specifically, what kind of threat have the met police - next year.eople posed to national security? the these three people posed to national securi ? ~ ., , �* these three people posed to national securi ? ~ . , �* security? the met hasn't said an hinu security? the met hasn't said anything about _ security? the met hasn't said anything about that. - security? the met hasn't said anything about that. this - security? the met hasn't said anything about that. this is i security? the met hasn't said anything about that. this is a | security? the met hasn't said - anything about that. this is a live prosecution in the uk. we are bringing the news today that this prosecution is happening, the court case is happening, and that these defendants are accused of being assets, russian spies, intelligence assets, russian spies, intelligence assets in the uk. there is only so much that can be said at this stage of a court case, so the met hasn't said anything more than there were arrests in february under the official secrets act. there were two other people who

they told that has supported bulgarian people who move to the uk with english—language classes, met policebility for it moved in and arrested. properties in london and arrested. properties in london and great yarmouth in norfolk were searched, and these three fake id documents, including passports, identity for nine different countries, and they had. they are going to be on trial here at the old bailey in london, and the trial is currently due to start have the met police said these three people pose delete macro have not said anything about that. prosecution in the uk. we are bringing the news today that this prosecution is happening and the court and that these of being assets, russian spies, intelligence assets, russian spies, intelligence assets in the uk. there's only so much that can be said at this stage of a court case, met has not said anything more than that they were arrested in february under the official secrets act. there were two other people who were and to. the three people who have been offences were also arrested under the official secrets act and have also been bailed,

this investigation is by the met police counterterrorism team, which has responsibility over espionagetigations. it investigated them in february. properties in london and great yarmouth were searched. and these three were charged with possessing fake id documents — including passports, identity cards and other documents for nine different countries — and they have been remanded since february. they are going to be on trial here at the old bailey in london, and the trial is currently due to start injanuary next year. six former metropolitan police officers have been charged with sending racist messages on whatsapp after an investigation by a bbc programme. last year, newsnight was passed dozens of messages shared within the chat by a member of the group. some of the posts referenced the government's rwanda policy, while others joked about recent flooding in pakistan which left almost 1,700 people dead. newsnight�*s uk editor, sima kotecha, gave us this update. these charges have come after our investigation that took place last october. six men have been charged. at one point, they all

he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police.er louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward. and i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as i'm sure the public are and my colleagues across the met. i'm so , so grateful for the courage so, so grateful for the courage and tenacity of his victims and they should be commended for their courage. but i recognise their courage. but i recognise the trauma of this case and particularly their tenacity in pursuing it through through trials . judges will be given new trials. judges will be given new powers to force convicted prisoners to hear their sentencing . gb news can reveal sentencing. gb news can reveal the government's introducing new measures to stop criminals like lucy letby from refusing to go to court yesterday. the serial baby killer didn't have to listen to impact statements from her victim's parents. the plans will be unveiled in the king's speech in november . there are speech in november. there are warnings the uk's migrant crisis is likely t

he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police.er louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward. and i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as i'm sure the public are and my colleagues across the met. i'm so , so grateful for the courage so, so grateful for the courage and tenacity of his victims and they should be commended for their courage. but i recognise their courage. but i recognise the trauma of this case and particularly their tenacity in pursuing it through through trials . judges will be given new trials. judges will be given new powers to force convicted prisoners to hear their sentencing . gb news can reveal sentencing. gb news can reveal the government's introducing new measures to stop criminals like lucy letby from refusing to go to court yesterday. the serial baby killer didn't have to listen to impact statements from her victim's parents. the plans will be unveiled in the king's speech in november . there are speech in november. there are warnings the uk's migrant crisis is likely t

says the met police. britain says, the charges follow an investigation by the director of professional standards, launched following coverage by the bbc �*s newsnight programme in october last year. the officers, who retired between 2001 and 2015, have been charged by post. they are scheduled to appear at westminster magistrates�* court on the 7th of september, where they will enter a plea to these charges. and again, the commanderjames herman also adds to his statement, he reads the met�*s anti corruption and abuse command. he says, as soon as we were made aware of these allegations, we acted to launch an investigation. i�*m pleased that following the determined work of officers, we have been able to secure these charges. president volodymyr zelensky has visited troops in the zaporizhzhia region. mrzelensky visited troops in the zaporizhzhia region. mr zelensky announced he visited brigades conducting operations in the melitopol area and the southern front line. zaporizhzhia is home to the largest power

