three clapham and sam franks.three people have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after london's wellington arch was vandalised . a just stop oil was vandalised. a just stop oil posted video of activists spraying orange paint on the grade one listed structure, which is almost 200 years old. they then set off flares. the stunt is part of the group's ongoing campaign , demanding the ongoing campaign, demanding the government end new oil and gas contracts . rishi sunak was contracts. rishi sunak was quizzed on the cost of living crisis on his first anniversary as prime minister the labour leader accused his government of crashing the economy, highlighting the case of a family whose mortgage went up by a quarter. the pm responded by saying his policy to cope with rising interest rates is twice as generous as the opposition, which has a track record of u—turns. but sir keir starmer says the recent by—election results are a clear message from voters . voters. >> truth is, his candidate in tamworth summed up p

an independent panel concluded that the actions of two officers, pcjonathan clapham and pc sam franksme professional standards of police behaviour in relation to honesty and integrity. if you've tried to catch a bus in a rural area recently, particularly since the pandemic, you may not be surprised to know that services in the countryside are at an historic low. that's the damning verdict of the county councils network, which represents rural authorities in england. they say that more than one in every four bus services has vanished over the past decade. what is on the increase is bookable services, typically a minibus, which only operate when and where users have requested them. our transport correspondent katy austin spent the day on a so—called �*demand response service�* in wiltshire. mid—morning in pewsey in wiltshire. driver andy is on the move. but this isn�*t a bus or a taxi, it�*s something in between. there�*s no fixed timetable, and passengers have to pre—book their journey. morning. all right? yeah. likejulie, who�*s been using it every day for three weeks to visit her hus

jonathan clapham and sam franks . three people and sam franks.ange. the group posted footage online as they demanded the government end new oil and gas. the video shows activists covering the almost 200 year old grade one listed structure with paint before setting off orange flares . rishi sunak has been quizzed on the cost of living crisis dunng on the cost of living crisis during prime ministers. prime minister's questions earlier on his first anniversary as tory leader, the labour leader accused the conservatives of crashing the economy, raising the case of one family whose mortgage went up by a quarter. rishi sunak responded by saying his government's policy to cope with rising interest rates is twice as generous as labour's would be and that the opposition has a track record of u—turns. however, sir keir says the british public continues to be abandoned by this government. >> truth is, his candidate in tamworth summed up perfectly just how his and his tories are treating the british public. so will he just call a general election and give th

more than £130,000 has been donated tojonathan clapham and sam franks, who carried out a stop and searchciplinary panel found the officers lied about smelling cannabis in the athletes' car. parts of the uk are preparing for heavy rain and flooding over the next few days in the lead—up to storm ciaran. flood warnings are in place across parts of england, scotland and wales. there are also amber rain warnings in northern ireland. you're live with bbc news. the uk covid inquiry has heard that no updates on coronavirus were sent to then—prime minister boris johnson, and no emergency meetings were held, during a ten—day period in february 2020, just a month before the first lockdown. messages have also been revealed from the most senior civil servant, the cabinet secretary, accusing mrjohnson of changing strategic direction every day, and calling the government a tragicjoke. 0ur health editor hugh pym listened to proceedings. he was close to borisjohnson for much of the pandemic and usually in the shadows. today, martin reynolds, in the glare of the public inquiry, was challenged on what the

an independent panel concluded that the actions of two officers, pcjonathan clapham and pc sam franksrce a royal air force plane a royal airforce plane carried aid to gaza and took off in 0xfordshire, headed to egypt. the government has promised an additional £20 million of support for gaza. rishi sunak says he doesn't agree for a call for a whole ceasefire as it will only benefit hamas. labour leader sir keir starmer is meeting muslim mps amid tensions over the party's stance on the israel—gaza war. sir keir has faced criticism from an islamic centre in cardiff which accused him of "gravely" misrepresenting a meeting with muslim leaders there over the weekend. he's also faced backlash appearing to say israel had the "right" to cut off water and energy to gaza. he later said he meant that israel had a right to self—defence. an off—duty pilot accused of trying to crash an alaska airlines passenger plane has pleaded not guilty to 83 charges of attempted murder. joseph emerson was sitting behind the captain in the cockpit on sunday when he allegedly tried to disable the aircraft's engine

