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paul's housing association have helped install cctv. it's been quiet since december, but he's still nervous. i fear for my life. really? fear for my life. i'm serious about it. i feel really boxed—in. it begins to affect your mental health, your physical health. i it's torture. what makes behaviour anti—social is when it causes harassment, alarm or distress. sometimes it also involves criminal offences being committed. people do not understand the harm that anti—social behaviour causes. sometimes the cumulative impact of anti—social behaviour is more damaging than, say, if somebody suffers one serious physicalassault, because, you know, it plagues your life. it is literally living a nightmare. the past few months it's escalated, to the point where we cannot afford for it to get any worse. local labour councillor jeanette walker has lived in hemlington for 44 years. she says a small number of children and teenagers are responsible for most of the problems. the police, unfortunately, when they do get them or they do pick them up,

paul's housing association have helped install cctv. it's been quiet since december, but he's still nervous. i fear for my life. really? - fear for my life. i'm serious about it. i i feel really boxed in. it begins to affect . your mental health, your physical health. it's torture. what makes behaviour antisocial is when it causes harassment, alarm or distress. sometimes it also involves criminal offences being committed. people do not understand the harm that antisocial behaviour causes. sometimes the cumulative impact of antisocial behaviour is more damaging than, say, if somebody suffers one serious physicalassault, because, you know, it plagues your life. it is literally living a nightmare. the past few months, it's escalated to the point where we cannot afford for it to get any worse. local labour councillor jeanette walker has lived in hemlington for 44 years. she says a small number of children and teenagers are responsible for most of the problems. the police, unfortunately, when they do get them or they do pick �*em up, somet

the second part of the mortuary, which is not covered by cctv, where david fuller went and was able to lock himself in that area, had no cameras, but from the other side of those fridges, he could get access to the bodies and take them out of the fridges. there's a moment during one of the videos where there's a noise from outside the mortuary. i'm not completely sure what it is, but his response is to just turn the light off. and i anticipated, while i'm listening, that he's putting the body back or doing something to hide, and then about five minutes later the light comes back on and he's still standing there. just as he was before. and you must have been praying that he would be caught at that stage? that would have been so much betterfor so many more people, had he been caught at any time. but who had he abused? police had to find out. they searched hospital records and they scrutinised fuller's horrific videos. looking for parts of the body, whether it's tags or medical devices, anything that could be used, facial imagery, age, build, absolutely everything that would be able to be

the second part of the mortuary, which is not covered by cctv, where david fuller went and was able to lock himself in that area, had no cameras, but from the other side of those fridges, he could get access to the bodies and take them from the fridges. there's a moment during one of the videos where there's a noise from outside the mortuary. i'm not completely sure what it is, but his response is to just turn the light off. and i anticipated, while i'm listening, that he's putting the body back or doing something to hide, and then about five minutes later the light comes back on and he's still standing there. just as he was before. and he must have been praying that he would be caught at that stage? that would have been so much better for so many more people, had he been caught at any time. but who had he abused? police had to find out. they searched hospital records and they scrutinised fuller's horrific videos. looking for parts of the body, whether it's tags or medical devices, anything that could be used, facial imagery, age, build, absolutely everything that would be able to be p

the second part of the mortuary, which is not covered by cctv, where david fuller went and was able to lock himself in that area, had no cameras, but from the other side of those fridges, he could get access to the bodies and take them from the fridges. there's a moment during one of the videos where there's a noise from outside the mortuary. i'm not completely sure what it is, but his response is to just turn the light off. and i anticipated, while i'm listening, that he's putting the body back or doing something to hide, and then about five minutes later the light comes back on and he's still standing there. just as he was before. and he must have been praying that he would be caught at that stage? that would have been so much betterfor so many more people, had he been caught at any time. but who had he abused? police had to find out. they searched hospital records and they scrutinised david fuller's horrific videos. looking for parts of the body, whether it's tags or medical devices, anything that could be used, facial imagery, age, build, absolutely everything that would be able to