so that is the met. policeallery in central london have been closed off due to an ongoing incident. we will give you more details on that as and when we get it here on gb news. in other news, former metropolitan police officer adam provan has been sentenced to 16 years after being found guilty of eight counts of rape while serving as an officer. mark white, our home security editor, has been following this story and he is live outside wood green crown court with the very latest for us. mark >> well, adam provan abuse used his power, his position of authority as a police officer to gain the trust of young women in particular. and then , of course, particular. and then, of course, as we now know, rape put two young women. the latest from the metropolitan police is that they are going to invest state, whether there may be other victims aims of this former police officer out there, they are going to look at his career history within the metropolitan police as well to determine what lessons could be learned . one of

cressida, you got this. the met police. cressida, you got yes.. the met police.ot yes. racist met police >> yes. racist met police officer sending vile, officer jailed for sending vile, racist slurs to his ex about her new boyfriend is revealed. so this police officer, 34, thomas phillips, he's been jailed for 71 days for five text messages. he sent which contained racial slurs were horrible messages. i didn't realise you could be jailed. >> you can because of the communications act? yes. so? so anything you send that's grossly offensive . yeah. can be. now, offensive. yeah. can be. now, i've problem that . i i've got a problem with that. i think that law should be repealed . i don't approve repealed. i don't approve whatsoever of these sorts of messages. my question is, why weren't why why wasn't he just blocked? you know, i think ultimately , you know, i've i've ultimately, you know, i've i've been all manner of been called all manner of explicit homophobic slurs online that i can't now , my that i can't repeat now, my solution is i just block them and on. don'

it seems that this is a - company that was working on behalf of the met police. please state, sensitive data, names, ranks and security clearance and photos. and the fear is this company was targeted by some sort of cyber attack, that systems could have been compromised. we haven't received exact info about what has happened but the idea is if this company held the data and it has been attacked, that could be out there and have serious implications. it's worth, we've had before, people would have heard about the data breach in northern ireland, and other serious one. that was human error, accidental data released with a freedom of information request but this was a deliberate attack. [30 freedom of information request but this was a deliberate attack.- this was a deliberate attack. do we know about — this was a deliberate attack. do we know about the _ this was a deliberate attack. do we know about the scale _ this was a deliberate attack. do we know about the scale and - this was a deliberate attack. do we know about the scale and extent? l this was a deliberate

meanwhile, the met police federation saying that 75 officers were assaulted at that event, includinging environmental rules will help lead to the construction of 100,000 new homes in england by 2030. that's according to the government. eu era restrictions currently mean that housebuilders must consider the impact that new developments may have on rivers and waterways. but the government says new housing contributes a small fraction of pollution and easing the rules could lead to an £18 billion boost to the economy . meanwhile, economy. meanwhile, environmental campaigners are warning that changes could just allow developers to cut corners as you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gb news radio . now let's update gb news radio. now let's update you with some pictures from outside downing street with anti ulez demonstrators protesting and carrying placards saying stop the toxic air, lie and ulez all about money. >> yes, you might not be able to appreciate the size of the crowds there, but there are dozens of people lining that road to downing str

he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police.she's glad the victims came forward . and i'm victims came forward. and i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending

a spokesperson for the met says the breach has been reported to the national crime agency. here'sjoe ianood. from protecting parliament to policinghe most difficult and sensitive jobs in any force. and so the news that some of their data could have been compromised has been met with fury by the police federation, their vice chair saying... and, according to a senior former officer, some will be more vulnerable than others. if you are, for example, an ethnic minority officer with an unusual name, working in counter—terrorism, or working undercover, or perhaps working against organised gangs, you potentially could be more easily identified. now, exactly how this happened is still being established, but the met say there was a data breach at a third—party supplier that had access to information like names, photos and security clearance, but not police contact information. the force says extra security measures have now been put in place. it comes just weeks after a series of data leaks at other forces, including one at the police service of northern ireland, which saw the details of all staff accidentally published. those were human