more than £130,000 has been donated tojonathan clapham and sam franks, who carried out a stop and searchpanel found the officers lied about smelling cannabis in the athletes' car. you're live with bbc news. let's return to our top story, the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. as we have been reporting, the israeli military is has rescued a female soldier, and hamas has released a video of three hostages being held, and israel continues its ground offensive in gaza as the humanitarian situation on the ground deepens. to discuss this further, joining the life now is david makovsky. he worked in the office of the us secretary of state as a senior advisor to the special envoy for israeli—palestinian negotiations in the obama administration. he's now a ziegler distinguished fellow at the washington institute. good to talk to you, welcome to the context. it has been a day of many developments. how significant is that rescue of an israeli soldier which happened earlier today? it could be potentially significant on a few fronts. it is clear that the israeli security establishment is not

the two sacked officers, pcsjonathan clapham and sam franks, have a right to appeal the decision.ant rachel simpson, pc allan casey and pc michael bond — were found by the panel not to have committed gross misconduct and all allegations against them were not proven. ricardo dos santos spoke to reporters outside the court. allegations made by the police officers that i was guilty of bad driving, threatening violence and drugs were dishonest. i believe these are false allegations and were based on racist stereotypes and show very little that has changed in policing in london since the stephen lawrence case. following those remarks, our correspondent adina campbell sat down with bianca williams and asked her what she thought of the decision. i feel like it's not enough for me because is it really ok for five, six officers to come out of the car with their batons ready and their glass—cutter in their hand ready to smash the window? is that really 0k? like, that was frightening, and... i don't know, it'sjust... it's going to continue happening, and, like, that's the sad reality of it,

the two sacked officers, pcsjonathan clapham and sam franks, have a right to appeal the decision.hael bond were found by the panel not to have committed gross misconduct and all allegations against them were not proven. 0ur correspondent adina campbell has been speaking with bianca williams. she asked her what she thought of the decision. i feel like it's not ifeel like it's not enough i feel like it's not enough for me. because it really 0k i feel like it's not enough for me. because it really ok for five or six officers to come out of a car with their batons ready and the glass cutter in their hand ready to smash the window? is that really 0k? cutter in their hand ready to smash the window? is that really ok? that was frightening. i don't know, it's just going to continue happening. that's the sad reality of it, of being a black person growing up in london, that no matter what we do, we are just never good enough. london, that no matter what we do, we arejust never good enough. how we are 'ust never good enough. how much we are just never good enough. how much has all — we are j

agents sam franks residence. agents affected by flooding say the offer of a government for grant storm babet is too little too late. the government is offering a £500 package towards council tax relief or funding towards repairs and flood protection. it says the money will be available to those of experienced, exceptional localised flooding amid the extreme weather conditions. while flood hit residents say the amount is not enough, with higher energy and living costs on the rise . gb living costs on the rise. gb news presenter anne diamond has been made an obe at buckingham palace today . the journalist palace today. the journalist received the honour from his majesty for king charles her services to public health and charity. it recognised her campaigning efforts to for research into covid deaths following the death of her own son. sebast from sudden infant death syndrome. she said in june that she'd received news of the honour on the same day she was diagnosed with breast cancer with gb news across the uk on tv

an independent panel concluded the actions of two offices, pcjonathan clapton and pc sam franks, didegrity. a man has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 23 years behind bars for brutally murdering his girlfriend, claire inglis — just eight weeks into their relationship. christopher mcgowan, from stirling, was out on bail when he attacked claire at her home in st ninians. the 28—year—old was found guilty at the high court in stirling last month. hospital failings are still causing too many deaths from sepsis — ten years after a report highlighted steps that could be taken to drastically reduce fatalities. that's according to the ombudsman which handles nhs complaints. with more details, here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. every year in the uk there are around a8,000 deaths from sepsis — many of them preventable. in 2021, 13—year—old martha mills died after hospital staff failed to correctly act on the warning signs of the illness. one—year—old william mead died in 2014 after his mum's concerns were dismissed by doctors. and in 2011, two—year—old maude watkins died,

