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ones that will be identified are the prime minister, if he was to receive a fixed penalty notice, simon casebinet secretary, and rishi sunak, the chancellor. the telegraph have said that by accusing the police of following guidance, which was issued on the back of the levinson inquiry, which was remarkably whole decade ago... saying that, basically, people who receive relatively minor punishments such as speeding fines, fixed penalty notices, should not ordinarily be identified, however the point is being made to the silly guidance, it is not rules, so don't have —— is only guidance. scotland yard is coming under criticism. it is hiding behind this guidance, critics say. they say these republic —— were publicly funded civil servants in publicly funded buildings. therefore it is in the interest of transparency their identity be revealed. 1 interest of transparency their identity be revealed. i suppose the fact that the _ identity be revealed. i suppose the fact that the telegraph _ identity be revealed. i suppose the fact that the telegraph is - running this headline, we know relatively littl

and another party at the office of the uk's top civil servant, simon case. hat a party took place on 18th december. however, a video obtained by itv news shows the prime minister's then—press secretary allegra stratton, joking about reports of an event, saying, "this fictional party was a business meeting and it was not socially distanced." she's since resigned. and finally, the daily telegraph broke the news of two staff parties held in downing street the night before the duke of edinburgh's funeral — during which an adviser acted as dj and another was dispatched to the shops with a suitcase to stock up on wine. we will have more reaction to this news that 20 fixed penalty notices will be issued in respect of some of those, stay with us for that. will be issued in respect of some of those, stay with us for that. the actor, will smith, has issued a full apology to the comedian chris rock, for slapping him during the oscars awards ceremony. the on—stage violence — prompted by a joke about the star's wife — was seen live by millions of people around the world.

minister was facing a fine, and today confirmed they would also reveal if the cabinet secretary, sir simon case 10. i will put on screen the parties they are investigating. there are things we still don't know. some people may have been find it twice. some people may have been find it twice. we don't know if the prime minister knowingly misled the house of commons. if he did, normal convention would dictate he would have to resign. we don't know if he was misled by his officials and in turn misled the house of commons, he would then be expected to come back and correct the record. let's speak to anita boateng, former conservative special adviser in several government departments. that is the key issue. wanted to come to the house on december the 1st until no rules are broken when quite clearly at the met police has decided there were? yes. quite clearly at the met police has decided there were?— decided there were? yes, i think fundamentally _ decided there were? yes, i think fundamentally this _ decided there were? yes, i think fundamentally this is _ decided there were? yes, i think fundament

police, chancellor rishi sunak, the cabinet secretary, the most senior civil servant in the country, simon casessure to say whether they have received fixed penalty notices. then you will think about senior civil servants who are not well—known public figures but have accountability for the system created, you could argue they would have a public duty to say they have been found to have breached the laws they had a hand in creating and enforcing. further down the ranks you think aboutjunior civil you think about junior civil servants you think aboutjunior civil servants involved, did not have a great amount of responsibility, are not paid very much, are not public figures, will they be named? and i think the cabinet office is quite concerned about the people who do not have a public profile and there is a unit in place to look after them as they faces potentially write stressful public onslaught. and just to prepare them for the fact this could be a long haul because we don't know when the police will say this investigation is drawn to a close. . ~' , ., this investigation is drawn to a close.

to beanie from westminster and the primers to's spokesman has said that if the cabinet secretary simon casetory of sisters, alex and shy—ann. they reported allegations of abuse by their father three times before he was finally prosecuted. the cps said it is working with police nationwide to transform the way these cases are handled. rebecca coxon reports. you've made a report of sexual offending to derbyshire police. sisters alex and shayan were raped by their father as children. for the past 11 years, they have been trying to get him charged. this letter is to explain to you why i reluctantly decided that the case should not be charged. their case has been rejected three times. a significant weakness is that when your sister alleged abuse in 2011, you denied that you'd been abused yourself and indeed said that your sister was lying. i didn't really get a chance to be a kid like i've had to grow up quite quickly. when alex was 11 years old, in 2011, she did not back up her sister's allegations when questioned by the police. now 22, she says she lied because she thought the abuse was normal.

simon will resume her position. while legal counsel continues to handle this case you'll remember, simon was told that she lose her seatter she moved across the street from her district's boundaries, even though she says she was assured by the agency. her new address was within the district. before she moved coming up here on mornings onto the nine. you'll remember there was a fair amount of uproar when it was announced that major changes were likely coming to san francisco's famed castro theater. now why a choice that was just made and who will be directly involved in that project appears to reflect the neighborhood where that historic oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability.

