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and we are hearing from tesco's chief - hearing from tesco's chief executive, according to change the i do. is that the right way forward? i do, but it's not — is that the right way forward? i do, but it's not the _ is that the right way forward? i do, but it's not the only _ is that the right way forward? i do, but it's not the only thing, - is that the right way forward? i crr, but it's not the only thing, this is a complex problem, we have got to change public attitudes, we have to get staff to report these instances more forcefully and quicker, retailers need to take this more seriously, and the police need to do more to take retail crime seriously. i'm afraid i will have to stop you there but thank you for your thoughts. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we've got a september heat wave building over the next few days with lots of dry weather, lots of sunshine, and rising temperatures. now, looking at the weather picture today, we did start off with a bit of morning mist and fog that all cleared out of the way to reveal these blue and sunny skies. and it's been like that

is the mail on sunday tesco boss our sunday gives us tesco boss our staff cameras to end staff need body cameras to end attacks. observer attacks. the observer whistleblower of whistleblower reveals culture of complacency school safety . complacency on school safety. the sunday telegraph sunak defies the sunday telegraph sunak defies net zero ban on new airports . your sunday times goes airports. your sunday times goes with asbest fears in crumbling buildings . with asbest fears in crumbling buildings. the sunday mirror. ministry of defence hit by hackers and the star. i found my mr ride. and those were your front pages . right? first into front pages. right? first into the papers. we're going to have a look at this one. it's the observer, josh? >> yeah. so there's two interesting stories here. one, just quickly deal with ukraine. general claims decisive breach in the russia line, which is good news. and that would be if they've got through the first line. the argument goes that that seems to be where russia has put most of its resources. so hopefully now it would then get bit easier. i k

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tesco isn't the only retailer to offer its staff body cameras.gainst their staff have risen by a third since last year. let's look at the overall picture. the british retail consortium, a trade association here in the uk, published their crime survey in march, in which they recorded 850 daily incidents of violent and abusive behaviour towards staff from 2021-22. you abusive behaviour towards staff from 2021—22. you will see that is nearly double what they recorded in 2019-20. they double what they recorded in 2019—20. they recorded 450. of course, shoplifting is a very big concern for retailers as well, and the bbc crunched those numbers earlier this year. you will see, when it comes to shoplifting reported to police in england, wales and northern ireland, the levels are similar to pre—pandemic levels. and northern ireland, the levels are similarto pre—pandemic levels. in similar to pre—pandemic levels. in march similarto pre—pandemic levels. in march 2023, there were 33,000 incidents reported. that is almost a 30% rise, in fact more than that, s

tesco isn't the only retailer to offer body cameras to its staff.sco, they say physical assaults against their staff have risen by a third compared to the same time last year. so let's look at the bigger picture. the british retail consortium, a trade association here in the united kingdom, published their crime survey in march. in it, they recorded 850 abusive and violent incidents daily in 2021 to 2022. now, you will see that compared to the previous period between 2019 to 2020, that is nearly doubled. they were at a50 at that point. of course, shoplifting is another big concern for retailers, the bbc has crunched those numbers earlier this year. and you will see that when it comes to shoplifting reported to police in england, wales and northern ireland, the levels are similar to pre—pandemic levels. in fact, in march 2023, you will see that there were 33,000 incidents reported. and that is more than 30% rise compared to the same time the previous year. and so this is going to cost retailers a lot of money. the brc estimates the cost of retail cri

but maybe one of them tesco's. we take away of tesco's. if we take away 2% of tesco's.ith an easier target than tesco with an easier target than tesco sainsbury's, i don't know. >> you start a shoplifting campaign, louis, i think you're just against him. >> anyway, moving on. before louis us into trouble louis gets gets us into trouble . heard of criminals . we've heard of criminals transitioning to moved to transitioning to get moved to female prisons , now they're female prisons, but now they're transitioning get out of prisons. >> louis this is almost >> louis well, this is almost like scotland story. spain's like the scotland story. spain's trans law sex offender seeks pardon after gender change. he was guy . he was pardon after gender change. he was guy. he was going out was some guy. he was going out with with one girl. he with two girls with one girl. he broke girl's heart, went out broke the girl's heart, went out with another girl and they got together her together and he just broke her heart, mate, broke whatever it is. did things. is. maybe he did bad things.

