probably scotland yard has something to say to british diplomats on this matter? intend to continue to strive to establish the truth and continue to expect to receive comprehensive answers, in particular. urgent requirement promptly to provide relevant information, appeals to the british authorities to ensure consular access to russian citizens, in accordance with the provisions of the vienna convention on consular relations of 1963 and the bilateral consular convention of 1965 . the facts eloquently indicate that the british side is not interested in a fair and impartial trial in the skripol case and is deliberately delaying the investigation of the saltbear incident. but they apparently did. that since they will provoke the kiev regime to corresponding anti-russian actions will encourage him to create a platform for nato, which will lead to an aggravation of the situation in the region, then everything will be forgotten that strategic defeat, as they formulate it for russia, is just a stone's throw away from all these dirty stories that they have concocted in th

they have just recently sent a dossier of what they call war crimes to scotland yard, now scotland yard once it receives this dossier is under an obligation to consider a prosecution under the um the not the international court of uh justice, but the international criminal court. what this says? is that this gentleman has ridden the wave of public impunity for actions in support of israel, um, and he may be the first person, one of the first people to come a crop up. it is absolutely uncontionable what that person does and he may well be liable for prosecution in the international criminal court uh, for such an activity, so... all of this is happening within a background, and the background is that people in this country are slowly getting tired of being gas-lighted. into seeing that um saying that because hamas is a prescribed organization, everything israel does in the territory is okay, all supporters of israel do in the territory are okay, i think that whoever supported that activity, could be in for a public relations disaster. all right, that's say, i'm afraid we're fresh out of t

scotland yard to investigate. yeah.i scotland yard to investigate. yeah.'re not if new not investigating. but if new evidence emerges, that is sufficient for an investigation, they will now, think that's a they will now, i think that's a rather way of saying rather diplomatic way of saying they really don't want to. well, they really don't want to. well, they it. they obviously don't want it. >> obviously want it. >> they obviously don't want it. >> they obviously don't want it. >> yesterday, >> and as of yesterday, yesterday, they're saying we're not more not going to now, today, more revelations have come out and now door open again . so, now the door is open again. so, um, . they don't i mean, you um, yeah. they don't i mean, you know, this man is so arrogant. >> he, he he just seems completely unaware of the loathing of in which that loathing of you in which that interview . interview. >> i mean, in the light of this again, it's important to say that prince andrew vehemently and repeatedly denied the allegations . and repeatedly denied the allegations.

some kind of reporting on this issue, and then that’s it stalled, no evidence , no action on the scotland yarde , no transparency, not a single press conference or briefing on this matter over the last couple of years, only leaks, stuffing, and then the topic was simply taken out of circulation, and so on every time, yes , she did her job, she, as you said, was simply taken out of circulation, and they do this all the time, that’s why those questions. this information in their countries, they do not give anything about those terrorist, for example, acts that are committed by the kiev regime, that is, either they do not talk about it in their own way internal audience, or they simply subject this information to such processing, after which it becomes false information, as was the case with the tragedy of il, which was shot down by the kiev regime and on board which were crew members. our citizens and those same ukrainian representatives of the armed forces of ukraine who were subject to exchange, and an agreement on which was agreed upon the day before, because this information was presented si

i think there was a role in the recent report and it's usually races. famously, scotland yard today as a much for peace. this while i finish smoke to every day that one has to same public, the find gold, we have a police chief metropolitan police commissioner who refuses to accept extremely rash and its pre missed advice from the home secretary as well. uh, a bravo. mm. uh and it's, it's fantastic, but the police have done this because they know a little modules on going anywhere near the send that be the send that off events would be over a m c. it's impossible to stop because they're predicting nearly half a 1000000 people to be present. today we will get the comp, but it was a crazy attempt to stop it tonight. i'm very glad people are out on the streets. yeah, one of the front boxes fronts tried to ban the demonstration van the united states, of course, has that constitution which guarantees the right to demonstrate. but i suppose when you'd mentioned these british politicians, it may not be no, no around the world. why is it that politicians, van politicians in western europe, lear

