the metropolitan police say steve bray was reported for the offence meaning he will be considered forrea of low pressure which will be with us to the rest of this week with rain or showers in the forecast pretty much every day. overnight tonight, a band of rain will push across eastern england, a few showers in the west, temperature staying in double figures, is a to start to the day tomorrow. it start off with a band of rain, moving away quickly from eastern scotland and england, and then essentially, take a sunshine and showers. the showers heaviest in scotland and some will line—up into a band across southwest england, so they could be some areas here seeing showers. the fewest showers in the east. the great serena williams as well, so a lot to look forward to hear on this second day of the wimbledon championships but for now, from all of us here, goodbye. at 6pm... scotland's first minister announces plans to hold a second independence referendum next year. the scottish government is proposing that the independence referendum be held on the 19th of october 2023. nicola sturgeon sa

the metropolitan police service being put into special measures because of poor performance. shed model of policing by consent. it has served as a public service and the public must have faith in it. the government is working closely with the policing system as a whole. last october we announced the issues raised by the conviction of wayne couzens for the murder of sarah everard. we also welcome the college of policing is new national leadership standards aimed at continuing development, policing is a difficultjob and demands training standards. the process to recruit a new commissioner is under way and the government has made it clear that the candidate must deliver major and sustained improvements. the whole country notjust london needs to know our biggest police force is getting its act together. the mayor of london supported by his deputy mayor for policing and crime is directly responsible for holding the commission and the met police to account. the mayor notwithstanding what opposite members think needs to raise his game. he has an awesome responsibility which he has hi

the uk's largest force, the metropolitan police, has been put in special measures over concerns about a series of failures in high—profile cases including that murder or server abroad. the population of england and wales has soared to a new high in the past decade and it's getting older. and rafa nadal begins his quest at wimbledon to win his 23rd grand slam title — we'll be there live. coming up on sportsday, it's the end of an era in english cricket as their inspirational white ball captain eoin morgan retires from the international game. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. "should scotland be an independent country?" that is the question the first minister nicola sturgeon wants to put again to the people of scotland in an independence referendum next year. it's exactly the same question that people were asked in 2014. downing street says the prime minister thinks now is not the time to be talking about a referendum but the government will look carefully at the proposal. nicola sturgeon says she wants to hold the vote on the 19th october 2023. she's also asking the supr

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noise will be less the metropolitan police will be able to draw up protocols for breaking the silence such a law was signed by the mayor. workouts buried and basketball creative circles and immersion in history will tell. what opportunities do summer city camps give children? eliminating the consequences of a night fire on tverskaya street, a seven-story pre-revolutionary building caught fire when many were in their apartments, fortunately, there were no casualties, the residents have already begun to return home. our correspondent eduard pugovnikov assessed the damage and talked to those. who saw the start of the fire. this is all that remains of the roof of a seven-story building on tverskaya after a night fire. neatly anywhere. the roof can collapse under the weight of a person. now public utilities are clearing the rubble and trying to restore the destroyed engineering communications. there is no electricity in the whole entrance from below. internet elevators do not work. and the ignition check was in this place, the flame spread very quickly along the roof, the wooden floors in

just while we were listening tojohn, we've had an update from the metropolitan police.t few moments that he met are saying they have evacuated trafalgar square, not too far from here, have evacuated trafalgar square, not too farfrom here, behind have evacuated trafalgar square, not too far from here, behind from where our camera position is. that is all we are hearing at the moment but the mets are saying to people, if you're thinking of coming down here for the concert tonight, they are saying please avoid the area. we are obviously trying to get some more specifics on this, partly how do you define this area? we are trying to find out whether tube stations will be affected in that area, bus routes, people are streaming down the mall here and they have been all morning. 0bviously, just starting to one of the little bit here, people want to be here, they wanted to get a good spot for the concert, which doesn't start until 8pm. so, we know more that —— we know it no more than that. as i can see behind, it is a sea of people. the mall is full. as you would expect. here we