the boss of britain's biggest retailer, tesco, says enough is enough.aid... after the co—op and waitrose started using body—worn cameras, tesco will now offer them to any staff working face—to—face with customers. but does it work? clearly, there are some people who just don't care, but what it does do is make some people think twice. it makes them realise that, you know, they are on camera, that their conflict is actually being recorded. obviously, it is also a huge cost to the retailers and it is a cost which ultimately gets borne by the customer in terms of, you know, the prices we see in stores. 0ne former security manager at asda told us the squeeze on household budgets is also having an impact. i think with the economic situation, more people are desperate, so they are willing to use violence to get the items that they need. in scotland, abusing staff is a specific criminal offence, which industry leaders want to see extended across the uk. body—worn cameras are just one tactic in the ongoing fight against retail crime, which costs the industry £1

the boss of britain's biggest retailer, tesco, says enough is enough.millions of people stock the shelves, walk the floor and serve the tills. these unsung heroes are being made to feel unsafe by customers who will be verbally or physically abusive, or who will threaten or attack them when challenged. these attacks are unacceptable, he said. for these colleagues and their families, it's heartbreaking. after the co—op and waitrose started using body—worn cameras, tesco will now offer them to any staff working face—to—face with customers. but does it work? clearly, there are some people who just don't care but what it does do is make some people think twice. it makes them realise that, you know, they are on camera, that their conflict is actually being recorded. obviously, it is also a huge cost to the retailers and it is a cost which ultimately gets borne by the customer in terms of, you know, the prices we see in stores. one former security manager at asda told us the squeeze on household budgets is also having an impact. i think with the economic situa

the boss of britain's biggest retailer, tesco, says enough is enough.ay, ken murphy said... after the co—op and waitrose started using body worn cameras, tesco will now offer them to any staff working face to face with customers. but does it work? clearly, there are some people who just don't care. but what it does do is make some people think twice. it makes them realise that they're on camera, that their conflict is actually being recorded. and obviously it's also a huge cost to the retailers, and it's a cost which ultimately gets borne by the customer in terms of the prices we see in stores. i think, with the economic situation, more people are desperate, so they are willing to use violence to get the items that they need. in scotland, abusing staff is a specific criminal offence, which industry leaders want to see extended across the uk. body worn cameras are just one tactic in the ongoing fight against retail crime, which cost the industry £1.8 billion every year. mark ashdown, bbc news. this summer has seen another series of major wildfires around

tesco products say that more than 200 cases of physical attacks on employees of this store with the aimtheft are reported every month. in 2022, part of the shelves of chain stores tesco more than one billion tomans in damage to this store, he said, the largest chain store in england has 13 million active users, torrential rains and flooding in eastern greece claimed one victim, these rains occurred in the areas where the recent fires in greece caused the fires to be fully controlled according to the announcement of the greek meteorological organization, in some areas in 24 hours, more than 600 mm has risen, which is equivalent to the total rainfall of the autumn season in these areas in the past years . flooding of passages and others there was a lot of damage to buildings, the heavy rain caused some cars to get stuck in the flooded streets, people took shelter on the roofs , turkish media also reported that two people died due to the flood, the population of hunters in the state of mississippi, usa, the limit of hunting the largest crocodile they broke this 328 kg crocodile, more than

next, as tesco soft?s tesco introduces body cameras for staff across the country, is the cost of living crisis to blame for a rise in crime thursdays from six till 930 . thursdays from six till 930. >> good afternoon. it's just coming up to 27 minutes after 3:00. we are the people's channel and nana akua . this is channel and nana akua. this is gb news. let's see what you've been saying. we've been discussing quite a few things. plant a billion. who's that? that's shane . shane says plant that's shane. shane says plant a billion trees to soak up the carbon cheap, super beautiful and far more effective than ulez. go with that net zero ulez. i'd go with that net zero or net zero in says net zero should be a global target with all nations reducing their carbon footprint in sync with each other on a percentage basis and not a unilateral zero date deadune and not a unilateral zero date deadline , which is impoverishing deadline, which is impoverishing our people against their will. exactly. no one's really goi

