anyone picking up a newspaper and the national crime agency were investigating months before they appointed him and mr. speaker, the independence fifth of july and new chance secretly investigated bit national crime agency. the observer three days later, ninth of july revealed officials raised flags over tax affairs before he was appointed chancellor. >> more at the time of his appointment and going to report that made clear and it'll be okay and that's the action on repeat about that report. >> we hope last week. >> what you'll see and what you think but i can certainly see the moving as it continues. the former chair and >> mr. speaker, asking the question about what was known and pointed to independent adviser as soon as i was made aware of -- as soon as i was made aware of new information and if he's so concerned about what he was saying and one of the own was forced to speak out and being in his party reminded her of being in a abusive relationship. he can't be trusted to stand up for britain. >> the destitute prime minister was facing 24 separate allegations according to recent report

they write to the national crime agency . i to the national crime agency. i think 50 mps said. nal crime agency. i think 50 mps said . i haven't think 50 mps said. i haven't seen many apologies from from those people that and it was complete nonsense from beginning to end. now in this defamation case. what's interesting is carol never sought to defend on the grounds it was true what she said was that the judge ms. under misunderstood what she had said and that she she didn't mean it even though the night before the appeal court hearing she actually retweeted the defamation. so i think a lot of her own downfall was her own doing, because literally the day before the court hearing, she retweeted or the allegations of fresh , you know, pretty fresh, you know, pretty disgraceful . when i ran, i've disgraceful. when i ran, i've won a great victory in the court of appeal today. well done. you and i think the implications for anyone. thank you. involved in politics and no thank you . and politics and no thank you. and it just goes to show that any judgement in a court that says it's ok

the national crime agency him. the national crime agency also launched an ongoing into historic abuse in the largest in their history so far they have identified 1510 victims and hundreds of abusers. identified 1510 victims and hundreds of abusers . another 20 hundreds of abusers. another 20 men have been convicted for their crimes. in rotherham alone . the casey report singled dallas councillor jahangir akhtar for his malign influence after he arranged a handover of the raped girl at the petrol station . the labour party forced station. the labour party forced him to resign . years later, his him to resign. years later, his daughter was a job at a council funded charity giving her access to a database with confidential information on grooming gang victims . there was no suggestion victims. there was no suggestion that she did anything wrong, but victims said there was a potential conflict of interest . potential conflict of interest. after the casey report revealed council failures, an investor gafion council failur

national crime rivers. and that they had - confidently national crime agency rivers. ist them in a tactical and strategic way. so lancashire did reach out. there was many an expert that gave the advice, perhaps, maybe even gave some form of direction. expert divers, expert people in search and rescue. and, yet, they didn't find nicola's body. so, it is only right and proper that these experts perhaps have a rethink on some of their thinking. if not, then i'm sure they will be pretty swift whenever they can to explain to us that there might always be our explained elements perhaps in tidal rivers. that's certainly not a field in which i can ever claim to be an expert. in which i can ever claim to be an exert. a , in which i can ever claim to be an exert. , , .,, ., in which i can ever claim to be an exert. , , ., ~ expert. many people are thinking, what is it like — expert. many people are thinking, what is it like underwater? - expert. many people are thinking, what is it like underwater? what l expert. many people are thinking, l what is it like underwater? what are t

the national crime birmingham. the national crime agencynsible for smuggling hundreds of vietnamese people across the english. he's been sentenced to and a half years in prison . ambulance health workers prison. ambulance health workers will strike on the eighth with unison announcing talks with the government have failed . government have failed. meanwhile, the royal college of nursing has initially paused. next week's eight hour walkout to with the health secretary . to with the health secretary. the government says a 3.5% pay rise is affordable , but the rise is affordable, but the union wants 5% above inflation. and finally, the king has held an audience with the president of , the german parliament ahead of, the german parliament ahead a trip to germany later this month . king charles will become month. king charles will become the first british monarch to address the bundestag during a state visit to the country. by bus to buckingham palace this afternoon the trip will follow on from a state visit to france. the queen consort at the e

