i understand, you left a legacy in me, yes, this pepper here, martyn, should know where he is, vadimere is a photo of them together, apparently, the guys are completely frostbitten, first they beat them, then they ask what they need, so mikhailoch, you got off easy at night, dasha, you can’t be left alone at all, well, why did you have to do everything yourself, it was impossible they wouldn’t have had time to wait for yegor, pray, gleb could have been seriously injured during the fire, it was necessary to remove this bastard overnight. if it weren’t for his leg , he wouldn’t have left me, well, let’s talk to martyn, just be patient for a couple of minutes, i’m scanning the apartment, boss, look, it’s not martyn , wow, he came on his own, well, let’s talk, just a minute, in the apartment martin was left with a working laptop and mobile phone, i give you an image from the camera. why does this max live in st. petersburg, sumin wonders if it’s possible to come visit him for another month, i decided to deal with gleb and cook, it looks like it was there, egor, sol, they are already at t

we can now listen to what martyn oliver is saying. than what martyn oliver is saying. in organisationwhat martyn oliver is saying. fifi organisation that is at every level a reflection of the sectors we inspect and regulate. the teams i now lead drawn from schools, from further education, from the early years and from social care. i have colleagues inspecting the training of military recruits who have served time in the armed forces themselves. i have others inspecting prison education, who have worked, i did say worked, in prisons. that experience and insight is so important. it's what gives us credibility, credibility with you, credibility, credibility with you, credibility when we talk to those in power, and it's what gives us the right to inform parents about the services their children are getting. because that's the other side of the coin. we are of the system, but we exist, as you all exist, for children, for learners, and of course for parents and carers. and it is, or it really should be, a joint enterprise. we talk about raising standards and improving lives, but in truth ou

a metropolitan police firearms officer named for the first time as martyn blake has pleaded not guiltya, who was 24, was shot in streatham in south london after a car he was driving was stopped by police in september 2022. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is at the old bailey for us. what happened in court this morning? we now know the name of this officer, finally, martyn blake, a 40—year—old police firearms officer stood up at the old bailey this morning, confirmed his name for the first time, and entered a plea of not guilty to the murder of chris kaba in september 2022. the incident involved the police following mr kaba, the car he was driving, and stopping it in a residential street in streatham, and then a single gunshot was fired through the windscreen of the car, it hit chris cavett in the head and he was killed. the charge of murder against this police officer martyn blake then followed, and we have had some weeks in court where mr blake's legal team has attempted to maintain this anonymity around his name because of a threat that the judge considered had been made a

martyn blake, who is on bail, will go on trial this october.dnapped from a primary school in nigeria by heavily—armed gunmen. it's the second mass abduction in recent days and it has shocked a country where kidnapping for ransom has become a deadly business. last year, at least 3,600 people were seized by nigeria s armed gangs. this latest attack took place in kuriga. and a week ago, hundreds of people, mostly women and children, were kidnapped near ngala in the lawless north—east, where boko haram and otherjihadist groups have terrorised civilians for years. 0ur west africa correspondent mayenijones reports. this has become an all—too—familiar site, desperate parents begging the authorities for help. 280 children, some as young as eight, were dragged out of their morning school assembly by armed men and were taken into a nearby forest. some managed to escape but hundreds are still missing, their parents are beside themselves. "please come and help us," this mother says, "where is the president? where is the governor? our school children were t

martyn blake, who is on bail, will go on trial this october. tom symonds, bbc news, the old bailey. a hundred warnings to health bodies and the government last year linked to pressures on the nhs. these letters are written when a coroner believes action is needed to protect lives — twice as many warnings were issued last year as before the pandemic, bbc research shows. they highlighted issues including long waiting times and staff shortages. our health correspondent jim reed has the details. the only way to describe it, i've worked in elderly care since i was 16, i know what a heart attack looks like. just over a year ago, karen's husband was taken to hospital with chest pains. sean had to wait, first in doncaster a&e and then for three hours for an ambulance to transfer him to sheffield. he died that same day. my exact words were to the coroner, "i could have got him there faster in the car." and she said, "well, no, cos he needed an ambulance." well, if he needed the ambulance, why wasn't the ambulance there? i got him to the hospital in time. after his inquest, nhs west yorkshire