the second part of the mortuary, which is not covered by cctv, where david fuller went and was able to lock himself in that area, had no cameras, but from the other side of those fridges, he could get access to the bodies and take them from the fridges. there's a moment during one of the videos where there's a noise from outside the mortuary. i'm not completely sure what it is, but his response is to just turn the light off. and i anticipated, while i'm listening, that he's putting the body back or doing something to hide, and then about five minutes later the light comes back on and he's still standing there. just as he was before. and he must have been praying that he would be caught at that stage? that would have been so much betterfor so many more people, had he been caught at any time. but who had he abused? police had to find out. they searched hospital records and they scrutinised fuller's horrific videos. looking for parts of the body, whether it's tags or medical devices, anything that could be used, facial imagery, age, build, absolutely everything that would be able to be pa

thrown from the crowd — merseyside police later identifed and arrested the person responsible from cctv footage. elsewhere, newcastle earned a huge victory at leeds in their fight to avoid relegation. jonjo shelvey with the only goal of the game. eddie howe's side had only won once all season prior to this. ruben neves got the winner for wolves at brentford. that game heavily disprupted — stopped for over 25 minutes in the first half due to a clash of heads and a drone hovering above the ground. celtic have been drawn at home to raith rovers in the last 16 of the scottish cup after winning 2—1 at championship side alloa today. celtic took an early lead. liam scales' cross turned in at the near post by greek striker giorgos giakoumakis in front of a packed crowd. and the premiership side made it two just before half time as liel abada cut in from the right. alloa got a goal back late in the second half through connor sammon, but it finished 2—1 to celtic. elsewhere, there was a shock for holders stjohnstone, who were beaten by fourth tier side kelty hearts — the runaway league tw

the cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. i've been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we're taking this facial data, this tracking, this metaviewl in 3d, and transmitting that over to our entirely- new virtual avatar. both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death threats, so it's important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys we're investigating began to look at any method they could for obtaining puppies. one of the easiest ways to obtain puppies quickly is to obtain a breading age bitch, and the quickest way of doing that illicitly is to steal it. naturally, a dog will have one, possibly two litters a year. however, because of the demand, they need more litters a year. so they pump the animals full of her hormones, it is just literally litter after litter after litter. it does terrible things to the animals

the cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. i've been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we're taking this facial data, this tracking, _ this metaview in 3d,| and transmitting that over to our entirely new virtual avatar. | both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death threats, so it's important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys we're investigating began to look at any method they could for obtaining puppies. one of the easiest ways to obtain puppies quickly is to obtain a breading age bitch, and the quickest way of doing that illicitly is to steal it. naturally, a dog will have one, possibly two litters a year. however, because of the demand, they need more litters a year. so they pump the animals full of hormones, it is just literally litter after litter after litter. it does terrible things to the animals

the cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. i've been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we're taking this facial data, - this tracking, this metaview in 3d, and transmitting that over - to our entirely new virtual avatar. both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death threats, so it's important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys we're investigating began to look at any method they could for obtaining puppies. one of the easiest ways to obtain puppies quickly is to obtain a breading age bitch, and the quickest way of doing that illicitly is to steal it. —— breeding age. naturally, a dog will have one, possibly two litters a year. however, because of the demand, they need more litters a year. so they pump the animals full of her hormones, it is just literally litter after litter after litter. it does terribl

the cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. i've been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we're taking this facial data, this tracking, this metaviewl in 3d, and transmitting that over to our entirely- new virtual avatar. both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death threats, so it's important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys we're investigating began to look at any method they could for obtaining puppies. one of the easiest ways to obtain puppies quickly is to obtain a breeding age bitch, and the quickest way of doing that illicitly is to steal it. naturally, a dog will have one, possibly two litters a year. however, because of the demand, they need more litters a year. so they pump the animals full of her hormones, it is just literally litter after litter after litter. it does terrible things to the animals

the cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. i've been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we're taking this facial data, - this tracking, this metaview in 3d, and transmitting that over - to our entirely new virtual avatar. both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death threats, so it's important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys we're investigating began to look at any method they could for obtaining puppies. one of the easiest ways to obtain puppies quickly is to obtain a breeding age bitch, and the quickest way of doing that illicitly is to steal it. naturally, a dog will have one, possibly two litters a year. however, because of the demand, they need more litters a year. so they pump the animals full of hormones, it is just literally litter after litter after litter. it does terrible things to the animals i

after the match that merseyside police had made an arrest, after they and everton security staff used cctv footage to had identify a supporter throwing a plastic bottle. away from that, many everton fans stayed behind after the match to protest against owner farhad moshiri and chairman bill kenwright. everton have won just once in their last 1a league games. there were chants of "sack the board" and a plane had flown above the ground before the match with a message demanding the removal of kenwright. a heated game and another big win for villa boss and former liverpool captain steven gerrard, who was happy to overcome a hostile atmosphere. we aren't too quiet in this crowd, and to— we aren't too quiet in this crowd, and to be — we aren't too quiet in this crowd, and to be fair to duncan, he's got everything — and to be fair to duncan, he's got everything out of the players today. we were _ everything out of the players today. we were the first team to come on the hack— we were the first team to come on the back of— we were the first team to come on the back of a manager or sack.

the cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. sirens wail. police! stay where you are! commotion. i have been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we are taking this facial data, this tracking, this mesh of you in 3d and transmitting it over to our entirely new virtual avatar. both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death threats, so it's important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys we are investigating began to look at any method they could for obtaining puppies. one of the easiest ways to obtain puppies quickly is to obtain a brooding age bitch, and the quickest way of doing that illicitly is to steal it. naturally, a dog will have one, possibly two litters a year. however, because of the demand, they need more litters a year. so they pump the animals full of hormones. it is literallyjust litter after litter aft

i cctv footage even, is that within her remit?— her remit? i don't know what is within her— her remit? i don't know what is within her remit. _ her remit? i don't know what is within her remit. i _ her remit? i don't know what is within her remit. i thought - her remit? i don't know what is within her remit. i thought if. her remit? i don't know what is. within her remit. i thought if you are checking numbers and movement in any specific place at a particular time, you would have access to the swipe card data, which is what the observer story is about. it does make you wonder if there should be a compliance officer at downing street most of the time anyway, because somebody should have spotted that people, there were several people in a single space at a single time that people are coming in and out of space as they were not supposed to be visiting. this is assuming that the data she gets suggests that rules were broken. it is very interesting, but it does also make you think isn't the whole point of having that granular data in a place lik

cctv images have been sent to the police and one palace fan has been arrested. in addition, one millwall supporter was arrested for alleged discriminatory abuse, two for assaulting stewards, and anotherfor a pitch incursion. millwall have said they will issue life bans for anyone found guilty of discriminatory abuse. as you've been hearing in the news novak djokovic has thanked his fans for keeping him strong, after he won his appeal against a decision refusing him entry to australia. he tweeted he's looking forward to defending his australian open tennis title. but a former wimbledon champion feels if djokovic does compete, the going might be tough. marion bartoli said events over the last few days could be mentally draining for him. djokovic is on for a record 10th title in melbourne, and a landmark 21st grand slam overall. i think he can work his way to the first week and be at his momentum to work a second week. it's more how mentally and psychologically you will be affected by all of this in the headlines, he is really the best one is under pressure and yet

after mikael arrived at his friends house, he's picked up on camera by a neighbour's cctv. i walked in. came straight into the garden. he's followed shortly by the police officer in pursuit. a friend of mikael�*s says she saw what happened next before she started to film the incident. she doesn't want to show her face. i saw the officer spray mikael with a pepper spray. mikael was shouting. the officer then punched mikael several times. and that's when i picked up the phone. ithought, "i better record what's going on." i thought, "right self—defence." i did manage to hit him a couple of times. i thought this guy is trying to hurt me. that's when i stumbled on the floor here. he got the better of me, and i stumbled here. my kids are... get off him. he's still trying to hit me while i'm on the floor. get off him. i'm ringing the police on you. at that point, i thought, "i need to do something because i feel like if i don't do something he's going to badly hurt me or he might kill me." so at that point i bit his arm. let go of my arm. get off him, then. he's like "get off

