the national police chiefs�* council recommends that only trained security guards detain offenders. ys it prioritises attendance where violence is involved or a shoplifter is detained. meanwhile, martin hopes that government actions, such as making it a criminal offence to assault a shop worker, will mean he's no longer seen as a soft target. yeah, ifeel desperate and ifeel like giving up. but if i give up the fight, eventually i'd probably have to give up the business as well. we will have more on all of the top stories injust we will have more on all of the top stories in just a moment. now we have the weather forecast. hello. it's been a very mild day and it is going to be a very mild night, but it's also going to be a wet and a windy night in places thanks to this curl of cloud, this area of low pressure, which is going to be passing across the north—west of the uk. and notice the white lines, the isobars, squeezing together. that shows that we are going to see some pretty brisk winds, the strongest winds through the evening found around some of these western coasts — gusts of 50

the national police chiefs' council recommends that only trained security guards detain offenders. ses attendance where violence is involved, or a shoplifter is detained. meanwhile, martin hopes that government actions — such as making it a criminal offence to assault a shop worker — will mean he's no longer seen as a soft target. yeah, ifeel desperate and ifeel like giving up, but if i give up the fight, eventually i'd probably have to give up the business, as well. good to have you with us. i will see you again tomorrow. hello. it has turned into a mild day across the uk, but we've also got some outbreaks of rain and some increasingly strong winds. 0n the satellite picture we can see this hook of cloud, an area of low pressure, and as this swirls to the northwest of the uk, you can see the isobars, the white lines squeezing together, indicative of some pretty strong winds, those winds increasing through the afternoon, gusting to 50mph or more around the coast of southwest england. wales up through the irish sea, northern ireland, southwest scotland. bands of rain moving northwards

the national police chiefs' council recommends that only trained security guards detain offenders. ce where violence is involved or a shoplifter is detained. meanwhile, martin hopes that government actions such as making it a criminal offence to assault a shop worker will mean he's no longer seen as a soft target. yeah, ifeel desperate and ifeel like giving up. but if i give up the fight, eventually i'd probably have to give up the business as well. charlotte cox, bbc news. the time is 18:17. our top story this evening. the father and stepmother of ten—year—old sara sharif are sentenced to life in prison for her murder. still to come... i'm here on the red carpet, as the stars arrive for the bbc�*s sports personality of the year. and coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — next stop, the ashes. england's women, they're too strong for south africa, storming to victory in the one—off test in bloemfontein. across syria, people are slowly starting to re—build their shattered country after the fall of bashar al—assad, including in the city of homs. it saw some of the

the national police chief's council is calling on the government to introduce new laws, asjim connollyven removing an item from the shelf to entertain them, which she later steals. the shop found the stolen items for sale on vinted and tracked the shoplifter down on facebook. this time of year, christmas time of year, shoplifting is a massive problem. we're selling more gift—related items that can easily be sold online because that seems to be the main outlet. it's not the back of the van any more, it's selling them online. we had a display here, a slightly different display, but on the top of that display was quite an expensivejellycat. it was a hedgehog. we had noticed it had gone, led us back to her through her husband's site. watching this back, how does it make you feel? yeah, it makes me feel angry. i mean, she's so brazen about it. charlie then showed me some of his detective work. so this is a number plate. yeah. as you see, it's a private number plate, so it's fairly distinctive. you've collected all that evidence together? yeah. what did you do with that? we sent it to the po

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today, the national police chiefs council lead for child protection has said that there's not enoughional curiosity among social workers. i can't even like. i really struggle to maintain my anger, my fury. these cases, they happen time and time and time and time again. and we always get the same alice. we get, oh, you know, lessons will be learned. we'll conduct a review, we'll look into it. it's something in this country is monumentally broken when it comes to protecting innocent children. >> yeah, i think you're absolutely right. and you read absolutely righ