what do you make of the usjustice department �*s reports? us justice department 's reports?'s reorts? ~ . , ., , reports? we have been here many times. reports? we have been here many times- doj — reports? we have been here many times. d0j report. _ reports? we have been here many times. d0j report. we _ reports? we have been here many times. d0j report. we had - reports? we have been here many times. d0j report. we had one - times. d0j report. we had one here in angeles after the rampart scandal. companies were wrapped in together inaudible corruption that you can think of, but does not come close to what rampart was injured the department ofjustice to centre decree, we did not have a lot of change in la so after ferguson there was a d0j investigation. a lot of recommendations. not a lot of change still, so i am worried that these investigations may make good windowdressing, but don't result in real change. mr garland said the police's behaviour had a detrimental impact on public trust. do you think trust was high to begin with? ~ , ., ., , with? well, yeah. that is the pro

why is the usjustice department investigating? tiktok?ear now, but it seems to have ramped up when there was an admission in december by bytedance, which is the owner of tiktok, that says, well, actually there was some spying by some individuals and against some technology reporters in the united states and even some us citizens as well. and that admission has really sort of upped the ante in terms of the us government's view of tiktok and just how involved the chinese government is in the data collection. all of this coming as the white house is demanding that bytedance even either sell tiktok or risk a ban. exactly. but even then, there are still worries that that actually won't solve the problem, that in fact, there's still this ability for surveillance. again, you know, no matter how much the ceo of tiktok will try to assuage those worries, they still continue to persist. now, remember, he's going to be testifying on capitol hill on thursday, and there is a lot of attention that is being played to this particular hearing because he is

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a usjustice department investigation has concluded that the police department in louisville in kentuckyinst black people, used excessive force and conducted illegal searches. it follows the death of breonna taylor, a black woman who was shot dead by police during a raid on her home in 2020. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. the botched armed raid on breonna taylor's home led to this. chanting: breonna taylor! say her name! breonna taylor! months of protests demanding the police officers involved to be held to account. the medical technician had been asleep with her boyfriend when officers burst into her apartment. she was hit with six bullets and died. the outcry that followed helped fuel the black lives matter protests. now a department of justice investigation into the louisville police has found that it engaged in a pattern of civil rights violations, including: this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing and it is an affront to the vast majority of officers who put their lives on the line every d

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the usjustice department has delivered a damning indictment of louisville police department over the black woman in 2020. breonna taylor was shot dead by police during a raid on her home in 2020. an investigation by thejustice department has concluded that the police department in louisville routinely discriminated against black people, used excessive force, and conducted illegal searches. here is what attorney—general merrick garland had to say. lmpd uses excessive force, including unjustified neck restraints and the unreasonable use of police dogs and tasers, conduct searches based on invalid warrants, unlawfully executes warrants without knocking and announcing, unlawfully stops, searches, detains, and arrests people, unlawfully discriminates against black people in enforcement activities. our north america correspondent, nada tawfik has more. she spoke to me a little earlier. the department ofjustice, after the black lives matter movement in 2020, really took off after the killings of george floyd and breonna taylor. they have launched these investigations. now, the investigation

the usjustice department has said that a domestic police force, louiville police department, used routine discrimination, illegal searches and excessive force, while investigating the killing of a black woman in 2020. the uk prime minister is defending asylum reform plans, including banning anyone arriving in a small boat from being able to claim asylum or seek citizenship. rishi sunak said his government is "on the side "of the british people." the opposition called it a gimmick. following on from their momentous win at last summer's women's football euros, england's lionesses team are celebrating another victory. they've persuaded the uk government to put more money into sport for girls. the plans were announced on international women's day and mean girls at schools in england will be offered the chance to play football and have the opportunity of at least two hours of pe every week. here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. england! commentator: england, european champions! - it was a moment english football will never forget. but the next day, despite bleary eyes, the team were l

