absolutely, and not only the metropolitan - and not only the metropolitan police.ial constable, which is effectively a volunteer police officer in kent. he worked for the civil nuclear constabulary as well so there were stages during his career when there was intelligence on the police computer, most alarmingly, intelligence about him being a suspect for indecent exposure, which clearly wasn't taken seriously at the time, that should have caused those officers responsible for that aim to look much harder and much more forensically at couzens's background. that didn't happen and it is heartbreaking for sarah's parents that those opportunities were missed. actual police investigations of crimes or alleged crimes, crimes reported to them, on two occasions, couzens was in his vehicle and the number plate were identified back to him as a serving pad that it might police officer. that still wasn't enough to raise alarm bells to take immediate action there and then. that goes back to 2015. and again in 2021. it is a fair certainty in the conclusions that had those officer

so he sends this malyuta to the metropolitan. entering the cell of saint philip, malyutoskuratov strangled him with a pillow. he killed the saint. later, the kings in this temple at the tomb of st. philip asked forgiveness for theirs. for his terrible act of killing a holy man of god, but this heavy page, it is not washed away by any repentance, no explanations, the holy metropolitan was killed on the direct orders of the tsar, this is perhaps the saddest, most tragic story: of centuries-old russia, it is especially acutely experienced by people who know history and come to these holy walls, because here the saint stood in my place. there stood the tsar, and the tsar did not like that the saint was surrounded by such honor, respect and love, and from this hostility arose the desire to kill the metropolitan, in whom the tsar saw the informal leader of the then political opposition, history in she sorted everything out and made her own verdict... st. philip was not guilty of anything, the king was to blame because of his incontinen

they say if anyone spots him they should call 999 or a special metropolitan police number. which is that the metropolitan police have named abdul shokoor ezedi, 35—year—old man from the newcastle area as the suspect in the newcastle area as the suspect in the alkaline substance attack in south london. it injured a mother and her two daughters, who are eight and her two daughters, who are eight and three years old. well, let's head to the bbc sport centre now for the latest news. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. seven—time formula one champion lewis hamilton is poised for a shock move to ferrari for the 2025 season, after more than 10 years at mercedes. aston villa have signed forward morgan rogers from middlesbrough as the transfer deadline approaches and clubs look to close out deals before 11pm this evening. and england pick uncapped 20—year—old spinner shoaib bashir for the second test against india, which starts tomorrow.

in the all-russian church , the enthronement and accession to the moscow patriarchal throne of metropolitan kirill of smolensk and kaliningrad will take place. during the celebration of the divine liturgy, he will become. and some individual episodes were very etched in my memory, i found myself alone in the altars, dad went out to give communion to people, and i came out through the royal doors and said: mom, and mom was standing next to me, my mother said: father superior, forgive me for god’s sake, here’s vovochka today, right now he came out through the royal doors, he waved his hands like that, said: nothing, nothing, he will be a bishop, that’s how it happened in life, he became a bishop. i’ll share something that i’ve probably never talked about publicly: when i was elected as a locum tenens, i realized that there was, of course, a real chance that i would be elected patriarch, although nothing. it was impossible to predict, i i never asked the lord to become a patriarch, never once in my prayer was this: help me, i always asked the lord to make the right choice, because i understood

yes, the metropolitan _ these rights today? yes, the metropolitan police - these rights today?hese rights today? yes, the metropolitan police tell us . these rights today? yes, the i metropolitan police tell us that these rights today? yes, the - metropolitan police tell us that in the early hours of this morning, armed police carried out to raids on properties in north tyneside and addresses associated with the attacker, including his place of work. they tell us this was a joint operation between the joint operation between the joint operation between the metropolitan police in north cumbria police. they say no arrests were made but inquiries and a search which is now inquiries and a search which is now in its five day continues. people living near the scene on this road here in north tyneside say the road was cordoned off last night. they say police and police dogs were on the scene for around a couple of hours and local people say the best —— the takeaway behind me and a flat above that business were part of the search operation. 0ne resident told us that officers left after

the metropolitan police was criticised for its heavy handling of a vigilfor sarah everard in 2021, duringch some women were bundled to the ground and arrested. the met subsequently made payouts to two women. after the murder, it emerged there had been earlier concerns about wayne couzens�* behaviour, and we are expecting a news conference any moment now. while we are waiting for that, let's bring on our correspondence, simon harrison, i beg your pardon, sam harrison, who will talk us through what we can expect to hear.— expect to hear. well, this is a damnin: expect to hear. well, this is a damning report, _ expect to hear. well, this is a damning report, examining i expect to hear. well, this is a l damning report, examining the conduct of police forces as they looked at the behaviour of wayne couzens. as you will hear over the coming moments, she has not held backin coming moments, she has not held back in her criticism of the police, citing that the force needs a radical overhaul in how it vets and recruits officers, and also how it needs fundamental change in how it deals with cases o

