she told me that the met has questions to answer over its commitment to investigating crimes against women. i can only work on what i've seen in the past in terms of policece in the met, which, you know, it is shocking, isn't it, that 20 women, 21 women, in fact, came forward with very similar allegations against a wealthy, very powerful man and basically nothing happened and they've not found closure. and i commend the women, by the way, for stepping forward in such a courageous way to tell their story now as they did to the police in the past. you have to ask questions around the commitment of the met police to investigating crimes against women, and you have to ask yourself whether or not there is an underlying still culture within the met where women's complaints and allegations are not taken seriously enough, they're not listened to, and the crimes that have been committed against them are not being investigated in an appropriate way. all of these questions i'm sure will be asked. it will come out in the wash. but this is another grim day for the metropolitan police. when trust, public trust and confidence, is at rock bottom. to hear that 21 women c

but we've now established the met police only asked prosecutors to decide whether to charge mohamed aln relation to two out of the 21 women who contacted the force to say they were abused by him. it raises serious questions about the met�*s handling of al—fayed. a0 further women have approached the force since the bbc film, with allegations spanning from 1979 to 2013. more than 65 women have contacted the bbc itself, with allegations as far back as 1977, in response in response to the bbc a met spokesperson said we are carrying out full reviews of all existing allegations reported to us about al—fayed to ensure there are no new lines of inquiry based on new information which has emerged. yesterday, former fulham captain ronnie gibbons said the club owner groped her on two occasions. she said speaking my truth and finally telling my story will hopefully help me heal and be rid of the shame, embarrassment and pain i have carried for years. the scandal around al—fayed and his years of abuse continues to grow. daniel de simone, bbc news. earlier i spoke to zoe billingham who is a former in

but we've now established the met police only asked prosecutors to decide whether to charge mohamed aln relation to two out of the 21 women who contacted the force to say they were abused by him. it raises serious questions about the met�*s handling of al—fayed. it is shocking, it kind of beggars belief that 21 women came forward to the mat with presumably very similar allegations about a wealthy man in a position of extreme power and authority and yet nothing happened. a met spokesperson said we are carrying out full reviews of all existing allegations reported to us about al—fayed to ensure there are no new lines of inquiry based on new information which has emerged. the bbc has also established that a woman was investigated by the met for aiding and abetting a rape by mohamed al fayed. 44 the women have approached since the bbc film with allegations spanning from 1979 to 2013. at least 65 women have contacted the bbc itself with allegations as far back as 1977. the scandal around mohamed al fayed and his years of sexual abuse continues to grow. earlier i spoke to zoe billingham who

and to former met police officers have been handed their jobs back after winning an appeal against a ruling that they lied following a stop and search ordeal in 2020. we'll be speaking with former met officers about that story. it's all coming up in the next hour. don't go too far. yeah, the sharper ones admit you will have noficed sharper ones admit you will have noticed that i am not actually martin daubney. he is off doing something i don't know. he normally goes fishing when i'm here, doesn't he? it's worrying slightly. but this show isn't about martin or me. it's all about martin or me. it's all about you and your views. so this is how you get involved in the show your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. so, but before we get started, let's go to tatiana sanchez, who has all your news headlines for you . your news headlines for you. >> dawna, thank you very much and good afternoon. the top story, sir keir starmer has announced what he calls a game changing £22 billion funding package for projects that capture and store carbon emissions. speaking to workers

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a former met police officer has been charged with sex offences against two women. crown prosecution service has brought a catalogue of charges against david carrick, which includes two counts of rape and one of sexual assault. police in hertfordshire say the charges follow an extensive and complex investigation . four children are investigation. four children are investigation. four children are in hospital tonight after a school bus crash in northern ireland. a major incident was declared this afternoon when the bus, with 43 pupils were taking 43 pupils home from college , 43 pupils home from college, overturned in a field in county down. police are investigating the cause of the crash . mps have the cause of the crash. mps have heckled the foreign secretary while he delivered a statement on the decision to hand the chagos islands back to mauritius. david lammy said the deal does not affect the british sovereignty of overseas territories like falklands or gibraltar , which, as he said, gibraltar, which, as he said, are not up for negotiation. a uk us air base will

