becky disappeared from swindon in 2003.police have apologised for the missed opportunities and failures. it has fully accepted the report and says investigations have improved and leadership training given to officers. ~ , leadership training given to officers. . , ., . officers. wiltshire police has definitely — officers. wiltshire police has definitely learnt _ officers. wiltshire police has definitely learnt the - officers. wiltshire police has definitely learnt the lessons | officers. wiltshire police has - definitely learnt the lessons and the chief constable has been a process of management action with me which is when i point out to him the issues that their work within the institution but also in his personal management of what was going on and investigation. management of what was going on and investigation-— investigation. wiltshire police have commissioned _ investigation. wiltshire police have commissioned an _ investigation. wiltshire police have commissioned an external- investigation. wiltshire police have co

and now i've just spoken to a lady that she came from swindon would away here and she left her kids. as you can see, i'm with an umbrella. i'm soaking away. but it's such a sad feeling needs. what happens next is kaley bean car off for a long time that to was to what we expect. yes, we expect to have a busy 10 days of morning, but of course this product protocol that's been in place since the 1960 something queen elizabeth would have been fully aware of. it begins, of course, with the seamless passing of the monarchy over to king charles the 3rd. it's been confirmed that that is the name that he will take. he doesn't have to, but he has chosen to do that almost in a sign of continuity is the name that we're all familiar with. and he will address the nation at some point in the coming days, possibly as early as tomorrow. we've already heard from a list trust, the british prime minister, summing up on the voice of britain's political leadership. the flags, of course, at half mast. the lights in some parts of the capital have been dimmed. there is a very deeply atmospheric mood around b

getting these people to come straight from work and not just spoken to a lady that she came from swindon went away and she left her kids. as you can see we've on, for a long soaking away. but it's such a sad feeling, a sad feeling, a heartbreaking feeling for british people who feel so strong be about the queen, but also for people around the world need. we're, we're now entering, as you said, a period where there's going to be enormous planning. it's a very complex operation. what we know about what's going to happen in the next 24 hours the next few days. there is a set plan in place is net oh yes, there is very much so protocol has been in place since the 19 sixty's. this is something the queen elizabeth will herself have known an awful lot about in detail because it, it really shapes the direction of these commemorations over the coming days and really channels the nation's sentiments and emotions and morning as well. it begins very briefly, i'll go through it, sir, with her body being brought via edinburgh because of course she died in scotland at her royal residence, bound moral it

just north of swindon, blakehill farm is based on a nature reserve.here is an issue of food security, there is no space for nature to be part of this debate. nature really is core to all of our well—being and economic growth, and i think it's a fallacy, really, to expect that we can see growth, we can see sustainability and even addressing climate change. we can't do any of these things if we don't have nature. however, some farmers believe the focus should be put more on producing food. jeremy walker�*s land is on the edge of the quantocks in somerset. i don�*t want to see them throw environmental issues out the window, but i think it has to be a balance. it is all very well having climate change aims that everybody has to adhere to, but if in the meanwhile we all go broke and hungry and all the rest, it�*sjust, it�*s not on. this afternoon, the government said it didn�*t intend to go back on its commitment to the environment, and isn�*t intending to do away with green farming subsidies. it is unlikely, though, that this will do much to calm the mood

got the train down from swindon. is that _ royalist. got the train down from swindon.ughter to - pay your respects? yes, that is why i i wanted to and my daughter to come. it is i wanted to and my daughter to come. it is a _ i wanted to and my daughter to come. it is a once—in—a—lifetime moment, hopefully. — it is a once—in—a—lifetime moment, hopefully. in— it is a once—in—a—lifetime moment, hopefully. in my— it is a once—in—a—lifetime moment, hopefully, in my lifetime _ it is a once—in—a—lifetime moment, hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. i hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. you never— hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. you never know. _ hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. you never know. he _ hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. you never know. he might - hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. you never know. he might hand i hopefully, in my lifetime anyway. i you never know. he might hand it over— you never know. he might hand it over to _ you never know. he might hand it over to william _ you never know. he might hand it over to william at _ you never know. he might hand it ove

just north of swindon, blakehill farm is based on a nature reserve.e might say there is the cost of living crisis, there is an issue of food security, there is no space for nature to be part of this debate. nature really is core to all of our well—being and economic growth, and i think it's a fallacy, really, to expect that we can see growth, we can see sustainability and even addressing climate change. we can't do any of these things if we don't have nature. however, some farmers believe the focus should be put more on producing food. jeremy walker's land is on the edge of the quantocks in somerset. i don't want to see them throw environmental issues out the window, but i think it has to be a balance. it is all very well having climate change aims that everybody has to adhere to, but if in the meanwhile we all go broke and hungry and all the rest, it'sjust, it's not on. this afternoon, the government said it didn't intend to go back on its commitment to the environment, and isn't intending to do away with green farming subsidies. it is unlikely, thou

becky disappeared from swindon in 2003, her murder came to light in 2011 after christopher halliwellgh a process of management action with me, which is when i point out to him the issue is that their were within the institution, but also in his personal management of what was going on and the investigation. wiltshire police has commissioned an external review of the case to see if there are more investigation opportunities or if there is more learning to be done. the universities watchdog in england has begun an investigation into possible grade inflation at three unnamed higher education institutions. the office for students say there's been a sharp increase in the awarding of first and upper second—class degrees. in the 2020—2021 academic year, around 38% of students were awarded a first—class degree, that's up from nearly 16% between 2010 and 2011. let's speak now to professor steve west who is the president of universities uk, who represent 140 universities across the uk. thank you forjoining us this afternoon. why do you think this increase in the top degree grade has been happe

asking people where they have come from, people where they have come from, people have come from swindonit is going to be - extraordinary to be here next weekend in the run—up to the funeral. charlotte, thanks very much indeed. charlotte gallagher, who has been here for the last couple of days. duncan kennedy is in the park just over there behind the cameras and he is with more of those who have chosen to gather here today. yes, an incredible scene in green park. it has only been four days since the queen died but there will be incredible memories and images we remember. when they write the history record of this past week, the image in green park will be one of the most memorable. it is almost like walking through a living painting amongst all of these flowers that have been brought over from buckingham palace. amongst those enjoying it tonight is this lady. you have come from london, what do you think of the beautiful flowers? , ., what do you think of the beautiful flowers? , . , what do you think of the beautiful flowers? , ., , ~ flowers? they are stunning. when we heard the news _