with the met police, have a qr code on them i we are in partnership with the met- police, have a qr back to the westminster city i looks back to the westminster city council _ looks back to the westminster city council website _ looks back to the westminster city council website as _ looks back to the westminster city council website as well. _ looks back to the westminster city council website as well. sorry- looks back to the westminster city council website as well.— council website as well. sorry to interrunt. _ council website as well. sorry to interrunt. did — council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you _ council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you say _ council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you say you - council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you say you work. council website as well. sorry to l interrupt, did you say you work in partnership with the metabolic and police? partnership with the metabolic and olice? . partnership with the metabolic and police? yes. 0k, sorry to interrupt ellow police? yes. 0k, sorry to interrupt yellow snow

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and it looks of the met police. and it looks ttte— of the met police.he police not— palace. yes i mean, the police not confirming— palace. yes i mean, the police not confirming what the incident was not confirming what the incident tntt— not confirming what the incident was this evening,— not confirming what the incident was this evening, but that there was one shotgun— was this evening, but that there was one shotgun cartridges are tt— was one shotgun cartridges are to me— was one shotgun cartridges are to me nee— was one shotgun cartridges are new to me here standing on the ttatn— new to me here standing on the ttatn ttte— new to me here standing on the ttatn ttte tt— new to me here standing on the south side of the— new to me here standing on the south side of the palace this eventnt— south side of the palace this eventnt .— south side of the palace this eventnt . nat— south side of the palace this evening . but as— south side of the palace this evening . but as i said, evening. but as i said, a massive police- evening. but as i said, a massive polic

i think the government, the met police have _ well?he met police have been _ well? i think the government, the met police have been clear - well? i think the government, the met police have been clear on - well? i think the government, the j met police have been clear on this that his security is not the responsibility of the united kingdom. he has chosen with his wife, the duchess to live in america. so does arguable that the actual response ability rests with the americans. so i don't think it is the responsibility in any way now that the metropolitan police or the united kingdom's government should afford protection to harry. my view is of course the best protection he could receive would be that of royal protection but working on a foreign land for an indefinite period just does not work. so yes, he does have a problem in the problem with a private security company is, they don't have the expertise or the context of the security clearance to work within restricted areas. whether they have that relationship with the new york police

with the met police, have a qr code on them i we are in partnership with the met- police, have a qr hich looks_ police, have a qr code on them which looks back_ police, have a qr code on them which looks back to— police, have a qr code on them which looks back to the _ police, have a qr code on them which looks back to the westminster - police, have a qr code on them which looks back to the westminster city - looks back to the westminster city council _ looks back to the westminster city council website _ looks back to the westminster city council website as _ looks back to the westminster city council website as well. _ looks back to the westminster city council website as well. sorry- looks back to the westminster city council website as well.— council website as well. sorry to interrupt. _ council website as well. sorry to interrupt. did — council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you _ council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you say _ council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you say you - council website as well. sorry to interrupt, did you say you work. c

the met police will no longer attend emergency— met police will no longer attend emergency calls— metturkey and tackling security threats. joe biden says rnew-u— security threats. joe biden says they'll continue _ security threats. joe biden says they'll continue to— security threats. joe biden says they'll continue to work regerner— they'll continue to work together on _ they'll continue to work together on shared global eneueneee— together on shared global challenges as— together on shared global challenges as nato allies. the reeeere— challenges as nato allies. the reeeere er— challenges as nato allies. the leaders of ukraine and russia were also quick— leaders of ukraine and russia were also quick to congratulate rreeeen— were also quick to congratulate rreeeen en— were also quick to congratulate rreegen en nn— were also quick to congratulate erdogan on his re—election for enerner— erdogan on his re—election for enerner twe— erdogan on his re—election for another five years. uk grain has been— another five years. uk grain has been nn— another five years. uk grain has been nrr wrrn

this statement has just come in from the met police. ng. so, in the past minute, literally, the last minute. the met have confirmed someone has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving, that happened about half an hour ago, just up from the pictures you are looking at on downing street where the prime minister, we think he is service afternoon. staff have been told to stay in a building just now while the police search that car, and while there are inquiries continue. your camera is giving a very clear shots of the security operation, it is a very security operation, as you would expect. interesting, there is a to us from the police. nick, you know this area inside out in terms of your political work, you go to and from the house of commons to number ten, and from the house of commons to numberten, but and from the house of commons to number ten, but for those people watching this, looking in from all around the world, just explain a little of the geography of this whole area of whitehall. it is so busy when it