but first: the trial of a met police officer has heard how he may have been feeling angry and annoyedsouth london. 24—year old chris kaba was shot dead while he was driving through streatham two years ago. the prosecution said that the decision to open fire was not reasonably justified. martyn blake — the officer on trial — denies murdering chris kaba. some other news 110w. 28 health workers have been killed in lebanon since yesterday, according to the world health organization. the lebanese government says this brings the death toll from israeli attacks to almost 2,000 since last year. israel says it's fighting hezbollah, not the lebanese people. a 35—year—old man has been arrested after a suspected acid attack on a 14—year—old girl outside a school in west london. police say they're searching for a man who was wearing a mask or balaclava and riding an e—scooter. 1 million adults in england who didn't regularly smoke have now started vaping — that's according to a new study. 14% of 18— to 24—year—old non—smokers now use vapes. and newcastle will host the mob0 awards for the first tim

i want to bring you some breaking news now in relation to the former met police officers, jonathan kaplan the case involving the olympic sprinter ricardo desantis and his partner. the copy we have coming in says the former met pcs were dismissed in october last year after a disciplinary panel found they had lied about smelling the drug and when they pulled over the olympic sprinter and his partner and the finding has been overturned by the police appeals tribunal which found the original decision was irrational and inconsistent. so that some breaking news coming in from the police appeals tribunal. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. hello from the bbc sport centre. manchester united seasonis centre. manchester united season is fast becoming something of a sporting soap opera with harry maguire scoring a late goal that might well help save his managers job. united due 3—0 in the europa league on thursday night after rescue dropping 2—0 up. that's only three wins out of ten matches so far this season for a team who continue to concede goals and they are below leeds. the players execut

last week, the met police revealed 21 women had approached the force while he was alive to report sexualged. it refused to say exactly how many cases it passed to prosecutors for charging decisions. but we've now established the met only asked prosecutors to decide whether to charge mohamed al fayed in relation to two out of the 21 women who contacted the force to say they were abused by him. it raises serious questions about the met�*s handling of al—fayed. it is shocking and kind of beggars belief that 21 women came forward to the met with presumably a very similar allegations about a wealthy man in a position of extreme power and authority and yet nothing happened. in response to the bbc are met spokesperson said... the bbc has also established that a woman was investigated by the met for aiding and abetting a rape by al fayed. a0 further women have approached the force since the bbc film to report sexual offences, with allegations spanning from 1979 to 2013. at least 65 women have contacted the bbc itself with allegations as far back as 1977. the scandal around al fayed and his years

london's met police are in a race against the clock to rescue the victims and apprehend the gang before czech interpreter... suffering mentally and physically, victims of slavery are found shivering in their beds. we knew that the house was housing a lot of victims, so we weren't clear exactly how many we would find when we got in there, so we needed to be fully prepared. i think this case was one that was quite shocking for the officers that were involved. a seven—year nightmare for victims in london is brought to an end. the gangmasters are finally arrested. you are under arrest for conspiracy to commit the offence of holding another in slavery or servitude... contrary to section one - of the modern slavery act 2015. their gang leader, zdenek drevenak, is 1,000 miles away, in the czech republic. officers there swoop in to arrest him. in cambridgeshire, detectives rescue victims working at the caxton mcdonald's — among them, pavel and roman. that was the best feeling i have ever had. i was so happy it was over. they were, i'd say, somewhat scared and initially, pavel didn't really want

within the last hour the former commissioner of the met police — lord bernard hogan—howe — has been addressingcers. police officers are very few who carry firearms. there are 67 million people in this country, but only around 3000 who on our behalf are volunteers who go forward to face someone who is armed or otherwise so dangerous. they are paid no more for taking that awful responsibility. they do not go to work each day to kill anyone. and yet it does seem as though the system doesn't give them the benefit of doubt that was given by the jury in this case. and i do wonder if the minister, in his reply, perhaps today, or perhaps it may be necessary tomorrow, i do understand, will consider how the legal system can give the benefit of the doubt to these brave men and women who, on our behalf, in a matter of a fraction of a second, have to make the most awful decision they will make perhaps never in a career, but usually only once. hear, hear! the noble lord will know that it is for the crown prosecution service to determine what charges are processed, and in this case, under current regulations