you're still an active member of the metropolitan police force. >> correct. >> have things improved? >> in what respect? in what respect? >> i'm sorry, in respect to communications and coordination between the capitol police they've got new leadership, the metropolitan police, you know, for these kinds of events. i mean, there are protests around the supreme court and they weren't thankfully violent but. >> well, i'm just a patrol officer so those levels of communication are way above my head. >> okay. >> but i think a lot of people learned a lot of valuable lessons from the 6th so i have a hard time of seeing things have not improved since then. >> thank you for your service, continuing service to us and course communities. >> absolutely. >>> breakthrough ahead, what officials are calling the most important nato meeting in 70 years since the alliance was formed. how did they break the stalemate between finland and sweeten on one side and turkey? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. "andrea mitchl "andrea mitchl reports" on msnbc. on a fixed budget, remember the three p

head of the steering service of the metropolitan police aleksey tselishche sultan ziganov maxim kislyakov and sergey tsvetkov the supreme court overturned the verdict and handed down from the very morning , still cannot believe that she is about to see her husband. a year later, finally, at least someone paid attention to it. and he canceled the government, which says that a person defended his family, but the wife of his child, the relatives of vladimir, turned to the supreme court of russia from june 1, the norms were revised to rule in a colony. they believe that kryukov just defended himself and his family as best he could elena kopylova sergey radaev and dmitry shevchenko vesti duty station novosibirsk in tomsk regional ship's house next to the brewery of his family. at the end of december last year, the court sentenced klein to two years in prison and a fine, but the verdict never entered into force. three parties to the prosecutor of the regional economy accept a living gift, namely, an elk humashka, which should replace in the forest, killed by him. animal inaction, the defendant

been a little head for 20 years, and this afternoon, the main investigation department of the metropolitan policend the rector were charged with being accused in a criminal case about a car. on an especially large scale, previously filed against the former deputy minister of education of the russian federation marina cancer director of the institute of social sciences of the ranepa sergey zuev and other persons of iraq, and zuev were previously detained according to the investigation. this group was engaged in the theft of budget money about 21 million rubles. allocated for government contracts. also, the defendant in the case is charged with fictitious employment of twelve people, according to the investigation, vladimir mao was indicated by the former deputy minister. enlightenment rakov the rector himself completely denies the guilt. he insists that he will cooperate with the investigation, he is not going to hide and is ready to pay a bail in the amount of damage to e. well, excuse me, i would say that the absurdity of the accusation that i participated in embezzlement of the budget of funds

metropolitan police today eliminated the call center, whose employees pretended to be lawyers and extortedillions from pensioners. moreover, those who have already become victims of financial scammers before, how the attackers win over customers. is there a chance to return the money stolen from them, alexei tselishchev visited the place. employees of the capital’s call center are lying in ironed jackets and shirts face down on the floor. the police have cooled down the hotline. and just a few minutes before hanging up, the manager's operatives called pensioners. and they promised that they would help them to return the lost money invested once in fake investments, the received amounts would be spent, allegedly on a deposit at a high percentage of investment in real estate. but, and allegedly they were not paid anything, they said, take the base. call we will help people i did what i was told about how to help correctly. to be more precise, lawyers described in detail in a special brochure how to rob people of lies. it describes the full dialogue of the manager with a potential victim. her

and the new orleans metropolitan police were put on a war footing because it was believed that the white-- we are well armed determined to make a stand. these were the proud boys of their time. and the police of new orleans were right to be worried because low and behold, later today, quote, the various companies of the white league armed with every variety of weapon appeared in the streets taking positions. they attacked the police, multiple police officers were killed. the following day, the old officials from the republican party, right? the multi racial party, they had been deposed, and the state house seized by the way supremacist party. and the pro coup paper celebrated the victory with language, that again, it's going to sound very familiar. noting the quote doesn't gallant lives sacrificed on the altar of liberty the blood of gentleman and patriots, and i quote, louisiana throughout its borders today is free. eventually it took federal troops to restore order as so often happened. but it was a huge deal at the time. chronicles and newspapers from new york. it happened just a year

four serving metropolitan police officers have been told they are being investigated over claims of grosswas taken into a medical room and searched by two female police officers while her teachers waited outside, in the incident in december 2020. i am joined now by our correspondent celestina 0lulode here in the studio. the police watchdog confirmed to me that this case will be investigated as one is grose miss conduct. what bad she means is instead a bit being looked as misconduct, it has been escalated. if proven, the four constables investigated could be dismissed. it is important to stress the very job dismissed. it is important to stress the veryjob of the watchdog is to investigate cases like this and present its findings of the metropolitan police as recommendations. one of the important thing to mention is of course a safeguarding review into this case found that racism was likely to have been a factor. that is significant because the mayor of london, siddique khan, back in march, said the io pc need to look at and investigate this case as one of gross misconduct and he wrote to t

