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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

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

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 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

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

but what was interesting was this morning, funnily enough, this morning i spoke to merseyside police e 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

that they got a guilty verdict in this case because this has been a very pressurised case for merseyside policeear from some people that they actually had to go to court to force them to hand over cctv footage which was key to the investigation. also key was witnesses and they worked hard to get people to come forward and give statements and one witness was key and she has been given lifetime anonymity but that one gave evidence from behind screens and she was the one person who directly linked thomas cashman to the shooting on the night because thomas cashman turned up at her house after the shooting had taken place in an agitated state saying he needed a change of clothing and later she overheard him telling a boyfriend that he had donejerry, meaning he was trying to shootjoseph nee —— joey. thomas cashman was a high—level cannabis dealer and he is now of course a convicted child murderer. our colleague danny savage has been looking into the background of the case. ten o'clock at night in late august last year, a barely believable sequence of events in this street led to a nine—year—old girl

merseyside police say they'll hunt down those who helped thomas cashman after he was convicted of theued over a skiing accident in 2016. a warning that thousands of venues could

merseyside police released cctv footage of the chase . olivia was footage of the chase. olivia was killed shortly after the moments that you can see if you're watching on television . the 34 watching on television. the 34 year old has been found guilty her murder and of the attempted murder of joseph nee. cheryl corbell held her daughter's pink teddy up as she left the court today. teddy up as she left the court today . now teddy up as she left the court today. now his teddy up as she left the court today . now his majesty the king today. now his majesty the king has made history by becoming the first british monarch to address german parliament, giving a speech in both german and engush speech in both german and english king charles made the invasion of ukraine a focus of his speech . the war as his speech. the war as unprovoked and later telling ukrainian refugees that he was praying for them. also condemned what he called the unimaginable suffering of innocent people . suffering of innocent people. defence secretary ben wallace has addressed an alarming rise in sex of

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

to try to ease pressure on the service and get vulnerable people the help they need, merseyside policelife... 0wen is a mental health nurse. we can try and help them and give them access to services that can can support around their mental health. with police officer paul, they travel through the streets of liverpool visiting those who are experiencing poor mental health. it'sjust about speaking to people with respect. they might have experienced mental health crisis, or there might be some sort of mental health episode. so i always think that we should always deal with people correctly, no matter what. police can detain someone if they're thought to be mentally vulnerable. but they argue having 0wen here helps to prevent that, because he can try and get the person the help they need. data obtained by newsnight shows that 21 forces recorded a significant increase in mental health incidents over the last five years. here in merseyside, there's been a nearly fourfold increase. it's late afternoon, and we've just pulled up outside a house. we're about to go and see a veteran who has been

merseyside police has released cctv footage of the chase. olivia was killed just moments later. 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 on that one right here on gb news. now,

merseyside police says a 16—year—old has been arrested following the incident. the first leg, and struggling domestically — despite being europe's highest spenders in the january transfer window. their manager knows they're under the microscope. the position we are in you should always welcome the pressure, because it means you're in a fantastic situation which is to compete for the last eight of the champions league. it's a wonderful competition, and it would be a special night. it was a special occasion in dortmund and i am sure it would be the same at stamford bridge tomorrow. there is nothing else to say apart from we're looking forward to playing the game and competing to go through. it's a fantastic competition and we want to progress. well paris saint german play in europe this week too — and 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

that shot would prove fatal to olivia in the following days merseyside police began. the killing of a nine year old child is an absolute and crosses every single boundary and i would urge them to do right thing so we can put this behind bars. meanwhile as the hunt for the gunman , a as the hunt for the gunman, a heartbroken community gathered together to lay. olivia corbell rest now seven months on merseyside side police continue push their crackdown on beforehand climate policy was relatively low intelligence unfold was relatively low since the unfortunate unfortunate events . our engagement with that events. our engagement with that with this community must be massively improved shows the community can change. it's now that the murder of olivia corbell will be a watershed moment for gun crime on merseyside side streets so that other family will have to feel the pain that hers did. sophia ripa . liza, so sad . it's i mean, ripa. liza, so sad. it's i mean, it's just such an absolute tragedy talking about innocence , being caught up in this sort of thing. it just it ju

good morning merseyside police. good morning to you . peter. we just want to to you. peter.from you into this report . well obviously it's this report. well obviously it's published overnight and i haven't had the opportunity to read it line by line, but it was pretty heavily, heavily trailed yesterday in a couple of public actions i read. so i have pretty goodidea actions i read. so i have pretty good idea what was concept was going to . be well, that idea going to. be well, that idea will be kept to peter until we can re—establish that link again. neil and murali joins us now to talk about all matters political. but this going to take up a lot of space in the papers and on television and radio . the thing is it's an radio. the thing is it's an investigation into the police, but people's fear be does this represent all forces? yeah, absolutely. i and i think there is a big issue here. the uk government as , well about him government as, well about him and his home secretary to reassure the public that actually we can have faith in our police force . and the our police force

