. >> sheriff described how scot peterson an armed school resource deputy assigned to protect marjoryneman douglas high school failed to take action, he waited outside four minutes while the shooter was in the building. >> what should he have done? >> went in. addressed the killer. killed the killer. >> cops know it's their responsibility to go in it will. we all know in an active shooter situation in the first couple seconds is when most of the death occurs. >> i'm scot peterson been a police officer for 30 years. >> the deputy in question, 54-year-old scot peterson had wor worked at the school for eight years. >> he and i talked many times over the years. >> school internal documents painting a glowing picture in 2014 awarded school resource officer of the year commending him as reliable. >> i knew when i heard in the cafeteria the hairs on the back of the neck i said that never goes on. >> he is seen describing his response to security scenarios. >> i ran to my trailer grabbed my can id, shorts and sneakers and ran to the cafeteria and sure enough were four males in the cafeteria s

was in the sterling scenes in spain to the scots more in this r.t.s. than hawkins's joins us live down the last thing anybody wants to see at a football match these there is violence especially one that brings around a death what happened here you know of course football is a festival of sports a coming together of cultures but obviously not always it seems as the city of melbourne hosted the spartak moscow fans clashes saw five arrested both spanish and russian nationals were understand at this stage also multiple injuries reported as the fans pelted each other with objects including as we can see there flares and

scot peterson a 33-year veteran sheriff's deputy. but in the face of gunfire, he remained in the parking lot. we pressed the president today. >> the parkland sheriff was armed and didn't go in. does that give you any pause? >> deputy sheriff peterson, i guess his name is. he certainly did a poor job. but that's the case where somebody was outside, they're trained, they didn't react properly under pressure or they were a coward. >> but would a teacher be any different? would an armed teacher be any different? >> reporter: no answer. and soon he left heading to the conservative political action conference. there, among his most loyal supporters, the president freewheeling and off script so much so, he joked about his hair. >> what a nice picture that is. look at that. i would love to watch that guy speak. oh, boy. oh, i try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks. i work hard at it. >> reporter: he also reminisced about his election win over hillary clinton. the crowd breaking into that familiar chant. [ chanting "lock her up" ] >> rep

video from school cameras showed that the armed school resource officer, broward deputy scot peterson, stayed outside the building while the shooting was taking place. peterson has since resigned. new reports say other deputies didn't enter the school either. broward county sheriff scott israel addressed the accusations on cnn's "state of the union." >> while this killer was inside the school there was only one law enforcement person, period, and that was former deputy scot peterson. >> reporter: nra spokesman dana loesch was on nbc this week and says the gun group supports a measure to arm teachers in the classroom. >> this is something parents and educators are going to have to determine for their schools. our resources are at their disposal. >> reporter: but some lawmakers are proposing change. florida republican congressman brian mast says he'd support the idea of raising the age to buy a rifle to 21. the army veteran also says he'd support a ban on the ar-15, a weapon the former soldier says he's familiar with. >> it pains me to know that i went out there willing to defend my cou

deputy scot peterson had been assigned for at least the last eight years. twice before the shooting he received information about disturbing behavior involving the suspect nikolas cruz, but officials say his suspension and resignation are a result of what happened during the shooting. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. >> reporter: broward county sheriff scott israel said thursday as the shooting unfolded inside stoneman douglas high school deputy scot peterson stayed outside. >> when we and law enforcement arrive at an active shooter, we go in and address the target, and that's what would have been done. >> reporter: police say nikolas cruz entered the building on the east side and shot into four classrooms. then he took the stairs on the west side of the building and allegedly shot a victim in another classroom. he left behind his ar-15 in the stairwell. according to deputy scot peterson he stayed on the outside of the west side for four minutes. the shooting lasted about six minutes. in 2016 information was allegedly forwarded to peterson that cruz plann