metropolitan police officer michael fanone, now a cnn law enforcement analyst. you. thank you for fighting for our democracy before we get started. i appreciate it. >> yeah, thanks. >> today i'm sure and in the coming days as these hearings play out on television it's going to be tough. you lived through that horror we saw playing out if that video and were in the room during the hearing tonight. what was it like for you? what was your takeaway? >> i didn't really have any expectations going into it, but i guess listening to your last segment, what elie honig said, i thought they did a good job. i thought that they were methodical in their presentation. in some ways, it brought me back to, you know, my days as a police officer and testifying in court. i thought that the prosecution in this case had an excellent opening argument. i mean, they have got a difficult task ahead of them. >> do you think they conveyed the horror of that day? because the video is compelling, as i said, every time i see it, it just, you know, it's like i have seen it -- i'm just seeing i

the alleged offenses took place the metropolitan police charged mr.in, aged 70, after viewing the evidence against him. acties viar number of honor killings in iran is on the rise. an honor killing is when a person is killed by a relative or partner because they are accused of bringing shame to the family. this issue was spotlighted by the brutal killing of mona in fe.uary this report contains of setting images. -- upsetting iamges. reporter: these are the moments after the murder of mona. her husband is in the street, smiling, after he beheaded his wife. wemona was married to her cousin at the age of 12. she had run away to turkey to escape what her friend says was a life of abuse. but her family convinced her to go back home. they told her she would be safe. she was a teacher from the same region and she was also forced by her tribaleade lrs violent man. she has agreed to speak openly about her story. >> he cut my hand all the way down to my wrist. here, he burnt me with a heated spoon because i could not wake up for morning prayers. reporter: she e

the independent office for police conduct is to reinvestigate the way the metropolitan police handledsand people. borisjohnson arrives in rwanda for a meeting of the commonwealth's heads of government, with food security, climate change and the government's migrants policy expected to be on the agenda. the waiting list for hospital treatment in wales reaches a new record level — more than 700 thousand patients were waiting for treatment in april. the american artistic swimmer anita alvarez has been rescued from the bottom of the pool by her coach, after fainting following her routine at the world aquatics championships. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. we'll start at headingley, where new zealand won the toss on the first day of the third and final test. the tourists chose to bat on a hot day and a flat pitch. but england's bowlers have struck early. stuart broad taking the wicket of opener tom latham in the first over of the morning for a duck. the tourists have moved to 18—1. england already have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three match seri

the independent office for police conduct is to reinvestigate the way the metropolitan police handledhe deaths of the four men murdered by stephen port. the waiting list for hospital treatment in wales reaches a new record level — more than 700,000 patients were waiting for treatment in april. and it's day two of glastonbury. more than 200,000 festival—goers will see headliners billie eilish, sir paul mccartney and kendrick lamar this weekend. just before we cover our top story — the earthquake in afghanistan — we're expecting to hear very shortly whether there will be further industrial action impacting travel here in the uk over the summer. a ballot has been held by heathrow—based gmb union members, who are employed by british airways. the ballot closed at midday, with the result expected to be released very soon. if the workers vote in favour, it could mean a walkout during the summer holidays. we can cross straight to heathrow and our business correspondent, theo leggett. just remind us what the voters all about, what might happen here? well. about, what might happen here? well, j

the metropolitan police opened a criminal case under the article of fraud against the owners of the firmft finance, which attracted deposits, promising high interest in the case of dividends. paid only for minor loans, and large ones were delayed under a variety of pretexts. as a result, false financiers simply fled, taking millions with them with details . whom we are waiting for excellent depositors a suspicious office located among several branches. quite reputable banks were invited by street barkers, a whole network of agents worked in word of mouth radio anatoly that he had already bought an apartment. ah, this is the most for this money. as i understand it, and good interest is paid, he travels abroad. in fact, interest was paid only on insignificant deposits on large amounts, dividends were delayed under various pretexts by the parents, and this office was inga kazbek. she is reinforced by irina kazbekovna. she is a scammer on trust, but she lured us under the guise of a high percentage of profitability, which no bank promises 4 million 108 for my husband, 600 million for me and