can touch on in tesco's. yeah can we touch on in tesco's.h >> i'm really about this >> i'm really worried about this because think any us because i don't think any of us really thought it was such a huge problem. but the boss of tesco's says is now to going tesco's says he is now to going offer body cameras to every frontline store worker here and that's many, many hundreds, thousands actually in this country. following on from what waitrose apparently and the co—op are already doing because the amount of violent assaults has something like gone up three fold since last from last year. what is it about coming to like 200 a month violent assaults every month on store workers is that's 200 of tesco's employees are victims of serious physical assaults every month . assaults every month. >> yeah and i just think and frankly do you know what it is it's a disgrace on us this is about us and how we're treating people who are working in supermarkets and things , or the supermarkets and things, or the nhs. i know when i go and see my diabet stick nur

and the boss of tesco country.e boss of tesco is urging the government to make abuse or violence towards retail workers an offence. writing in the mail on sunday, the chief exec , ken murphy, said he's been exec, ken murphy, said he's been forced to increase security measures and other and offer staff bodycams . it says physical staff bodycams. it says physical assaults against tesco workers have risen by a third over the past year . you can get more on past year. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , gbnews.com . our website, gbnews.com. >> thank you very much, ray. so domestic abusers could be forced to wear ankle tags when they're released from prison . around 500 released from prison. around 500 offenders will be tagged as part offenders will be tagged as part of a pilot scheme in the midlands, which means their location can be tracked and a curfew be enforced first. curfew can be enforced first. the scheme is expected be the scheme is expected to be rolled out across england and wa

tesco workers to be offered me.o be offered body cameras following a shocking increase in the number of violent attacks on employees as more than 200 staff fall victim to physical assaults every month . stories like this every month. stories like this are a timely reminder that britain's reputation as one of the safest countries in the world are a happy and secure place to live is now in peril . place to live is now in peril. all the daily threat of crime is something that we've grown used to , and we've sadly adapted to . to, and we've sadly adapted to. we've accepted the threat of mugging, for example, as a mundane reality of daily life in our great cities. people are afraid to wear a nice watch for fear it will be snatched off their wrist at knifepoint . some their wrist at knifepoint. some shops selling posh watches now have old carrier bags so that people don't have their new purchase grabbed when they leave the store . the police are now the store. the police are now telling people not to take their mobile pho

tesco workers to be offered me.o be offered body cameras following a shocking increase in the number of violent attacks on employees as more than 200 staff fall victim to physical assaults every month . stories like this every month. stories like this are a timely reminder that britain's reputation as one of the safest countries in the world are a happy and secure place to live is now in peril . place to live is now in peril. all the daily threat of crime is something that we've grown used to , and we've sadly adapted to . to, and we've sadly adapted to. we've accepted the threat of mugging, for example, as a mundane reality of daily life in our great cities. people are afraid to wear a nice watch for fear it will be snatched off their wrist at knifepoint . some their wrist at knifepoint. some shops selling posh watches now have old carrier bags so that people don't have their new purchase grabbed when they leave the store . the police are now the store. the police are now telling people not to take their mobile pho

tesco the mail on sunday. tesco workers.> all of our body cams. >> body cams. this is an interview the chief interview with the chief executive. the executive. because of the level of and verbal abuse, of physical and verbal abuse, what's become this country? what's become of this country? >> idea. i mean, >> i have no idea. i mean, the idea would go to the idea that you would go to the supermarket abuse supermarket and abuse a supermarket and abuse a supermarket worker, why would supermarket and abuse a supermthat? worker, why would supermarket and abuse a supermthat?woriinsane. would supermarket and abuse a supermthat? woriinsane. lowlyi supermarket and abuse a superi|that? woriinsane. lowlyi supermarket and abuse a superi mean, voriinsane. lowlyi supermarket and abuse a superi mean, i>riinsane. lowlyi supermarket and abuse a superi mean, i think ne. lowlyi supermarket and abuse a superi mean, i think were )wlyi paid. i mean, i think were there the whole way through the pandemic. quite of pandemic. there's quite a lot of t

