the uncles of saskia jones talking to the bbc.ers say they're committed to increasing salaries for nhs staff, but that pay for other public sector workers has been frozen. here's our health correspondentjim reed. it's been an extraordinary yearfor the nhs. now, after 18 months of covid, attention is turning once again to the issue of staff pay. the government has already offered most of those working in the health service in england a 1% rise this year. senior doctors say they will ballot for industrial action if that figure is not at least 4%. everybody who's worked incredibly hard during the pandemic needs to be supported. when inflation is 4%, these are massive pay cuts that people are doing, despite having gone through a really, really difficult time, and we shouldn't be levelling down across groups. everybody deserves a decent, fair pay uplift. consultants say industrial action could mean stopping both paid and unpaid overtime. that could damage attempts by hospitals to reduce long waiting lists caused by covid. my first visi

just two hours earlier, he was sat at a table chatting to saskia.convicted of plotting to set up a terrorist training camp and went to prison. shortly before his release in 2018, m15 had intelligence he was planning another attack. he was monitored in the community by the probation service, the police and m15. they allowed him to go to fishmongers' hall that day without a police escort. learning together is a theoretically informed, values—led educational initiative... amy ludlow and ruth armstrong are the directors of the cambridge university learning together programme, which teaches prisoners and university students side—by—side and which held the event at fishmongers' hall. i'm going to explain to you how i got introduced to learning together... khan became one of their students in prison. amy and ruth, amongst others, saw him as a success story. they put him on their leaflets, they gave him a computer. i think people saw the advantage of having him as somebody they had involved in their programme. theyjust lost sight of the danger to the public

just two hours earlier, he was sat at a table chatting to saskia.n being, whoever the human being is, doing what they did to that person. that's very difficult to take. once in a while, we realise that these names are inadequate for the problems we are seeing. this is saskia taking part in a discussion at the fishmongers' hall event. she believed in prisoner rehabilitation, and had been a volunteer for learning together. how do you want to remember her? we have so many memories of saskia that contribute to remembering her. she was vibrant. i always remember her as being challenging, actually, because whatever i said to her, she would challenge it, absolutely challenge it, and she'd make sure that i was on firm ground, and she would make sure that there was justice, notjust in the wider sphere ofjustice, butjustice in everyday dealings with people. i've lived for 20 years longer than saskia did, and i view what she achieved in her short life as of far greater value than anything i've achieved so far. and building upon that is something that i'm and w

just two hours earlier, he was sat at a table chatting to saskia.rorist training camp and went to prison. shortly before his release in 2018, m15 had intelligence he was planning another attack. he was monitored in the community by the probation service, the police and m15. they allowed him to go to fishmongers' hall that day without a police escort. learning together is a theoretically informed, values—led educational initiative... amy ludlow and ruth armstrong are the directors of the cambridge university learning together programme, which teaches prisoners and university students side—by—side and which held the event at fishmongers' hall. i'm going to explain- to you how i got introduced to learning together... khan became one of their students in prison. amy and ruth, amongst others, saw him as a success story. they put him on their leaflets, they gave him a computer. i think people saw the advantage of having him as somebody they had involved in their programme. they just lost sight of the danger to the public, their employees and anyone else a

the uncles of saskia jones. it is 19 minutes past five.. a statement can't through that the cabinet office minister michael gove and his wife sarah fine have announced they are divorcing. jonathan blake is at westminster. what more do we know? this news has come to us via a statement from the couple, a joint statement from the couple, a joint statement from the couple, a joint statement from michael gove and his wife, sarah fine. it was released by the press association and the last few minutes. i'll read you what it has to say in full. it says michael and sarah have agreed to separate and sarah have agreed to separate and they are in the process of finalising their divorce and it goes on, they will continue to support their children and they remain close friends —— sarah vine. adding the family politely asked for privacy at this time and will not be providing any further comment, so there are no details as to the circumstances of the couple's separation and divorce which they are finalising, but a friend has told the press association tha

