merseyside police would not...efly? merseyside is no place for weapons, for guns, i isn't it, briefly? merseyside is no| place for weapons, for guns, that message was heard loud and clear after the incident last summer and i am very grateful to the community and those brave witnesses who came forward. the police could not have secured thatjustice without the support of the community and i know that will continue.— that will continue. thank you for talkint to that will continue. thank you for talking to us- — it is 18 minutes to eight. i don't think i have ever spoken to you where there has not been an exciting story, an exciting match!— story, an exciting match! there is levels of excitement. _ story, an exciting match! there is levels of excitement. just - story, an exciting match! there is| levels of excitement. just waiting, waitint , levels of excitement. just waiting, waiting. and _ levels of excitement. just waiting, waiting, and just _ levels of excitement. just waiting, waiting, and just on _ levels of exci

merseyside police has released footage of the moment , merseyside police has released footage of theted drug dealer towards ms. corbell home. the jury at manchester crown court also found him guilty . the attempted found him guilty. the attempted murder of joseph and wounding olivia's with intent to do grievous harm. the chief constable merseyside police, serena kennedy says the investigation is still for the person responsible for olivia's murder. thomas cashman to justice . i know that will never justice. i know that will never bnng justice. i know that will never bring olivia back, but the family will get some small comfort in knowing the that took their daughter away from them is now behind bars. their daughter away from them is now behind bars . we are still now behind bars. we are still hunting those people who enabled that murder to take who supplied the where the owners and we will carry on until we identify those people responsible . now the king people responsible. now the king has visited a nato military base dunng has visited a nato military base during his historic visit

detector soup ended mark baker from merseyside per seat police.is put peterlee shot. armed with two guns, cash and closes in, fires once more. then the gunjams, seeing a chance and desperate to escape, joseph nee escapes for his life by heading through an open front door. olivia pratt—korbel was inside, her mother had open the door, having had the noise outside. she tried to stop the strangers getting in. olivia was fighting by the commotion and came downstairs and was fatally wounded, the shots were fired through the front door. the man firing the gun was thomas cashman. he was arrested after a huge manhunt. a father himself, he murdered someone else's little girl, hoping to get away with it. but that was never going to happen. the murder horrified the nation but cashman still had a grip of fear over the neighbourhood. the streets around the scene with a of door bell cameras, cctv and dash cams. one even captured the shots fired atjoseph nee in the street. we know through cctv inquiry that we are making, people refuse access to cctv which meant w

but the issue of guns and gangs on the streets of merseyside still remains.n violence. a warning this report does contain some distressing images. —— the city's history of gun violence. this rally against gun crime recently united hundreds of people, horrified by increasingly brazen shootings, often in broad daylight. gunshots. communities want an end to shootings like this one when people ran for their lives as a gunman repeatedly fired at a man's back and legs. somehow the victim survived. that shocking incident took place here, half a mile from where olivia pratt—korbel lived, seven weeks before she was shot dead. police say it's not linked to her murder, but the video clearly shows why people in this community were already frightened. and sadly, olivia was not the first child to die during decades of gun violence in the north—west. in 2007, ii—year—old rhstones was shot dead in liverpool. exactly 15 years to the day before olivia died. his football coach was just yards away when rhys was hit by crossfire between rival gangs. he's not surprised another chi

merseyside police has august. merseyside police has released cctv footage of the moment thomas cashman chased a convicted drug dealer towards miss bell's home. olivia was killed just moments later. he was also found guilty of the attempted murder of joseph nee . attempted murder of joseph nee. the king has made history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german parliament, giving a speech in both german and english. king charles made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech , ukraine a focus of his speech, describing the war as unprovoked and telling ukrainians he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering caused by president vladimir putin. here, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has announced his party will freeze tax bills this year . he unveiled the pledge at a launch of labour's local election campaign in swindon . election campaign in swindon. the move would be funded, he said , by a windfall tax on the said, by a windfall tax on the profits of

