the best we could get was a statement from scotland yard spokesperson pete davey . the spokesperson pete davey. the police became of a large group of vehicles and people congregating the south—east one on southwest one area officers work to minimise disruption and some diversions put in place. one person was reported being arrested. no details on quote you didn't disruption you maximised it you shut down the key arteries of central london for albania an independence day how how crazy is that by the way i'm talking about this because it's a micro of how long things have gone basically for this millennium. so you have a problem of albania ends with albania ends. so the people you punish are the law for native residents and cities of the united kingdom because true with everything isn't it. oh the ukraine war we got to help plucky ukraine so grandma will have to freeze to death oh look some guys are blowing up buildings in new york. some guys are blowing up buildings in new york . you have buildings in new york. you have to take off half your clothes and shuffle like a

the guy was scotland yard guy was said, but the dog did nothing in the nighttime. and holmes said that is the curious incident. i commend to you the curious incident of the confederate forests of infantry and calorie that listened to cheaters villain april 4th to hold open his door to the south. and the answer is there was none. and that's the curious incident. mid morning, they moved on april 5th, they move south. they found the roadblock to jitters filled by union cavalry and fast arriving infantry. we now makes the most critical decision of his last campaign. on his orders, the richmond petersburg forces began moving west. new objective, the town of farm bill. they begin moving on the night of april 5th. when i give an earlier version of this talk, i move right ahead to the battles of april 6th. then i had one of those moments best expressed by the word de. work with me. by heading west from amelia courthouse, leaving the line of danville railroad, what did lee also accomplish? it runs along the railroad tax. it carries dots and dashes. the telegraph. by turning

the best we could get was a statement from scotland yard spokesperson pete davey . the spokesperson pete davey. the police became of a large group of vehicles and people congregating the south—east one on southwest one area officers work to minimise disruption and some diversions put in place. one person was reported being arrested. no details on quote you didn't disruption you maximised it you shut down the key arteries of central london for albania an independence day how how crazy is that by the way i'm talking about this because it's a micro of how long things have gone basically for this millennium. so you have a problem of albania ends with albania ends. so the people you punish are the law for native residents and cities of the united kingdom because true with everything isn't it. oh the ukraine war we got to help plucky ukraine so grandma will have to freeze to death oh look some guys are blowing up buildings in new york. some guys are blowing up buildings in new york . you have buildings in new york. you have to take off half your clothes and shuffle like a

the guy was scotland yard guy was said, but the dog did nothing in the nighttime. and holmes said that is the curious incident. i commend to you the curious incident of the confederate forests of infantry and calorie that listened to cheaters villain april 4th to hold open his door to the south. and the answer is there was none. and that's the curious incident. mid morning, they moved on april 5th, they move south. they found the roadblock to jitters filled by union cavalry and fast arriving infantry. we now makes the most critical decision of his last campaign. on his orders, the richmond petersburg forces began moving west. new objective, the town of farm bill. they begin moving on the night of april 5th. when i give an earlier version of this talk, i move right ahead to the battles of april 6th. then i had one of those moments best expressed by the word de. work with me. by heading west from amelia courthouse, leaving the line of danville railroad, what did lee also accomplish? it runs along the railroad tax. it carries dots and dashes. the telegraph. by turning

also know about the experience of the nkvd, kgbf, fsb, to hide all this, or can we expect that scotland yardthe fbi or all together, interpol, will be able to find and at least specifically point out the people who are guilty of these crimes crimes i wish it was so i spent the last 13 years after the assassination of serhii magnitsky tracking the money and then sharing that information with law enforcement agencies around the world from the fbi to the british french and spanish police to everyone but it is a pity in many cases they did not want to undertake an investigation, give only one example in great britain, where they have been living for 22 years, since vladimir putin came to power, there has not been a single prosecution or investigation of russian economic crimes - this is the country through which the most dirty money from russia passes and still none investigation. i think that this is a real problem, because in order to restore ukraine , a lot of money will be needed, and first of all, it must come from russian seized assets, which in there is a lot in the world. unfortunately,

