three years ago, a black lives matter protest gathered outside downing street, attended by yufial on. the protest was initially peaceful. there was dancing. there were speeches. two hours in, and that peace was broken. a clash quickly escalated, leading to louisa's restraint. i completely blacked out. i couldn't breathe. i was telling the officer, like, help me get my hand. and he continued to rub my face in the ground and kneel on me. the siblings were arrested and charged, accused of assaulting an officer in yufial�*s case and being threatening or abusive in louisa's. now bbc analysis of multiple body—worn videos shown for the first time reveals the force used on the siblings themselves. i was punched in the face. my sister was pushed and then we got charged with assault even though we were assaulted. we've examined how the incidents unfolded in little over a minute across multiple cameras. watch here as louisa is pushed backwards by an officer's right hand on her neck and left hand on her chest. just five seconds later, in the far left corner of the screen, a different body—worn c

yufial lost his job and louisa deferred studying law.ater, both were eventually acquitted. cameras are only being put on when officers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. the metropolitan police told us it was sorry for errors with disclosure of evidence. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. she looks terrified. this is really worrying and shocking. baroness csaey�*s review into the met found that the force lacks transparency. we all know that arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information. no, you're pushing against me... in this case, a pc switched off his camera during an arrest. bleep hell. watch — when his colleague says he's going to use an incapacitating spray, the pc disagrees... no... ..before immediately turning off his video. a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers�* actions were lawful and necessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also sp

_ three years ago, a black lives matter protest gathered outside downing street, attended by yufial on sister, louisa, on the right. the protest was initially peaceful. there was dancing. there were speeches. two hours in and that peace was broken. a clash quickly escalated, leading to louisa's restraint. shouting. i completely blacked out. i couldn't breathe. shouting. get your arm out, now! i was telling the officer, like, "help me get my hand." and he continued to rub my face in the ground and kneel on me. you do not leave your arm out, or i'll inflict pain, 0k? the siblings were arrested and charged, accused of assaulting an officer in yufial�*s case and being threatening or abusive in louisa's. now bbc analysis of multiple body—worn videos, shown for the first time, reveals the force used on the siblings themselves. i was punched in the face, my sister was pushed and then we got charged with assault, even though we were assaulted. we've examined how the incidents unfolded in little over a minute across multiple cameras. watch here as louisa is pushed backwards by an officer's righ

yufial lost his job and louisa deferred studying law.fficers feel like it's necessary or they're being targeted. the metropolitan police told us it was sorry for errors with disclosure of evidence. no action has been taken against any of the officers involved. she looks terrified. this is really worrying and shocking. baroness csaey�*s review into the met found that the force lacks transparency. we all know that arresting people is difficult, but if you've got nothing to hide, release the video, release the information. no, you're pushing against me... in this case, a pc switched off his camera during an arrest. bleep hell. watch — when his colleague says he's going to use an incapacitating spray, the pc disagrees... no... ..before immediately turning off his video. a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers' actions were lawful and necessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also spent months digging for written records of failings. we've uncovered a catal

the siblings were arrested and charged, accused of assaulting an officer in yufial�*s case and being for the first time reveals the force used on the siblings themselves. i was punched in the face. my sister was pushed and then we got charged with assault even though we were assaulted. we've examined how the incidents unfolded in little over a minute across multiple cameras. watch here as louisa is pushed backwards by an officer's right hand on her neck and left hand on her chest. just five seconds later, in the far left corner of the screen, a different body—worn camera shows yufial being struck by an officer, who was then pulled backwards by colleagues. moments later, and having removed herself from the front of the protest to search for her car keys, louisa is restrained by a group of officers. screaming. pain compliance, 0k? you do not leave your arm out or i'll inflict pain, 0k? get your arm out! i literally thought i was going to die. you're 0k. i blacked out. i've got your head. 0k~ _ despite what they experienced, and the charges they were facing, body—worn video revealing of

the siblings were arrested and charged, accused of assaulting an officer in yufial�*s case and beingused on the siblings themselves. i was punched in the face. my sister was pushed and then we got charged with assault even though we were assaulted. we've examined how the incidents unfolded in little over a minute across multiple cameras. watch here as louisa is pushed backwards by an officer's right hand on her neck and left hand on her chest. just five seconds later, in the far left corner of the screen, a different body—worn camera shows yufial being struck by an officer, who was then pulled backwards by colleagues. moments later, and having removed herself from the front of the protest to search for her car keys, louisa is restrained by a group of officers. screaming. pain compliance, 0k? you do not leave your arm out or i'll inflict pain, 0k? get your arm out! i literally thought i was going to die. you're 0k. i blacked out. i've got your head. 0k~ _ despite what they experienced, and the charges they were facing, body—worn video revealing officers' use of force wasn't initially

both yufial and his sister were acquitted and the met police apologised to them.arge of the cameras says the majority of recordings show good practice. some other stories now. a 15—year—old girl who died after being stabbed in croydon, south london, has been named as elianne andam. her family said she was the light of their lives. police have been given an extra 24 hours to question a 17—year—old boy who was arrested after the attack. the number of students not completing uni courses in england, wales, and northern ireland is at its highest recorded level. there has been a 28% rise in students dropping out partway through the year, the student loans company said. time now to leave you with ten seconds of queens. series five of rupaul�*s drag race is back on bbc 3 and bbc iplayer with ten new contenders strutting their stuff. you're all caught up. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak — coming up on the programme: are you ready — because rome is. the start of the 44th ryder cup isjust hours away with europe looking to regain the trophy from

accused of assaulting an officer in yufial�*s case and being threatening or abusive in louisa's.ght hand on her neck and left hand on her chest. just five seconds later, in the far left corner of the screen, a different body worn camera shows yufial being struck by an officer who was then pulled backwards by colleagues. moments later and having removed herself from the front of the protest to search for her car keys, louisa is restrained by a group of officers. screaming. compliance, 0k? if you do not move your arm out, i will inflict pain, 0k? i literally thought i was going to die. you're 0k. i blacked out. i've got your head, you're 0k. despite what they experienced and the charges they were facing, body worn video revealing officers' use of force wasn't initially disclosed to either of them as part of their cases. it was very weird because the evidence that benefited me was put in his case and the evidence that was benefiting him was put in my case. without us getting the evidence from each of our cases we probably wouldn't be in the situation that we're in right now. looks t