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. ., ., , , ratana.r in louis de zoysa's hand. he _ ratana. the revolver in louis de zoysa's hand. he had _ ratana. the revolver in louis de zoysa's hand. he had been - ratana. the revolver in louis de i zoysa's hand. he had been stopped on the street at about 1.30 in the morning. police found seven bullets on him. they searched him and his bag but did not find the anti—revolver the prosecution say he was carrying. he was handcuffed behind his back and put in a police van. the prosecution say that during the journey to the custody suite, louis de zoysa must have got the gun out of a hidden holster. at the station, matt ratana took his temperature to make sure he didn't have covid symptoms. then moved him to a holding cell where he asked an officer to search louis de zoysa again. that was when the gun appeared from behind the suspect�*s back. what the jury saw next on the footage is a flash from the muzzle of the gun and then sergeant ratana falling backwards. he is immediately dragged out of the cell to

i'm matt ratana, head coach.ew zealand and a keen rugby player and coach. his brotherjames young said matt was just three months from retiring from the police. he's never coming back. why? tell me why. and he can't believe the metropolitan police allowed a gun into a custody suite. what they've told us, - if they change the procedures and all these sorts of things, they've got metal detectors. where you walk in through now. i'm like, well, they've got those in the police stations here, - they've had them for years. the two officers who searched louis de zoysa have been defended by theirforce. louis de zoysa always remained in handcuffs. when the ammunition was found on him on the street, the handcuffs were removed from a front position to a back position. they've been praised for tackling the gunman, who shot himself in the neck in the struggle. de zoysa is permanently brain—damaged as a result. he can hardly talk. in court he used a whiteboard to communicate. he has autistic spectrum disorder but had a successfu

i'm matt ratana, head coach.nd a keen rugby player and coach. his brotherjames young said matt was just three months from retiring from the police. he's never coming back. why? tell me why. and he can't believe the metropolitan police allowed a gun into a custody suite. what they've told us, - if they change the procedures and all these sorts of things, they've got metal detectors. where you walk in through now. i'm like, well, they've got those in the police stations here, - they've had them for years. the two officers who searched louis de zoysa have been defended by theirforce. the officers, once they searched him on the street, louis de zoysa always remained in handcuffs. when the ammunition was found on him on the street, the handcuffs were removed from a front position to a back position. they've been praised for how they tackled the gunman during the shooting. he shot himself in the neck in the struggle and barely survived. de zoysa is permanently brain—damaged as a result. he can hardly talk. in court he

i'm matt ratana, head coach. matt ratana was originally from new zealand.father and a scottish mother. his brother, james young, says that when he'd finished school, matt went to america on a tennis scholarship. we thought he was going to be a tennis champ and win us opens, but, no, he didn't. he went and became a cop. he went to england in '91. matt ratana served almost 30 years in the metropolitan police and was three months from retirement. he's never coming back. why? tell me why. his brother, who has a criminal record in new zealand and has spent time in police stations and prisons, can't believe the metropolitan police allowed a gun into a custody suite. what they've told us is they've changed the procedures and all these sorts of things, they've got metal detectors where you walk in through now. i'm like, "well, they've got those in the police stations here. "they've had them for years." the two officers who searched louis de zoysa have been defended by theirforce. the officers, once they searched him on the street, louis de zoysa always remained in

i'm matt ratana, head coach. new zealand and a keen rugby player and coach. his brotherjames young said matt was just three months from retiring from the police. he's never coming back. why? - tell me why. and he can't believe the metropolitan police allowed a gun into a custody suite. what they've told us, - if they change the procedures and all these sorts of things, they've got metal detectors. where you walk in through now. i'm like, well, they've got those in the police stations here, - they've had them for years. the two officers who searched louis de zoysa have been defended by theirforce. the officers, once they searched him on the street, louis de zoysa always remained in handcuffs. when the ammunition was found on him on the street, the handcuffs were removed from a front position to a back position. they've been praised for how they tackled the gunman during the shooting. he shot himself in the neck in the struggle and barely survived. de zoysa is permanently brain—damaged as a result. he can hardly ta

louis de zoysa denies murdering matt ratana with a gun concealed in an underarm holster.efore the shot was fired that killed sergeant matt rata na. the revolver in louis de zoysa's hand. walking down the road with a duffel bag, all right? he had been stopped on the street at about 1.30 in the morning. have you got anything on you, like sharp, that can hurt me or you? no. no? police found seven bullets on him. they searched him and his bag but did not find the antique revolver the prosecution say he was carrying. he was handcuffed behind his back and put in a police van. the prosecution say that during the journey to the custody suite, louis de zoysa must have got the gun out of a hidden holster. at the police station, sergeant matt ratana took his temperature to make sure he didn't have covid symptoms... my name's matt, i'm the custody officer, right? i'm in charge. ..and moved him a holding cell where he asked an officer to search louis de zoysa again. stand up. that was when the gun appeared from behind the suspect�*s back. what the jury saw next on the footage is a fla

