these chan . es national crime agency worried. these changes risk— national crime agency worried. buse, and we _ battlefield in tackling child abuse, and we really need to think very hard. _ and we really need to think very hard. as— and we really need to think very hard, as we move forward with them, to ensure _ hard, as we move forward with them, to ensure we — hard, as we move forward with them, to ensure we can mitigate any changes— to ensure we can mitigate any changes that they make. in a statement. _ changes that they make. in a statement, facebook - changes that they make. j�*u —. statement, facebook told us that child exploitation and grooming have no place on our platform is... clea rel i clearel i hope, after this, i can find my closure. wilson's victims have today seen him jailed, is online crimes bringing harm to the real life world. he online crimes bringing harm to the real life world.— real life world. he has taken away my adolescence, _ real life world. he has taken away my adolescence, but _ real life world. he has taken away my adolescence, but i _ real life worl

the operation followed a lengthy investigation by the national crime agency, as tom symonds reports.ce drugs operation.— inside control during a big police dru~-soeration. ., . , ., , drugs operation. two males outside, one in to drugs operation. two males outside, gone in to the _ drugs operation. two males outside, gone in to the smaller— drugs operation. two males outside, gone in to the smaller shutter... - gone in to the smaller shutter... they are caught industrial unit under surveillance. we cannot report the full details, but they are monitoring everything that is going on. we monitoring everything that is going on. ~ , ., ., monitoring everything that is going on. ., ., on. we started to gather the intelligence _ on. we started to gather the intelligence last _ on. we started to gather the intelligence last weekend . on. we started to gather the l intelligence last weekend into on. we started to gather the - intelligence last weekend into what was going on, and we have worked really hard almost 2a hours a day since then to achieve what you've seen this afternoon. i believe t

the crucial decision for this joint met and national crime agency team, when is there enough evidenceng about probably one of the biggest seizures of cocaine ever in the uk. we think about 2.3 metric tonnes. by the time that�*s divided down into deals, we could be possibly talking about 5 million deals. it is, in fact, roughly half the average cocaine seizure for a whole year in the uk, drugs which now won�*t be sold on streets across britain. tom symonds, bbc news. nasa has just released nasa hasjust released its nasa has just released its latest images from mars taken by its rover perserverance which landed last night. it�*s hoped it�*ll find microscopic life from millions of years ago. it was an extraordinary and perilous landing one helped by a company in devon, as rebecca morrell reports. images sent back from the perserverance riverjust after it landed providing a first glimpse of the terrain it is about to explore. the science team is really excited to get going here. we have years of scientific investigation ahead of us. you can see that we landed about two kilometres to the s

the national crime agency says it caught david wilson using the vital assistance it got from facebookut to change the way instagram and messenger work. it plans to introduce end—to—end encryption. this will terminate facebook�*s ability to spot suspicious images. this is not the time to take a backwards step. this is the time to be on the front foot and chase down individuals like wilson, because everything we know is that children will be at more risk if we cannot have referrals from people like facebook in the future. in reply, the company said... wilson's 52 young victims were able to see him being jailed today. he did take away my youth and adolescence, but i still have much more to live for and he is worthless to think about any more, and i can move on whilst he rots in prison. thejudge said wilson's depravity was astonishing and sentenced him to 25 years. daniel sandford, bbc news. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has refused to say if she will resign if she is found to have broken the ministerial code in relation to the investigation into former first minister alex sal

the crucial decision for this joint met and national crime agency team, when is there enough evidencetalking about probably one of the biggest seizures of cocaine ever in the uk. we think about 2.3 metric tonnes. by the time that is divided down into deals, we could possibly be talking about five million deals. it is, in fact, roughly half of the average cocaine seizure for a whole year in the uk. drugs which now won't be sold on streets across britain. tom symonds, bbc news. around four million people in the uk sufferfrom diabetes — including around a million who have not been diagnosed, according to the charity diabetes uk. and while it's already known that diabetics are more at risk of suffering severe cases of covid — new evidence suggests the virus could actually be triggering the condition in some patients. olivia sopel reports. first step is taking my blood sugar... this isjordan's daily routine. after contracting covid—19 last year, he developed type 2 diabetes, which went undiagnosed for months and resulted in a 23—day hospital stay and being put in an induced coma. a normal

here, an arrest by the national crime agency.ngus crawford, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the actor christopher plummer, who has died aged 91. born in canada, he was best know for his role as captain von trapp in the oscar—winning film the sound of music. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz, looks back at his career, which spanned six decades. # these are a few of my favourite things # when the dog bites...# christopher plummer in 1965, as the fine, upstanding captain von trapp, playing opposite julie andrews' maria in the sound of music. hello. fraulein, did i not tell you that bedtime is to be strictly observed in this house? the versatile, charismatic actor said he only did the movie so he could sing, and therefore wasn't pleased when he found out his voice would be overdubbed. # edelweiss # every morning, you greet me...# it is the role for which he will always be remembered, but for such a long time, wished people would forget, making his disdain for the film clear by renaming it the sound of mucus. yes, i did say that, bu