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i j completely understand what saskia's relatives _ completely understand what saskia's relatives arefor eight years— prisoner, who had been injail for eight years and had been violent, in violent— eight years and had been violent, in violent radicalisation throughout that time, they refused —— where they— that time, they refused —— where they refused to differentiate between the risk he posed under the prisoners— between the risk he posed under the prisoners they had been working for -- working — prisoners they had been working for —— working with to for some time on the learning — —— working with to for some time on the learning together programme. they were — the learning together programme. they were lessons hard learned 20 years _ they were lessons hard learned 20 years ago — they were lessons hard learned 20 years ago by the risks posed by istamist— years ago by the risks posed by islamist terrorist. doctor ludlow herself, — islamist terrorist. doctor ludlow herself, in— islamist terrorist. doctor ludlow herself, in evidence to the inquest, said her— herself, in evidence to the

nearby in fishmongers' hall, saskia jones and jack merritt lay dying.explain- to you how i got introduced to learning together... khan became one of their students in prison. amy and ruth, amongst others, saw him as a success story. they put him on their leaflets, they gave him a computer. i think people saw the advantage of having him as somebody they had involved in their programme. they just lost sight of the danger to the public, their employees and anyone else associated with the programme. at the inquest into saskia's death, learning together said it was the responsibility of the prison and probation service to assess khan's risk and they'd relied on those agencies' expertise. do you think ruth armstrong and amy ludlow can continue to lead this organisation? they shouldn't be leading an organisation that got something badly and tragically wrong. from a family point of view, we'd be very distressed, upset and, frankly, insulted if they did. amy ludlow and ruth armstrong received several awards for their work, which was also praised by the prisons i

the uncles of saskia jones. was accosted in a central london park. a man, 23—year—old lewis hughes, charged with common assault after england's chief medical officer, chris whitty, was accosted in a central london park. a company appointed to help oversee britney spears' financial affairs has asked to withdraw from an arrangement that has controlled the singer's life for the last 13 years. the organisation had been named asjoint guardians of her estate, along with her father, jamie spears. the announcement comes days after the pop star said she was "traumatised" by the arrangement. we can speak more about this with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. a lot of people have been following this story, very sympathetic with britney spears, but it is a very complicated situation legally, isn't it? it is a very complicated situation legally. isn't it?— legally, isn't it? hugely complicated. _ legally, isn't it? hugely complicated. the i legally, isn't it? hugely complicated. the first i legally, isn't it? h

its troops out of the country, prompting echoes of an earlier conflict in which they were involved. saskia taylor reports. it only took 20 yes. $47000.00 civilian deaths and 2 trillion dollars for the u. s. to finally realized that i've got to stop has the right to determine its own fate. i will much send another generation america toward i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. we did not go to afghanistan to nation build. and is the right and the responsibility of the afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. a thanks, saving way of saying, but nothing has been achieved into decades. i'm backing out of the yes nation building promises made all the years ago. piece will be achieved by helping i've got to on train and develop its own national army. and peace will be achieved through an education system for boys and girls, which works to one of the many pledges that never came through. forgotten about as the u. s. army hastily packed up and flew out. having struck a deal with the very enemy, it invaded to annihil

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discuss whether covid restrictions could be ease for britain's visiting germany stop the family of saskiarated by a convicted terrorist fish mongers how have called for the leaders of the organisation behind the event to step down. —— fish mongers hall. senior doctors in england are to be pelleted on industrial action, if the government proposed 1% pay rise isn't improved. —— and piloted. now all the latest news coming up at seven, but right now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm cheten pa rtak. the sun has shown here most of the day and the fans are waiting andy murray. work to do for dan evans at wimbledon — the british number one is heading out on centre court as it currently stands. a classic on centre court as ons jabeur gets past garbine muguruza to reach the fourth round for the first time and i'mjohn watson in rome — where england are preparing for their euro 2020 quarter fibal against ukraine. it comes to spain are being held by switzerland in the first of the matches in the last eight of euro 2020. and i'm gavin ramjaun — from the bbc sport centre.. al