this investigation was, is by the met police counterterrorism team, which is response offer espionagetions. it investigated them in february. properties in london and great yarmouth were searched. they were charged with possessing fake id documents including passports, identity cards, and other documents for nine different countries, and they have been remanded since february. they are going to be on trial here at the old bailey in london, and the trial is currently due to start injanuary next year. we can speak now to annie machon, former officer at mi5, the uk's domestic inelligence agency. it is good to have you with us this afternoon and to get your insight on the story. it sounds like quite a peculiar case, three bulgarian nationals who are alleged to have had some involvement with working for the russian intelligence services. m0. russian intelligence services. no, it is very odd- _ russian intelligence services. mfr, it is very odd. normally, the sort of cases we hear about in the media tends to involve professional intelligence officers who are sent intelligence officers who a

police are concerned after a data brew. names and photos and vetting levels are potentially thousands of officers and staff may have been had. a spokesperson for the methas more. from protecting parliament to policing protests, met officers do some of the most difficult and sensitivejobs in any force. and so the news that some of their data could have been compromised has been met with fury by the police federation, their vice chair saying... and, according to a senior former officer, some will be more vulnerable than others. if you are, for example, an ethnic minority officer with an unusual name, working in counter—terrorism, or working undercover, or perhaps working against organised gangs, you potentially could be more easily identified. now, exactly how this happened is still being established, but the met say there was a data breach at a third—party supplier that had access to information like names, photos and security clearance, but not police contact information. the force says extra security measures have now been put in place. it comes just weeks after a series of data leaks at otherforces, including one at the police service of northern ir

a former met police newsroom. former met police officer has been jailed for 16 years for raping a 16 year old girl and a female. police officer. adam provan raped a colleague six times and terrorised her so she feared for her life . over a three year her life. over a three year period, he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, prosecutors said the 44 year old was obsessed with young women and viewed teenage and collected more than 700 female contact in his phone. lauren taylor was a child when he raped her. now 29, she waved her anonymity to speak out against his crimes. i was 22 when i finally reported it, and i think being a victim of this kind of crime, i feel like sometimes, you know , you don't sometimes, you know, you don't really know yourself what you've been through. >> i don't think i went home and i don't think it was until the year after it happened that i told someone about it and they told someone about it and they told me, you know, it was rape. i obviously was really upset, telling them and sharing i

the major injury in the met police. getting a sore back or damaging your knee from all that? yeah taking the knee and everything's rainbow coloured he says it's essential that the police are impartial and this is absolutely right. he's described himself as fairly the fairly narrow minded on the issue . he fairly narrow minded on the issue. he said fairly narrow minded on the issue . he said the only issue. he said the only acceptable additions will be remembrance. poppies help for heroes wristbands and the police memorial badge. that's not narrow this is i mean, narrow minded. this is i mean, it's essential. is essential it's essential. it is essential that the police are impartial. they they're not even they can't they're not even going wear rastafarian going to wear rastafarian colours hill colours to the notting hill carnival that would carnival this year. that would be disappointing. but did they did i have them. did they not? i have seen them. i think they are. i know. i don't think they are. but, know, i seen that

joining me now is the former met police officer and author graham watson. ery good work by the police in order to get a case and get a conviction , case and get a conviction, especially when dealing with somebody who doesn't admit that guilt is unfortunately dealing with a very vulnerable demographic of people, i.e. ill babies. somebody who's so good at covering their tracks . at covering their tracks. >> yeah, you've highlighted the key facts there. >> i mean, the police found this because of a spike in child this they start the causes they start looking at the causes . is it indeed and as police . is it indeed and as a police officer with medical evidence, . is it indeed and as a police officeryou're nedical evidence, . is it indeed and as a police officeryou're not cal evidence, . is it indeed and as a police officeryou're not actuallyence, which you're not actually trained in, have rely trained in, so you have to rely on expert opinion, get them to assess it. you're basically looking for the facts, the evidential facts. >> that's support a criminal charg

