robert brown was a british airways pilot. october 2010. armed with a claw hammer, he hit his wife around the head at least 1a times. joanna had tried to defend herself. their two children were in another room and heard the attack. brown then buried his wife's body in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the middle of divorce proceedings. robert brown said he killed his wife during an argument about schools. if he does come out, god help us. the revenge he will feel, because he feels he was stitched up by us and... ..we're worried. we're very worried. the campaign to keep robert brown in prison is also backed by carriejohnson, whose speech last night was watched by her husband, the former prime minister, borisjohnson. she was targeted in 2007 byjohn warboys, a taxi driver who was later convicted of rape and a se

robert brown was a british airways pilot.a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the middle of divorce proceedings. robert brown said he killed his wife during an argument about schools. if he does come out, god help us. the revenge he will feel, because he feels he was stitched up by us and... we're worried. we're very worried. the campaign to keep robert brown in prison is also backed by carriejohnson, whose speech last night was watched by her husband, the former prime minister, borisjohnson. she was targeted in 2007 byjohn warboys, a taxi driver who was later convicted of rape and a series of sexual assaults. i remember hetti and diana describing themselves as feeling like sitting ducks, powerless to do anything. and i knew that feeling from my own experience when i found out that taxi cab rapist john warboys

robert brown was a british airways pilot.in october 2010. armed with a clawhammer, he hit his wife around the head at least 14 times. joanna had tried to defend herself. their two children were in another room and heard the attack. brown then buried his wife's body in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the middle of divorce proceedings. robert brown said he killed his wife during an argument about schools. if he does come out, god help us. the revenge he will feel, because he feels he was stitched up by us and... we're worried. we're very worried. the campaign to keep robert brown in prison is also backed by carriejohnson, whose speech last night was watched by her husband, the former prime minister, borisjohnson. she was targeted in 2007 byjohn warboys, a taxi driver who was later convicted of rape and a ser

>> reporter: robert brown is the father of a student at montgomery high school. >> i feel disappointed that the school system has failed our children. >> reporter: he brought his daughters to the memorial to remember a young life lost to a senseless act of violence. >> it should have never escalated to what it did. there's been constant violence to the school with fights all year long last year and the kids causing these fights aren't reprimanded in a way where they're fearful of their actions. >> reporter: chaplains with therapy dogs were brought in to sit with those mourning. they say their job is just to listen. as so many grieve, many are concerned jayden's death won't be the end to this violence. >> what fight is going to erupt in the hallway again? is there going to be more knives, retailation? >> reporter: the santa rosa police department will be working with the school to insure students can return safely next week, but some parent like robert brown are looking to pull their child out of school altogether. >> she needs to learn in an environment that is safe. if she doesn't fee

armed with a claw hammer, robert brown hitjoanna at least 1a times.dered for early release, and could be freed in november. joanna's mother diana parkes wants to stop brown getting out, and has met with thejustice secretary dominic raab. he was extremely intent on listening to what we were saying, and i think he's going to look into it very closely. i pushed him very hard in terms of making commitments, and he did explicitly say that he would definitely review this case properly under his new powers. he clearly cannot make any commitment in terms of the outcome of that review. that's something that will have to play its way through. the campaign to prevent brown's early release was launched earlier this month, and is also backed by carriejohnson, the wife of the former prime minister. just astonished at the amount of publicity that we've had. absolutely astonished. and really, it's down to carriejohnson, because for years, i've been saying, who is going to monitor him for 13 years when he comes out ofjail? he still has 13 years on licence. nobody real

. >> reporter: robert brown is the father of a student at it high school. >> i feel sad. >> reporter: he brought his daughters to the memorial. >> it should've never escalated to what it did. there has been constant violence at the school. the kids are causing this fights and they are not reprimanded in a way where they are fearful. >> chaplains with therapy dogs are brought into sit with those who are morning. they say their job right now is just to listen. as so many grieve many are jade not the end to this violence. >> what fight will erupt in the hallway again? >> the santa rosa police department will be working with the school to ensure students can return safely next week. some parents like robert brown are looking to pull their child out of school altogether. >> she needs to learn in an environment that is safe. >> reporter: there will be a community meeting to talk about the next steps in one of the possibilities that will be discussed is to bring back school resource officers. the santa rosa police department says it's more of a listening session to see what the community wan

joanna simpson was a week away from divorcing robert brown when he took her life in 2010.lkinson explains. it was a truly shocking case. mother—of—twojoanna simpson killed by her husband in a brutal attack more than a decade ago. british airways pilot robert brown had driven to their marital home in ascot in berkshire in october 2010. armed with a clawhammer, he hit his wife around the head at least 1a times. she had tried desperately to defend herself. their two children were in the playroom. they heard the attack. brown then buried his wife in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier in windsor great park. the following day he rang the police and was arrested. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed by anger during the course of their marriage and that a prenuptial agreement signed had caused him continuing resentment. he said he had killed his wife over an argument over schools. the couple were in the middle of divorce proceedings. brown was cleared of murder, but had admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. last year, in