the metropolitan police detained the group already of insurers who sold false osago policies to drivers allegedly from well-known companies. well, motorists understood that they bought a fake only when they applied for compensation after an accident, as it turned out. underground printing press. moreover , cases have been recorded, not only in the moscow region, but also in neighboring regions. in the course of a complex of operational-search activities in the territory of the city of moscow, moscow region and city ​​of yaroslavl policemen were detained. seven suspects aged 19 to 35 during searches at the places of residence of the detainees seized insurance policy forms, fake stamps, sim cards of a mobile operator, empty envelopes. the organizers of the group took the rest of them into custody while they left them under house arrest, but everyone faces a real prison sentence under the article of fraud. now the police are figuring it out. how many fake ones did they manage to sell. on dmitrovskoye highway this morning paralyzed traffic for stuck truck, the driver tried to go around a sm

thank you victoria chernikova for the weather we continue the metropolitan police detained the allegeder who shot the businessmen last night. in the center of the city, everything happened on komsomolsky avenue, the victim was a wealthy businessman from armenia, a healer. sneaked up behind him, fired four times with a pistol with a silencer, but the video from the cameras video surveillance shows that at the time of the attack , there was a girl next to the businessman. she managed to escape, according to some reports, she was killed herself, she was on the wanted list in armenia for attempting to organize a contract killing. at present, the 24-year-old suspect will be delivered to a department of the department, where investigative actions are being carried out with him to establish a complete picture of what happened and the motives for the crime. but the police are conducting searches in the suspect's apartment; criminal cases have been opened under articles on murder and illegal arms trafficking. residents of the house on dubrovskaya street demand to check the legality of the cafe

as to whether anyone will be prosecuted, the metropolitan police is looking into offences including manslaughtertice for grenfell. this is what she wants to see happen. seeing somebody�*s in the docks, seeing somebody serving jail for it, that would happen to any ordinary joe bloggs if they had committed the fire. so there seems some kind of injustice there. and alsojust... ..changing things, making real change. there are thousands of people still living up and down the country with combustible cladding on their homes. and we�*ve known that five years ago, but they�*re still there. and the stuff that has come out at the public inquiry, we cannot see why on earth that isn�*tjust taken down immediately. earlier this month, the government banned the type of cladding that allowed the fire to spread so quickly at grenfell from new installations. since the fire, unsafe cladding has been removed from hundreds of buildings in the uk where it was already installed. but thousands of people still live in about 58 large buildings that still have it. fire safety experts say the advice given to residents to "

there will be less noise the metropolitan police will be able to draw up protocols on the violation oflence itself, such a law was signed by the mayor.

the committee said the dc metropolitan police spotted multiple people with guns that 3 men walking downhe with cake walk. office saying hutchinson said she was disgusted when trump tweeted that former vice president mike pence. >> didn't have the courage to do what should have been done. it was. unpatriotic. it was. >> an american that we are watching the capitol building get defaced over a lie. >> and former president trump is reacting to the witnesses, testimony and real time on his social media platform. he called it false reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. ok or shot. thank you very much. >> it is 4.22. we'll take a break. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. airbnb coming out with a new ban for the 4th of july holiday weekend. we'll tell you why some would-be renters. a little disappointed this morning. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys h

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in the build-up to the riot, the committee said dc metropolitan police spotted multiple individuals of firearms and underneath back in folks are stocked with the that >> weapon on his right a cat. 3 men walking down the but kate, office saying the hutchinson said trump was upset that metal detectors were used to prevent armed supporters from attending his rally. i don't think care that they have weapons. they're not here to hurt me. take that thing minds away. watching the riot play on television, hutchens at 6 chief of staff mark meadows was an emotional. he almost had a lack of reaction. the hutchinson said she was disgusted when trump tweeted the former vice president mike pence. >> didn't have the courage to do what should have been done. it was. unpatriotic. it was an american that we are watching the capitol building get to faced over a lie. >> now, said meadows also seek out a pardon from the former president reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. all right, basil, thank you very much. >> and coming up at 06:30pm, tonight, we will talk live with san jose state political