i'm joined down the line by former met police detective peter bleksley.y one. this, isn't it, when you get young offenders, there's always the cw offenders, there's always the cry goes up wherever the parents in all of this. but isn't the truth of it that in our fractured society , and fractured society, and particularly in our inner cities , as in many cases the father is absent the mother is probably at full time work. it's absent the mother is probably at full time work . it's not just full time work. it's not just that easy to say. the parents must sort this is it. >> no. and it would probably be more appropriate for people to say in a kind of modern way , say in a kind of modern way, where are the parents, carers and guardians and the like ? um, and guardians and the like? um, that still is relevant. i think parenting, whether it be single parenting, whether it be single parenting or with a traditional couple, um, does take a large amount of responsibility for churning out people who are decent human beings. that's the whole point of parenting as far

this station sir this police station with sir mark rowley , the met police mark rowley, the met policese weapons that we saw in these weapons that we saw in these shots in the newspapers from the notting hill carnival, these so—called zombie knives and machetes . mark already and machetes. sir mark already reacting , saying that the reacting, saying that the government pleased government or he was pleased with the government's proposals today. what's to do today. it's what's needed to do a better job of today. it's what's needed to do a betterjob of protecting a better job of protecting communities, the communities, said the commissioner. right . commissioner. that's right. >> that's right. i think we saw the pm handling a zombie knife. they are huge weapons . they've they are huge weapons. they've been attempt by the government to deal with this 2016, but to deal with this in 2016, but they've had to change the law because they allowed to because they were allowed to remove words. the manufacturers remove words. the manufacturers remove the handles of remove words off the handles of t

and what do the met police need to do to regain your trust? six former officers have been charged with sending, quote, grossly offensive, racist messages on whatsapp. we'll get the insider opinion from a former met detective . former met detective. >> we're also going to be talking about cuddles today. do you like a cuddle? would you pay for a cuddle from a stranger ? for a cuddle from a stranger? yes, we're going to be talking about that a little bit later on. this is a lady who charges significant, not just a stranger, a licenced cuddle therapist for a cuddle. yes. is that something you find yourself doing? do let us know. gb views at gb news. but first, let's get at gb news. but first, let's get a bulletin round up with paul . a bulletin round up with paul. >> good morning. it's 931. i'm paul hawkins with the latest from the gb newsroom . price from the gb newsroom. price rises are continuing to slow due to a fall in the cost of food and energy. latest figures from the office for national statistics found consumer price index inflation or c

have said that as of this afternoon, nine arrests have been made . been made. >> well, the former met policeetailers in shopping districts have to take a firmer stance on shoplifting . shoplifting. >> i think there's a very serious note here, though, for retailers and the police, particularly those retailers that have a non—intervention policy, which basically creates a shoplifters charter where people can just walk into shops, help themselves and walk out completely unmolested . and that completely unmolested. and that has got to stop their cowardly these policies. and when you appease people, when you allow this kind of blatant, appease people, when you allow this kind of blatant , flagrant this kind of blatant, flagrant shoplifting , which happens the shoplifting, which happens the length and breadth of the country, he then of course, what happens, it escalates. it empowers these these law breakers , these hooligans, these breakers, these hooligans, these people who have no respect for law and order. and so there needs to be a very robust approach . approach. >> just a quick bit of news o

i'm joined down the line by former met police detective peter bleksley.nny one. this, isn't it, when you get young offenders, there's always the cw offenders, there's always the cry goes up wherever the parents in all of this. but isn't the truth of it that in our fractured society , and fractured society, and particularly in our inner cities , as in many cases the father is absent the mother is probably at full time work. it's absent the mother is probably at full time work . it's not just full time work. it's not just that easy to say. the parents must sort this is it. >> no. and it would probably be more appropriate for people to say in a kind of modern way , say in a kind of modern way, where are the parents, carers and guardians and the like ? um, and guardians and the like? um, that still is relevant. i think parenting, whether it be single parenting, whether it be single parenting or with a traditional couple, um, does take a large amount of responsibility for churning out people who are decent human beings. that's the whole point of parenting as f

