west midlands police has been put into what is, in effect, special measures. nt improvements by the police watchdog, which said investigations weren't being carried out effectively and the risk posed by registered sex offenders wasn't being managed. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. mother and daughter raneem oudeh and khowla saleem might be alive today if west midlands police had acted quicker. west midlands police have failed khowla and raneem beyond imagination. they had so many opportunities to save their lives. a year ago, nour norris, khowla's sister, described the force's failings after an inquest into their deaths. it had failed to act on their complaints and didn't respond to 999 calls on the night they were killed by raneem's ex—husband. it's an example of the problems which has led to west midlands police being placed into what's called enhanced monitoring, or special measures, because of a number of failures identified by inspectors, who said its investigations were ineffective, it wasn't sharing information about high—risk domestic ab

west midlands police have been urged to make urgent improvements and will be monitored closely by then stop release at the second largest force in england and wales was not carrying out effective investigations and was failing to manage risk posed by registered six offenders. the chief constable said he completely disagreed with the decision. hundreds of amazon workers have been on strike today. black friday when the business shopping days of the year. hundreds of amazon workers are on strike today, black friday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year. the gmb union says about a thousand workers have joined the strike in coventry. walk—outs are also planned across europe and the us over a pay dispute. unions say it is the biggest day of industrial action in the firm's history. the world's biggest iceberg is on the move after more than 30 years stuck to the ocean floor. �*a23a' is almost 4,000 square kilometres in area, that's more than twice the size of greater london. it initially split from the antarctic coastline in 1986, but quickly grounded in the weddell sea, essentially b

west midlands police has been put into what is, in effect, special measures. olice watchdog, which said investigations weren't being carried out effectively, and the risk posed by registered sex offenders wasn't being managed. the chief constable says he completely disagreed with the decision. the japanese car giant nissan is to invest up to £2 billion in its factory in sunderland to manufacture a new generation of electric vehicles. it's thought the move could safeguard 6,000 jobs directly, as well as thousands more across the uk. danny savage reports from sunderland. as we've been told for years, when it comes to cars, the future is electric. today, one of the biggest car makers in the uk committed to that. by 2030, the next generation of three electric nissan models will be produced here. so each sheet there will have what they want on the car... with 6,000 people employed here, this is hugely important for the workforce. for my family, you sort of look at the future, and you look around, and you realise that you have a career here for life, and it's reassur

west midlands police have been ordered to make urgent improvements and will be monitored more closelythe second largest force in england and wales wasn't carrying out effective investigations and was failing to manage the risk posed by registered sex offenders. the chief constable said he completely disagreed with the decision. hundreds of amazon workers are on strike today, black friday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year. the gmb union says about 1,000 workers havejoined the strike in coventry. walk—outs are also planned across europe and the us over a pay dispute. unions say it is the biggest day of industrial action in the firm's history. the world's biggest iceberg is on the move after more than 30 years stuck to the ocean floor. a23a is almost 4,000 square kilometres in area — that's more than twice the size of greater london. it initially split from the antarctic coastline in 1986, but quickly grounded in the weddell sea, essentially becoming an ice island. those are some of the other stories we have been taking a look at here in the newsroom. you're live with bbc new

west midlands police have been ordered to make urgent improvements and will be monitored more closelysecond largest force in england and wales wasn't carrying out effective investigations and was failing to manage the risk posed by registered sex offenders. the chief constable said he completely disagreed with the decision. immigration minister robertjenrick is putting pressure on downing street by putting forward his own plan to cut immigration. the ideas are not government policy, but it's believed they will be discussed. among the suggestions is a requirement of a minimum annual salary of £35,000 to receive a work visa. hundreds of amazon workers are on strike today on one of the busiest shopping days of the year, black friday. the gmb union says about 1,000 workers havejoined the strike in coventry. walkouts are also planned across europe and the us over a pay dispute. you're live with bbc news. and we will turn now to the humanitarian situation in gaza as more aid trucks are able to cross through the rafah crossing. live now to geneva where we can speak to tommaso della longa, th