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league for liverpool cost the fowler himself at salah in this tournament 129 goals from now on, the merseysidersto fifth place in the tottenham standings they are separated by only three points, with a match in the reserve, something suggests that a ticket to the champions league. liverpool will still win this result next season, by the way. probably slightly rehabilitated the team after losing two five to real madrid, by the way, the royal club in la liga again lost points, this time in the confrontation with betis 00 or just meeting the backlog of creamy from barcelona for already nine points. the catalans 1:0 the day before defeated valencia rafini distinguished himself from fernantores. didn't score a penalty arauha. at the same time, he retired, fortunately for the fans. barça hold on to the team's victory. xavi still succeeded in the series leader of the season. napoli finally lost to the offenders made by lazio 1:0. however, dances were smarter, while a solid smell remained 15 points from the nearest pursuer. inter players at ratsoure 2.0 coped with lecho the day before. but in the centra

maria corr from cheshire and merseyside crown prosecution service.rosecution service, this certainly has been the most challenging case to deal with. the murder of olivia shocked a nation. she was murdered in her own home by the callous, ruthless pursuit by thomas cashman ofjoseph nee. he was not prepared to consider the consequences of his actions. two loaded guns on the streets of dovecott. he has devastated a family, and all who loved 0livia. a court in moscow has ordered a us journalist to be held in prison over spying charges. a hearing has taken place in the last hour for evan gershkovich, who was arrested. a russian foreign ministry spokesperson said they believe evan gershkovich was conducting activities not related to journalism on assignment from the americans. in a statement the wall street journal said it �*vehemently denies the allegations from the fsb — that's russia's security service — a short time ago gershkovich�*s lawyer spoke outside court, saying he was not admitted to the hearing but the journalist will be held until the end of

the red devils let swords pass from the merseysiders to everyone.y managed to score a prestige goal this time there was no such luxury about liverpool's historic victory and not just our story right now. we have not seen this yet. actually, as our ancestors did not see liverpool at twenty in the sixth round of the english premier league, the skating rink walked through manchester united as much as 7.0 , the team of jurgen, the bug, won. it is interesting that for 42 minutes the teams could not hit each other's goal, but then the hosts, the fields, could not be stopped twice, twice. well, there are twice in salah, they distinguished themselves, and firmin put an end to the duel, who will leave the club in the summer, let's remind mohamed, while the two boobs of the egyptian on goals scored in the premier league for liverpool cost the fowler himself at salah in this tournament 129 goals from now on the mercisans they rise to fifth place in the tottenham standings and are separated by only three points, when playing in the reserve, something suggests t

merseyside police has attack. merseyside police has released cctv footage of the moment. thomas cashman chased a convicted drug dealer towards miss cabello's home. olivia was killed just moments later. the jury killed just moments later. the jury at manchester crown court also found the 34 year old guilty of the attempted murder of joseph nee and the chief constable of merseyside police, serena kennedy said the investigation is still ongoing for the person responsible for olivia's murder. thomas cashman to justice. i know that will never bring olivia back, but hopefully the family will get some small comfort in knowing the person that took their daughter away from them is now behind bars. we are still hunting down those people who enabled that murder to take place , who supplied the gun , place, who supplied the gun, where the guns and we will carry on until we identify those people responsible . king charles people responsible. king charles visited a nato military base dunng visited a nato military base during his historic state visit to germany today . king charles to g

merseyside police has august.mas cashman chased a convicted drug dealer towards miss bell's home. olivia was killed just moments later. he was also found guilty of the attempted murder of joseph nee . attempted murder of joseph nee. the king has made history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german parliament, giving a speech in both german and english. king charles made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech , ukraine a focus of his speech, describing the war as unprovoked and telling ukrainians he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering caused by president vladimir