pcjonathan clapham and pc sam franks were dismissed after a hearing found them guilty of "gross misconductn hayes is beside the elizabeth line and is owned by network rail, who say that they are working with security contractors to secure the site. the online safety bill, which will force tech firms to take more responsibility for content on their platforms, has become law. the legislation now means the onus is on social media and tech firms to protect children from harmful material. but some critics have raised concerns about the implications for privacy while others say it doesn't go far enough. the online safety act was supposed to keep us safe online. i think it's going to do some really good things for children. but for most of us, most of us adults, unfortunately it won't be tackling the kind of harmful misinformation and disinformation that's so prevalent online. let's take a look at the tubes now. the district line has a part closure but otherwise it is looking like a good service. that takes us to the weather with katarina this morning. it's looking rather unsettled through the re

joining us now, nbc news correspondent sam brock live in lewiston, maine, and frank figliuzzi, former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi. he's an msnbc national security analyst. so, sam, what more are we learning about this suspect and the status of the manhunt? >> reporter: as for the status, jose, let's start with the headline here, in the words of the dps commissioner, clearly we don't have him located. they did come out and present a series of maps today, you can see them over my shoulder, depicting three different areas that are being searched for evidence, for information, one of them is sparetime, the bowling alley, one is the bar and grill, and the boat landing area where the suspect's car was found in the aftermath of this shooting within a couple of hours. that is actually a huge point of interest today and i'm very curious to hear what frank has to say about this. they're allowing us to know now, the divers are going into the water today and said this will last four days, using sonar to try to pick up, quote, either evidence or bodies. does that perhaps

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principle, aviation missiles, but which are adapted to land use, precisely within the framework of the frank and samrogram, which is implemented jointly by our defense-industrial complex together with partners, and this also allows you to get quite a lot. the resource of missiles for shooting down air targets, because over all the years of the existence of these missiles , and they have been produced since 1955, more than 2,000 of them have been released, this package also includes stingers, as well as what concerns air defense and countering the same, for example , preschool shahedam, is now substantially increased, and various ground systems to fight with bpp, mr. valery, stay, be kind , forgive me for interrupting you with half-words, stay, be kind with us, now is a short pause, after it we will continue to analyze the most important, contact us, valery ryabikh, director of information development defense express consulting agency, let's watch together, but now there's a pause. this was me before, bleeding gums , inflammation of the gums, and the solution was so simple, gum problems, lacal active

range of air defense means used and, most importantly, missiles at the expense of of the so-called frank and sam program , when we, already available in the united states in large quantities, are air-to-air missiles and air-to-air weapons and are adapting them for use as anti-aircraft means for shooting down air guns. thank you sir valery valery ryabykh, military expert and development director of the information and consulting agency defenspress was with us, and now it's time for news, and anna eva melnyk is ready to share information. greetings colleagues, the news team will tell you about the most important thing for the moment, be with espresso. a headquarters for documenting russian war crimes was opened in gostomel, this was reported to the national police, the investigator... the group works together with international colleagues, their goal is to document and process the testimonies of victims and witnesses of murders, torture, rapes and other atrocities committed by the occupiers in the kyiv region. the collected evidence will be used in courts, including international ones against russ

those officers, jonathan campbell and sam franks, pulled over two athletes and their baby who were blackd smell cannabis in the car and conducted a very intrusive stop and search. except that video footage later showed that they'd made it up. they didn't have cannabis. they didn't smell of cannabis. there was no reason to search the car. and they've been sacked because of what it was concluded was racist behaviour , racist racist behaviour, racist profiling . now good that they've profiling. now good that they've been sacked, but i was shocked when i looked up the scale of officers among britain's police who were accused of things like being racism. there are currently 1000 police officers who are either suspended or are on limited duties because of allegations. that's 1 in 34. that's insane . can you imagine a that's insane. can you imagine a workplace where 1 in 34 people are suspended because they can't do their job or are accused of something serious? yes, we've got a real problem . when you've got a real problem. when you've got a real problem. when you've got officers is got more p

