a grim list of sex abuse claims against met officers.- grim list of sex abuse claims against met officersading for - against met officers. yes, this will not make happy reading for the i not make happy reading for the metropolitan police commissioner cressida _ metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick, who is already under the cosh— cressida dick, who is already under the cosh because of her force's behaviour— the cosh because of her force's behaviour at the clapham common vi-il behaviour at the clapham common vigil last— behaviour at the clapham common vigil last saturday. this is an investigation by the observer based on freedom of information requests, and it— on freedom of information requests, and it details 600 odd complaints against _ and it details 600 odd complaints against police officers, people employed by scotland yard. only 119 of those _ employed by scotland yard. only 119 of those cases were upheld. they range _ of those cases were upheld. they range from — of those cases were upheld. they range from rape to a variety of other— range from rape to a variety of other s

western areas seeing the strongest of the gusts, parts of northwest scotland covered by a met officed blustery weather will sink southeastwards into the first part of wednesday. there could be a brief window of quieter, even brighter weather for some during the day, but then you can see more rain pushing in from the west, briefly a little bit of snow over the high ground in scotland, because it will be a little bit colder here for a time, but milder further south. and as this next bout of rain arrives, the winds will pick up once again. this is where we see our deepest area of low pressure pushing through during wednesday night. a met office yellow warning in force — parts of england and wales, the potential for gales and travel disruption. pretty windy elsewhere as well. those winds only slowly easing as we head towards the end of the week, with plenty of showers. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: the duchess of sussex tells american tv that her treatment by the royal family led her to contemplate suicide. she tells oprah winfrey that one unnamed family member raised

in terms of the investigation, we've drafted in specialist officers from across the met and continue come forward with information and continue to pass information to us through the incident room. we are all looking to try and find sarah as quickly as possible. thank you. the principal financial backer of one of the uk's largest industrial groups has gone into administration. the appointment of administrators to greensill puts 5,000 jobs at risk at liberty steel and otherfirms. greensill capital, which counts former prime minister david cameron among its advisers, has been providing tens of millions of pounds per day in short term loans to gfg alliance. the hull west and hessle mp has announced she's standing down from labour's shadow cabinet. emma hardy was appointed as the shadow further education and universities minister last year after sir kier starmer was elected as the new labour leader. she is standing down to focus on her constituency work. john kerry is in london to discuss climate action. it is part of a three day visit to europe to strengthen global ambitions before major

gusts of 40 to 50mph in western areas, maybe 60 to 70mph in parts of north—west scotland, hence the met officeay, this band of rain with strong winds will push its way south eastwards. it will try to clear leaving some sunny conditions briefly but you can see rain is going to return from the south—west through the afternoon and with that the winds will start to pick up once again. wednesday night is set to be the windiest spell of the week as our deep area of low pressure approaches. notice a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on this chart, there will be gales quite widely, yellow warnings already in force for england and wales, the potential for some disruption. those winds will only very slowly ease through thursday and friday and we will end the week with a mix of sunshine and heavy showers. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. the duchess of sussex tells american tv that her treatment by the royal family led her to contemplate suicide. she tells oprah winfrey that someone within the palace raised questions about the skin colour of their son archie. so, we have in tandem the

in terms of the investigation, we've drafted in specialist officers from across the met and continue quickly as possible. thank you. the 27 million americans who have already had their coronavirus vaccine were given the green light today to return to something resembling normal life. the centre for disease control has relaxed its guidance for people who've had the jabs. and because covid instructions seem to cry out for cartoons, there's this nifty graphic. vaccinated households and can get together, in doors, no masks. it would seem you can even enjoy three bowls of soup. 0r vaccinated people can meet unvaccinated people, so long as they are young and relatively low risk. and here is what a vaccinated person should do if meeting people who are not vaccinated, and could be high risk. the masks stay on and the windows are open. 0n the upside — they get burgers. quite a lot of freedom. in fact, much more freedom than we have here in the uk. if you've had a jab here you still have to stick to the coronavirus rules. and only today did we take our first tentative step towards some normali

so the met office has issued a warning.h, but the strongest of the winds, the emphasis really, across england and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the we

so the met office has issued a warning.s, the emphasis really, across england and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the weekend. it's still going to stay

so the met office has issued a warning.nd and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the weekend. it's still going to stay windy. you'll still need to dodge th

so the met office has issued a warning.nd and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the weekend. it's still going to stay windy. you'll still need to dodge th