scot peterson was armed and never entered the building. listen to what president trump said about him and other deputies whose actions are under scrutiny. >> i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they were not exactly medal of honor winners. the way they performed was, frankly, disgusting. >> the toefattorney for socot peterson says the attacks were unwarranted. he failed to meet the standards of police officers is patently untrue. mr. peterson is confident his actions on that day were appropriate. >> he said there were reports of fireworks outside first. it sounded like the gunfire was from outside. he was tryingcertain where the shots were coming from. he said he did everything by the book. >>> delta's decision to sever ties with the nra may cost them. they stopped offering discounted flights. republicans threatened to kill part of a bill eliminating a tax on jet fuel. lieutenant governor casey cagel said corporations cannot attack conservatives. delta is one of a dozen breaking up with the nra because customers ar

we are looking more about the school resource officer scot peterson waiting outside the building.nd i'm reluctant to blame too many blame on one individual. fear in the moment. i want to play though what peterson said at a 2015 school board meeting about his job. have a listen. >> limp almost on my way out. i'm 30 years. but i have other police officers that they have made homes there. you know, they are part of that community. we are all here for the same goal, to protect our kids. protect our property. >> you had interactions with him. you saw him at work before this all happened. do you think too much pressure or responsibility is put on folks like this in a situation like this? >> absolutely not. when you become a police officer, you take an oath to protect and serve. and i don't feel that peterson protected and served his children. just as he claimed he would. he broke a promise. and that's obvious in his inaction. >> understood. do you feel, because we've been learning about just other missed signals here, there were warnings about nikolas cruz before this. do you feel let d

the scots came charging back at them in the second half.two second—half tries to get them within a point but the welsh just hung on. they will be hoping that is a very good omen for the men. scotland probably narrow favourites here this afternoon and i cannot wait for this place to start filling up. it's an amazing stadium. absolutely. we will join you later and we will try to arrange some company for you. if i was there on my own now i would sing, just burst into song! you have sungin sing, just burst into song! you have sung in that stadium! that's probably why, it takes me back! now for something with just as many crunching challenges as the six nations. it's the mainly women's sport of roller derby. 38 nations are competing for the world cup in manchester this week and you can watch it live on the bbc. for a taste of how physical it gets, i've been to train with some of the highly—fancied england team. rollerskating has never been so physical. in the sport of roller derby, thou shalt not pass. it looks like organised chaos, but this is

. >> i'm scot peterson. i've been a police officer for 30 years. >> reporter: defending himself after being called a coward by the president. >> they didn't react properly under pressure or they were coward. >> reporter: and his inaction publicly questioned by the sheriff last week. >> so what should he have done? >> went in. address the killer. kill the killer. >> reporter: scot peterson's attorney in a letter calling the sheriff's remarks a gross oversimplification of events, saying he omitted several points, saying initially he received a call about firecrackers. when he heard gunshots, he thought they were coming from outside. the radio audio recordings confirm. >> going to the football field for a shooting. >> reporter: he says his client was unfairly attacked by many, including the sheriff. and allegations he was a coward are patently untrue. last night president trump told a room of governors he would have done things differently. >> i really believe you don't know until you test it, but i really beli

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now he said that scot peterson initially responded to the school for a call of fire crackers. but when he learned that it was, in fact, gunfire, he determined he thought that the gunfire was coming from outside of the school. and that is when he took a defensive position outside of the school and that is what protocol dictates. and that is what other officers started to arrive and they also took defensive positions according to him. he also said that his client, when s.w.a.t. arrived on the scene, he told them where the keys were to go into the building, where the shooting was happening and also drew them a diagram of the campus and he gave them access to the surveillance videos this which were key, we now know in locating the shooter. >> and trammy, obviously this new reporting comes as students are prepared to officially return to school on wednesday. we know that teachers starting last friday started going back, started to get preparations underway. what is the mood there? what are teachers and students saying to you today. >> reporter: this is a tough one. because we talk