after mikael arrived at his friends house, he's picked up on camera by a neighbour's cctv. i walked in. came straight into the garden. he's followed shortly by the police officer in pursuit. a friend of mikael�*s says she saw what happened next before she started to film the incident. she doesn't want to show her face. i saw the officer spray mikael with a pepper spray. mikael was shouting. the officer then punched mikael several times. and that's when i picked up the phone. i thought, "i better record what's going on otherwise there's no way anyone would believe that officer has done what he's done." i thought, "right self—defence." i did manage to hit him a couple of times. i thought this guy is trying to hurt me. that's when i stumbled on the floor here. he got the better of me, and i stumbled here. my kids are... get off him. he's still trying to hit me while i'm on the floor. get off him. i'm ringing the police on you. at that point, i thought, "i need to do something because i feel like if i don't do something he's going to badly hurt me or he might kill me." so a

cctv images have been sent to the police and one palace fan has been arrested. in addition, one millwall supporter was arrested for alleged discriminatory abuse, two for assaulting stewards, and anotherfor a pitch incursion. millwall have said they will issue life bans for anyone found guilty of discriminatory abuse. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we can hear more now of the prime minister borisjohnson's interview about the government's approach to covid in the coming months. he was speaking at a vaccination centre in west london. let's listen to what he had to say. we will continue to use testing as one of our most important lines of defence for as long as necessary. the other important line of defence is getting vaccinated. fantastic to be here at boots and i have talked to someone who was getting vaccinated for the first time, it's really important to come forward to get vaccinated. the boosters are going well, we have done 36 million busters, 90% of people over 50. clearly there is an opportunit

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of the demonstrators in hong kong, and that ignited quite a firestorm in beijing. cctv chinese state media responded very quickly, be banned all and be a be games for one year trying to hit the league in the wall where it hurts. and china, of course, is a massive market for the n b a of course. and we talk about this quite a bit, particularly here in germany, how to engage with china economically, without turning the other cheek when it comes to human rights. ok. what about response from members of the week community? so earlier today i spoke with a representative at the world, we're congress and she told me, you know, she was thankful for the online outrage. the dish shows that people do care even if he doesn't, but people recognize the plight of her people and that if people care that means their governments, their democratically elected leaders, are going to be forced to care as well. her name is the murat by arkin, and she specifically talked about beijing and the condemnation. the international organizations are governments can potentially put towards beijing and why beijing car

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arrested the supporter who threw a missile onto the pitch after the goal — after identifying the fan using cctv footage. let's have a look at the three, 3 o'clock kick offs in the premier league — david moyes is back at old trafford, taking his west ham side to manchester united. it is goalless in all three of those games so far. brentford taking on walls and leads against newcastle united. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. in the championship, nottingham forest beat derby county 2—1 in a heated east midlands derby. goals from lewis grabban and brennanjohnson put forest ahead before tom lawrence scored a penalty for derby, who ended the match with ten men after ravel morrison was sent off in injury time. forest move up to eighth while derby remain 23rd amidst their off—field troubles. hearts have comfortably avoided a shock in the scottish cup, after a 5—0 win over sixth—tier side auchinleck talbot to reach the last 16. the ayrshire minnows have form for knocking bigger clubs out of the cup, but this one was never in doubt. liam boyce scoring one of his two goals here. a