downing street have said they will confirm if the prime minister or his top civil servant, simon case borisjohnson's own mps has simmered down — the war in ukraine focusing minds elsewhere. but if he is found to have broken the law, or misled parliament, that pressure could very soon come back. ione wells, bbc news. a teenager who racially abused the england footballer, marcus rashford, on twitter after the euro 2020 final has been jailed for six weeks. justin lee price, who's 19 and from worcester, admitted one count of sending a grossly offensive message by public communication network. price posted the tweet following england's penalty shoot—out defeat against italy in last summer's final at wembley. according to an annual study into media habits, from 0fcom, children as young as five use social media, despite most platforms having rules users must be over the age of 13. it has reported that a third of parents of five to seven—year—olds revealed their child had a social—media profile. yih—choung the is the group director of strategy and research at 0fcom. thank you so much forjoini

simon disputed that she asked the agency and was told her new address was within district seven boundaries. b.a.r.t. says it has talked to lawyers about the caseound that the board of directors did not take the required steps to declare a vacancy on the board. so, simon will continue to serve her term. it's not determined if her home is in district 7. >>> the dry docks are about to get busier. congressman garamendi was there. he said it's big deal because there's not repair facilities on the west coast for the big vessels. the expansion would double or triple the number of workers. >>> look around town. you'll see a lot of tall guys and excited basketball fans. march madness is in san francisco for the first time in more than 80 years. the ncaa tournament means a business boom. restaurants getting ready for a busy week tonight. the games tip off tomorrow at chase center, the businesses say the timing wouldn't be better. >> this type of event for san francisco, in march, is going to be the catalyst, the launching pad for the city to get back on its feet and for the energy to come back. two games at chase center. a big weekend of college basketb

simon, with regard to that. well, you know, that debate continues, but to germany makes the case that their dependence on russian fuel gas particularly, is so great. it's well over 40 percent, according to some figures. and it is so great that you can't just switch it off overnight. you that would cause chaos in the economy. of course, we're already looking at a situation where energy prices have got very high, already causing pain and threatening to cause more for consumers. and for businesses, there have been warnings that significant unemployment could also be the result. so the dependence on russian energy is just a fact, but it's a very painful fact given that to pay for that energy, millions of euros a flowing into russia every day. some of that, of course, is ending up in the russian defense budget. so i don't think there are any easy answers, many european countries calling for a complete embargo, but others like germany and italy as well, i believe saying no, we have to find other ways. and that's why, you know, how back has been in the go, for instance, looking for alternative sources so that they can

apply until 7 am on march 7 to rumble. simon, therefore, i asked her all keep residents to prepare for the fact that they will have to be a home for 2 days, or in the case of an alarm in shelter. i was assume overdue, oil gritty, the prime ministers of poland, slovenia, and the czech republic of arrived in keith by trade in what they're calling a show of support from ukraine's you allies in an official statement, a check, a prime minister. petra fiala said the purpose of the visit is to confirm the unequivocal support of the entire european union, the sovereignty and independence of ukraine. well, high ranking a european union officials, voice concern of the security risk of this trip and said the 3 leaders were acting independently. meanwhile, negotiations between ukrainian and russian representatives resumed to day dw matessa. bollinger and keith has more on have people in the country seeing those talks. well, of course, people hope that these fighting's will end and that there will be peace again. but the question is, what can be achieved in these talks? are the 2 countries have very different takes on what's happening here? or russia is basically st

expecting much rain to come at all and they studied in did the, the case, the humanitarian organizations say samaria could be on the brink of a simon, thanks so much. malcolm web now still had an al jazeera in his ins, once again, protesting is time against the drafting of a new constitution. will be live in the capital. a lively presidential debate in the philippines. the real talking point is who didn't take part and installed another carrier, landmark full of bron james is he moves is that closer to the top of the old times for english ah hello for. i don't often get to say this, but scotland is one of the warmest parts of europe at the moment. we've seen some very high temperature sir feeding up towards at northwestern corner of the continent. next courtesy of this area of the high pressure was citizen high pressure. they traveling a clockwise direction with dragging up some warm air up towards the north west of the a region lobby showers continued down towards the south, but fine and dry, more spring sunshine. coming in across a good part of europe over the next couple of days. so that was a top temperature in the highlands of

