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kyp, as everyone calls him, is a south london schools officer. w is under real scrutiny. we hear a lot about the urgent need to rebuild, build trust. building trust, essentially, that�*s what�*s happening on this court right here. when i would come into schools, kids would say, you know, you�*re not a police officer. or they would say to me, oh, you don�*t seem like a police officer. so i used to say, "well, how is this police officer meant to be?" and just having that rapport and building that trust with them that they were then able to come and talk to me, ask me questions, educate them about the law. one, two, three, hard work! kyp used to train with professionals, could have been one. he was recently a guest at the london lions of the british basketball league. nothing commands respect quite like a slam dunk. has he inspired you, all of you, to actually dunk? yes. yeah. have you tried it? yeah. because if kyp can dunk... we can dunk. he�*s one officer in one gym. but if pc kyp makes a difference, well, then he�*s made his point. joe wilson, bb

kyp, as everyone calls him, is a south london schools officer. ing trust, essentially, that's what's happening on this court right here. when i would come into schools, kids would say, you know, you're not a police officer. or they would say to me, oh, you don't seem like a police officer. so i used to say, "well, how is this police officer meant to be?" and just having that rapport and building that trust with them that they were then able to come and talk to me, ask me questions, educate them about the law. one, two, three, hard work! kyp used to train with professionals, could have been one. he was recently a guest at the london lions of the british basketball league. nothing commands respect quite like a slam dunk. has he inspired you, all of you, to actually dunk? yes. yeah. have you tried it? yeah. because if kyp can dunk... we can dunk. he's one officer in one gym. but if pc kyp makes a difference, well, then he's made his point. joe wilson, bbc news, south london. very good indeed, isn't he? that's all from sportsday. we will see later on,

you had the krays in north london and you had the richardsons in south london.g to lunch with charlie richardson and mad frankie fraser. now, they weren't interested in my privilege or my background, or they just wanted to, you know, the local reporter. and i remember... did you get a story out of them? idid, yeah. no, it was a great interview. and we scooped the the fleet street and they was very exciting. but during lunch, frankie leaned forward and said, geord, no one's ever called me george before, but i thought i wasn't going to argue with him. i said, joe, do you know what a codicil is? and i said, i do actually ask in addition to a will. and he said, i'm going to leave you my pliers in my codicil. how did you respond? fairly sinister. a mission. but actually when he died, luckily no pliers did arise through the post. but it was it was fascinating to seeing that nether world of criminality, of poverty, of an area with an incredible, vibrant history, and with this amazing editor who was race blind whenever we were never allowed to mention anyone�*s colour.

it's 1—0 at afc wimbledon�*s ground in south london.ot of womens internationals on friday. finland have already beaten slovakia. new zealand, the other world cup hosts, are playing iceland. they are drawing i—i. netherlands take on germany later, two of the europeanssides who will be looking to go a long way at the world cup injuly and august. we've heard from a lot of premier league managers today ahead of the weekend's fixtures. here are some of the headlines from today's news conferences. christian eriksen is back in the manchester united squad for saturday's premier league game against everton at old trafford. the dane was expected to miss the rest of the season but has recovered from an ankle injury ahead of schedule. the manchester united manger says he's still angry about the foul by reading's andy carroll that caused the injury injanuary. arsenal are heading to anfield. juergen klopp has been really impressed by the gunners this season. we have been building this team for a few years now and the outcome is pretty impressive, the

very early stages, a lovely sunny day in south london. it is goalless.e will keep an eye on that one and tell you if there has been a goal in the next few minutes. australia's next match is on tuesday night against england at brentford. the lionesses are now 30 games unbeaten under their coach sarina wiegman, but they were pushed really close by brazil at a sold—out wembley stadium. ella toone gave england the lead, but the south american champions equalised in injury time and the game was decided on penalties, england coming through the shootout 4—2. everything has changed. when i'm talking to you now, it's like i expect us to win these games, you know? before it was, let's see if we can get over the line. so yeah, i think it's quite nice, really. almost a year on and we are in this position where we are filling out wembley again and very proud to be english. we wembley again and very proud to be enalish. ~ ., , wembley again and very proud to be enalish. ~ . , . ., english. we were really challenged, a hiuh english. we were really challenged, a high pr

