we took our findings to ofsted.ms. have you ever heard of abuse on this scale before? this is a truly appalling case. really as shocking as i have ever heard. it's clear this really is dreadful and something that we should all be deeply concerned about. we have learned ofsted received 40 separate warnings, over three years, yet still the homes remained rated "good." why didn't you act sooner? well, we acted in response to concerns. we worked slower than we should have been to put the whole picture together and recognise the pattern of abuse emerging. but is that good enough with some of the most acutely vulnerable children in care in the country, many of whom were nonverbal? there is a particularly high risk for these children, and we recognise that, which is why we have both changed our risk assessment to improve our ability to spot patterns early, and also, to train our inspectors. hesley said it has now closed the homes and was now focused on running its adult placements. it said it could not comment further beca

ofsted needs a total shake-up from top to — not?me because of the _ from top to bottom. we are squeezed for time because of the breaking - for time because of the breaking story but thank you for being in the studio. tt’s story but thank you for being in the studio. �*, ,., ., ., ., ,, story but thank you for being in the studio. �*, ., ., .«r , studio. it's important to make sure all the facts _ studio. it's important to make sure all the facts are _ studio. it's important to make sure all the facts are investigated - all the facts are investigated fully, and that's why lord magnus has concluded and why the prime minister has acted as he did. as a general rule, i think it is important when allegations are raised that they are investigated promptly. raised that they are investigated rom tl . ., ., raised that they are investigated --romtl . ., ., ., promptly. now time for our last coule of promptly. now time for our last couple of minutes _ promptly. now time for our last couple of minutes with - promptly. now time for our last coup

we took our findings to ofsted. have ever heard. it's clear this really is dreadful and something that we should all be deeply concerned about. we have learned ofsted received 40 separate warnings, over three years, yet still the homes remained rated "good." why didn't you act sooner? well, we acted in response to concerns. we worked slower than we should have been to put the whole picture together and recognise the pattern of abuse emerging. but is that good enough with some of the most acutely vulnerable children in care in the country, many of whom were nonverbal? there is a particularly high risk for these children, and we recognise that, which is why we have both changed our risk assessment to improve our ability to spot patterns early, and also, to train our inspectors. hesley said it has now closed the homes and was now focused on running its adult placements. it said it could not comment further because the police investigation was not expected to conclude for another year. for families of children, it means

we took our findings to ofsted.e floor, locked inside bathrooms. have you ever heard of abuse on this scale before? this is a truly appalling case. really as shocking as i have ever heard. it is clear this really is dreadful and something that we should all be deeply concerned about. we have learned ofsted received a0 separate warnings, over three years, yet still the homes remained rated good. why didn't you act sooner? well, we acted in response to concerns. we worked slower than we should have been to put the whole picture together and recognise the pattern of abuse emerging. but is that good enough with some of the most acutely vulnerable children in care in the country, many of whom were nonverbal? there is a particularly high risk for these children, and we recognise that, which is why we have both changed our risk assessment to improve our ability to spot patterns early, and also, to train our inspectors. hesley said it has now closed the homes and was now focused on running its adult placements. it said it c

we talk about what's going on in our country, let us start off by taking a hard look at the state ofstd what you will find is that the economy is doing extraordinarily well. it's doing fantastically for the people on top, for the billionaire class unfortunately, the economy is notg doing so wl for the working class of our country, when we have tens of millions of families falling further and further behind as they struggle to pay their bills, take care of the kids, and put food on the table. the gross unfairness and the ugliness, the cruelest of our current economy can be seen in stark terms, when we look at the working class and the billionaire class have made out during the horrible pandemic we have experienced. on one hand, tens of thousands of american workers died. going to their jobs during the worst public health crisis in modern american history. these extraordinarily brave people got up and went to work. they did their jobs. and they were nurses. we have lostse thousands and thousands of nurses treating as are independently. they are bus drivers, they are meatpacking workers,

an ofsted inspection of solihull council�*s children�*s services has rated it inadequate.and john travolta are among the celebrities who�*ve people are still unable to send letters or parcels overseas with royal mail, after the firm was hit by a cyber attack on wednesday. it�*s believed royal mail is being held to ransom by criminals with suspected links to russia. our cyber reporterjoe tidy has more details. this is the ransom note that greeted staff trying to log into their computers at royal mail. your files and data are encrypted, it says, with links to the cyber criminals�* del canet website, a short and matter—of—fact message belying the chaos caused inside the royal mail�*s international sorting offices. since wednesday the company has said it cannot send packages or lettuce abroad. the company has not commented on the ransomware situation, saying only it is a cyber incident, but a source close to the investigation had said they are being held to ransom by cyber criminals. ransomware attacks are sadly persistent with organisations being hacked and paying cyber crimi