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an attorney for scot peterson saying the officer is not a coward as many have called him. rather peterson remained outside because that's where he thought the shots were coming from. the attorney also accusing the broward county sheriff of rushing to judgment without considering all the facts. nbc's terry sanders has more. >> reporter: 12 days after the massacre, the attorney for armed campus deputy scot peterson is speaking out. peterson, under withering criticism for never entering the building as the killing went on inside. >> what was he doing on video? >> nothing. >> reporter: peterson's attorney now saying his heart goes out to the families of victims in their time of need. however, the allegations that peterson was a coward are patentsly untrue. and that peterson who resigned last week took up a tactical position because he thought the shots were coming from outside the building. >> based on his training, his protocols, equipment and tactics, he should have went in and done everything he could possibly have done to neutral eyes the killer. >> reporter: internal affa

the sheriff said the deputy identified as scot peterson should have taken aggressive action to stop the killer. the sheriff also said the 54- year-old deputy is no longer with the department.>> i decided this morning to suspend scot peterson without pay. pending an internal investigation. as is his right scot peterson chose to resign because he has the necessary time with the agency.>> president trump was focused on gun laws to date during a meeting with state and local leaders. he defended his suggestion some teachers be armed with guns so they can protect students. he suggested raising the age to buy a rifle to 21. he is also backing a ban on the sale of stocks by the devices used in the las vegas shooting. they turn a semi automatic rifle into a fully automatic weapon. president trump said he would support comprehensive background checks with an emphasis on mental health. we also heard from the head of the national rifle association as he weighed in on the debate.>> the nra's viewpoint and the agency's considerable influence.>> reporter: the nra itself has been under fire since this

, thatis matter for the visit of the scots, that is typically a high—scoring match.to kent and maybe into the london area too. if you had the chance, you will perhaps head to italy to see england take on italy there, kicking off at around three o'clock. that is the way the weekend is shaping up. there will be rain and snow at times, tending way on sunday. there will be a lot of cloud of armed and they will still be that cold wind. monday a bit more straightforward until this cold front rings more moisture in from the atlantic into a cold atmosphere. keep up—to—date with the forecast on that one. hello. i david eades and this is your business briefing. can apple still blossom into silicon valley‘s first trillion dollar company? plus juggfing first trillion dollar company? plus juggling three children and 15,000 staff. we hear from juggling three children and 15,000 staff. we hearfrom the juggling three children and 15,000 staff. we hear from the boss of booking.com on why more women should aim forthe booking.com on why more women should aim for the top in tax. and in t

the school's resource officer scot peterson, allegedly seen on video taking cover, has already resigned. >> our investigation to this point shows that during this horrific attack there was only one law enforcement person period and that was former deputy scot peterson. >> peterson, the school resource officer who has since resigned. kenneth, students are expected to return to class on wednesday? >> reporter: that's right. students will have a half-day, because this week is all about providing emotional support. but building 12, where the massacre happened, will never be used again, and the school will likely build a memorial park for the 17 killed. >> thank you. >>> and president trump now slamming the newly declassified democratic memo on the russia probe that rebuts the gop document released weeks ago. coming as the russia investigation enters a critical new week. here's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, the debate over the newly declassified memo on the russia probe, written by the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee adam schiff, has descended to schoolyard taunts.

former deputy scot peterson has taken a public beating over his failure to confront the florida high school shooter. now the one-time school resource officer of the year is now speaking out, explaining what he did and did not do. here's manuel bojorquez. >> he wasn't a brave guy. under pressure, he choked. >> reporter: the president again d.day criticized former school resource deputy scot peterson for not entering the building shere the shooting happened and confronting the gunman. peterson is now fighting back. in a statement his attorney said the first call peterson received was of firecrackers and not gunfire. and when he actually heard shots, he believed they were coming from outside and consistent with his training, mr. peterson took up a tactical position between two buildings. a radio transmission about a possible victim by the football field "served to confirm mr. peterson's belief that the shooter or shooters were outside." ( gunfire ) ort with over 100 rounds fired over six minutes, jeff bell questions peterson's claims. >> with that information, you know where those round

and that was former deputy scot peterson. >> reporter: some lawmakers are proposing change.rida republican congressman brian mast says he'd support the idea of raising the age to buy a rife to 21. the army veteran also said he would support a ban on the ar- 15, a weapon the former soldier says he's familiar with. >> it pains me to know that i went out there will to defend my country, willing to give everything with almost the exact same weapon that is used to go out there and unfortunately kill children here in parkland. and i think there is a very real opportunity here for response. >> reporter: 74 florida republican state lawmakers have already asked governor scott to remove sheriff israel from his post. but the sheriff from broward county already said he will not resign. elaine? >> quijano: omar, thank you. the parkland massacre has renewed calls to approach gun violence as a public health threat, like diseases or car crashes. over the past two decades the centers for disease control and prevention has been restricted from researching the impact of guns on public health.