these officers, the national crime agency , are about national crime agency, are about to take down aing from this address in birmingham. response possible for smuggling illegal immigrants into the uk in the backs of lorries in handcuffs . backs of lorries in handcuffs. leading figure in the conspiracy . vietnamese national high kwong lee orchestrate the transportation of hundreds of his fellow countrymen and women on at least seven separate occasions . lee and fellow member occasions. lee and fellow member habib sodhi are now convicted for their part in a wider people's network, bribing lorry drivers to take immigrants across the english channel. the national crime agency put the gang under surveillance before moving in to disrupt their operation . these vietnamese were operation. these vietnamese were found in the back of one of the lorries authorities intercepted those being smuggled were transported through the channel tunnel or on cross—channel ferries before being met by other members of crime gang in the uk . these two individuals the uk. these two individuals for us as an agen

the national crime the latest. the national crime agencyal abuse in rotherham . all of those abuse in rotherham. all of those cases dealt with between 1997 and 2013. now to date , 1367 and 2013. now to date, 1367 crimes have been recorded. 209 people arrested and. 20 people have been convicted of offences. crucially though the nca is saying that that is set to rise earlier on the show. i spoke to a partner in sex abuse team and hugh solicitors about the recent finding in this case was identified was that a large number of the perpetrate parties came from the asian community and there was a great sensitive city about that and maybe the sensitivity was misplaced . but i sensitivity was misplaced. but i think what we now understand is you can't dodge the issues. you've got to be objective and you've got to accept when you're looking at these very unpleasant and difficult issues. but you can't you can't prejudge and you can't you can't prejudge and you can't ring fence. you've got to be objective. and i that was the big message that has come th

the head of britons national crime agency said in december that there was a risk of blow back risk hollow full on reality that same month, the president of nigeria said that part of the nato weapons ministry had already made it down to lake chad basin region. where he said that they were keeping terrorists company, interpol warren, that black market weapons could come out of ukraine last june. but hey, what is an interval? no, right. other than the fact that keith was a, basically a boom for black market weapons dealing going all the way back to the 19 ninety's facilitated by rampant government. and it's not like that corruption problem is anywhere close to resolve. ukraine is still one of the largest markets for arms trafficking in europe with the problem growing even worse in the past 12 months. that's according to the global organized crime index, which is funded by the us state department, the e u. an interval. so really they should know better. meanwhile, all the western cache is just being shuttled into ukraine, despite mounting calls to see some actual receipts from time to time. m

we are also continuing to regularly consult with national experts from the national crime agency, theh tactical and strategic advice for the case. i will now hand over to becky, who will talk through in some more detail the investigation she has been leading from that senior investigating officer role. thank you. thank you for coming this morning. so i'm going to firstly take you through the incidents that led up to nicola being reported missing. i will go through a timeline of events for you, followed by a number of topic areas that i believe are of interest to you. also going on to a couple of areas that have been highlighted in the press which i want to explain in detail. so, first of all, nicola bulley was reported missing on friday the 27th ofjanuary after dropping her children at st michael's school in st michael's. as soon as she was reported missing, following the information that was provided to the police by her partner, paul, and based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. that is normal in a missing person inves

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, and they continue _ the national crime agency, and they continue to— the national crime agencyill talk through in some more detail the investigation she has been — more detail the investigation she has been leading from that a senior investigating officer role.— investigating officer role. thank ou for investigating officer role. thank you for coming _ investigating officer role. thank you for coming this _ investigating officer role. thank you for coming this morning. i investigating officer role. thank. you for coming this morning. so, investigating officer role. thank i you for coming this morning. so, i'm you for coming this morning. so, i�*m going to firstly take you through the incidents that led up to nicola being reported missing. iwill go through a timeline of events for you, followed by a number of topic areas but i believe are of interest to you. also, going on to a couple of areas that have been highlighted in the press, which i want to explain in detail. nicola bulley was reported missing on friday, the 27th of january, reported missing on friday, the 27th ofjanuar

we were told that a press conference by her that the national crime agency had reviewed the investigationdges he had done as we laterfound out had provided strategic and tactical advice for that very, very different from a review. she also said it one of those press conferences that we, the great unwashed british public, should not speculate. and then an answer to a question from a journalist she went on to do exactly that. of course, we come down to us when day catastrophic press conference when the vulnerabilities issue was raised and we know that a few short hours later after assistant chief co nsta ble later after assistant chief constable peter lawson had said those vulnerabilities were private and personal, they work and it disclosed him they did of course disclosed him they did of course disclose them.— disclosed him they did of course disclose them. ~ . ., , ., . disclose them. what about the search ofthe disclose them. what about the search of the river? — disclose them. what about the search of the river? they _ disclose them. what about the search of the river? they didn't _ di

