that someone was iain packer. police would speak to iain| packer.packer. police would speak to iain packer six times between 2005 and 2007. the evidence against him, these officers say, was undeniable. iain packer admitted to taking women into the woods for six. he admitted to taking emma there. he even directed the police to the crime scene and various women identified iain packer as a violent rapist who had attacked emma in the months prior to her death. yet senior officers repeatedly dismissed him as a suspect. find officers repeatedly dismissed him as a susect. �* ., ., ., a suspect. and i am told that point, dave , a suspect. and i am told that point, davey. when _ a suspect. and i am told that point, davey. when you — a suspect. and i am told that point, davey, when you get _ a suspect. and i am told that point, davey, when you get iain _ a suspect. and i am told that point, davey, when you get iain packer - a suspect. and i am told that point, | davey, when you get iain packer and bring him in, it doesn't matter what he tells you. doesn't matt

her killer was iain packer. a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remained free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i've gone this far, i'm going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland's first minister has said a judge—led inquiry is being considered, given the systematic failings in the case. i'm looking forward to hearing directly from margaret caldwell, and then, of course, rightly, as you'd understand, we'd update parliament in terms of any next steps that we choose to take forward. by 2007, police had identified iain packer as a sexually violent user of prostitutes. but four turkish men were charged with emma caldwell�*s murder. those charges were later dropped. in 2015, packer was exposed by a newspaper and a bbc

the case against iain packer and they have blood on their hands _ packer and they have blood on theirnd must now, those individuals are responsible, face justice — our scotland correspondent lorna gordonjoins us now. lorna, what happens next? angela constance in _ lorna, what happens next? angela constance in her _ lorna, what happens next? angela constance in her statement - lorna, what happens next? angela constance in her statement said i lorna, what happens next? angelal constance in her statement said the terms of reference for this public inquiry will now be decided. the questions when it seems it may look at our primarily to do with that early investigation, but not exclusively to do without. but perhaps he might look at questions like why, what's the police knew that iain packer was a violent user of prostitutes, he had interactions with emma caldwell, they knew he took emma caldwell and other sex workers to the woods, where her body was found. why he was only ever interviewed as a witness and why when the case against four turkish men who were originally charged while the cas

her killer was iain packer. century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remained free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i've gone this far, i'm going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland's first minister has said a judge—led inquiry is being considered, given the systematic failings in the case. i'm looking forward to hearing directly from margaret caldwell, and then, of course, rightly, as you'd understand, we'd update parliament in terms of any next steps that we choose to take forward. by 2007, police had identified iain packer as a sexually violent user of prostitutes. but four turkish men were charged with emma caldwell�*s murder. those charges were later dropped. in 2015, packer was exposed by a newspaper and a bbc documentary. th

a series of police blunders meant that her killer, ian packer, was only convicted of the murder lasteath in 2005. emma's family say she was foiled by a toxic culture within the police of misogyny and corruption. you heard them mentioning that. humza yousaf has said he will look at a public inquiry. that is what they said the first minister told them, and that he will update them within the next few days. as you heard margaret caldwell�*s lawyer say, she wants more than words of condolence, she wants a public inquiry. we will bring you more on that throughout the afternoon here on bbc news. first, let's get a look at the weather with louise. a bit ofa a bit of a lottery out there at the moment. there are winners and losers. some lovely sunshine to be found in lancashire earlier on, but a different story further east. the club ticket offer a spot of drizzle and showery rain in places. there is and showery rain in places. there is a weather front and showery rain in places. there is a weatherfront draping and showery rain in places. there is a weather front draping itself along the east

a series of police blunders meant packer was only convicted of emma's murder last week.dwell wishes to thank the first minister and thejustice secretary for meeting her today. they treated her with total compassion and empathy, and she hopes they will deliver on the many promises they made today. the first minister promised that he will give primary consideration to the family's demands for a statutory public inquiry. and thejustice secretary, angela constance, promised she will update parliament within days on their decision. since the murder of emma in 2005, many in the police will argue things things have changed significantly. we do not accept this. in 2023, sir ian livingstone, whilst chief constable of police scotland, spoke of the misogyny within the police service. we know that evidence exists, that the abduction, rape and murder of emma caldwell and the subsequent rapes of women might have been prevented or at least disrupted, had allegations against packer been properly investigated. the family are angry to read reports in the newspapers today that the crown of