merseyside police released door. merseyside police released cctv footage of the chase.via was just moments later. the 34 year old has been found of her murder and of the attempted of joseph nee . terrell attempted of joseph nee. terrell corbell held up her daughter's pink teddy as she left the court . well, in other news today, the king has history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german , giving a speech in the german, giving a speech in both and english. king made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech, describing the war as unprovoked , later telling as unprovoked, later telling ukrainian refugees that he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering of innocent people . the defence innocent people. the defence secretary has addressed an alarming rise in sex offence cases within military by saying things are . ben wallace says things are. ben wallace says rise is due to victims feeling more confident about coming forward . that comes as more than forward. that comes as more than 300 sexual offences act in

merseyside police released door. merseyside police released cctv footage of the chase.via was just moments later. the 34 year old has been found of her murder and of the attempted of joseph nee . terrell attempted of joseph nee. terrell corbell held up her daughter's pink teddy as she left the court . well, in other news today, the king has history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german , giving a speech in the german, giving a speech in both and english. king made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech, describing the war as unprovoked , later telling as unprovoked, later telling ukrainian refugees that he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering of innocent people . the defence innocent people. the defence secretary has addressed an alarming rise in sex offence cases within military by saying things are . ben wallace says things are. ben wallace says rise is due to victims feeling more confident about coming forward . that comes as more than forward. that comes as more than 300 sexual offences act in

merseyside dealer to her front. merseyside police has released cctv footage of the chase.been found guilty of her murder and of the attempted murder and of the attempted murder of joseph nee . cheryl murder of joseph nee. cheryl cobell held up her daughter's pink teddy as she left court. now the king has made history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german parliament. giving a speech in both german and english, king charles made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech describing the war as unprovoked and telling ukrainians afterwards he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering caused by president vladimir putin. that's a breaking news that we've received within the last half hour or so, guards at heathrow airport will stage ten days of strike action from tomorrow. that's after last ditch talks failed to resolve their dispute over pay over 1400, unite

merseyside police has august. merseyside police has released cctv footage of the moment thomas cashman chased a convicted drug dealer towards miss bell's home. olivia was killed just moments later. he was also found guilty of the attempted murder of joseph nee . attempted murder of joseph nee. the king has made history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german parliament, giving a speech in both german and english. king charles made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech , ukraine a focus of his speech, describing the war as unprovoked and telling ukrainians he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering caused by president vladimir putin. here, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has announced his party will freeze tax bills this year . he unveiled the pledge at a launch of labour's local election campaign in swindon . election campaign in swindon. the move would be funded, he said , by a windfall tax on the said, by a windfall tax on the profits of

the number of guns being fired on merseyside has fallen significantly over the last decade, though last five deaths in as many months, and cases like olivia's highlight the risk of any bullet being fired. i don't know how many people were harmed as a result of me putting firearms on the street, but no doubt people were harmed and it's something i massively regret. sicarius mcgrath was part of an organised crime gang in liverpool, jailed for violence and gun offences, now rehabilitated. he's started to work with gang members to turn their lives around. any life is unfortunate if it's lost to any type of crime or any type of violence. but the fact that it's an innocent child in their own home, or going about their business, makes it much worse. and i believe there's many more incidents to come like that. the jailing of thomas cashman may bring some small comfort to olivia's family. i'm on it as well. but, of course, it can't bring her back. her childhood has been cruelly and senselessly snatched away. that can never be repaired. i was inside court room number one when the verdicts were re

merseyside police says a 16 year old has been arrested following the incident.rman play in europe this week as well — but a blow for them. they're without striker neymar who's set to miss the rest of the season — after the club announced he's to have surgery following an ankle injury. the brazilforward suffered ligament damage during psg's domestic clash with lille last month. he'll be out for their crucial champions league last 16 tie against bayern on wednesday, with the german side one—up from the first leg. psg say it'll be 3 to 4 months before he can return to training. england's cricketers have missed out on a one—day international series clean sweep against bangladesh. they lost the final game earlier by 50 runs in chittagong. patrick geary reports. a test of hydration and motivation. even with the series done at a world cup year, every game has an angle to find. bangladesh was still searching, looking for every run but not quite completing the mall. just too slow and run out. england experimented, just 18, their youngest ever bowler and wicked taker in t