. who have gone missing with a younger child in south london.f sunshine at first. a bit breezy, gusts of around 30mph or 35mph and there will be a little more cloud through the course of the afternoon but still well broken to allow for sunny spells. the chance of the odd isolated shower and the winds will ease off and we are looking at highs of around 13 celsius. through this evening, the showers will tend to clear away and there will be lengthy clear skies but towards the end of the night, a little more cloud will start to bubble in bringing a few showers in. temperatures will fall away to around two or three celsius. overall tomorrow, there will be more cloud around with further showers and i think most frequent through the afternoon, but things settling down on the weekend. there will be plenty of sunshine around and on sunday we could see highs of around 16 celsius. that's it — if you're worried about the situation at waterloo don't forget there's travel news on your local radio station. we're back in half an hour. see you then. hello this i

it is south—east london. what i was going to say— south—east london. trading _ to say was, the parties are clearly trading blows on this, they all come with different statistics in different ways to deal with this and come _ different ways to deal with this and come out _ different ways to deal with this and come out with things but clearly there _ come out with things but clearly there is— come out with things but clearly there is a — come out with things but clearly there is a problem there, arrows have _ there is a problem there, arrows have not— there is a problem there, arrows have not had enough investment. we know local _ have not had enough investment. we know local authorities don't have the funding they need to fund the services — the funding they need to fund the services. surprise, things like potholes _ services. surprise, things like potholes do not get sorted. we are having _ potholes do not get sorted. we are having this — potholes do not get sorted. we are having this because it is two weeks before _ having this because it is two weeks

a man has denied murdering a police sergeant, who was shot dead while on duty in south london.was shot in the chest while he handcuffed a suspect that was later taken into custody in september 2020. the defendant had been recovering in hospital after being shot in the neck. the prime minister said he will continue to use the english name -- the welsh national park was recently rebranded with its welsh name. the decision has been criticized. the french actress has won a high court case over her $1 million fe for a sci-fi film but never got made. she sued since she was owed the money after the film collapsed. you are watching bbc news. the deputy prime minister said u.k. evacuations from sudan will end in 24 hours. the government said there was a significant decline in the number of british nationals coming forward. by 6:00 u.k. time tomorrow, the last flight will leave. over 1500 people have been evacuated so far. the vast majority were british nationals or eligible dependents. at least 24 sudanese doctors who work for the nhs have been stopped from boarding evacuation flights.

lebanon bo saying area near a palestinian refugee camp was hit. santa holder as more from tired in south london before the civil war in 1975 palestinian groups were operating in southern lebanon, and then you have has the law. so there is this concerned, and the opposition is also concerned that this, this fronts can open and really this was the message behind the barrage of rockets that were launched across the border. it was a political message that israel, if you continue your aggression against the palestinian people and not just the palestinian people, but continue to attack iraq and targets in neighboring syria than more than one front can open. and of course, that will put a lot of pressure on the israelis. a court in the united arab emirates has dismissed a request from south africa to extradite brothers at all. and ron just group to the 2 businessmen are accused of colluding with former president jacob's duma to siphon off state assets. they were arrested last year and by, after the 2 governments negotiated an extradition treaty, the republican controlled tennessee house of representat

residents in a block of flats in south london are considering legal action against the housing associationrs before her body was found. sheila seleoane's neighbours say their repeated attempts to raise the alarm were ignored. nasa has announced the crew of its artemis 2 mission — which will fly around the moon — and it will include the first woman, and the first african—american ever to make a lunar trip. if all goes to plan, they'll blast off next year and could help establish a permanent base camp on the moon. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. it's a new era of pioneers and adventurers. vying for seats on the most sought after mission in 50 years on a spacecraft that is heading back to the moon. four astronauts ready to make history. and now they've been revealed. i'm christina koch, i'm a mission specialist on the artemis ii mission to the moon. she holds the record for the longest continuous stay in space by a woman. jeremy hansen, from the canadian space agency, a fighter pilot and physicist. and nasa's former chief astronaut, reid wiseman, the artemis ii commander. and maki

highest temperatures further south, 17 for cardiff, 19 for london.e low pressure then starting to develop to the southwest of us. so as we head towards the end of the week, there is the increasing chance of some rain and it may turn just a little bit cooler as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: fighting has continued in parts of the sudanese capital, khartoum, with reports of fighterjets targeting positions held by the rebel rsf group. tens of thousands of people are still fleeing the country. there are chaotic scenes in port sudan, where people are trying to board ships. russian officials say a huge blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. the facility is located in sevastopol, which is also home to russia's black sea fleet. local officials claim the fire is now under control.