last week, packer was jailed for life for murdering emma caldwell and attacking 21 other women.s in the united kingdom was gifted his freedom for some 17 years. how many other women in that time were disbelieved, humiliated, challenged when seeking justice? the family's campaign for a public inquiry will ratchet up this week. tomorrow, they'll meet scotland's chief constable, and on thursday, the lord advocate, the most senior law officer in the country. thank you, everyone. having heard police scotland apologised for failings in the original investigation, margaret caldwell believes anything less than a public inquiry would be a betrayal of emma. she's been promised a quick decision. steven godden, bbc news, edinburgh. as wa nt as want to remind you of that breaking story within the last half hour. birmingham city councillors have approved a series of cuts to local services and a 21% rise in council tax over the next two years. some counsellors on the labour authority called it devastating. this comes ahead of the budget announcement by the chancellor tomorrow. it was one of th

the captain marlie packer brough up her hundredth cap. tackle.es in parma to win 48—nil. they top the table on points difference from france who also won this weekend with a bonus point. the captain marlie packer brought up her hundredth cap. we're playing with smiles on our faces. we're enjoying what we're doing. so i couldn't be prouder of the girls and to get over to get over the scoreline as well. and for me, this is the first place i scored after having my son oliver. so to do it again today, the second time i played it, yeah, i'mjust top of the world right now. i couldn't have done it without my family and all the people that supported me along the journey and i'm really thankful to them. but yeah, it's just been an absolutely amazing day and the girls have made it super specialfor me. chelsea are back on top of the women's super league after a 2—0 win over second from bottom west ham. aggie beever—jones�* goal in the second minute gave the visitors the lead. but it wasn't until 2 minutes from full time that they made sure of the points, a

her killer was iain packer.or a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remain free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i've gone this far, i'm going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland's first minister says a judge led inquiry is being considered, given the systematic failings in the case. i'm looking forward to hearing directly from margaret caldwell, and then, of course, rightly, as you'd understand, we'd update parliament in terms of any next steps that we choose to take forward. by 2007, police had identified iain packer as a sexually violent user of prostitutes. but four turkish men were charged with emma caldwell�*s murder. those charges were later dropped. in 2015, packer was exposed by a newspaper and a bbc docu

let's talk about the packers and stockyards act. i don't know if we got a cover that today. june of 2021,ted and i quote re- proposed their rule to clarify that parties do not need to demonstrate harm in order to bring action. under certain provisions of the packers and stockyards act. and budget before it is proposed. i point out that eight federal appeals courts have affirmed that the packers and stockyards act requires a person to generate. certainly we have over 60 livestock organizations opposing the rule because it hurts livestock producers. the position for the usda that you can implement a rule that will be a blatant violation of circuit court president by not requiring harm to competition to bring an action under the packers and stockyards act. >> the rule itself has not been finalized, senator. i think obviously we have to take into consideration any litigated risk associated with the ruling crafting at. i think that y activity from packers and stockyards before that rule is available for folks to look at. i think that there is still work to do on the system. there

the opening game awaits italy, as captain molly packer is making her 100th international cap.— packercap. now it's come round to it, - international cap. now it's come round to it, it's i international cap. now it's come round to it, it's a i international cap. now it's come round to it, it's a bitj come round to it, it's a bit crazy. i think of the players before me that have got 100 caps and i'm just before me that have got 100 caps and i'mjust like, before me that have got 100 caps and i'm just like, wow! laughter it's pretty amazing. i laughter it'sre amazinu. it's pretty amazing. i look forward to _ it's pretty amazing. i look forward to that _ it's pretty amazing. i look forward to that when i it's pretty amazing. i look forward to that when it i it's pretty amazing. i look. forward to that when it gets going. rory mcilroy is concerned that "fans are losing interest" in watching golf because of the current fragmented nature of the men's professional game. liv golf has attracted dozens of players to move from the pga tour — and the split means several of the world's best aren't c