, we need more than just conversation with need action now , the nca, the national crime now, the nca, the national crime agencystigating rotherham where it has uncovered even more victims from the original 1500 to you up to 2000, possibly whistle blowers on the ground. it is it is true. this is truly shocking. we want more independent, national agency investigations across the country because gb news investigates has uncovered up to 50 different towns and cities where we believe there are credible reports of criminal gangs. we need to look at them seriously. we need more independent investigations, more police action, we need this independent investigations, more po|government we need this independent investigations, more po|government level, need this independent investigations, more po|government level, too,d this independent investigations, more po|government level, too, until on government level, too, until happens, possibly tens happens, thousands possibly tens of thousands, women and girls be still waiting for justice. charlie peters, brave work, brave . i look forward to seeing brave. i look forward to

, we need more than just conversation with need action now , the nca, the national crime now, the nca, the national crime agencystigating rotherham where it has uncovered even more victims from the original 1500 to you up to 2000, possibly whistle blowers on the ground. it is it is true. this is truly shocking. we want more independent, national agency investigations across the country because gb news investigates has uncovered up to 50 different towns and cities where we believe there are credible reports of criminal gangs. we need to look at them seriously. we need more independent investigations, more police action, we need this independent investigations, more po|government we need this independent investigations, more po|government level, need this independent investigations, more po|government level, too,d this independent investigations, more po|government level, too, until on government level, too, until happens, possibly tens happens, thousands possibly tens of thousands, women and girls be still waiting for justice. charlie peters, brave work, brave . i look forward to seeing brave. i look forward to

the national crime agency, which represents the whole of the uk in the fight — represents the whole of and they deliver some help and support on it. it is not unusual— some help and support on it. it is not unusual for that to happen. what is unusual— not unusual for that to happen. what is unusual is — not unusual for that to happen. what is unusual is the intense high profile — is unusual is the intense high profile nature of this. there will have _ profile nature of this. there will have been— profile nature of this. there will have been specialists and experts beinq _ have been specialists and experts being called to support inquiries every— being called to support inquiries every single week of the year. we won't _ every single week of the year. we won't get — every single week of the year. we won't get to talk about and discuss it because — won't get to talk about and discuss it because they are not high—profile cases. _ it because they are not high—profile cases. it _ it because they are not high—profile cases. it is — it because they are not high—profile cases, it is being done

services free offered to give my services free of charge because said i've reached an with the national crime agencywe do. we work the police. i've offered to go up there and assist them and the officers are open. i say i am trusted by the police and to assist in any land search, we hopefully nicola's just wandered off. she's gone somewhere. she's had enough . let's just pray that had enough. let's just pray that that's case and that that's just all work together to find some sort of resolution for this family and some form of closure. i think we all want that. peter, thank you so much for joining i think we all want that. peter, thank you so much forjoining us tonight. really appreciate it. and i say so. it's a breaking story and we can all hope that nicola is found and reunited with the two little girls who were just six and nine years old. right. we move on now. as i mentioned , nicholas sturgeon mentioned, nicholas sturgeon resigned as scotland's first and longest serving female minister . now, will sturgeon success or a failure for scotland . with me a failure for scotland. with me to discuss t