london—born afrobeat artist fuse odg has made a formal complaint against the met police after he wasby officers hello, i'm anjana gadgil. here in the uk, the veteran tv presenter phillip schofield will no longer present itv�*s this morning after agreeing to step down "with immediate effect" — his last programme was on thursday. the presenter has worked on the show for more than 20 years. recent reports claimed relations between him and co—host holly willoughby were strained. yesterday, his brother timothy schofield was sentenced to 12 years for sex offences against a child. today, philip schofield said the last few days had been �*very difficult' and that itv felt the current situation couldn't continue. our media correspondent david sillito reports. welcome back, i am holding the fort. holly has had to leave early today, because she is meeting his majesty the king. philip schofield, for 20 years the host of this morning. no longer. in a resignation statement, he suggested that itv had decided the time had come to call it a day. he wrote: he has been on television since the 1980s, in

we know the met police is not treating it as terror related at the moment, so they seem to think it'sppened is still being figured out. i but quite what exactly happened is still being figured out.— still being figured out. i want to show ou still being figured out. i want to show you those _ still being figured out. i want to show you those pictures - still being figured out. i want to show you those pictures again l still being figured out. i want to i show you those pictures again that we've had in, these were filmed movements after the car went into downing street. they are a little bit shaky but you can see the car clearly there, and at this point you can see other members of the public are actually taking photos immediately after that incident, but you can see also the police coming out, armed police and a number of other vehicles turning up. there's quite a lot of shouting, you can see a member of the public running past after this incident in downing street. as i say, these pictures filmed moments after the incident actually happens, you can still see there are other cars goin

we don't, we agreed with the met police-— met police. who believes _ am someone who believes fundamentally— am someone who believes fundamentally in- am someone who believes fundamentally in my - am someone who believes fundamentally in my hearti am someone who believes - fundamentally in my heart that we should _ fundamentally in my heart that we should not— fundamentally in my heart that we should not have _ fundamentally in my heart that we should not have a _ fundamentally in my heart that we should not have a monarchy- fundamentally in my heart that we should not have a monarchy and l fundamentally in my heart that we should not have a monarchy and ii should not have a monarchy and i represent — should not have a monarchy and i represent 30% _ should not have a monarchy and i represent 30% of— should not have a monarchy and i represent 30% of people - should not have a monarchy and i represent 30% of people in - should not have a monarchy and i represent 30% of people in this . represent 30% of people in this country— represent 30%

thank you for your comments. just to say, the met police say a protest involving large numbers did go no... they are proud of their team effort and the role their forces played yesterday in the coronation. let's move to ukraine, and report that a village in western russia has been hit by shellfire. it sits on the border near ukraine, an area often targeted since russia's invasion. the governor there said power lines and a gas pipeline were hit, though there were no injuries. there are warnings over renewed shelling over the power plant in ukraine. the head of the un has voiced extreme concern as russian forces evacuated residents from the area. conditions were described as unpredictable and dangerous, and immediate action has been called for. there has been increased shelling on the front line head of a possible defensive by ukraine. we have more from kyiv on the other action around the area. this announcement _ action around the area. this announcement came - action around the area. this announcement came days l action around the area. t'i s announcement came days ago, and it happens

the met police apologise safely. the met police apologise for safely.met police apologise for arresting anti—monarchy protesters— for arresting anti—monarchy protesters ahead of the coronation. _ protesters ahead of the coronation. now a senior tory mp catte— coronation. now a senior tory mp eette tet— coronation. now a senior tory mp eette tee tne— coronation. now a senior tory mp calls for the home— coronation. now a senior tory mp calls for the home affairs seteet— calls for the home affairs select committee to scrutinise the select committee to scrutinise tne ne— select committee to scrutinise tne ten— select committee to scrutinise the new law as— select committee to scrutinise the new law as a— select committee to scrutinise the new law as a huge barge nnten— the new law as a huge barge nnten nttt— the new law as a huge barge which will house— the new law as a huge barge which will house hundreds of eeytnn— which will house hundreds of asylum seekers,— which will house hundreds of asylum seekers, arrives in cement— asylum seekers, arrives in cetnn