calls arell be going to be respected because they were sincere and they intere they had the interest ofst the country at large .untry ate. so that was something that i so that was that was something that i think we didn't see before. >> shas. s that'before. yeah, and i know that there then have been in the past families who have said, please, and th be peaceful. and there their complaint often in these cases, what the people from outside these communities con who weren't simply rais about the protest and raising issues and asking for justicin direct there were people who weren't directly involved in these issues, but simply wantedthem to use them as an advantage oran in an effort to take advantage . that was not about tryingring to bring about justice. it was other selfish means. i want to play something fromet terry nichols mother. you mentioned hehingr. here's what she had to say about these police officers. e policewho have been chargedllr with killing her son . >> i just want to ask a prayero for my familasy, this whole wan community.t and i want to satoy to by police officers that mu

the left, using joe biden, want to transform the united states ofst america. it is something it is never been, something it isn't, and, quite frankly, something that it should never ever be. and that's what we're faced with, and that's why the perils of the biden presidency are truly unprecedented. they are unprecedented on day one, president biden, one of the very first actions he took was to cancel the keystone pipeline. meaning that every single ordinary hard-working american, whether they are white or where that have a small business, whatever they happen to be, whatever you happen to find them, missouri, kansas, nevada, wherever they are, they had to pay more at the gas pump. why? because joe biden is absolutely lock and key under the control of the green lobby. .. deal. the radical environment that is true. communism if you go back and a look at the history of environmentalism, you'll notice that after the berlin fell all of those that were involved heavily in the >> so heavily in the communism and socialism and all of that stuff, they realized at that t

globalist agenda that has turned america upside down, put the rest ofinte the world's interests ahead ofst the interest of our own country. i'm sick and tired of it .a lead i've beeinn a leading conservative populist fighter in the house. and every time i lood everk ovt the other side of the capitoly f and see how how so many ofrepu thesble republican go along to get along with these left wing radicals on the other side ,the democrats, they don't puthe upy a fight. that's why i want to want to go to the senate to shake it up,see be a fighter in the senateva and fight for our values to putu america first. that's whyerica fi i kicked off my campaign today. put isn't it time to put everybody on notice and get everyonen isss on the record on issues like why do we have d to talk in t the united states given what wep know about the security lihaimplications that what it'se doing to our children? why are we still engaging engagh with china? on essential items that we need to manufacture in our own country? why are these things still happening and allow people record, yes or to go on the record? y

an ofsted inspection of solihull council�*s children�*s services has rated it inadequate.ring a girl almost 50 years ago, in the oldest double jeopardy case in england and wales. dennis mcgrory was 28 when he sexually assaulted, stabbed and strangled 15—year—old jacqui montgomery in islington, north london, in 1975. he was tried on circumstantial evidence in 1976, but was cleared of murder. mcgrory was tried again after swabs from ms montgomery�*s body proved to be a one—in—a—billion dna match to him. meanwhile ukraine�*s defence minister says his country has become a "de—facto member" of the nato military alliance, as western nations continue to supply weapons for the war against russia. speaking to the bbc�*s hugo bachega, oleksii reznikov said there had been a change among some allies once concerned that the military assistance could be seen as escalation by russia. this is what he said. we have a lot of modern nato standard _ we have a lot of modern nato standard weaponry. it means that ukraine _ standard weaponry. it means that ukraine is— standard weaponry. it means

through and when they're just looking to make a simple change on the bus or to go do what do you wonder ofstedore people now that want to change their gender than ever before ? we've got thousands of before? we've got thousands of people on the waiting list to have gender reassignment surgery. do you have a theory as to why that is ? i don't think to why that is? i don't think there's any more people today than what there was in the past . and i believe no , be thankful . and i believe no, be thankful they have a social environment that people are able to be open and honest and who they are. and, you know , not that the and, you know, not that the exact same thing could have been said about gay people and, you know, all those more data point than they wrote in the than what they wrote in the past. always past. not really. there's always been about it gave been the same about it gave people don't 4% people trouble. i don't see 4% of the population. there's just no in a society where no made live in a society where we can be free and love life, you know, without the dignity and that we used to h