as you said, the metropolitan police _ what we know.itan police have - what we know. as you said, the i metropolitan police have released what we know. as you said, the - metropolitan police have released a statement in the last half an hour. this is a huge police investigation, ever since that brutal attack in clapham on the 31st of january. the investigation has involved the metropolitan police and british transport police and northumbria police because abdul ezedi has links to newcastle, but the metropolitan police have now said this investigation appears to have reached the conclusion. in a statement they said around for pm on monday the 19th of february, yesterday, the crew of a passing boat reportedly had seen a body in the water at tower pier in east london, about a mile downstream from chelsea bridge where abdul ezedi was last seen on cctv at 11:30pm on the evening of the attack of wednesday the 31st of january. police say a body was recovered by the metropolitan police's marine policing unit. it has been viewed by detectives wo

yes, metropolitan police were keen to _ of women.were keen to stress _ of women. yes, metropolitan police were keen to stress they _ of women. yes, metropolitan police were keen to stress they take - of women. yes, metropolitan police were keen to stress they take any . were keen to stress they take any sort of violence against women extremely seriously. the attack took place in a very busy part of south london. this is south clapham in the borough of lambeth. it happened at a busy time, at 7:30pm on wednesday evening. right next to clapham common, which is one of london's busiest parks. people around here have been saying they are quite shocked about what has happened, they are in a state of disbelief. it is quite an affluent area, not the sort of thing they expect to happen around here, but because of the time it happened at around 7.30 in the evening, and a location near a busy park, the metropolitan police are quite hopeful some people may have seen something, the suspect was seen leaving the scene towards clapham common, so they

what we have seen already in the metropolitan police and clearly| the metropolitan police and clearlyause couzens was serving in the metropolitan police at the time of sarah's terrible abduction, rape and murder. the commissioner has been in place for over 18 months and has made it an absolute pledge on his appointment that he will root out predatory offices and we see that manifesting itself in three police officers a week being in our courts because of the infrastructure that has been put in place to make sure that officers who have got a history of sexual offending, who have other factors that mean they have no place for policing are being identified, are being brought tojustice for policing are being identified, are being brought to justice and going through the disciplinary process and being removed from policing and taken away from the front line. and that has to happen because without that

in this footage, metropolitan of tallinn of all estonia, evgeniy , crosses the border on foot throughod in the leningrad region. today he was forced leave the country. in his parting speech, essentially a farewell speech to parishioners, metropolitan eugene of tallinn of all estonia recalls the persecution of christianity in the first centuries, speaks of god’s will, and how persecution is repeated in the seemingly civilized world. today i am performing my last services in this cathedral. i have to leave estonia due to the decision made by the authorities. today is february 6, the head of the estonian orthodox church, metropolitan. churches irritated and unnerved estonia. synod and then council of the estonian church the moscow patriarchate opposed the expulsion of the priest and condemned the actions of the authorities, the estonian, latvian authorities, the moldovan authorities, in the baltic states in estonia in particular, the russian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, this is the last center, the last platform for the consolidation of the russian population. metropolitan

in the past few moments the metropolitan police have issued a statement.ody was recovered by the metropolitan police's policing unit and has been viewed by detectives working on the investigation. commanderjohn savill has been giving updates to the media throughout this investigation since that brutal attack using a corrosive substance in clapham. he said based on the distinctive clothing, abdul shokoor ezedi was wearing at the time of the attack and property found on his body, the metropolitan police strongly believe we have recovered the body of abdul shokoor ezedi. we have been in contact with this family, they say, to pass on the news. it goes on to say, this statement, as you may expect, after a considerable period of time in the strong current of the thames, formal identification is not possible visually, nor is it possible from fingerprints. the statement says, police will work closely with the coroner on other ways to complete formal identification such as dna testing and dental records. this may take some time, police say. this is what appears to

yes, yesterday the metropolitan police superintendent l metropolitan police superintendent gabriel cameronto members of the press, reporters, broadcasters and the public that violence against women should not be tolerated and will not be tolerated by the metropolitan police. witnesses here on this road have told me and other members of the bbc here that they saw a man following the attack fleeing up the road towards clapham common, one of london's busiest parks, and the attack took place at a busy time of day, at around 7:30pm in the evening. metropolitan police say lots of people, they hope, should have seen, may have seen something, and may have more information about what happened. they are also appealing for anyone who may have dashcam footage or cctv footage to come forward and help the police in their investigation as they carry out this large—scale manhunt and this large—scale investigation into what happened here. this large-scale investigation into what happened here.— this large-scale investigation into what happened here. charlie rose, our correspondent. _ what happened here. ch