okay, we're going to start this section with this next story about the west midlands police. s got this? >> this . sorry. just >> i've got this. sorry. just laughing merch west laughing at his merch. west midlands has been moved midlands police has been moved into special measures over a string of failings . the force string of failings. the force was also deemed not to be doing enough to keep vulnerable people safe, including domestic abuse victims, and failing to effectively manage the risk posed to the public by registered sex offenders and onune registered sex offenders and online child abusers. >> that sounds pretty damning . >> that sounds pretty damning. >> that sounds pretty damning. >> it is damning. i mean , this >> it is damning. i mean, this i'm actually quite relieved that they this is the way that the police are being measured. right. because i have seen them dancing , kneeling, helping young dancing, kneeling, helping young muslim shapps down from from a statue . but what i've not really statue. but what i've not really seen is lots of talk about the effect of c

okay, we're going to start this section with this next story about the west midlands police. s got this? >> this . sorry. just >> i've got this. sorry. just laughing merch west laughing at his merch. west midlands has been moved midlands police has been moved into special measures over a string of failings . the force string of failings. the force was also deemed not to be doing enough to keep vulnerable people safe, including domestic abuse victims, and failing to effectively manage the risk posed to the public by registered sex offenders and onune registered sex offenders and online child abusers. >> that sounds pretty damning . >> that sounds pretty damning. >> that sounds pretty damning. >> it is damning. i mean , this >> it is damning. i mean, this i'm actually quite relieved that they this is the way that the police are being measured. right. because i have seen them dancing , kneeling, helping young dancing, kneeling, helping young muslim shapps down from from a statue . but what i've not really statue. but what i've not really seen is lots of talk about the effect of c

west midlands police said fans of the polish side were not being allowed into the stadium after objectshey couldn't progress ahead of their game at helsinki — and they didn't quite get a warm welcome in the finnish capital. they had to play in this blizzard, where they came back from two goals down to earn a draw. the conditions were finally deemed too severe towards the end, and the snow clearing machines were brought on, which stopped play for ten minutes. they did resume and it finished 2—2. on to international football now, where's there's two rounds of games remaining in the women's nations league group stage. scotland are away to belgium and wales are at home to iceland, both looking to avoid relegation into league b. northern ireland are in albania, and could still secure promotion to league a via play—offs. for england, there's a crucial game against the netherlands at wembley. jo currie has more from st georges park. the lionesses find themselves in a sticky situation. they're third with two games still to play. qualification for next summer's 0lympic qualification for next sum

west midlands police has been ordered to make urgent improvements by inspectors.anage the risk posed by registered sex offenders. let�*s talk to our midlands correspondent phil mackie. what improvements are being ordered to? ., ., , ., to? you highlighted a couple of the areas that have _ to? you highlighted a couple of the areas that have come _ to? you highlighted a couple of the areas that have come in _ to? you highlighted a couple of the areas that have come in for - areas that have come in for criticism there. not effectively monitoring convicted paedophiles and online abusers, not sharing information with other agencies when it comes to domestic abuse cases. but also not effectively leading investigations, in other words, but also not effectively leading investigations, in otherwords, not solving enough crimes. it�*s not the first police force in the uk to be put in what they call enhanced levels of monitoring or special measures, but it is one of the largest, serving an area that includes the black country, birmingham, solihulland includes the black countr

