sean dilley has more.ce harry has been surrounded by armed metropolitan police protection. they used to travel the world with him and go with him wherever he went. but that was when and because he was a working royal. when he stepped down and left the country in 2020, that routine taxpayer funded protection was downgraded. government lawyers said armed security would still be provided but only when it was believed to be necessary and on a case—by—case basis. prince harry's case was that the decision made by the group, or the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures, was one, unfair and unlawful. his lawyers pointed out that panel members had included senior members of the royal household at a time when tensions between prince harry and some senior members of the royal family itself were incredibly high. thejudge did not agree. the court has found that there has not been any unlawfulness in reaching the decision of the 28th of february 2020. it is a judgment that will have securi

sean dilley, bbc news at chelsea bridge.evolved government was re—established — and one urgent issue for it to tackle is a new stadium planned for west belfast, to host matches in the 2028 euros. but it's far from simple. the location, history and funding of the venue are causing controversy and debate, as our ireland correspondent chris page explains. casement park has been derelict for a decade but in four years' time, a new stadium here is due to host matches in europe's biggest football tournament. the sporting authorities think it'll be a landmark moment for northern ireland's journey out of conflict. the euro 28 competition is a wonderful example of how far both belfast and the islands here have progressed in the last 30 years. but historical divisions are still an issue. casement park is in a part of west belfast where political violence was particularly severe. the stadium's named after an irish republican revolutionary from the early 20th century. cheering and applause. this was the last match at the ground in 2013.

sean dilley has more.as been surrounded by armed metropolitan police protection. they used to travel the world with him and go with him wherever he went. but that was when and because he was a working royal. when he stepped down and left the country in 2020, that routine taxpayer funded protection was downgraded. government lawyers said armed security would still be provided but only when it was believed to be necessary and on a case—by—case basis. prince harry's case was that the decision made by a group known as ravec, or the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures, was wrong, unfair and unlawful. his lawyers pointed out that panel members had included senior members of the royal household at a time when tensions between prince harry and some senior members of the royal family itself were incredibly high. thejudge did not agree. the court has found that there has not been any unlawfulness in reaching the decision of the 28th of february 2020. it's a judgment that will have se

sean dilley reports.rom the moment he was born, prince harry has been surrounded by armed metropolitan police protection. they used to travel the world with him and go with him wherever he went. but that was when and because he was a working royal. when he stepped down and left the country in 2020, that routine taxpayer funded protection was downgraded. government lawyers said armed security would still be provided but only when it was believed to be necessary and on a case—by—case basis. prince harry's case was that the decision made by the group, or the decision made by the group, or the executive committee for the protection of royalty and public figures, was one, unfairand unlawful. his lawyers pointed out that panel members had included senior members of the royal household at a time when tensions between prince harry and some senior members of the royal family itself were incredibly high. thejudge did not agree. the court has found that there has not been any unlawfulness in reaching the decision of

with more on this, our correspondent sean dilley is in the newsroom.uence of events that led up to the death and the allegations because that is all charge is that has transpired this evening. of easton on wednesday. after being stabbed he ran to stapleton road where motorists assisted him. he sustained some pretty serious injuries but he then collapsed in west street old market and died at the scene. we know from avon and somerset police and somerset police that two 15—year—old boys have been charged with his murder. in consultation with the crown prosecution service the police are accusing the two 15—year—old boys of the murder. the usual process will be followed and they will appear in court. that hearing is very likely, the case will then progress to a more senior court and the case would be heard. but since the stabbing and more generally, these have been engaging generally, polic have been engaging with headmasters and schoolchildren and increasing their visibility in the area. meanwhile, also in bristol, a 42—year—old woman has been arrested on

nearly ten days and say they now believe he went into the river shortly after the incident, as sean dilleyst known sighting of abdul shokoor ezedi. police believe that shortly after he entered the thames and died. now they say they will direct resources to confirm their theory. specialist police personnel are expected to start their search later at low tide but strong currents and winds could make their search lengthy. aililur their search lengthy. our marine support - their search lengthy. our marine support unit - their search lengthy. oi" marine support unit will be carrying out some searches of the thames, but, as you can imagine, at this time of year, the thames is very fast flowing. it may be some time if someone has gone in the water at this time of the year for a person to surface.— person to surface. dead or alive, detectives _ person to surface. dead or alive, detectives say - person to surface. dead or alive, detectives say theyl alive, detectives say they believe ezedi was responsible for launching a concentrated corrosive substance at a 31—year—old woman and her two daughters

nearly ten days but say they now believe he went into the river shortly after the incident, as sean dilleyorts. chelsea bridge at 11:30pm wednesday night. this is the last known sighting of abdul shokoor ezedi. police believe that shortly after, he entered the thames and died. now they say they will direct resources to confirm their theory. specialist police personnel are expected to start their search later, at low tide, but strong currents and winds could make their search lengthy. our marine support unit will be carrying out some searches of the thames. but as you can imagine, at this time of year, the thames is very fast flowing. dead or alive, detectives say they believe ezedi was responsible for launching a concentrated corrosive substance at a 31—year—old woman and her two daughters before throwing a three—year—old to the ground in clapham on 31 january. since then, officers have tracked the convicted sex offender's movements across london. police were able to follow what they believe were ezedi's final moments here close to the river. water below are rapid and cold. officers believ

with more on this is our correspondent, sean dilley whojoins me now...redibly tragic news we are bringing you. also bbc news online will have the various updates. police received a call at around 1240 this morning to what is known as the force control room. they had as the force control room. they had a call to check the address where inside they found three children are they obvious he could not be saved and were pronounced dead on the scene. 0fficers and were pronounced dead on the scene. officers have confirmed a 42—year—old woman is currently in police custody and in hospital. we won't begin to speculate what they may —— that may or may not be about but what we do know from the polices that a referral has been made to the independent 0ffice that a referral has been made to the independent office for police conduct in relation to previous police contact in this case. we don't have access to those police logs and we don't know what that contact may or may not have been. but police control rooms right across the country are in fact used to receiving con

sean dilley reports. chelsea bridge at 11:30pm on wednesday night.red the thames and died. now they say they will direct resources to confirm their theory. specialist police personnel are expected to start their search later, at low tide, but strong currents and winds could make their search lengthy. our marine support unit will be carrying out some searches of the thames. but as you can imagine, at this time of year, the thames is very fast flowing. dead or alive, detectives say they believe ezedi was responsible for launching a concentrated corrosive substance at a 31—year—old woman and her two daughters, before throwing a three—year—old to the ground in clapham on the 31st january. since then, officers have tracked the convicted sex offender's movements across london. police were able to follow what they believe were ezedi's final moments walking west and close to the river. detectives say they think he may have died near where i am standing now. now, this water is cold and very choppy. police believe it may take months to find his body — if, inde

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