russell bishop replied, "no".russell bishop as he is cross—examined by the prosecution. daniela relph, bbc news, at the old bailey. despite government efforts to crack down on unpaid internships, a new report has found that more than one in four graduates are still not being paid for working as interns. the sutton trust — a group that campaigns for social mobility — says working for nothing is still the norm in many industries and has trapped young people in a cycle of unpaid work. chi chi izundu has been speaking to two former interns about their experiences. interns, work shadowing or work experience. there is an estimated 100,000 a year working in businesses around the uk. according to the sutton trust, more than one in four are working for free. yes, i think the outcome has been good. i still work in policy and public affairs, it is a career in a sector that i want to work in still. the sutton trust says unpaid experience is problematic because young people from low and moderate income backgrounds are being pr

russell bishop replied, "no".d by the prosecution. daniela relph, bbc news, at the old bailey. one of britain's top police officers says his force is no longer able to provide the public with the level of service they require. cleveland police chief mike veale says financial cuts are too deep and have gone on too long. earlier this week, the bbc showed police offices in hartlepool empty and officers struggling to police the streets. the force has seen a 37% reduction in staffing andover £25 million of budget cuts since 2010. police in london say new tactics designed to stop moped crime, including knocking offenders off their bikes, have led to a sharp fall in the number of moped robberies. scotland yard say the number of offences has dropped by over a third since specialist teams were set up to tackle the problem. you may find some footage in tom symonds‘ report disturbing. as a crime, it can be lightning fast or deeply intimidating. for the met, the scooter gangs have become a big problem. the response is a new s

russell bishop has declined to give any further evidence in his trial in his defence. in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times, and the political correspondent for the ft, henry mance. an inquest into the death of the former welsh government minister, carl sargeant, has heard that he left a note for his family apologising for letting them down. mr sargeant — who'd been sacked following accusations of sexual misconduct — was found dead at his home in north wales last november. 0ur wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. carl sargeant was a well—known figure in the welsh assembly. his death, last year, left his family grief—stricken and sent shock waves through the welsh political establishment in cardiff bay. his body was found at his family home, four days after he'd been sacked from his post and suspended from the welsh labour party amid allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denied. walking arm in arm, mr sargeant‘s wife, bernie, and son, jack, came to his inquest today, where the not

russell bishop, an acquaintance of both girls‘ families, denies murdering the nine—year—olds.ober the court, in october 1986 his daughter, nicola, and her friend, karen, had been in the wrong place at the wrong time. daniela relph, bbc news, at the old bailey. the commissioner of the metropolitan police, cressida dick, has said she's appalled by a video, which was shared on social media, showing police officers being attacked in south london. the footage, taken in merton on saturday, shows a man kicking a female police officer. her colleague is then dragged across the road, as he tries to stop a suspect. a warning, this report from our special correspondent, lucy manning, contains footage some people may find disturbing. everybody‘s fighting, look. they've got him. saturday evening, south london, and two police officers stop a car and are then attacked. a flying kick knocking the policewoman to the ground. oh, dear me! just kung fu kicked her! in the head! as she lies in the road, the man filming this appears to find it entertaining. look! i'm getting this all live. i'm gettin

russell bishop with plaid i did indeed. how did you feel, has his barrister?in 1990 four kill a seven—year—old girl in brighton. he was on trial for that and was convicted, and he said today to thejury he and was convicted, and he said today to the jury he felt ashamed about what he had done. he has finished giving evidence for the defence, he will be cross examined here in court at the old bailey on monday. thank you. car—maker vauxhall is to cut 241 jobs at its main plant in ellesmere port in cheshire. the motor giant said it aimed to achieve the cuts through voluntary redundancies and has said the decision is not brexit related. unions have critised the timing in the run up to christmas — and said the move was unfair after workers have made "huge sacrifices and worked hard to ensure the car—maker recently returned to profit for the first time in two decades". the metropolitan police says it has cut the number of robberies using motocycles after introducing tactics including allowing officers to knock offenders off their mopeds. scotland yard said the number

thejury was brought back into court in the last 15 minutes so, expecting to see russell bishop stillney, turned to thejury and mist orjustice sweeney, turned to the jury and said this," you will observe mister bishop is in the dock, not the witness box, because he has declined to give any further evidence. he went on to tell them, "i have given them time to consider that, but that is his position. i will give you directions in due course as to how you should approach that." and he told them what that meant is there would be no further cross—examination of russell bishop in the witness box, and his evidence had come to an end. and thejury has now been sent home for the afternoon because there are no more witnesses to call now until tomorrow. earlier this morning, russell bishop was asked about that attack in 1994 which he was convicted of trying to kill a seven—year—old girl. he told thejury kill a seven—year—old girl. he told the jury that you was not a paedophile. he said he did not attack the girl, he had no sexual motivation when he attacked the girl, and he told thejury motivatio