this is something that broward sheriff scot israel had to answer to.ly saying that they are now investigating these claims. the internal affairs division is looking into these claims. again, these are being made by other local police here in this area. now, there are no surveillance videos from this particular spot. it was a parking lot here on the school campus. so it's not like they can go review the videos and see if this was actually the case. they're going to have to interview people and talk to witnesses to figure out exactly what happened here. take a listen to what sheriff scot israel had to say. >> at this point i have no independent knowledge from video or personal knowledge that any browa broward. >> i have not seen any video that shows deputies or police officers in any area not going in. >> that was my colleague, nbc news carrie sanders speaking with sheriff scot seritoday. basically calling on governor rick scott here in florida to suspend the sheriff. that is something the governor could do. we understand he still ordered the florida dep

yes, if scot peterson -- do i believe if scot peterson went into that building, there was a chance he could have neutralized the killer and saved lives? yes, i believe that. but as far as anything else done at this point, i can't say that. >> all right, joining me right now to talk about that we just heard, steve moore, a law enforcement analyst and a retired supervisory fbi special agent. good to sea ye you, steve. so what is your reaction when you say, one resource officer was there, but still unclear whether there were three other deputies there. shouldn't that surveillance tape have been able to answer that or clear it up by now? >> oh, it's probably answered. he's just waiting until he's forced to come out with all the facts on this. we've already heard from several officers from the police department that there were other broward county sheriff's deputies there. so i believe that information? hand and they're holding it kind of close right at this moment. >> so what's most troubling to you about the consequence of events surrounding this shooting? >> well, first of all, that the

. >> i'm scot peterson. >> reporter: deputy scot peterson resigned this week from the broward county sheriff's department after investigators say the armed school resource officer stayed outside the school in a defensive position while the gunman was still shooting inside the building. >> my wife and son go to that school. my wife's a teacher there. she's an assistant athletic director. >> reporter: for officers who did go into the school, like jeff heinrich, the emotions are still raw. heinrich was on the baseball field when he heard gunshots. his wife and son orp campus. >> by the grace of god, when i walked down the hallway, they found each other. they were able to shelter in place. >> reporter: officer chris crawford was on patrol when the shots rang out. the marine veteran says he grabbed his expriefl went into the school bracing for a shoot-out. >> my philosophy is if i got there while he's still shooting one of three things is going to happen. he's either going to be killed by me, i'm gog get killed by him oh, i'm going to be helping a wounded child. >> reporter: officer tim b

since 2008, but the scots coming to these matches with hope that they can scupper another title pushhe top of the table. ireland top of the six nations table as we head to the halfway stage of the championship. what a match in the next couple of minutes in dublin as ireland take on the welsh. with teams have described that as there cup final. 0lly foster at murrayfield. 0ne early kick—off in the premier league this lunchtime with strugglers stoke city the visitors to leicester. not many clear—cut chances in the first half, leicester's matty james firing over in the opening moments. but it was stoke who took the lead just before half—time, xherdan shaqiri continuing his great recent form. leicester were gifted a way back into. this was a horrendous goalkeeping errorfrom jack into. this was a horrendous goalkeeping error from jack butland, fumbling the ball into his own net. it isi-i, fumbling the ball into his own net. it is 1—1, with six minutes to go. that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 7. b