after an investigation by the independent 0ffice for police conduct, 67—year—old met police officer christopherareless driving. mr harrison will appear in court next month. graham satchell, bbc news. two metropolitan police officers who were sacked for gross misconduct after stopping the british sprinter bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos have been handed theirjobs back and will receive backpay. it follows their winning an appeal against their dismissal. the athletes were searched for drugs in july 2020 while their three—month—old baby was in the car. nothing was found. mr dos santos described the decision as "disappointing" and said he and ms williams would challenge it in the civil courts. sir keir starmer has set out plans to invest almost £22 billion in projects to capture and store carbon over the next 25 years, saying the move would kickstart growth. it's hoped the funding for two areas in merseyside and teesside will create thousands ofjobs, attract private investment and help the uk meet climate goals. tomorrow, the republican nominee for the us presidency, donald trump,

meanwhile , two former met police meanwhile, two former met police officers have been reinstated after sacked for allegedly lying about smelling cannabis dunng lying about smelling cannabis during a stop and search. jonathan clapham and sam franks franks stopped athlete bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos in 2020. the police appeals tribunal overturned their dismissal, calling the original ruling irrational and inconsistent. williams and dos santos say the decision is disappointing and that they plan to challenge it in court. the officers will return to the force with back pay . gb news has force with back pay. gb news has won permission to bring a legal challenge against ofcom's decision to fine the show people's forum. the prime minister, in breach of their impartiality rules. a judge at london's high court today also made clear the broadcasting regulator should amend language used in the statements about their decision. following an investigation into the show shown in february featuring the then prime minister, rishi sunak.the then prime minister, rishi sunak. the le

the met police says more than a0 women have come forward to them, the odds to 21 who had made allegationseople who might have been helping them put up surrey police have a case relating to his mansion in oxted in surrey and the biggest number is the more than 200 claims been settled by harrods with women who say they have had sexual misconduct by mohamed al fayed while in their employ. some of the women making allegations will appear on more than one or all of the lists but it does show that, since the bbc broadcast a documentary about a man who was clearly a prolific predator, lots of women have lost their fear and have been able to come forward and have been able to come forward and try and give an idea of the scale of the scandal. the body of the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has been returned to scotland. his coffin was met by his family as it was taken off a private plane at aberdeen airport. mr salmond suffered a heart attack in north macedonia on saturday. a date for his funeral hasn't yet been announced. south korea is claiming that north korea has agreed to dep

from kemerovo, who told their victims about moving to paris, milan or any other european city, met police officers, now three lavilas from a dating site appeared in court, a report by ivan gubin from the courtroom. in the dock is a family business, father evgeny sarbaitsev and his two sons dmitry and roman, the thieves of ladies' hearts and purse snatchers, hide their faces behind medical masks; before that, all three hid behind a photo of this man. meet nikolay, 36, a graduate of moscow state university, a native muscovite who moved to france. the thing is, i live somewhere abroad, my dad, my mom is divorced, my mom is in moscow, eh, my dad is in paris, he has his own business, he started telling me that he has a car service. with these words, natalia's conversation with the naked stranger who wrote to her email began. more compliments, good wishes for the coming day and a pleasant surprise. then he suddenly said himself, well, since he wants to do something nice, he is such a kind person with a russian soul, he sent a gift, and then suddenly oh, he says, something there at the post offi

both offices did not lie, both offices did not lie, both offices will now be reinstated to the met policeow, as well as the social media posting whereby the police came under fire when a video of that search was made public, bianca williams had said initially that racial profiling had played a factor in their conduct, she and her partner both being black, but this complaint was not upheld in the original misconduct tribunal. we are still waiting for a comment on all of this from the metropolitan police itself. nick johnson, thank you. here in the uk, oxford university scientists are working on the world's first vaccine for ovarian cancer, ovarianvax, which could wipe out the disease researches believe. the jab teaches the immune system to recognise and attack the earliest stages of ovarian cancer. cancer research uk charity is funding the study with up to £600,000 promised over the next three years. let's speak to the director of the oxford university's ovarian cancer cell laboratory, professor ahmed ahmed. thank you very much forjoining us. tell us about the work and what it could actual

