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but as the mother of bibaa henry and nicole smallman. in the next few days tens of thousands of delegates, including world leaders, will arrive in glasgow for cop26 — the un climate change conference. countries will be asked to set out their plans for cutting emissions and rising global temperatures. the uk government's chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance, says it's vital that we take action now to limit global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees... absolutely make sure that the technologies we have today and the natural solutions we have today are implemented as fast as possible. that is critical. and there is a way to do that and there's a lot of r&d needed for that. second is we need to invest in the technologies for the future that will continue that and make certain parts of that easier. and we also need to accept that there's got to be some change in society in terms of the way we consume and the way we contribute to emissions. and those things together, i think, are really, really important. if those things are done and

there is a legacy and nicole. — going on. there is a legacy and nicole. i— going on. there is a legacy and nicole, i think we grieve more for her because there was 20 years difference. she had 20 years less than bibaa ought to know her was to love her— than bibaa ought to know her was to love her and — than bibaa ought to know her was to love her and there is so much more i am going _ love her and there is so much more i am going to — love her and there is so much more i am going to share with you and you can see _ am going to share with you and you can see her— am going to share with you and you can see her in action and lots and lots of— can see her in action and lots and lots of families have given tribute to bibaa — lots of families have given tribute to bibaa because she was an amazing social— to bibaa because she was an amazing social worker who was able to drill down _ social worker who was able to drill down and — social worker who was able to drill down and do the difference between... there could never be cover-ups — between... there could

in life, bibaa henry and nicole smallman shared that special sister's bond. their family and all those who loved them are now forced to live their lives contemplating everything that has been lost. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. a little earlier, we heard statements outside the old bailey from nicola and bibaa's mother and from the detective who led the investigation. 0k, first and foremost, i want to pay tribute to the family of nicole and bibaa. they have all acted with the utmost dignity throughout this entire investigation and trial, and i hope personally, and my team do, that today's verdict gives them some sort ofjustice, to be able to move on with their lives. this investigation has touched all of us so deeply, and we are glad that the jury saw through danyal hussein's ridiculous denials of the overwhelming evidence in front of him. i've made no bones about my complaints with the met police office, but today i have to say i can only commend them. this team moved heaven and earth to ensure that we felt that we were being supported. this is the

and i think nicole _ is going on. —— bibba. and i think nicole i— is going on. —— bibba. and i think nicole, i think we grieve more for her because there was 20 years difference. she had 20 years less than bibba. but to know her was to love her _ than bibba. but to know her was to love her. there is so much more i'm going _ love her. there is so much more i'm going to _ love her. there is so much more i'm going to share — love her. there is so much more i'm going to share with you, and you can see her_ going to share with you, and you can see her in_ going to share with you, and you can see her in action and, and lots and lots of— see her in action and, and lots and lots of families have given tributes to bibba _ lots of families have given tributes to bibba because she was an amazing social— to bibba because she was an amazing social worker who was able to drill down _ social worker who was able to drill down and — social worker who was able to drill down and do that difference between, there could never be cover—ups, that she wanted _ there could never be cove

nicole wolter, get the product going. nicole wolter. we — get the product going. nicole wolter, we wish _ get the product going. nicole wolter, we wish you - get the product going. nicole wolter, we wish you all i get the product going. nicole wolter, we wish you all the i get the product going. nicole i wolter, we wish you all the best in illinois. thank you very much. it is a complex picture, but i hope over the last half hour, we have brought it altogether, just to show how all these interconnecting parts are buckling and straining and how there is a problem in the global supply chain. we will see you next week. hello. compared with the rather cool weather at the start of the week, things have now turned milder, especially if you had the sunshine. not many did on thursday, but where the sun came out in lincolnshire, the temperature rose above 20, a temperature which we didn't get in the whole of october last year. many stayed with the cloud, some foggy, but even with this sort of weather, it's milder. so what's going on? we have low pressure well to our north�

the now poignant exuberance of nicole. when they could not be contacted after the outdoor celebration, they were reported missing. officers went to the site of the birthday picnic in north london after a call from their friends, frustrated by the police response, they had begun their own search. it was nicole's girlfriend who found the sisters ultimate body is intertwined in the undergrowth. danyal hussein was arrested after his dna was found on both bodies and his dna was found on both bodies and his blood was discovered all over the murder scene. this teenage double killer seemed on the surface a typical six bomber.— a typical six bomber. from what i alwa s a typical six bomber. from what i always thought — a typical six bomber. from what i always thought of _ a typical six bomber. from what i always thought of him, _ a typical six bomber. from what i always thought of him, he - a typical six bomber. from what i always thought of him, he was i a typical six bomber. from what i l always thought of him, he was very qui

the mother of bibaa henry and nicole smallman says he should never be released... in 35 years�* time, they won�*t let him out. they won�*t let him out. i won�*t let them let him out. a british trawler has been seized by france and another has been fined, amid an escalating row over post—brexit fishing rights. after the budget, a leading think—tank warns that millions of middle—income families will be worse off next year. but the chancellor says the economy is improving. people should have reassurance that because of the plan we put in place a year ago to ensure that our economy now is recovering strongly, more people are in work and wages are rising, we can face the future with a bit more confidence. the man who organised the flight in which footballer emiliano sala was killed is found guilty on a safety charge. and the polar research ship almost known as boaty mcboatface — but eventually named after sir david attenborough — prepares to leave on its maiden voyage to the antarctic. a man has beeen sentenced to life in prison for killing two sisters

