avani: emily was told by new south wales police that officers had gone to this alleged perpetrator'sut i will certainly follow that matter up. i understand there was interaction with the offend-- or the alleged offender in this case. i just can't comment further at this time. avani: our understanding is there was no warrant to search this man's phone to get the video as part of the investigation, why would that be? stuart: look, again, we're talking about specifics of a case. you know, in terms of--and specifically we're talking about a dating app, you know, offending that may have involved a filming, you know, privately of another individual, which is a different offense than sexual assault, yup. so, look, all i can is i'm happy to take this case to have a look at it and come back to you. avani: emily says she later reported the man to tinder. emily: it took me a long time to even try and find how to report someone. i had to scroll through, and the website wasn't clear, and eventually i just had to google "report tinder" and find it. i wrote down his name, i wrote down his age, i wr

this statement was made by a representative of the new south wales state police.y the weekend , law enforcement officers will receive special permission to do this; no one will stand on ceremony with the protesters. the entire arsenal will be used, these are water cannons, gases, batons, as they emphasized. which we will receive by the day of the planned rally will affect everyone who gathers in the hyde park to participate in the protest, we plan to detain absolutely everyone, and then the protesters will be searched, even unless the police have grounds for such action. in addition, we will require identification from all protesters; refusal to provide documents will be considered an offense. now economic news maria, trade turnover between russia and china increased by almost a third in the first three quarters, tell us how much it turned out in monetary terms? tatyana, about 180 billion dollars, i’ll tell you more about this a little later, but i’ll start with a different topic. the government allows the easing of restrictions on fuel exports if necessary, since

new south wales acting police commissioner dave hudson said officers won't need a reasonable cause to search protesters who attend marches planned in sydney this weekend. >> i arch people considering entering the city on sunday to reconsider. there are a number of peaceful alternatives for people to voice their opinion in relation to the conflict crying -- currently going on in israel and gaza. amy: here in new york, columbia university closed its campus to the public thursday in response to two separate demonstrations led by pro-palestine and pro-israel student groups. in massachusetts, the names and photos of several harvard students who signed a pro-palestinian letter were displayed on a billboard truck on campus wednesday with a banner that read "harvard's leading anti-semites." some of their names and personal information were also posted online. that action was organized by the ultra-conservative nonprofit accuracy in media. the u.s. house of representatives remains without a speaker. on thursday, steve scalise dropped out of the race after 16 republicans said they would not vot

more now on the news that a former south wales police officer has been given a life sentence for blackmailingn. i spoke to our correspondent daniel sandford who was outside cardiff crown court and he told us more about the case. pc lewis edwards has admitted all of the offences, more than 160 offences, and all 160 of them being to do with blackmail or the abuse of girls aged between ten and 16. he did not come to court for the sentencing hearing this week. he chose to stay in prison, rather than to face the absolute horror of what he had done. it has been an incredibly distressing week. the details of how he was blackmailing these teenage girls and the sheer angst, that they were crying and begging in some of the videos that they sent to him, that he should now stop and not make them do anything more. it has been incredibly distressing, and there have been family members present in court this week. many family members present in court today, including three of the girls that he had abused. what pc lewis edwards did was essentially pretend to be a teenage boy on snapchat, befriend teenage girl

now in news away from israel, a former south wales police officer has been jailed for life with a minimumnces against children . lewis edwards against children. lewis edwards used fake social media accounts and posed as a teenager to groom more than 200 young girls online. he forced his victims to take indecent photographs of themselves using the material , themselves using the material, then to blackmail them in sentencing, the judge described his behaviour as cruel and sadistic and said he posed a dangerous risk to children. head of the met's online investigation team, detective superintendent tracey rankin says the force was quick to respond on this day it was just devastating to know that that person was one of our own at the time of the offending and i'm really grateful of the swift nature that he failed to stop being a police officer because, you know, he was he was sacked , you know, he was he was sacked, which i'm really you know, that sends a very strong message that you know, we won't tolerate this sort of activity and behaviour . sort of activity and behaviour. meanwhile, two m

