from st albans, actually. a lot of people think, the south, st albans, quite posh actually.uter place for people travelling into london for often well—paid jobs. so yours was not a tough, rough, red wall sort of bringing? it certainly wasn't tough and rough i wouldn't say that. my parents are listening — i lost my dad last year, but my mum — it wouldn't be fair to characterise it like that. what happened, there is a sort of an analogy with what happened with the community in the north, where industry was taken and nothing was put in their place. that was the red wall. we were more of a red brick, living in the south and the same circumstances didn't apply as in the former industrialised area. my family worked in a print factory in watford. my father and my uncles and aunties worked there. the intention is i would work there as well. it was the centre of the community. you thou~ht was the centre of the community. you thought that — was the centre of the community. you thought that would be your life? i - thought that would be your life? i was told this would be my life. it wa

from st albans, quite posh actually. london for well—paid jobs. people travelling into london for well—paidjobs. so people travelling into london for well—paid jobs. so yours was not a tough, rough, red wall bringing? it certainly wasn't tough and rough i wouldn't say that. my parents, it wouldn't say that. my parents, it would be fair to characterise it like that. what happened is, there is a analogy of what happened in those committees in the north where industry was taken away and nothing was put back in their place, that is the red wall. we were more of a red brick, we were living in the south and obviously the same circumstances didn't apply as in the form industrialised areas, but my family all worked in a print factory in wattled, my dad worked there, all of my uncles worked there all of my undies worked there the intention was i was growing up and i was going to work there as well, grandparents would work there as well, it was the epicentre of our community. that you thou~ht epicentre of our community. that you t

this hotel in st albans by a woman he'd met on a dating app, an shocking case, this one policing analystm whetton said this appalling breach of trust underlines , the urgent need to underlines, the urgent need to change the standard and the culture within . the uk's biggest culture within. the uk's biggest police force . this is a dreadful police force. this is a dreadful case and it has to be a priority for the new commission and management say to address the issues with the met restore trust and confidence. looking at any going on any offending that's going on and root these people out policing. pc david carrick's crimes had devastating crimes have had a devastating impact . the lives of crimes have had a devastating impact. the lives of his victims , but the failure of his commander officers to act far sooner has destroyed trust of many others within the wider community. mark white gb news is at scotland yard . let's return at scotland yard. let's return to mark now. we have to warn people, as you say, saying this colour disturbance there outside southwark crown court at the moment. b

at this hotel in st albans by a woman he'd met a dating app . an absolute shocking dating app.an absolute shocking case. this one policing on a list. graham said this appalling breach of trust underlines the urgent need to change the standards and the culture within uk's biggest police force . this uk's biggest police force. this is a dreadful case and it has to be a priority for the new commissioner and management to address the issues with the met. restore trust and confidence by looking that's looking at any offending that's going root people out going on and root people out policing. david carrick's policing. pc david carrick's crimes have had a devastating impact on the lives of his victims , but the failure of his victims, but the failure of his commanding officers to act fast sooner has destroyed the trust of many others within the wider community. mark white gb news at scotland yard yard . just an scotland yard yard. just an absolutely shocking case. a complete monster of a man, clearly, and of you getting in touch with me right now is to say throw away the key for this

it isa it is a sunny morning across some parts, but as you can see in st albans, still some ice on toptes, those shots coming in from the highlands. outbreaks of rain turning heavier and more persistent. the cloud is spreading across the uk right now. you can see what has been happening through the night and into the morning. a stream of cloud coming off the atlantic and edging its way towards the south and east. the sometime turning increasingly hazy here. that cloud is actually coming with some milder air. temperatures on the rise, relative to the last few days. temperatures sub zero and southern areas at the moment, up to 11 in the north—west highlands, the rain turning heavier and more persistent. patchy rain and drizzle from the thick plywood across western parts. many will be dry, some hazy sunshine to the south and east, brighter breaks further north, especially east of high ground. punctured by quite a blustery wind and east of scotland, but temperatures hear 13 or 1a degrees in aberdeenshire through the afternoon. even where we saw temperatures at —6 overnight, across the sout

tonight, the stars of the show are robin in st albans. lovely verulamium some roman treasure there.ve got sue in cheshire book to the stars, fergie in greenwich, who is a master orator . andrew in essex the orator. andrew in essex the perpetual dropper of the truth bombs and no . emma in the canary bombs and no. emma in the canary islands . it brings a warm glow islands. it brings a warm glow to the show . we'll be hearing to the show. we'll be hearing a lot from them over the next hour in tonight's programme , we'll be in tonight's programme, we'll be asking what should rishi sunak top three priorities be.7 also asking what should rishi sunak top three priorities be? also in the absence of nicola sturgeon is it scottish independence dead in the water? is it over now for an independent scotland? also what about this one? all second homes. morally wrong. and should we do more to support the great british high street? helping me navigate ? those stories are not navigate? those stories are not just my viewers, but the king fleet street himself. and of course radio legend mike paul keep

tonight, the stars of the show are robin in st albans. lovely verulamium some roman treasure there.ve got sue in cheshire book to the stars, fergie in greenwich, who is a master orator . andrew in essex the orator. andrew in essex the perpetual dropper of the truth bombs and no . emma in the canary bombs and no. emma in the canary islands . it brings a warm glow islands. it brings a warm glow to the show . we'll be hearing to the show. we'll be hearing a lot from them over the next hour in tonight's programme , we'll be in tonight's programme, we'll be asking what should rishi sunak top three priorities be? also in the absence of nicola sturgeon is it scottish independence dead in the water? is it over now for an independent scotland? also what about this one? all second homes. morally wrong. and should we do more to support the great british high street? helping me navigate ? those stories are not navigate? those stories are not just my viewers, but the king fleet street himself. and of course radio legend mike paul keep harry off the nine. in my big opinion and adult biologically