scotland yard said this was due to the lack of any new information, although the us court had recently to the case. american financier jeffrey epstein, in which the name of prince is mentioned 70 times, and also contains testimony from several witnesses claiming that andrew took part in sex parties. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels is maintained by the duty department and honest detective, subscribe, also our investigations, daily releases on the platform watch, go to the broadcast tab, turn on honest detective. and our release is now complete. maxim movchan was in the studio. see you on the russia-24 tv channel at 21. we continue our news review in the belgogorod region, another victim of ukrainian shelling, the ukrainian armed forces struck the city of shibekina. according to local authorities, the man who received a shrapnel wound has already been taken to the hospital. several power lines were also damaged and several were left without power. central streets. and earlier today , belgorod and five more districts of the belgorod region were attacked by t

i think there was a role in a recent report, an excuse me races famously, scotland yard today as a much for bees. when i finished slow to every day that one has to same public. that's fine gold. we have a police chief metropolitan police commissioner who refuses to accept extremely rash and its pre missed advice.

scotland yard says activists from the palestine action group were allegedly plotting to target the buildingts attack on israel, when more than 1200 people were killed. the attacks sparked israel's deadliest war against hamas to date. over 200 people have been taken hostage and are now captive in gaza. the families of those hostages held a 24—hour rally in tel aviv, renewing calls that the remaining 132 hostages be returned home. hamas has released footage showing three of the hostages seized on october 7. in the footage, the woman and two men appeal for israeli authorities to take action to ensure their release. it's unclear when the footage was filmed. this is a still taken from that footage. meanwhile, israel's military campaign has reduced much of gaza to rubble, the hamas—run health ministry saying that in the last 2a hours, 125 people have been killed in fresh attacks. more than 23,000 palestinians have been killed since the war began. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu remains defiant in his stance to continue the war until a, "total vi cto ry". wyre davies reports. a solemn co

scotland yard have confirmed that to the times this evening. that's over the times this evening. horizon it scandal. and then a gorgeous photograph of kate garraway and derek draper. her husband has died, she announced it on instagram today. the guardian, sunak asleep at the wheel as floods devastated england. the front page of the daily mirror, goodbye darling derek. again, kate garraway and her husband. in her post on instagram, kate said, i was so lucky to have you in my life. so moving and upsetting. on the front page of the ft, british library reeling from a cyber hit. and the story we did earlier, resignation over a climate which eat adding a by—election to sunak�*s worries. that's it breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. u nfortu nately unfortunately where they've been told to go has been bombarded. there frankly is no safe place in gaza, installations flying the blue flag are not safe. there's been some 217 incidences of the premises being bombarded or bombed, and 62 of those are direct hits— each of t

scotland yard says pro—palestinian activists were allegedly plotting to target the building to prevent has launched a petition after she was diagnosed with cervical cancer when she was just 20. at the moment, testing is offered to women when they turn 25. the uk national screening committee, which advises the nhs said lowering which advises the nhs, said lowering the age would do more harm than good. it's not a case of you can't get cervical cancer before the age of 25. i'm here to tell the tale. i would really love to make a difference for someone else, because i don't want anyone to suffer like i have. i have been living in hell for six years nearly. the government is looking at ways to crack down on disruptive street works in a bid to cut congestion and improve the roads. under the plans, companies that allow works to go on longer than scheduled will face biggerfines. it's hoped the measures will help to lessen the disruption and generate an extra £100 million, which will help to tackle potholes. let's take a look at the tubes. severe delays on the bakerloo, central, jubilee and pic

um in hq at new scotland yard. um who deal with international.ities. but as say , possibilities. but as you say, having these posters up will then produces a workload because you're going to have a lot of people politically people who are politically motivated, who are going to make comments, have to comments, which you then have to log treat, because every log and treat, because every comments number comments going to be the number of will, a result of people who will, as a result of people who will, as a result of posters, ring in and of these posters, ring in and say, i saw those terrible israelis do this. >> frankly, also number israelis do this. >> people ankly, also number israelis do this. >> people ankly say, 0 number israelis do this. >> people ankly say, i number israelis do this. >> people ankly say, i saw number of people who say, i saw terrible hamas do that will be non—trivial. therefore non—trivial. and therefore the police united police in the united kingdom, which policing the which should be policing the streets find streets of