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she will have her fellow scots with her in both events. she is a tough competitor and she will get a good shout out. two dundee harriers in the team at a world championships. it is great and so world championships. it is great and so many youngsters have been inspired by seeing us out there competing. it is great to have two people that have run at a local club who still compete in the world championships. herb bid for another golden rule gets under way on thursday night. the winter weather has grabbed the headlines. but it's nothing compared to what the vertical skiiers had to endure when they took part in the european ski mountaineering championships. this was the scene on the southern slopes of the mount etna volcano. a spectacular setting and a dogwas even prepared to brave the cold and accompany the skiiers. the race had to be delayed for two days as the freezing conditions became simply unbrearable. it was exhausitng workjust to reach the finish line. you have to just hope it was worth it! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more t

inevitably, many won't be, and will get away scot—free.re has been a massive reduction in the numbers of roads policing officers, about a 27% reduction since 2010. the consequences of what can happen when underage drivers get behind the wheel means others are let to pick up the pieces. the sisters are calling for tougher sentences. i think the whole guidelines of the sentencing around death by dangerous driving needs to be changed. whether you are an adult or a child, you've still killed somebody. the government says it is committed to making sure that the courts have sufficient powers to deal with driving offences, and will bring forward proposals for changes in the law as soon as parliamentary time allows. phil bodmer, bbc news. time for the weather with nick miller. it might have been mild and sunny for many of us today, but there were still snow showers of rain, particularly in north west scotland. let's focus on the sunshine in norfolk this afternoon. the gorgeous afternoon. wintry showers in northern ireland. the picture shows speckl

you know play up from a nap and not sting that leopard eight was a columnist monkey an experienced scot can read a book. the smoke on the horizon is a telltale sign of slash and burn forest clearing just outside the boundaries of the national park files were once natural occurrences here and accepted by the forest hunters were once a part of the ecosystem but the rainforest has been so much reduced by banning and carrying that it can hardly tolerate any more human activity. in the interests of future generations and out of respect for the natural wild it's vital to preserve what's left of the forest itself sufficient it doesn't need people but it can tolerate a small number of visitors the kind to just look and listen without destroying the kind who don't make that presence felt too much to pass through with respect and people carrying cameras but not chainsaws all guns and weather tourists at least they'll be no patches. am. the great primeval rain forest has been damaged and reduced beyond japan the tiny is now one of the nostromo jungles in west africa. entering the conflict zone con

deputy scot peterson has resigned after being suspended.d have acted. scot peterson was absolutely on—campus through this entire event. he was armed, he was in uniform. but what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in. as the funerals take place of the 17 victims of the shootings, a fierce debate is raging about how to stop another school massacre. president trump has suggested arming teachers. i think a concealed permit for having teachers, and letting people know that there are people in the building with a gun, you won't have, in my opinion, you won't have these shootings, because these people are cowards. his suggestion has been condemned by many teachers, who say the only way to stop shootings in schools is to have fewer guns, not more. charlotte gallacher, bbc news. a fourth british tourist has died as a result of the helicopter crash in the grand canyon nearly a fortnight ago. jonathan udall, who was in his 30s and from brighton, was on honeymoon. his wife, ellie milward rem

about the arms security officer on campus that never went in the school when the shooting began in is scot peterson from a 2015 school board meeting. >> if he had one guard he didn't turn out to be too good, i will tell you that. he turned out to the be not good. he was not a credit to law enforcement, that i can tell you. >> broward county sheriff said peterson clearly knew there was a shooter in the building and stayed outside four minutes while the massacre took place. >> finding out more about the training for school resource officers. >> plus, keeps resource officers in schools when the district wanted to save money. >> it is the role of john is to protect. >> harry earl did not comment on scot peterson hiding instead of going inside while students were being killed. >> but since the shooting in their own police lobby in 2012 when three officers were shot and they killed the suspect. >> that brought to light the important of training and being prepared. >> they include a solo officer response that trains them to respond with accuracy and immediacy. >> they hear live gunfire and they h