. >> well, they say they feel let down by west midlands police after they were told there was insufficientove that the comments. >> now, all of this comes as last week west midlands police were into special were placed into special measures following a series of failings, including poor investigation . investigation. >> tns west midlands reporter jack carson takes up the story . jack carson takes up the story. >> this is the moment a group of boys attacked the home of a young hindu family in birmingham. the family who wished to remain anonymous move to the uk from india and have lived in the city for eight years with their young daughter. after moving into a new house two years ago, they finally got to a housewarming and, as to hold a housewarming and, as is hindu tradition, displayed religious signs on the front of their home shortly afterwards. in july, the first incident occurred at around 8:00 pm. >> we heard a big bang and when we first saw in the video footage, we have seen that someone has stepped on the door and kicked our door with their foot. it happened a couple of times and tha

a number of police vehicles and officers remain at the scene and west midlands police is telling us that two boys were arrested last night at their home addresses. they remain in custody . the remain in custody. the government says it's delivered on its pledge to halve inflation with price rises slowing down at the fastest rate in two years. the latest data shows inflation was 4.6% in october, down from 6.7% in september. a fall in energy costs and house prices has helped to reduce that figure, which is still above the bank of england's 2% target. it that's the news for now. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> well , a very news channel. >> well, a very good evening to farage. and yes, i'm richard tyson. we've got a absolutely outstanding hour ahead. it's frankly hard to keep up with what going on at the moment. what is going on at the moment. the three days have been the last three days ha

a number of police vehicles and officers remain at the scene and west midlands police is telling us that two boys were arrested last night at their home addresses. they remain in custody . the remain in custody. the government says it's delivered on its pledge to halve inflation with price rises slowing down at the fastest rate in two years. the latest data shows inflation was 4.6% in october, down from 6.7% in september. a fall in energy costs and house prices has helped to reduce that figure, which is still above the bank of england's 2% target. it that's the news for now. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> well , a very news channel. >> well, a very good evening to farage. and yes, i'm richard tyson. we've got a absolutely outstanding hour ahead. it's frankly hard to keep up with what going on at the moment. what is going on at the moment. the three days have been the last three days ha

a west midlands police said missiles were thrown at officers before the game started.was in the europa conference league and the match did not start on time in the end. but no polish fans were allowed into the stadium ahead of kick off. aston villa won the game two one. a significant policing operation continues as well. that is it for the moment. continues as well. that is it for the moment . we are live on for the moment. we are live on tv, digital radio and your smart speaken tv, digital radio and your smart speaker. now it's over to headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. >> your run through the next day's newspapers with three top comedians. i'm stephen allen. tonight we have top calendar salesman louis schaefer and a man . man. >> he's got one in his bag. i said it the first three seconds, man. and we're also joined by a man. and we're also joined by a man who needs all the work he can because he keeps buying some dodgy calendars. it's paul cox. >> hello. >> hello. >> good evening . how are you >> good evening. how are you both doing? i can't be

a number of police vehicles and officers remain at the scene and west midlands police say two boys wereested at their home addresses . they remain in custody . some . they remain in custody. some good news. the government says it has delivered on its pledge to halve inflation with price rises slowing down at the fastest rate in two years. the latest data showing inflation was 4.6% in october. that's down from 6.7% in september, a fall in energy costs and house prices has helped reduce that figure, which , though is still above the which, though is still above the bank of england's 2% target. that's the news. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . well, here we are. news channel. well, here we are. >> yes, i am richard tice. i'm sort of identifying as the jacob, but actually he's in a taxi and we're going live to him now. sirjacob rees—mogg, where are you? what's going on? why are you? what's going on? why are you? what's going on? why are you late ? are you late? >> i'm late bec

arrested on suspicion of murder after a 19 year old was stabbed to death in wolverhampton, west midlands police sean cyhi was attacked in east park on monday night and he died at the scene . night and he died at the scene. well, you were hearing just now about the good news on inflation. the government says it has delivered on its pledge to halve inflation with price rises slowing down at the fastest rate in two years. the latest data indicating inflation was . 4.6% in october. that's was. 4.6% in october. that's down from 6.7% in september after a fall in energy costs and house prices has helped reduce that figure, which is still, though, above the bank of england's 2% target . and lastly, england's 2% target. and lastly, the prince of wales has called for action at every level to what she's calling rebalance society as social skills. during her speech on early years development in children, princess kate addressing a conference where key research from her royal foundation centre for early childhood was being outlined as she hosted the early years shaping us campaign event at the design museum