specialist robert brown was wounded and pinned down.is crawled out to get him, suffering a shrapnel wound from a grenade. >> it got some of my -- >> trigger finger. >> and my trigger finger. >> was shot off. >> yeah. it hurt, but it didn't hurt that much that i was stopped, and once i got out there, brown said to me, sir, am i going to die, and i remember saying to him, not before me >> reporter: after rescuing brown, davis crawled back onto the battlefield to help master sergeant billy waugh, who was pinned down his leg in tatters >> had him take his one good leg and wrap it around my body, and it was mud and blood. i mean, it was just a hell of a place to be. >> reporter: davis' heroism led his commander to nominate him for the medal of honor, but the army lost the paperwork he was renominated four years later, and again it vanished. some blame racism. ron dice fought with davis, one of many who advocated for this honor. is there any really plausible explanation as to how this could have happened? >> i don't have one. >> you think it

armed with a claw hammer, robert brown hitjoanna at least 14 times. ve to play its way through. the campaign to prevent brown's early release was launched earlier this month, and is also backed by carriejohnson, the wife of the former prime minister. just astonished at the amount of publicity that we've had. absolutely astonished. and really, it's down to carrie johnson, because for years, i've been saying, who is going to monitor him for 13 years when he comes out ofjail, still has 13 years on licence? nobody really took notice, but now, thanks to carrie, and hetty, all her hard work as well, i do feel we might be getting somewhere. last year, the secretary of state was given new powers to refer certain prisoners to the parole board to determine if they are safe to be released. they are only used in rare cases such as if there is a threat to national security or if there is a risk of serious harm to the public. today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to use these powers closer to the time of robert brown's release. for dian

joanna simpson was a week away from divorcing robert brown when he took her life in 2010.e to diminished responsibility, and given a 26—year sentence but he could be released in november this year after serving just 13 years. youtube has been accused of collecting the viewing data of children aged under 13 which would be a breach of a uk data privacy code that was designed to protect young people. an official complaint has been lodged with the information commissioner's officer. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. what are our children watching online and who knows about it? 89% of three to 17—year—olds watch youtube according to the regulator ofcom, despite it being aimed at children aged 13 and above. youtube gathers data about what its users are watching, so that it can show the more videos they might like. it also looks at where they are watching and what they are watching on. children aren't supposed to be part of this, but lots of them use their parents�* devices and accounts, and that means that their data gets gathered too. let me see your recommendations.

armed with a claw hammer, robert brown hitjoanna at least 14 times. that review. that's something that will have to play its way through. the campaign to prevent brown's early release was launched earlier this month, and is also backed by carriejohnson, the wife of the former prime minister. just astonished at the amount of publicity that we've had. absolutely astonished. and really, it's down to carriejohnson, because for years, i've been saying, who is going to monitor him for 13 years when he comes out ofjail? he still has 13 years on licence. nobody really took notice, but now, thanks to carrie, and hetty, all her hard work as well, i do feel we might be getting somewhere. last year, the secretary of state was given new powers to refer certain prisoners to the parole board to determine if they are safe to be released. they are only used in rare cases such as if there is a threat to national security or if there is a risk of serious harm to the public. today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to use these powers closer to

this is people sentenced to a more severe sentence than robert brown have subsequently been releasedhen gone on to commit another crime so bad that they were then sentenced to a second life imprisonment, which which shows that, you know, we're releasing too many people out from prison. pfison too many people out from prison. prison is not just about deterrent. prison is also about protecting the public. and we are clearly releasing too many people. but there's another aspect to this, which i think is underplayed , which is the whole underplayed, which is the whole explore notion of knife crime in recent years, the, you know , in recent years, the, you know, in the last year that we've got figures available, which was march 20, 21 to march 20, 22. knife killer things were up by 19% year on year. knife killings up 19. and that doesn't even take account of the number of kids who you see or you hear of carrying knives, but not necessary . so committing another necessary. so committing another criminal offence . and the criminal offence. and the deterrent effect works in reverse too, becau

jason robert brown is one of our great composers and he wrote the music and it's definitely a role asely, it's kind of a timely experience. we did a short run at citi center and that's when anti-semitism was running rampant in this country. and i think it's a very gray story and perhaps the generation of "today" is kind of willing to sit with some of that gray. but i just feel really lucky to tell it, and it clearly is connecting. >> just to sit with the gray. i like that. >> set the scene for us, this performance that we're about to see, so we have some context here. >> yes, of course, as you mentioned, you know, leo, my character, is in jail awaiting his death sentence, because he's been wrongfully convicted of a crime and he receives the news that his wife has been advocating for him and gets the georgia governor to re-examine his case. it's a real moment of hope. >> take it away. >> micaela, thank you. >> how did you ever manage it? you don't know what any of this means? it means cancel all your parties. ♪ forget your big parade ♪ ♪ it means the crowds will not be cheering, so des

