stephen lawrence was murdered 'ust over 31 story.nce was murdered just over 31 years _ story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years ago _ story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years ago in _ story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years ago in south - just over 31 years ago in south london in a racist attack by a gang of young white men. this has become one of the best—known cases in the uk. only two of his killers have been brought to justice. uk. only two of his killers have been brought tojustice. earlier in 1993 baroness doreen lawrence and dr neville lawrence, as they are now known, made the decision to take stephen backjamaica and that he would be buried there because they didn't feel at peace in the uk, given what had happened here and given what had happened here and given all of the failings by the police and over here in terms of dealing with his murder. what has happened now is that the family has announced this morning that the family had made the decision to bring stephen back to the uk t

it's the memory of stephen lawrence. okay. and now let's have our union jack. tonight? >> so the risk to apologise to viewers who will get deja vu from my appearance last week, it's prince harry again. he's back again. >> that's the double for his total hypocrisy on columbia . yeah. >> okay, don't disagree with that, sean. who's your union jack ? jack? >> mine's is the olympic committee for allowing this debacle to happen in the boxing ring. yes. not separating people of different genders or whatever. they need to make a stand, to make sure women's sport is safe. women's sport is a sacred space. and there's a level playing field. correct? sports makes no sense if it's not a level playing field . not a level playing field. >> amen to that. >> amen to that. >> mine's a little bit of politics. it's robert jenrick one of the half dozen, campaigning for the tory leadership. he's kicked off his campaign with a glossy video only problem when he lays out the achievements of the last tory government, he can only find three and wait for this. two of them happened under d

metropolitan police has been tarred with racism allegations for years, even going back to 1999 when stephen lawrencewith racism. we have a dame louise casey report last year which branded the force as institutionally racist. what these officers have told me is that they have had various episodes in which they feel they have been racially targeted, whether it's one being asked if he had onions for dinner last night. he felt that implied that he smelt of curry. to a black officer being told that his hair was strange because of the way those of african heritage officers have thick hair. he said a comment was targeted towards him because of that feature. he said when he complained that the officer who had made the allegation of that comment, was put on a course rather than disciplined. it's these things that are making the officers feel frustrated, feeling as if nothing is being done, even though these very damning reports have come out. they feel change has been nonexistent. the met has assured me that change is happening but it will take time for that change to be felt across the organisation.— the or

i mean, what a terrible, terrible shame it is. >> the whole story of stephen lawrence.on, in the telegraph, david davis, is looking into, lucy letby and a potential he claims miscarriage of justice. >> yeah. so he's saying that, after the verdict come out, he was contacted by lots of, you know, high up people who, you know, high up people who, you know , scientists and people that know, scientists and people that knew data people, people that knew data people, people that knew more about this case, and he said that there was a story, a 13,000 word story in america that was blocked from coming to the uk, which is rang alarm bells. and he says he's going to come now. he's going to investigate, he's going to read thousands and thousands of pages and words over the summer. and if he's three quarters of the way, convinced that she's innocent and he's going to try to make an attempt to go and see her, i mean, it's quite extreme for an mp to get involved in a, in a murder case and a murder conviction. i'd be interested to know how many other murder convictions he's got involve

diversity and inclusion measures, and especially with the report that came after the murder of stephen lawrencese moments in our history has been to put in place this kind of policing, but it's had an effect of actually diminishing trust , respect and faith in the trust, respect and faith in the force. so how do we get that balance? right. because right now there are a hell of a lot of white people who are saying, well, actually, i feel exactly as black people did in the 19805. 1980s. >> 19805. >> well, i think the present commissioner of the met has got a real challenge on. i don't envy him in the balance. he's trying to take. i suppose the best thing you could say, if you're the commissioner of the met is if you've managed to upset everybody, you've probably made the right decision. but the answer to the question, the question is that the public, i suppose, know the fact is the pubuc suppose, know the fact is the public are losing confidence in the police because they are not delivering basic services that they expect from their police in terms of dealing with anti—social behaviour on their s

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lawrence, it's been fascinating. thank you forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you, stephen. thank you very much. hello again. big contrasts in the weather across the uk. now, for the north and west of the country, we did have a lot of cloud, and that brought some outbreaks of rain at times. you can see that on the combined satellite and radar picture. some of the heaviest rain went into western scotland, where we also had some of the lowest temperatures. for example, in harris, we only had temperatures of 14 degrees. in sharp contrast to that, skipping across these various weather fronts, we actually had plenty of sunshine and quite hot weather across east anglia and south east england, with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees in cambridge. confirmation, then, that the weather did indeed look a lot cheerierfor some. now, looking at the weather picture over the next few hours, we've got a cold front whizzing its way eastwards across the country. what that's essentially doing is it's bringing cooler and fresher air in across the uk, so it won't be so hot across eastern areas of england as we look at the forecas

lawrence, it's been fascinating. thank you forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you, stephen. thank you very much. hello.y promising for most of us on wednesday, with some prolonged spells of sunshine, but it won't be dry everywhere. in fact, farfrom it. we are expecting a few showers, and in the morning across one or two areas it actually could be pretty wet. let me show you the big picture. here's the forecast for wednesday. a couple of weather fronts bringing showers into northern ireland and western scotland, and this one here also, in the north of england, wales and stretching to southwestern areas. but whether you've got the sunshine or the rain in the morning, it's actually going to be quite warm, first thing — 17 in london, about 15 around merseyside and similar values there for glasgow and edinburgh. so showers reaching northern ireland and western scotland, and here's that weather front stretching from northern england through the lakes, into lancashire, wales, maybe the west midlands, could be some spits and spots further south, too. so, for a time, some of us will catch some rain here, shower

. >> lawrence: are you saying we shouldn't be talking 'about it because it isn't gold? >> brian: doing five take as day with stephensmith so we are not even in his league. he is insulted we even brought it up. that's the whole thing. do you really want to mess with the best? >> lawrence: the complete dagger was are you guys debating a bronze medal? how dare you. at least let it be silver. >> brian: i know. only person not insultside ainsley because she doesn't quite understand what we are talking about. >> ainsley: is this what you guys talk about on the golf course? >> will: actually very similar. >> brian: without the beer. >> ainsley: what movie was it comes home and she is like tell me, are they getting a divorce? and he says i don't know. you didn't ask him if he is getting divorced? no. what did you all talk about. all-were there for four hours every you didn't check on him. >> brian: i know what movie you are talking about. >> ainsley: what is that? anyway. >> brian: let's not go to break until we figure it out. let's go. will v.p. kamala harris incorporate bidenomics into her economic agenda because, if you

stephen flurry know khon, 2 news working for hawaii. >>american idol announces who will replace katy perry as a judge. russell crowe chats with us about his rock tour, lawrence area and has the details in the entertainment report. >>so today we start with some big tv news. we finally know who is going to be replacing katy perry and american idol katy perry announced in february that the 22nd season of idol would be her last as judge saying she wanted to return to focusing on her music career and several big names have been discussed, but ultimately the singer was chosen for the job. carrie underwood got the gig, the singer, of course, got her start on the 4th season of the show. and the new season of american idol is set to premiere early next year. now we saved the best for last. today we spoke to academy award-winning actor. you know him from his iconic roles in gladiator, les miserables, a and a beautiful mind zooming in from china. it is russell crowe and he's on tour with his band indoor garden party and chat with us about balancing acting music and so much more. so good. so, russell, let me ask you this. this as a kid. what came first, the acting bug o