and that's what met police was police what the met police was a police force for london.. i— then we look at the reason why they're there. i mean, the reason that— they're there. i mean, the reason that any- they're there. i mean, the reason that any government is in gowen— reason that any government is in gotten wnton— reason that any government is in power, which from _ reason that any government is in power, which from whichever party— power, which from whichever gonw tnetn— power, which from whichever party their primary purpose is otott— party their primary purpose is otott-sotetw— party their primary purpose is about-safety and- party their primary purpose is about safety and security about the safety and security of the about the safety and security of tne otttzens— about the safety and security of the citizens country. the citizens of the country. i come from a safety and security ontttoot— come from a safety and security critical industry.— come from a safety and security critical industry. hindsight oont— critical industry. hindsight oon-t gtow— critical industr

the guardian go with met police to sreb— guardian go with met police to sreb gemg— guardian go with metcall outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be staying-— outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be srewmg. ame— outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be staying. and finally , the be staying. and finally, the berry— be staying. and finally, the baby swer— be staying. and finally, the daily star has— be staying. and finally, the daily star has dr. ranj blasts bubb— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture at— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture at itv. and those were your front— bully culture at itv. and those were your front pages . and let's were your front pages. and let's beve— were your front pages. and let's bewe e— were your front pages. and let's bewe e eeserb— were your front pages. and let's have a closer look— were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those mem— have a closer look at those rremr babes— have a closer look at those front pages starting with wembew-s— front pages starting with monday's daily mail. josh yeah

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will no injury, met police will no iongen— injury, met police will no longer attend— injury, met policeen says the us viii— similarly, joe biden says the us will continue— similarly, joe biden says the us will continue to— similarly, joe biden says the us will continue to work together on snoneo— will continue to work together on shared global— will continue to work together on shared global challenges . us on shared global challenges. us as on shared global challenges. us os aaio— on shared global challenges. us as nato allies,— on shared global challenges. us as nato allies, the leaders of ioossio— as nato allies, the leaders of ioossio oni— as nato allies, the leaders of russia and ukraine were also goiov— russia and ukraine were also goiov io— russia and ukraine were also quick to congratulate erdogan on his re—election_ quick to congratulate erdogan on his re—election in— quick to congratulate erdogan on his re—election in for another iive— his re—election in for another iive veon— his re—election in for another five year term— his re—election in for another five year term .— his r

the guardian go with met police to sreb— guardian go with met police to sreb gemg— guardian go with metcall outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be staying-— outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be srewmg. ame— outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be staying. and finally , the be staying. and finally, the berry— be staying. and finally, the baby swer— be staying. and finally, the daily star has— be staying. and finally, the daily star has dr. ranj blasts bubb— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture at— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture at itv. and those were your front— bully culture at itv. and those were your front pages . and let's were your front pages. and let's beve— were your front pages. and let's bewe e— were your front pages. and let's bewe e eeserb— were your front pages. and let's have a closer look— were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those mem— have a closer look at those rremr babes— have a closer look at those front pages starting with wembew-s— front pages starting with monday's daily mail. josh yeah

it's being treated according to the met police as an isolated mental health incident.e the security incident concludes the military rehearsal gets under way. to the delight of those who've made their way especially to watch and the surprise of people who just happen to find themselves surrounded by thousands of service personnel. for those of the very brave members of the public, we circle — members of the public, we circle these things early morning rehearsal, now it is an overnight— morning rehearsal, now it is an overnight rehearsal, about 8pm last night, we had thousands of troops — last night, we had thousands of troops from the army coming to this assembly area, and a is forming _ this assembly area, and a is forming up and heading out to the various planes, ready to step— the various planes, ready to step off _ the various planes, ready to step off. it's very rare you get — step off. it's very rare you get all_ step off. it's very rare you get all regiments of the household revision without their — household revision without their colours a unique moment in our—

it is being treated according to the met police as an isolated mental health incident. once the security incident concludes, the military rehearsal gets under way. to the delight of those who made their way especially to watch and their way especially to watch and the surprise of people who just happened to find themselves surrounded by thousands of service personnel. forthose surrounded by thousands of service personnel. for those who are very brave members of the public stay up all night, we call them an overnight rehearsal. ., ., :: :: :: all night, we call them an overnight rehearsal. ., ., i: i: i: 3, all night, we call them an overnight rehearsal. ., ., :: :: :: j~, rehearsal. from about 2000 8pm last niaht, ou rehearsal. from about 2000 8pm last night. you had — rehearsal. from about 2000 8pm last night, you had thousands _ rehearsal. from about 2000 8pm last night, you had thousands of _ rehearsal. from about 2000 8pm last night, you had thousands of troops i night, you had thousands of troops from the army and everyone was forming up and heading out to their va