case of the alleged tinder swindler. >> reporter: he was handsome, charismatic. and seemingly wealthy beyond measure for for celia, it was an easy decision to swipe right. >> this guy, simon that he lives a very different life than what i'm living. he had some selfies, a picture in a nice car. you could see that it was a private jet. just an overall package. >> reporter: she says she was immediately swept off her feet by simon la vive into a high-powered world of luxury. >> his aura, charisma -- >> reporter: after all, most fifth dates don't end in a trip on a private jet. >> texting my friends like, i don't know what's going on. started feeling this guy is actually nice and funny. yes, someone that i can date, and maybe have something with. >> reporter: but her dream of finding mr. right went horribly wrong. >> i hate him. he's so horrible. >> reporter: celia says simon told her he was an israeli millionaire, nickname "prince of diamonds." but he wasn't who he said he was. instead, she alleges he defrauded her out of about $200,000. >> sorry, it just comes, i can't help it. it just -- it's just so painful. because i hate myself. i just hate that i did this, you know? >>

simon. therefore, i asked her all keep residents to prepare for the fact that they will have to be a home what before 2 days or with in the case of an alarm. in shelter, i was assume overdue oil gritty as to allow civilians to be evacuated. they also hoping to be able to deliver aid to the besieged city of merrier pope where the situation is becoming increasingly desperate. in a matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. then the bombardment begins with this is what life looks like and mario paul, a city under siege by russian forces. when i want the feel on you, we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest. they should have told us something, at least about what's going on and where like your heavy sheylan has destroyed homes. supermarkets and hospitals and mario paul residents have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here since the war began. it will be done is that will responsibility for the war crimes of the russian military . it is inevitable. soon as his ward for the deliberate humanitarian catastrophe in ukrainian cities kn

simon. therefore, i asked her all keep residents to prepare for the fact that they will have to be a home for 2 days. or we believe in the case of an alarm in shelter. i was assume older gritty elsewhere abs. ukrainian authorities say that determined to open 9 human italian corridors to allow civilians to be evacuated. officials in the besieged city of morrow, paul, se some 2000 civilian cars. i've already left a long one evacuation route. authorities are also hoping to get aid to people inside the city where the situation is becoming increasingly desperate. in the matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. and then the bombardment begins with this is what life looks like and mario paul. a city under siege by russian forces. when i want the house on you, we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest. they should have told us something, at least about what's going on and where, like your heavy sheylan has destroyed homes. supermarkets in hospital, the mario paul residents have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here since the war b

simon. therefore, i asked her all keep residents to prepare for the fact that they will have to be a home. what before 2 days or a waiver was in the case of an alarm in shelter. i was as who molded away gritty a residential areas outside along the outskirts of kiva, already had already been shaken by russian shoving abundance. he w. mathias, bullying her visited the area and spoke with an elderly woman who was a lived already through one war. yes, love an affiliate. incur has been sitting outside her apartments since the early morning hours. she's waiting for someone to pick her up after the apartment she has been living for decades was shelled over night. cool, this is it one we're in another small one and a kitchen. that's what it was. it was 5 a m, when a shell hit the house with the heat. there was a loud bang and then immediately, atheist, some kind of white snake looked back in the eyes and the throat of the door. and then i had the fire fighters in the corridor saying yes, don't go out in the staircase is gone it yet. so they had me climbed down on a fire fighters ladder with cleaning up some of the debrief. but it's hard to ima

and was the case, camera moon, once again, th match winner fo senegal, a we will fi out who they plain qatar on friday when the draw for the world cup takes place. anchor: indeed. exciting. simoneat pele said before the end of that century a team from africa will win the world cup. it did not happen, but it was getting close. do you feel there is a true contender coming from the african continent going into the next world cup? reporter: hard to look past senegal if you look at contenders from the continent. senegal really havthe team, the manager, now the experience of winning a major tournament, going into it. they have the best players in the world. you have t say that these games against angyptian side are far below others. you expect senegal to put the game to bed, so we will have to wait a see if senegal can raise the bar of their game and if they can rise to the expectation, because no african team has ever made it past the quarterfinals at a world cup. ghana came closes into thousand 10, and there was the handball incident, the reduard,he shootout misses,o we are still waiting. the president has made it one of his priorities that under his tenure that anfrican nation wi

says simon martial push co in front of an oncoming subway train in january goes from fremont that she worked in new york as a consultant. the state's district attorney requested 2 weeks to review the case. the case is adjourned until april 19th. in the east bay. alameda police say they have solved a for decades old cold case. the murder of a korean war veteran. dna evidence was used to identify. and richard bernard, as the man who killed 43 year-old richard michelle senior, that was in his home back in 1977, the victim was a former marine, was stabbed during an attempted burglary. an arctic convicted serial burglar was shot and killed in an unrelated incident in 1989 michelle son said he had long since given up hope that the case would be solved. >> long, hard road. but i'm glad we have. >> final resolution to this, then you're good man. he would. you know, we're back with to help people out human straight years. >> he adds he is grateful the family can finally put this tragedy behind them. the retired officers who worked on this they are currently looking into 6 other alameda cold cases. oakland ceasefire program will be making a full return after a violent weekend in the city. mayor