we have got cctv keeping record of everything, that we will submit to guinness for them to overview, and basically tell us whether or not we have won it. but there is more to this world record attempt. there is also a special fundraising record attempt. there is also a specialfundraising element record attempt. there is also a special fundraising element that means a lot to brothers lee and dale. ~ ., ., ., dale. we are doing it for alzheimer's _ dale. we are doing it for alzheimer's uk. - dale. we are doing it for alzheimer's uk. my - dale. we are doing it for i alzheimer's uk. my father dale. we are doing it for - alzheimer's uk. my father has alzheimer's. it is for a good cause. we are very passionate about the charities— we are very passionate about the charities that we are trying to support _ charities that we are trying to support. we are trying to make it entertaining for everyone, and hopefully everyone gets a good experience out of it and gives generously, at least at the price of a drink _ generously, at least at the price of a drink. , ., ., ., , a drink. every move of

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hitman gohir khan captured on cctv in rotterdam buying the knife he planned on using to kill his victim, but khan never found his target. instead, he was arrested on return to london. police found messages on khan's phone with a middleman named as �*mudz�*. he offered khan, who was heavily in debt, £100,000 for the killing. khan replied, "let's get cracking". this is the man he planned to murder — a pakistani activist critical of the country's army. he doesn't want his face shown. five years ago, he was tortured by suspected members of pakistan's intelligence services. now, he believes they are behind this plot to kill him. this trial was taking place in the uk. what's your message to the british government? pakistani officials wouldn't comment on the case. prime minister imran khan and the military insist there's no clampdown on critics, but human rights groups disagree. over the past few years, i've been reporting on how journalists and activists inside pakistan have faced an intensifying campaign of beatings, abductions and threats for criticising the alleged role of the milit

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organized, looting with more systematically hitting shopping centers and businesses at the shopping center. cctv cameras caught the mayhem in this shopping center and elsewhere. looters, of course, when full, easiest pickings. first that his electronic shops, jewelry stores, as well as a d. m. 's. this, for example, was a food shop, not a lot left aside from a few broken gadgets. shelves were cleared in minutes. security could do nothing but watch and police were engaged in fatal fire. fights with armed gangs elsewhere and the looters went to town. there's very little doubt that this was plaid because the people that came here and did this, brought the right equipment. it takes a lot to get into cash machines, but they manage to do. it's taking the cash cassette poses the po, bullshit. i don't want this to be happening. of course, it was scary. we stayed home with almost these were not our people. we were all resting after the new year's celebrations. were some foreigners were doing all this is we were waking up or people just went out to the square to peacefully protest and then left. and then

cctv, which has been watched by the guards, she is being seen being passed on from one person to the next. within 12 hours of being stolen, she had been sold twice already. i have been working for about 25 years — i have been working for about 25 years for law enforcement. we are taking this facial data, this tracking, this view in 3d and — this tracking, this view in 3d and transmitting that over to our entirely new virtual avatar~ _ our entirely new virtual avatar. both myself and other people — avatar. both myself and other people connected to the investigation have received death— investigation have received death threats, so it is important that we retain our anonymity for the protection of both— anonymity for the protection of both our— anonymity for the protection of both our families and ourselves. demand for puppies weut— ourselves. demand for puppies went through the roof. the type of guys — went through the roof. the type of guys we are investigating began — of guys we are investigating began to look at any method they— began to look at any method they

arrested the supporter who threw a missile onto the pitch after the goal — after identifying the fan using cctv footage. let's have a look at the three, 3 o'clock kick offs no goals anywhere. pretty lacklustre from the teams this afternoon and play has been suspended at brentford for about 15 minutes. the players were taken off the pitch as there was a drone flying overhead, so that game is further behind the rest. it is just at half—time in that one. hearts have comfortably avoided a shock in the scottish cup, after a 5—0 win over sixth—tier side auchinleck talbot to reach the last 16. the ayrshire minnows have form for knocking bigger clubs out of the cup, but this one was never in doubt. liam boyce scoring one of his two goals here. andy halliday, peter haring and alex cochrane with hearts' other goals. there's been a moment of skiing history today — as dave ryding has won britain's first alpine skiing world cup gold medal with victory in the kitzbuhel slalom. the 35—year—old, who is heading to next month's winter olympics in beijing, was sitting sixth after his first run in aust