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compounding their family's grief, a met police investigation the families felt wasn't thorough enoughed an undiagnosed epileptic seizure. now the met admitting a number of lines of inquiry require further examination, and it will reopen its investigation. we think it's the right thing for them to do. i think all we wanted was a thorough, open and transparent investigation. and we were not convinced the initial investigation was that, and the police themselves seem to have admitted that is also not the case. it has been kind of like living in hell for the past 15 months. every day that we miss our daughter, you know, because we sent her to school but she never came back. it's just like the day that turned our world upside down. the driver, claire freemantle, had expressed her deepest sorrow to the families. but the girl�* parents and the school's leadership team believe the police failed to properly investigate the medical evidence, that there were witnesses they just didn't interview, and when they asked the investigation team key questions, they couldn't answer them. injuly, the curr

what advice did you or your ministers receive from sir mark or other senior met police officers?went on to say that the role of this escort group is not for use by p0p this escort group is not for use by pop stars. well, now labour are backing off a bit, saying that they weren't really involved. this is a police matter. nothing dodgy has happened at all and even if they were involved, it had nothing to do with the fact that a load of labour mps were looking forward to seeing taylor swift for themselves. it comes off the back of numerous sleaze allegations. starmer himself has finally u—turned and paid for his own tickets to that concert. but now 59% of the british pubuc but now 59% of the british public think that labour is sleazy. and if the police and labour ministers thought the terror threat against taylor swift was really so bad, then why did so many labour politicians, including the prime minister? and as it turns out now, the home secretary , go to now, the home secretary, go to her concerts themselves. surely they can't have been that worried by the terror threat, can the

we know from the police they've got the met police statement here.tim is a 16 year old boy. injuries are not life threatening. victim 227 year old woman. condition is not life threatening. possibly a teacher, presumably that came to the aid. victim three a 14 year old girl whose injuries may be potentially life changing. and we know that the police haven't arrested anybody at the moment. why would they not have given us a description of the suspect at this stage? because there are people messaging us on the inbox saying, well, i live in that area. who am i looking for? who should i be keeping an eye out for? why would they not give description? >> well, i think that may well follow. i mean, we're probably in the early stages of an investigation. i mean, we're deaung investigation. i mean, we're dealing with we're dealing with a potentially a very serious offence here. you know, seriously want at least one of inflicting grievous bodily harm, which is contrary to section 18. of the offence against the person act, which which carries life imprisonment.

sease fire, you can see some of them being arrested and taken away by police officers, so this pro- palestine protest has been... met with police violence and the people that you see here in these images have actually been arrested by police or being taken away one by one. these are very young protesters, as you can see, they have been arrested by the uk police for taking part in an anti-israel pro- palestine protest, they were also wearing. symbols of support for the palestinians such as the cafia scarf as you can see around the neck of one of them and a similar pattern on the head of the other. these are the protesters that have been arrested by uk police for taking part in this demonstration in the uk. capital london. these are protesters that have been denouncing israel's crimes in gaza and lebanon, the bombing of civilian areas, killing women and children, and what they have been arrested for is simply demanding a ceasefire and... as an end to israeli crimes in palestine and lebanon, you can see these protesters sitting down on the street surrounded by security forces, these protesters have been taking part in

a met police officer has been charged with sex offences against two women.t a catalogue of charges against david carrick, which includes two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault. police in hertfordshire say the charges follow an extensive and complex investigation . the foreign investigation. the foreign secretary has defended the decision to hand the chagos islands back to mauritius, while facing heckles from mps . david facing heckles from mps. david lammy said the deal does not affect the british sovereignty of overseas territories, like the falklands or gibraltar , the falklands or gibraltar, which, as he says, are not up for negotiation. a uk us air base will remain on the island under the government's plans for children are in hospital tonight after a school bus crash in northern ireland. a major incident was declared this afternoon when the bus, with 43 pupils was coming home from college and overturned in a field in county down. police are investigating the cause of the crash