police presence. this rally was only authorised by state authorities here in new south wales on friday.those in attendance to show discipline, saying that anti—semitic, anti—jewish chants and the burning of flags will not be tolerated. and clearly the conflict in the middle east is reverberating all around the world. cities in many countries are witnessing the scenes that we are seeing here in sydney today. thousands of people showing solidarity and, as you say, other pro— palestinian events are planned today for the cities of perth, hobart and brisbane. tomorrow, sunday, similar events in the australian cities of melbourne and adelaide. so certainly this is a conflict affecting many, many communities. we have in the last couple of weeks seen a very large demonstration here in sydney, organised byjewish groups and supporters of israel. so this is clearly, although a very long way away in the middle east, clearly a conflict that is affecting many, many people here in australia. this many, many people here in australia.— many, many people here in australia. as you say, a long way away — a

families and also caused significant harm to the reputation of the south wales police and the police in general. and more so some newsthis in prime minister's questions which is just about to get under way. questions which is just about to get underway. following questions which is just about to get under way. following that used virus is our correspondent. we go to live to our political correspondent in westminster. what can we expect back from pm cues today? $5 westminster. what can we expect back from pm cues today?— from pm cues today? as you said, today marks _ from pm cues today? as you said, today marks a _ from pm cues today? as you said, today marks a day _ from pm cues today? as you said, today marks a day that _ from pm cues today? as you said, today marks a day that prime i today marks a day that prime minister richard rishi sunak has beenin minister richard rishi sunak has been in office for a year. i expect there might be a few helpful questions from conservative backbenchers to enable him to do that. and the other side, i expect that. and the other side, i expect that you will have kier starmer trying

new south wales. the kurdish militant group pkk has claimed responsibility for an attack near the turkish parliament in ankara. a suicide bomber blew himself up outside the national policent reopened for a new session. a second attacker was killed by the police. two policemen were injured. it was the first bomb attack in the capital since 2016. turkish president erdogan has vowed to continue to fight terror. earlier berza shimsek from the bbc turkish service gave us this update. we know that the kurdish militant group pkk has claimed responsibility. the importance of today is that turkish parliament has resumed its sessions for the new legislative year. in their statement which was shared by a website which has close links with the pkk, on their statement they said basically they had specifically chosen today and they have specifically chosen a place near to the parliament and they also said that it was a limited influence and that if they wanted more casualties they would choose another time of the day which would result in more casualties. turkish armed forces and the pkk have been in battle for 1:0 years. there has been a brief time between 2013 and 2015 which we cal

police say that the pilot, a grandfather, died alongside his three grandchildren. the crash happened in a rural area of australia's new south wales. the family was about 30 minutes into the flight when the plane ran into some trouble. the control tower realized that something was wrong and tried contacting the plane a dozen times before flagging an issue. nearby residents saw smoke from the crash and called emergency services. no word yet on what caused the deadly crash. police say that the children were 11, 9 and 6 years old. >>> two people are hurt after a complication at chicago's o'hare international airport. officials say that yesterday an airplane collided with a shuttle bus while the plane was preparing to taxi. two passengers on the shuttle were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. american airlines says that there were no injuries reported on the plane. the collision caused some damage as you can see to the nose end of the 50-seat jet. the airplane was taken out of service after the incident, and passengers were put on another aircraft to finish their trip. >>> well, a trapped driver has been rescued after his

police say that the pilot, a grandfather, died alongside his three grandchildren. the crash happened in a rural area of australia's new south walesut 30 minutes into the flight when the plane ran into some trouble. the control tower realized that something was wrong and tried contacting the plane a dozen times before flagging an issue. nearby residents saw smoke from the crash and called emergency services. no word yet on what caused the deadly crash. police say that the children were 11, 9 and 6 years old. >>> two people are hurt after a complication at chicago's o'hare international airport. officials saying that yesterday an airplane collided with a shuttle bus while the plane was preparing to taxi. two passengers on the shuttle were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. american airlines saying that there were no injuries reported on the plane. the collision caused some damage to the nose end of the 50-seat jet, as you can see here. the airplane was taken out of service after the incident, and passengers were put on another aircraft to finish their trip. >>> well, a trapped driver has been rescued after his car flew

