engineers, colonel francis para and us coast guard captain patrick burkett, as well as the metropolitan police department, assistant chief jeffrey carroll. each the direct deputy director, justin brown, the fire chief for the metropolitan washington airports authority. rick barnett, the police chief for the metropolitan washington airports authority. our police major tim moore, the maryland state police. first sergeant john potenza and the u.s. army deputy director of aviation, colonel mark, we have an excellent. two overnight hour. we've been conducting search and rescue operations are really since our last update. and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well as some of the assets that have arrived on scene during our salvage surveys in preparation to lift the aircraft additional remains were located and removed from the river and taken to the medical examiner's office. so far, 55 victims have been positively identified from this aircraft or from this this accident. the ntsb, american and psa airlines as well as district officials, the red cross and s

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metropolitan. washington airports authority, rick barnett. >> the police. >> chief for the metropolitan. >> washington airports. >> authority, our police major. >> tim moore. >> the maryland state police first sergeant. >> john potenza, and the u.s. >> army deputy. >> director of. >> aviation. >> colonel mark otte. >> we have next slide. >> so overnight hour. >> we've been conducting search and rescue operations, or really since our. >> last update. >> and these operations have continued with our regular partners from the region, as well. >> as some of the assets that have arrived on. >> scene during our salvage surveys and preparation. >> to lift the aircraft. additional remains were located and removed from the river and taken to the medical examiner's office. so far, 55. >> victims have. >> been positively identified from this aircraft or from this, um, this accident. the ntsb, american and psa airlines, as well as district officials, red cross and some other support organizations are continuing to support the families at the family assistance center. and during a site visit. so far, the only injur

in relation to mohamed al fayed, who died in 2023, london's metropolitan police have said they have receiveded al fayed died yet he was not charged. there was a lot of concern about that and a review at the moment taking place into how the claims were handled, investigated, and that is expected to be published within the next few weeks. separately there was a live criminal investigation into more than five people who the met police suspects may have facilitated or enabled sexual offending by mohamed al fayed and that inquiries looking at the people and seeing whether any potential criminal charges can be brought against them. daniel, thank you. if you've been affected by any of the issues in this report, please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. welcome back. a slogan inspired by us president donald trump. the summit hosts, the spanish party vox the netherlands and italy. let's speak to guy hedgecoe in madrid. hello. take us more detail which personalities we are expecting to there we are expecting to see there and what will on the and what will

did get a response, it would be almost nothing weeks after the death knell was told by the metropolitan police in london that there was no foul play suspected but has yet to receive an official cause of death. he says it wasn't until an investigative reporter from the guardian reached out tot police. >> that video evidence was released of 3 men clean his apartment april 3rd, 2023 for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3 men. >> we're in that apartment. hours before i found her dead is chilling and terrifying and beyond upsetting. cornell says homophobia is the likely reason why scotland yard hasn't taken clean this case. seriously. >> and has heard of similar experiences from lgbtq+ friends in the uk answers only seem to come from police when they learn about the fan following clean and peaches. i did not know that there's this rich, horrible history of institutional homophobia within this police force. he spent 2 years in the dark and just wants answers and transparency from police because that's what heklina as family, friends and fans have been waiting for. you

did get a response, it would be almost nothing weeks after the death knell was told by the metropolitan policen london that there was no foul play suspected but has yet to receive an official cause of death. he says it wasn't until an investigative reporter from the guardian reached out to police. >> that video evidence was released of 3 men leaving heckling his apartment april 3rd, 2023 for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3 men. we're in that apartment. hours before i found her dead is chilling and terrifying and beyond upsetting, grinnell says homophobia is the likely reason why scotland yard hasn't taken a kleenex case seriously and has heard of similar experiences from lgbtq+. friends in the uk answers only seem to come from police when they learn about the fan following up clean peaches. how dare you treat me differently because now you see. >> that i have some poll are some audience. it's really frightening and it makes me wonder what's the average? person's experience with the police in london. he spent 2 years in the dark and just wants answers and trans

did get a response, it would be almost nothing weeks after the death knell was told by the metropolitan police in london that there was no foul play suspected but has yet to receive an official cause of death. he says it wasn't until an investigative reporter from the guardian reached out to police. that video evidence was released of 3 men clean his apartment april 3rd, 2023 for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3 men. we're in that apartment. hours before i found her dead is chilling and terrifying and beyond upsetting. cornell says homophobia is the likely reason why scotland yard hasn't taken clean this case. seriously and has heard of similar experiences from lgbtq+ friends in the uk answers only seem to come from police when they learn about the fan following clean and peaches. i did not know that there's this rich, horrible history of institutional homophobia within this police force. he spent 2 years in the dark and just wants answers and transparency from police because that's what heklina as family, friends and fans have been waiting for. you know, when