met. police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives . according zombie style knives. according to the home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation , sentence for their importation, manufacture, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government . speaking to from the government. speaking to gb news rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan. when families are struggling with rising cost living . with the rising cost of living. >> is solely the >> this is solely the responsibility of the labour party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer. it's for

met. police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives . according zombie style knives. according to the home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation , sentence for their importation, manufacture, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the capital. the prime minister says those hit by new ulez charges shouldn't expect any more financial assistance from the government . speaking to from the government. speaking to gb news rishi sunak said he understands the frustration felt by residents forced to pay a daily charge due to the expansion of the mayor of london's clean air scheme. he also urged the labour party to explain why they think it's right to go ahead with the plan. when families are struggling with rising cost living . with the rising cost of living. >> is solely the >> this is solely the responsibility of the labour party and the labour mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer. it's for

the london met said it can't describe it as appalling, saying the police are having a robust investigationvalence of violent attacks like this around it and the statistics for london suggest homophobic attacks dipped last year but nonetheless i understand tonight the met police are considering releasing some images from cctv of the man who did this with the primary aim being to find him and prevent any potential repeat of what they regard as a targeted violent attack. ., , ., ~ , ., university strikes are set to continue in september after negotiations with employers broke down. the university and college union has announced there will be more strikes and a continuation of its marking boycott in a dispute over pay and working conditions. the boycott, which began in april at 145 universities, has caused disruption to graduations and left some students without their grades. last week, the education minister wrote to employers and the ucu calling for an end to the dispute. used properly, level crossings across our rail system are safe, but there are some willing to take big risks at the junct

the met police put the rise down to the pandemic and the availability of extremist content online. 14 years as the uk grappled with one of the wettest months on record. high streets were hit hardest, but shopping centres and retail parks got a boost in visitor numbers. the rising cost of living and rail disruption are also behind the fall. you're live with bbc news. now let's turn our attention to football and the women's world cup as thursday sees the last day of group stage matches. morocco takes on colombia while south korea faces germany to round off group h with both games kicking off at the same time, 10am gmt. so, it is all to play for with all teams still in a position to secure a place in the last 16. colombia heads the group with six points. but south korea need a miracle — they have to beat germany by 5—0 and for colombia to beat morocco. live now to michael welch, editor of fighting stripes football, a platform dedicated to korean football. michael, i'm sure you're extremely nervous for the south korean team. there's a lot on their shoulders.— there's a lot on their sho

he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police. assistant commissioner louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward . and i'm victims came forward. and i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as i'm sure the public are and my colleagues across the met. i'm so , so grateful for the courage so, so grateful for the courage and tenacity of his victims and they should be commended for their courage. but i recognise their courage. but i recognise the trauma of this case and particularly their tenacity in pursuing it through through trials . judges will be given new trials. judges will be given new powers to force convicted prisoners to hear their sentencing. gb news can reveal the government's introducing new measures to stop criminals like lucy letby from refusing to go to court. yesterday the serial baby killer didn't have to listen to impact statements from her victim parents. the plans will be unveiled in the king's speech in november . there are speech in november. there are warnings the uk's migrant

former senior senior investigating officer at the met police , simon harding. r thoughts today . when we for your thoughts today. when we come back, the political reaction to lucy letby sentencing and her decision to stay away from the court . stay away from the court. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. solar proud sponsors of weather on. gb news. i'm solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. i'm alex deakin and on. gb news. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >> for the rest of monday, pretty warm across the south with many places seeing sunny spells showers around. spells or a few showers around. and than just a few and it's more than just a few showers in the far northwest. this low pressure system bringing and windy bringing pretty wet and windy conditions western conditions across the western isles and increasingly now across the highlands well. so across the highlands as well. so staying here, we'll see staying wet here, we'll see a few showers this evening o

a member of staff dismissed and the met police are investigating after a number of items from the britishen continuing its deliberations at manchester crown court. ms letby is accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others at the countess of chester hospital, betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. she denies all the charges. lucy grey has sent this update from manchester crown court. the jury have been deliberating for more than 100 hours at manchester crown court. last week the judge gave them a majority direction, meaning he would accept verdicts if ten out of 11 jurors were agreed. there has been a lot of evidence for them to talk through. the trial has been going on ten months now and they were given ipads at the start of the trial because they knew there would be so much evidence for them to sift through, thousands and thousands of pages of evidence. lucy letby, a 33—year—old nurse originally from hereford is charged with murdering seven babies and attempting to murder ten others during her time on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. the time referred