services free offered to give my services free of charge because said i've reached an with the national crime agencywe do. we work the police. i've offered to go up there and assist them and the officers are open. i say i am trusted by the police and to assist in any land search, we hopefully nicola's just wandered off. she's gone somewhere. she's had enough . let's just pray that had enough. let's just pray that that's case and that that's just all work together to find some sort of resolution for this family and some form of closure. i think we all want that. peter, thank you so much for joining i think we all want that. peter, thank you so much forjoining us tonight. really appreciate it. and i say so. it's a breaking story and we can all hope that nicola is found and reunited with the two little girls who were just six and nine years old. right. we move on now. as i mentioned , nicholas sturgeon mentioned, nicholas sturgeon resigned as scotland's first and longest serving female minister . now, will sturgeon success or a failure for scotland . with me a failure for scotland. with me to discuss t

a british drug dealer has been arrested in thailand after a five year hunt by the national crime agencychard wakeling from essex attempted to import £8 million worth of liquid amphetamine into the united kingdom in 2016. the 55 year old fled in 2018 before his trial began and was sentenced to 11 years. in his absence, he remains in custody in thailand and extradition are now underway . world war ii bomb has exploded in great yarmouth. the blast, as attempts were being made to , attempts were being made to, disarm the explosives . norfolk disarm the explosives. norfolk police say no one was hurt. emerging sea services declared a major on tuesday after the bomb discovered during dredging work in the riviere . the us military in the riviere. the us military shot down an unidentified object over alaska . president joe biden over alaska. president joe biden made decision to bring down the craft is the size of a small car ufo which was flying at 40,000 feet was considered risk to passenger jets . feet was considered risk to passengerjets . it feet was considered risk to passenger jets . it fo

the national crime agency . richard wakelin crime agency. import £8 million worth of liquid amphetamine into the uk in 2016. the 55 year old fled in 2018 before his trial began . he was before his trial began. he was sentenced to 11 years and his absence , he remains in custody absence, he remains in custody in thailand and extradition proceedings are underway . the us proceedings are underway. the us military has shot an unidentified flying over alaska . president joe biden made the decision to bring down the craft , which was around the size of a small car. the ufo, which was flying 40,000 feet, was considered to be a risk to passenger jets , follows the passenger jets, follows the downing last week , a chinese downing last week, a chinese surveillance balloon which was flying over the us the coronation emblem for king charles and the queen has now been unveiled . it was created by been unveiled. it was created by former apple designer sir jony ive features , an image of st ive features, an image of st edward's crown will be used to crown

what is called on the one hand the latest research on the finns national financial crime agency, 72%ial ones, it would seem that the talk about scammers and pyramids has actually stuffed the staples. yes, that is, everyone has already heard this. this is the second and third. this has been a trend for about two years now. that the central bank, at least with its services, says that the emphasis is again shifting to less technical tricks for example, phishing yes, but a fake site, but how much on the methods of social engineering are the engineer themselves. yes, at the same time, if each of us is told about this, then we, frankly speaking , will not laugh at her. what is social? yes, what is it? each of us knows for sure about ourselves, well, we will not give in to everything, but this is not real, but this is for a fool. yes, but this is for a naive person, but at the same time this thing works somehow correctly noted with bankers officials, even you know, i remember one movie here. uh, when uh group is very cool hackers international they tried for a long time to break into the ba

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i anyone picking up a newspaper in july last year would have known that hmrc and the national crime agency information? as i have said before at the dispatch box, the _ information? as i have said before at the dispatch box, the usual i at the dispatch box, the usual appointment process was fine with respect to the minister without portfolio. no issues were raised with me at the time of his appointment, but as the independent adviser's report makes clear, there was a serious breach of the ministerial code and that is why i took decisive action on that. 50. ministerial code and that is why i took decisive action on that. so, in relation to — took decisive action on that. so, in relation to his _ took decisive action on that. so, in relation to his former— took decisive action on that. so, in relation to his former chair, - took decisive action on that. so, in relation to his former chair, his i relation to his former chair, his defence is nobody told me, i didn't know, i didn't ask any questions. is the prime minister and now also going to claim that he was the... taste going to claim that