but for the beginning of the reckless driver, you need to find all the patrol services of the metropolitan policeare now focused on this. how he protects his home and family from a drunken company, he killed one of the attackers, but at the beginning this month. the supreme court allowed the russians to actively protect their housing from any penetration, immediately after that, the sentence to vladimir kryukov was canceled, and the case was sent for a new trial, report by elena kopylova during the trial, vladimir kryukov was under house arrest for two years, then the preventive measure was changed to real deprivation freedom and transported. right here in medical correctional facility number 10, where he spent almost a year. and today his wife is being released. at the walls of the colony since morning until now can't believe she's about to see her husband a year later. finally, at least someone paid attention to this . and he canceled this sentence, therefore, to be honest, the feeling, while incomprehensible conflict, which split vladimir’s life into before and after, happened in 2018 late in

the uk's biggest police force, the metropolitan police, has been put in special measures after a series of sarah everard and the investigation into the rapist and murderer stephen port. a 101—year—old former guard at a nazi concentration camp, identified asjosef s, has been given a five—yearjail term for assisting in the murder of thousands of prisoners at sachsenhausen near berlin. he's the oldest nazi criminal ever to stand trial in a german court, though he'd always claimed he worked as a farm labourer during the three years he was a camp guard. donald trump knew that his supporters had weapons when he urged them to storm the us capitol in january last year, according to a former white house aide. cassidy hutchinson told the official inquiry into the riots that senior officials had warned repeatedly that mr trump's rally on that day to try to overturnjoe biden's victory could spiral out of control. and at one stage, president trump was demanding that he be allowed to join the march on the capitol. our north america editor sarah smith reports. meet a surprise witness. her appearance,

been heading for 20 years, and this afternoon , in the main investigation department of the metropolitan policethe rector was charged with being accused in a criminal case of fraud on an especially large scale previously initiated against the former deputy minister of education of the russian marina cancer federation of the director of the institute of social sciences of the ranepa sergey zuev and other persons of iraq, and zuev were previously detained according to investigators. this group was engaged in the theft of budget money about 21 million rubles. allocated for government contracts. also , the person involved in the case is charged with fictitious employment, 12. according to the investigation, vladimir mau was indicated by the former deputy minister. enlightenment rakov h correspond to the rector of the guilt completely denies. he insists that he will not cooperate with the investigation and is not going to hide and is ready to pay a bail in the amount of the amount of damage. well sorry, i would say that the absurdity of the accusation about the fact that i participated in the theft

the metropolitan police charged mr weinstein, aged 70, after reviewing the evidence against him. the world. it's of 16—year—old valaray in her prom dress outside her bombed—out school in kharkiv. the students in her class were determined to go ahead with their graduation, despite the war, despite everything they've been living through. valaray talked to my colleague, matthew amroliwala. translation: i wanted the whole world to pay _ translation: i wanted the whole world to pay attention _ translation: i wanted the whole world to pay attention to - translation: i wanted the whole world to pay attention to that - world to pay attention to that our country and to my home town is going on. and now the building were civilians live are destroyed. 50 building were civilians live are destroyed.— are destroyed. so many 16-year-olds _ are destroyed. so many 16-year-olds around . are destroyed. so many| 16-year-olds around the are destroyed. so many - 16-year-olds around the world 16—year—olds around the world will be getting ready for their graduation, trying to figure out what to wear. i'

the metropolitan police charged mr weinstein after reviewing the evidence against him. has told the summit of the americas in los angeles, that democracy is under assault around the world but is the essential ingredient to the future of the americas. mexico has led a boycott of the summit by several nations in protest at washington's failure to invite the left—wing leaders of cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. let's have a listen to what mr biden has been saying at the opening of the summit. in a moment, when democracy is under assault around the world, let us unite again and renew our conviction that democracy is not only the defining feature of american history is but the essential ingredient to america's futures. i spoke to our north america correspondent david willis and asked just how significant it is that these particular countries aren't attending the summit. the white house is seeking to downplay the absence of the mexican president and some other key leaders. they make a point that 23 heads of state will be in attendance, they make the point that the mexican presi