we will have more on the met police operation. also on the programme...e state. the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn georgia's presidential election result. two years after the taliban takeover of afghanistan, the beauticians defying the hardliners, working underground. and i'm here in sydney, where both england and the co—hosts australia have been speaking ahead of the two teams' huge women's world cup semifinal match at the national stadium tomorrow. and coming up in sport on bbc news: awaiting england or australia, spain reach their first women's world cup final after edging past sweden in auckland. hello. three suspected spies for russia living in the uk

the inquiry was set up and has been conducted by the met police.ell moral today taking up his first full summer resident as monnet, a short ceremony there with the royal regiment of scotland. forthe there with the royal regiment of scotland. for the king i�*m sure he is content at this outcome. —— at bell buckingham palace has said the outcome has been noted but republic is demanding further investigation in particular into what they call the questionable relationship between the royals and the police. thank you very much. the theft of gold, jewellery and gems from the british museum has been under police investigation since the start of the year — the bbc has found — and police requested the case be kept from the public while it carried out its inquiries. one member of staff has been sacked — some of the stolen items were found for sale on e—bay. our culture editor katie razzall reports. five days on and we still don�*t know how many items are missing from the british medium collection or how much has been sold online. treasures, some that date ba

a former met police officer has been jailed for 16 years for raping a 16 year old girl and a female.police officer. adam provan raped a colleague six times and terrorised her over a three year period. he also raped a teenager twice in 2010, met police assistant commissioner louisa rolfe says she's glad the victims came forward . and i'm victims came forward. and i'm shocked and appalled at adam provan's offending behaviour, as i'm sure the public are and my colleagues across the met, i'm so grateful for the courage and tenacity of his victims and they should be commended for their courage. but i recognise the trauma of this case and particularly their tenacity in pursuing it through through trials . judge davies will be trials. judge davies will be given new powers to force convicted prisoners to hear their sentencing. gb news can reveal the government is introducing new measures to stop criminals like lucy letby from refusing to go to court yesterday , the serial baby yesterday, the serial baby killer didn't have to listen to impact statements from her victims parents. the plans wil

yes yes, yes. >> but new met police chief, sir mark rowley has been laying down the law.erfectly proper, but there is perfectly proper, but there is not a lot we should align to because the danger is that once you say we're going to align ourselves to a cause, because 90% of the population supports it , what about the 10% with it, what about the 10% with environmental issues and other subjects? >> there are lots of people in the organisation who will personally support those causes , but the met explicitly supporting them is quite tricky . engaging with community is to understand what worries them is not woke, but there are very few causes policing should be attached to. >> so randall, what do you make of this? because you haven't always been the biggest fan of rolling. >> no, indeed. i mean, he came before the home affairs committee when i was on that many moons ago. and he's like everyone not got everything right. that statement that he's issued today, though, is a real step in the right direction. it was almost spot on. i think it is a bit woke, contrary to what he say

yes yes, yes. >> but new met police chief, sir mark rowley has been laying down the law.erfectly proper, but there is perfectly proper, but there is not a lot we should align to because the danger is that once you say we're going to align ourselves to a cause, because 90% of the population supports it , what about the 10% with it, what about the 10% with environmental issues and other subjects? >> there are lots of people in the organisation who will personally support those causes , but the met explicitly supporting them is quite tricky . engaging with community is to understand what worries them is not woke, but there are very few causes policing should be attached to. >> so randall, what do you make of this? because you haven't always been the biggest fan of rolling. >> no, indeed. i mean, he came before the home affairs committee when i was on that many moons ago. and he's like everyone not got everything right. that statement that he's issued today, though, is a real step in the right direction. it was almost spot on. i think it is a bit woke, contrary to what he say

