interestingly, both norfolk and suffolk constabularies _ it?constabularies say - it? interestingly, both norfolk and suffolk constabularies say that - it? interestingly, both norfolk and suffolk constabularies say that the data was hidden in their own words from anyone opening the files, so they were on an encrypted part of these responses. they have said so far that they have found nothing to suggest that the data has been accessed by anyone outside of policing. what they have also said is that anyone who has been affected by this will be within those hidden files, essentially, will be contacted by letter, phone or in person by the end of september. there has been an apology by the temporary assistant chief constable, saying that he sincerely regret any concern he may have caused the people of norfolk and suffolk. this follows the news that the police service of northern ireland says it is now confident that the material from an accidental data breach is in the hands of dissident republican groups. the chief constable said he believed they wou

interestingly, both norfolk and suffolk constabularies save the data was hidden, in their words, fromd nothing to suggest that the data has been accessed by anyone outside of policing. that is from what they found so far. what they have also said is that anyone who has been affected by this, anybody who's data will be within those hidden files, essentially, will be contacted by letter, phone or in person by the end of september. there has been an apology by suffolk police's temporary assistant constable, who has apologised for the incident and said he sincerely regret any concern it may have caused the people of norfolk and suffolk. here, the prime minister has defended the decision to accommodate migrants on the bibby stockholm. the mugging removed after traces of legionella were found on the barge. they are not expected to return for several weeks. the labour leader says that housing migrants on barges is not a solution for what he describes as a broken asylum system. rishi sunak insists the government's approach is favoured for the taxpayer than housing asylum seekers and hotels. ~

was sent in response to freedom of information requests for crime statistics by norfolk and suffolk constabulary march 2022. and the police forces from the east of england released a statement blaming a technical error, which basically meant the raw data should not have been included in what was sent out by e—mail. it is affecting 1230 people and those people who have been affected will be contacted by late september by letter, phone or in person. we will remember the breach of the police service of northern ireland's data. that is in the hands of dissident republicans. as far as this data is concerned, so far the constabularies concerned say it is hidden from anyone opening the files. essentially how they describe it to me is it is like an excel sheet and you would need to know thatis sheet and you would need to know that is further data behind but it is not password protected but so far they said they have found nothing to suggest that the data has been accessed by anyone outside of policing. nonetheless, suffolk�*s temporary chief constable has apologised for the incident. he said he regrets

norfolk and suffolk constabularies have identified an issue relating to what they say are a very small they say a technical issue has led to some raw data being released. the personnel information includes victims of crime and witnesses which was included. hello again. over the next few days it looks very much like the weather is going turn a bit warmer and, in the south, more humid, especially so on friday. but today what we've got is this low pressure now moving toward scandinavia allowing high pressure to build in from the atlantic, so the weather is fairly settled. what we have, essentially, is a day of sunshine and showers. the showers are well scattered and the heaviest ones will be across north—east england and also south—east scotland, where you could also hear the odd rumble of thunder. lighter winds than yesterday with highs of 15 to about 25. as we head on through the evening and overnight, most of the daytime showers will tend to fade. we will hang on to more cloud at times across the north—east of scotland. that could produce some patchy light rain and will also see some m

supplied in this case, crime statistics from april 2021 until may last year by norfolk and suffolk constabularyengland, but they attached raw data to their replies and that affected 1230 people from which one of the senior figures in the police force has apologised. and thatis the police force has apologised. and that is because the data itself should never have been released in the first place and it was not immediately apparent on the replies that were sent and the police have in fact said that they do not believe so far that there has been anything to suggest that the data has actually been accessed by anyone outside policing but they have apologised and the uk data watchdog is investigating this breach. all the people affected are currently being contacted by the police forces in question. being contacted by the police forces in cuestion. . ~' , ., being contacted by the police forces in question-— being contacted by the police forces in cuestion. ., ~ , . ., in question. thank you very much for that. live now to former victims' commissioner for england and wales, dame vera baird what is yo

was supplied, in this case crime statistics from april 2021 until may last year, by suffolk and norfolk constabularythat affected 12.30 people, for which one of the senior figures in the police force has apologised. and thatis the police force has apologised. and that is because the data itself should never have been released in the first place. it was not immediately apparent on the replies that were sent. and the police have in fact said that they don�*t believe so far that there has been anything to suggest that the data has actually been accessed by anyone outside policing. however, they have apologised, of course, and the uk data watchdog is investigating this breach. meanwhile, all the people affected are currently being contacted by the police forces in question. the number of dead from hawaii�*s devastating wildfires has climbed to 99 — with about 1300 people still unaccounted for. from the moment the fires began, incredible images started to appear online. but how accurate are they? shayan sardarizadeh, from bbc verify, has been taking a look. parts of the island have been devastated by one

in this case, crime statistics from april 2021 till may last year, by suffolk and norfolk constabularies, and that affected 1,230 people, for which one of the senior figures in the police force has apologised. and that is because the data itself should never have been released in the first place. it was not immediately apparent on the replies that were sent, and the police have in fact said that they don't believe, so far, that there has been anything to suggest that the data has actually been accessed by anyone outside policing. however, they have apologised, of course. and the uk data watchdog is investigating this breach. meanwhile, all the people affected are currently being contacted by the police forces in question. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a ten—year—old girl has been named... please say three people are known to them and they want to speak to. adam smith has responded to allegations... the bbc says it cannot comment on the specifics of an individual case concerning a number of cases reported about mr nolan