it all happened in tesco, one of the largest supermarkets in the country, its ceo ken murphy said thatan 200 employees of the retail network become victims every month. attacks, so they will be given body cameras, that is, with a reduced price in the fight for profit, the retailer uses another know-how, a smoke screen. such special effects instantly frighten off intruders, mostly smoke is used at gas stations. unfortunately for two robbers in bristol, josh james and bobby reynolds. i had to confront ordinary people, thanks to witnesses and high-quality video surveillance. we were able to link up a series of crimes, james and reynolds, and bring them to justice. what caused the emergency you know how to live his young life, reporting by daniil suharochka. the very moment when fire and water in one frame so brightly, but not at all joyfully , the newlyweds' festive swim in the klyazma reservoir near dolgoprudny near moscow despite a serious fire, the fire on the allegro yacht was brought down even before the rescuers arrived. pre-caused a fire

and then you go to space and then you to tesco and and then you go to tesco and then you to co—op andco—op and. and it's cheap. exactly. so it's cheap. yeah exactly. so there's doing is there's no all it's doing is making slightly more making it slightly more inconvenient. i mean, you know , inconvenient. i mean, you know, good seems to me good luck. but it seems to me very optimistic anyway , over to very optimistic anyway, over to the daily star, who be the daily star, who may be reading very slightly much reading very slightly too much into standard crown into some pretty standard crown diplomacy here, possibly , yes. diplomacy here, possibly, yes. >> so is king charles has >> so this is king charles has done what his mother did, the late queen, a couple of years ago, and that is wished kim jong un good wishes as he goes to meet putin in russia. and he's not the only king to have done it. apparently, the king of sweden has also given good wishes as well. >> so yeah , i wonder what >> so yeah, i wonder what camilla had to say about that. you have to remember what you do today, what

tesco me and a magnum is 249 tesco pay me and a magnum is 249 calories and i think it's about about 25gut it has been particularly hot. it has been particularly hot. it has been a hot day. it has been a hot day. >> are we blaming climate change for that? >> no, we're blaming nature magazine. yeah. okay, then. right that's the front pages. give it a good seeing to come back and join us in a second for the it's rejoining the eu . the uk, it's rejoining the eu. yes. joking or am i? see you there news radio. >> welcome back to headliners . >> welcome back to headliners. i'm josh howie. my job is to take you through thursday's newspapers . this is take you through thursday's newspapers. this is louis schaefer . newspapers. this is louis schaefer. his job newspapers. this is louis schaefer. hisjob is newspapers. this is louis schaefer. his job is to stop me . and this is darius davis , and . and this is darius davis, and he is here to bring in the under 50s. yeah, first up is an easy one from the times for you, louis as well. trans or not to trans. >> that is the question. according to the ti

she does like the tesco clubcard. she does like the tesco clubcard.end up with something that is not in the meal deal. just look at the label which says it is part of the meal deal. come on! you gotta worry, haven�*t you? time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london with me, alison earle. the father, stepmother and uncle of sara sharif are due in court later after being charged with her murder. urfan sharif, beinash batool, and faisal malik are also accused of causing or allowing the death of a child. the ten—year—old�*s body was found at her home in woking five weeks ago. the three adults are due to appear at guildford magistrates�* court. the mayor has accused the government of "dither and delay" over proposed fire safety rules. in a letter to housing secretary michael gove, sadiq khan said 34,000 homes on major development sites in the capital were unable to proceed as it�*s unclear how the rules would be applied. the changes are expected to require new buildings taller than 18 metres to have a second sta

physical assaults against tesco workers have risen by a third over the past year.reaking . one person has heartbreaking. one person has died and tens of thousands are stranded in the nevada desert after torrential rain turned the burning man festival into a mud bath. us authorities have closed access to and from the site and revellers have been asked to conserve food and water. more rain is expected over the next few days, prompting some to leave the event on foot , leave the event on foot, trekking to the nearest highway .nonh trekking to the nearest highway . north korea has carried out a simulated tactical nuclear attack. according to the country's state media. the drill included two long—range cruise missiles carrying mock nuclear warheads as government tv channel saying it was designed to, quote , warn enemies that the to, quote, warn enemies that the country is prepared if there's a nuclear war. it comes after pyongyang vowed to bolster military deterrence against washington and seoul. military deterrence against washington and seoul . the military deterrence