cathedral in the city end podilsky khmelnytsky region, but there the parishioners of the clergy met policer the disease to men of military age in the local passage blocked, supposedly images of security and not only in ternopil and khmelnytsky but also in the rivne region. the kiev regime is not at all embarrassed that this tradition has these prayer icons for the pochaev lavra for the holiday. assumption of the virgin for about two centuries, the security forces and the entire state apparatus are openly on the side of the raskolnikov from the so-called hrc news about arsons and seizures of churches, and attacks on believers and priests in the canonical church occur daily in ukraine, especially in the western regions. and i return to an important day in the orthodox church calendar, they celebrated one of the main holidays of the transfiguration of the lord in the temple. christ the savior solemn service was performed by the patriarch of moscow of all russia kirill believers remember the appearance of christ to his disciples on mount tabor according to legend, jesus appeared before them, i

now, in other news, the met. polices looting on london's oxford street . it comes london's oxford street. it comes after posts on tiktok encouraged people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders . a spokesperson dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told gb news anyone who'd seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it . the police should ignore it. the police federation for northern ireland says urgent answers are required after details emerged of two data breaches . police in data breaches. police in northern ireland say the names of more than 200 serving officers and staff were stolen from a private vehicle on july sixth, along with a police laptop up earlier, the psni announced a critical incident after admitting that the details of thousands of police officers had been published online. a british man is among five people who've been shot dead in violent protests in south africa. the 40 y

now, in other news, the met. policeof mass looting on london's oxford street . it comes london's oxford street. it comes after posts on tiktok encouraged people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders . a spokesperson dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told gb news anyone who'd seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it . the police should ignore it. the police federation for northern ireland says urgent answers are required after details emerged of two data breaches . police in data breaches. police in northern ireland say the names of more than 200 serving officers and staff were stolen from a private vehicle on july sixth, along with a police laptop up earlier, the psni announced a critical incident after admitting that the details of thousands of police officers had been published online. a british man is among five people who've been shot dead in violent protests in south africa. th

. >> met police commissioner sir mark rowley has welcomed government plans to ban zombie style knives home office. work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their importation manufacture , terror, possession manufacture, terror, possession and sale to two years. police will also have greater powers to tackle offenders who use them. sir mark said the weapons are doing awful damage in the caphal doing awful damage in the capital. home sales in the uk are expected to be around a fifth lower this year than last yeah fifth lower this year than last year. property website zoopla found only around a million house sales could be completed . house sales could be completed. that's the lowest total since 2012 and equates to the average household moving once every 23 years. now at least two people have been killed and many injured after a missile and drone attack on the ukrainian . drone attack on the ukrainian. capital russia launched the air assault on key from several directions with ukraine, calling it the most powerful attack since spring. although air defences were able to destr

the mayor of london and the met police commissioner are calling on the mobile industry to help designollaborate like the car industry did with radios and sat navs to help reduce robberies. nearly 70% of all thefts in london last year related to mobile phones. make the phones worthless if they are stolen. we don't want to be prescriptive with the ideas but we know there is innovation in these phone companies, both networks and the manufacturers, so these phones cannot be repurposed and sold on. when you look at their innovation when it comes to making new phones and making money, they're amazing. i'm sure there is a way where they can help us almost eradicate phone theft overnight. a teenage climber from guildford is hoping to secure a place at the paris 0lympics, as he competes in switzerland this week. toby roberts will qualify if he gets a podium spot at the climbing world championships. the 18—year—old recently won gold medals at world cup events in france and italy. let's take a look at the tubes now — the bakerloo line and the 0verground have planned part closures both until tomo

the met police commissioner day. met police commissioner says the force will stop attending mental health calls from november. the attending mental health calls from november . the scotland from november. the scotland yard's new right care right person programme will see officers redirected from non—life—threatening mental health calls to core police work is to prevent officers from being stretched thin and over policing mental health cases . policing mental health cases. and the nhs is expanding blood pressure checks in local communities to prevent heart attacks and strokes . high street attacks and strokes. high street pharmacies delivered . just under pharmacies delivered. just under 150,000 to over 40 year olds in the year to may. that's more than double the number last yeah than double the number last year. the new funding will see a further 2.5 million checks, helping to prevent an estimated 1300 cardio vascular events . as 1300 cardio vascular events. as you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our