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thejury is told he is accused of murdering sergeant matt ratana.ydon custody centre, louiz de zoysa was handcuffed and was able to point the gun at matt ratana and deliberately shot him once to the chest at close range. it was that first shot that resulted in his death. thejury has been watching the video that was phoned by the officers, by their body worn cameras on the night that louiz de zoysa was stopped randomly on the streets in the middle of the night, originally he said, i have some cannabis on me. i am confessing i have some cannabis on me. then one of the officers discovered some bullets in a black pouch which louiz de zoysa was carrying. the officers become concerned. they arrested him on suspicion of possessing ammunition and he was taken to the police station in the back of the van, which was after a thorough search of the back. the jury were told by the prosecution, what the police had not discovered was louiz de zoysa was concealing a gun, probably under one of his armpits. daniel, thank you. our top story this afternoon... ukraine s

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the guilty verdict brought against louis de zoysa, who shot dead metropolitan police sergeant matt ratanady suite. he was able to use the revolver, despite having been handcuffed and body—searched, after bullets were discovered on his person. the independent office for police conduct has called for hand—held metal detectors to be introduced widely in policing across england and wales. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has been speaking to met police deputy assistant commissioner stuart cundy — here's what he had to say. sadly, i never worked personally with matt, and i remember getting the call on the day that he'd been fatally shot, and struggling to comprehend what what had occurred and what had happened. but very quickly, having spoken to sue, matt's partner, his son luke, his colleagues at croydon, and indeed across the met, quickly realised that matt was a larger—than—life character with a huge stretch, notjust here within the metropolitan police, or indeed across the uk, but also to police and across the world. he'd served here within the met police, he'd also served wi

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hearing how a place was shot in south london put the jury was shown cctv of the moment sajid matt ratanal chop denies murder. there are warnings of travel chaos this summer at the uk's busiest airport, heathrow, after a fresh wave of strikes by security officers was announced. more than 2,000 security officers at terminals 3 and 5 will walk out for 31 days in total between the end ofjune and the end of august, including many weekends. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at heathrow now. what impact could it have? it could mean longer _ what impact could it have? it could mean longer queues _ what impact could it have? it could mean longer queues to _ what impact could it have? it could mean longer queues to get - what impact could it have? it could j mean longer queues to get through security and potentially some flight cancellations although the exact impact is not yet clear, it will depend on what level of contingency plans heathrow is able to put in place. 31 dates have been announced, spread out in chunks across the busy summer period including every weekend in august and a fu

the jury was shown cctv of the moment sergeant matt ratana was shot in the chest without warning. denies murder. there are warnings of widespread problems this summer at the uk's busiest airport, london heathrow, after a new series of strikes by security officers was announced today. more than 2,000 security officers at terminals 3 and 5 will strike for a total of 31 days between the end ofjune and the end of august, including several weekends. our transport correspondent, katy austin, is at heathrow tonight. tell us more about the plans. they could mean — tell us more about the plans. they could mean longer _ tell us more about the plans. tie: could mean longer queues to tell us more about the plans. tie1: could mean longer queues to get through security and even flight cancellations at britain's busiest airport and although the exact impact is not yet clear, it will depend on what level of contingency measures such as agency workers heathrow can put in place. 31 strike dates were set out, spread out in chunks across the busy summer period, every weekend in august is set to be af

louis de zoysa denies killing sgt matt ratana, by shooting him at the custody centre in croydon, southeptember, 2020. people in england could be offered weight loss jabs by gps to reduce obesity—related illnesses, as part of a two—year pilot scheme being launched by the government. it aims to reduce the pressure on nhs waiting lists. but experts warn "skinny jabs"are not a quick fix or a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise. you are live with bbc news. we can head to central london. prince harry has told the high court in london that phone hacking was carried out on an industrial scale across the british press, who then set about destroying the evidence. harry was giving evidence for a second day in the phone hacking case against the publisher of the daily mirror. the duke said he would feel a sense of injustice and disappointment if the court decided he hadn't been a victim. mirror group newspapers denies the allegations, saying the stories about him came from legitimate sources. prince harry has now finished giving evidence. i can take you to live pictures, this is the scene ab