that is the latest from the met office. this is bbc news.polis is to pay $27 million to the family of george floyd in one of the biggest pre—trial settlements ever in a civil rights case. more now on that. dr rashawn ray is a david m rubenstein fellow in governance studies at the brookings institution and an expert in police—civilian relations. i asked him for his thoughts on this payout to george floyd's family. on one hand, it's unprecedented. i mean, as we know, it's pretty much the most amount that has been awarded for a civil proceeding as relates to a pre—trial leading up to the person who actually did the act. on the other hand, however, there is no amount of money that can bring back a loved one. we heard there from george floyd's brother and also the attorney benjamin crump, who made a good point about policy — that policy is the next step that needs to change to ensure that what we saw happened last year is something that can never happen again. so what kind of policies would you like to see changed? i think the biggest one that pe

of a0 to 50 mph in western areas, may be 60 to 70 mph in parts of north—west scotland, hence the met officeome sunny conditions briefly but you can see rain is going to return from the south—west through the afternoon and with that, the winds will start to pick up once again. the winds will start wednesday night is set to be the windiest spell of the week as our deep area of low pressure approaches. notice a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on this chart, there will be gales quite widely, yellow warning is already in force yellow warnings already in force for england and wales, the potential for some disruption. those winds will only very slowly ease through thursday and friday and we will end the week with a mix of sunshine and heavy showers. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the duchess of sussex has told oprah winfrey that life in the royal family made her contemplate suicide. she was interviewed alongside prince harry, she also says a member of the royalfamily raised harry, she also says a member of the royal family raised questions about the skin colour of their son ar

we have a tweet from the met office in the last couple minutes.ch does seem to be the case for some let's go to parliament square and our correspondent vishala sri pathnam. it does seem everyone has gone. i think there was a few people left with placards but in the last hour, we have seen people leave parliament square for supper earlier in the day as you mentioned, tim, organisers were expecting a few hundred people at the protest today. turn out wise, it probably exceeded those expectations. they did feel like a lot more people than what people were expecting. what the distinct difference from today compared to yesterday at that vigil in clapham common held for sarah everard was yesterday was a more sombre affair, it was about women's rights to be safe. today it was very much directed at the police. people with signs criticising the police, refuting what they describe as police brutality. there was certainly aggressive chanting but there weren't the clashes we saw yesterday. today it was a peaceful protest, largely socially distanced particularl

so the met office has issued a warning.h, but the strongest of the winds, the emphasis really, across england and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. you'll still need to dodge those sho

so the met office has issued a warning.espread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the weekend. it's still going to stay windy. you'll still need to dodge those showers, i'm afraid, an

so the met office has issued a warning.and and wales. and quite widespread through wednesday night into thursday. so, there'll also be some rain across parts of western scotland, north west england and wales, gradually drifting its way eastwards. sunny spells and scattered showers will gradually develop as we go through the day into thursday, but it's going to be a windy afternoon and temperatures, well, they should peak generally between 8—11 degrees. there's little change in the trend of the weather as we head towards the weekend. friday, still that significant low to the north. plenty of isobars on the charts, driving in weather fronts from the atlantic. so, it stays pretty unsettled. sunny spells and scattered showers the order of the day through friday. another blustery afternoon to come for many. dodge the showers, get some sunshine. we may again see temperatures peaking into double figures with highs of 11 degrees. little change as we head into the weekend. it's still going to stay windy. you'll still need to dodge t

already met office yellow warnings enforced for england and wales, but these are the kind of wind gustscould contain some hail. maybe some wintriness over higher ground because the air following on into the uk will not be particularly warm, and that continues on into friday. low pressure to the north, not as stormy by this stage, but still quite blustery. plenty of showers in the flow and a westerly wind bringing some relatively chilly air in our direction. there will be some spells of sunshine around, perhaps the best of that across eastern areas with some shelter. plentiful showers with some hail, maybe some wintriness, the odd rumble of thunder. temperatures between seven and 10 degrees. very similar weather on saturday. showers or longer spells of rain with some sleet and some hail mixing in. equally, some spells of sunshine and those temperatures by this stage down in single digits forjust about all of us. now, as we head through sunday and into next week, it looks like things are going to calm down. this area of high pressure is going to wobble its way northwards. it may be that w

this is still yet to be confirmed by the met office, but the high teens felt very pleasant indeed todayip in the air. but for most of us it's frost free. 6 or 7 degrees and also damp. from lincolnshire, east anglia, perhaps to the london area, there will be some light rain in the morning, but come the afternoon, the expectation is that the skies will clear across norfolk, suffolk into central southern england. also some sunshine again across one or two areas of scotland. so, glasgow could hit the highest temperature, 15 degrees celsius. for most of us, it's going to be a little bit less mild, shall we say? here's saturday, and saturday marks the vernal equinox, so that means it's the first day of astronomical spring. just a reminder — meteorological spring starts on 1st march, the 20th or 21st march is often astronomical spring. and very little change expected. it's going to be overall pretty cloudy with temperatures around 11 to 13 degrees. just a hint of a weather front there brushing the very far north—west of scotland. here's sunday and again little change. the high pressure is stil