tragic case joanna simpson, the tragic case of the wife that was killed by robert now, know her robert browni know her mother one of your mother is one of your constituents. you got in constituents. have you got in your dominic raab, your successor, dominic raab, preventing this man being automatically released from prison ? yes. well, leigh, prison? yes. well, leigh, campaigner hetty knapton is my constituents and. diana parks is of course, the mother of her great friend joanna. i do. i am very pleased that the government and ministers have met the campaigners and i think that whilst we can't prejudge what the final decision is, i think the final decision is, i think the government is looking at the powers that i introduced to. thank you, robert. we'll be back in a. break coming up , break coming up, going break coming up , going to be speaking coming up, going to be speaking to jonathan sumption, the leading lockdown critic once referred as the brain of britain. he's going to give me his take on the lockdown files. i'll speaking to david i'll also be speaking to david greene theresa may's

robert brown killed his wife two in front of their two children, apparently, and is now up for parolep for parole? however, when it says he's shown absolutely no remorse 7 he's shown absolutely no remorse ? grace now, i when i initially read the story, i thought, why is courage johnson actually involved in this ? well, exactly. involved in this? well, exactly. and many people won't will know that she has personal history with john worboys. and i didn't know this. she was one of 14 victims of john warboys , a taxi victims of john warboys, a taxi driver who a drugged and then sexually assaulted young woman in the back of his car, carried . there is no evidence to suggest . and carrie herself has suggest. and carrie herself has said does not think said this. she does not think that she was sexually assaulted. ihave that she was sexually assaulted. i have to that clear, i have to make that clear, however she met with the victims , mrs. parks and joanne his best friend in buckingham palace, actually to do and she was struck by the record struck by their story that she is now seeing that th

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i don't want to have brown roberts. that's hash browns. manky mushrooms. sorry robert. oh no. but anyway, so keep your thoughts on that. i'll keep us talking this morning and make us quite hungry as well. thank you both. catch up a little bit later up with you a little bit later on good. very much. lots on right? good. very much. lots of talking about food. of fun. love talking about food. yes, . new food fabulous yes, food. new food is fabulous . in the meantime, we're going to just run you through some of the stories of the the other key stories of the morning with the headlines at what time is it? 748. it is 748 already. jeanie doctors have agreed to suspend and strike action and then to pay talks with the government more than 175,000 deployments with postponed to emergency care dunng. postponed to emergency care during . the doctors strike this during. the doctors strike this week . an nhs boss has described week. an nhs boss has described the three day walkout as unprecedented commuters are facing another day of rail strikes as industr

worried, for example, about the threat of unemployment that going to get black and brown and poor workers the hardest. robertday when president biden hosts the british and australian prime ministers rishi sunak and anthony albanese. as mr sunak travelled to the us west coast, he told mr sunak he told journalists he'll be concentrating on defence. the aukus group was set up 18 months ago, named after australia, the uk and the us. its remit — to provide co—operation to counter any potential threats from china. our correspondent will grant is in san diego for the meeting. rishi sunak has now arrived in california and the first order of business is a bilateral meeting with his australian counterpart anthony albanese. two men have a lot to discuss and neither of them was in power when this trilateral grouping with the united states first established, yet they both have a lot to benefit from it. the idea is a number of nuclear propelled submarines will be sold to australia, billed both here in the united states and in britain. a huge shotin states and in britain. a huge shot in the arm for the shipbuilding industr

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amy: i want to go to chief justice john roberts during the oral arguments for the department of education versus mira browne we're dealing in the case with individuals borrowers or would be borrowers, i think would be appropriate to consider some of the fairness arguments. you have two situations, two kids come out of high school and can't afford go to college. one takes a loan and the other says i'm going to try my hand at setting up a lawn care service and he takes out a bank loan for that. at the end of four years, we know statistically that the person with the college degree is going to do significantly financially better over the course of life than the person without. then along comes the government and tells that person, you don't have to pay your loan. nobody is telling the person who's trying to set up a lawn service business that he doesn't have to pay as loan. he still does, even though his tax dollars are going to support the forgiveness of a loan for the college graduate who is not going to make a whole lot more of him over the course of his lifetime. in a car chief justice john roberts. the f