russell bishop, an acquaintance of both girls‘ families, denies murdering the nine—year—olds.e old bailey. tributes have been paid to three people shot dead in a chicago hospital by a gunman who targeted his former fiancee. the suspect killed his ex—partner a doctor, as well as a pharmacist and a police officer at mercy hospital on monday afternoon. the shootings began with an argument in the car park between the gunman, 32—year—old juan lopez, and dr tamara 0‘neal who had been engaged to marry in october until she called it off a month beforehand. prince william has talked frankly about feeling very sad and down at times whilst working for the air ambulance. the prince was talking at a conference aimed at improving mental health in the workplace and referred to attending one particularly traumatic accident involving a child that, in his words, "took him over the edge". i worked at several times on a very traumaticjobs involving i worked at several times on a very traumatic jobs involving children. after i had my own children i think the relation between the job and the person

russell bishop is on trial for the second time for killing nicola fellows and karen hadaway, in lightaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986. bishop denies the charges. the trial continues. a labour mp who's accused of lying to avoid a speeding charge is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. fiona 0nasanya, the mp for peterborough, is alleged to have colluded with her brother to escape prosecution. she denies perverting the course of justice. president trump has described migrants trying to cross into america from mexico as stone cold criminals. his comments came as police fired tear gas at hundreds who attempted to rush the border fence at tijuana, as they tried to enter the united states. 0ur correspondent, will grant, reports from tijuana. when the poorest people in the americas tried to force their way into its richest country, then that with resistance, riot police and teargas. what with resistance, riot police and tea rgas. what began with resistance, riot police and teargas. what began as a peaceful protest over their asylum claims soon descended into a scra

russell bishop, who's 52, is charged with murdering nicola fellows and karen hadaway in 1986.vauxhall‘s 1100 unionised workers at its ellesmere port car plant have gone on strike to protest against planned job cuts. vauxhall‘s planning to cut 241 posts at the site in cheshire in 2019. the unions say workers are frustrated after three previous rounds of job closures in recent years. asda, morrisons and sainsbury‘s have cut their petrol and diesel prices as the wholesale price of oil continues to fall. average fuel prices hit a four—year high in mid—october, when the average price of petrol at the pump hit more than £1.31 a litre. since then prices have been falling, with asda now charging £1.19 a litre. it's been a tough year for the high street, but today we've been shopping like mad. yes, it's black friday. this year is expected to be even bigger than the last, but the shopping is predominantly happening online. it's estimated we'll spend more than £1.5 billion on the internet today — and many small and medium sized firms are taking advantage, as our business correspondent, e

russell bishop is on trial for the second time for killing nicola fellows and karen hadaway in light were sexually assaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986. bishop denies the charges, the trial continues. a labour mp who's accused of lying to avoid a speeding charge is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. fiona onasanya, the mp for peterborough, is alleged to have colluded with her brother to escape prosecution. she denies perverting the course of justice. an inquest into the death of the former welsh government minister carl sargeant has opened in north wales. mr sargeant, who'd been sacked last november following accusations of sexual misconduct, was found dead four days later at his home. our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. carl sargeant was a well—known figure in the welsh assembly. his death last year left his family grief—stricken and sent shock waves through the welsh political establishment in cardiff bay. his body was found at his family home, four days after he'd been sacked from his post and suspended from the welsh labour party amid allegati

russell bishop is on trial for the second time for killing nicola fellows and karen hadaway, in lightrighton in 1986. mr bishop denies the charges. the trial continues. a court has heard that a feud between two rival gangs in the north—west of england led to the deaths of two men. 55—year—old paul massey was gunned down in 2015 and his friend and associate 53—year—old john kinsella was shot dead in may this year. mark fellows and steven boyle both deny the murders. the trial at liverpool crown court continues. it has travelled more than 300 million miles on a six—month voyage through deep space. in less than two hours' time, nasa's spacecraft that's been built to explore mars is set to land on the red planet. once there, it will carry out a series of experiments. but the landing is going to prove nerve—wracking for those at mission nerve—wracking for those at mission control in pasadena — the spacecraft has to slow from 12,000mph to just 5mph in the space of a few minutes. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill is there. they call it seven minutes of terror. at this last stage of its

russell bishop is on trial — for the second time — for the murders of nine—year—olds nicola fellows andna lee is at the old bailey. bishop, the man accused of murdering karen hadaway and nicola fellows who went out to play in 1986. their bodies were found in woods near their homes. bishop took the jury through his account of what happened 32 years ago. he spoke quietly and at times his barrister had to ask them to raise his voice and stop mattering because the jury were not able to hear of what he had to say and his barrister then asked them did you kill karen hadaway? bishop replied no, i didn't. did you kill nicola fellows? he replied no again. do you know who did? no, he replied. he spoke about the moment the girls we re he spoke about the moment the girls were found in the woods and said he went with police and helped with the search for the missing schoolgirls. two young boys then called up and said the girls had been found. he told the jury he went straight over and went to feel for a pulse and his barrister then said in court, did you realise they were dead? bishop replied i did,

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