out of human misery and we need to break those gangs and i think we can only do it using the national crime agencyrrive. you - situation. so tackle the problem before they arrive. you talk - situation. so tackle the problem | before they arrive. you talk about risk. in 2019 you said shammima begum and the stripping of her citizenship has been lost and should she be back aloud here to face justice in the uk? i she be back aloud here to face justice in the uk?— justice in the uk? i think the decision yesterday _ justice in the uk? i think the decision yesterday was - justice in the uk? i think the decision yesterday was the l justice in the uk? i think the . decision yesterday was the right decision yesterday was the right decision in the court has looked at all the information got the evidence not only available at the time and national security has to come first. the court has reached its decision and looked at the evidence and i support that decision and, as i say, national security has to come first. 0k. national security has to come first. ok. that is clear. i want to talk to about ukraine. you

former head of missing persons team at the national crime agency. thank you.t the northern ireland protocol and the prime minister is to pause his is being forced to pause his unveiling of whatever deal there may well be. the pipeline following backlash from senior conservatives and unionists. he was set to reveal details of this plan today. was set to reveal details of this plan today . facing this plan today. facing a rebellion, we hear of more than 100 of his mps, one members of the democratic unionist in northern ireland are pushing for further concessions from the european union. brexit party mep ben habib to get his thoughts on this one. ben, where do you think we're at with this protocol? i think the protocol is highly unlikely to be resolved. this side of a general election . just so you're talking election. just so you're talking about this side, two years, two years? yeah, i think so. i'm labour has made it very clear just before we before us. just for viewers sake, you know that most offensive thing in the protocol as we discussed earlier in the pro

a british drug dealer has been arrested in thailand after a five year hunt by the national crime agencyard wakeling from essex attempted to import £8 million worth of liquid amphetamine into the uk in 2016. the 55 year old fled in 2018 before his trial began and was sentenced to 11 years in his absence. he remains in custody in thailand and extradition proceedings are underway . the proceedings are underway. the coronation emblem for king charles and the queen consort has been unveiled. it was created by former apple designer sir jony ive. it features an sirjony ive. it features an image of st edward's crown, which will be used to crown the monarch and was inspired by the king's love of nature. the emblem also includes the rose of england, the thistle of scotland, the daffodil of wales and the shamrock of northern ireland. tv online and the abbey plus radio . this is the gb news plus radio. this is the gb news now it's back to neil oliver live . live. the slow creep of ugliness into the language of public debate is impossible to ignore. it's a truly sad state of affairs , a truly sad st

a british drug dealer has been arrested in thailand after a five year hunt by the national crime agencychard wakeling from essex attempted to import £8 million worth of liquid amphetamine into the uk in 2016. the 55 year old fled in 2018 before his trial began and was sentenced to 11 years in his absence. he remains in custody in thailand and extradition proceedings are underway . the proceedings are underway. the coronation emblem for king charles and the queen consort has been unveiled. it was created by former apple designer sir jony ive. it features an sirjony ive. it features an image of st edward's crown, which will be used to crown the monarch and was inspired by the king's love of nature. the emblem also includes the rose of england, the thistle of scotland, the daffodil of wales and the shamrock of northern ireland. tv online and the abbey plus radio . this is the gb news plus radio. this is the gb news now it's back to neil oliver live . live. the slow creep of ugliness into the language of public debate is impossible to ignore. it's a truly sad state of affairs , a truly sad

you know, the national crime agency doing its work as it does on the trafficking gangs most it but youlooked at you know some of the work that we've donein know some of the work that we've done in the past. say for example on drugs. and when undertake what's a pursue approach which is cops pursuing people . what happens is they people. what happens is they take them out and they arrest them and they put them behind bars, but they're replaced pretty. and so what you have to do is not remove the people. you have to remove the business and. the only way you can remove this business. i think, is to have this 100% returns. and we have advantage, which is that quietly , over the last few months , the , over the last few months, the advent of military privacy in the channel means that between us and the french, we are actually intercepting over 95% of people who attempt to cross on the beach in france or in the or our own beaches . and so if we or our own beaches. and so if we can get to a situation with the french will as accept image returns in exchange of these refugees coming from within