in the build-up to the riot, the committee said dc metropolitan police spotted multiple individuals ofearms and underneath that back in folks are stocked with the >> weapon on his right a cat. 3 men walking down the but kate, office saying the hutchinson said trump was upset that metal detectors were used to prevent armed supporters from attending his rally. i don't think care that they have weapons. >> they're not here to hurt me. take that thing. the way. we'll watching the riot play out on television. hutchens at 6 chief of staff mark meadows was an emotional. he almost had a lack of reaction. the hutchinson said she was disgusted when trump tweeted the former vice president mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done. it was. unpatriotic. it was an american that we are watching the capitol building get to faced over a lie. >> now, hutchinson said that meadows did seek a pardon from the former president reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> a moment here. i mean, that's just some incredible testimony about the secret service the president lunging

the metropolitan police have charged four people with allegedly breaking covid lockdown rules while attending 2021. the event saw clashes between the police and some of those attending. sarah everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by met officer wayne couzens. four people are due before westminster magistrates�* court. now to the world cup playoff postponed in april. thought ukraine will take on scotland, with the winners of the match playing wales on sunday, to see who goes to qatar in november. there can't be a more extraordinary back—drop to a game we will hopefully be speaking to someone who's going to that matching a little while. and seeing how she is looking forward to that match at the stadium in glasgow. i think we're going to go to the weather. yeah, we are. they will be fading to leave the night dry and increasingly clear, although we will see more cloud. maybe some patchy rain here and some areas of mist and fog developing through eastern england in east anglia. 5—9 celsius below. this area of high pressure is dominant tomorrow, and that will bring in packs to us through saturd

the independent office for police conduct, the iopc is to re—investigate metropolitan police detectivesr operating in east london. stephen port murdered four men in the space of 16 months, but until now no police officer has faced a misconduct hearing. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. it's now eight years since stephen port killed his first victim, and still the families of the four men — anthony walgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor, who he murdered injust 16 months — are waiting for someone to face a misconduct hearing for the police failures that left port free to kill. they gave the news today a cautious welcome. irate they gave the news today a cautious welcome. ~ ., ., , _ , , welcome. we are happy because we find somebody _ welcome. we are happy because we find somebody is _ welcome. we are happy because we find somebody is taking _ welcome. we are happy because we find somebody is taking it _ find somebody is taking it seriously. at the same time, it should not have to be reopened, it should not have to be reopened, it should have happen

march 2020, there were around 46000 recorded offences involving a knife and in london, the metropolitan police has warned that 2021 is on track to be in the worst year of teenage killings in more than a decade. as a response, the ruling conservative party has called to the police to be given way to power. while many journalists in the british media is a gang label without factoring in the all the reasons that lead to define it. to me, you've spoken about the importance of the distinction between the gang coach. i knew the violence. why do you think it's so important that that distinction is understood, developing an understanding of how particular labels are used to fathom marginalized, and ostracized particular groups? the word gang in this country has become synonymous with black youth. why one would off that as a question why? what really is a gang? i mean, when you look at the legal definition, hooligan, they could be a gotten by the legal definition of various groups of people that could fit the definition of a gun. but the word gang is never used, enable them. and there's various researc

now, it's emerged the metropolitan police have received an allegation of sexual assault.np westminster leader have been criticised for their handling of the initial harassment allegations. the first minister expressed she is willing to meet while ian blackford said this last week. let's review everything that is going on and let me make this absolutely clear, if the complainant feels aggrieved then i am sorry for that and it is important that we sit down and we listen and we learn any lessons that have to be addressed from that. no—one from the snp was available for interview today. the latest development comes from the beginning of a significant week for the party and the wider independence movement. with the first minister due to outline her plans on tuesday for a second referendum. nicola sturgeon said today that independence is essential to resolving the cost—of—living crisis. speaking on today's sunday show, the conservatives are critical of the process. i'm not going to play sturgeon's games on this issue, i would take no part in her pretend referendum when there is

the metropolitan police charged mr weinstein after reviewing the evidence against him.ed a lawsuit against the fbi for failing to stop the convicted sex abuser larry nassar, despite knowing of complaints against him. the claimants, who include the us olympic medallist simone biles, are seeking more than $1 billion in collective damages. sir, you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. thejudge was addressing outside of a prison ever again. the judge was addressing the former us domestics coach larry nassar. more than four years ago, after handing him a life sentence for sexually abusing young women and girls. she called it his death warrant. butjustice came far called it his death warrant. but justice came far too called it his death warrant. butjustice came far too late. according to dozens of women who say they were abused by him. they are planning on suing the fbi for over $1 billion, arguing the agency's failure to act allowed the dock to assault them. the star claimants include olympic gold—medallist simone biles, ali reisman and michaela maroney who