it is being treated according to the met police as an isolated mental health incident. once the security incident concludes, the military rehearsal gets under way. to the delight of those who have made their way specially to watch, and the surprise of people who just happened to find themselves surrounded by thousands of service personnel. for those who were very brave members of the public to stay up members of the public to stay up all night we used to call these things and early morning rehearsal so now it is very much an overnight rehearsal. you're thousands of troops from the army coming to this sort of assembly area and wellington barracks and everyone was forming up and heading out to the various points on the street lining are on the procession, ready to step. it is very rare that you get, you know, all vigilance of the household division together with all their colours. that's a special occasion. just a unique moment in our history. there are two processions. one takes the royals from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. buckingham palace to westminsterabbey

first up, london's met police are going to stop attending most emergency mental health calls. an immediate threat to life. 0fficers reportedly spend up to 40% of their time responding to 999 calls about mental health, averaging ten hours with each patient. the move has been criticised by mental health groups, as well as a former police inspector who now runs an nhs mental health trust. there's a real danger that people who are in mental health crisis, who are particularly vulnerable won't receive the service they actually need. some other stories now — in turkey, supporters of president erdogan are celebrating after the 69—year—old secured another five years in power. in his victory speech, he ridiculed his opponent and criticised the lgbt community — but also vowed to cut inflation and help people live better lives. he's been in powerfor more than 20 years now. people who see traumatic events — like terror attacks — will get similar support to bereaved families. it's part of a government scheme first tested in london. tragedies like the manchester arena bombing and the grenfe

it is being treated, according to the met police, as an isolated mental health incident. once the security incident concludes, the military rehearsal gets under way. to the delight of those who have made their way especially to watch, and the surprise of people who just happened to find themselves surrounded by thousands of service personnel. for those who are very brave members of the public staying up all night, we used to call these things and early morning rehearsal, now it is an overnight rehearsal. from 8pm last night, you had thousands of troops from the army coming to this assembly area in wellington barracks and everyone was forming up and heading out to their various points, ready to step off. it is very rare that you get, you know, all regiments of the household division together with all their colours, that is a really special occasion, and a really unique moment in our history. national anthem plays. there are two processions, one takes the royals from buckingham palace to westminster abbey, the royals from buckingham palace to westminsterabbey, it the royals

this week a 29—year—old former met police constable was found guilty of gross misconduct by the policeesty and integrity" connected to her account of her investigation into two incidents of indecent exposure by couzens. couzens killed sarah everard days after exposing himself to staff at a mcdonald's in swanley in kent. here's the cctv footage showing his car at the drive—through. in her disciplinary hearing, samantha lee said she hadn't ever been shown that footage — a lie, the panel found, to cover up her failures. ms lee is now banned from serving in the police again. in an interview with this programme, she tells us she's been �*thrown under a bus' by the met. she says the way she's been treated is unfair, and has received �*thousands' of hate messages on social media saying she has �*blood on her hands'. to date she's the only met officer to be disciplined for the multiple failures to stop couzens before he went on to murder sarah everard. i've been talking to her, and asked first about the panel's conclusion that she had been dishonest. did you lie? no, i never lied or so any ccw

well, a former met police- c a“ ttt; well, a former met police officer uet— former met police officerith the likes of suella. “cl" gt; meeting with the likes of- suella. but then got cancelled and then it got rescheduled . and and then it got rescheduled. and without my knowledge and had i been at that meeting, patrick, i would have thought as strong as suella on this because it's a knock on effect, isn't it ? you knock on effect, isn't it? you know, especially if they've been bringing their dependents and families over as well. um, the net migration figures, it's a knock on effects on only our housing, our gp appointments, our dentists , our schools and our dentists, our schools and i'd want to see every department clamp down and get tougher on this. absolutely and this idea tnot— this. absolutely and this idea tnut ,— this. absolutely and this idea tnut , on— this. absolutely and this idea tnut , on tt-e— this. absolutely and this idea that , oh, it's all— this. absolutely and this idea that , oh, it's all all- ' cy;y and this idea that, oh, it's all all right, teotuee— that, oh, it