it also saw the scots lift the historic calcutta cup for the first time in ten years. plan and we executed it really well. if you look at that tests that well. if you look at that tests that we had, they've been outstanding. we managed to get back on that type of form, and it was awesome. do you think scotland can get back on track with yellow it will definitely be tough, but if we keep performances like that, we have got a chance and we can build on it next week. ireland stayed on course for the grand slam after running in five tries, in a thrilling victory over wales in dublin. the final score was 37—27, as result that makes it three wins from three for ireland in the tournament. i think when we went ten points up with less than five to go we sort of felt, keep control of the ball, keep control of the defence and the game was over. as in france, we don't like to do things easy. but again, great character. wales are great outfit. and we look at this game and,i outfit. and we look at this game and, ithink outfit. and we look at this game and, i think on one hand there

was inside the school there was only one law enforcement person period and that was former deputy scot peterson. coral springs arrived. a group went in i think about four minutes we're projecting, after the killer left the campus. i understand that they're going to give statements to us regarding the other three, four, five deputies at this point we have no reason to believe that any one acted incorrectly or correctly. that's what an investigation is. everybody's entitled to their own opinion but nobody's entitled to their own set of facts. we do know, jake, that deputy peterson at the time uttered -- he disseminated information over the police radio. we don't know why those -- what those deputies heard. perhaps they did something by what they heard from peterson and that will be, you know, outlined in interviews. we'll get to the truth but at this point one deputy was remiss, dereliction of duty and he's now no longer with this agency and that's peterson. >> you're saying that because during the time the shooter was in the school you say peterson was the only one there but that's not

the scots irish, people of england -- english dissent, ,erman descent, scandinavians cherokees, other native american groups. ofves, free blacks, all those people create this upland south of culture. free range herding of capital and hogs -- herding of cattle trapping hunting and is a crucial element of life, along with religious practices that they bring. their music tends to be scottish, irish, german influences, some african influences. it all gets transmitted from the horse area -- the area upland south, east of mississippi, over to the ozarks. that is the culture that you get. lture people have come to associate with the ozarks in the national consciousness. it is the same culture that carries out corn, whiskey making traditions, moon shining, that kind of stuff. it is a culture that could be closed, it could be tureed, but it was a culter hardnessired a certain and toughness to survive in a ozarks, wheree much of it was an anuunruly pla. then you had these oases like northwest arkansas thrown in there. one of the things that has inined the ozarks, at least the late 20th century

kind of culture that gets created in appalachia and middle tennessee and places like that from the scots, irish, and people of english descent, german descent, a handful of scandinavians thrown in, with cherokees and other native american groups, slaves, free blacks, all of those people create this upland south culture of free range herding of cattle and hogs. and hunting and trapping as a crucial element of life along with their religious practices that they bring with them and their music, which tends to be scottish, irish, with german influences and african influences. all of that gets transmitted from the upland south over to the ozarks. that is the culture you get and the culture that people have come to associate with the ozarks, just in the national consciousness. it is the same culture that carries out corn whiskey making traditions and moon shining, that kind of stuff. it is a culture that could be violent. it could be very close minded. it was a culture that also required a certain hardness and toughness to survive in a region like the ozarks where much of it was a rough and un

but the scot is determined to ignore all the haters and is a strong medal hope for great britain.is is forecast to be the coldest on record as the new england patriots face

after taking silver behind fellow scot laura muir in yesterday's 3000m, eilish mccolgan dominated the take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in 10th place at the ruta del sol on his return to racing as tim wellens claimed overall victory in the race around andalucia in southern spain. froome has dominated the attention during the race this week butjust scraped into the top 10 after the final time trial,

when sheriff scott israel accepted deputy scot pedders pe resignati resignation, he minced no words,aying peterson failed to do his job. peter, who remains the subject of an internal affairs investigation, even though he's not with the department, is disputing the sheriff's description of his actions. this morning, scot peterson, the broward county sheriff's deputy that some are calling a coward for not confronting the parkland scooter is fighting back. in a statement, he says allegations that mr. peterson failed to meet police officers is untrue. >> what should he have done? >> went in. >> reporter: he received a call of firecrackers when he heard gunshots. but he believed the gunshots were outside. and deputies are trained, that in the event of outdoor gun fire, one is to speak cover and assess the situation. these are their procedures that say in part, if real-time intelligence exists, the sole deputy or a team of deputies may enter the area and/or structure to preserve life. it makes no distinction between indoor or outdoor incidents. since the shooting, there's been calls, inclu