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this includes external support from the national crime agency and others.o force—fit pre—payment meters, into the homes of vulnerable customers. here's our business correspondent, theo leggett. net zero means hydrogen and solar... centrica says it is focused on clean energies of the future, but right now it's making bumper profits because of high oil and gas prices. they soared last year after the invasion of ukraine and the company, which owns british gas, is reaping huge benefits. last year, it made £3.3 billion — that's more than three times its profit from 2021. it also paid £1 billion in tax. like other energy companies, it has come under fire for making big profits at a time when many consumers are struggling to pay their bills, and that's despite the government's decision to extend the energy profits levy — a special tax on energy businesses which was expanded last month. i don't think centrica is profiteering. it has to be remembered, particularly with upstream gas and oil extraction, that this a very difficult and challenge activity which is alread

so you have the national crime agency at that level dealing with other governments , other with otherpply. but you also need to attack the importers the middlemen and the people who are actually selling well as the social activity to try and give the customers better things to do. so what you make then of what labour about in terms of the increase in the community support officers, i mean would that money be going to the right area to tackle that of any sort of increase and uplift in police funding across the country is going to be welcome if more communities officers are recruited, if more police community support officers are recruited, that will free up manpower in order to put them to perhaps more covert tasks or as crime squads and detectives . so yes, of and detectives. so yes, of course it's a very good start , course it's a very good start, but it's a very expensive promise that the shadow home secretary made. indeed of course, the money has to be delivered as well before the boots are on the ground. but we shall see what occurs. but stephen roberts, former director of profess

crime agency were investigating before we appointed . mr. speaker, the appointed. mr. speaker, the independent 6th of july. new charges finances secretly investigate it by the nationalgency the observer three days later, 9th of july revealed officials raised flag over tax affairs before he was appointed chancellor. the financial times next day, 10th of july, pressure bills to explain his finances. is he saying his officials hate? this information from him or was he just too in curious to ask questions ? all. mr. as i said questions? all. mr. as i said before at the despatch box, the usual appointments process was followed with respect to the minister without portfolio. no issues were raised with me at. the time of his appointment. but as the independent adviser to report makes clear , there was a report makes clear, there was a serious breach of ministerial code and that is why i took action on receipt of that report . so in relation to his former chair, his defences , nobody told chair, his defences, nobody told me i didn't. i didn't ask any questions . so is the prime questions. so is the prime minister now also going to claim that he was the order prime minister.

these include the national crime agency, who have reviewed all of the police investigation so far, and, are being exhausted. i'm just going to reiterate for those who may not have caught some of the earlier detail, some of the key elements of this case that made jog somebody�*s memory if they were about on friday morning, 27th of january. if they were about on friday morning, 27th ofjanuary. we know that nicola was last seen on the upper field that nicola was last seen on the upperfield next that nicola was last seen on the upper field next to the river wye, here in st michael's at 9:10am. she had taken her spaniel willow out for a walk and cctv that we have looked at shows that nicola did not leave either the allotment lane exit of that riverside area, nor the road water caravan park which has been discounted. norany water caravan park which has been discounted. nor any of the other locked areas covered by cctv. as i said friday, this only leaves the path along a5 lane onto the a586, but the more of those 700 or so vehicle drivers that we can identify and who can confirm that they hav

this includes continued external support from the national crime agency and others as appropriate.ey've said in the past. joining me now is, psychotherapist lucy parris first. lucy you so much. we heard that hamish brown mba , a heard that hamish brown mba, a distinguished police officer saying that the police are doing everything they can praising the way that they've handled this. my way that they've handled this. my concern is that they've done the worst of both worlds which is protect the family or is not protect the family or nicola's reputation at the nicola's reputation and at the same not useful same time is not useful information with search. information to help with search. what's your take on this? because if someone came out and said maybe about one of your relatives, she had a problem with alcohol , was relatives, she had a problem with alcohol, was blaming hormones for i don't go down that well . i'm extremely that well. i'm extremely uncomfortable about . that uncomfortable about. that information coming out from a clinical perspective . you now clinical perspective.