they're calling on new scotland yard for the law to be upheld, saying arrests make arrests , not excuses . a former arrests, not excuses. a former south wales policeicer has been jailed for life with a minimum term to serve of 12 years for sexual offences against children. louis edwards used fake social media accounts and posed as a teenager to groom more than 200 young girls online. he forced his victims to take indecent videos and images of themselves, then, using the material to blackmail them . in material to blackmail them. in sentencing, the judge described his behaviour as cruel and sadistic . and lastly, an diamond sadistic. and lastly, an diamond has been made an obe at buckingham palace today , the buckingham palace today, the journalist and news presenter received the honour from his majesty king charles for her services to public health and charity . it recognised her charity. it recognised her campaigning efforts for research into cot death following the death of her own son, sebastian, from sudden infant death syndrome. she's called the moment a crowning achievement to everyone , one who helped her everyone, one who helped her campai

they're calling on new scotland yard for the law to be upheld, saying arrests make arrests , not excuses . a former arrests, not excuses. a former south wales policefficer has been jailed for life with a minimum term to serve of 12 years for sexual offences against children. louis edwards used fake social media accounts and posed as a teenager to groom more than 200 young girls online. he forced his victims to take indecent videos and images of themselves, then, using the material to blackmail them . in material to blackmail them. in sentencing, the judge described his behaviour as cruel and sadistic . and lastly, an diamond sadistic. and lastly, an diamond has been made an obe at buckingham palace today , the buckingham palace today, the journalist and news presenter received the honour from his majesty king charles for her services to public health and charity . it recognised her charity. it recognised her campaigning efforts for research into cot death following the death of her own son, sebastian, from sudden infant death syndrome. she's called the moment a crowning achievement to everyone , one who helped her everyone, one who helped her camp

news is. well. >> welcome back to the live desk . now, some of you may find the details in this next report distressing with a former south wales policemum of 12 years for sexual offences against children. >> he used fake social media accounts posing as a teenager to groom and blackmail more than 200 young girls online on using social media platforms . snapchat. >> let's get more from outside cardiff crown court now with reporter jack carson and jack. he again , as we've seen in other he again, as we've seen in other cases, refuse to attend the heanng cases, refuse to attend the hearing for his sentencing . hearing for his sentencing. >> yeah , so this sentencing has >> yeah, so this sentencing has gone on since monday , noting the gone on since monday, noting the detail a lot. >> lots of it. very much horrific of these crimes of child sex offences that lewis edwards pleaded guilty to. he denied the chance to appear in court to face that sentencing on monday . yesterday, as well as monday. yesterday, as well as today. this is one of the most horrific cases of child sex offences . in fact, in the court offences. in fact, in the court t

news with ray allison . ray allison. >> good morning. it's 1132. ray allison. >> good morning. it's1132. our top stories . a former south top stories. a former south wales policeounts and posed as a teenager to groom more than 200 young girls online. he forced his victims to take indecent videos and images of themselves , which he secretly of themselves, which he secretly recorded and used them as blackmail. the judge says he used different tactics to deceive the children . deceive the children. >> the defendant had a pattern of behaviour where he made onune of behaviour where he made online contact with a girl , online contact with a girl, sometimes pretending to be someone that she knew, sometimes making contact through friends of friends . the defendant of friends. the defendant pretended to be a boy of similar age. he groomed his victims by psychologically manipulating them until he had gained control over them. he would often be friendly and complimentary , friendly and complimentary, pretending an interest in his victims and their lives, gaining their trust and building relationships with them. >> israel intensified airstrikes on gaza overnight as world