hitman gohir khan captured on cctv in rotterdam buying the knife he planned on using to kill his victim, but khan never found his target. instead he was arrested on return to london. police found messages on khan's phone with a middleman named as mudz. he offered khan, who was heavily in debt, £100,000 for the killing. khan replied, "let's get cracking." this is the man he planned to murder, a pakistani activist critical of the country's army. he doesn't want his face shown. five years ago he was tortured by suspected members of pakistan's intelligence services. now he believes they are behind this plot to kill him. this trial was taking place in the uk. what's your message to the british government? pakistani officials wouldn't comment on the case. prime minister imran khan and the military insist there's no clampdown on critics. but human rights groups disagree. over the past few years i've been reporting on howjournalists and activists inside pakistan have faced an intensifying campaign of beatings, abductions and threats for criticising the alleged role of the military in manipulat

there will be one standing space per seat and there will be extra cctv and stewarding to monitor crowd behaviour. the government's ambition is to change legislation and roll—out standing areas across the top two tiers later this year but there are still some concerns about unintended consequences. i think where is the tendency to get people to stand, that will have a limiting factor on families, perhaps fewer females limiting factor on families, perhaps fewerfemales might want limiting factor on families, perhaps fewer females might want to stand in that area and certainly people with disabilities and older people so you start to get a crowd that is probably 16 up to 55 males and then the suggestion we might introduce alcohol is a recipe for disaster. persistent standing are so common that the pilots might not look all that the pilots might not look all that different but fans will be on their feet legally for the first time in nearly 30 years, potentially paving the way for many more to do the same from next season. emma raducanu was among the sports starts who received a new year's

record—keeping had been inadequate, he raised serious concern that inaccurate information was given about cctv. the ombudsman said it was impossible to understand why the trust did not adequately investigate. the western health trust has repeated its sincerest apologies to the family for the distress experienced as a result of the trust's failure to investigate, it also says stop asking questions. we just want closure now, we just want to know- what happened to her. because she is not getting a chance to rest. - the family believe this story is about accountability and transparency. which, they say, should be at the heart of the health service anywhere. chris page, bbc news. after a strong start in the final ashes test, england were punished by australia's batters. they closed the first day in hobart on 2a1—6 after a 100 by travis head. joe wilson has the details. england have never lost a test match in tasmania. 0k. this is their first test match in tasmania. but recognise the team? five changes including ollie robinson, recalled and rejoicing. warner caught by zak crawley for 0. next, marn

now cctv has emerged of the incident, the met has paid compensation and apologised unreservedly. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford joins me now. the details of this case are horrendous. the case dates back top 2013, when konstancia duffy wa5 the case dates back top 2013, when konstancia duffy was a music student but she is now an assistant professor, 5he but she is now an assistant professor, she was trying to help a 15—year—old boy who was being stopped and searched but she ended up stopped and searched but she ended up being arrested herself for obstructing the police. she didn't co—operate and they carried her into the police station and the sergeant decided to authorise female officers to cut off her clothes to check whether she was carrying anything. she has been fighting a legal case for almost nine years but only last year did she manage to get hold of the rctv and what the officers were saying and the custody sergeant 5he saying and the custody sergeant she is resist, treat her like a terrorist, then you hear the officers laughing a rotted her body hair

hitman gohir khan captured on cctv in rotterdam buying the knife he planned on using to kill his victim, but khan never found his target. instead he was arrested on return to london. police found messages on khan's phone with a middleman named as mudz. he offered khan, who was heavily in debt, £100,000 for the killing. khan replied, "let's get cracking." this is the man he planned to murder, a pakistani activist critical of the country's army. he doesn't want his face shown. five years ago he was tortured by suspected members of pakistan's intelligence services. now he believes they are behind this plot to kill him. this trial was taking place in the uk. what's your message to the british government? pakistani officials wouldn't comment on the case. prime minister imran khan and the military insist there's no clampdown on critics. but human rights groups disagree. over the past few years i've been reporting on howjournalists and activists inside pakistan have faced an intensifying campaign of beatings, abductions and threats for criticising the alleged role of the military in manipulat