national referendum was proposed by president. he had a more lasso to battle, a crime wave, and address environmental issues. italy's national cybersecurity agency is warning the thousands of computer servers around the world have been hacked. the ransomware is said to have affected servers in italy, france, finland. the us and canada. china has warned the u. s. of serious repercussions and says it violated international practice when it shot down a suspected surveillance balloon off the coast of south carolina. the u. s. as china was using the balloon to spy beijing and says the balloon was monitoring whether security sources in burkina faso say at least 12 people have been killed in an attack on the, in the north of the country. the incident took place in bonnie, a town in the south had a region burkina. faso has been battling armed groups linked to al qaeda, an eyesore since 2015. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after the big picture. britain's true colors. thanks for watching. the american people have spoken, but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is

labour really doesn't have a plan on immigration that they they talk about beefing up the national crime agencyn't have to claim asylum within this country . the problem continues. country. the problem continues. it's got to be an international agreement . you need to get them agreement. you need to get them properly trained. so we just said yes , let's do you two when said yes, let's do you two when you get home on a sunday like a nice a nice big fry up clare dinner there's always a place for a fry up in our local greasy spoon cafe. dolly's diner in longfield hosted the little shout out . so that was i love shout out. so that was i love you. i and they are fantastic but it's a really absolutely it's a real treat to have one it's a real treat to have one it's not something that i have frequently but we have here the chairman of the english breakfast society was at society such a august institution has stated that greasy spoon cafes have killed the english breakfast by making it cheap. what he's suggesting that we need to spend what he's suggesting that we need to spen d £50 or upwards need to s

we are also continuing to regularly consult with national experts from the national crime agency, the that led up to nicola being reported missing _ that led up to nicola being reported missing i_ that led up to nicola being reported missing. i will go through the timeline _ missing. i will go through the timeline of events for you, followed by a number of topic areas that i believe — by a number of topic areas that i believe are — by a number of topic areas that i believe are of interest to you. also, — believe are of interest to you. also, going on to a couple of areas that have _ also, going on to a couple of areas that have been in the press that i want _ that have been in the press that i want to— that have been in the press that i want to explain in detail to the first of— want to explain in detail to the first of all, nicola bulley was reported missing on friday the 27th ofjanuary_ reported missing on friday the 27th ofjanuary after dropping her of january after dropping her chitdreh_ ofjanuary after dropping her children at saint michael school in saint— children at saint mich

up italy's national cybersecurity agency warns thousands of computer servers around the globe have been hacked. votes have been counted in ecuador in a referendum, the names to battle crime and tackling bod medical problems. and scientists in the u. k discover a new form of ice will tell you why it shaking up our understanding of how water works. we begin in ukraine, where president vladimir savanski says he expects a major russian offensive in the coming weeks and his nightly address. so lensky said moscow was intensifying pressure on several fronts ahead of the 1st anniversary of the war. on february 24th, the battle for control of the eastern city of back moot, has been intensifying with russia deploying more troops. same bizarre, the reports from a capital chief ukrainian soldiers defending buck boot, enter the fray, knowing they are out numbered, and more russian fighters are on the way. what is the major flash point on the eastern front right now? ukraine's president has promised he won't let the city fall without a fight. but believe me or zelinski may also be preparing his people for a worst case scenario. that that is the sort of, she knew, the who in the course

national as we speak exclusively to a former us mercenary in ukraine, who defected to russia. revealing what he says, a war crimes committed by kia. he also describes the role of us intelligence agencies in this part of the satellite phone and the computer provided relevancy. and every day he would call his contacts and he would get some information about the positions troop movements and so on. with nearly a 100 civilians, including children, a wounded over the past year. as ukraine scott has unsafe personal land mines throughout residential area is latanya republic. one of the program, law enforcement agencies and the central african republic revealed the details of the investigation into the explosive letter bomb attack. the target at the head of the russia house to meet the city we heard from him about, well, what he says is the west roles in that region may be no more colon is de facto no more their government governance. but there is the economic dominance nigeria awaiting the outcome of the country's presidential and the parliamentary election as boat counting continued. that's as early results according friction own ready among some of the company with . all right, so here's h