robert bullard. >> we talk about infrastructure, in the past infrastructure like highways and roads, that infrastructure was detrimental to many communities, black and brown communities and destroyed stable communities. so, be careful to not assume that all infrastructure is created equal. >> people actually write those lines. of course, what this is really all about is control. democrats don't have any real plans to raise the general standard of living for working people, white, black, brown, in fact they're doing the opposite. they're wrecking our economy with out of control spending and by limiting our oil and gas sector. inflation, high prices, disproportion ally hurt minorities. so, all the democrats right now have to offer is a life where you have to get used to living with less, traveling less, having less. cars on the highways we drive on though, think about it, they symbolize free movement. a land of endless possibilities. let's face it, the party on the left gave up on america, that america, long ago. and if they had their druthers, the suburbs will become one big extension of the cities. home values destroyed by highrise development for more eq

say is the fell americans with disabilities act and the brown act and the ordinance and the board of supervisors impacts robert's rules of order and robert's rules of order enacted by the supervisors and the rules by the city administrator. so what the base line or three slides i'll go deeper into the combines that the mayor and city administrator put out that start, of course, with the base line so officially as of march 1st, the barging is in-person and however the guidance clarifies that all meetings should be established as hybrid to in-person and remote programmers can be supported. >> hybrid meetings require certain technology and the ald. murphy screens and all of you saw that action before the meeting started we can confirm the technology is support the hybrid meeting another city hall is secured throughout all the public meeting rooms. >> and then getting more to the nuts and bolts i mentioned the giemgz from our office and is the 345irz office is two distinction groups for commissioners how you operator and the public by asphalt the commissioners must participate in-person and this is pursuant to the b

roberts show drei norton. after 30 years in tv she describes tonight's show as you guessed it a low point. former fox news anchor author of the book writes her own story patty m. brownd finally, she's like a cold spring day -- 38 to chilly, fox news contributor katd kat tim. yes -- first congratulations -- on being voted by gq most woke comedian it is quite an honor. >> yeah. don't you love that. finger snapping -- oh i hate when a crowd laughs or claps. get with it. yeah. what i need. yes. what do you agree with one of my theory do you think i'm hyperbolic or truth to it? >> i think there's truth buta women like when you can connect as well.n like you know whey mean theyt don't want every woman doesn't want have a firemen they like the fact that i'm hard as nails but i also cry when i can't maintain my erection combination of those things. i -- mai so i think you're right. it is not necessarily a sexy quality and they like older. men --essa but probably for the same reasons you said because we have money that's why. or they think it is sexy when i tell them how much things costkt when i was their age. >> that's definitely a turnon.td bab when you were single or ima

brown of a higher mr. gomez of california and mrs. bush of missouri. but from across the country are new members are melanie stansbury, new mexico. robert garcia of california. maxwell frost from florida. vermont, from pennsylvania. greg of texas, jasmine also from texas. dan goldman from new york and from florida. mr. chairman it's hard for me today to not think of my fellow maryland her and friend elisha cummings who is chairman and ranking member of this committee not so long ago. elijah recruited me too oversight and taught me the central purpose of this committee. our job is to make not for opportunity and greed and self enrichment not as a violator of the rights and liberties of the people but rather the protector of the people and always the effective and efficient instrument of the common good the greatest good for the greatest number of americans we can serve every single day. i think this duty seriously and are committed to ensuring with you on efficient government has meaningful benefits that we serve. i have taken the liberty mr. chairman of purchasing out of my own pocket. i seem to have a copy of tom paine's common sense f

robert grace includes about -- in the advertisement. what are some the and you can just read it out if you feel comfortable. yes. you out on a browncoat lined green a shirt and shoes and stockings. it's kind of like what we saw last time. he has this nicer clothing on and he's trying to disguise himself as like a higher member of society. yeah so he's got he's got this very deep held description of his fashion choices of what he's wearing. this is something you see a lot in runaway slave advertisements. this detailed description of the clothing that they're wearing. why do you think there is that? we're going to have that second of those embraces, what you mentioned before, that's kind of like that really rough hewn for every. exactly. and that fabric. oftentimes it would be a signal like if you saw someone walking around the street and they were wearing that fabric that showed the class were in and it showed that they were likely an enslaved person. so you do see a lot of enslaved people sometimes putting on layers or having a change of clothes or stealing right there, enslavers clothes because they're expensive. and what can you

attributed to the russian engineer konstantin tsiolkovsky, the german designer, the faithful brown american robert gotdort, but its drawing was already known in the 17th century by the book of the belarusian scientist rocket design, which this figured cuts in the fuel idea narrow juice, triangular deltoid stabilizers are still used by designers today. art of artillery came out in frankfurt am main in german in 1676 through 25 years after the death of kazimir semenovich why this direction is so interesting for many countries of the world in different regions. well, including our country for the planet, more than a third of the known mineral reserves are concentrated in africa, this is coal, oil and gas and rare earth metals are necessary for microelectronics and gold and diamonds. secondly, africa's climate and soils are favorable for agricultural development. sustainable development of agriculture. in africa , it can greatly influence the solution of the problem. this growing population is already over one and a half billion people and the growth dynamics is positive, while this is a young populat