since then, five officers were called to a disciplinary hearing in which pc jonathan clapham and pc sam franks judged this to be a lie. and those two officers have now been dismissed and barred from serving in the police . so serious stuff. but police. so serious stuff. but with coppers hard to come by, was this the right call? i'm joined now by former top cop at the met norman brennan and the writer and anti—racism campaigner, femi nylander. both of you, thank you very much for joining me. look, norman, i'm to going start with you on this. do you any inside information you have any inside information that privy to at the that we're not privy to at the moment or hasn't been reported about? this is no more than meets eye. what do you think meets the eye. what do you think of this ? of all of this? >> the only information that i have, patrick, is that we have areas in london, in britain, that are besieged for gun crime, knife crime, violent crime and drugs. >> and i'm talking about big time drug dealing. >> the territorial support group are the shield units . are the shield units. >> some are ar

sam bankman-fried pleaded not guilty to all charges, but if convicted by a jury, he could end up in prison for more than 100 years. frank what else do we know about the trial? will sam bankman-fried testify? do we expect other witnesses? >> we are looking at a six-week trial with prosecutors expected to take a month to make their case. we don't know if sam bankman-fried will testify. the roster is expected to include the top deputies at his inner circle. that includes his former girlfriend caroline ellison and his best friend from math camp who co-founded ftx. they have been cooperating with the u.s. attorney's office for months in manhattan. as for the legal strategy, his lawyers hinted at advice of counsel defense. he was following the guidance of lawyers and did not realize what he was doing was illegal. worth noting, frank, this is the first of two separate criminal cases against sam bankman-fried. a second trial is slated for march of 2024 and that deals with additional charges after he was brought to the u.s. from the bahamas. >> mackenzie sigalos, thank you. >>> before we head to break, we are celebrating hispani

. >> frank, i'm back the testimony of sam bankman-fried now in the fourth day on the stand the disgracedotal imme alameda research role he knew alameda was not hedged when he approved billions of investments for the firm >>> shares of chegg falling head of the open. the company reporting a decrease in revenue and subscription services revenue remaining optimism for the future >>> alphabet's ceo sundar pichai defending the agreement to make the default web browser on the phone. in his testimony during the historic anti-trust trial yesterday, pichai says the company pays tens of billions to ensure exclusivity calling it clear to fee >> silvana, thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," stellantis putting a lid on the uaw strike. >>> as we head to break, we have the top trending stories taylor swift making her wildest dreams reality the singer breaking her record for the most streamed artist in a single day in spotify history following the release of 1989 album on friday. >>> bill gaetz tes former assist climbing up the ranks. steve ballmer growing his wealth to $115 tbillion. earni

frank is coming next. you don't have to keep that pro promise. >> thank you. >>> moving on to crypto. the trial of samd today with the disgraced ftx founder. kate rooney has been on site and joins us with the action. >> good morning, frank. we heard from his closest friends and ftx insider in the criminal trial. the star witness this week was the sam bankman-fried's college roommate. gary wang. the prosecutor asked did you commit financial fraud at ftx. he said yes. then asked did you see the people you committed fraud with. he stood up and looked around and spotted sam bankman-fried and said sbf. he lived with sam bankman-fried in the beach front bahamas house. he said customers deposited money and did not go to ftx, but funneled into the bank account of another sam bankman-fried controlled company alameda. all of this at the direction of sbf. he said alameda had special privileges and unlimited access to the customer accounts. took $8 billion of customer funds and had ability to withdraw money with the negative balance of $65 billion line of credit. wang received a personal loan and said it wasn't f