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the match was being played at afc wimbledon�*s ground in south london. face england on tuesday night, also in london. there are a lot of women's internationals on friday. finland have already beaten slovakia. new zealand, the other world cup hosts, are playing iceland. it's i—i there. netherlands take on germany later, two of the european sides who will be looking to go a long way at the world cup injuly and august. christian eriksen will be back in the manchester united squad for saturday's premier league game against everton at old trafford. the dane was expected to miss the rest of the season but has recovered from an ankle injury ahead of schedule. the manchester united manger still isn't happy about the foul by reading's andy carroll that caused the injury in january in an fa cup tie. i was so angry about that tackle. we feared that we lost him for the whole season but he worked very well, the medical department did really well and he is already returning to the squad and available for the final stages of the season so we're very with that. it's bee

." >> one teacher in south london noticed that his students were parroting tate's ideology.tudents in the class passionately argued that women were responsible for their own sexual assaults, one of tate's top lines. >> jordan: wow. times have really changed. when i was in sixth grade, the most toxic role model for boys was michaelangelo. he eats pizza for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. that turtle doesn't give a [bleep]. seriously, how can you be misogynistic in sixth grade? it is like the one year in life where all the girls are bigger than you. i wouldn't be running my mouth about allison if allison could hang me by my underwear on the flagpole. though solution to this problem is not to cancel andrew tate. interpol is hopefully gonna do that for us. but even if he disappeared, someone else would take his place and spew toxic shit at young boys just as well, and social media algorithms would pump it into young boys' eyes and ears just as fast. because that's really what all this is about. andrew tate is not interested in being a role model. he wants clicks for money. he does

kick—off in south london was delayed by 15 minutes because of an issue with the turnstiles, but there. it was 3—2 to palace by halftime. eberechi eze's second half penalty turned out to be the winner. david moyes�* side couldn't find a late equaliser and west ham remain five points above the relegation places with five games remaining. in the day's other matches it's currently goalless between brentford and nottingham forest. while brighton are 3—0 up against wolves boosting their hopes of qualifying for europe. sergio perez has won the first formula one sprint race of the season. the mexican started from second on the grid in baku behind charles leclerc, but overtook the ferrari driver midway through the race. max verstappen�*s championship lead is down to 13 points after the world champion finished third. british drivers george russell and lewis hamilton were fourth and seventh respectively. and that's all the sport for now. the countdown is on with just two weeks to go until the eurovision final comes to the english city of liverpool. it's notjust europe's biggest night in music, i

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metropolitan police — the london force — has failed to change in the decades since and remains institutionally racist. 18—year—old stephen lawrence was set upon by a group of white youths in southers have never been brought to justice. my colleague reeta chakrabarti has been talking to stephen's mother baroness lawrence. well — we can cross to the newsroom — and speak to reeta now. this case of the murder of stephen lawrence has become perhaps the most famous, the most infamous case of a racist attack in the uk. it is now nearly 30 years. this weekend it will be a 30 years anniversary of his murder. he was attacked by a group of white youths at a bus stop in south—east london in april 1993. it is a case that continues to resonate in the uk for all sorts of reasons to do with policing, racism and to do with wider attitudes in society. two men were convicted of his magic nearly 20 years after his death. but others are still free. 0n death. but others are still free. on this anniversary i sat down with his mother baroness lawrence who told me the grieving process had been difficult. it doesn't seem like 30 years to me. it's like — where have all the years gone. i'm always thinking

i'm joined now by film critic lillian crawford who is in south london. what we have just seen from my colleague's report there, in terms of the influence fire —— far and wide, i suppose. influence fire -- far and wide, i summa— influence fire -- far and wide, i suppose. absolutely. his film score for merry _ i suppose. absolutely. his film score for merry christmas - i suppose. absolutely. his film score for merry christmas mr l score for merry christmas mr lawrence is probably the music is best known for and really it is best known for and really it is quite a extra ordinary example of a film where the music is almost more famous in the film itself and has a great legacy that starts him in a row in that film alongside david bowie. but ever since he has created absolutely gorgeous scores for directors, including bernardo bertolucci, as well as pedro almodovar, and more recently working with other directors. really producing great film music right until the end of his life. his final score the film coming out later this year is going to be his final score