but i think many people are asking why he has not been questioned at all by scotland yard. continued to evade law enforcement at every turn pushed mark and the last thing i would say about this really if you just think about his legacy, he is completely done. he will never be welcome back in the royal family and never hold a position of public prominence again. if he doesn't step forward and at least seem to be trying to do the right thing, this will be the first line of his obituary. >> martha: you know -- >> he has been known with a known sex trafficker. >> martha: he said many times he will help disclose these people and he didn't do anything wrong. i want to play back-to-back because this might be the worst atrocious interviews ever that he gave to a british journalist. let's watch two what these to remind everybody about the conversation with prince andrew back in 2019. watch. >> it was a convenient place to stay. it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but at the time i thought it was the right thing to do. and i admit fully that my judgment was probably colored by m

experiments, after 400 experiments, someone still succeeds in this miracle, the police, well, scotland yardis english scout ended in murder. the official version is an unsuccessful erotic experiment. the case was closed. most likely he killed himself. it was unlikely to be easy, and not everyone can do it, but it was actually theoretically possible. what's not the perfect crime? by the way, the fate of jeffrey epstein himself was surprising. he managed to evade punishment for 20 years, and obviously not without the help of his high-ranking friends. when he was finally caught, the billionaire promised to tell who exactly visited him and what they did there. almost immediately after the loud statement, the rich man was found dead in a prison cell. the official version is suicide, however, his brother does not believe this. the autopsy photos show that the hanging mark on jeff's neck is in the middle of his neck and goes straight back, as if someone had put a rope around his neck. strangled him, judging by the way the powers that be deal with the unwanted and obstinate, will the victims and ke

today, it has 196 members, connecting the new york police department, scotland yard, police in moscowbut for all its good work, interpol has been accused of doing the dirty work of some of its more repressive members. russia, for one, has used interpol to track down people who have run afoul of president vladimir putin. we visited interpol in leone, france, last fall and found an institution trying to navigate the treacherous path between policing and politics. on the banks of the rome river by a tranquil city park cities the highly secure global headquarters of interpol. for the past decade, it's been led by jurgen stock, a former vice president of the german federal police. >> the purpose of interpol is still the same, connecting police for a safer world. >> reporter: as interpol's secretary general, stock manages operations in leone and regional offices on five continents. 900 employees work at the leone headquarters. many are police officers on loan from member countries, chosen for their expertise. they don't carry guns or make arrests but rather collect and share information wit

in the complaint to scotland, yard or 9 u. k. citizen is active in these really ami is rarely officials as well. and for u. k. ministers complicit. it says by providing moral encouragement, political aid, and aiding and abetting. those alleged crimes taking place and cause of the evidence included in this dose you handed to the metropolitan police in police were told eyewitness accounts, photographic evidence of crimes, and they just crimes taking place in gaza, including attacks on civilians, civilian property infrastructure as well as hospitals and schools and the so called use of interest, indiscriminate means, like style, nation in the collective punishment of the palestinian people. none of these individuals a name for legal reasons, you know, c, t, j pieces that expects the metropolitan police now to count out a full and impartial investigation based on the journal hold on to 0 longer focused on, says an unprovoked attack within its borders by iran. has killed 2 children themselves. drunk happens in pakistan's below, jus

late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein , policing gaza jeffrey epstein, policing gaza the scotland yard have been criticised for posters appealing for witnesses to alleged war crimes in gaza . crimes in gaza. >> the uk gave up its british palestinian mandate in 1948, is investigating israel an appropriate use of british police time. >> well, there's a question for you, tom. >> i can't keep up on one half. it seems like a lot of people say britain's a small, it seems like a lot of people say britain's a small , tiny say britain's a small, tiny place with no influence in the world. and on the other hand, people seem to be pretending that we still run all of the middle east and we must be investigating everything about that which is it.7 are we a superpower or are we a tiny, diminished superpower or are we a tiny, dinandied superpower or are we a tiny, dinand you would have thought >> and you would have thought now, thought it. now, i would have thought it. >> and going to >> and we're going to be speaking who more speaking to people who know more about would have about this. but you would