the metropolitan police charged mr weinstein, aged 70, after reviewing the evidence against him.ing for the british people, after he survived a vote of confidence earlier this week. in two weeks' time, the voters of tiverton and honiton in devon will get a chance to give their verdict in a by—election, triggered after the conservative mp neil parish admitted watching pornography in parliament and stood down. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been gauging the mood. tom's family has farmed this land for decades. it sits in a quiet corner of devon, usually considered safe tory turf. now, though, there's a lot of political noise here. opposition parties are trying to overturn the conservative vote. at this farming business, they're trying to decide which way to go. with rising costs and a labour squeeze, they are disillusioned. it's notjust the conservatives i think people are fed up with. i don't think there's anyone in westminster, really, that represents anyone on the ground. i mean, you know, labour and the lib dems have had a golden opportunity now. they seem to be la

for serving metropolitan police officers have been told they're being investigated over claims of grossour correspondent told us what she's learned from the police watchdog about the case. the i/o qc confirmed to me that this would be one of gross misconduct. what that essentially means is instead of it pm but that is mixed conduct which is the case before the slope and escalated. 50 is the case before the slope and escalated. is the case before the slope and escalated-— is the case before the slope and escalated. ., ., ., , ., escalated. so if the allegations are roven the escalated. so if the allegations are proven the for _ escalated. so if the allegations are proven the for constables - escalated. so if the allegations are proven the for constables being i proven the for constables being investigated could actually be dismissed. it's important to stress that the very job dismissed. it's important to stress that the veryjob of dismissed. it's important to stress that the very job of the dismissed. it's important to stress that the veryjob of the i/o pc is to investigate cases like th

the independent office for police conduct, the iopc is to re—investigate metropolitan police detectiveser operating in east london. stephen port murdered four men in the space of 16 months, but until now no police officer has faced a misconduct hearing. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. three of the victims were found on the edge of this graveyard in barking. 0ne the edge of this graveyard in barking. one was found outside his front door nearby. it's now eight years since he killed his first victim, anthony walgate, over the next 16 months he also murdered gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor. but still their families feel no one has been held accountable for the police failures that left port free to kill. so they only go today's news a cautious welcome. {iii only go today's news a cautious welcome. .., , only go today's news a cautious welcome. . ., , ., only go today's news a cautious welcome. _, , ., ., , _ only go today's news a cautious welcome. , ., ., , _ �*, welcome. of course we are happy it's caettin welcome. of course we are happy it's gettin

he was fined by the metropolitan police for breaking lockdown laws, the sue gray report into the whole. this is all happening of course as mps come out day by day in small numbers, relatively small numbers so far, criticising the prime minister and in some cases calling for him to resign. but the deputy prime minister dominic raab here on the programme dismissed talk of a confidence vote. the vast majority confidence vote. the vast ma'ority of viewers want i confidence vote. the vast ma'ority of viewers want us * confidence vote. the vast ma'ority of viewers want us focused h confidence vote. the vast majority of viewers want us focused on - confidence vote. the vast majority of viewers want us focused on the | of viewers want us focused on the 'ob of viewers want us focused on the job and _ of viewers want us focused on the job and the — of viewers want us focused on the job and the priorities they care about, — job and the priorities they care about, and that is why i am saying, look, _ about, and that is why i am saying, took. these — about, and that is why i am saying, look, these

the metropolitan police have received an allegation of sexual assault.st minister and the snp westminster leader have been criticised for their handling of the initial harassment allegations. she is willing to meet the victim while in black forte set this last week. let's review everything that is going on and let me make this absolutely clear, if the complaint and feels aggrieved then i am sorry for that and it is important that we sit down and we listen and we learn any lessons that have to be addressed from that. h0 any lessons that have to be addressed from that. ., ., ., addressed from that. no one from the snp was available _ addressed from that. no one from the snp was available for _ addressed from that. no one from the snp was available for interview - snp was available for interview today. the latest development comes from the beginning of a significant week for the party and the wider independence movement. with the first minister to the outlander plans on tuesday for a second referendum. she said today that independence is essential to resolv

the independent office for police conduct is to reinvestigate the way the metropolitan police handled