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the met police say no one has been hurt— the met police say no one has been hurt and it's understood—m. am obe. philip, thank you very- t t “gttit“ am obe. philip, thank you very much indeed— philip, thank you very much bndeed rer— philip, thank you very much indeed for joining philip, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. good morning.— indeed forjoining us. good morning. r— indeed forjoining us. good morning. i do— indeed forjoining us. good morning. i do you do you think anar— morning. i do you do you think and rne— morning. i do you do you think that the security— morning. i do you do you think that the security of mps, barbanenb— that the security of mps, parliament, government nbnbsrers— parliament, government ministers, do— parliament, government ministers, do you think that it is sufficient— ministers, do you think that it is sufficient or— ministers, do you think that it is sufficient or do— ministers, do you think that it is sufficient or do you think it is sufficient or do you think it is red— is sufficient or do you think it is red baa— is sufficient or do you think it

i spoke with a few former met police officers in the u.k. that i know personally.e same thing. prince marry and his family can still have security when they visit the u.k., but they won't have the on-the-clock police officers like they used to have when they had royal roles and the guards will not be armed. the concerned from lawyers within the u.k. government is the precedent that it might have set, that anyone with money can hire active duty police officers as their own private security. that level is usually tim pickly reserved for high ranking officials like the prime minister. harry's attorneys say that he and his family have armed protection in the u.s. where they now live saying that they need it when traveling back to the u.k. given the amount of attention that his family gets. last week harry and meghan were involved in a disputed confrontation with photo journalists that were following them through new york city. a speaks person for the couple called it a near catastrophic car chase while one of the cab drivers said there wasn't a chase and he personally

the bbc was told she informed the met police and the labour whips about the incident. her to make a formal complaint to the party. labour's leader sir keir starmer was speaking to the media earlier and spoke about how his party deals with these types of claims. a spokesman for you, said on wednesday that the labour party takes a zero tolerance approach to sexual harassment and yet the party's investigation into one allegation took three years and another complainant said they had so little confidence in the internal disciplinary system that they didn't even bother to use it. doesn't this embarrass you? well, look, i think all of these allegations have to be taken extremely seriously. and they are taken seriously by me and by the party. i do understand from my experience as chief prosecutor how difficult it is for people to come forward. that's among the reasons that we made our process completely independent. so it's not a political process any more. but what i would say is that i encourage anybody to come forward and to feel that they're supported through that indepen

so the met police today not giving any intentions— met police today not giving any intentions .— met nd i still am. and i'm afraid it doesn't— was. and i still am. and i'm afraid it doesn't it doesn't assuaog— afraid it doesn't it doesn't assuaog ny— afraid it doesn't it doesn't assuage my views or change my tos— assuage my views or change my in— assuage my views or change my in any— assuage my views or change my in any nay— assuage my views or change my in any nay .— assuage my views or change my views in any way . your reporter views in any way. your reporter nignt— views in any way. your reporter nignt to— views in any way. your reporter was right to identify that we nano — was right to identify that we have some of— was right to identify that we have some of the most ludicrous iogisiation— have some of the most ludicrous legislation now— have some of the most ludicrous legislation now in— have some of the most ludicrous legislation now in force that we've ever had— legislation now in force that we've ever had in relation to puttio— we've ever had in relation to pupiio pnotest— we'

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leaving in a police station, the last refuge in a city where a surge of new arrivals has over whelmed shelters. and people are coming here with so many needs. and they're still not being met because the existing infrastructure is not set up to meet those needs. what they're then being directed to do is go to a police station because there aren't enough shelter beds. the tidal wave of new migrants is real. with the crisis in cities far from the border is at least in part manufactured. many have been bused from texas. we're a public and governor greg abbot has been sending them to century cities run by pro immigration. democrats. were local officials like ross on our rodriguez sanchez scramble to feed pounds, enclosed in the united states, go totally. ups store a lot of there's my grams, and i'm have an actual program that is humane. what is happening right now is, is a political agenda to try to the please century series of resources. chicago, his welcome wave. after wave of immigrants from ireland, poland, india, china, and more recently enough for latin america that the city is now one 3rd hispanic, but city leaders say the latest wave is drained, its resources to the br