officer. so for the met police — police officer. _ wider community. just on that theme, looking at the words the _ looking at the words the metropolitan police commissioner yesterday evening, she says it she understands that women in london and the wider public, particularly those in the area where sarah went missing, we'll be worried and may well be feeling scared. that is a conversation that will be happening in many families, in many households today? in many families, in many households toda ? . in many families, in many households toda ? , , , ., in many families, in many households toda? , ,, ., , today? yes, cressida dick, when she soke to today? yes, cressida dick, when she spoke to the — today? yes, cressida dick, when she spoke to the media _ today? yes, cressida dick, when she spoke to the media last _ today? yes, cressida dick, when she spoke to the media last night, i today? yes, cressida dick, when she spoke to the media last night, was i spoke to the media last night, was almost _ spoke to the media last night, was al

almost a week later, on tuesday night, the met police officer was arrested in kent. searching a house in deal and woodland near ashford. the met says it understands the public strength of feeling and is continuing discussions with the vigil�*s organisers. sarah's disappearance has highlighted the fear that many women feel while walking alone. the government say they are developing a new national strategy to tackle violence against women and girls. we do recognise this needs to be a focus. i think my reaction to all of the media coverage over the last few days, listening to the hundreds of stories, thousands of stories about women feeling unsafe, is that we do need to do more. more flowers are laid for sarah, expressing the shock and anger felt by the community here. simonjones, bbc news, ashford. well, let's hear that update from assistant commisioner of the metropolitan police, nick ephgrave as he confirmed the body found in kent was that of sarah everard. as you know, on wednesday evening detectives investigating the disappearance of sarah everard discovered a body

it was a met police officer who was arrested on suspicion of murder.ted on suspicion of murder.— suspicion of murder. it was described _ suspicion of murder. it was described is _ suspicion of murder. it was described is deeply - suspicion of murder. it was i described is deeply disturbing suspicion of murder. it was - described is deeply disturbing as welt _ described is deeply disturbing as welt the — described is deeply disturbing as well. the day after international women's — well. the day after international women's day, it's very moving seeing the women, _ women's day, it's very moving seeing the women, colleague, friends of mine _ the women, colleague, friends of mine sharing this stuff on social media _ mine sharing this stuff on social media about what it is like to be a woman— media about what it is like to be a woman on— media about what it is like to be a woman on your own. taking a bit of arrest. _ woman on your own. taking a bit of arrest, walking home. i'll be ok, i'll ring _ arrest, walking home. i'll be ok, i'll ring you — arrest, walk

but there is lots of low cloud across central, southern and eastern england, the met office has a warningl linger for much of the day. where we have clearer skies, a cold and frosty start, and we will see some sunshine. all this low cloud, mist and fog could drift west into east wales, but west wales should stay sunny. a chilly start. northern england, patchy mist and fog around glasgow, that she left, and also a cost northern scotland, —— also across northern scotland, that will lift and break. breezy in southern counties but writing up later in the afternoon. if you are stuck under the low cloud, mist and fog, it will feel cooler. if you are in the sunshine, you are in ten or 11. this evening and overnight, watch how all of this low cloud, mist and fog becomes more extensive. it will remain clear in western part of the uk, and under clear skies, remain clear in western part of the uk, and under clearskies, it remain clear in western part of the uk, and under clear skies, it will be a cold night with some frost. these are generally the overnight lows in towns and cities. we start tomorro

the met office this morning as a yellow weather warning in place for dense fog patches.s, it is going to stay in the low cloud. we will see outbreaks of rain today. one or two of those could contain the odd rumble of thunder as they move through. the temperature, however, as the rain moves through, could get a little milder. that's thanks to brighter spells generated. so temperatures potentially getting up to 13 celsius. that front will clear overnight. we will have a little bit left first thing tomorrow morning. it will be misty and murky again. one or two spots of rain first thing, but that will clear. then we have a cold front that will sink south through the course of the day. we could see brighter spells as it does so, but also the temperature will not feel as mild tomorrow. we are looking at a maximum of eight celsius. i'm back in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. coming up on breakfast this morning. the son of england world cup hero nobby stilesjoins us, as an inquiry examining the link between sport and long—term brain inj