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martyn blake has pleaded not guilty to murdering the 2a—year—old, following a police stop of the carhat happened and what was a response from the police? this what happened and what was a response from the police? this was a name we didn't _ response from the police? this was a name we didn't know _ response from the police? this was a name we didn't know until— response from the police? this was a name we didn't know until this - name we didn�*t know until this morning and we only found out when the clerk of the court at the old bailey read out the case and martin blake said to his feet and gave his plea seen his name and sandy�*s date of birth as well. that is because last year a judge decided to overturn an anonymity order which had been put in place, and that order had been put in place because the police had intelligence that martyn blake had faced a threat to his personal safety, having been charged with murder following the shooting of chris kaba in september 2022. the immediate challenge that judgment, that decision, to keep them anonymous amount because it is a standard prac

this is martyn hett, terrorists.hett, who was, tragically killed, and his mother has been working on this. and it was a horrific event, obviously. and we had all that don't look back in anger nonsense after it, when of course, we need to look back in anger measures anger and the measures will include staff needing include venue staff needing counter—terror , which counter—terror training, which seems reasonable, bosses carrying out stringent risk analysis inside and outside premises and beefing up electronic such as electronic security such as metal detectors. and it's going to be called martyn's law. and again , this is where are now. again, this is where we are now. we done something we should have done something about earlier for about it much earlier when, for example, who did this example, the guy who did this attack, whose parents had radicalised libya , and radicalised him in libya, and then them in the country, then we let them in the country, you are going you know, so what are you going to it's the stage yo

a metropolitan police firearms officer charged with murdering chris kaba has been named as martyn blakeptember 2022. the officer's trial is due to begin in october. )the government's counter—extremism commissioner says london has become a "no—go zone forjews" during weekend pro—palestinian marches. robin simcox urged ministers to "be bolder and be willing to accept higher legal risk" when tackling extremism. last week prime minister rishi sunak warned of forces "trying to tear the country apart." new rules on paternity leave have come into force in england, scotland and wales. fathers will be able to take their two weeks of statutory leave in two chunks instead of one. campaign groups want all fathers to be given more time off work and better pay. you are watching bbc news. the former british prime minister theresa may is to stand down as an mp at the general election. she's represented maidenhead in berkshire since 1997. in a statement to the maidenhead advertiser, she says she's taken the "difficult" decision because her work on issues including modern slavery and human trafficking is

a metropolitan police firearms officer — publicly identified for the first time as martyn blake — hasstopped by police. my colleague tom symonds has been following the story this morning we arrived at the old bailey for this hearing and we have never known the name of this police officer, a 40—year—old metropolitan police firearms officer. and when the clerk of the court stood up to announce the case, that's the first time that martin blake's name was mentioned in court. he then stood himself to confirm his name, his age and his date of birth and to enter his guilty plea. and so what has happened here is that it is normal in murder cases for the defendant to be named and that name to be given in court and to be reportable. in this case, the officer had concerns that there was some intelligence the police had that there might be a threat to safety and so last year the judge was asked to consider whether his name should be withheld from the court reporting and he decided if you like a split decision. he decided to withhold the address of the officer and any images of the officer, so we

a metropolitan police firearms officer charged with murdering chris kaba has been named as martyn blakeation in streatham, south london, in september 2022. the officer's trial is due to begin in october. the government's counter—extremism commissioner says london has become a �*no—go zone forjews' during weekend pro—palestinian marches. robin simcox also urged ministers to �*be willing to accept higher legal risk�* when tackling extremism. rishi sunak�*s spokesman said the prime minister took concerns of extremism �*extremely seriously�* and noted a rise in both anti—semitism and anti—muslim hatred. patients in parts of england are facing an uphill struggle to see a gp, after an analysis showed wide regional variation in doctor numbers. the nuffield trust think tank found kent and medway had the fewest gps per person, followed by bedfordshire, luton, and milton keynes. you�*re live with bbc news. gunmen have kidnapped more than 200 schoolchildren in nigeria, the second kidnapping in a week. in the northeast, authorities are searching for at least 200 people kidnapped earlier this week b

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. >> a new and >> it's a new law, and it's called martyn's law , named called martyn's law, named afterrena bomb, which killed 22 back in 2017, and his mother's been campaigning for the last five years to get this law , brought in. she suddenly law, brought in. she suddenly sort of revamped it because of what happened in moscow, which has been which was so, so horrific last week and the kind of thing she wants, which is actually it makes sense. counter counter—terror training for venue staff , risk analysis by venue staff, risk analysis by bosses, something that m15 could help with metal detectors when people go in and out. and certainly i mean things things like the training for venue staff, things really useful. i've just done some counter—terror training and you learn little things like, if you find a suspicious, a suspicious package , don't phone the police package, don't phone the police on the on your mobile within 15m on the on your mobile within15m of it. >> yeah, it almost seems obvious, but i didn't know that. >> but things like that could actually be useful. government are co

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