary is over now, i now feel i need

you know, martyn died out of sequence. it should have been me dying before him. got a permanent, martyn—shaped hole in my soul that will always be there till the day i die. i'm... i feel very broken, but not destroyed. and the brokenness is something that will never allow me to have closure. you know, it can't be fixed. hello there. the unsettled theme continues for the next few days, low pressure always close by. that's going to bring outbreaks of rain, followed by blustery showers, as it will be quite windy, particularly across the south. but it will be mild for the time of year, our air source coming in from the south—west. lots of isobars on the charts for thursday, so windy in the south. this weather front will bring more persistent rain to the south of britain later in the day. but there will be some sunshine around, both through the morning andthe afternoon, but showers, longer, spells of rain get going, central, northern, western areas. and then later in the day, we'll start to see this persistent rain pushing into the south and the south—east. but a blus

martyn, how can i describe martyn? _ little bit for us? martyn, how can i describe martyn?ated his character. he lives on in us as a family so i needed to do thatjustice. on in us as a family so i needed to do that justice.— on in us as a family so i needed to do that justice. do thatjustice. behind everything, eve bod do thatjustice. behind everything, everybody was _ do thatjustice. behind everything, everybody was doing _ do thatjustice. behind everything, everybody was doing their - do thatjustice. behind everything, everybody was doing their best, i do thatjustice. behind everything, everybody was doing their best, it | everybody was doing their best, it was two _ everybody was doing their best, it was two brothers and an ideology that was— was two brothers and an ideology that was wrong. we need to remember that. that was wrong. we need to remember that and _ that was wrong. we need to remember that. and everybody else was caught up that. and everybody else was caught up in this _ that. and everybody else was caught up in this. and they may have made mistakes, _ up in

well, well, and i tracked them down, they confirmed they drank slowly with a martyn feeling with a goodement. and when it ended , they sent the messenger for another one, and then, as they say. it has finally fallen into a slump. they put him on a bench to rest, where a patrol found him and delivered a sobering-up station. this is how it happens vitaly andreevich in addition, but this dispatcher is not the only person who uses such an ointment. allow it. i'll be away for a while. yes, my wife is calling, my mother-in-law is coming, but shura is still in the fridge. thank you lyudki hello well done economic, why are we staying here with you? well, what do we have? martynov with some gray-haired representative of a man the day before yesterday they left the nightclub together. i also talked about renting an apartment as a cleaner, and then all of a sudden i moved into a large spacious apartment, and she got clothes , expensive jewelry, a car a year ago, suddenly she had a source of income. sponsor, rather in total, vitaly andreevich, only now, the stay will be out of the network coverage

and joining me on talking points , martyn on talking points, martyn townsend, long time editor of theday express, probably the most brexiteer newspaper in the country. but before all of that, let's get more news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to. the top story . as nigel was saying, story. as nigel was saying, humza yousaf has been elected as the newly of the scottish national party at 37. he becomes the youngest first minister and first to come from an ethnic minority background. scotland's health secretary claimed victory over the finance secretary, kate forbes, and former community safety minister ash regan . with safety minister ash regan. with 52% of the vote. he says he's honoured to be taking on the role , not just humbled of that. role, not just humbled of that. i will certainly . i also feel i will certainly. i also feel like the luckiest man in the world to be standing here as the leader of the snp party and joining . almost 20 years ago joining. almost 20 years ago that i loved so dearly . humza that i loved so dearl

and joining me on talking points , martyn on talking points, martyn townsend, long time editor of the sunday express, probably the most brexiteer newspaper in the country. but before all of that, let's get more news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to. the top story . as nigel was saying, story. as nigel was saying, humza yousaf has been elected as the newly of the scottish national party at 37. he becomes the youngest first minister and first to come from an ethnic minority background. scotland's health secretary claimed victory over the finance secretary, kate forbes, and former community safety minister ash regan . with safety minister ash regan. with 52% of the vote. he says he's honoured to be taking on the role , not just humbled of that. role, not just humbled of that. i will certainly . i also feel i will certainly. i also feel like the luckiest man in the world to be standing here as the leader of the snp party and joining . almost 20 years ago joining. almost 20 years ago that i loved so dearly . humza that i loved so d

and joining me on talking points , martyn on talking points, martyn townsend, long time editor of the

let's always boil fire steel in their eighth martyn.clock and the time carried an amendment to the calendar. let it rain puddles today among the november bad weather, as if in the midst of the january cold, we will celebrate the new year. and a healthy beat so escaped. and now you won't get away from me. caught i caught you, i won't let you out. hello let me introduce you to the new teacher of russian language and literature tatyana sergeevna levchenko tatyana sergeevna will also be your class teacher, please, love and favor. please, thank you , i won't disturb you. they already know me. and now i must meet you. let me ask you a question, right? she has been with us for a long time. what's for a long time? how long? maybe another week? and it depends a lot. go to in particular, how many of these questions will you ask me? and we love to ask questions, i see i'm a wolf head. migulka m who are we me and marusya and why don't you get up when they call you, i 'll ask you to get up. mironov you are late, sometimes i am. savchenko savchenko i