gun crime has scarred merseyside for generations and the police acknowledge they can't arrest their wayouncils and communities, businesses and charities to offer young people positive alternatives to crime. the mother of the woman murdered by oscar pistorius has appeared before a parole board examining whether the south african athlete should be released from prison early. june steenkamp's lawyer said a ruling would be delivered later today. this is the first parole hearing for the former paralympian since being convicted of murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp more than a decade ago in south africa. the bbc�*s africa correspondent andrew harding reports. he was a superstar. oscar pistorius, the blade runner. the paralympic athlete in a relationship with the south african model and television personality reeva steenkamp. but in 2014, pistorius was put on trial for murder, accused of deliberately shooting steenkamp on valentine's day as she hid behind a locked door in his bathroom. i got to the bed and then i realised reeva wasn't there. pistorius said he mistook her for a burglar, b

to try to ease pressure on the service and get vulnerable people the help they need, merseyside policeice officer. newsnight�*s uk editor sima kotecha has more. you might go from speaking to somebody who is seriously considering taking their own life. owen is a mental health nurse. we can try and help them and give them access to services that can can support around their mental health. with police officer paul, they travel through the streets of liverpool visiting those who are experiencing poor mental health. it'sjust about speaking to people with respect. they might have experienced mental health crisis, or there might be some sort of mental health episode. so i always think that we should always deal with people correctly, no matter what. police can detain someone if they're thought to be mentally vulnerable. but they argue having owen here helps to prevent that, because he can try and get the person the help they need. data obtained by newsnight shows that 21 forces recorded a significant increase in mental health incidents over the last five years. here in merseyside, there's bee

gun crime has scarred merseyside for generations and the police acknowledge they can't arrest their waycharities to offer young people positive alternatives to crime. it's a revolting sight we've seen far too many times, raw sewage being pumped directly into the sea and over the last 12 months stomach—churning pictures have been shared from across the country. you might remember these pictures from st agnes in devon where beach goers watched the clear water turn brown in october following a sewage spill. and this last august shows thousands of dead fish near swindon after a sewer burst. later today the environment agency is expected to publish data revealing just how much raw sewage was dumped into england's rivers and coastal areas last year. our science and environment correspondent victoria gill has been speaking to wild swimmers about their concerns. we're actually going with the flow! braving the chilly water of the river wharfe. whoo! going under the tree! we do this every day. every week. for the wild swimmers here in ilkley, this river is a lifeline. we don'tjust swim together,

gun crime has scarred merseyside for generations and the police acknowledge they can't arrest their wayple positive alternatives to crime. 15—minute cities, where everything you need is within a 15—minute walk or bike ride, are an idea being explored around the world. but the concept has ignited fierce debate and conspiracy theories. anna holligan has been looking at why. the 15— minute city... 15—minute cities — they've become a magnet for protests around the world, from canada to the uk, with conspiracy groups claiming, without evidence, they're designed to imprison us in our neighbourhoods and limit ourfreedoms. yet the idea seems pretty pragmatic — to have everything we need from doctors and supermarkets to work and schools within easy reach, by foot or bicycle. the misinterpretation has roots in the uk, where two separate plans to cut carbon emissions, one involving low traffic neighbourhoods and another based on the 15—minute city, were blended together. in oxford, those have been mixed up and things have been added and it has become a way larger thing which i think has also made

gun crime has scarred merseyside for generations and the police acknowledge they can't arrest their way at the wrong time. we were searching around to find the best deal and at the time it was either close or take what was on offer at the time. we wanted to open a year ago but obviously with the prices through the roof we had to stop. so this kitchen and pub in stockport remains a work in progress. plans to serve food are on hold because of energy bills. it is sad that we have just had to postpone everything in order to get to the point of making it financially viable. since october businesses have been getting support with energy costs. their bills have been capped, but that scheme has cost the taxpayer £18.4 billion, so from tomorrow a new scheme starts, offering a discounted rate instead, estimated to costjust £5.5 billion for the coming year. but with some saying their bills could rocket by more than 100%, it is feared 300,000 small businesses might need to restructure, downsize or even close. there is some good news, official figures confirm today that at the back end of last year

merseyside, there's been a nearly fourfold increase. it's late afternoon and we've just pulled up outside a house. we're about to go and see a veteran who has been in contact with the policeo 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 save lives. sima kotecha, bbc news, liverpool. a 25—year—old singer from london is to be the uk's entry for this year's eurovision song con

merseyside, there's been a nearly fourfold increase. it's late afternoon, and we've just pulled up outside a house. we're about to go and see a veteran who has been in contact with the police 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. more than 500 schools in parts of the uk have been closed because of heavy snow. icy conditions have gripped much of the country in the past day, with —16 celsius recorded in the scottish highlands — the colde

pressurise case from merseyside preece, one of the most emotional that the senior investigating officer told me that in his 30 odd years he is had to deal with it in his career in the policek hard to get people on site, but there is a level of fear and intimidation in the community around this case. , such was the level of fear from some people that they actually had to go to court to force them to hand over cctv footage which was key to this investigation. also key west witnesses. they worked really hard to get people to come forward and give statements. 0ne witness has been given lifetime amity but she was giving evidence in court from behind screens and she was the one person who directly learn, casual to the shooting on the night because he turned up at her house after the shooting had taken place in an agitated state saying he needed a change of clothing. later she heard them over telling a boyfriend that he was trying to show joseph ney, the man who was shot that led to 0livia's death. thomas cashman himself was a self—confessed high—level cannabis dealer but is now a convicted child murderer. he will be sentenced on monday. 0ur colleague danny savage has been looki