suzanne says, i think right that think boris is right that scotland yard should look at issues we haveefore wading into international business. i guess it's a question of balancing . as nigel question of balancing. as nigel quite rightly said, there are legal obligations , but it just legal obligations, but it just feels to me that it's a sort of dilution of our resources. now, of course , the battle for the of course, the battle for the election has started. it's kicked off there were speeches yesterday and then there have been speeches today. the prime minister there, he wants to do something a little bit differently today. first of all, he couldn't even be bothered to put on, let's put a suit and tie on, let's just a little clip of him just say a little clip of him talking to some people in mansfield . mansfield. >> my working assumption is we'll have a general election in the second half of this year, and in the meantime, i've got lots i want to get on with lots that i want to get on with this saturday will be introducing significant introducing a significant tax cut people in cut

scotland yard says it's looking at potential fraud arising from money recovered from subpostmasters, result of prosecutions or civil actions , as . of prosecutions or civil actions , as. hundreds of people , , as. hundreds of people, including some still in afghanistan , are waiting to afghanistan, are waiting to resettle in the uk over two years after the taliban's takeover, nearly two thirds eligible under the afghan citizens resettlement scheme are yet to be relocated, causing concern about the slow process. the foreign secretary, david cameron, says two flights of eligible afghans left in december, leaving around 700 still in the country and a window on an alaskan airlines plane exploded mid—flight, forcing the aircraft to perform an emergency landing. the national transport safety board is investigating the incident. the plane had to land shortly after taking off from the us state of oregon . the aircraft state of oregon. the aircraft landed safely back in portland with 170 passengers and six crew members . as you can see, some of members. as you can see, some of the damage from

we can tell you now that scotland has launched scotland yard has launched a murder investigation aftern overnight. >> it comes after a man went into a police station earlier on today, claiming to have harmed a woman at a residential address where police found the body of a 32 year old woman, a 38 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. it is a developing story, more as we get it now. a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of a 16 year old boy in north london on new year's eve. harry pitman died after what police described as an altercation as crowds gathered on london's primrose hill to view fireworks. his sister taylor has hit back at false rumours on social media, indicating he might have been in a gang . she posted a message a gang. she posted a message saying her brother was a good boy with a heart of gold and would not have been involved in violence . now doctors have violence. now doctors have warned today that medical professionals may vanish altogether from the nhs unless pay altogether from the nhs unless pay is dramatically im

it claims to talk scotland yard.stuff that's come out . latest stuff that's come out. >> hasn't a good start >> it hasn't been a good start for year prince andrew for the year for prince andrew because there is a mounting pressure on scotland yard to invest in any new sexual assault claims against prince andrew. obviously we've had these new court documents that have come out this week and there's more kind of more claims of damaging sexual abuse , not indirectly to sexual abuse, not indirectly to prince andrew. >> and this is where i wonder if it all gets a bit. i mean, look, um, i have to say i'm not a fan. however the latest claims that have come out overnight saying, oh, well, he used to have a daily massage . yeah, well, there daily massage. yeah, well, there may implications from that, may be implications from that, but if it is just. well, he had a massage every day . well so a massage every day. well so what guess there has to be what i guess there has to be a balance of if there is kind of credible accusatio

there >> well, let's talk to former scotland yard detective peter bleksley, who joins us now.eter. good to see you this morning. i can't be the only person in the country who's thinking how is it that zombie knives and machetes are still legal to have in the uk ? well, legal to have in the uk? well, as as individual items, if somebody was to take that out onto the street, they're not legal. >> they're not legal at all. but there is a bit of a loophole that might enable somebody to keep one underneath their bed. for example. but here we have yet another initiative of relating to knives and to weapons. and the big question for me is, is it going to work? i fear it won't, because we used to have one piece of legislation that called everything offensive weapons . then we have more weapons. then we have more legislation that introduced a bladed article . then we had bladed article. then we had stipulations as to the length of a blade, then we had legislation about wording. there couldn't be any wording on the blades of these weapons, and now we're going to get something about the d

late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein , policing gaza jeffrey epstein, policing gaza the scotland yard its british palestinian mandate in 1948, is investigating israel an appropriate use of british police time. >> well, there's a question for you, tom. >> i can't keep up on one half. it seems like a lot of people say britain's a small, it seems like a lot of people say britain's a small , tiny say britain's a small, tiny place with no influence in the world. and on the other