image of holmes was his mentor from the hospital of edinburgh, the surgeon, joseph bell, whom scotland yardcal consultations only in this story it is mentioned that sherlock holmes is on at the time of his acquaintance, dr. watson was a barant in a london hospital for homes conan duel devoted four novels and five collections of short stories at the time of writing the hound of the baskervilles in 1900 . he was the world's highest paid author of books on homs, and watsa has not been translated into dozens of languages, with 210 film adaptations made of them. it 's a guinness world record for a fictitious address. holmes london 221 baker street b in 1990 opened a museum. on december 1, 1918, the central aerohydrodynamic institute was founded, abbreviated as tsags for at the initiative of the professor of moscow state university and the imperial technical school nikolai zhukovsky, after his death, the institute was headed by his colleague, the famous russian and soviet mechanic and mathematician sergei cheplygin, at the beginning of the tsaga, together with various design bureaus and factories

know about the experience of the nkvd, the kgbf, the fsb, to hide all this, can we expect that scotland yard or the fbi or interpol together will be able to find and perhaps specifically point out the people who are guilty of these criminal crimes i would like it to be so i spent the last 13 years after the murder of serhii magnitskyi tracking the money and then sharing this information with law enforcement agencies all over the world with the fbi with the british french and spanish police with everyone, but unfortunately in many cases they did not want to undertake the investigation, i will give only one example in great britain, where i have lived for 22 years, since vladimir putin came to power, there has not been a single prosecution or investigation of russian economic crimes, this the country through which the most dirty money from russia passes and still no investigation i think this is a real problem because in order to restore ukraine a lot of money will be needed first of all, they must come from russian seized assets, of which there are a lot in the world. unfortunately, we do not

i don't know scotland yard.ll start an investigation, but this is yesterday's classmates. they were sitting next to each other somewhere in the law academy, and now vasya, you have to investigate petya and petya. says vasya, you're better off . let's drink vodka, i'll give you another million so that you forget my name "what should i do? i will answer you." i will answer precisely because of that

sbu, if not the sbu itself, it is necessary to invite the fbi intelligence service i don't know scotland yardnow the polish defense intelligence in some way and then somehow with them well, i'm having a hard time imagine even the prosecutor's office will start an investigation, but it's a bunch of yesterday's classmates. they were sitting next to each other somewhere in the law academy, and now vasya, you have to investigate petya and petya. says vasya, you're better off . let's drink some vodka. i'll give you another million so that you forget my name. what should i do, i will answer you, i will answer you, and that is exactly why, since 2015, an alternative vertical has been created about the sbu, there are elements of corrupt actions, it did not happen just like that, that is, they received funds, they received a certain incentive accordingly, and this is possible it is possible to investigate it, and accordingly, the vertical that was anti-corruption was created, this is the nabu, this is the sap, and this is, accordingly, the anti-corruption court, it is now completed, therefore, and dir

scotland yard call them "despicable". and he's nearly done it.cup of tea went up significantly last month as food prices continued to rise at record rates. costs for tea bags, milk and sugar all rose in october according to the trade body the british retail consortium. food price inflationjumped from 10.6% to 11.6%. higher costs for ingredients and energy and worker shortages are all contributing to the rise in prices. the rising cost of food is affecting charities too. at a time when they're seeing increasing need, donations are falling and rising prices mean they can't afford to buy replacements. here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan. these empty pallets show the stark reality for some charities. falling donations mean it's a weekly scramble for this charity to fill up to 1,000 food boxes a week for needy families across the north—east. we used to have 19 items in a box of food that we sent out. we are down to 17 now because we just simply don't have the money to put those extra items in. what have you taken out? we have take

i don't know the intelligence service, scotland yard, i don't know the polish defense intelligence in some way and then somehow with them well, it's difficult for me to imagine that even the prosecutor's office will start an investigation, but that's only yesterday , classmates. they were sitting next to each other somewhere in the law academy, and now vasya you have to research petya and petya say, vasya, you're better. let's drink some vodka, i'll give you a million more so that you forget my name, what should i do? i'll answer you, i'll answer you, and that's why, since 2015, an alternative vertical has been created about the sbu, there is the elements of corruption did not happen just like that, that is, they received funds, they received a certain incentive, and this can be investigated, this can be established, and accordingly, the vertical that was anti-corruption was created, this is nabu, this is er-e sap, and this is, accordingly, the anti-corruption court, it is now completed therefore and directly the main condition of our entry into the european union is the provision of