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did get a response, it would be almost nothing weeks after the death knell was told by the metropolitan policendon that there was no foul play suspected but has yet to receive an official cause of death. he says it wasn't until an investigative reporter from the guardian reached out to police. >> that video evidence was released of 3 men clean his apartment april 3rd, 2023 for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3 men. we're in that apartment. hours before i found her dead is chilling and terrifying. and beyond upsetting, grinnell says homophobia is the likely reason why scotland yard hasn't taken clean this case. seriously and has heard of similar experiences from lgbtq+ friends in the uk answers only seem to come from police when they learn about the fan following up clean and peaches. i did not know that there's this rich, horrible history of institutional homophobia within this police force. he spent 2 years in the dark and just wants answers and transparency from police because that's what heklina as family, friends and fans have been waiting for. you know what

their job by being assigned to investigate the mob violence against the capitol police and metropolitan policen dc. and they want to retaliate against them. he has uttered. >> the. >> words he would not engage in retaliation. is there any evidence he's done anything to defend these people and to try to call off the dogs? against the fbi agents and prosecutors? i mean, we've got in the district of columbia, a dozen assistant u.s. attorneys. these are civil service lawyers, professionals, many of them decorated and awarded, who have been fired simply because they did their jobs in prosecuting people who violently assaulted our police officers. right. who brutalized and wounded and hospitalized our cops. they've been fired as assistant u.s. attorneys. those people should be reinstated and rehired immediately. just like any fbi agent who suffered any adverse discipline. and they should call off their witch hunt, round up of the fbi. and fortunately, judge cobb in the district court of the district of columbia has already blown the whistle on this and frozen that process. but do we want to put in a

patrick burkett up here as well will be the metropolitan police department, the homeland security and emergency management agency from d.c., the metropolitan washington, an airport authority fire chief, metropolitan washington airport authority police department, the maryland state police and the u.s. army deputy director of army aviation. so they'll all be up here today. this two minute warning. any questions before we get started? all right. we'll get started shortly. get. just a reminder also, if you all, when you ask questions, please just speak up and give your name and your network as well.

all know what happened january 6th, because many of the police officers, both the capitol police and the metropolitanton, d.c. police department have testified. i know sergeant gonell aquilino gonell, a national hero, by the way. not only did he protect democracy, but he protected members of congress, both democrats and republicans. i went to the ways and means committee room, and i saw the republicans huddle up in a corner, afraid of their own supporters, and sergeant gonell and others were there to protect all of us. >> congressman espaillat, thank you so much for being with us this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> all right. so trump administration officials began releasing billions of gallons of water across california. but the question is, was this the right water going to the right place? is this doing what they said it would and should do? >> lockerbie, february 16th on cnn, i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just. >> two weeks. >> here, i'll take. >> that. >> ensure max protein, 30g protein, one gram of sugar

army corps of engineers working with the coast guard, metropolitan dc fire and police, as well as a flotilla, a. flotilla of teams from around the. greater washington, d.c. area. and there you see right there a piece of wreckage. >> that has. >> been already. >> pulled up. >> we've already. seen them pull. >> up a one of the engines from. >> the regional. >> jet and a. >> big chunk. >> of the fuselage. what they're hoping, andrea, is that as they remove that fuselage, they will find. >> more of the victims. >> who are missing. >> 12 of them as of this mornin, were still missing. they believe. >> that they are likely in the fuselage. >> and so they. >> want to remove the fuselage, lift it, and. >> then they describe. >> this. >> as a very dignified and slow. >> process of removing. >> the victims. there's a. >> blue tent out there on. >> the barge, and we believe that they will put. >> those victims. >> into the tent. >> and then, of course, the medical examiner would. >> be. >> involved in removing the victims and taking them on to. the medical examiner's office in washington, dc. separately