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rick prior is saying the met should have stepped in there and said if a police officer politely askso it. paid for the bus, just do it. just engage with a polite police constable trying to enforce the law. that's the job. that is the job. and he is saying that the met is failing to do this. they're nervous about asking people from minority backgrounds to behave better when in having these sorts of interactions. >> thus have happened if the woman had been white. no. >> well, that's almost certainly the perspective of many officers ispoke the perspective of many officers i spoke to, they would say, and there will be black people and campaigners on this issue that would say, but i know that i'm more likely to get my collar felt because i am black, or i know that i am going to be racially profiled and targeted for not getting on the bus with the right ticket because i am black. >> it's very hard to prove. >> it's very hard to prove. >> this morning i spoke to andy george, who's the chair of the national black police association. he took a completely opposite view to rick prior's and he p

the demonstration is under heavy police presence, with the met police saying two people have now beens are emerging of at least four deaths, including a child in the engush deaths, including a child in the english channel. french media reveals the child under the age of four was trampled to death in a boat off the coast of boulogne. in a separate incident, three other migrants lost their lives after their small boat encountered difficulties near calais . this difficulties near calais. this year alone, 51 people have died in channel crossings, marking the highest toll since 2019. a local official is set to address the media in calais later today. bofis the media in calais later today. boris johnson is gearing up to release his new memoir, unleashed, in a sit down interview with camilla tominey. the former prime minister warned it would be a disaster if sir keir starmer tries to reverse brexit. johnson also reaffirmed his belief in brexit, claiming it's given the uk the freedom to act more decisively. and as for the future, he insists brexit offers the chance to do things better. let's t

the met police say they do have plans to ensure public safety, with officers in contact with the event'sganisers. the force's also urging the to pubuc force's also urging the to public report any suspicious activity through the weekend , as activity through the weekend, as emotions and intentions are expected to run high. well, as we heard at the top of the hour, bofis we heard at the top of the hour, boris johnson is gearing to release his new memoir, unleashed. it's out next week and in a sit down with camilla tominey here on gb news, the former prime minister warned it would be a disaster if sir keir starmer tries to reverse brexit. mr johnson also reaffirmed his mrjohnson also reaffirmed his belief in brexit, claiming it's given the uk the freedom to act more decisively. and as for the future, well, he insists brexit offers the chance to do things better. take a listen to what he had to say. >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> if we'd been and reeves are trying to reverse, so if we'd been a rules, let's say this is the key point. >> if we. yeah. that's what of course they a

the trial of a met police firearms officer is due to begin at the old bailey, just over two years after in the head through a car windscreen after he was stopped by police in streatham. martyn blake, is accused of his murder, which he denies. a manhunt is continuing following a suspected acid attack outside a school in west london on monday. three people were injured, including a 14—year—old girl, who was left with potentially life—changing injuries. police say they're searching for a man who was wearing a mask or balaclava and riding an e—scooter. a military horse that led the late queen's funeral procession has been honoured with the animal equivalent of an obe. lord firebrand — known as yogi — retired in december following a ten—year career. he's the 55th recipient of the pdsa order of merit award, which recognises animals that display outstanding devotion to their owner or wider society. education in young offenders institutions in england has been rapidly declining over the past decade. a joint report from ofsted and the chief inspector of prisons says many units are failing to tak

a met police officer has been charged with sex offences against two women. crown prosecution service has brought a catalogue of charges against david carrick, which includes two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault. police in hertfordshire say the charges follow an extensive and complex investigation . the foreign investigation. the foreign secretary has defended the decision to hand the chagos islands back to mauritius, while facing heckles from mps . david facing heckles from mps. david lammy said the deal does not affect the british sovereignty of overseas territories, like the falklands or gibraltar , the falklands or gibraltar, which, as he says, are not up for negotiation. a uk us air base will remain on the island under the government's plans for children are in hospital tonight after a school bus crash in northern ireland. a major incident was declared this afternoon when the bus, with 43 pupils was coming home from college and overturned in a field in county down. police are investigating the cause of the crash . a gp has been jailed crash