molly packer there speaking to jo currie. that is it from sportsday.ratures are expected to rise a little further as we head into thursday — quite breezy too, particularly in scotland. we've had some gales here. anyway, here's the satellite picture, and you can see the rain—bearing clouds streaming across the uk. that cloud produced the heavier rain around snowdonia, the north—west of england. and through the course of the evening, the weather front will be moving northwards. so where we had the clearer skies in the north, well, it's going to turn cloudy through the night. the outbreaks of rain will reach northern ireland, parts of southern scotland, too. but to the north, it will stay clear and chilly. so northern scotland, only around five degrees underneath the clear skies. further south, it's closer to about 8—10 celsius, and of course, we've got that rain, too. so let's have a look at the forecast for thursday — mild south—westerlies, that rain continues to make its journey northward, so quite a soggy picture here in scotland. out towards the west

for the 100th time, marley packer strode out to represent her country.e blossomed in profile and support since her debut 16 years ago. under blue skies in parma, they were given the best chance of beating england for the first time. sarah beckett's roll onto and italy play are deemed to be dangerous after just ten onto and italy play are deemed to be dangerous afterjust ten minutes, or yellow card updated to read. with just 1a players, england redoubled their efforts hannah bottom, the workhorse of the team, getting her try. they got over again before the half—time and the seal was broken. england began to run away with the game. with a bonus point secured and packer on the scoresheet, time to save some legs. the captain went off to a standing ovation. i’zfe save some legs. the captain went off to a standing ovation.— to a standing ovation. i've got a big crowd _ to a standing ovation. i've got a big crowd out — to a standing ovation. i've got a big crowd out here, _ to a standing ovation. i've got a big crowd out here, so - to a standing ovation. i've g

he and packer was jailed last week almost two decades after her killing.environment in swimming clubs in england has enabled abusive training practices and bullying to exist for years, a review has found. it says extreme competitiveness led to an ongoing and systemic culture of fear at all levels of aquatic sports and was a major threat to its future. the governing body has apologised. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, speculation is growing about what measures chancellorjeremy hunt will set out his spring budget tomorrow. councils in england will be told to reduce their spending on consultant and diversity schemes. and the bbc understands the chancellor will extend the freeze to fuel duty again. it's also been widely reported that jeremy hunt is considering a cut to national insurance — contributions paid on earnings, set at a different rate to income tax. our political correspondent helen catt has more details on the budget. it's the politics of this that's going to be so important because this is the last budget we expect this is the last budge

a series of police blunders meant her killer iain packer was only convicted of emma s murder last weekhin the police of �*misogyny and corruption'. the first minister has "promised that he will give primary consideration" to the call from emma caldwell�*s family for a statutory public inquiry into the investigation of her killer, the family's lawyer has said. this is the statement that was made following the meeting by the caldwell family lawyer, aamer anwar. margaret caldwell wishes to thank the first minister under thejustice secretary for meeting her today. they treated her the title compassion and empathy and she hopes they will deliver on the many promises they made today. the first minister promised he would give primary consideration to the family's demands for a statutory public inquiry, and thejustice secretary promised she will update parliament within days on their decision. since the murder of emma in 2005, many in the police will argue things have changed significantly. you do not accept this. in 2023, sir ian livingstone, whilst chief constable of police scotland, spoke o