dutch is coming from the metropolitan police. —— that is coming from.ul ezedi who had significant injuries to the right hand side of his face, was last seen crossing chelsea bridge on the 3ist of january just last seen crossing chelsea bridge on the 3ist of januaryjust hours after the 3ist of januaryjust hours after the attack in clapham in south london. he is wanted for attempted murder after the mother and her children were injured. the mother we are told by the authorities has a life changing injuries from the corrosive liquid. the police have just been talking as we see some of the cctv from that night, that attack. he pulled out one of the young children from the back of that car, flinging the child to the ground. the two children have been released from the hospital but the mother remains in hospital with those life changing injuries. it is worth repeating and underlining what the police have been doing in the last week because they have been going through hours and hours of cctv footage, principally around central london. 100 different officers w

i still would have been taken into the metropolitan police?— metropolitan police?y 2022, that the vetting team was correct. that is not my team as view now, and might view has been expressed to elish angiolini in the run—up to this report. clearly, there was an absence of professional curiosity, determination, with that information that was on the police national database about that unresolved allegation. he should not have been through the doors of the police service. further inquiries should have led to him not succeeding the vetting. have led to him not succeeding the vettint. ,., ., have led to him not succeeding the vettint. ., . , vetting. reporting to the telegraph. given what the _ vetting. reporting to the telegraph. given what the report _ vetting. reporting to the telegraph. given what the report has _ given what the report has identified, _ given what the report has identified, what— given what the report has identified, what we - given what the report has identified, what we knowl given what the report has - identified, what we know about the failings

in 2018, he successfully applied to join the metropolitan police.ort found the vetting was flawed. an indecent exposure allegation was one of the concerns about him which was on the system, but appeared to be missed. there are no words i can use that can adequately express to the everard familyjust how sorry we are across the whole of policing. i was left aghast at the catalogue of missed opportunities, errors, red flags, to stop wayne couzens. the report describes how wayne couzens used his police powers to falsely arrest sarah everard on a street in clapham in south london during the covid lockdown in 2021. here, showing sarah his warrant card and accusing her of breaching lockdown rules. couzens then drove sarah 80 miles to kent, where he raped and strangled her. a week after sarah's disappearance, wayne couzens was arrested. described as a man of diverse and deviant sexual interests, he allegedly committed a very serious sexual assault against a child, barely in her teens, before he joined the police. at a mcdonald's drive—through in the days be

the metropolitan police service . metropolitan police service. the same information . i found this information. i found this astonishing . i make a number of astonishing. i make a number of recommendations to improve recruitment and vetting , recruitment and vetting, covering everything from in—person interviews and home visits for new recruits to improvement for information sharing around transfer hours. in addition to the shortcomings in vetting and recruitment , the in vetting and recruitment, the report shows very clearly how police investigations of indecent exposure were poor . indecent exposure were poor. those offences were treated as low level by the investigating officers . decisions to close officers. decisions to close some cases were taken early with minimal investigation. i am calling for a step change in the way police respond to indecent exposure cases. more research is needed to understand the link between this offence and the likely trajectory towards serious contact , likely trajectory towards serious contact, offending, and ev

in his parting speech, essentially a farewell speech to parishioners, metropolitan evgeni of tallinn of all estonia recalls the persecution of christianity in the first centuries, speaks of god’s will, and how persecution is repeated in the seemingly civilized world. today is february 6th , the head of the estonian orthodox church metropolitan of talin of all estonia evgeniy in the world valery reshetnikov left the country. he was denied a residence permit extension. estonian authorities suspected the bishop of posing a threat to the state. the danger we are talking about has nothing to do with the church. on may 29, 2018, since then his residence permit has been extended twice, now the police have said that the hierarch poses a threat to national security because of... the neo-nazi regime in ukraine to condemn russia and abandon it, but the bishop called only for a speedy peace and avoided political intrigues. talin forced the head of the estonian orthodox church to leave the country. i remain the head of the estonian church; no one released me or removed me. i was chosen by the cou

just to recap what the metropolitan police are saying, they describe this as a targeted attack, theyen anything or if they have any cctv to contact the metropolitan police as a matter of urgency. charlie, that's our correspondence there in clapham. charlie would have more updates throughout the day on bbc news. we will listen to some of the people coming up in the story with our correspondent ian watson. business listen to some of the people at the scene of the attack when it happened. my people at the scene of the attack when it happened.— when it happened. my mother saw there was a _ when it happened. my mother saw there was a lot _ when it happened. my mother saw there was a lot of _ when it happened. my mother saw there was a lot of police _ when it happened. my mother saw there was a lot of police outside i there was a lot of police outside with ambulance to treat the person. in residence mr ensure by what happened. in residence mr ensure by what happened-— in residence mr ensure by what ha ened. , ., happened. they were terrified or some of them — happened. they were terrified