will remain cloudy and murky, some drizzle but it will brighten up in northern ireland, around merseysideure in belfast. this evening and overnight rain advances north and overnight rain advances north and east, more rain coming in through northern ireland and western scotland, also some further rain in the south—west where it will be blustery. a milder night than last night, more or less across the board. internet tomorrow, we continue to drag in this mild air from the source across on a sure represented by the yellow and amber colours. but it means it will be wet. we have the rain coming in across northern ireland and scotland pushing north—east, the rain in south—west england moving north—east across england and wales and in between, limited brightness, a fair bit of cloud but the rain petting up later across wales and south—west england but again, quite blustery. tomorrow temperature is between 14 and 16 degrees. thursday is a mixture of bright spells and sunshine and showers, some of the showers heavy and thundery. still blustery winds especially through the english channel, but if a

here in merseyside, there's been a nearly fourfold increase.n inside and see if he's 0k. 21 years, raf. and i don't know, i don't know how to save my life. i think i've been in prison about eight times. i think i've been to court about 53 times. no one cares, love. no—one cares. how does calling paul and owen help you? it keeps me alive. it's all i've got. senior police officers have spoken out about spending too much time on cases like this one. but people like paul often call 999 as their first resort when looking for help. the home office says to free up police time, a new approach is being developed, which will make it easier for staff in police control rooms to identify the right agency to deploy at the outset, when responding to 999 calls concerning people in a mental health crisis. paul and owen feel working together is effective, where enforcement and empathy meet to save lives. unfortunately, he's not an isolated case. there's a lot of people like paul in the community. sima kotecha, bbc news, liverpool. details are beginning to emerge

merseyside dealer to her front. merseyside police has released cctv footage of the chase.via was killed just moments later. the 34 year old had been found guilty of her murder and of the attempted murder and of the attempted murder of joseph nee . cheryl murder of joseph nee. cheryl cobell held up her daughter's pink teddy as she left court. now the king has made history by becoming the first british monarch to address the german parliament. giving a speech in both german and english, king charles made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech describing the war as unprovoked and telling ukrainians afterwards he was praying for them. he also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering caused by president vladimir putin. that's a breaking news that we've received within the last half hour or so, guards at heathrow airport will stage ten days of strike action from tomorrow. that's after last ditch talks failed to resolve their dispute over pay over 1400, unite members are to walk out until easter sunday with flights likely to be disrupted. we'll keep up to date o

and one other football story goodison park hosted its first merseyside derby in the women's super leaguene all draw played in front of a crowd of more than 22 thousand fans. everton won 3—0 at anfield earlier this season but it was much closer this time, this was liverpool's equaliser scored by katie stengel. both sides had a goal disallowed in the second half. everton remain sixth with liverpool eighth. england's matt wallace is the man to catch at the halfway stage of the latest pga tour in the dominican republic he has a one shot lead heading into the weekend. meanwhile rory mcilroy has made it three wins from three at the world matchplay event. he beat america's keegan bradley three and two to move into the knockout stages. we're into the business end of the first women's premier league and there's been a moment of history for england bowler issy wong ——the women's six nations rugby championship gets under way tomorrow with wales v ireland, then mulitple champions england take on scotland who've lost their past nine test matches and have been thrashed by england in all of their previ