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last week, packer was jailed for life for murdering emma caldwell and attacking 21 other women.st answer as to why one of the worst sex offenders in the united kingdom was gifted his freedom for some 17 years. how many other women in that time were disbelieved, humiliated, challenged when seeking justice? the family's campaign for a public inquiry will ratchet up this week. tomorrow, they'll meet scotland's chief constable and on thursday, the lord advocate, the most senior law officer in the country. thank you everyone. having heard police scotland apologised for failings in the original investigation, margaret caldwell believes anything less than a public inquiry would be a betrayal of emma. she's been promised a quick decision. stephen gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. unions representing consultants in england have agreed a pay deal with the government. the british medical association and the hospital consultants and specialists association will put the offer to members. if accepted, it would see hospital consultants receive a pay rise of between 6 and 19.6% depending on experien

example it protects livestock produces a poultry growers to communicate with each other and other packersoultry dealers in search of new opportunities to compete or engage in price discovery. also stops deception including false or misleading statements and material omissions and contracting contracts operations and contract termination. slide in the slide drag to mores unfair and deceptive practices the second reaffirms the long-standing essentials the competition along the sherman clayton act should not be applied to stockyard cases. we are very close to publishing a final rule that aligns the u.s. a label with consumer understanding of what the claimant means working on a label standards and guidance for claims such as animal raised practices so consumers can trust those labels and lastly we are wrapping up more than $1 billion of investments you challenged us to make in meat and poultry processing infrastructure the spring and summer focused on small independently own■u local facilities. to remote research access. all of this, mr. president, is going to provide additional competition

i think all of the headlines will be stolen by molly packer and will come onto that.e best place in the world despite the fact she hasn't played for 13 months now in internationaljersey. she's going to have 12 on her back, which is fascinating. we never seen this happen to her at an international level. she stepped into the position during matches but she's certainly never started they are. it was alluded to byjohn mitchell today he really wants to see how she goes for that and that's more distributing role so a specific role to play as an inside center. apparently he wants the team to be quicker. i don't know if age is a part of that. the be a lot made of that position. we get to see zoe harrison who is our return. she did her acl earlier in the season, be castigated two fascinating to see how she does with her aunt lucy packer at nine a lot of headlines, particularly in the back line for the week did mention marlee paca, 100 caps. scams the seventh english woman to achieve that milestone. she was keen to say this match is not about her she did recognise the achievem

the captain marlie packer brought up her hundredth cap.our faces, we're enjoying what we're doing, so i couldn't be prouder of the girls — and to get over — to get over the scoreline as well and for me, this is the first place i scored after having my son, 0liver, so, to do it again today, the second time i played it, yeah, i'm just top of the world right now. i couldn't have done it without my family and all the people that supported me along the journey and i'm really thankful to them but, yeah, it'sjust been an absolutely amazing day and the girls have made it super specialfor me. chelsea are back on top of the women's super league after a 2—0 win over second from bottom west ham. aggie beever—jones�* goal in the second minute gave them the lead. it wasn't until two minutes from full time that they made sure of the points — a lovely goal from erin cuthbert. they've moved back above manchester city on goal difference. both sides have five games left to play this season. arsenal also won. they're third in the table, six points behind chel

a big moment for england captain marlie packer to come — in this weekend's women's six nations openerll win her 100th cap for the side. the 34—year—old flanker made her debut for the red roses in 2008 and becomes only the seventh woman to reach the milestone. england won the six nations grand slam last year — and are aiming to win their sixth six nations title in a row. yeah, super excited. i think for me, it's more aboutjust kicking off the six nations. it's always a tournament that you want to be involved in. to receive my 100th cap in the first game is pretty special over in palma. my friends and family are all coming over. i think that i had to ask my manager for 16 or 17 tickets the other day. and the max allocation you could have on the app was six. so yeah — i don't know whether i'm going to get all 16 tickets but we hope so. earlier this year, louis rees zammit stunned welsh rugby by choosing to pursue a career in american football. he's reportedly had three offers from teams in the nfl to join their roster, after impressing at an international player pathway pro—day. 0ur corr

but in a non says, more aid for ukraine, there's a conference of caves, menissi packers in germany. as us defense secretary lloyd, often the ones that ukraine survival is in danger. the feel welcome to the program. united states as one of the all of guns is now facing starvation, secretary of state antony blank, and that made the remarks as a prepared to head back to the middle east is to, to meet officials in saudi arabia and egypt to try and broke a ceasefire. and to increase a deliverance the gaza has been growing on ease amongst israel's allies about the human cost of its war against thomas, which followed the radical islamist groups. october 7, 10 attack these children are waiting to receive a portion of food being prepared by volunteers in rafa the. this could be the only mean for some dozens in days. we have no option but to come here with some guys, especially we have no money and we are living in tents. the charities providing us with food because food shortages are becoming more acute every day. the world health organization has accused israel of provoking an imminent fire