persecution of faith in estonia , the head of the estonian orthodox church, metropolitan eugene, is leavingntry today. previously, the authorities refused to renew his residence permit, allegedly posing a threat to national security. even the clerics of the local protestant church stood up for the priest, but this did not help; the work began only with the help of the temple itself. banditry. this is what our foreign minister sergei lavrov called the policy of western countries. today he chaired a meeting of the council at the diplomatic department. the minister noted despite all their efforts, they failed to undermine our economy. a whole host of measures have been unleashed on us, aimed at openly discriminating against domestic economic operators, blackmailing our traditional foreign partners, and launching a large-scale information campaign to discredit us. in attempts to harm russia, from which the countries of the old world themselves suffer, the budgets of eu states are bursting at the seams under the pressure of spending on ukraine, but brussels is not going to reduce expenses. the h

in the last day the metropolitan police have released a picture of abdul ezedi, believed to be the lastt picture is seen wearing a blue t—shirt, carrying a water bottle and he seemed to have what looked like very serious injuries to the right side of his face. those injuries may well have been caused by the substance he is accused of using in this horrific attack. police say abdul ezedi should not be approached. anyone who sees him should dial 999. they are appealing for anyone who has information, dash cam footage, cctv to get in touch with them as they carry out this large—scale investigation. they are hoping someone may have seen the suspect in this attack flee the scene, because it took place in a very busy area, very busy part of london, one of its busiest parks, in a busy time of day, 7:30pm. they are hoping there will be some witnesses who can come forward and help the police with their investigation. regarding the victims of this attack, at 31—year—old mother and her two young daughters, aged eight and three. they are still in hospital this lunchtime being treated for injuries.

peter kirkham, as a former senior investigating officer with metropolitan officer with the metropolitaned, um, a police and had conducted, um, a large number of these marine retrieval processes before and called this almost a tiny right. um you said that time ago on february the ninth, it would be ten, 11 days before the body surface and using evidence and experience and not internet conspiracy theories. peter kirkham, you were bang on. thank you for your time. always a pleasure . now time's running out pleasure. now time's running out on your chance to win £18,000 in cash in our latest great british giveaway as lines close this friday day. so make sure that you get your entry in on time. and here's how you could win that wonga. >> it's the final week to see how you could be the winner of the great british giveaway. >> there's an incredible £18,000 in cash to be won. totally tax free cash that you can do whatever you like with. >> that works out to be an extra £1,500 to play with each month for a whole year. >> you could put it towards monthly treats, save it for a rainy day, or just us

certainly, the metropolitan _ has happened to ezedi?olitan have _ has happened to ezedi? certainly, the metropolitan have been - has happened to ezedi? certainly, l the metropolitan have been tracking li's movements from where the attack took place right up to the last sighting is on chelsea bridge. —— tracking ezedi's. they will have you thousands of hours of cctv footage, pieced it all together to actually track him as far as they can. chelsea bridge is the last place they have seen him. they will have also used psychologists, people who are well aware of behaviour, because they described him as having been working with purpose earlier on in the evening. by the time he was getting to chelsea bridge area, he was behaving in something they have described as in a different manner. it would appear that either his injuries have been so serious by that time that he has fallen into the water, or he hasjumped into the water. there has been absolutely no sightings of him since then. there has been no use of any monetary issues, no use of his c

metropolitan of dubna, archbishop of the russian parish in western europe. has just taken place, we are now a single church, more there is no reason to be in it. paris, from holland, from germany, from other countries, we pray together today. sow the seeds of division among russian orthodox people in some mystical way, experiencing fear of the united russian church, we say to all people who experience such fear: do not be afraid, we are believers, we believe in the lord the savior, we have walked the path of... confession in order to perceive with a pure heart and bright mind the joy of restoring unity and preserving communication. i'm standing at the cross. on rotmanov island 4 km from the united states, on the bering strait, facing the entire eurasian continent, to all of russia, and how strange it is to realize that on this land so beautiful, so diverse, so majestic, given by god, people sometimes live poorly. that wars, clashes, the madness of terrorist acts continue among the human race, it is precisely at this image of the cross of the lord, let us pra