the jury was shown cctv of the moment sergeant matt ratana was shot in the chest without warning.t return scheme for bottles and cans in scotland have been delayed again. the scheme was meant to go live this summer. it was then pushed back to march next year. now, it won't be rolled out until at least 2025. the delay is because of a row between holyrood and westminster which wants glass excluded to enable a consistent uk—wide approach. hello. we are heading for a spell of warmer weather. on top of that, increasing humidity and also the possibility of one or two heavy showers, perhaps some thunderstorms as well. and we do need the rainfall because it has been so very dry over the last two or three weeks in some parts of the country and even in others, close to a month of no rainfall at all. central parts of england, church lawford last time it rained was the 11th of may, and southern parts of wales have not seen rain for about a month. and the reason for it is this persistent area of high pressure. it's sinking air through the atmosphere. that's why we call it high pressure. it's s

louis de zoysa denies killing sgt matt ratana, by shooting him at the custody centre in croydon, southnment. it aims to reduce the pressure on nhs waiting lists. but experts warn "skinnyjabs"are not a quick fix or a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise. you're live with bbc news. let's return to our main story, ukraine. 0f let's return to our main story, ukraine. of course we have been seeing those latest pictures from the breach of the dam, getting the latest on the ground, hearing about the humanitarian consequences. live now to kyiv to mykhailo samus he's a a ukrainian military analyst and director of the new geopolitics research network. thank you so much for being here on the programme. we werejust thank you so much for being here on the programme. we were just seeing some of the latest pictures there. let me start with that in terms of the evacuation efforts, the impact of that breach, what is the latest, your assessment?— of that breach, what is the latest, your assessment? hello first of all and actually. _ your assessment? hello first of all and actually, the _ your asse

he denies killing sergeant matt ratana by shooting at the custody centre in croydon in south—west londonght loss jabs from gps in order to reduce obesity illnesses as part of a two—year pilot scheme being launched by the government. it aims to reduce the pressure on nhs waiting lists but experts warn "skinnyjabs" are not a quick fix or substitute for healthy eating and exercise. you are live with bbc news will stop let's head to the high court where prince harry has told the high court in london that phone hacking was carried out on an industrial scale across the british press who then set about destroying the evidence. prince harry was giving evidence for the second day against the publisher of the daily mirror. the duke sensed he would feel a sense of injustice and disappointment if the court ruled it hadn't been a victim. mirror group newspapers deny the allegations saying the stories about him came from legitimate sources was up him came from legitimate sources was up we can head straight to the court where nancy kacungira is there us. another day of sustained cross—examination. take

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louis de zoysa shot sergeant matt ratana using an antique revolver that he'd smuggled into a holding020. he will be sentenced next month. investigations in the us and canada are being launched to determine what caused the submersible, titan, to implode as it descended to the wreck of the titanic — killing all five people on board. the sub's mother ship, polar prince, is due back in stjohn�*s in canada in the next few hours, asjessica parker reports. nearly one week ago the special began its journey down towards the most famous shipwreck in the world. the contact was lost. with officials later finding that the titan submersible was likely crushed in the catastrophic implosion. on—board was the head of the expedition firm stockton rush, british pakistani businessman and his teenage son suleman, and the french adventurer. his family described him as one of the greatest deep sea explorers in modern history. the the greatest deep sea explorers in modern history.— the greatest deep sea explorers in modern history. the whole week has been so difficult _ modern history. the whole week has be

luis de shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station after smuggling in an antique revolver and a result , the handcuffs. as a result, the independent office for police conduct recommends hand—held metal detectors should be ruled out by all forces . straw breaks out by all forces. straw breaks at heathrow have been called off as workers accept a new pay deal as workers accept a new pay deal. more than 2000 staff members were due to strike for 31 days throughout the summer. unite union says workers will receive a pay increase of between 15.5 and 17.5% at the royal family were out in force today at ascot. the king and the queen led the traditional royal carriage procession on around the parade ring in glorious sunshine earlier today. following them in the carriage behind was the prince and princess of wales kate was wearing a red alexander mcqueen dress and a matching philip treacy hat . they were also treacy hat. they were also joined by acting royalty. that was dame judi dench, who was in the procession as fourth carriage online dab+ radio and on tunein . this is gb news nato on

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