man arrested yesterday evening to 2—2 appeals had gone out for two men yesterday from the west midlands policeolved in those attacks on the those mice attacks on the mcdonald's in star city and also in perry barr here in birmingham . they are still on the lookout, still searching for a 30 year old, bilal hussein, believed to be from the birmingham area. he, of course, is suspected of being involved in these attacks as well. course, the police are well. of course, the police are also investing, dating the incident small heath incident here at the small heath mcdonald's, were also mcdonald's, where mice were also thrown staff on the floor thrown at staff and on the floor in this restaurant on tuesday evening. they don't evening. currently they don't have the evidence to see a connection between the other two and whether the same people are involved. of course, a lot of these protests are community driven. are passed around driven. they are passed around social you mentioned, social media, as you mentioned, martin, of that presence martin, because of that presence on social media, of how on socia

it was monitored by the west midlands police monitored , not policed. the monitored, not policed.e monitoring now, but officers could not stop a stream officers could not stop a stream of those involved getting inside the giant mall when they reached the giant mall when they reached the centre of birmingham's second largest city. so and then there was a bit of arguing outside with the security. there was people to go in, was more people wanted to go in, but were stopped the but they were stopped and the march was organised the march was organised by the birmingham action birmingham palestine action group and came shortly after labour mp steve mccabe's office was picketed during a surgery with his constituents that morning and i do feel a bit sorry for mps at this point because it's pretty scary stuff, isn't it? we've had the murder of jo cox and david amess. it's not somebody not impossible that somebody in that be violent that group might be violent towards you. >> and gove surrounded the >> and gove was surrounded the other and gove, by way, other day and gove, by the way, was v

it was monitored by the west midlands police monitored , not policed. the monitored, not policed.now, but officers could not stop a stream officers could not stop a stream of those involved getting inside the giant mall when they reached the giant mall when they reached the centre of birmingham's second largest city. so and then there was a bit of arguing outside with the security. there was people to go in, was more people wanted to go in, but were stopped the but they were stopped and the march was organised the march was organised by the birmingham action birmingham palestine action group and came shortly after labour mp steve mccabe's office was picketed during a surgery with his constituents that morning and i do feel a bit sorry for mps at this point because it's pretty scary stuff, isn't it? we've had the murder of jo cox and david amess. it's not somebody not impossible that somebody in that be violent that group might be violent towards you. >> and gove surrounded the >> and gove was surrounded the other and gove, by way, other day and gove, by the way, was visited times

. >> certainly there is an investigation undennay by the west midlands police . ey say that this is a public nuisance offence. >> of course, they were alerted to the incident a few days ago at the star city mcdonald's , at the star city mcdonald's, which is just further just a little bit outside of the city centre . they were alerted to centre. they were alerted to that. and of course they're appealing to the public for information around the people. of course involved in that protest. but since that initial attack, there have been two others yesterday in in perry barr, again, just outside the city centre. and now here last night in small heath. so this is a particularly worrying thing, of course, for not only for the police who are, of course, trying to stop these while they're while they're before they're while they're before they really begin to spread across the country. but also, of course, for the people dining in these these these mcdonald's as these protest has come in shouting phrases such as palestine phrases such as free palestine amongst other things,

we are the criminals in response, a west midlands police spokesperson told gb news our officers haveent against a family in birmingham for some time now. >> a detailed investigation was carried out, which included speaking to the victims and the young people responsible for the offences at length , the parents offences at length, the parents offences at length, the parents of the young people were supportive of police action and we satisfied that we are satisfied that a community was the community resolution was the correct step to take, given the young of the people involved young age of the people involved and their history of non offending. taking the offending. when taking the decision to move ahead with an out—of—court disposal as out—of—court disposal such as this , we into account the this, we took into account the feelings wishes of the feelings and wishes of the victims, overly victims, but overly criminalising these people would not proportionate in this not be proportionate in this case. now, the family has no case. for now, the family has no choice but to hope such a reso