right now is suffering a crime spike and the opposition is pointing the finger migration policy this saskia tell and report. after years of trying he finally landed his dream job on the 4th. but on that dream job, he was killed, apparently caught in the cross has of the gang related incident. the death of a 33 year old swedish policeman. how spark shock in a nation which rarely wakes up to such stories, only twice in the last 20 years. but things are changing because sweden is in the grip of what's been called a crime epidemic. be increasing done violence and sweden is unique in comparison with most of the countries in europe. it is a kind of social contagion for shooting takes place. another usually takes place close to it in both time and space. the 5th uptake and violence has become a political battle ground on one side, the government's taken no tolerance on. it would not be my 1st option to bring in the military, but i am prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure the serious organized crime is timed out. but the opposition party bus, sweet and democrats, accused the prime minis

the situation is continuing as it is, but hopefully we can get beyond this before too much longer. saskia. tailored taking us through that. well, the curtain will only just fall in on the tokyo games before it opens again on the paralympics and team our seats. final preparations are underway. journalists on par athlete dmitri ignite of went to get a taste of one of the toughest disciplines. part time. quando. hi everyone here watching a diary about the preparations for the upcoming paralympics in tokyo, which will kick off soon. and today we are part of a sports center. he used to train people without disabilities, but now you have a whole army of athletes. what's that like that very cool. i read about you. i was literally crying. it's something unimaginable. your mother left you when you were born and later you were adopted. right? yes. i was in the 5th grade when i was bullied to go with my backpack because i said, what are you doing? i'll tell my mother. and she replied, you don't have a real money. you are adopted. it was painful to hear that, but then i made up my mind and decided to

opera in london with cell i chose, the organizers are claiming they've got a hit on their hands. saskia taylor has been checking just so engine. the performance actually is with reality. full disclosure, i am a big profile. so when i had that a new one had passed onto the scene, i have to check it out. like all of the classics, i'm talking ida. com and tough. got this one, take a short week and give nothing away. the me like, well, the classics. it starts with a song about chemical element ah, yes, ex, financing bolton decided to have a job at music and said, dave, you chose the story of alexander and young co, former at the b agent turned, am i 6 informant? who was poisoned with a radioactive substance in london back in 2006, he lived for 25 days or so deteriorating with his body being eaten from the inside out. so i was very moved by that. it was then that this inspiration came, that it had the ingredients for an opera. these ingredients include historical inaccuracy, making claims, giving no evidence stereotype the evil putin regime. obviously, i'm fun, darling, over a man who probab

fully developed arm over rapid technological advances means he's now been printed a new on our t. saskia taylor has been following that extraordinary development. 03 d printing is the future. i can't count how many times i had done. i thought okay, so fine you can print how's a shoe gone even if you want to. but for me is a bit of a tech. i'm a joke like me. i thought it was a bit of you know like, i'm to gotcha. we don't really need. then i heard about a little boy. fine. yeah, boom. a 3 d printer isn't a catch it, but again change that's going to help transform his life. the 3 year old sonya with hyper pe job, meaning it never fully developed as little to no function. because johnny talked 2 years ago when his mother, 1st to macarthur, a most group based company in advance preset takes of this level just don't exist in the culture of the most value, but hopeful is an imitation of the function. but for boys love to buy to build structures and swim up, not much money on josslyn. there are still moments of history just told me i use the he has some limitations. so you can see that i have

however, rapid technological advances means he's now been printed a new one as ours he's saskia taylor now tells us. oh, the 3 d printing is the future. i can't count how many times i had done. i thought okay, so fine and you can print how shoe was gone even if you want to. but for me is a bit of a tech much like me. i thought it was a bit of you know, like, i'm to gotcha, we don't really need. then i heard about a little boy whom a 3 d printer isn't a catch it, but a game changer that's going to help transform his life in the 3 year old. so i knew hydro page build, meaning it never fully developed as littleton note function, that johnny thought when his mother, enough to metallica a most group based company. how advanced protective of this level just don't exist in that country. banner us the most hopeful imitation of the function. but for boys love devices to build structures and when up not much money on the adjustment, there are still moments of restriction to stormy eyes and he feels that he has some limitations. so you can see that i have to hand, for example, when we play at lea