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residents in a south london block are considering legal action against the housing association peabodyry farley reports. two and a half years after sheila seleoane is thought to have died, police broke down the door of her flat. i've not seen herfor years. inside they found a tidy, clean apartment, and the remains of a woman they could only identify by her dental records. sheila was deeply isolated. she had no family she was in touch with. no friends turned up to her funeral. neighbours like audrey parole say that for months they had been trying to raise the alarm with their housing association, peabody. for the first, i'd say, year and a half, you couldn't stand in this hallway because just the smell was just... like, nauseous. itjust made you sick. 1a months after sheila died, police did come and do a welfare check here. on that first visit, they didn't enter the flat. and a mistake by a police operator meant peabody was told that sheila had been seen alive and well. the metropolitan police apologised. it would be more than a year later that sheila's body was eventually found. but he

the mother of the teenager stephen lawrence — who was murdered in south london 30 years ago — says thest. two people were eventuallyjailed for stephen lawrence's murder but others involved have never been brought to justice. in her only tv interview to mark the anniversary of his death, baroness lawrence spoke to reeta charabarti. baroness lawrence, it's been 30 years since your son stephen was murdered. you must look at this anniversary with very mixed emotions. it doesn't seem like 30 years to me, it's like where have all the years gone? i'm always thinking about him all the time and to say it's 30 years is a long, long time. and where would he be now? and those are the sort of things i think about. what would he be doing? would he have children? stuff like that. and i know when stephen died, one of the things i've said is that i wanted his name to be remembered and for him not to be a statistic, but i didn't expect that after all these years it is still quite a live issue for me as well as for the public. it took nearly 20 years to bring two of stephen's killers to justice, but ther

. ~ , :, residents in a block of flats in south london are considering legal action against the housingours say it had been obvious for a long time that something was wrong, but their concerns were ignored. harry farley reports. sheila seleoane died in this flat alone in august 2019. she was deeply isolated. she had no family she was in touch with, no friends turned up to herfuneral. when police broke down her door two and a half years after she died, they found a tidy, clean apartment and a body that could only be identified by dental records. neighbours like audrey peroule say that for months they had been trying to raise the alarm with the housing association, peabody. for the first i'd say year—and—a—half you couldn't stand in this hallway because the smell was just like nauseous, itjust made you sick. 1a months after sheila died police did come and do a welfare check here. on the first visit they didn't enter the flat and a mistake by a police operator meant peabody was told that sheila had been seen alive and well. the metropolitan police apologised. it would be more than a year l

there is a studio in south london. to do album covers and actually i've got something here for you. guillermo, here you go, this is for you. >> guillermo: this is for me? >> pierce: this is for you. a >> guillermo: really? >> jimmy: can you hold that up? is that heavy? >> guillermo: it's the earplugs! i'm kind of obsessed -- what about me made you think of me wanting earplugs? >> pierce: that's a good question but anyway. i painted the original painting about 48 by 48 and i screens out of this. if >> guillermo: i can't have the original? [laughter] >> pierce: no. >> jimmy: that super cool, thank you. just stand there the whole wreck restof the segment. thank you, you can go back to your spot of year that there is a very kind of you. i've been at mindi -- admirinut thi ie art called -- >> pierce: this is called fishhook. it's a big canvas. this comes from drawings, my wife, she's here this evening. she bought these little pads we keep by the phone, five or six for how many years i've been drawing. i make phone calls, i'

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denied murdering metropolitan police sergeant matiu ratana, who was shot dead while on duty in south londonne million dollar fee for a science fiction film that never got made. the casino royale stars sued the film company saying showers owed the money after the film collapsed amid a bitter dispute with producers. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. is simple, not entirely without pain, but involved little more than rolling up your sleeve or looking away, now it is hoped that a blood test could help speed up the process of diagnosing and treating lung cancer, a far cry from the current option. cancer, a far cry from the current 0 tion. ,., cancer, a far cry from the current otion. ,., . option. going with the bronchoscopy, inside of your— option. going with the bronchoscopy, inside of your lungs, _ option. going with the bronchoscopy, inside of your lungs, a _ option. going with the bronchoscopy, inside of your lungs, a camera, - option. going with the bronchoscopy, inside of your lungs, a camera, to - inside of your lungs, a camera, to take a picture of that. depending wh