of tesco? the authority figure says you're going to pay your fine, you pay your because been your fine because you've been you've up that way. you've been brought up that way. >> correct? exactly. >> correct? exactly. >> but this young kid who is 18 doesn't give a flying faeces about your authority figure. so if you are a guard, he's to going come in and try and slap you. and if you grab hold of him and you hurt his little finger, you're the one who's going to get done. not kid. you've, get done. not that kid. you've, you've undue force and you've just undue force and attention on that kid. this attention on that kid. so this is the problem. this what i'm trying to say is that actually he of the kids have he and some of the kids have never experienced thing . never experienced that thing. oh, sorry, sir. i oh, okay. yes. sorry, sir. i would never, ever shout out a policeman. i would never you know, authority was important to me growing up. these young kids have got no sense of authority and the

tesco staff are being expected.tesco staff are being offered body cams after a significant rise in violent attacks. chief executive ken murphy says he's been forced to increase security measures after seeing physical assaults rise by a third since last year. seeing physical assaults rise by a third since last year . writing a third since last year. writing in the mail on sunday, he's called for tougher laws to make abuse or violence towards retail workers an offence which would result in longer sentences . a result in longer sentences. a red weather alert has been issued for parts of spain as storms sweep across the country . a residents in alcanar on the east coast that's just south of barcelona have been told to stay inside as water floods the streets in the capital. madrid's mayor has advised the same with torrential rain forecast over the next 12 hours. a similar story in the united states where one person has died and tens of thousands of people are stranded at the burning man festival. authorities have closed

bmw tv channel report this decision was taken with the aim of reducing attacks on tesco store employees. they say that monthly more than 200 cases of physical attacks on employees of this store with the purpose of theft are reported. the store has entered and said that the largest chain store in the uk is active with 13 million. torrential rains and flooding in eastern greece took a victim. according to the announcement of the organization meteorology of greece in some areas, more than 600 mm of rain has fallen in 24 hours, which is equivalent to the total rainfall of the autumn season in these areas in the past years. flooding stopped the operation of several airports in eastern greece. in istanbul, turkey , heavy rain caused flooding. there was a lot of damage to roads and some buildings. the heavy rain caused some cars to get stuck in the flooded streets and people took refuge on the roofs . turkish media also reported that two people died due to the flood. the limit of hunting the largest crocodile they broke this 328 kg crocodile, more than 4 meters and 30 centimeters. the limit of

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tesco's ceo has announced supermarket staff will be offered body cameras due to the rising number ofttacks against shop workers. writing in the mail on sunday, the supermarket�*s boss, ken murphy, called for tougher laws targeting offenders who abuse or threaten retail staff. he called for action after the number of physical asssaults against tesco staff increased by a third since last year. campaigners hoping to get the crooked house pub near dudley in the west midlands rebuilt after it was destroyed in a fire have taken part in a special padlocking ceremony. contractors have brought in storage containers to keep the bricks safe after they were saved from the demolition of the famously wonky pub. some bricks have already been stolen, and the local mp says it's important to keep the rest under lock and key. a global search has begun for the bass guitar that sir paul mccartney played in his first public performances with the beatles. the star has enlisted the help of the german manufacturer of the guitar, hofner, to get back his treasured instrument. 0ur reporter, helena wilkinson, ha

the help of others, to seize saqib hussain�*s phone containing the material, in a meeting at this tescochase, when saqib and his friend hashim ijazuddin were killed when their car was rammed off the road. at leicester crown court, the defendants — found guilty of murder — were handed life sentences. mahek bukhari was given a minimum term of 31 years and eight months. her mother was ordered to serve at least 26 years and nine months. rekan karwa, on the left, was jailed for 26 years and ten months, and raees jamal, who is also serving a rape sentence, was sentenced to 36 years. sanaf gulamustafa, natasha akhtar and ameerjamal were found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to 1a years and nine months, 11 years and eight months, and 1a years and eight months, respectively. all of the defendants had the time they spent on remand deducted from their sentences. the fact that they are locked behind bars is clearly a relief. however, there is no realjustice because my beloved baby brother will never come back. while she waited for a verdict last month, mahek bukhari appeared relaxed, playing b