through the evening the met office has a warning at four gusts of wind across north—west scotland, 65the rain in northern ireland will sweep north east through the course of the day. and again it is going to be a windy day. 40 to 50 mph. these are the kind of wind gusts you can see in the afternoon and into the evening. they really strengthen as we go through the overnight period. i will show you why. no pressure coming in. the front rattled through quite quickly. look at those isobars across the board. the strongest winds will be with exposure in the west. 65 to 75 mph. even in land we are looking at gusty winds of 60 mph. these are potentially damaging gusts of wind and could be disruptive. on thursday at the rain goes through but it is followed by a rash of showers. on the hills in the night it could be wintry for a time. although, as i mentioned, it will be windy, it will not be quite as windy as it will be overnight. the other thing worth mentioning is they will be some large waves in the west and also through the english channel, especially overnight on wednesday to thursday. th

constable had been deployed as a cordon officer supporting the search operation in kent, but they have been "placed in a non—public facing role while inquiries continue". the met the independent office for police conduct has been made. let's get more from our chief political correspondent adam fleming. talk through the new measures and the doubling of the money from the government? this the doubling of the money from the government?— the doubling of the money from the covernment? , . , , ., ., government? this was the result of a meetin: b government? this was the result of a meeting by a — government? this was the result of a meeting by a number— government? this was the result of a meeting by a number ten _ government? this was the result of a meeting by a number ten task. - government? this was the result of a meeting by a number ten task. the i meeting by a number ten task. the church by the prime minister, attended by other ministers and the chief of the metropolitan police, cressida dick. the safer streets funds will now be fortified million pounds, it might not seem a lot in the context of public finance but could make a difference in local areas like y

earlier, met police officer wayne couzens, believed to be in this police van, was brought before westminstercourt. the 48—year—old joined the force two years ago. today, he appeared in dock, charges of kidnap and murder were formally put to him. he will next appear at the old bailey on tuesday. it's11 days since sarah everard disappeared in south london. her body was found here in woodland, near ashford, in kent, inside a builder's bag and identified through her dental records. extensive searches are continuing close to where she was found. 30 miles away, the police officer's house in deal, in kent, is also a focus. and an old garage, in dover, where he used to work is being searched. as the searches continue, tributes were paid in towns and cities up and down the country, reigniting a national conversation about women's safety. it's become a political issue. the government is seeking further views on how to tackle violence against women and girls. certainly the messages i've been having from women have been really powerful and important. the message i'm giving back to government is do somet

the 48—year—old met police officer joined the force two years ago. — charges of kidnap and murder were formally put to him. it's ten days since sarah everard disappeared in south london. her body was found here — in woodland, near ashford, in kent. it was found inside a builder's bag and identified through her dental records. extensive searches are continuing close to where her body was found. 13 miles away, the police officer's house in deal, in kent, is also a focus. and an old garage, in dover, where he used to work is being searched. in clapham, where sarah was last seen, a vigil has now been cancelled. organisers had hoped it was a chance for people to express their sorrow, but also send a broader message that many women feel unsafe alone on the streets. the group effectively lost a challenge, though, at the high court over covid—19 regulations. it doesn't end here by any stretch. we are encouraging people, as we said, to light a candle in their doorstep or in their street at 9:30pm to remember sarah everard and her life, but also the lives of s

the 48—year—old met police officer, wayne couzens, who's been charged with sarah's kidnap and murder,s first court appearance today. also tonight... in myanmar, security forces open fire on protesters during more demonstrations against the military coup. wales edge closer to another grand slam — with a convincing win over italy. so, it's ready, it is go, go, go. and the voice of formula one, murray walker has died, at the age of 97. good evening. candlelight vigils have been held around the country to remember sarah everard, the 33 year—old whose body was discovered in woodland in kent earlier this week. she disappeared 11 days ago while on her way home in south london. hundreds defied police appeals not to gather due to covid restrictions, and laid flowers on clapham common. the duchess of cambridge paid her own tribute there. but there were scuffles later in the evening, as police tried to clear the area, with some women detained and handcuffed. earlier, a serving metropolitan police officer, wayne couzens who's a8, appeared in court, charged with sarah's kidnap and murder. with the

this is still yet to be confirmed by the met office, but the high teens felt very pleasant indeed todaylia, perhaps to the london area, there will be some light rain in the morning, but come the afternoon, the expectation is that the skies will clear across norfolk, suffolk into central southern england. also some sunshine again across one or two areas of scotland. so, glasgow could hit the highest temperature, 15 degrees celsius. for most of us, it's going to be a little bit less mild, shall we say? here's saturday, and saturday marks the vernal equinox, so that means it's the first day of astronomical spring. just a reminder — meteorological spring starts on 1st march, the 20th or 21st march is often astronomical spring. and very little change expected. it's going to be overall pretty cloudy with temperatures around 11 to 13 degrees. just a hint of a weather front there brushing the very far north—west of scotland. here's sunday and again little change. the high pressure is still centred just to the west of us. the clouds are sort of flowing in this area of high pressure, not doing an