metropolitan evgeniy left the country.y, he crossed the border on foot through ivan gorod in the leningrad region. the authorities considered the bishop a threat to national security, and therefore his residence permit was not renewed. the metropolitan himself calls the decision of the border service politically motivated and sent his objections to the police and border guard department. the day before, evgeniy announced that he would continue to lead the epc remotely. the capo security police was one of the initiators of the decision, which, of course, seriously affects life estonian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, metropolitan evgeniy enjoys great authority among orthodox believers in estonia and not only orthodox believers, we know that with negative comments. magnet - the price is what you need, how are you, i have a cold, i’m taking it, we can handle it together, but first the booklin. the two components reinforce each other, targeting cold symptoms. that's it, together we gave strength, double strength an

an emergency council of the estonian orthodox church confirmed that metropolitan eugene enjoys greatevers in estonia and we know not only orthodox believers. that the estonian evangelical lutheran church and the estonian council of churches made negative comments about the authorities’ decision, representatives of various christian denominations on the territory of this country, who had good cooperation and friendly relations with metropolitan eugene, thus the flock is deprived of its shepherd, of course the life of the estonian orthodox church. will continue, it has three bishops who will lead church life, and during this period of forced absence from the country the law. to the extent that this remains possible for him, he will continue his concern for the estonian orthodox church, at least until she herself makes some other decision. let me remind you that the estonian orthodox church is a self-governing church within the moscow patriarchate; it itself elects its primates through its council. yeah, that is, i am like that. independently in matters of internal church administration

the metropolitan police, british transport police and northumbria police.with any information is being urged to contact the police and dial 999. you mention that _ contact the police and dial 999. you mention that this is not a widespread investigation involving numerous different police forces across the uk. the last sighting of the suspect was in caledonia road just next to king's cross station. is the top ten he then got on a train and travelled north? we understand he has links to the north—east. he understand he has links to the north-east— north-east. he has links to newcastle. _ north-east. he has links to newcastle, which - north-east. he has links to newcastle, which is - north-east. he has links to newcastle, which is why i north-east. he has links to _ newcastle, which is why northumbria police are joining newcastle, which is why northumbria police arejoining in newcastle, which is why northumbria police are joining in with this investigation. it is a huge investigation. it is a huge investigation involving three police forces. police are despera

an inquiry into how a serving metropolitan police officer was able to abduct, rape and murder a womann 2021 has concluded he should never have been given a job in the force. wayne couzens joined kent police as a special constable in 2002, beforejoining the metropolitan police in 2018. that's despite an accusation he sexually assaulted a child "barely in her teens" while in his early 20s. couzens, who was off—duty, murdered sarah everard after kidnapping her under the false guise of an arrest. he was sacked by the met after his arrest and is now serving a whole—life sentence. the inquiry�*s first stage has been considering what the met knew about couzens�* reported behaviour prior to sarah's murder. here's what inquiry chair, lady elish angiolini had to say. the fragility of public trust and confidence in policing affects us all, including those good police officers doing the right thing every day. it is time for all of those with responsibility for policing to do everything they can to improve standards of recruitment, vetting and investigation. wayne couzens was never fit to be a pol

in his parting speech, essentially a farewell speech to parishioners, metropolitan eugene of tallinn of all estonia recalls the persecution of christianity in the first centuries, speaks of god’s will, and how persecution is repeated in the seemingly civilized world. today i am performing my last service in this cathedral . i have to leave estonia due to the decision made by the authorities. today is february 6, the head of the estonian orthodox church, metropolitan of talin of all estonia, evgenya. elected primate of the estonian orthodox church church of the moscow patriarchate on may 29, 2018 , since then his residence permit has been extended twice. now the police have said that the hierarch poses a threat to national security due to his principled and public support for the special operation. the decision of the estonian authorities, as they themselves explained, was motivated by the fact that the values ​​preached by metropolitan eugene do not correspond to the values ​​of estonian people. society, at least in the understanding of the estonian special services, apparently becau

in his parting speech, essentially a farewell speech to parishioners, metropolitan evgeni of tallinns the persecution of christianity in the first centuries, speaks of god’s will, and how in civilized life it seemed would, in the world, persecution is repeated. today i am performing my last service in this cathedral. i have to leave estonia due to the decision made by the authorities. today is february 6, the head of the estonian orthodox church, metropolitan of talinsky of all estonia eugene in the world. he was denied an extension to the residence permit. the authorities suspected the bishop of posing a threat to the state. ei ole seotud kirikuga, we say, is in no way connected with the church, we are not talking about the religious movement in general or about believers, we do not see here problems. only the estonian authorities are disingenuous, belonging to the moscow patriarchate, the strong spiritual connection of orthodox parishioners with russia, the confrontation in the politicization of the church is irritating.