tesco staff are being expected.tesco staff are being offered body cams after a significant rise in violent attacks. chief executive ken murphy says he's been forced to increase security measures after seeing physical assaults rise by a third since last year. seeing physical assaults rise by a third since last year . writing a third since last year. writing in the mail on sunday, he's called for tougher laws to make abuse or violence towards retail workers an offence which would result in longer sentences . a result in longer sentences. a red weather alert has been issued for parts of spain as storms sweep across the country . a residents in alcanar on the east coast that's just south of barcelona have been told to stay inside as water floods the streets in the capital. madrid's mayor has advised the same with torrential rain forecast over the next 12 hours. a similar story in the united states where one person has died and tens of thousands of people are stranded at the burning man festival. authorities have closed

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it all happened in tesco, one of the largest supermarkets in the country, its ceo ken murphy said thatthan 200 employees of the retail network become victims of an attack every month, so they will be given body cameras, which, by the way, was on the chest of the victim during the attack in bristol. we need to go further, like in scotland, and make mistreatment or violence against retail workers a crime in itself. even forced retailer to purchase special guardrail. only behind such yellow fences. employees agree to lay out goods with a reduced price in the fight for profits, the retailer uses another smoke know-how. such special effects instantly frighten off intruders, mostly smoke is used at gas stations. unfortunately for two robbers in bristol, josh james and bobby reynolds. i had to confront ordinary people, thanks to witnesses and high-quality video surveillance. we were able to tie up a series of crimes, james and reynolds, and bring them to account for the impact they had on the victims. james was sentenced to 8 years. after he pleaded guilty to 18 offences. reynolds was sentenc

the on sunday goes with the mail on sunday goes with tesco our staff need body tesco boss. our staff need body cameras and we've cameras to end attacks and we've been running that on our news bulletins this morning. sunday express well , this is a bold express well, this is a bold aim, i suppose , although it's aim, i suppose, although it's kind of repeating what the prime minister said his minister has already said in his five pledges. chancellor five point pledges. chancellor cost of living pledge all half inflation this year, quite keen to know from gareth davies whether he thinks the government is in control of inflation or whether actually the whether it's actually the bank of the sun on sunday of england. the sun on sunday goes with something completely different. kelly cheated tom different. kelly cheated on tom with me . the best, probably best with me. the best, probably best left really, because i think if we go into the love affairs of kelly brook and danny cipriani will probably need another show entirely to get through all that. sunday mirror mode hit that. the

we'll get details from the cofounder of why san francisco tesco, another new one is making a splash this week. it's called we san francisco and it's holding a unique event at the foundry. sf tonight both to celebrate the upcoming autumn moon festival and to solutions for better san francisco. joining us live now to talk about it is the co-founder of why san francisco brandon owl. brandon, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me, kristen. >> okay, so why san francisco is a pretty new group. tell us about it. >> so we're a collective group of volunteers trying to make san francisco better. i think that what we really want to do is we want to create a movement. there's a lot of us that are like minded that want to see a change. they want to fix some of the problems in san francisco. i understand that there's a lot of different opinions on it, but some of the main things that we're concerned about is public safety. we want clean streets and we want to do it now. we want to do it a little bit quicker than the traditional ways of kind of navigating through politics. so we're hoping t

the boss of the uk's biggest supermarket chain, tesco, has called for the law in england and wales to attacks. ken murphy told the mail on sunday newspaper that physical assaults against his staff were up a third on the same time last year. earlier, i spoke to tom richmond, managing director of a risk management consultancy and former operation operational security manager for asda. he told me about how concerning is this rise in attacks. i think people are more accepting of violence in society today, i think with the economic situation, more people are desperate, so they are willing to use violence to get the items that they need. i think retail stores have got a stand—off policy which means that if faced with violence, you must back off. shoplifters know this so they will act violently to get you out of the way. and rightly so. there is not a product that is worth getting hurt for. there is an organised crime element as well. they will do anything they need to get the products that they want. and then, to make it even more complex, recently we are seeing a real increase in youth gan