the cctv there has banned nba games from air costing the nba roughly $400 million. now, there's a statement from the golden warriors distancing itself from their minority owner that owns about a 10% stake. but choosing not to acknowledge the root of the controversy saying "as a limited investor who has no day-to-day operating functions with the warriors, mr. palihapitiya does not speak on behalf of our franchise". someone that did take it on is ennis cantor freedom. he offered this tweet. he said when genocide happens, is it people like this that let it happen? so of course, there is a debate here. right? you have some that will call china and xi jinping out and some that put profits of morality. this is timely. we have the winter olympics set to begin in early february. >> charles: thanks, jackie. get the read on this from gordon chang, author of the coming collapse of china. we did reach out to chamath palihapitiya to come on the show today. we are yet to hear from him. gordon, you know, it's not just the nba. i always say we're missing something big when we don't

you're relying on cctv and potential witnesses or accomplices that finally want to report on this individual. >> may also speak to someone who is skilled, right, at avoiding leaving those kinds of clues. elie honig, i want to talk about the other broader investigation here, and that is the straight-up effort to overturn the election. the sum total of what we're learning from the committee before releasing its report that strikes me is the number of people who were in touch with the white house by text. sean hannity among them, but he's not alone. republican members of congress who seem to be aware of what the plan was, to straight-up reject the electoral votes from swing states. we're a year later. why no consequences legally for those people? >> well, it's a great question, jim. it's one i'm going to be thinking about when we watch the attorney general give his speech later today. by the way, i'll tell you four hours in advance what merrick garland is going to say. he will say we will follow the facts and the law and pursue it as high as it may good. that's good. he should say that. those w

cctv images have been sent to the police and one palace fan has been arrested. in addition, one millwall supporter was arrested for alleged discriminatory abuse, two for assaulting stewards, and anotherfor a pitch incursion. millwall have said they will issue life bans for anyone found guilty of discriminatory abuse. as you've been hearing in the news novak djokovic has thanked his fans for keeping him strong, after he won his appeal against a decision refusing him entry to australia. he tweeted he's looking forward to defending his australian open tennis title. but a former wimbledon champion feels if djokovic does compete, the going might be tough. marion bartoli said events over the last few days could be mentally draining for him. djokovic is on for a record 10th title in melbourne, and a landmark 21st grand slam overall. i think he can work his way through the first week and be at his momentum to the second week. it's more how mentally and psychologically you will be affected by all of this in the headlines, he is really the best one is under pressure and y

to have him go on cctv to disclose this, to be the first person in china to say that this is what was going on, was jaw-dropping. and that was when cases started to skyrocket in wuhan, and the numbers multiply tenfold very fast. ♪ ♪ >> (speaking chinese): >> it was always going to be very difficult to control this virus from day one. but by the time we knew that it was transmissible human to human, i think the cat was out of the bag, it had already spread. that was the shot we had, and we lost it. ♪ >> narrator: at 10:00 a.m. on january 23, wuhan was put on lockdown. >> the city at the heart of the public health crisis in china is shutting its public transport network. >> flights canceled. trains halted. highways blocked by police. (woman speaking chinese on loudspeaker) >> 11 million residents have been told to stay put. (indistinct chatter) >> narrator: cdc director george gao went before the media. (reporters clamoring) (speaking chinese) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: despite gao's assurances, doctors on the front lines were confronting the reality that covid-19 was much more transmis