metropolitan epiphany visited bukovyna the day before. visit of the head of the orthodox church of ukraine had an important mission. he presented the newly appointed head of the united chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese. why is this decision historic and how? bukovyna, let's see in the next material, a historical decision, that's what the primate of the orthodox church of ukraine calls the unification of three dioceses of the ocu in bukovyna into one. according to the decision of the holy synod, three separate dioceses are united into a single chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese. if we have strong local dioceses, then this happens in general accordingly. on the approval of the ukrainian orthodox church. bishop feognost bodoryak was elected to lead the newly created central district. i want to thank everyone for their great work and call everyone to unite, as the ruling bishop of the already united chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese, i invite everyone to work together, to love, to peace, to victory. the bishop assures that the church will always remain open for

metropolitan epiphany visited bukovyna.re, the primate of the orthodox church of ukraine introduced the newly appointed head of the united chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese. why is this decision called historic and how did they react? bukovynki in the material of my colleagues. a historic decision. this is exactly what the primate of the orthodox church of ukraine calls the union of three dioceses of the ocu in bukovyna. into one, according to the decision of the holy synod, three separate dioceses are united into a single chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese, if we will have strong dioceses on the ground, then this will accordingly happen in general with the approval of the ukrainian orthodox church. bishop feognost bodoryak was elected to lead the newly created central district. i want to thank everyone for their great work and encourage them. everyone to unity, as the ruling bishop of the already united diocese of chernivtsi-bukovyna, i invite everyone to work together, to love, to peace, to victory. the bishop assures that the church

we can talk to former chief superintendent with the metropolitan police.es or so. there are three working theories, _ minutes or so. there are three working theories, one - minutes or so. there are three working theories, one abdul i minutes or so. there are three . working theories, one abdul ezedi had gone overboard for that which is highly unlikely. one of the theories that he's been held and kept and supported that's why the police offered £20,000 reward to try and flush them out. the final was he took his own life. it appears he has committed suicide. although nobody has been found. we committed suicide. although nobody has been found.— has been found. we were going throu~h has been found. we were going through what — has been found. we were going through what the _ has been found. we were going through what the working - has been found. we were going - through what the working assumptions were from that briefing from the metropolitan police for that we're looking at cctv footage on our screen. just give me an idea of how big a task that would have be

local migration authorities refused to renew metropolitan eugene’s residence permit, and his serviceed to assure that this decision is allegedly not connected with tallinn’s attitude towards the entire orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, but it is difficult not to draw parallels with the persecution that kiev friends inflicted on christians. baltic with details margari semenyuk. in this footage, metropolitan evgeniy of tallinn of all estonia crosses the border on foot through ivangorod in leningrad region. today he was forced to leave the country. in his parting speech, essentially a farewell speech to the parishioners , evgeniy, metropolitan of all estonia , recalls the persecution of christianity in the first centuries, speaks of god’s will, and how persecution is repeated in the seemingly civilized world. today i am performing my last service in this cathedral. we don't see any problems here for believers.

what progress has metropolitan police made? the post office chief exec, _ metropolitan police made?e chief exec, the current one, i office chief exec, the current one, nick read, denied accusations or suggestions that they are dragging their feet when it comes to compensation. he also said they have been working hard to challenge perceptions of the post office, they said they are trying to improve the culture and they've got people going to post office branches to improve the view of what the post office people think of the post office. given the huge impact that this scandal has had, do you feel that the post office is now tainted, really, as a company, as an organisation? it really, as a company, as an organisation?— really, as a company, as an organisation? really, as a company, as an oruanisation? ., ., ., organisation? if we go down that route we are _ organisation? if we go down that route we are tainting _ organisation? if we go down that route we are tainting about i organisation? if we go down that| route we are tainting about 9000 hard—working people who run the post offic

now, at the metropolitan police.hinking is about what i was thinking is about what does this mean for justice when it comes to the victims? yes. if this is abdul ezedi, which seems like it very much is, uh . then, you know, he's not is, uh. then, you know, he's not going to be behind bars for life, is he? or is it perhaps greater justice that he won't be able to live out the rest of his days? >> well, get in touch, gb news news at gbnews.com. is it better that he's found dead or should he have been locked up for the rest of his life, but also really fascinating to learn there that we that there will be positive identification even possible sex possible thanks to the sex offenders register. possible thanks to the sex oferes,'s register. possible thanks to the sex oferes, indeed.er. possible thanks to the sex oferes, indeed. because he's >> yes, indeed. because he's already convicted criminal. already a convicted criminal. but, up already a convicted criminal. but, up , already a convicted criminal. but, up , we're alr