and the met police's tweets today , they met police's tweets today, they read like a threat.iling regardless. courtesy of headliner lionel— ceiling regardless. courtesy of headliner lionel richie , who got headliner lionel richie, who got to tensenettv— headliner lionel richie, who got to personally meet the king and eneen— to personally meet the king and eneen ent— to personally meet the king and eneen ent the— to personally meet the king and queen and the buckingham palace sentens— queen and the buckingham palace eevtens .— queen and the buckingham palace eevtens . ant— queen and the buckingham palace gardens . and you— queen and the buckingham palace gardens . and you know what? gardens. and you know what? i the— gardens. and you know what? i the tttehte-s— gardens. and you know what? i like richie's attitude. he said thts— like richie's attitude. he said thts es— like richie's attitude. he said thts e— like richie's attitude. he said this was a once— like richie's attitude. he said this was a once in a lifetime ettennnttv— this was a once in a lifetime ettennnttv te— this

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in by the met police commissioner. tn etnew— by the met police commissioner.to police big public events. so tntnge— police big public events. so tntnge ttke— police big public events. so things like concerts , football things like concerts, football natenee— things like concerts, football matches, etcetera. but he said the difference— matches, etcetera. but he said the difference was that that naeeenet— the difference was that that naeeenet en— the difference was that that happened on private land and tnew— happened on private land and tnew wee— happened on private land and they were private events. yeah wean. — they were private events. yeah wean. sne— they were private events. yeah yeah. she said,— they were private events. yeah yeah. she said, what? and he eat.— yeah. she said, what? and he eatt. wnat— yeah. she said, what? and he said, what you— yeah. she said, what? and he said, what you were seeking is a eenetetetw— said, what you were seeking is a completely different type of eeewntw— completely different type of security service.— completely different

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and the met police's tweets today , they met police's tweets today, they read like a threat.ns— queen and the buckingham palace eevtens .— queen and the buckingham palace eevtens . ant— queen and the buckingham palace gardens . and you— queen and the buckingham palace gardens . and you know what? gardens. and you know what? i the— gardens. and you know what? i the tttehte-s— gardens. and you know what? i like richie's attitude. he said thts— like richie's attitude. he said thts es— like richie's attitude. he said thts e— like richie's attitude. he said this was a once— like richie's attitude. he said this was a once in a lifetime ettennnttv— this was a once in a lifetime ettennnttv te— this was a once in a lifetime opportunity to sing at windsor cestte— opportunity to sing at windsor cestte es— opportunity to sing at windsor cestte es he— opportunity to sing at windsor castle as he joined thousands of enests— castle as he joined thousands of enests tev— castle as he joined thousands of guests for that— castle as he joined thousands of guests for that traditional eevten— guest

planning this event and the i months planning this event and the work that has gone on between the met policeices to make sure we know as much as possible what's going on and where incidents could occur. home much as possible what's going on and where incidents could occur.— where incidents could occur. none of it dela ed where incidents could occur. none of it delayed a — where incidents could occur. none of it delayed a huge _ where incidents could occur. none of it delayed a huge military _ where incidents could occur. none of it delayed a huge military rehearsal. it delayed a huge military rehearsal overnight with thousands of serving personnel because on saturday hundreds of millions of people will be watching. the hundreds of millions of people will be watching-— hundreds of millions of people will be watchinu. ., ,, ., _, be watching. the groups have come from all parts _ be watching. the groups have come from all parts of _ be watching. the groups have come from all parts of the _ be watching. the groups have come from all parts of the armed - from all parts of the armed services _ fr

this the met police will face _ t c this the met police will face questioning eerthe— police will faceter— court next month. the first whnheter et— court next month. the first minister of scotland has been eeet— minister of scotland has been eeet et— minister of scotland has been accused of negligence for tetawhnt— accused of negligence for tetawhnt a— accused of negligence for delaying a mental health pledge. the delaying a mental health pledge. hhe prepeeah— delaying a mental health pledge. the proposal aimed to recruit an atththenat— the proposal aimed to recruit an additional 1000— the proposal aimed to recruit an additional 1000 mental health wereret— additional 1000 mental health wereret ant— additional 1000 mental health workers and provide every gp praethee— workers and provide every gp praethee whth— workers and provide every gp practise with access to a wehhtehnt— practise with access to a wellbeing service by 2026. but it's wellbeing service by 2026. but he teen— wellbeing service by 2026. but it's been paused— wellbeing service by 2026. but it's been paused due to ee—eattet