scotland yard have responded unlicensed responded and said unlicensed busking ongoing issue in busking the interaction, the officer and her colleagues explained the busking legislation. a number of times. they that breach they clarified that the breach was busking itself was due to the busking itself rather do with rather than anything to do with the being sung. the songs that were being sung. the was mistaken in the officer was mistaken in saying that church songs cannot be sung outside church be sung outside of church grounds. for the grounds. we're sorry for the offence caused and will take the learning the gospel learning forward. the gospel singer well, she was on jacob rees—mogg yesterday . rees—mogg yesterday. >> i mean, it was it was quite humiliating. um, i never expected to be true . gutted like expected to be true. gutted like that especially. she said. i'm not allowed to sing church songs outside of church. it was just quite shocking for me. i'm not busking. i'm sharing the gospel. so um, when she came up to me and you know , uh, you're and you know, uh, you're busking, you

but the real problem here is if scotland yard were investigated making historic claims of rape by russellt why aren't they investigating prince andrew? the same thing appues. prince andrew? the same thing applies . we were told by applies. we were told by cressida dick that that the royals are no different from us. we should all be treated the same. but we're not. three times she refused to even investigate the allegations against prince andrew. we have a new chief constable now. maybe he could. he could take this forward. >> you raised the settlement out of court. the fact that prince andrew did not take the opportunity to go to court himself and clear his name , uh, himself and clear his name, uh, to put across what he might say in response to that is a prince going to a court , sitting going to a court, sitting through those proceedings might have been an embarrassment in and of itself, even if he was cleared, the way that the royal family often does things is behind closed doors, away from the public eye. could it be that, despite what this sort of settlement out of court looks like,

the total run by scotland yard has halved in the same time frame.u, danny, we'll start with you, danny. lottery, isn't danny. um, it's a lottery, isn't it? it's , uh, it's it? listen, it's, uh, it's heaven for burglars and thieves. >> you know where i live in royal leamington spa. warwick used station used to have its police station and leamington had its police station. ten station. warwick closed ten years there's a pub years ago. so if there's a pub fight in warwick, you've got to get plod down from leamington spa. of sudden you spa. all of a sudden and, you know, it's know, rush hour traffic. it's a bad move. >> to open them. greg, >> we need to open them. greg, you've it never works. >> defunding the police movement has complete and utter has been a complete and utter disaster in the country's that tried it. so it's an absolute disaster. they should reverse that. it's the one important point function of government to protect . its citizens. protect. its citizens. >> and yeah, closing the police stations is the very opposite to that. thank you f

let's speak to former scotland yard detective peter bleksley and big brother watches senior advocacypeter, should we be upset at the idea of just walking into a supermarket kit and having our faces sort of analysed? >> no, because cctv has been with us for many decades now. we accept that as a part of everyday life. what i would say is that parliament have been very slow to create a regulatory framework around facial recognition techniques, but no, this is technology which already is lowering crime rates. um, it's very useful . the met police it's very useful. the met police did a facial recognition exercise down in croydon only this week, and it led to a dozen people being arrested, eight of whom were wanted on warrant for crimes of violence. so it's useful technology as long as it's deployed correctly. >> all right. madeleine so if we've done nothing wrong, we've nothing to fear is the sort of message on that . message on that. >> well, that's certainly not the case because as we've seen with computer systems , like when with computer systems, like when these things go wrong, they

. >> well, let's talk to former scotland yard detective peter bleksley . who's here? peter.not just any evidence within the house. it's under understanding the family dynamics. what was going on in their social circles and all the rest of it. >> yes. it's about 26 hours now since officers forced their way into the property . and there was into the property. and there was a very brief statement from detective chief inspector burgess, the officer in charge of the inquiry yesterday, and he told us essentially what the two of you have just alluded to and very little else, although there was one key phrase within his words, and that was that they believe this is an isolated incident. so it's not one of those fast moving kind of cases where the police might be making an appeal for public assistance with somebody who was wanted, for example. it's very much not that. and if it is indeed isolated, then it may be that the beginning and the middle and the beginning and the middle and the end of this inquiry could all be contained within that property. >> yeah, that's what i was wonderi