stepping up the pressure on covid fraudsters — here, an arrest by the national crime agency., these teams will be busy for years to come. angus crawford, bbc news. tributes have been paid to the actor christopher plummer, who has died aged 91. born in canada, he was best known for his role as captain von trapp in the oscar—winning film �*the sound of music'. our arts editor will gompertz looks back at his career which spanned six decades. # these are a few of my favourite things # when the dog bites...# christopher plummer in 1965, as the fine, upstanding captain von trapp, playing oppositejulie andrews' maria in the sound of music. hello. fraulein, did i not tell you that bedtime is to be strictly observed in this house? the versatile, charismatic actor said he only did the movie so he could sing, and therefore wasn't pleased when he found out his voice would be overdubbed. # edelweiss # every morning, you greet me...# it is the role for which he will always be remembered, but for such a long time, wished people would forget, making his disdain for the film clear by renaming

the national crime agency working alongside the fbi said a criminal network had been trying to stealght men aged between 18—26 now faith possible extradition to the us. state with us, much more to come: the historic emirates mission to mars successfully enters orbit around the red planet. music. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, ba by doc duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, - shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud - farm's central block. shergar was driven away. in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning, elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other realms and territories, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. welcome back, very good hav

the national crime agency working alongside the fbi says a criminal network have been attempting to stealsicians. the eight men, aged between 18 and 26, now face possible extradition to the united states. a virtual co— hearing in texas has been interrupted with a lawyer who accidentally appeared on screen as a wide eyed fluffy kitten. the man was able to turn off the filter that changed his face. we have seen unexpected gas during a live tv interview, a local authority chairman disbarred from taking part online in his own backyard.— own backyard. you have no authority — own backyard. you have no authority here _ own backyard. you have no authority here jackie - own backyard. you have no i authority here jackie weaver, no authority at all. he authority here jackie weaver, no authority at all.— no authority at all. he has 'ust no authority at all. he has just kicked _ no authority at all. he has just kicked him _ no authority at all. he has just kicked him out. - no authority at all. he has just kicked him out. she l no authority at all. he has i just kicked him out. she has kicked him _ ju

stepping up the pressure on covid fraudsters — here, an arrest by the national crime agency. last night in separate attacks in kilmarnock. a 40—year—old man died in a car crash south of the town a short time later. from kilmarnock our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. emma robertson coupland and nicole anderson. mother and daughter who a friend described on social media as "beautiful girls taken far too soon." the attacks which led to their deaths took place over 45 minutes yesterday evening. they began here at a large hospital on the edge of kilmarnock just before eight o'clock. 39—year—old emma robertson coupland, who worked for the nhs, was attacked in the car park of the hospital complex. she received medical care but died at the scene. her daughter, nicole anderson, who was 24 and was on shift in a takeawayjust a couple of miles away, was stabbed shortly after. she was rushed to the hospital where her mother had worked, but died laterfrom her injuries. kilmarnock is now the focus of a major investigation. streets cordoned off. i've stayed here 30 odd years now

stepping up the pressure on covid fraudsters — here, an arrest by the national crime agency.billions of pounds at stake, these teams will be busy for years to come. angus crawford, bbc news. some breaking news now from emr. the whereabouts of of the leader mrs suu kyi hasn't been seen since the coup on monday —— miss suu kyi. her lawyer has confirmed that. also the president have been grounded in their homes is how it's been described. suu kyi's lawyer said he's not allowed to meet her because she still being investigated, but her lawyers are seeking her unconditional release as they say she hasn't broken the law. they say they're hoping for the best but they are prepared for the worst. civil disobedience movements have been gaining momentum in myanmar. teachers and students are now joining in following the two by the military which took place on monday —— following the military coup. two women believed to be a mother and daughter have been stabbed to death in linked attacks in kilmarnock. a ao—year—old man died in a car crash south of the town a short time later. 0ur corresp

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here, undressed by the national crime agency, but with thousands of fraudulent claims to investigatesed as they found it particularily difficult to learn remotely, and were the least likely to transmit coronavirus. and said she is "not yet in a position" to allow the return of all pupils. iamso i am so pleased we can get people back to school but that doesn't mean that everything else can go back to normal. . . that everything else can go back to normal. ., , ., normal. families glued to the tv around wales, _ normal. families glued to the tv around wales, they _ normal. families glued to the tv around wales, they were - normal. families glued to the tv. around wales, they were listening out for what the plans would be for them. we are not in the position to be able to see a return to school for learning. but be able to see a return to school for learning-— be able to see a return to school for learning. but thanks to people followin: for learning. but thanks to people following our— for learning. but thanks to people following our national— for learning. but thanks to people followi