first match of the duel in england real won a strong-willed and crushing victory 5:2 against the merseysiders today an extremely difficult task however, liverpool is famous for crazy comebacks so it's too early to put an end to this confrontation in the other match of the evening, napoli will host eintracht from frankfurt, investigators kvara-shelia and the company are unlikely to want to lose the two-goal advantage gained in the first meeting in germany. however, eintracht will fight until the last minute, so the game promises to be a spectacular start both matches at 10:00 p.m. in kyiv. the kyiv construction worker ended his performance in the european cup. in the second quarter-final match on the road , the ukrainian team lost to the french shill. the kyivans failed to maintain their advantage in after gaining one point in the first game, the hosts gradually increased the gap and in the final quarter achieved a 20-point advantage, but the kyivans were close to a comeback, the builder managed to reduce the gap to four points 79-83. in the end, the best among the guests was goodwin, who scor

a stigma. about government policy, as soon as you try and say this you mentioned growing up on merseysidehat. because you're so proud, normally it is the first thing you mention. i'm particularly proud, after last week's football results, just saying. i'm not getting involved in that. i'm like penny mordaunt. i'm not going to add about football and i don't know what i'm talking about. did you get eurovision tickets? no. you're a government minister, you can't sit there for two hours in the middle of the day clicking on a website? did you try? actually, i don't know anyone. my mate did. but i don't know anybody who actually got them. and the great thing about eurovision is even if you don't get the tickets, you can do it at home. i'm sure you have eurovision parties at home. oh, yeah, totally. and i'll be definitely doing that this year, because i didn't get tickets either. i tried very hard. i had my laptop open on my lap on the bus. tethered to my phone. and then walking down the street. go to liverpool, just go to one of the night clubs. you can have the experience, the liverpudlian exp

that's because nick's school — in birkdale, merseyside — had previously received a visit from mark kings, in memory of his son oliver — asjohn maguire explains. it's the first day back for this head teacher, who has been off work since the final day of work last summer when he suffered a cardiac arrest in the playground. he was saved by staff using one of the school's defibrillators. i saved by staff using one of the school's defibrillators.- school's defibrillators. i am so luc , school's defibrillators. i am so lucky. and _ school's defibrillators. i am so lucky. and the _ school's defibrillators. i am so lucky, and the part _ school's defibrillators. i am so lucky, and the part that - school's defibrillators. i am so i lucky, and the part that everyone played in saving my life, and being able to be back in school today for the first time in months and months... the first time in months and months- - -— the first time in months and months... ., months... the soft reaction took 'ust 32 months... the soft reaction took just 32 seconds. _ months... the soft reaction took just 32 seconds.

here in merseyside, there's been a nearly fourfold increase. to go and see a veteran who has been in contact with the police on several occasions before talking about wanting to take his own life. so we're going to go inside and see if he's 0k. 21 years. raf. - i don't know. _ i don't have to save my life. ——i don't know how to save my life. i think i've been in - prison about eight times. i think i've been to. court about 53 times. no—one cares. how does calling paul and owen help you? it keeps me alive. it's all i've got. i senior police officers have spoken out about spending too much time on cases like this one. but people like paul often call 999 as their first resort when looking for help. the home office says to free up police time, a new approach is being developed, which will make it easier for staff in police control rooms to identify the right agency to deploy at the outset when responding to 999 calls concerning people in a mental health crisis. paul and owen feel working together is effective where enforcement and empathy meet to s

but what was interesting was this morning, funnily enough, this morning i spoke to merseyside policere these bafta nominations came out and my fee went up! i went in to talk to them. and what was quite interesting was, for me, whojoined the police in 1996, was the difference in supervision. it felt different. it felt more professional than when ijoined. now, whether or not that's just because i'm in a police training centre where recruits are coming in and everyone's trying their best, i don't know, but it felt better. fundamentally, policing is, you know, it's in a state of flux. i think society is changing so quickly, you know, and police forces are struggling to cope. you look at what's happening in the met, you know, with the casey report. we've got police forces in special measures around the country. i think gmp was in special measures for a while. you know, there's real problems. and i think issues like this come from the top. we see the government, you know, borisjohnson in government, when he was at the helm. if you've got somebody at the top, in management — i'm not talking