metropolitan epiphanius visited bukovyna the day before, the visit of the head of the orthodox churchraine had an important mission. he introduced the newly appointed head of the united chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese. why this decision is historic and how bukovy residents reacted, see in the next article. a historic decision. that's how the prestoyat calls it. according to the decision of the holy synod, individual dioceses are united into a single chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese, if we will have strong dioceses in the places, then this will accordingly happen in general on the approval of the ukrainian orthodox church. bishop feognost bodoryak was elected to lead the newly created central district. i want to thank everyone for their great work and i call on everyone to unite, as the ruling bishop of the already united diocese of chernivtsi-bukovyna, i invite everyone to work together, to love, to peace, to victory. the bishop assures that the church will always remain open for everyone, and regarding the education of future clergymen , he noted: chernivtsi national university will be able t

the metropolitan police has responded that it must go further and faster to regain public trust.s our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. he was a predatory sex offender in a police uniform. a criminal with state—sanctioned powers. wayne couzens should never have been allowed to join the police, and constant flawed vetting meant he was able to continue in his role despite a series of red flags. these are the stark conclusions of today's inquiry report. the metropolitan police service told the inquiry in 2022 that it would still have recruited him if provided with the same information. i found this astonishing. without a significant overhaul, there is nothing to stop another wayne couzens operating in plain sight. the report describes how in 2004 and 2008, kent police turned down his application to join, but allowed him to work voluntary as a special constable. in 2011, another force, the civil nuclear constabulary, took him on — despite a recommendation that he shouldn't get through the vetting. in 2018, he transferred to the met. an indecent exposure allegation, which was on

about 20,000 i people marching today according to the metropolitan police and right in the metropolitand speeches going on at the moment. most people here are calling for a separate palestinian state, also a ceasefire in gaza. the atmosphere here today has been really peaceful. people have been walking peacefully along. they have been chanting, waving banners but so far i haven't seen anything inflammatory. police have said they will crack down on any illegal slogans or chanting that would inflame community tensions but so far, all has been pretty peaceful. police say they have had hundreds of police officers on alert in the area and so far, things have been pretty quiet. i have seen groups of families, people of all ages talking, marching peacefully, so very much coming together. people say that they are asking for a ceasefire. they want the situation in palestine with israel to be kind of resolved in some way. most people are also saying, people that i spoke to, i talked about tensions in the jewish community. people have recognised that the jewish community feels unsafe at the moment

this attack launched a huge, widescale manhunt involving three police forces, the metropolitan policeort police and northumbria police because the suspect abdul shokoor ezedi has links to newcastle. police have spent many hours scouring lots and lots, hours and hours of cctv, tracking his movements after the attack to clapham underground station, tower bridge station, king's cross, the victoria line, and eventually they tracked him to chelsea bridge and that's where the trail appeared to end. he was seen making his way onto chelsea bridge on the cctv, apparently pacing up—and—down the bridge and leaning over the bridge. but there is no cctv to suggest he left chelsea bridge. this is four hours after the attack on 31st of january. this is why police believe he then fell into the river and their latest theory was that he was in the water and they launched a major search of the river thames to find the body of abdul shokoor ezedi. and he has now been found yesterday at four o'clock a little further downstream in the city of london. his body was discovered by a passing boat. police say it

in his farewell address , the metropolitan called on believers not to despair , reminded them that a test is always given within one’s strength, and called the decision of the estonian authorities political motivated. a farewell video of a volunteer with the call sign rostov is being circulated online. mikhail petrenko, that was the name of the hero, recorded the incident of his death. he passed away last fall. an enemy drone flew into rostov’s car while he was on his way to pick up the wounded from the front line. the publication of these frames was the last wish of the fighter, which was fulfilled by his wife. how will mikhail petrenko be remembered by his family and colleagues in the report by veronica bogma. hello, dear fellow countrymen. this is the last video, and since you are watching it, it means only one thing happened: for reasons beyond my control, i died, continue without me, but i wish the rest victory. happiness to everyone, that's it, goodbye, victory will be ours, mikhail petrenko recorded this video and sent it to his wife back in april, insisted that it be publishe

well, within the last hour, the metropolitan police has confirmed to us that a complaint has been madeinst the former tory mp, lee anderson, over comments he made about the london mayor and unknown complainant to unknown complainant went to the met police a day after lee anderson said islamist had control of sadiq khan . the control of sadiq khan. the ex—deputy tory party chairman was stripped of the whip after refusing to apologise for his remarks . he has since admitted remarks. he has since admitted his choice of words was clumsy, but said he'd been trying to represent concerns of his represent the concerns of his constituents . it's a major constituents. it's a major search and rescue was launched after the bodies of at least three suspected migrants were pulled from the english channel today , despite the bad weather, today, despite the bad weather, gb news filmed these pictures of an rnli lifeboat rushing in to rescue the small boat , which an rnli lifeboat rushing in to rescue the small boat, which had migrants on board and was getting into difficulties in poor visibility and ch