arrested on suspicion of murder after a 19 year old was stabbed to death in wolverhampton in west midlands. polices sean ciceri was attacked in east park on monday night and died at the scene . the government says it's scene. the government says it's delivered on its pledge to halve inflation with price rises slowing the most in two years. the latest data shows inflation was 4.6% in october, down from 6.7% in september for a fall in energy costs and house prices has helped reduce the figure which is still above the bank of england's 2% target. it this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . martin back to. martin >> well, thank you, sophia . >> well, thank you, sophia. let's get cracking. of course, there's only one place to start today, and that's the massive blow to sunak's pledge to blow to rishi sunak's pledge to stop the boats. of course, early today, supreme court ruled today, the supreme court ruled that the government's plan to send rwanda is send migrants to rwanda is unlawful. i'm joined now by

we are the criminals in response, a west midlands police spokesperson told gb news our officers haveople responsible for the offences at length , the parents offences at length, the parents offences at length, the parents of the young people were supportive of police action and we satisfied that a we are satisfied that a community was the community resolution was the correct step to take, given the young the people involved young age of the people involved and history and their history of non offending. taking the offending. when taking the decision to move ahead with an out—of—court as out—of—court disposal such as this, took into account the this, we took into account the feelings of the feelings and wishes of the victims, overly victims, but overly criminalising these people would not be proportionate in this case. now, the family has no case. for now, the family has no choice but to hope such a resolution works and the youths stay away for them. feeling safe in this city again will not be easy.jack in this city again will not be easy. jack carson gb news. >> well , that's an exce

west midlands police says sean ciceri was attacked in east park on monday night and died at the scene the next two decades. nhs boss amanda pritchard has promised that the improved vaccination rates and screening almost nobody will get the disease by 2040. currently around 2700 women in england are diagnosed with it annually. the health service plans to ramp up its efforts to get people vaccinated against the virus , hpv, which against the virus, hpv, which causes up to 99% of cervical cancers . this causes up to 99% of cervical cancers. this is gb news causes up to 99% of cervical cancers . this is gb news across cancers. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . pip news now it's back to. pip >> thanks very much sophia prime minister rishi sunak and home secretary james cleverly have insisted that they remain committed to stopping the boats. thatis committed to stopping the boats. that is despite the supreme court earlier ruling that the government's plan to deport asylum seekers to rwa

injured in pre—match clashes in birmingham ahead of aston villa's match against legia warsaw west midlands. policeans of the polish side wouldn't be allowed into the stadium after missiles were thrown at officers ahead of the game in the europa conference league . aston villa conference league. aston villa have just won the game two one. a significant policing operation continues . well, this is gb news continues. well, this is gb news on tv digital radio, and on your smart speaker too. that's it for the moment. now it's over to . patrick >> the bbc isn't woke enough . >> the bbc isn't woke enough. that's the kind of joke that would end up on mock the week's cutting room floor. but believe it not, that's strongly it or not, that's the strongly held view of one of its employees who got radio five presenter niall . speaking to a presenter niall. speaking to a journalism diversity conference yesterday, he revealed working in the bbc's, quote, overwhelmingly white environment is affecting his mental health. neil continued it's really affecting me that i walk in and all i see is white people. the harde

of course, this is one of the restaurants that the west midlands police are investigating to try.. as you mentioned, a 32 involved. as you mentioned, a 32 year old man has been arrested in connection with the attacks on the mice attacks on the mcdonald's in star city and perry barr. and they're still looking for a 30 year old, bilal hussein in connection with those attacks as well. they've executed the westminster police say a number of warrants in their determination to arrest him, but are appealing to the for public any more information. the police here say that their position is clear . they say this position is clear. they say this is appalling and will not be tolerated. and they're going to hunt down and prosecute anyone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits,:| prosecute anyone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits, commits te anyone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits, commits such yone tolerated. and they're going to huntcommits, commits such acts. who commits, commits such acts. of course, it seems to be birmingham is the only place where mice specific