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the number of guns being fired on merseyside has fallen significantly over the last decade, though lastmed as a result of me putting firearms on the street, but no doubt people _ were harmed and it's- something i massively regret. sicarius mcgrath was part of an organised crime gang in liverpool, jailed for violence and gun offences, now rehabilitated. he's started to work with gang members to turn their lives around. any life is unfortunate if it's lost to any type of crime _ or any type of violence. but the fact that it's an innocent child in their own home, - or going about their business, makes it much worse. - and i believe there's many more incidents to come like that. i the jailing of thomas cashman may bring some small comfort to olivia's family. i feel i'm on it as well. but, of course, it can't bring her back. her childhood has been cruelly and senselessly snatched away. that can never be repaired. olivia mortiz, bbc news. i want to take you back to our top story today as we've been reporting. breaking news coming out of the us in the last hour or so with donald trump becoming

it will brighten up across northern ireland and into merseyside wales and the south—west, with sunshiner rain in the south—west of england. tonight will be a mild night than it was last night. as we head on into tomorrow, once again we are pumping in this mild airfrom the tomorrow, once again we are pumping in this mild air from the south west, moving across our shores but you can see from the weather fronts, it will not be a dry picture. we still have the rain across northern ireland, pushing north, the rain in the south west is also pushing north, in between there will be limited brightness and the rain picks up again across wales and south—west england. blustery conditions across the south and the west. temperatures on wednesday peaking at about 15 or 16 degrees. thursday is a mixture of bright spells and showers, some of the showers could be heavy, blustery winds in the south and the west, temperatures as high as 17 degrees somewhere in the east during the course of thursday. for many it is between 14 and 16 degrees. into thursday, we have an area of low pressure pushing rain and st

tim's daughter elle was shot dead in merseyside on christmas eve.nt and take a stand against gun and knife crime. we want the city and the region to come together and stand and let people know we are not putting up with this anymore, it's got to change. it's not for us, it's for the kids. at the end of the day it's those kids who ultimately have to make that decision to be a better person. and if they're better people their kids are going to be better people and it will go on, that's ourjob. what's the local delicacy in wrexham? this is part of a lands end tojohn o'groats walk being made by liverpool comedianjohn may. together they will continue to scotland and raise money for weapons down, gloves up, a scheme which offers kids a different course in life. people go out, "oh, you need i to punish them, you need to punish them, you need to punish them." it's like, well, that's all good and well, i but let's prevent it before we get to that stage. you can punish, punish, punish. is that enough of a deterrent? l i don't know. - but let's prevent it. bec

it was written by her real—life cop in merseyside. and based on his own experiences.ading the way, also based on real experiences of real—life doctor, adam k, this is going to hurt which stars ben wish or who you know from the james bond movies and it's about a junior doctor and all he went through his years of training. adam k, based on his own memoir. this was a year in britain where tv watching was dominated by the queen and she is nominated, there are nominations for two events involving the queen and the live event category because there are nominated for both the party, the palace, thejoy and celebration of the queen's platinum jubilee. that was the one that had the sketch with queen elizabeth ii and paddington bear. that is nominated on the bbc is also nominated on the bbc is also nominated for its coverage of the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii. a real reflection of some of the year's tv viewing there. that was our entertainment _ year's tv viewing there. that was| our entertainment correspondent. every year, millions of the butterflies migrate from canada

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tim's daughter, elle, was shot dead in merseyside on christmas eve.hange. what's the local delicacy in wrexham? probably oggie. ah, chance to have a proper welsh oggie. what's that? - it's like a welsh pasty. two weeks ago, these two strangers became friends. tim, a father bereaved in the most terrible of circumstances, and john may, a comedian who was taking a break for a fundraising walk. his inspiration — giving kids an alternative to violence and crime. i noticed he was starting his walk from land's end tojohn o'groats, i thought, "i'd like to get involved with that." we're on our own again. yeah, it's like the second half of the walk, especially for you. yeah. i only intended to stay for two days. here you are! nine days in or whatever it is. and there's been high moments and low moments, but we've been there for each other. going to scotland, lad. laughter is a healer. and he came across really well. and it's like we just connected. the scheme they're supporting is weapons down, gloves up. they put kids in the ring, the gym, and ultimately emplo