within the police, but then also white officers being so hesitant to deal with ethnic minorities for fear of being called racist. can both of those things be true? at the same time? >> well, the met'ser spoken to a police officer who thinks that that claim has merit. and i've spoken to hundreds over the last few years in this job and several police forces across england and wales and indeed, police scotland have made that concession. but the met is refusing to do so. i think a lot of officers are reassured by that. but at the same time they do want the met to go further, to do as rick says, call out bad behaviour to back the police officers who are making those controversial interceptions when they are needed to do so. >> it's such a tricky issue, isn't it, because they're clearly was racism in the metropolitan police in the 19805. metropolitan police in the 1980s. clearly, things are a lot better now, but that distrust between certain communities and the police still exists. and then the effects of that ricochet and you get these escalating incidents that then put the police at risk. and all these tribunals , it's a mess. these tribunals, it's a mess. it's a total and utter mess.

the demonstrations are under heavy police presence , are under heavy police presence, with the met policeo people have now been arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker. three others have now also been arrested . have now also been arrested. french media reports are emerging of at least four deaths, including a child in the engush deaths, including a child in the english channel. french media reveals the child under the age of four was trampled to death in a boat off the coast of boulogne. in a separate incident, three other migrants lost their lives after their small boat encountered difficulties near calais this year alone, 51 people have died in channel crossings , marking in channel crossings, marking the highest toll since 2019. a local official is set to address the media in calais later today. british nationals are still fleeing lebanon, with a final flight set for sunday amid the escalating conflict across the region. over 250 have already evacuated back to the uk on government chartered flights and the foreign secretary, david lammy, is warning others to register n

reportedly they have been messaging on facebook and after talking online, they decided to meet and police say they met in on hillsdale boulevard in san mateo said saturn, the man's car talking. and during that conversation, police say she threatened them and forced him to drive to a gas station to withdraw money. he says he was then forced to drive or motel in san carlos. and then back to san mateo where they parted ways. the man told police about all of this. of course, they were able to find her the using her facebook profile she was booked into jail on suspicion of kidnapping and robbery. san francisco firefighters worked into action for for an owl. this wasn't baker beach. they shared video of the that allow being examined by an animal control officer. beautiful bird. not clear exactly what was wrong with the al, but they said it's going to be getting a lot of care and rehab. all right. time for the force on forecast again as we take look live at the bay bridge. and gayle is back with the latest. and and, you know, we have some nice temperatures heading our way close to normal. >> seasonable avera

we are in a situation where earlier this morning i met with state and local police in greenville, south carolina and took an aerial tour of western north carolina to survey the damage. and i received the briefing from all of you and we have been working nonstop to provide the support you need and survivors need. my heart goes out to everyone who has experienced the unthinkable loss. we are here for you and i want to thank the republican governor of south carolina and democratic governor of north carolina and all elected officials who have focused on the task at hand. in a moment like this we put politics aside, at least we should. there are no democrats or republicans, only americans and our job is to help as many as we can, as quickly as we can, and as thoroughly as we can. that is why before the storm hit i directed the federal government to use every possible resource to help communities across the nation, across the region get ready. we deployed over 1001st responders in the southeast and i approved the emergency declarations as soon as i received them. today i reproved the request

second, separate meetings, the secret service met that day not with the local police, the local police met two times that morning, not with the secret service and number three local officials had information on crooks around 5:00 p.m. local time they sent messages to the secret service between 538 and 5:51 p.m. local time, it's unclear to this day if the detail protecting trump ever received them, he remained on stage and troubleshot at 611 or 6:12 p.m. the preliminary report final due in december. stuart: trend day iraq a violent gang took over an apartment complex in aurora colorado residents lived in fear. >> we have to do this every time we go outside to take out the garbage and every time we try to go to bed at night with to keep it so nobody can kick in the door. stuart: that's life in the united states that woman witnessed a violent gunfight outside of her door and she was forced to move she will take us through her whole story and the 10:00 o'clock hour this morning, trump hearing from blue state voters at a barbershop of the bronx they're concerned about the economy. >> we hav