can be of the effort that has— physical packer can be of the effort that has been put in by my teamere, with _ today. things will only get harder from here, with england - today. things will only get harder from here, with england to - today. things will only get harder from here, with england to be . today. things will only get harder| from here, with england to be my champions england to come in a fortnight. but scotland have shown they are a team that is forging ahead. the grand slam champions england have been taking on wales at ashton gate in bristol the red roses ran away with it as expected. they secured the winning bonus point by half—time with four tries and led 24—3 at the break. they ran in eight tries in total including two from ellie kildunne to win by 46 points to 10. that's now two wins from two forjohn mitchell's side. they'll face scotland next in two weeks' time. harlequins are up to fourth in the rugby premiership, they beat second placed bath but only after surviving a huge scare. two tries from south africa international andre esterhuizen saw them charge in to a

one from hp and one for you let packer enterprise. when i was asked to lead the separation, my immediate response was, i don't want to. and then after a few days, they said, i need to talk to you. so i went to the home and she said, i know you don't want to do that, this is an opportunity of your career. you are going to learn things you will never forget. when the ceo calls you to her home on a weekend, you know there is only one answer. it was, yes, i will do it. i have to say, i learned a lot. david: what was the business theory behind why splitting up hewlett-packard or, a very successful company, why was that a great idea? >> i think the main theory has proven to be true was -- we were selling from printers to servers, data centers, technology products. in the theory at the point was that the focus was very important. it was going in a different direction, we were competing with different companies. it was a critical thing. in our case has proven. david: it would occur that 2015, many people thought that hewlett-packard enterpris

in a related move, the packers released starting running back aaron jones for the second straight game. stephen curry for the warriors as he recovers from an ankle sprain. it's going to be reevaluated tomorrow for the second straight game. warriors taking on the spurs. the western conference worst team beat the dubs by 13 saturday night, and now they have victor wembanyama back in the lineup. klay thompson back in the starting lineup. warriors 21st different lineup this season. didn't see wemby the other night, but here he is here. that's just way too easy. left handed push shot early on. then the start of the second. that's like when i dunked on my nerf hoop when i was a kid. he doesn't have to jump. chris paul to tj d for the alley oop. cp3 had 11 points, four rebounds in the first half in place of steph brandon the santa clara kid to klay. splash spurs led by two at the half. third quarter now trace jackson davis little fake handoff and the dunk oh my with authority as larry biel would say. and then moments later in the fourth chris paul to tj d throws it down. it's nice to be tall

josh jacobs, according to some reports jacobsen, the green bay packers have now agreed to a deal. >> no word on how long how much it's worth. the packers just released their starting running back. >> aaron jones jacobs is expected to fill that role with the cheese heads. and jacobs was drafted by the raiders in 2019 and has spent his nfl career with the team. jacobs is coming off a bit of a down year last season. only rushing for a little more than 800 yards and scoring 6 touchdowns the year before he had more than 2000 all-purpose yards and 12 touchdowns. there's a lot of us this afternoon around las vegas. sports. the oakland a's hosted the brewers in spring training. this was on saturday. the a's won. 42 and team management says it's tricky to stay in the moment and focus on the season in oakland while facing so many questions about the move to las vegas. >> it's nothing new for me. it's something that i understand my role in this organization as a as a leadership position that i'm going to have to do with this and answer these questions. you know, we've made the most of these pla

