police constables who pulled over bianca williams and ricardo dos santos, jonathan clapham and sam franksfor gross misconduct after a disciplinary panel found that they had lied about smelling cannabis when they pulled over the athletes in their car. but now, as you say, we have heard that those two officers have won their appeal against that dismissal and are set to be given theirjobs back. this is quite striking language we have heard from the police appeals tribunal. they said the original decision about those two pcs�* dismissal was irrational and inconsistent, the appeals tribunal chairman said the former pcsjonathan clapham and sam franks where dedicated, hard—working and much respected officers. it goes on to say that their reputations had been ruined by the original findings and then it goes on to say both offices did not lie, both offices did not lie, both offices will now be reinstated to the met police and they should receive back pay. now, as well as the social media posting whereby the police came under fire when a video of that search was made public, bianca williams had sai

bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos were stopped by jonathan clapham and sam franks infor allegedly lying about smelling cannabis when they confronted the two athletes. however, a tribunal has today ruled the decision to fire them was irrational and cleared both officers of wrongdoing. they will now return to duty with the metropolitan force . those are metropolitan force. those are the latest headlines for now, a full roundup coming up at 1:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com forward slash >> good afternoon britain. it is 39 minutes past midday now. two met police officers sacked over a stop and search involving british athlete bianca williams have been handed their jobs back. >> yes, the officers appealed the decision against a ruling that they lied. they said they could smell cannabis during a stop and search of miss williams and her partner, pc jonathan clapham and sam franks will also now receive back pay after winning their appeal. it's been about four years, hasn't it,

former met pcs jonathan clapp and sam franks were dismissed in october last year after a disciplinaryd lied about smelling the drug when they pulled over the olympic sprinter ricardo desantis and his partner. the finding has been overturned by the police appeals tribunal which found the original decision was irrational and inconsistent. former pcs clapp and franks were dedicated, hard—working were dedicated, ha rd—working and were dedicated, hard—working and much respected officers whose reputations had been ruined by the original findings. the appeals tribunal chairman damien moore said both officers did not lie, both officers did not lie, both officers will now be reinstated to the metropolitan police and they should receive back pay. a cruise ship that has been stranded in northern ireland forfour stranded in northern ireland for four months is finally set sail. the odyssey left belfast port on monday night, but only travelled a few miles because of concerns it might need to refuel. relieved passengers are now en route to france on the first leg of their world tour. our corresponde

bring you some breaking news now in relation to the former met police officers, jonathan kaplan and sam franksving the olympic sprinter ricardo desantis and his partner. the copy we have coming in says the former met pcs were dismissed in october last year after a disciplinary panel found they had lied about smelling the drug and when they pulled over the olympic sprinter and his partner and the finding has been overturned by the police appeals tribunal which found the original decision was irrational and inconsistent. so that some breaking news coming in from the police appeals tribunal. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. hello from the bbc sport centre. manchester united seasonis centre. manchester united season is fast becoming something of a sporting soap opera with harry maguire scoring a late goal that might well help save his managers job. united due 3—0 in the europa league on thursday night after rescue dropping 2—0 up. that's only three wins out of ten matches so far this season for a team who continue to concede goals and they are below leeds. the players executing the plan br

pcs jonathan clapham and sam franks will also receive back pay after winning the appeal.ay, i'm now joined in the studio by retired scotland yard detective mike neville. mike, thank you very much for joining mike neville. mike, thank you very much forjoining me in the studio. i really appreciate your time this afternoon. now, this in theory, is very, very good news, isn't it? >> it's very good news for those two officers. pc clapham, pc franks, who i read about who are good officers, good and honest and decent officers. and i just feel that a bit like pc leathwood who was convicted of the assault on a bus recently, and then he's got he's been found to be not guilty. i think they've been thrown to the wolves by senior officers who just can't help themselves. they see everything through the prism of race to and appease the people who shout the loudest. these these officers have been sacrificed. and i wish them well. they must have gone through a terrible time and it's to good see that the frontline officers have been, you know, back and reinstated . back and reinstated. >>