metropolitan police sources have told gb news that no action will be taken over allegations that sirtarmer broke covid lockdown rules in 2020 by meeting with a voice coach. a metropolitan police spokesman said in a statement the specific legislation that would be used by police forces dealing with alleged offences during covid has a three year deadline for initiating proceedings, as this alleged incident falls outside of this time frame, no action will be taken. angela rayner has confirmed that elections scheduled for may in nine council areas have been postponed for one year due to plans for the reorganisation of local government in england. the deputy prime minister has announced six new potential devolution areas throughout england, with a view to mayoral elections in may 2026. reform uk leader nigel farage has said in a press conference this afternoon that it is ludicrous that there has been no public consultation over the delay, saying his party will put up a candidate in every district. and finally, his majesty the king has visited the polish social and cultural association tod

metropolitan police sources have told gb news that no action will be taken over allegations that sirr starmer broke covid lockdown rules in 2020 by meeting with a voice coach. a metropolitan police spokesman said in a statement the specific legislation that would be used by police forces dealing with alleged offences during covid has a three year deadline for initiating proceedings, as this alleged incident falls outside of this time frame, no action will be taken, just a brief breaking line coming out of the white house this evening. us president donald trump has not committed to putting us troops on the ground in gaza as part of his proposal for a us takeover of the region. president trump said during a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday that he wants the us to take over gaza and turn it into the riviera of the middle east. the white house press secretary, karoline leavitt, said a short time ago in a press conference that that does not mean boots on the ground in gaza . and finally, his ground in gaza. and finally, his majesty the king has visited the

metropolitan police sources have told gb news that no action will be taken over allegations that sirarmer broke covid lockdown rules in 2020 by meeting with a voice coach. a metropolitan police spokesman said in a statement the specific legislation that would be used by police forces dealing with alleged offences during covid has a three year deadline for initiating proceedings, as this alleged incident falls outside of this timeframe, no action will be taken. and finally, his majesty the king has visited the poush majesty the king has visited the polish social and cultural association today, viewing a newly opened art exhibition and attending a reception with members of the polish community in the uk. his visit comes exactly one year on since his cancer diagnosis was announced by buckingham palace. during the reception, his majesty heard from staff, volunteers and community members about the centre's significance and its vital work in strengthening the poush vital work in strengthening the polish community. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to matt. >> for th

the metropolitan police has stepped up its efforts to clamp down on phone thieves, seizing 1000 stolenbiles and arresting 230 people in a single week. during a week of coordinated action across london. the force specifically targeted and clamped down on phone thieves. this included action in hotspot areas like west end and westminster, where nearly 40% of thefts occur, it said. the met police described it as a £50 million a year trade that saw stolen phones resold abroad and in the uk. the home secretary, yvette cooper, is chairing a summit today with law enforcement bodies to focus on tackling the issue. grenfell tower is to be demolished eight years after a fire claimed the lives of 72 people. bereaved families of the fire were told of the government's decision last night at a meeting with the deputy prime minister. however, members of the grenfell united group who represent some of the survivors and bereaved families, said some of the bereaved and survivors are upset about not having their views heard or being considered in the decision . being considered in the decision. and finall

the metropolitan police said these include the incident where a flare was set off an arrest near waterloo an officer was spat at, and three arrests in whitehall after stop the isolation protesters entered the stand up to racism area. thousands of protesters have gathered in the capital with a march in support of tommy robinson and a separate counter demonstration. robinson is currently serving an 18 month prison sentence for breaching a high court injunction. and angry crowds have gathered outside a barclays branch as a major it glitch is causing thousands to be left without their funds for more than 24 hours. many have taken to social media to hit out at the firm and demand compensation for the problems, which leading experts have warned could cost the bank millions. this morning, the bank apologised to its customers, acknowledging intermittent errors with their payment system and assuring that they were working to fix this as quickly as possible. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to darren. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news ale

, while growth will be prioritised ahead of nimbyists , and the ahead of nimbyists, and the metropolitan policetepped up its efforts to clamp down on phone thieves, seizing a thousand stolen mobile phones and arresting 230 people in a single week. during a week of coordinated action across london. the force specifically targeted and clamped down on phone thieves. this included action in hotspot areas like the west end and westminster, where nearly 40% of thefts occurred, said the met police described it as a £50 million a year trade that saw stolen phones resold abroad and in the uk. that saw stolen phones resold abroad and in the uk . later abroad and in the uk. later today, the home secretary, yvette cooper, will chair a summit with law enforcement bodies to focus on tackling smartphone thefts. and those are the latest headlines for now. more for me in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> very good morning to you. bev and andrew here until midday and if you're listening on the radi