to have him go on cctv to disclose this, to be the first person in china to say that this is what was going on, was jaw-dropping. and that was when cases started to skyrocket in wuhan, and the numbers multiply tenfold very fast. ♪ ♪ >> (speaking chinese): >> it was always going to be very difficult to control this virus from day one. but by the time we knew that it was transmissible human to human, i think the cat was out of the bag, itad already spread. that was the shot we had, and we lost it. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: at 10:00 a.m. on january 23, wuhan was put on lockdown. >> the city at the heart of the public health crisis in china is shutting its public transport network. >> flights canceled. trains halted. highways blocked by police. (woman speaking chinese on loudspeaker) >> 11 million residents have been told to stay put. (indistinct chatter) >> narrator: cdc director george gao went before the media. (reporters clamoring) (speaking chinese) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: despite gao's assurances, doctors on the front lines were confronting the reality that covid-19 was much more transm

the audio is captured on cctv in a camera inside a cafe close to where the attack took place. there are no pictures associated with the recording. but the prosecution say there are four main voices that can be heard are the voices of doctorjenkins and the defendants strickland, jason edwards and a teenage girl who cannot be identified for legal reasons. the male voices can be heard shouting homophobic abuse and describing violent acts. the female voice at one point is heard to demand money and at the end she is heard to say yeah, i needed that. the jury saw cctv images of strickland buying whisky with doctorjenkins card at a garage just eight minutes later. they also saw an embrace betweenjason edwards and the girl and the two men came back together and they embraced before riding around cardiff city centre on a bicycle. strickland, edwards, and a teenage girl who was 16 at the time of the attack have admitted manslaughter and robbery but deny murder. the case is continuing. would you adam and eve it, there is a poll out here in the uk today that has found that some of our mos

there is also this financial times report about a cctv documentary that kind of implied that ant financial is caught up in some shenanigans with a brother of a former communist party official in hangzhou. that said, that is nothing new, bloomberg news reported pieces of that story back in august. so it is just adding to the angst and the concerns that regulatory crackdowns are not going to ease on big tech. haslinda: sheikh stephen engle, our chief north asia correspondent in hong kong. thank you for that. now to the chinese property sector. we know the property sector has been beat up this week, especially on the back of expectations that the government will continue to support property plays. we saw the lpr getting cut. today those property plays are giving up gains. country garden has just sold nearly $4 billion in convertible bonds. and evergrande says it will engage advisers to help with its debt issues. the distressed developer is said to be failing to engage on its restructuring plan. . for more, let's bring in our bloomberg china credit editor, rebecca choong wilkins. what is the l

at that point not all of the cctv from the police station had been obtained by the doctor. she then managed to get hold of what happened next at the police station and it's not what you see but it's what you hear. what you see but it's what you hear. what you hear is the police officers talking about what they are doing. the one point the custody sergeant said she's resisting, resisting is futile, treat her like a terrorist, i don't care. then you hear the officersjoking i don't care. then you hear the officers joking about her, joking about her body hair, joking about her close, laughing about her underwear. and it's because of that that the metropolitan police have now offered a fulsome apology and say they sincerely apologise for the sexes, derogatory and unacceptable language that was used while she was being strip—searched in the police station in northeast london. the metropolitan _ station in northeast london. the metropolitan police have had a series of very damaging news stories like this in recent months, haven't the ? , ., , ., like this in recent months, haven

record—keeping had been inadequate, he raised serious concern that inaccurate information was given about cctv. the ombudsman said it was impossible to understand why the trust did not adequately investigate. the western health trust has repeated its sincerest apologies to the family for the distress experienced as a result of the its failure to investigate, it also says it has fully accepted the ombudsman's findings. maureen mcginley�*s sons and daughters say they won't stop asking questions. we just want closure now, we just want to know- what happened to her. let her rest in peace, . she is not resting either because she is not getting a chance to rest. - the family believe this story is about accountability and transparency. which, they say, should be at the heart of the health service anywhere. chris page, bbc news. in 201a in 2014 a devastating storm struck the south devon coast destroying a stretch of railway and cutting cornwall and most of devon off from the rest of the country for several weeks. you might remember these astonishing pictures of the railway track in dawlish dangling