she's the mother of martyn hett.r lots of those families there are still questions unanswered. there is still more information they want and they will still keep asking those questions, lewis. but, yeah, ithink, you know, you noticed that they pay tribute to everybody who took part in the inquiry and i think there is a feeling that sirjohn saunders has carried out a very thorough review of what happened and they are very grateful to him for doing that. our thanks to danny for that. police say the baby found during the investigation into constance marten and mark gordon �*may have been dead for some time'. officers have been giving an update into the search, and say the case has now been referred to the police watchdog. my team have been working on this investigation for the past eight weeks and we have travelled across the country as part of our searches for this baby. we are truly devastated by the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt here in brighton and across the country today. we know there are still m

fegan channelled the loss of her son into something that could potentially the lives of others martyn'slly a legislation that we are asking the government to in to have security at venues because up to this point actually there no legislation to keep safe and venue. it's just an option for the moment. obviously it's too late for martin, but for the children, i've got grandkids and i want my and i want every in this country to be able go out and enjoy themselves, but still come home at night . sophie reaper. gb news at night. sophie reaper. gb news well, let's get more live with sophie, who's in manchester us and sophie just to explain to people this is the third part of this pretty comprehensive inquiry and this will address in detail what the secure city services m15 and others knew and perhaps whether there was an opportunity to stop abedi . opportunity to stop abedi. absolutely. this is the third and final volume of the manchester arena inquiry. of course, looking at not only the failures on that night, but how we can now learn from all of those things that went wrong to prevent anyt

madam deputy speaker martyn's law , formerly known as martyn's law, formerly known as the protect dutyroportionate new security requirements for certain public premises throughout the uk . they premises throughout the uk. they will be better prepared, ready to respond and their staff will know what to do in the event of terrorist attack. martin's will clarify who was responsible for security activity at the premises in scope increase , premises in scope increase, accountability . we are also accountability. we are also considering a full inspection function would oversee compliance to provide appropriate advice where necessary to sanction . martin necessary to sanction. martin head was one of those killed in manchester. i'm enormously grateful to his mother, fagan murray and the martin lawes team as . well, as to survivors as. well, as to survivors against terror and all security partners, businesses , charities, partners, businesses, charities, local authorities and victims group that have informed our work . i've always been humbled work. i've always been humbled when i've met them a

martyn hett was one of those killed in manchester.experiences. the doctrines that underpin how the emergency services respond to incidents have improved since the attack. so i want to close by once again recognising the anguish and courage of the loved ones of those who were killed or hurt on that dreadful night, that united the country in sorrow and in disgust. we will continue to work nonstop to prevent further such tragedies being visited upon others, and i commend this statement to the house. ., ., , ., ~ and i commend this statement to the house. ., .,, ., ~ ,, house. yvette cooper. thank you, madam deputy — house. yvette cooper. thank you, madam deputy speaker. - madam deputy speaker. studio: that was the home secretary making a statement to the house following the public inquiry into the manchester arena attack which happened of course in 2017. she talked about the home office working very closely with security services to act on the recommendations of that inquiry, but also laid the responsibility out of the door of the bomber

well, first of all, i just want to say a big shout out to martyn and the black couples in because blackening to you on the way they all tune in. way here and, they all tune in. so right now is an amazing job. i want to talk about the last week the oscars , ashley week at the oscars, ashley graham and hugh . i'm sure you graham and hugh. i'm sure you have seen where he was very hugh grant, really and she was a little fake. can i say that word and over the top i think the personalities just didn't work together . she was accused of together. she was accused of being misogynistic. well, i think it's this way , isn't it? i think it's this way, isn't it? i thought he was a little bit rude personally. and i've interviewed 70 where you feel that 70 people where you feel that energy he little bit energy and he was a little bit like some questions like there were some questions i want to you're saying that want to but you're saying that i think could have done better think she could have done better but is that her way? well, but then is that her way? well, i remember him a long time ago , i rem

martyn's law is a legislation that we are asking the government to put to in have security at venuesp to this point, actually there is no legislation to keep people safe and venue. it's an option for the moment . obviously, it's too the moment. obviously, it's too late for martin, but for the children , i've got grandkids and children, i've got grandkids and i want my family and i want everybody in this country to be able to go out and enjoy themselves. but still come home at night . sophie reaper. gb news at night. sophie reaper. gb news well , we heard that fagan well, we heard that fagan accepts the apologies of the various he made failures on that night. it's quite unusual response. over the years we've spoken to various survivors and families to victims, and they don't necessarily share her accept sense of apologies, but i think one thing that everyone involved in this can agree on is the absolute necessary nature of the absolute necessary nature of the inquiry . the absolute necessary nature of the inquiry. in order to identify those key failures and to prevent anything like th

. —— more than 1000 ukrainians and their host families will be there, including martyn and yuliya chymeramportant. ukrainians need that, i starts. it is very important. i ukrainians need that, particularly at the moment. that ability to gather, as you said, to talk, do have that sense of security. we have a very strong community in the uk and a growing community as refugees havejoined us as and a growing community as refugees have joined us as well. so and a growing community as refugees havejoined us as well. so it and a growing community as refugees have joined us as well. so it will be important to us all. i’m have joined us as well. so it will be important to us all.— be important to us all. i'm 'ust wondering fl be important to us all. i'm 'ust wondering howi be important to us all. i'm 'ust wondering how easy i be important to us all. i'm 'ust wondering how easy it i be important to us all. i'm 'ust wondering how easy it is h be important to us all. i'm just wondering how easy it is to - be important to us all. i'm just i wondering how easy it is to focus be important to us all. i'm