its already been dubbed sian s law. taxi driver on her way home from a night out, her family have succeeded in helping change the law. they've been speaking to paul bartrop. for years elaine pickford has campaigned to prevent others suffering the same fate as her daughter. sian o'callaghan was walking home from a swindon nightclub when she was murdered by a taxi driver who had a criminal record. the changes which carry her name mean councils should now know more about a driver's history. that, to me, would be the ultimate. for people to use that term, sian's law, isjust, you know, immense pride, really. and, you know, incredibly poignant, you know, a legacy and a lasting testament to sian. the act introduces a mandatory database which shows if drivers have had their taxi licence suspended or refused and means councils have to share and act upon concerns raised about drivers. sian's case was raised in parliament. the family went along to watch. myself and liam went to the house of lords and it was quite an experience. it

torcuil and sian griffiths will be back again t 11:30 goodbye for now. sport is coming up next.chetan pathak with your sports news. we start with the premier league — on a night where burnley have boosted their hopes of survival with a 2—0 win over southampton at turf moor. in their first home game since sacking sean dyche, they were in front on 12 minutes thanks to connor roberts' great strike, what a time to get his first goal for the club, and just before half time burnley got their second. nathan collins heading in and that's how it finished. the win moves burnley to within one point of everton and safety, though they've played a game more, as interim boss mike jackson looks to keep burnley in the top flight in what would be a seventh successive season. we haven't changed a lot for that a couple of things put up the strength of this group is all along, the strength of this group is the group that they been together for a long time and that's the strength of it. i'm not reinventing the wheel here, all i'm doing is preparing the team, tweaked a couple little things that the dr

with me are torcuil crichton, the westminster editor at the daily record, and sian griffiths, who's education editor for the sunday times. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... borisjohnson on many of the front pages — shown here on the i during his trip to india, but the focus is on issues at home. the paper says tory rebels forced an investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. the telegraph says borisjohnson "buckled" over efforts to block that investigation, which was approved by mps without needing a formal vote. meanwhile, the metro quotes conservative mp, steve baker, during the debate in the commons. "the gig is up boris" is the headline, as the backbencher called for him to step down. the guardian calls it a day of humiliation for the pm, saying mrjohnson suffered a number of blows to his authority. elsewhere, the paper claims russian forces are burying civilians in mass graves, during efforts to seize the ukrainian port city of mariupol. the financial times leads with claims that the government wants to give ministers the power to rip up

when our school principal told us the mostly a sian parents we need to check our privileges and low andehold, they brought in woke policy when you get bonus point for experience factors. we heard this great idea, teach kids, 1, 2, 3, this school teaches machine learning and artificial intelligence and you need more than 1, 23 for that. we had a temporary setback with the supreme court, buts we will fight because this is about america and about the american dream that so many families came here to enjoy and to appreciate and we're going to fight for all americans. >> todd: the numbers are striking, the class 2021-22, this year versus previous yea african american was 1%, now 7, hispanic american was 3, now 11%. why did the school bend over backward to inject race over achievement? >> it is happening all across america. there is woke indoctrination happening in the school system from superintendents to -- we are changing elections and school boards and pushing back, but it is a machine that we're facing, the woke industrial complex, i call it. the really disturbing thing about this, the s

with me are torcuil crichton, the westminster editor at the daily record, and sian griffiths, who's educationrced an investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. the telegraph says borisjohnson "buckled" over efforts to block that investigation, which was approved by mps without needing a formal vote. meanwhile, the metro quotes conservative mp, steve baker, during the debate in the commons. "the gig is up boris" is the headline, as the backbencher called for him to step down.

with me are torcuil crichton, the westminster editor at the daily record, and sian griffiths, who's education editor for the sunday times. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... borisjohnson once again on many of the front pages — the i says tory rebels forced a new investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. "at last" is the daily mirror's headline — reporting that tory mps turned on borisjohnson in the commons today. but the daily mail says he has warned that investigations into lockdown law breaking in downing street cannot go "on and on and on". the guardian calls it a day of humiliation for the pm. elsewhere, the paper claims russian forces are burying civilians in mass graves after shelling the ukrainian city of mariupol. meanwhile, the times has a warning from western intelligence agencies that russia could still win the war in ukraine, with fighting now expected to last all year. the financial times leads with claims that the government wants to rip up the post—brexit trade deal for northern ireland, and highlights the potential response fr

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