we know that the police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution, and now scotland yard is enough evidence to bring any charges and whether it would be in the public interest to do that. but in terms of buckingham palace, what they have said is they don't want to give a running commentary on an ongoing police investigation, but when these allegations first emerged, the spokesperson for the then prince of wales denied he had any knowledge of what is claimed, any knowledge of what potentially might have happened. now, in terms of michael fawcett, he has always said he will cooperate fully with the police investigation, and the saudi businessman has said he has done nothing wrong. 0ur correspondent simonjones. donald trump's twitter account has been reactivated, after its new owner, elon musk, let his followers decide in an online poll whether mr trump should be allowed back. the former president was banned from the site injanuary last year following the rioting on capitol hill. mr trump then set up his own platform — truth social — and claims to have no interest in returni

we know that the police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution, and now scotland yardto consider that evidence, to consider whether there is enough evidence to bring any charges and whether it would be in the public interest to do that. in terms of buckingham palace, what they have said is they don't want to give a running commentary on an ongoing police investigation, but when these allegations first emerged, the spokesperson for the then prince of wales denied he had any knowledge of what is claimed, any knowledge of what potentially might have happened. now, in terms of michael fawcett, he has always said he will cooperate fully with the police investigation, and the saudi businessman has said he has done nothing wrong. 0ur correspondence simonjones speaking to me earlier. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello, more rain to come through this week ahead. but for tonight, things turning a good deal quieter. the showers you've seen through the day gradually fading away into the nights, continuing for a time inland and will continue in the very far no

we know that the police spoke to a man in his 40s and a man in his 50s under caution, and now scotland yardhe cps now to decide whether to take any further action and if they decide to take action, what action that might be. in terms of buckingham palace, what they have said is they don't want to give a running commentary on an ongoing police investigation, but when these allegations first emerged, the spokesperson for the then prince of wales denied he had any knowledge of what is claimed, any knowledge of what potentially might have happened. now, in terms of michael fawcett, he has always said he will cooperate fully with the police investigation, and the saudi businessman has said he has done nothing wrong. the health secretary, steve barclay, says the government hasn't abandoned — just postponed — promised social care reforms in england. he has been defending a delay in introducing a spending cap for individuals. the chancellor's announced £2.8 billion extra for social care next year, rising to 4.7 billion the year after. isa very is a very difficult decision to delay— is a very diffic

prince's charity, michael fawcett, had offered to help get an honour and british citizenship, now scotland yardvidence and say whether there was enough evidence to bring any charges and whether it would be in the public interest to do that. buckingham palace have said that they don't want to give a running commentary on an ongoing investigation, but a spokesperson for the then prince of wales denied he had any knowledge of what might have happened. in terms of michael fawcett, he has always said he will cooperate fully, and the saudi businessman has said he has done nothing wrong. there's been renewed shelling close to and at the site of europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine. experts from the international atomic energy agency stationed at the zaporizhzhia plant reported that more than a dozen blasts were heard within a short period of time on sunday morning, and last night. russia and ukraine have blamed each other for the shelling. bethany bell sent this update. well, in a statement, the head of the iaea, rafael grossi, said that whoever was doing this needed to stop it immediately

rasputin , the results of which turned out to be more than unexpected, the british forensic officer, scotland yardit was he who investigated this murder more than a century ago, will gain access to all documents and photographs of the cases and establish the brand of the weapon from which the control shot was fired at rasputin's head, this pistol turned out to be a british revolver uel. nothing surprising in it was the standard personal weapon of british officers. another question is, to whom did this pistol belong? now let's look at this picture. it is stored in the state archives of london. the picture is interesting because it was taken in 1911 at oxford. it was in this year that he studied at oxford. felix yusupov but look at the young prince himself, he is third from the left in the bottom row. and here is another student, oswald rainer felix and oswald , two inseparable friends, as they would say today sweet couple, as you know, yusupov was unconventional this orientation. he brought from oxford. oswald reiner was a friend. and felix yusupov, they studied together at oxford. maintained a clo

