the report — by the prime minister's adviser on ministerial standards — says ms rudd wasn't properlyials. speaking to radio 4's today programme ms rudd said she hoped the report would act as a wake up call. the important thing is that changes are made to the home office so that this sort of appalling incident around people like nick and other people i met doesn't happen again. i did put in changes before i left, but what i think it really needs is strong leadership, transparent procedures, and a much more compassionate approach. and if we get that we will stop this happening again. but you don't think we have that at the moment? i'm not sure, i'm not close to it at the moment, but i hope that this report will act as an incentive and a wake—up call to make sure that those changes are really in place. do you have a sense in all of this... you were leaked about at the time, as well. do you have a sense that this was just incompetence or was there something political, as well? was there an attempt to embarrass you? it certainly felt like the latter, as well, which is always disappointing

the report says ms rudd lost confidence in her officials and was "not supported as she should have beengested that soldiers deployed to the mexican border could shoot migrants who throw stones at them while attempting to cross into the us. mr trump's comments come just days ahead of crucial elections, the result of which will determine the success of the rest of his presidency. he also said he's planning to deny asylum to people who enter the united states outside legal ports of entry. anybody throwing stones, rocks, like they did to mexico and the mexican military, mexican police, where they badly hurt police and soldiers of mexico, we will consider that a employees in various cities including san francisco, left their desks to show their anger at the technology firm's treatment of women and ethnic minorities. google staff are demanding an end to pay inequality, as well as greater transparency around how the company deals with allegations of sexual harassment. half of all the people who go to a&e with sports—related injuries are children and teenagers, according to research published i

the report says ms rudd lost confidence in her officials and was "not supported as she should have been changes are made to the home office so that this sort of appalling incident around people doesn't happen again. i put around people doesn't happen again. iput in around people doesn't happen again. i put in changes before i left but what it really needs is strong leadership, transparent procedures and are much more compassionate approach. if we get that we will stop this happening. i am not close to it at the moment but i hope this report will act as a wake—up call make sure those changes are put in place. do you have a sense in all this, you will eat about at the time, do you have sensed this was just incompetence or was there something political as well? just incompetence or was there something political as walnfi just incompetence or was there something political as well? it felt like the latter as well which is a lwa ys like the latter as well which is always disappointing because i thought i was trying to do the best job i could for the people i was serving. but there were a serie

ms rudd stood down in april, saying she had "inadvertently misled" mps investigating the windrush generatione report says she lost confidence in her officials and was "not supported as she should have been". two people have been stabbed after an argument broke out between kitchen staff at sony music's headquarters in central london. armed police were called to the incident at a building in kensington at 11 o'clock this morning. the building was evacuated after the violence broke out. one person has been arrested. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has voiced her support for the senior officer who said police forces are too stretched to deal with issues such as logging hate incidents against women. sara thornton, chair of the national police chiefs council, was criticised by some people for saying police should focus on burglary and violent crime rather than misogyny. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is here. so, sara thornton's remarks were regarded as controversial, but backing for her from the country's top police officer. yes, and this is all about senior office

ms rudd said the report, which found she'd been let down by civil servants, showed that areas of theid that that two members of its catering staff were involved in a fight and stabbing at its headquarters in central london. armed officers were called to the offices this morning. two people were taken to hospital and treated for non—life threatening injuries. a man has been arrested. the man suspected of murdering missing estate agent suzy lamplugh says he hopes a police search of his mother's former garden will end speculation. police have been searching a property once owned byjohn cannan's mother in sutton coldfield since monday. mr cannan has reiterated his denial that he killed the estate agent who went missing 32 years ago. time for a look at the weather, with darren. that's very much indeed been, after a cold and frosty start it was a lovely day, there will be sunshine this weekend, but we are seeing the weather changes. clouds streaming in across the atlantic, and we will get rain across northern ireland pushing its way into the irish sea, and the winds will be picking up as w

ms rudd stood down in april, saying she had "inadvertently misled" mps investigating the windrush generationd was "not supported as she should have been." you're watching afternoon live — these are our headlines: our changing climate: a new report says britain has had more extreme weather over the last ten years than in previous decades. police launch a criminal investigation into allegations of anti—semitic hate crimes within the labour party. rescuers search for the 15 victims of a bus crash — the vehicle plunged into a river after a row between the driver and passenger. in sport the leicester cityjamie vardy says the players want to win their match with cardiff city tomorrow in honour of the club's owners who died over the weekend. he calls it the hardest moment in the club's history. kevin de bruyne has been ruled out for six weeks with a knee injury. he had to be substituted in the latter stages in their win over fulham last night. and simone biles has claimed with 13th world title at the world gymnastic championships in doha. yesterday she became the first gymnast to win four all—round