case would really rebound against america itself if they push it forward. as far as the peace talks are concerned, i'm slightly more optimistic than simon because, as i say, i on a number of key issues there has been real progress. but i'm afraid he is also right when he says in eastern ukraine in the donbas, there will be moreeavy fighting. while the russians try to achieve a line which can aow putin to claim victory in every real since has been a disaster for russia and a disaster for which you, of worse, is personally responsible for. amy: anatol lieven, thank you for being with us, senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. and thank you to simon schlegel, joining us from poland. but we come back, covid-19 coverage is ending for the uninsured. we look at who will bear the impact of the cuts come how the pandemic has led to a renewed push for medicare for all. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "make due instrumental" by the professional madlib. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as cities across the united states lift mask mandates and researchers track an upti

and he made it pretty convincing case and frankly the events and evidence since then have backed him up. so this bill, the paul simon water for the world act, was designed to build on the success of an earlier effort called paul simon's rt for the poor which had passed ten years before and sought to bring clean water and sanitation programs to the world's poorest communities. today as we mark world water day, i want to recognize what we've accomplished with these two pieces of legislation. they have helped provide for the first time access to clean drinking water and sanitation for more than 60 million people around the globe. those successes have also improved global health, economic development, and educational attainment. and they proven how far just a little federal funding invested in the right area can go. both of those laws were passed on a bipartisan basis and recognizing the compounding benefits of clean water and sanitation, congress has sustained the programs. my staff has traveled to countries like kenya, ghana to see these programs in action. they've shared stories and photos with me about schools and v

simon martial pushed michelle go in front of a moving subway train goes from fremont. she worked in new york at it as a consultant, manhattan's assistant district attorney has requested 2 weeks to review this case and it will be back in court. april 19th. >> for years, as you know, people have been talking about a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge and now talks of finally turned into construction. as you look south towards the city from them are inside and on the west side of the golden gate bridge on the ocean side, you can see the construction net, the net rather this designed to prevent suicides while the steel that is 2 years behind schedule, it is slowly taking shape with construction. expected to be finished next year. the bridge district says it an average of 30 suicides a year on the bridge, but they say the net should make a big difference. the net is installed 20 feet below the sidewalk. it will extend 20 feet out from the bridge in all this suicide barrier will cover the equivalent of about 7 football fields. >> the golden gate bridge spokesman also said the net is made of maureen green steel and the design has been proven effective was tall buildings and bridges in europe an

simon martial pushed go in front of an oncoming subway train in january. she was from fremont, but she worked in new york as a consultant. the state's district attorney requested 2 weeks to review the caserned now until april 19th. >> in the east bay, alameda police say they've solved a 4 decade old cold case murder of a korean war veteran. dna evidence was used to identify richard bernard as the man who killed 43 year-old richard, the shell senior in his home in 1977, the victim was a former marine who was stabbed during an attempted robbery. bernard, a convicted serial burglar was shot and killed in an unrelated incident. after that 1989 michelle son said that he had long since given up hope this this dad's murder would ever be solved. >> long, hard road. but i'm glad we have. >> a resolution to then you're good man. he would. in the backwards to help people out. even strangers. >> the retired officer who worked on this case says that they're currently looking into 6 other cold cases in alameda. >> well, more than 300 affordable apartment units are coming to the south bay with the 950 million dollars that was approved by voters back in 2016. these units are going to be spread across 3

case. this morning. there are calls for a review of a decision that removed bart board member latifah simon from her electedr new home is slightly outside her district in a letter to bart's general manager, board members, bevin duffy and janice lee asked for a review by outside counsel and they say, quote we cannot support moving forward a fair and just appointments process unless and until we have pursued all legal remedies and options that would allow the person who was elected by the people of district seven to continue representing those constituents . latif assignment is the boards only black member she lived in richmond, but says she recently moved to berkeley after being the target of threats and vandalism. she says, bart officials told her the new address met the residency requirement. but apparently it's outside of the district by 700 ft. now bart says she's disqualified to hold her seat. simon's longtime friend and colleague, assemblywoman labonte was critical of that move. i am certain that she would have taken every measure to ensure that she could have stayed in her district. she's a black boar