so i'm all for -- i'm all for a fellow packers fan. >> i don't know how deliberative it's going to benk if donald trump loses the election, john thune is in pole position. if he wins, i think thune has a chance because there are your enough republican senators, but trump will have more to say and could shape who wins, and i think you have to watch steve danes who's the current nrs seat chair, because if he wins 45 seats, trump's pushing him to run for leader. does that give him an opening to run? >> mitch mcconnell's legacy is the court. mitch mcconnell's legacy is destroying voting rights and i can say that on bloody sunday. mitch mcconnell's legacy is overturning roe v. wade because when he did not allow a sitting president to put his nominee forward, give merrick garland a hearing, that's mitch mcconnell's legacy, and we will never forget it. >> it's secret ballots behind closed doors who people vote for, but the elections do matter. >> this will be on the back burner i think for at least a few more months. >> have some fun, reince. come on. there's a primary left. >> let's talk ab

so i have the last football that brett favre threw as a green bay packers because it was an that game. so we, we drive enough for a lawrence time to kick the winning field goal so i'm going to the super bowl and and so we got there on a friday before the super and so i actually went a practice on saturday that's the first time i gone to a giants and i was next to coach coughlin on the way back. and asked coach coughlin if i could talk to the team and i and, you know, when i asked them, i was i kind of half hoping he had a plan would say no. but i really i really wanted to talk to him, but i didn't. and said, yes, you can talk to. and i was like, oh boy, what am i going to say? and a little bit of the gist of what i told him was, i said, you know, five months ago, you know, we didn't know we either were. at and i got to watch you all become a team. but i also said to him that night said, if i could be anywhere else in the world. if i could be anywhere else in the world right now, i would be back with my soldiers. but i know that's not, um, but i would also take every one of you with me

aaron rodgers, of course, robert f kennedy jr, you know, may pick the former cal quarterback and packers quarterback as his running mate. that's the scuttlebutt with his controversial views on vaccines and the sandy hook mass shooting does that still, you know, does the past his legacy as an athlete give him a buy in some of the things that he may be saying? >> well, this is an interesting contrast to steph curry, because i don't think that his, athletic accomplishments will go quite as far because he really highlights what is required of a leader off the field. right now, no one's really looking to him for advice about vaccines. he's just sort of going and using his influence on the internet, which is a breeding ground that certainly, was not available before and has led to some interesting and sometimes terrifying, you know, candidate s, but i think that aaron rodgers is not in the same category as steph curry, although he does have quite a lot of influence. >> he does. look, can i just ask you you know, i think i heard you earlier on this conversation giving steph a little advice abou

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now they signed former packers linebacker damond, a campbell. so a one-year deal, campbell comes from to the forty-niners after 3 seasons in green bay where he was named the first team, all pro in 2021. after recording a career-best 146 tackles. but over the last 2 seasons, he has missed 10 games because of knee and ankle injuries. so campbell is expected to play in place of an injured re greenlaw who is, you know, was injured during the super bowl after he tore his achilles trying to take the field. so obviously we're hoping to make up some ground there now. i didn't take long for jimmy g to make up some ground grapple out. found his way back into the league. just almost quick as he found so bad that he's in the nfc west, though, this time he was released by the raiders. >> forty-niners fans is not coming back here is actually going to 7 california where he will be in la with the rams. he signed a one-year deal but will not be able to play immediately, of course, because in 2024 he was suspended for the first 2 games, which is this year. obviou

. >> well, fine, but, you know -- >> either the packers or the browns >> packers and who >> they're still deciding between the packers and browns. >> either one, both are worthy competitors. we'll get to that. >> athletic, not the atlantic. my eyes. >> just today? >> my contact's dry. i can't see. >>> apple announcing it's going to hold its annual developers conference in june some software makers were invitesed to apple's campus to celebrate in person. apple watchers say the company could reveal its long-awaited artificial intelligence strategy we're going to talk more about strategy with steve kovach later this hour. >>> this is what i was talking about. news from the nfl, after previously saying it would not schedule games on christmas because it falls on a wednesday this year, the executive said the change came after unexpect ldly strong audiences for last season's three christmas games that would make sense. as a result, there will be one, and slightly two this year they're opening a week friday night game played in brazil featuring the philadelphia eagles and now we ooh know either