almost a week later, on tuesday night, the met police officer was arrested in kent.a house in deal and woodland near ashford. human remains found near ashford have yet to be formally identified, but the searches are continuing, with diving teams once again going on to the site. the met says it understands the public strength of feeling and is continuing discussions with the vigil�*s organisers. sarah�*s disappearance has highlighted the fear that many women feel while walking alone. the government say they are developing a new national strategy to tackle violence against women and girls. we do recognise this needs to be a focus. i think my reaction to all of the media coverage over the last few days, listening to the hundreds of stories, about women feeling unsafe is that we do need to do more. more flowers are laid for sarah, expressing the shock and anger felt by the community here. simonjones, bbc news, ashford. organisers of a vigil planned for tomorrow evening on clapham common are going to court after police said the event couldn�*t go ahead because of lockdown

hundreds of complaints against met police officers. of sex abuse claims against london's police force. the "sas takes fight to meddling russians" — the telegraph lead story is on how special forces are working with mi6 to counter wide—ranging threats from spies. a sunday times investigation looks at hereditary peerage in the house of lords — with two candidates for lords speaker saying the system has to change. shameful, say the mirror, whose special investigation claims sexism, sleaze and bullying is rife in the police force across the country. the sunday express report that the prime minister is being urged by mps to promise that all our liberties will be fully restored and protected once the pandemic is over. that was a little taster of some of the front pages. nigel and jo, so nice to see you both. we will start with the front of the telegraph, jo, and the sas to take the fight to the meddling russians. yes. and the sas to take the fight to the meddling russians.— meddling russians. yes, it doesn't sound very — meddling russians. y

officers were, what looked like brutalizing, female marchers. even though they said they're doing it in the name of fighting the pandemic. yesterday we heard from wayne couzens, the metcase. he appeared before the court and now it seems he's going to be appearing once again next week. this is a case going to continue to attract attention. as long as there's more clashes, you can expect the tensions will only increase from here. >> earlier in the day, reportedly, images of duchess kate showing up showing her respect. matt bradley, thank you. >>> up next, michelle obama gets candid about her mental health struggles during the pandemic. >>> plus, off again and on again -- >> we can relate. all of us can relate. >> we can relate. america's much-loved couple may be on the rods but they said they're not splitting up. yeah. an update for you on alex and j lo. >>> and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we've been showing you images of partiers in miami celebrating spring break with few covid measures in sight. we'll get reaction from debby wasserman schultz. you're watching "msnbc live." n . you're watching "msnbc live. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our ima

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officer pc wayne couzens appeared in court charged with her kidnap and murder. arriving at westminster magistrates�* court this morning, pc wayne couzens believed to be in this police van. the 48—year—old metined the force two years ago. today he appeared in the dock — charges of kidnap and murder were formally put to him. he will next appear at the old bailey on tuesday. it's ten days since sarah everard disappeared in south london. her body was found here in woodland, near ashford, in kent. it was found inside a builder's bag and identified through her dental records. extensive searches are continuing close to where her body was found. 30 miles away, the police officer's house in deal, in kent, is also a focus. and an old garage, in dover, where he used to work is being searched. what happened to sarah everard has started a national conversation about women's safety. here in clapham, close to where she was last seen, a vigil had been planned for people to express their sorrow, but also to send a broader message that many women feel unsafe on the streets. but it has now been cancelled after organisers effectively lost a high court challenge over covid—i9 restrictions. it doesn't end here

now, a serving met police officer has been charged with her kidnap and murder.nd of course the inquest won't continue until the criminal proceedings have taken place. so adjourning today, the coroner said, all that remains to be said to sarah's family for now it's just how sorry she is for their loss. charlotte wright, thank you. the bbc has announced its to move large parts of its programme making outside london, over the next six years. the director general tim davie says for the first time a majority of network television production will be made outside the capital and much of radio production will be relocated across the country. our media and arts correspondent david sillito has more. on six music will be talking about our national anthem today... six. our national anthem today... six music is heading north, to salford, just one of a whole series of bbc services, staff and departments that are being shifted out of london. the bbc says this is an attempt to change its tone, to make it feel less london centric. what that means in practice is that a lot of peo