jonathan clapham and sam franks franks stopped athlete bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos20. the police appeals tribunal overturned their dismissal, calling the original ruling irrational and inconsistent. williams and dos santos say the decision is disappointing and that they plan to challenge it in court. the officers will return to the force with back pay . gb news has force with back pay. gb news has won permission to bring a legal challenge against ofcom's decision to fine the show people's forum. the prime minister, in breach of their impartiality rules. a judge at london's high court today also made clear the broadcasting regulator should amend language used in the statements about their decision. following an investigation into the show shown in february featuring the then prime minister, rishi sunak.the then prime minister, rishi sunak. the legal challenge to the ruling, in the form of a judicial review will now go to a full hearing. ofcom were told that they could now reach a decision on whether to impose a sanction on gb news. however, they were told any sanctio

help the kennedys kennedy as kind of a love triangle with what the head of the chicago mob, sam giancana, frank sinatra's and had fidel castro's in the story. but in addition, it struck i made that there was tremendous relevance to 2020. and what we're going through right now because it really turns 2020 on its head. that was an election that really may. i'm not going to say it was, but may have been stolen and richard nixon, hardly a hero in american history, decided in the end to do the right thing. which was not to contest the election. and two engage in the peaceful transfer of power. >> yeah, it makes you think of nixon's legacy, a little bit differently as you read the steps that he's taken, what he certainly could have done and the other interesting part to me was you talk about how it was that really became the modern era of politics that we see with televised debate. aides that people were watching and it made me think of the televised debates that, that we're watching now, or maybe not many more, you want hosted a presidential debate in the last election. obviously that was why you mu

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host: frank in pennsylvania. this is sam in d.c., independent, good morning. caller: good morning.want to mention the nobel prize was given to hiroshima, nagasaki survivors. it is funny the survivor when he was crying compared when 100,000 people were massacred to gaza, for cause is the same thing that happened in hiroshima and nagasaki. host: that is sam in d.c. this is don in troy, new york, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to say although i am not a big fan, she said when she was running to get the nomination for the republican party, nikki haley said wherever donald trump is, chaos follows. do people really want a president who is corrupt, who lies all the time, self-serving? that is what you want for president? at least kamala harris has a vision. she is trying to help the middle class and poor people. trump only cares about himself. thank you for the call. host: on the nobel prize, an article on the news the caller was referring to. the announcement coming this morning, since we started the program. the nobel peace prize awarded to a japanese organizatio

sam altman are ch ch chairmen of the nuclear companies. and jensen huang called this an integral part of the nuclear future. the industry is hoping that smrs, frank, might speed the time it comes to market and provide the necessary capital. >> pippa, when do the smrs get the power? >> that's the million dollar question here. consensus is not before the end of the decdecade. not all smr companies are reinventing the wheel. a lot are expecting with fuel types and cooling agents. that takes time to get through the regulatory process to come through fruition. a major issue for the industry has been it's so expensive to build the commercial reactors. they are hoping the smrs, the small reactors can be manufactured at the assembly line to reach the economies of scale. in order to get the first ones off the assembly line, you need powerful backers and orders in place so you have someone who is buying the power on the other side and that is what has been missing so far. frank, dpgoogle, yesterday, in e announcement, they are buying power from multiple smrs. they said that will hopefullyco get to market. >> pippa, thank you very much. joining me now with

and sam says, my french bulldog is called fussy frank.nd there's a sausage dog up the road called grumpy gary. >> oh, gary with two r's and all. >> yeah. very good. there you go. >> right. let's crack on with the main news this morning, because politicians and a lot of pubuc because politicians and a lot of public figures paying tribute to the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, who died yesterday at the age of 69. >> well, sir keir starmer described him as a monumental figure in scottish politics, whilst king charles expressed sadness over his sudden passing. >> well, he died of a suspected heart attack as he was giving a speech in north macedonia yesterday morning. >> well, alex salmond was the first minister of scotland between two thousand and seven and 2014 and was known for almost pushing scottish independence over the line a decade ago. >> let's head to glasgow and our scotland reporter, tony maguire. how has this news been received? tony? >> good morning . yes, well i'm >> good morning. yes, well i'm in here in glasgo