in other stories for you today, the usjustice department has delivered a damning indictment of louisvillee fatal shooting of a black woman in 2020. breonna taylor was shot dead by police during a raid on her home in 2020. an investigation by thejustice department has concluded that the police department in louisville routinely discriminated against black people, used excessive force, and conducted illegal searches. here is what attorney general merrick garland had to say. lmpd uses excessive force, including unjustified neck restraints and the unreasonable use of police dogs and tasers, tasers, conduct searches based on invalid warrants, unlawfully executes warrants without knocking and announcing, unlawfully stops, searches, detains, and arrests people, unlawfully discriminates against black people in enforcement activities. the news comes just as a us judge halted the release of more than 20 hours of additional video and audio footage related to the separate case of the killing of tyre nichols, an unarmed black man who was beaten by police officers in memphis, tennessee during a traffic

the usjustice department has charged the south korean crypto entrepreneur do kwon with eight criminalo alter the price of the terra dollar stablecoin in may 2021. federal prosecutors said mr kwon lied in television interviews and on social media about terra's blockchain technology and the effectiveness of its algorithms. nick marsh is following the story from our asia business hub in singapore. nick. he has been on the run for months now. what do we know of his discovery? and what will happen next? months on the run, victoria. he left south korea last year and actually came here to singapore, a clear moved on from singapore and was last seenin from singapore and was last seen in serbia and as it turns out he has just been arrested a few hours ago in montenegro, next door, 5000 miles away from south korea the police found him and the other suspect that you mentioned tried to get on a plane to dubai with a fake passport and now has been detained but in terms of what he has actually been accused of, it all relates to terraform labs which is a crypto currency trading platform that he set

a usjustice department investigation has concluded that the police department in louisville in kentuckyck people, used excessive force, and conducted illegal searches. it follows the death of breonna taylor, a black woman who was shot dead by police during a raid on her home in 2020. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. the botched armed raid on breonna taylor's home led to this. chanting: breonna taylor! say her name! breonna taylor! months of protests demanding the police officers involved to be held to account. the medical technician had been asleep with her boyfriend when officers burst into her apartment. she was hit with six bullets and died. the outcry that followed helped fuel the black lives matter protests. now a department of justice investigation into the louisville police has found that it engaged in a pattern of civil rights violations, including: this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing, and it is an affront to the vast majority of officers who put their lives on the line every day to

an investigation by the usjustice department has concluded that the police department in louisville kentuckysrrespondent nada tawifk. quick history of breonna taylor, she's in bed late at night, please come in with a battering ram. boyfriend thinks it's a burglary, it's a drug raid but no drugs were found. he fires a shot, they opened fire and killed her. then there is an inquiry — what does the department ofjustice say about the behaviour of louisville police? well, this was a two—year probe by the department ofjustice and what they found was that the louisville police department and the local government routinely discriminated against black citizens. and in this 86 page report, it is pretty damning in terms of the excessive force that the police department often used, including unlawful neck restraints, unlawfully using police dogs and tasers. they also found that on a routine traffic stops, they unlawfully used a pretence of a minor traffic violation to try to look for other offences they could charge citizens with. and merrick garland, during this press conference, detailed how some offic

the usjustice department has told bytedance to sell its shares in tiktok, or the app could face a us export grain by sea is due to expire today, and it's uncertain whether moscow and kyiv can agree terms to extend it. the black sea grain initiative, which also allows russia to continue selling its grain and fertilisers, was brokered by the united nations in july. since then, ukraine has exported 25 million tons of grain, mainly to the developing world, including several countries which were on the verge of famine. the situation is not quite as critical as it was one year ago, because ukraine's harvest firstly will be lower this year because of there is less exported, and others have planted and are harvesting more, the us green output is forecasted to be higher this year, and food prices are a lot lower than they were, but it would still be a significant blow if this programme is not continued. the actor sam neill has revealed he's been diagnosed with what he calls a "ferocious" cancer. the peaky blinders star says he fell ill while publicising the latest jurassic world film last mar