four men have been charged with the murder of a 22 year old, shot dead in south london. 6—1 thrashing at newcastle, tottenham were fired up as they fought back from two down against manchester united. good morning. we have cloud, rain and drizzle first thing. the weather will brighten up through the day, and it will be warmer than recent days. all the details in about ten minutes. good morning. it�*s friday, the 28th of april. our main story. head teachers in england will be balloted for strike action, in a move which could see further disruption for schools and parents. the national association of head teachers union last held a strike vote injanuary, which supported taking action but did not reach the required 50% turnout. ministers say the pay deal is fair and reasonable. 0ur reporter frances read has the latest. empty hallways, empty desks, children at home, because the teachers say they aren�*t getting paid what they need. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! _ yesterday those in the national education union were here instead in what was a fourth day o

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south london charity thrive is making a difference by offering garden therapy to people with learningad through the course of the morning. but then more cloud just edging in from the southeast as we head towards the end of the day. so it will feel quite cloudy at times and a brisk easterly wind blowing, especially out towards parts of essex and kent. temperatures lower than they were, peaking at around 14 celsius for most places. now as we head through this evening and overnight, again, there'll be some clear spells it will tend to cloud over at times. on wednesday, it's more of the same. so there will be some sunshine, but we've still got that brisk easterly wind blowing. thursday, we could start to see some showers and there will be some more showery weather, i think, on friday. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. we've all seen more electric cars on our roads in recent years. lorries could be next to go green but are there enough places to charge them up? nina is in birmingham to tell us more. yes, good morning from the commercial vehicle trade show here at the

that northerly winds, temperatures here only 7 or 8 degrees, still 13 or 14 perhaps in the south. live from londonering a report on allegations of bullying against dominic raab. it is a waiting game, report that has taken five months to produce is in the prime minister's hands and the future of his allies. spacex's first flight ends in explosion four minutes after a successful left of. a rare solar eclipse in australia in front of funds, including tim peake, he was spoken exclusively to the bbc.

city, the two teams playing in the final, they will be trying to make the trek hundreds of miles south to londont they are going to face extreme disruption because avanti west coast, one of the main train operating companies is going to be affected by the strike so it is a poor outlook at the moment. there's no sign of a deal being done in the future. three more days of strike action and who knows what will get there? what that that was our business correspondence theo leggett amusing fuzz with the very latest on this train driver strikes. government has won a legal challenge to cut short a nurses strike in england. industrial action by the royal college of nursing been had planned for the sunday night to the night of tuesday the 2nd of may but a judge at the high court has ruled that the union's monday to strike than that on thursday the 1st of may. strike than that on thursday the 1st of ma . �* �* , ., ,., strike than that on thursday the 1st ofma. ., , of may. the (81's new head said she raised concerns _ of may. the (81's new head said she raised concerns about _ of may. the (81's new head

the mother of the teenager stephen lawrence was murdered in south london 30 years ago says the metropolitan but others involved have never been brought to justice. in her only tv interview to mark the anniversary of his death, baroness lawrence spoke to reeta charabarti. baroness lawrence, it's been 30 years since your son stephen was murdered. you must look at this anniversary with very mixed emotions. it doesn't seem like 30 years to me, it's like where have all the years gone? i'm always thinking about him all the time and to say it's 30 years is a long, long time. and where would he be now? and those are the sort of things i think about. what would he be doing? would he have children? stuff like that. and i know when stephen died, one of the things i've said is that i wanted his name to be remembered and for him not to be a statistic, but i didn't expect that after all these years it is still quite a live issue for me as well as for the public. it took nearly 20 years to bring two of stephen's killers to justice, but there are others out there who are still free. how does that make you

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the was shot in south london.tim said to be in his twenties was found injured on croydon road in mitcham in the early hours of this. he was taken to hospital but died a short time later. police are appealing to anyone who in the area who may have seen something suspicious to get in contact with them . tiktok has . fined with them. tiktok has. fined £12.7 million by the information commissioner's office for misusing children's data . the misusing children's data. the ico says up to 1.4 million children under the age of 13 were using the app in 2020, which contravenes the company's own terms of use uk data protection law also the platform to seek consent from parents of young users . the home secretary young users. the home secretary could face a legal challenge over plans to house migrants on a barge. the government is expected to announce a leasing agreement has been reached to use the baby stock home in dorset which can accommodate more than 500 people. the move designed to free up hotels were reported cost taxpa

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