west midlands police will be put into special measures following a series of failings, including poorf inspector of constabulary says the force has been moved into an enhanced level of monitoring . the level of monitoring. the inspectorate said the force's not carrying out investigations which lead to satisfactory results for victims or managing the risk to the public by sex offenders . the chief constable offenders. the chief constable said he completely disagrees with the decision . hundreds of with the decision. hundreds of amazon staff have gone on strike on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. gmb union members are locked in a pay dispute and are on the picket line outside the firm's coventry site . strikes and demonstrations site. strikes and demonstrations will also be taking place in europe and the us, which unions say is the biggest day of action in the firm's history. amazon say the industrial action would not affect customers. a union member on the picket line said the strikes won't stop until there's a pay rise to poverty wage. >> they're struggling to put food on

west midlands police say for a 30 year old bilal hussain, believed to be from birmingham, they wouldto him. of course, with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. theythese would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. they have mice attacks as well. they have said that they've executed a number attempts at an arrest number of attempts at an arrest warrant over the past past 24 hours, but have so far been unsuccessful . so they are unsuccessful. so they are appealing to the to to the the pubuc appealing to the to to the the public for information of public for any information of course, on whereabouts. we course, on his whereabouts. we know yesterday, of course, i reported that up in west yorkshire in bradford, where a starbucks and a mcdonald's have both had windows smashed with hammers and also sticking sex thrown in that restaurant by community pro palestine campaigners that an ar

now, the west midlands police are investigating those . that investigating those.ey are saying that that is a public nuisance offence and they are appealing for anybody with information about who, of course , the person might that is , the person might be that is responsible for those attacks. but are all coming because but these are all coming because of the pro—palestine protesters, particularly within social media groups, particularly within the community. this is certainly not a nationally organised method of protest against, of course it's against, of course , this this against, of course, this this israel hamas war. these are very much community based protests. but this is because in israel, the mcdonald's franchise in israel put out lots of statements on social media in the past few days in the past weeks, saying that they've given out 100,000 meals to idf soldiers . they offer discounts soldiers. they offer discounts to people who are involved within the security forces up to 50% in some branches . so there's 50% in some branches. so there's calls for that

police are searching for two men in the west midlands after several incidents of mice being thrown into mcdonald's restaurants. they've released images of 32 year old amir khan and 30 year old bilal hussain as part of a public appeal for footage shared on social media. show dozens of mice unleashed in another of the chain's after two incidents earlier this week , incidents earlier this week, pro—palestinian activists have reportedly called for protests against mcdonald's after a restaurant in israel donated meals to israeli soldiers and security workers . the us vice security workers. the us vice president has been at downing street this evening as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park. she was greeted by the prime minister, who hopes to pit the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology. they will this evening be holding a private dinner . evening be holding a private dinner. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the us ai safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threat

police are searching for two men in the west midlands after several incidents of mice being thrown into mcdonald's restaurants. they've released images of 32 year old amir khan and 30 year old bilal hussain as part of a public appeal for footage shared on social media. show dozens of mice unleashed in another of the chain's after two incidents earlier this week , incidents earlier this week, pro—palestinian activists have reportedly called for protests against mcdonald's after a restaurant in israel donated meals to israeli soldiers and security workers . the us vice security workers. the us vice president has been at downing street this evening as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park. she was greeted by the prime minister, who hopes to pit the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology. they will this evening be holding a private dinner . evening be holding a private dinner. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the us ai safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threat

police are searching for two men in the west midlands after several incidents of mice being thrown into mcdonald's restaurants . they've released restaurants. they've released images of 32 year old amir khan and 30 year old bilal hussein as part of a public appeal footage shared on social media showed dozens of mice unleashed in another mcdonald's after two incidents earlier in the week. a masked gang of propane mark steyn activists held the rodents out on to the floor in their alleged support of israel . they alleged support of israel. they the us vice president, has arrived at downing street a short while ago as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park. a warning for viewers. the following contains flashing images. she was greeted by the prime minister, rishi sunak, who hopes to put the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology . earlier monitor the technology. earlier today, kamala harris announced the creation of the us ai safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterpart. but she said the threats pose