through and when they're just looking to make a simple change on the bus or to go do what do you wonder ofstedore people now that want to change their gender than ever before ? we've got thousands of before? we've got thousands of people on the waiting list to have gender reassignment surgery. do you have a theory as to why that is ? i don't think to why that is? i don't think there's any more people today than what there was in the past . and i believe no , be thankful . and i believe no, be thankful they have a social environment that people are able to be open and honest and who they are. and, you know , not that the and, you know, not that the exact same thing could have been said about gay people and, you know, all those more data point than they wrote in the than what they wrote in the past. always past. not really. there's always been about it gave been the same about it gave people don't 4% people trouble. i don't see 4% of the population. there's just no in a society where no made live in a society where we can be free and love life, you know, without the dignity and that we used to h

but what he's talking about in terms of the destruction ofst our environment, the implications, thosruction oy us from these crazy weathers events to refugee crises, because people are being pushedd out of where they lived thiginally, all of that origina is happeningat i because of thia environmental destruction. and that's really at the core of what alf gore is talking -- about. >> >> plus p, give me 30% read offt what i said last night on this program. two thousand year 2000, gore 20, promoted a claim that mount kilimanjaro will no longer have snow. by twenty ten . we can repor t snow stillt that covering the mountain in 2006. he suggested all the glaciers in glacier national park would be gone by twenty thirteen. b guess what? they're still there ten years beyond what he predicted. twenty seven . what gore warned of a planetary p emergency, saying the planetfe has a fever. in 2009, gore said 75% of cap ine entire polar ice cap will melt in the next five to wr seven years. nasa pointed out there were e t massive gains in the icehe sheet in 2015, you know. >> so what's going on here? and t

and the reason is that they are not registered with the department of education and ofsted is investigatingey haven't registered with the department education and. they have a telegram channel which is your first big red flag . if your school has red flag. if your school has a telegram channel and they have cool subjects including , cool subjects including, survivalism, foraging welding and shambolic practises and, they teach their through the of conspiracy . so for example in conspiracy. so for example in a recent history lesson they were taught , the us government knew taught, the us government knew in advance of the 911 attacks and they discussed the possibility that the stars were not and were in lights . that's not and were in lights. that's whole . so the school built this whole. so the school built this school was started by say this single and her husband matthew who were expelled from the british national party . in 2009 british national party. in 2009 for leaking the names and details of thousands of party members online. after internal dispute. now, i'm sorry but would you really

and the reason is that they are not registered with the department of education and ofsted is investigatingey haven't registered with the department education and. they have a telegram channel which is your first big red flag . if your school has red flag. if your school has a telegram channel and they have cool subjects including , cool subjects including, survivalism, foraging welding and shambolic practises and, they teach their through the of conspiracy . so for example in conspiracy. so for example in a recent history lesson they were taught , the us government knew taught, the us government knew in advance of the 911 attacks and they discussed the possibility that the stars were not and were in lights . that's not and were in lights. that's whole . so the school built this whole. so the school built this school was started by say this single and her husband matthew who were expelled from the british national party . in 2009 british national party. in 2009 for leaking the names and details of thousands of party members online. after internal dispute. now, i'm sorry but would you really

an ofsted inspection of solihull council's children's services has rated it inadequate.enjailed for life for raping and murdering a girl almost 50 years ago, in the oldest double jeopardy case in england and wales. dennis mcgrory was 28 when he sexually assaulted, stabbed and strangled 15—year—old jacqui montgomery in islington, north london, in 1975. he was tried on circumstantial evidence in 1976 but was cleared of murder. mcgrory was tried again after swabs from ms montgomery's body proved to be a one—in—a—billion dna match to him. a 41—year—old man from sussex, mark brown, has beenjailed for the murder of two women. brown was found guilty of murdering 34—year—old leah ware, and 33—year—old alexandra morgan last month. the builder was given two life sentences, to be served concurrently, and told he would spend a minimum of 49 years in prison. his mother said he would bake brown if necessary to get her to tell her where that batters remains r. duncan kennedy has this report. when i first heard that she was murdered, i couldn't believe it. but if he would've been there