not small thing they symbolise gone wrong with british policing as poms former chief superintend scotland yardd this show just a couple of months back only , 1.3% of just a couple of months back only ,1.3% of all just a couple of months back only , 1.3% of all recorded crime only, 1.3% of all recorded crime even leads to a summons to a court , never mind a conviction . court, never mind a conviction. we know that that 1.3% is overstay rated because the met and other forces are massaging the figures by not recording a lot of crime . the crime clare up lot of crime. the crime clare up rate in the uk is now all but statistically undetectable so it's not like a community institute tution letting its hair down and doing some club footed macarena. it's a totally fair old institution that's it's way miles from its mission and macarena is way of the plods putting algorithmic flat feet one side of the scales of , the one side of the scales of, the culture war, particularly with respect to transgender activism , british police have rubbish , , british police have rubbish, rubbish when it comes to burgla

not small thing they symbolise gone wrong with british policing as poms former chief superintend scotland yardd this show just a couple of months back only , 1.3% of just a couple of months back only ,1.3% of all just a couple of months back only , 1.3% of all recorded crime only, 1.3% of all recorded crime even leads to a summons to a court , never mind a conviction . court, never mind a conviction. we know that that 1.3% is overstay rated because the met and other forces are massaging the figures by not recording a lot of crime . the crime clare up lot of crime. the crime clare up rate in the uk is now all but statistically undetectable so it's not like a community institute tution letting its hair down and doing some club footed macarena. it's a totally fair old institution that's it's way miles from its mission and macarena is way of the plods putting algorithmic flat feet one side of the scales of , the one side of the scales of, the culture war, particularly with respect to transgender activism , british police have rubbish , , british police have rubbish, rubbish when it comes to burgla

scotland yard said it's made huge reforms including diversity training, more community engagement andw the industrial action is affecting things. no service on most lines. the elizabeth lines is running. on the 0verground there's no service between liverpool street and cheshunt / chingford / enfield town. the dlr has no service between shadwell and bank. and there's a reduced service on the central and northern lines. now onto the weather with elizabeth. good morning. today is set to feel really quite warm for this time of year with temperatures across the capital around five celsius above the seasonal average. it's also going to be very windy, there is a brisk south—westerly wind blowing and its should stay largely dry. temperatures rising this morning from where we were last night with the milder air filtering in from the west. brisk south—westerly, gusting perhaps as high as 35 to maybe a0 miles an hour, so certainly very blustery out there. some areas of cloud but also some bright and sunny spells, and we should stay dry. temperatures could peak to all the way up to 16 or 17 celsi

this of talking about this piece of black say of course the black say that of course the former scotland yardl an asylum who individual an asylum seeker who is raped is alleged to have raped a teenage boy has missing if someone claim his office if someone claim his home office if claiming commits claiming asylum commits a criminal then their bail criminal offence then their bail condition set the condition would be set by the police. way their police. the usual way their subsequent will dependent on subsequent will be dependent on the condition set on that abiding and them abiding by them. the home office not have powers detain individuals . powers to detain individuals. police bail an seeker police bail if an seeker absconds before a decision is made on their asylum claim, or if they failed to comply with our processes. we have a dedicated absconder tracing team , track them down and bring them back contact with the home office on. that claim may maybe withdraw on good grief and may full security checks are carried out . anyone enters the asylum out. anyone enters the asylum system. well, ma

scotland yard is texting 70,000 victims of banking scams today, as part of the uk's biggest ever policecommunicating to each other now. there are a multitude of reasons why they may get these. we are looking all the time at what we can do to ameliorate this. if nothing else to verify for them that what they experience is something we are familiar with. a so—called cost of living bus is set to visit dozens of areas around london over the next few months — offering people advice to keep them out of debt. city hall says half of those polled recently — earning under £a0,000 — think they'll struggle to pay their bills this winter. the support is free, and no appointment is necessary. let's take a look at the tubes now. just minor delays on thejubilee, hammersmith and city and piccadilly lines and the metropolitan line is part suspended between chalfont & latimer and amersham. now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. good morning. some milder air now with us from the south on a brisk south—westerly wind and the generally unsettled theme is set to continue for the rest of the week, so more