it's not all over for oliver banfield either. all over for oliver ba nfield either.nal investigation is over, the disciplinary process can begin and he faces a disciplinary procedure from west midlands police. he faces charges of gross misconduct and that could mean ultimately the end of his career. phil, thank you. in other news, the bbc says it is extremely concerned about one of its reporters in myanmar, aung thura, of its burmese service, who was picked up in the capital — and taken away in an unmarked van. the bbc said it's doing all it can to find him. the white house say president biden is fine after he stumbled several times as he was walking up the steps of air force one to board a flight from washington. a spokesperson saie high winds at the air base near washington may have been a factor and stressed the 78—year—old was doing "100% fine." the queen's official birthday celebration, trooping the colour, has been cancelled for a second year running. last year the queen viewed an alternative parade at windsor castle due to the pandemic. buckingham palace says

at an earlier hearing, pc oliver banfield, admitted a charge of assault by beating.downs injuly in the early hours of the morning and emma was walking home as was oliver banfield, they live close to one another and he was very drunk, and cctv footage that was shown in court today, he can be seen shouting at her and grabbing her and then dragging her to the floor before somebody else pass them by and intervened to help. this was reported to the police at the time, but it dragged his heels the investigation, something for which works are police and the investigating force have apologised. eventually criminal charges were brought in oliver banfield admitted the charge and he was sentenced today. the sentence itself has come in for our criticism from mr and her family because oliver banfield still is effectively been given a fine but faces a curfew untiljune at 7pm and 7am and they say they are disappointed with that and argue that a curfew during lockdown they say isn't really a punishment at all. we had a statement for west midlands police because he's an officer with

emma homan was walking home, as was oliver banfield.ry drunk and there is cctv footage shown in court today, shown shouting at her, grabbing her, and dragging her to the floor before someone else passes by and intervenes to help. this was reported to the police at the time, but it dragged its heels in the investigation, something for which warwick police have apologized. eventually, criminal charges were brought and the man was sentenced today the sentencing has come under some criticism from emma and her family, because of the banfield, it has been given a fine, and because of the curfew until june at 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. they are disappointed and argue that a curfew during the lockdown is not really a punishment at all. west midlands police, he is an officer, they say until the criminal case had finished today, they could not launch their own disciplinary proceedings, so he is now suspended from duty and faces a charge of gross sconduct. ben: but they did apologize, didn't they? >> that'right. this is having to do with the way the

pc oliver banfield was given a fourteen—week curfew after he grabbed and manhandled emma homer lastjulyountry, it is always that funn . ., , ., "the best thing for you, your family and everyone else". that's how the prime minister described the coronavirus vaccine — after receiving his first dose of the oxford—astrazeneca jab.the roll—out of the vaccine has resumed in france, germany and italy, but remains paused in several other european countries — despite experts insisting that there's little risk of blood clots. we can speak now to professor robin shattock, who is the lead professor for one of the teams developing vaccines at imperial college london. good morning, thank you for being with us. this particular issue in europe, a lot of people were making comparisons with blood clots post vaccine and regular occurrences of blood clots but this particular issue was very specific about a certain kind of clotting, so what do we now know about it?— we now know about it? essentially what we know _ we now know about it? essentially what we know is _ we now know about it? essentially what we