frank. but let's go to sam brock who is in the room where that press conference is about to begin.s more about what we might learn. >> since we last spoke 25 minutes ago, we are all waiting here for the police, and the governor of the state to address people. obviously, they want updates. governor mills put out about an hour ago that she would speak to the quote tragedy of last night and the ongoing search for the suspect. unless something is changed in the last hour, we are not expected to hear where he might be right now. as i look over the shoulder, this room is packed. there probably 50 to 70 people here waiting from information from various law enforcement agencies for the state is expected to take the lead in the governor will add remarks. number one, where is robert card? this has been going on for 15+ hours. and people who are hunkered down right now can't access schools today, or are perhaps to leave their home or are armed. they want to know what the relative risk is that the moment. another question, what level of intervention could law enforcement have had in taking wea

frank, i'm back. caroline ellison is due back on the stand after offering up more testimony on the collapse of ftx. ellison blaming sam-fried for corrupting her values and creating justifications so she could do things she now says were wrong and illegal. ellison became emotional at times during the testimony said the collapse of ftx resulted in a relief i didn't have to lie any more. >>> microsoft revealing it received a notice from the irs that it owes nearly $29 billion in back taxes. in a regulatory filing, the tech giant says the issue stems from profits between countries and jurisdictions between 2004 and 2013. $10 billion in taxes it already paid and not reflected in the irs figure and it plans to fight the notice. >>> disney open efffficially ra prices on the disney plus plan today. the cost jumping from $10.99 to $13.99 a month. disney raising the cost of hulu ad free plan by $3 to $17.99. frank, it is getting expensive to watch tv. >> it is. now streaming channels are all raises prices makes we want to stay with cable. silvana, thank you. >>> now turning to capitol hill and the story with steve scalise being

sure thank you both so much we appreciate it our frank holland along with xpx ceo and happy one-year anniversary. >>> let's get to breaking news from the saman-fried trial. kate rooney is live outside the courthouse in manhattan. >> hey, kelly. we are in a lunch break. the government side is getting a chance to cross examine sam bankman-fried with the sub hearing next week and he's been giving brief answers, things like yep and things like i don't recall they're presenting him with a layoff his old tweets. we're hearing from old media interviews and transcripts from the congressional testimony he testified in the senate under oath and the senate is seeing e-mails, as well they're attempting to show inconsistencies when he was saying one thing behind closed doors and painting a completely different picture publicly they spent a lot of time talking about his hedge fund alameda playing by different rules than other customers on the ftx trade and they were able to have a negative account balance and meanwhile, none of this was disclosed and saying quite the opposite publicly. there was also pretty cringeworthy moment, kelly he was asked direct

sam bankman-fried trial is set to start. we have kate rooney with more on what they are saying as the story continues to unfold. >> good morning, frankke with customers who lost millions on ftx and asked them to share their message ahead of the trial. >> what is my message to sbf if i could talk to him now? i don't know if it would get through to him, but i believe the worst thing he has done is the suffering he caused to millions of victims. >> i would tell sam it is great you are saying you want to make sure other customers are right. do the right thing. serve your time and pay your penalty. do the best for your users. >> my advice is figure out what you can do to help all those people who lost their life savings in ftx. i don't know how you will do it or what you will do, but get it done. >> if i had a chance to confront sam face-to-face, i would be curious to know what he is actually trying to do. were you trying to do good or were you just a really bad person and promoted yourself really well to swindle ta bunch of people. >> the insiders tell all during the collapse of ftx. they tell us why they moved their funds and why they f

sam bankman-fried is set to continue his testimony later this morning shedding more light on the spectacular collapse of the crypto exchange. kate rooney has been watching this trial and has more. >> frankusual testimony. he took the stand, but there was no jury, as the judge could decide what topics would be admissible the defense team tried to place the blame on his ftx lawyer and lawyers at the time saying they signed off on bank accounts which misused customer money they approved communications and legal loans. for that portion, sam bankman-fried sounded calm and giving short and clearan answers when the prosecution came, he stumbled and asked for clarification. he said he could not remember at times. instead of yes or no answers, he would say i would not classify that as particularly what happened instead of a no the judge repeatedly told him listen to the questions and answer the question directly he seemed frustrated with the diversions he noted sarcastically the interesting way of answering questions. sam bankman-fried will face more cross-examination under oatoath if he was found guilty, it could add years to his sentence. there is tension with sam bankman-fried and the judge o