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find the money saluting their success early my call to you know, neil discuss the story with ortiz saskia taylor. well the olympics should be a huge celebration and need against all discipline from all over the world coming together at one event showcasing the skills. unfortunately, for russian athletes competing out this year's turkey games, that just hasn't been the case. they might be scooping up towards the russian then the committee will already see. does carney rank thought in total metal, but the atmosphere has been so hostile? it's been filled with suspicion, criticism, very little good sportsmanship, both from the global media and of course from photo competitors. for example, us women, ryan murphy, who lost to a russian, took a veil flight by saying that he, that it probably wasn't a teen race. a comment that he later back tracked on. but by that a british swim, i had also come out and couldn't help me, could dig about state sponsored doping out for the russian who beat them. he said that my bold metal is the combination of nothing but life from dedication yesterday doubles the

i'm joined now by dr saskia popescu, epidemiologist and infection prevention specialist.ive from phoenix, arizona. good to have you on the programme. president biden calling on his people to get vaccinated — what is the picture there now with levels of vaccination? it is very concerning. the united states is under 50% of us population is fully vaccinated or strained see it steep incline of cases and a lot of them are, i should say, mostly unvaccinated areas. areas we just do not have the vaccination rates that we want. so, the concern is it's very transmissible with hospitalisations and increased cases of surgery and areas these are vulnerable populations. and try to vaccinate as many people and also encouraging masks. the delta variant is now thought to be behind most of the infections in the us — spreading fast — here in asia it's dominant too — and yet vaccination rates in this part of the world are still pretty low — how concerned are you about teh virus mutating — before we can vaccinate everyone? i'm really concerned with was in front of us right now. delta is a ver

but don't worry, my colleague saskia taylor, the incomparable one herself. will be here just under an hour's time with a full and fresh look at your new this is our national the ah. with the hello and welcome to cross. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle, president joe biden invoke civil war parallels with greater frequency. this is ominous, dangerous. unfortunately, it would seem, this is how the major political parties and the media view, the state of our politics in a war. there are casualties and defeats in the culture. wars can one side vanquish the other, the, the cross talking the culture wars. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he's illegal in media analyst in auburn. we have jeff dice. he is a president, means as institute and in las vegas, we cross the craig jar duleigh. he is the co host and co creator of the independent media show the convo couch or a gentleman, cross cycles and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want, and i always appreciate line. and let me go to you 1st year i'm titling this program called the

and hannah mills and eilidh mcintyre go in the a70 dinghy class — mills won gold in rio with saskia clarkein short supply today. rain certainly hasn't been. plenty of drenching downpours and still that's met office amber warning across northern scotland with the risk of flooding and disruption. the wet weather continuing here for a time overnight. that rain also sinking down into northern ireland. for england and wales, showers taking a while to fade. most places will be dry by thursday morning. overnight lows around 9—10 celsius. quite a cool, fresh night for many, and then into tomorrow, northern ireland, scotland, northern england, can expect a lot of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. for wales, the midlands, east anglia and the southeast, plenty of sunshine and just the odd shower, but cloud and rain will approach the far southwest later in the day. some very brisk winds out there, and quite a cool feel to the weather as well, 16—21 celsius. cloud, rain and strong winds working across southern england and south wales through thursday night into friday. still some showers left as we hea

day release to attend the prisoner rehabilitation conference where khan stabbed jack merritt and saskiafor thinking one of the youngest gardeners to design for the hampton court palace flower show had changed her name to fit the job. the 27—year old who was actually born with the name has put it to good use by developing this garden titled the "communications garden" in support of the charity mental health uk. she hopes it will provide tranquility following a stressful 16 months through the pandemic. it's meant to be tranquil, relaxing, inviting, friendly. ijust want people to look at it and think, "0h, i want to go and sit in there" and that's myjob done. i think that's the reaction that i want from people. let's take a look at the travel situation now. severe delays on the circle line, district nine, hammersmith and city line between barking and earls court. that westbound due to late finishing engineering work. the metropolitan line and piccadilly line have minor delays. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a cloudy start this morning. we've still got one or two sho