yemen are at risk of starvation and death a warning from the united nations agencies who are going and t.v. is of bloodshed. hate crimes against asian americans cost a shadow during lead a new year's celebrations in the u.s. . and on peter sims with all the sports news former world number one telling the fish creches out of the australian open in the 3rd row and better more later in the program. we begin this news hour in myanmar where calls for democracy and a return to civilian rule are getting louder for 8 straight days now tens of thousands of people have been protesting across the nation against this month's military coup they're demanding that the generals give up power and they wanted to posed civilian leader aung san suu kyi and her allies to be released but despite the growing international condemnation suchi remains under house arrest along with more than 320 people. why in the past few hours tens of thousands of people have also returned to the streets of yangon. largest city they're calling on the military to stop the kidnapping at night as the continues to detain and t.q. protesters and activists and take

crimes against children. immigration agencies were told to focus enforcement on threats to national security and public safety immigrants who enter the country illegally after november 1st. griff jenkins live in washington with more, griff. griff: hi, arthel, that's right, fox news confirms, officials in texas nearly released 3 men convicted of sex offenses against children. they were ultimately not released after discussions between ice and state and local officials, but the dangerous situation arose from a apparent misapplication for president biden's january 20th memorandum on immigration rescinding some of the previous administration's practices on deportations and detainers which seek to keep convicted migrants in custody after their sentence. in the biden directive it instructs agencies like ice to focus enforcement efforts narrowly on 3 main categories, national security, border security and public safety. it cites, quote aggravated felony as part of the threat, arthel. aggravated felony is defined in the national act as meaning murder, rape or sexual abuse of a minor. why were the three men about to b

nations. caught in germany has convicted a former syrian security agency officer in a landmark case related to the torture of protesters. are found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for and the home. security has been stepped up outside a military court in beirut where 32 anti-government activists standing trial and supporters are holding a sit in the queues to face charges of terrorism and theft stemming from protests in tripoli in january the terrorism offense carries the death penalty it's the 1st time it's been leveled against demonstrators a worsening economic situation is the main reason for the year long protests is with the protesters outside the court in the lebanese capital. clearly activists are seeing this as an escalation a turning point in the ongoing struggle or the divide between the state and the people tight security here a few dozen activists gathered outside expressing their anger at least 30 to $34.00 protesters are on trial on terrorism charges these young men took part in protests last month and the northern city of tripoli those protests at times turned violent the military judge says that these young men used m

nations. and of course in germany has convicted of form a syrian security agency officer and a landmark case related to the torture of protesters i had al gore it was found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years. well security has been stepped up outside a military court in beirut where $32.00 anti-government activists are currently standing trial accused of terrorism it's the 1st time that charge has been leveled against a protester and it's an offense that can carry a death sentence in a court of reports from beirut. it's been nearly a month since an alley saw her son she waits for news outside the military tribunals where allie is among dozens of men facing trial on terrorism charges. those charges can carry the death penalty and are seen as an escalation in the ongoing conflict between the state and the people. in need i mean it should be a bit heavy they're accusing our sons of being terrorists they are the terrorists they stole the people's money they are responsible for the explosion of that they report our children are nationalists not them the defendants are alleged to have thrown molotov cocktails at security forces and burned down

fairly among all nations a court in germany has convicted a former syrian security agency officer in a landmark case related to the torture of protesters. found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years well let's get more on ghana the 1st country to receive vaccines through the scheme we cannot speak to oxana pages who's a senior lecturer health advisor at university college london school of pharmacy she's joining us now from london thanks for your time with us so this is a big moment thought only for gonna but i suppose for kovacs on the whole scheme what sort of challenges would it have faced. well certainly this is a historic moment in the pandemic in terms of getting the ball rolling 'd and getting those vaccines to people who need them and who previously up until this stage would have had no vaccines at all which we've heard a lot about the vaccine inequity as a result of that i think one of the fundamental aspects of the success of kodak's has also come down to dr taylor says leadership of the world health organization and coordination with unicef gagne's that he all the partners certainly had this international collaboration

all nations accord and germany has convicted a former syrian security agency officer in a landmark case related to the torture of protesters nobody it was found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years. pakistan's prime minister has been meeting as president got to buy a rajapakse on the 2nd and final day of his visit imran khan has been discussing efforts to fight religious extremism and how to help poor countries whether the pandemic later on wednesday is expected to face strong criticism at the un human rights council meeting that's partly over criticisms it's failed to bring accountability to those involved in its 25 year long civil war when al fernandez has more from colombo. but essentially the pakistan prime minister on wednesday met with president gore tabi rajapaksa that's at the presidential complex set up you see behind me and what we're hearing from the statement is that obviously the usual kind of rhetoric they had called real 8 talks they did sort of focus on the agricultural economy a book of both countries they talked about deepening bilateral relations but the key things like sensually the issue that many muslims he