after taking silver behind fellow scot laura muir in yesterday's 3000m, eilish mccolgan dominated the 1500 women's final. she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in 10th place at the ruta del sol on his return to racing as tim wellens claimed overall victory in the race around andalucia in southern spain. froome has dominated the attention during the race this week butjust scraped into the top 10 after the final time trial, but it was the belgian who held on to take overall victory in the race and the winner's red jersey. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. coming up next it is meet the author. coming up next it is meet the author. if you have read any of the four mick herron novels featuring jackson lamb, you will know what to expect in the fifth, london rules. skulduggery, streets alive with lowlife a nd skulduggery, streets alive with lowlife and a threat of terror, a political class that is self—cen

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scot peterson was facing suspension after an investigation revealed he remained outside the buildingconfront the gunman. it's not yet known whether criminal charges will be brought.” not yet known whether criminal charges will be brought. i saw a deputy arrived at the west side of building 12 and take up a position and he never went in. was he there when the shooter was still inside the building? yes he was, he did not go in, what he should have done was going, address the killer, kill the killer. detectives investigating two murders in camden earlier this week have arrested an 18—year—old man. he was arrested in camden on suspicion of two counts of murder and one count of grievous bodily harm. the police say both murders are being treated as linked, and are appealing for information two people are still being questioned after a suspected hit—and—run in coventry, which killed two young brothers. a man in his 50s, and a woman in her 40s, we re his 50s, and a woman in her 40s, were arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and drink—driving. a two—year—old boy was pro

after taking silver behind fellow scot laura muir in yesterday's 3000m, eilish mccolgan dominated thesh in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in tenth place in the ruta del sol on his return to racing. chris froome has dominated the attention during the race this week, but just scraped the attention during the race this week, butjust scraped into the top ten after the final time trial, but a belgian held on to take overall victory in the race and the winner's red jersey. that is all from sports day, there will be more spot on bbc news throughout the evening. thank you forjoining us. thank you forjoining us. good evening. sunshine was much more limited today as we head into tomorrow there is likely to be a change of fortune. all this cloud is spilling in front of the atlantic, but there are a few breaks behind that and they could arrive in western areas tomorrow. at the moment we have got thicker cloud thatis moment we have got thicker cloud that is pushing its weight eastwards and that is bringing outb

but the scot is determined to ignore all the haters and is a strong medal hope for great britain.hink it's chilly in england? 7 well, tonight's super bowl in minneapolis is forecast to be the coldest on record as the new england patriots face the philadelphia eagles. the game is indoors, but officials are still sending a warning to those attending in minnesota, especially as the tightened security measures could lead to longer waits to get inside. on the field, the patriots are looking for a record—equalling sixth super bowl title, which will give their star tom brady more wins than any other player. the eagles have only appeared in the super bowl twice, losing on both occasions. the super bowl is live on the bbc tonight, on bbc one from 23:15pm, straight after match of the day two. that's all from sportsday. we will see you later in the evening. we all watch other people, but most of us feel uncomfortable when we become too curious about them. why they're doing this or that, what they're thinking. consent by leo benedictus is a novel that describes the nightmare of a curiosity th

scot peterson, a deputy sheriff who arrived outside the school 90 seconds after the shooting started, and he's taking a mighty kicking from the president. he was there for five minutes, during the entire shooting. he heard it right from the beginning. that's the case, where somebody was outside. they were trained. they didn't react properly under pressure or they were cowards. speaking to conservative activists, the president also restated his belief that some teachers should be carrying concealed weapons in school. and the beauty is it's concealed, nobody would ever see it — unless they needed it. it's concealed! so this crazy man who walked in wouldn't even know who it is that has it, that's good. that's not bad, that's good. and a teacher would have shot the hell out of him before he knew what happened. and in florida, the governor has announced a range of measures to tighten security. the goalrefr this plan aiaatieu in protecting our schools. provide significantly more resources for mental health, and to do everything we can to keep guns out of the hands of those dealing with ment