yeah. one exception, merseyside. yeah.ity, but nevertheless good that the nevertheless it's good that the albania all of a albania infiltrating it all of a sudden put a positive one as well in the chuckling. gold passed away yesterday and she was a fabulous. passed away yesterday and she was a fabulous . the female was a fabulous. the female entrepreneur actually . and i was entrepreneur actually. and i was in last at the house of commons celebrating . female celebrating. female entrepreneurship. the number of who referenced her as a role model because she went into a boardroom of men. famous story put her a proposition which will know about i don't need to repeat on a saturday morning programme. and all these guys said, well, as if women would be interested and anything like that course, ten years that. and of course, ten years later, she has one of the fastest growing retail outfits. i mean, people say in the world from big business from sort of a big business family maybe had a hand family and maybe she had a hand up or

the number of guns being fired on merseyside has fallen significantly over the last decade, though lastht the risk of any bullet being fired. i don't know how many people - were were harmed as a result of me i putting firearms on the street and i were no doubt people were harmed. and it's a massive regret. zacharias mcgrath was part of an organised crime gang in liverpool, jailed for violence and gun offences. now rehabilitated. he started to work with gang members to turn their lives around. any life, which is unfortunate if it's lost to any type of crime _ or any type of violence. but you know, the fact that it's an innocent child - in their own home or going - about their business makes it makes it much worse. and i believe there's many more incidents to come like that. - the jailing of thomas cashman may bring some small comfort to olivia's family. i feel i'm on it as well. but of course it can't bring her back. her childhood has been cruelly and senselessly snatched away. that can never be repaired. next, to germany, and the second day of king charles' state visit. and we've seen t

it will brighten up across northern ireland, in through merseyside, wales and the southwest with someit's going to be a milder night than it was last night. so as we head on into tomorrow, once again, we're pumping in this mild air from the azores. it's coming in from the southwest, moving across all our shores. but you can see from the weather fronts it's not going to be a dry picture. so we still have the rain across northern ireland, in scotland pushing north eastwards. we've got the rain in the south west of england, also pushing north eastwards. in between there'll be limited brightness and then the rain peps up again across wales and south west england, blustery conditions across the south and also the west. but temperatures on wednesday peaking at about 15 or 16 degrees. into thursday it's a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and some showers. some of the showers could be heavy and thundery still blustery winds in the south and also the west. and temperatures could get up as high 17 degrees somewhere in the east during the course of thursday. but for many, we're looking widely

merseyside police said a 16—year—old boy had been arrested on suspicion of encroaching onto a footballfield by stewards. there's a west london derby in the premier league tonight. brentford taking on fulham, with both sides in the top half of the table and eyeing the european places. henry moeran is at the game tonight with radio five live. they've been exceptional. there is no second season syndrome at all. note side as unbeaten as they have been. they have converted those who expected them to struggle in this season. entertaining football. thomas frank has them playing this buccaneer and, thomas frank has them playing this buccaneerand, brave thomas frank has them playing this buccaneer and, brave side. thomas frank has them playing this buccaneerand, brave side. remember that victory against manchester united which will live long in the memory of branford supporters which sets the tone for what this ground and atmosphere could be and what the supporters will look to see. they might go into this game a slight favourites, they are site who are free—flowing in terms of moving the ball