and airport, all part of the home office will be affected, so what the department for education, ofstedher public sector workers whose ballot results will be announced next week. ballot results will be announced next week-— ballot results will be announced nextweek. ., ., ., , next week. various opinion polls su: est next week. various opinion polls suggest that _ next week. various opinion polls suggest that the _ next week. various opinion polls suggest that the public - next week. various opinion polls suggest that the public is - next week. various opinion polls suggest that the public is pretty | suggest that the public is pretty supportive of strike action by health care workers but less so other strike action, such as the railway workers who had been urged by quite a bit. what is the level of public sympathy towards your members, because you are not at the front line of health services of course, there will be delays to the services you provide but it won't necessarily be quite so noticeable straightaway? tt necessarily be quite so noticeable straightaway?— straightaway? it well

because they've lost ofsted, they've lost the bbc , they've they've lost the bbc, they've lost quite of behaviour in stonewall. basically say us lots of basically say give us lots of money if you give money money and if you give us money and our rules, we'll put and follow our rules, we'll put you high up our rankings. you up high up on our rankings. but you want to follow that but do you want to follow that rule? no it's a racket. so rule? no yeah, it's a racket. so anyway, for part anyway, so that's all for part to us after the break. but to join us after the break. but misogynistic influences are taking social media. why people are celibate and are choosing to be celibate and why people are turning to why young people are turning to satanism . so you can imagine . the welcome back to headline is your first look at sunday's newspapers get straight to it began with mail now the authorities have found more classified documents at joe biden's home. that's a bit embarrassing i love joe biden is the gift keeps on giving not that you wouldn't let him drive a car . i don't that you wouldn

because they've lost ofsted, they've lost the bbc , they've they've lost the bbc, they've lost quite of behaviour in stonewall. basically say us lots of basically say give us lots of money if you give money money and if you give us money and our rules, we'll put and follow our rules, we'll put you high up our rankings. you up high up on our rankings. but you want to follow that but do you want to follow that rule? no it's a racket. so rule? no yeah, it's a racket. so anyway, for part anyway, so that's all for part to us after the break. but to join us after the break. but misogynistic influences are taking social media. why people are celibate and are choosing to be celibate and why people are turning to why young people are turning to satanism . so you can imagine . the welcome back to headline is your first look at sunday's newspapers get straight to it began with mail now the authorities have found more classified documents at joe biden's home. that's a bit embarrassing i love joe biden is the gift keeps on giving not that you wouldn't let him drive a car . i don't that you wouldn

where ofsted finds it, it will always be addressed the inspection report and it could lead to a school'sudged inadequate. we don't come to leader. they are simply student . mr. speaker, let me start by echoing the sentiments of prime minister and the leader of the opposition in relation to holocaust memorial day. truly horrific crimes that we must never forget and endeavour ensure are never repeated . i ensure are never repeated. i also send my heartfelt thoughts andindeedi also send my heartfelt thoughts and indeed i hope of all the costs to the chamber to the firefighter who's in serious condition in edinburgh at this moment in time following the blaze in edinburgh just a few days ago. mr. speaker, may i ask the prime minister what advice would he have for individuals seeking to protect their personal finances , should they personal finances, should they seek a future chair of the bbc to help an £800,000 loan? should they set up a trust in gibraltar and hope the hmo marquee simply don't notice ? or should they do don't notice? or should they do as others have done, and simply apply as

stanley well, i think i do perfectly ofsted come from a different generation. father was there generations during the war, but i never, ever heard him mention the war or terror. he really didn't. have you had a couple of crashes . i he really didn't. have you had a couple of crashes. i think he really didn't. have you had a couple of crashes . i think that couple of crashes. i think that for me, it's the perhaps lack of reticence , which is going to be reticence, which is going to be the most upsetting thing about about this . i go, i don't about this. i go, i don't understand that exposure at all. all is the name of the game now. but one feels that this was not really well—judged. no there is a thought. i'm not. i mean , this a thought. i'm not. i mean, this is somebody who here today with me and there's much more about other. but the reason i thought that maybe you explain all this in terms of what's called post—trauma stress. yes. disorder and this is a way of deaung disorder and this is a way of dealing with it. but i'm not alone in this. you've talked about psychology that. yes. are

i think there is a regime of ofsted.t i would say, if this continues, and we are not able to work with government and ministers to create an education for the future, as an educator, i would want to take steps to make sure that we build a much brighter education for our young people. thank you very much, head teacher for harrogate grammar school. a woman from manchester's told the bbc how she was the victim of modern slavery, but after contacting the police several times between 2009 and 2015, they did nothing to help. she is using the anonymous name tina to share her stoy. she says her husband beat her up and forced her into prostitution, the abuse going on for eight years. we're going to play a clip now from tina, who is using a false name, and a warning that it does contain distressing content. for yea rs for years i had to do as i was told. it was days, weeks, months. i reported it to greater manchester police and they didn't do anything. i was suicidal when i went to them but they still didn't do anything. let's tal