the commissioner of london�*s met police was out with a distinctly peaceful bunch for lunch today.ential disruptors. it said it had received intelligence about plans to deface monuments or disrupt the coronation procession. labour wants more of an explanation, though. people can disagree, and disagree well, i hope. i think it is for the met to explain the arrests and make sure they got the balance right. and as we've seen, if they didn't get it right, you know, i think the casey review demonstrates it's important to hold your hands up. obviously no one i likes to be arrested! the senior officer in charge of the security operation said the context of these arrests was key. democracy not monarchy! but with a former chief constable warning about the spectre of a totalitarian police state, the met�*s now fending off claims it acted like counterparts in moscow. robin brant, bbc news. local us media is reporting that seven people have been killed after a car ran into pedestrians in the city of brownsville in texas. a male suspect is in custody. the city�*s police department said the cras

it's a major event, the world will be focused on london on saturday and the mets police have to make ut a hitch. 50. police have to make sure it goes off without a hitch.— without a hitch. so, let us now go live to buckingham _ without a hitch. so, let us now go live to buckingham palace. - without a hitch. so, let us now go live to buckingham palace. our. live to buckingham palace. our correspondent robyn brandt is there. what can you tell us at the moment? because of the time it is clearly quiet here at the moment but i was here yesterday and it's a very very different scene during the day, particularly ones as warm as it was today and is scheduled to be in a days ahead. throngs of people on this side of the mount and people are pretty much free to move around and that is very much the kind of environment and the kind of sense the organisers want as we approach the organisers want as we approach the coronation on saturday. there's a heavy security presence and fairly heavy police presence as well but there will be increased nervousness as we approach saturday and he coronation. none

but with a former chief constable warning about the spectre of a totalitarian police state, the met�*police in the us state of texas are investigating what caused a man to crash his car into a group of people waiting at a bus stop, killing seven. the incident occurred near a migrant centre in the town of brownsville, close to the us border with mexico. at least six others were injured, some of them critically. the driver, who is being treated in hospital, has been arrested and charged. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy is in the newsroom with more. what more can you tell us? the ictures what more can you tell us? the pictures coming _ what more can you tell us? tia: pictures coming out of what more can you tell us? ti2 pictures coming out of texas what more can you tell us? t'i2 pictures coming out of texas show the extent of the chaos and tragedy in brownsville. the incident took place at half past eight sunday morning texas time, with a car careering into a group of people waiting at a bus stop. we know that this bus was next to a migrant centre, housing some 200 or so people. we don

met. >> police do not believe there is a remaing thre e rtmenttio ewith > in browlle, s, kiei, ten inr throhigrants crowding a bus stop. police are still investigating whether that was an accident, drunk driving, or if the driver targeted the migrants. another makeshift memorial being built after another mass shooting in the u.s. this one in allen, texas where eight people were killed at a mall outside dallas. dash cam video shows the shooter who police identified as 33-year-old mauricio garcia. he was wearing body armor when he randomly opened fire using an ar-style rifle and ammunition. as for a motive, police have only said they found links on his computer to the right-wing extremism. in the aftermath of the shooting, president biden is again urging congress to pass legislation banning assault weapons and enacting universal background checks, releasing a statement today. he said too many families have empty chairs at their dinner tables. republican members of congress cannot continue to meet this epidemic with a shrug. tweeted thoughts and prayers are not enough. >>> welcoming up next, we

_ confidence in policing and the met police in— confidence in policing and the met police in particulart to acknowledge that while most of us yesterday were celebrating what was an amazing day, people _ celebrating what was an amazing day, people packed the mall and the abbey and lots _ people packed the mall and the abbey and lots of street parties in my constituency, there were also people protesting _ constituency, there were also people protesting in trafalgar square. it's a legitimate view, not one i agree with, _ a legitimate view, not one i agree with. but— a legitimate view, not one i agree with. but i— a legitimate view, not one i agree with, but i thought actually that shows _ with, but i thought actually that shows our democracy at its best that people _ shows our democracy at its best that people can _ shows our democracy at its best that people can disagree and disagree well, _ people can disagree and disagree well, i_ people can disagree and disagree well, i hope, and i think it is for the met — well, i hope, and i think it is for the met to— well, i hope, and i think it i