meanwhile, tonight it's the merseyside derby between everton and liverpool at goodison park. think about with the euro starts definitely helped and how the line assisted. this is what we want to do is play of this these massive stadiums and get loads of funds as well to support our teams. yeah, ithink of funds as well to support our teams. yeah, i think it'sjust going to be a great game. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. bayern munich have sacked manager julian nagelsmann after less than two years in charge. and appointed thomas tuchel as his replacement until 2025. manners been arrested a security threat. england's issy wong has taken the first hat—trick in the inaugural women's premier league. mumbai indians... beating the warriors. we touched on this in yesterday's sportsday, but there has been so much reaction to world athletics decision to ban transgender women from competing in the female category at elite events. it's raised more questions about fairness and inclusion across sport. the former british shot—put champion ame

brightening up across northern ireland, merseyside, parts of wales and the south—west. habits, such as constipation and diarrhoea, they wouldn�*t contact their doctor. we�*rejoined now by radio1 dj adele roberts, who is recovering from bowel cancer after receiving the all—clear, and her partner kate, and chief executive of bowel cancer uk, genevieve edwards. good morning. iwas good morning. i was surprised. there has been a lot of publicity and still shocking that people do not know the symptoms to look for that could save their lives. mast know the symptoms to look for that could save their lives.— could save their lives. most of what ou said, could save their lives. most of what you said. i — could save their lives. most of what you said. i was _ could save their lives. most of what you said, i was thinking _ could save their lives. most of what you said, i was thinking bad - you said, i was thinking bad student, that was me. in 2021! experienced all of those symptoms, blood in my poo. and when you see it, it is not a lot of blood, only a little, so you think may be m

manchester united players at the anfield back in 1895 year, the red devils let all swords pass from the merseysidersy managed to score a prestige goal this time there was no such luxury about liverpool's historic victory and not just our story right now. we have not seen this yet. actually, as our ancestors did not see it, liverpool in the twenty-sixth round of the english premier league walked like a skating rink around manchester united as much as 7.0, the squad of jurgen, the bug, won. it is interesting that for 42 minutes the teams could not hit each other's gates, but then the hosts, the fields, could not be stopped twice, twice. well if twice salah healed, and the end of the fight was put by firmin, who will leave the club in the summer, let's remind mohamed, while the two boobs of the egyptian on goals scored in the premier league for liverpool cost the fowler himself at salah in this tournament 129 goals from now on, the merseysians rise to fifth place in the tottenham standings they are separated by only three points, with a match in the reserve, something suggests that a ticket to the cham

meanwhile, in merseyside , pupils protested merseyside, pupils protested against skirt length inspections flipped tables and chanted while shaking fences over the introduction of stricter rules on toilet breaks. the rebellion is being widely circulated on tiktok. joining me to explain why it's going on is the head of education and cultural policy exchange . joanne cultural policy exchange. joanne williams, thank you for joining me. what's going on? and i mean this just a tick tock thing. are we seeing a massive problem with protesting kids ? i think it's protesting kids? i think it's actually both. i think children are protesting in schools up and down the country. it's far more than a handful of schools right now, but it's also something that they are circulating on tiktok and it's becoming a bit of a craze. it seems and these aren't just strikes, as you or i might understand the word . but might understand the word. but but in some instances , it seems but in some instances, it seems more akin to too many riots with urine being thrown around , urine being thrown around, overturned child

meanwhile, in merseyside , pupils protested merseyside, pupils protested against skirt length inspectionsen flipped tables and chanted while shaking fences over the introduction of stricter rules on toilet breaks. the rebellion is being widely circulated on tiktok. joining me to explain why it's going on is the head of education and cultural policy exchange . joanne cultural policy exchange. joanne williams, thank you for joining me. what's going on? and i mean this just a tick tock thing. are we seeing a massive problem with protesting kids ? i think it's protesting kids? i think it's actually both. i think children are protesting in schools up and down the country. it's far more than a handful of schools right now, but it's also something that they are circulating on tiktok and it's becoming a bit of a craze. it seems and these aren't just strikes, as you or i might understand the word . but might understand the word. but but in some instances , it seems but in some instances, it seems more akin to too many riots with urine being thrown around , urine being thrown around, overturned chi