the lisa ex room is the climate struck to just for the go from bag city planning office here at the packers . can we have a we have the race to the wall next to the sure to protect the the city, the width of the, on the inside of the was the height of the wall was precisely calculated in advance . this is just one measure to protect the city from rising sea levels. the digital twins could be good for the city to show all the measures that needs to be done and why it has to be done. and i think it's a good tool to visualize for the positions and for our citizens and to show what could happen to guttenberg in the future. the problems are known now it's the case of making the right decisions. for example, big looks could be constructed, the seal, the city of from the se. on during heavy rain, especially created, open spaces, could ensure that the water collects small quickly and can see poway like here and then new development. terrific. lisa area can contain 500 cubic meters of water. when the heavy rain is coming, it's 10, collect to water here and save the building. some of the housing cent

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packers have alameda county district attorney pamela price have maintained the campaign to recall her. he's a right-wing plot designed to turn back the clock on social justice. now they're turning things up a notch alleging opponents, a price committed fraud in the signature gathering process will we have extensive evidence that we collected from are volunteers from folks who are just living citizens. people who live in alameda county come tools made these claims and they and everyone else deserve. >> for our into intention of liberty, integrity, election integrity to be maintains. the allegations set forth in a slide show presentation revolve around 3 main complaints, signature petitions were left unattended on tables, some signature gatherers were from outside the county and some from outside the state which may be illegal. they say also they allege some signers were alert to sign an unrelated petition and then presented with the price recall even more importance today. he calls every single signature is now increased scrutiny. >> following that announcement last thursday by the reg

this has been a, a frequent targets of ukraine and is western packers. and they discuss it in terms of it strategic on political importance. of course, the crime in bridge links the peninsula to the russian federation. now, coast germany has always denied its involvement over this direct involvement in the conflict. this comes up again in the context of this the, the ring by the german child to the sholtes over the delivery of these tools. busy long range missiles, these are the missiles that have been discussed about being used to attract the crime in bridge. and he's did the douglas sending them now you record, of course, as well. that's, it was germany that came on board, a lot of pressure to supply the left, but turns out to be placed under extreme pressure by the united states to deliver those. nicole saving up in flames on the, on the battlefield. but it comes again would show something to this intense political pressure on the domestic front. the continued ministry item support for ukraine is b, p. unpopular. the, the economy is in top disease fac

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that, because it was the same story last week, but in terms of front and up against a huge physical packerth england to be my champions england to come in a fortnight. but scotland have shown they are a team that is forging ahead. harlequins are up to fourth in the rugby premiership, they beat second placed bath but only after surviving a huge scare. two tries from south africa international andre esterhuizen saw them charge in to a 40—3 lead. bath then staged a remarkable second half comeback with five tries but quins held on to win by a0 points to 36. elsewhere, bristol fought back to beat gloucester by 33 points to 24. 0spreys beat lions to move up to seventh in the united rugby championship. they ran in five tries including this one from sam parry on his 150th appearance for the club to win by 36 points to 21. the win puts them back into the play off positions. edinburgh have suffered back—to—back defeats in south africa as they were outmuscled by sharks. aphelele fassi — the sharks' star player this season — scored the pick of their tries as they ran out 23—13 winners. edinburgh lost

captain marlie packer is set for her 100th cap for the red roses — and says the team is hungrier thanit, like, a grand slam win. but we need to make sure that, you know, we perform in each game. and it's notjust about the points on the board. it's how we come off as players, like, we have targets within defence or attack that we want to hit in those games. that's what i think us as red roses will be defined whether this six nations has been successful or not for us. five games to come on sunday in the english women's super league as chelsea aimed to return to the top of the table with a win over west ham. the merseyside derby has kicked off the day, everton hosting liverpool at goodison park. goalless at the moment after 15 minutes. third placed arsenal start the day nine points of mac leaders manchester city, away at aston villa in the late game. you can stay across all of that on the bbc sport website. that's all this bought from us and we will be back with more later on. we will see you then. you certainly will, thank you very much. voters in senegal are choosing a new president —