in 1972, after theatrical works on various metropolitan stages, sergei albertovich became the music editorcreated magnificent music for films, i’ll take your pain, scattered nest, black castle alshansky and others. in addition, for 11 years sergei cortez. worked as director of the bolshoi theater of belarus to always be in the know current news, subscribe to us on all social networks, and also in the convenient telegram messenger, like, react and write comments. in the meantime, you are typing belarus 24 into search engines, we invite you to move to the city of bykhov, here is the castle of the family of khatkevichi and saopek, which is an architectural monument of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, we will be imbued with interesting facts and feel the breath of history itself in the place on the map section : at the beginning of the 16th century , bykhkhov was owned by jan karl chotkevich, a participant wars with sweden, turkey and two campaigns against moscow. he won many victories, for which he was rewarded in 1605. the title of great hetman, head of the armed forces of the polish-

from the moment he was born, prince harry has been surrounded by armed metropolitan police protection go with him wherever he went. but that was when and because he was a working royal. when he stepped down and left the country in 2020, that routine taxpayer funded protection was downgraded. government lawyers said armed security would still be provided but only when it was believed to be necessary and on a case—by—case basis. prince harry's case was that the decision made by a group known as ravec, or the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures, was wrong, unfair and unlawful. his lawyers pointed out that panel members had included senior members of the royal household at a time when tensions between prince harry and some senior members of the royal family itself were incredibly high. thejudge did not agree. the court has found that there has not been any unlawfulness in reaching the decision of the 28th of february 2020. it's a judgment that will have security implications for the king's younger son. while the government may insist that protection will b

update from the metropolitan police and i'm an police on that.about the syrian who keeps trying to get back across the channel, but the police won't even let him, even though look, he's living under a boat on the beach at dover. you couldn't make it up. that's all. coming up in your next hour. welcome to the show. thanks for your company. i want to hear from you in all the usual ways. email me please gbviews@gbnews.com. what do you think about that? putin interview? states quite interview? he states quite clearly that he's in this for the long haul. is it time time to negotiate with putin? or bear in mind the un thinks he's a war criminal and he's been accused of sorts of horrendous acts. of all sorts of horrendous acts. is not conscious is that simply not conscious able? and also, we found out in that interview that putin is getting richer during the war because he's dumping more oil offshore. and we're asking the big question, is it time for us to reassess our relationship with net zero? so we don't get colder and poorer and be more reliant on

always a pleasure you on the metropolitan police. police. always a pleaslpeteh just felt on the metropolitan police. always a pleaslpeteh just felt like :he show, peter. just felt like a copy and paste response there from mark roe, didn't it? it was almost like another lesson need to be learned. we've made mistakes , but this is a serious mistakes, but this is a serious sin . this matter. the report , sin. this matter. the report, peter concluded that this was a very serious sexual assault of a child, barely in her teens. it also came out about an alleged attempt to kidnap at knifepoint in 1995. the report concludes it was a lamentable and repeated failure to deal with these allegations for many years that culminated in sarah everard's tragic murdeh we can't just say lessons must be learned, surely this this is far, far more serious than that . the report serious than that. the report paints an incredibly concerning picture of the whole system, from top to bottom . from top to bottom. >> um, we need to be careful about , um, >> um, w

as new york city, his country to the creation of central park the new york public library, the metropolitan museum of art national museum of natural history, bronx zoo, mass transportation of niagara falls and more are immeasurable. of course, you will learn about the life and legacy of today. in many ways, his is a paradox. i hope you remember one very important fact the history you learn is as factual as the historian. telling it to be. i'll repeat that the history you learn is as factual as the historian telling it intended to be. what i convey is the result of my embracing? andrew green's diaries as well as thousands of archive letters, the newspaper accounts? let me bring you back to the year 1903 with the conflict thing time of reform in journalism. well, joy and serenity that greenhill worcester much of disaster driven, prosperous seed and celebrity craze world wasn't too different from today i've i've had a few near-death experiences where much flashed through my mind in just a few seconds. this video though flashes similarly i welcome you to 1903. the last year of andrew green's li

but the metropolitan police once again urging the public to help them in their search for abdul ezedi yard and our correspondent graham satchell. tell us more about what the met police had to say.— police had to say. some very interesting — police had to say. some very interesting new _ police had to say. some very interesting new information | police had to say. some very . interesting new information first police had to say. some very - interesting new information first of all on the condition of the people who were injured in this horrific attack in clapham. some good news i suppose as far as the children are concerned. we are told they condition is not as serious as was potentially first thought and they are in the care of the nhs. so the children do not have life changing injuries. not such good news for the mother who was described there as very poorly and will most likely have life changing injuries. she is sedated. then we got some considerable detail about what the police have been doing since wednesday night. we now know that there were five warrants issued, number in the ea