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italy's national cyber security agency warns thousands of computer servers around the world have been hacked. will be live in ecuador, where polls of now closed in a referendum, the aims to help battle crime and environmental problems. on the venice carnival is back in full force after years of scale down celebrations due to covered 19 much rituals. ah, we begin in ukraine where president blood, amanda lansky says he expects a major russian offensive in the coming weeks. in his nightly address to lensky said moscow's intensifying pressure on several fronts ahead of the 1st anniversary of the war. on february 24th, the battle for control of the eastern city of buck mood has been intensifying with russia deploying more troops. same basra, the reports in a capital case, ukrainian soldiers defending buck boot, enter the fray, knowing they are out numbered, and more russian fighters are on the way. but what is the major flash point on the eastern front right now? ukraine's president has promised he won't let the city fall without a fight. but believe me or zelinski may also be preparing his people for a worst case scenario. that that is the sort of, she knew, the who in the course of $346.00 d

national as we speak exclusively to a former american mercenary in ukraine who defected to russia revealing what he says a war crimes committed by keith. he also describes the role of us intelligence agencies in the conflict and ukraine, satellite phone and a computer provided by the cia. and every day he would call his contacts and he would of information about the positions troop movements and so on and so forth. nearly a 100 civilians, including children, a wounded, over the past year as ukraine sketches, unsee personnel, land mines throughout the residential areas. and the donates republic also in the program, france wouldn't be made a scapegoat for africa problems or jordan to a tug of war for influence. that's according to president macro. this is for nation tour of the continent, picks also me to rising antiques, french with no shortage of your news. this our naughty international. it's just after 4 pm local time here at moscow. and our top story right now may catch you off god allegations of war cry. the presence of the far right and even c, i a involvement. these are some of the revelations exposed by a former american mercenary in ukraine, who recently defected to russia. john mc

effectiveness of the current crime initiative tas they have in the memphis police department, and police departments across the nation. there is a residual impact in law enforcement agencies across the nation especially in regards to the quote, unquote specialized or elite units, and that moving forward there is going to have to be analysis and examination of these units. in the long term, can there be an effective and collaborate community policing in black and brown communities, and let's not lose the focus on the race issue here, and can it be some significant collaborate community policing effort in black and brown communities under the current enforcement models in policing agencies in the country and some significant conversations over the months ahead. >> joey, looking at what comes next, and some people said it would be hard to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officers engaged in the knowing killing of another which is necessary for the second-degree murder conviction, and do you believe that the second-degree murder charges are too aggressive in this case? >> so, i do not, kristen. i don't share that view that others have expressed. i believe that the cha

nation and its peoples for his own and twisted vision of restoring the russian empire. will he ever faced justice for his crimes against humanity? rebecca is here former defense intelligence agency. she is also the author of the book putin's playbook, russia's secret plan to defeat american she knows putin's thinking and his motives very well. so rebecca do you think there's any way for putin to be brought to the bar of justice and judgment for what he is doing or will he remain protected and isolated? will he escape or will there be any consequences for what he has done? >> i believe we need to do everything possible to hold him responsible. yes there is a lot we can do. he can face injustice and the international. but the question is, is that going to change his behavior? i spent my intelligence career on his target. putin and russian strategy. i can tell you, eric, regretfully it will not change putin's behavior. the reason is this. this man, when he came to power back in 1999 he has spent 10 years in the past 20 years even. the first 10 years developing a very special doctrine and strategy aimed at the destabilization of the west. and ensuring ukraine remains and what russia

be the penetration of organized crime or child pornography or influence and would you give us a sense of how much work is being done and the other national security agencies. synergy home thank you for the question. there was a considerable amount of work to address foreign disinformation at twitter and also at other companies and this work was reliant in part on shared by companies and that work is essential. at twitter we had dozens of people working on those questions and they no longer exist under mr. moss. >> you testified you were working hard to keep foreign troll farms from using twitter and engage in align in foreign interferes and sounds like a robust undertaking from 2016-2020 and had different teams stood up to do this and constant vigilance? >> yes, sir, that was the phrase we used. these types of attempts are evolving and trying to find new ways to penetrate your system and find new ways to engage on it and willing to adapt on a constant basis? >> yes, sir, that's right. >> going to 2020 and earlier you testified you were having regular interactions and national intelligence, homeland security and fbi. primarily to deal with foreign interfer