met. and police investigating a shooting that happened on birthing way in henry street around 2.30 thursday. officials say they received calls of gunshots, saw somebody with a gun in the area. they arrive at the scene. police say they found several bullet casings. one person allegedly took themselves to a nearby hospital suffering from a gunshot wound. police say they are expected to be okay. investigators reached out to get more information. new this morning, employees at a mcdonald's oakland claim their work hours were cut all because of retaliation. according to a cal osha complaint obtained by kron 4 workers at a mcdonald's on east 14th street, se. this happened after they come play about life-threatening incidents that happened last year. back in december management permanently close its store lobby to workers are ours to be cut. those affected say they're struggling to make ends meet. workers are now demanding meet with store management over the alleged cut hours. we've reached out to madonna is for response. we haven't heard back yet. the area leaders are paying tribute to a group of

our country's police force met its technological needs in several specialized fields in the information technology family and from the opposite side, 55 companies of scientists and technologists of our country introduced more than 60 products. and until this moment , it led to more than 50 billion tomans of contracts between the parties. according to the technologists of this daneshbunian company, after meeting the needs of the domestic market, the next step is to enter the international markets. samia nasser, sed and broadcasting news agency. there are also news from other parts of the world. the member of the european parliament criticized the violent treatment of palestinian prisoners. rima hassan, representative. the french-palestinian member of the european parliament published a picture of the misbehavior of the zionist military with the palestinian people in space virtual media wrote that palestinian hostages have been imprisoned by israeli terrorists in the occupied territories of the west bank. pakistani media reported the explosion around karachi airport . however, tunisia's e

yes, the first people we met were the slovak police, who stopped us, checked our documents, took us to, processed us there for literally a couple of hours and let us go. we went by bus to germany, registered in refugee camp, and i lived there for more than half a year, when i crossed the border, i... melts and the german turns out to be a person who is maximally squeezed into a framework, that is , if some foreigner is rude to him in the metro, he cannot answer him back, because he will be fined for it, such fines, sanctions will be imposed that he will have to work there for 10 years, therefore the german is a non-conflict creature who cannot even stand up for himself, your arrival at sheremetyevo, here you are, the plane landed in moscow, the pilot said everything, we landed in the city hero moscow, what did you feel? well , there was anticipation, finally i returned to my native element, finally my native culture would be very good, if it had accepted me and they had not sent me back, finally, well, as a person who returned home, this was nikolai nordov's epiphany, well, and you, de

and this is evidence that the met police are racist. well, the court disagreed. two people got their jobs back. disagreed. these two people got theirjobs back. do disagreed. these two people got their jobs back. do you disagreed. these two people got theirjobs back. do you think , their jobs back. do you think, actually, eunice, this is a sign that this country qatar far too often its institutions to this knee jerk twitter sort of pile on. yeah, exactly. >> and i think it's just political correctness and everyone playing the victim all the time. i don't agree with it at all. so i feel like, again, this country needs to grow a backbone again and we need our strength. we spoke about the whole giving up of islands . whole giving up of islands. that's just another example. so it's just there is a triangle of they say it's a metal triangle. the stability of a country. and one of those things is to look after your culture, look after your laws, have tough laws, and just have everyone follow the same culture. and now this whole thing is being diluted and everyone's play

police racism in the telegraph pool but with a twist. >> yeah . this time, head of >> yeah. this time, head of met's association faces sacking over racist texts. glad they've all joined in. inspector charles, a hakoah, is accused of sending misogynist, racist and violent and otherwise inappropriate whatsapp messages . inappropriate whatsapp messages. and should he be found guilty and it hasn't been yet, it doesn't. the inquest doesn't start till january, he could be dismissed without notice for his behaviour. >> at the moment he's on suspension. >> i imagine he is on suspension right now. as we stand, that we're on, the details are have not been shared any further than than the words that i've used to describe the text. it turns out, really, that skin colour has nothing to do with being racist all of a sudden. really? because my understanding is this is a black gentleman and he is head of, well, he is the head. >> he is the chair chairman. it would be a pretty impressive if he was chairman of the black. >> it wouldn't be if he was black. people can't be racist. i've read this. >> yeah, well, this is