police have arrested a 32 year old man in connection with several incidents in which mice were thrown into mcdonald's restaurants in the west midlands this week . they're now searching this week. they're now searching for 30 year old bilal hussein as part of their public appeal footage shared on social media showed dozens of mice unleashed in another mcdonald's after two incidents earlier this week . incidents earlier this week. pro—palestinian activists have reportedly called for protests against mcdonald's after a restaurant in israel donated meals to israeli soldiers and security workers . the us vice security workers. the us vice president has been at downing street this evening as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park . she safety at bletchley park. she was greeted by the prime minister, rishi sunak, who hopes to put the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology . earlier, kamala technology. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the usa safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threats posed by new technologies

police have arrested a 32 year old man in connection with several incidents in which mice were thrown into mcdonald's restaurants in the west midlandsweek . they're now searching this week. they're now searching for 30 year old bilal hussein as part of their public appeal footage shared on social media showed dozens of mice unleashed in another mcdonald's after two incidents earlier this week . incidents earlier this week. pro—palestinian activists have reportedly called for protests against mcdonald's after a restaurant in israel donated meals to israeli soldiers and security workers . the us vice security workers. the us vice president has been at downing street this evening as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park . she safety at bletchley park. she was greeted by the prime minister, rishi sunak, who hopes to put the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology . earlier, kamala technology. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the usa safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threats posed by new technologies are pr

police have arrested a 32 year old man in connection with a several incidents in which mice were thrown into mcdonald's restaurants in the west midlandshis week. they're now searching for 30 year old bilal hussein as part of their public appeal footage shared on social media showed dozens of mice unleashed in another mcdonald's after two incidents earlier on in the week. pro—palestinian activists have reportedly called for protests against mcdonald's after a restaurant in israel donated meals to israeli soldiers and security workers . soldiers and security workers. the us vice president has been at downing street this evening as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park. she was greeted by the prime minister, rishi sunak, who hopes to put the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology . earlier, kamala technology. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the us ai safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterparts. she said the threats posed by new technologies are profound . a technologies are profound. a former top civil servant says former top c

in other news, police have arrested a 32 year old man in connection with several incidents in which mice were thrown into mcdonald's restaurants in the west midlands this week. they're now searching for 30 year old bilal hussein as part of their public appeal footage shared on social media showed dozens of mice unleashed . showed dozens of mice unleashed. yet in another mcdonald's after two incidents earlier this week , two incidents earlier this week, pro—palestinian activists have reportedly called for protests against mcdonald's after a restaurant in israel donated meals to israeli soldiers and security workers . the us vice security workers. the us vice president was at downing street earlier this evening as several high profile guests attend the world's first summit on al safety at bletchley park. she was greeted by the prime minister, who hopes to put the uk at the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology. earlier kamala harris announced the creation of the us ai safety institute , the us ai safety institute, which will work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threat it's posed by new technologies are profound . a former top

police to actually them properly? actually stop them properly? >> point, great >> but a great point, a great point when i was point he made. and when i was doing elections across west midlands and north get north shropshire, they they get scant . and if they have scant resource. and if they have the ability to have infrared technology, the cattle technology, you know the cattle are nicked or are getting nicked or the tractors are getting now tractors are getting nicked. now these rural areas . these dope farms in rural areas. so, so it does have real merit. it would cheaper than it would be a lot cheaper than sending helicopter. and sending up a helicopter. and i think are the polluting. >> yeah, i think those are the best test it out best places to test it out because central just because central london is just too a beast. so i think too much of a beast. so i think too much of a beast. so i think to test it out rurally and just get it done properly before you bnng get it done properly before you bring will be the bring it to london will be the best to do. best thing to do. >> stuff. and it's >> yeah, good stuff. and it's also have to a license also you have to have a lice