where ofsted finds it, it will always be addressed in the inspection report and could also lead to a condition in edinburgh at this moment in time following the plays in edinburghjust a a few this moment in time following the plays in edinburgh just a a few days ago. mr speaker, mayl plays in edinburgh just a a few days ago. mr speaker, may i ask the prime minister, what advice would he have for individuals seeking to protect their personal finances? for individuals seeking to protect their personalfinances? should for individuals seeking to protect their personal finances? should they seek out a future chair of the bbc to help secure an £800,000 loan? should i set up a trust in gibraltar and hope that hmrc simply don't notice? orshould and hope that hmrc simply don't notice? or should i do as others have done and simply apply for non—dom status? have done and simply apply for non-dom status?— have done and simply apply for non-dom status? mr non-dom status? prime minister! mr s-eaker, non-dom status? prime minister! mr speaker. mr— non-dom status? prime minister! mr speaker, mr spea

the labour party and most of the unions involved in this industrial action, the rmt on rail, the ofstedal college of nursing . else they're college of nursing. else they're not affiliated with the labour party, they don't get the labour party. i remember the last labour government, tony blair, around 2004, 2005 on the big confrontation the firefighters resulted in, the firefighters leaving the labour party, the fire brigades union, green goddesses were on the streets and so on. so he can be pretty tough, but in some ways these disputes are symptoms of a deeper problem . that is the deeper problem. that is the biggest collapse living for biggest collapse in living for a century and the government holding down pay i think too tightly when it negotiates. it negotiates really . i've covered negotiates really. i've covered industrial relations for 30 odd years and i've never seen a government so incompetent on the way it handles trade unions and groups of workers . and given the groups of workers. and given the concerns that wiener's and reno's party has ruled most of the last three centurie

the labour party and most of the unions involved in this industrial action, the rmt on rail, the ofstedal college of nursing . else they're college of nursing. else they're not affiliated with the labour party, they don't get the labour party. i remember the last labour government, tony blair, around 2004, 2005 on the big confrontation the firefighters resulted in, the firefighters leaving the labour party, the fire brigades union, green goddesses were on the streets and so on. so he can be pretty tough, but in some ways these disputes are symptoms of a deeper problem . that is the deeper problem. that is the biggest collapse living for biggest collapse in living for a century and the government holding down pay i think too tightly when it negotiates. it negotiates really . i've covered negotiates really. i've covered industrial relations for 30 odd years and i've never seen a government so incompetent on the way it handles trade unions and groups of workers . and given the groups of workers. and given the concerns that wiener's and reno's party has ruled most of the last three centurie

it could go a bit further, but it will introduce ofsted style inspections of social housing, which isppreciate your time, thank you very much. chief. time, thank you very much. chief executive of shelter. you may be aware that breakfast has a big birthday coming up next week. we are turning 40 and we would love you to help us celebrate. so if you have memories of watching the programme over the past four decades, maybe you would like to share them with us as a reminder. look at this. later this month, we are marking a very special occasion. do later this month, we are marking a very special occasion.— very special occasion. do you remember — very special occasion. do you remember this? _ very special occasion. do you remember this? this - very special occasion. do you remember this? this is - very special occasion. do you remember this? this is bbci very special occasion. do you - remember this? this is bbc one. in a few moments, it will be breakfast time. the 17th of january 1983, the very first episode of breakfast. it was known then as breakfast time. it is 6:30am. ~ ., known then

it is about working conditions as well, so other considerations, they've talked about ofsted, helping give everyone what they are after, that is a reality check, and no doubt what the talks are going through. thank you for your expertise. good look with your own domestic situation. mike will be with us shortly with the sport. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. mike is with us. and we are celebrating a victory. the australian _ celebrating a victory. the australian open - celebrating a victory. the australian open wheelchair title now lon-s australian open wheelchair title now longs to— australian open wheelchair title now longs to alfie hewett. he has already— longs to alfie hewett. he has already won three us opens, three french— already won three us opens, three french opens. this one had got away, so this— french opens. this one had got away, so this one _ french opens. this one had got away, so this one feels a lot. that french opens. this one had got away, so this one feels a lot.— so this one feels a lot. that is kind of sport _ so this one feels a l