nicole�*s home was utterly destroyed by the dixie fire. taste nicole's home was utterly destroyed by the dixie fire.— by the dixie fire. we found peace and 'o by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every _ by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every day _ by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every day in _ by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every day in our- by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every day in our hard i by the dixie fire. we found peace i and joy every day in our hard being here and i want to come home to the day before the fire. this here and i want to come home to the day before the fire.— day before the fire. this was supposed — day before the fire. this was supposed to _ day before the fire. this was supposed to be _ day before the fire. this was supposed to be nicole i day before the fire. this was supposed to be nicole and i day before the fire. this was i supposed to be nicole and her husband paul�*s forever home. it supposed to be nicole and her husband paul's forever home. it took all the colour— husband paul's forever home. i

what's the one thing you will miss the most about nicole? nicole's love. she showed me the kind of thing, like, no matter what you're going through, we are one. and you're ok, do you know what i'm saying? if i had the biggest problem, it was never a problem. investigations into exactly what caused the death of nicole and her baby are still ongoing. when i close my eyes like this right now, it's the last moment of what happened, me and her, so when i close my eyes that is literally all i see. i have to open my eyes because i don't want to get to the end of that because it still doesn't make sense. hey, guys. boga, how has your life been impacted by the loss of nicole and baby reign? i didn't think i was going to make it. because what else have i got? i've been in this country alone, alone, and it's been so hard. both: three, two, one... yes! cheering. as the one—year anniversary of the death of nicole and reign approaches, the family are still searching for answers. the family say they can't see any more about the circumstances as they are going through l

— see me and nicole? isaac it's important — see me and nicole? isaac it's important to _ see me and nicole? isaac it's important to see _ see me and nicole? isaac it's important to see compared i see me and nicole? isaac it's| important to see compared to see me and nicole? isaac it's i important to see compared to five years ago and i think the rhetoric has definitely moved on. we seen some big announcements, ultimately talk is cheap, what is critical is that we see actual action in the coming weeks. that we see actual action in the coming weeks-— that we see actual action in the cominu weeks. ., ., ., , coming weeks. that language stayed in the document _ coming weeks. that language stayed in the document that _ coming weeks. that language stayed in the document that we _ coming weeks. that language stayed in the document that we will - in the document that we will accelerate getting rid of coal. i think that's are reported. that for ou has think that's are reported. that for you has to — think that's are reported. that for you has to stay

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pc deninaffer and pcjamie lewis were assigned to protect the scene after sisters bibaa henry and nicole smallman were found dead in parkland in north—west london. instead, they breached the cordon to take what's been described as "inappropriate" and "unauthorised" photographs of the bodies. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinson is at the old bailey for us. it was a relatively short hearing here at the old bailey. both officers pleaded guilty to one count each of misconduct in a public office. they had been tasked with guarding the crime scene when the sisters bibaa henry and nicole smallman were found dead in undergrowth in a lastjune and the officers had been tasked to preserve the integrity of the crime scene but instead we have heard that the two officers moved from their posts even though they had been instructed to stay where they were, they moved from their posts and approached the victim is not bodies and took photographs of the murdered sisters. we know that pc lewis edited one of the photographs by superimposing his face onto that photograph with the victims in the background. h

june when bibaa and nicole were taken from their family. june kelly, when bibaa and nicole were taken from theirfamily. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. the chancellor has been defending his budget, saying the government was investing in public services, future growth and people�*s skills and prioritising those on the lowest incomes. but a leading economic think tank has predicted that millions of people in the uk will be worse off in the short term due to tax increases and the rising cost of living. the institute for fiscal studies predicts that for many middle—income families, living standards will fall over the coming year. here�*s our political correspondent nick eardley. hi, how are you? really nice to see you. he�*s enthusiastic, but how will the public feel about rishi sunak�*s budget? after the treasury�*s big pitch yesterday, today is about the detail. oh, i do, it�*s controversial. mr sunak was spending his cash at the bury market this morning, but over the next few years he�*s going to be spending a lot of

i want to pay tribute to the family of nicole and bibaa. they have acted with the utmost dignity throughout this investigation and trial. this investigation has touched all of us so deeply and we are glad that the jury so deeply and we are glad that the jury saw through danyal hussein's ridiculous denials.— ridiculous denials. today, the family were — ridiculous denials. today, the family were full _ ridiculous denials. today, the family were full of _ ridiculous denials. today, the family were full of praise - ridiculous denials. today, the family were full of praise for. ridiculous denials. today, the i family were full of praise for the detectives who brought danyal hussein to justice. as a result of this case, two police officers who are not part of the investigation team are facing criminal charges. they are accused of taking photographs of the murder scene and sharing them with colleagues on social media. in life, first mike henry and nicole smallman shared that special sister bond. their family and all those who love them are now

it was found during its investigation into photos taken of bibaa henry and nicole smallman in wembley in 2020. now on bbc news... the nigeria based �*black axe' is one of the most feared and powerful organised crime groups in the world. peter macjob went on a journey to meet the axemen face to face — and to find out who is behind the group. a warning that this programme contains scenes which viewers may find upsetting. this morning several bodies found with their heads decapitated - were littered around the city. 13 people have been killed in cult—related killings - within the past week. a secret death cult is thriving in nigeria. more terrifying than anything i've ever seen. they've been accused of countless murders at home and abroad. around the world, crime agencies are cracking down on their multimillion dollar internet fraud and human trafficking network. but here in their homeland, the cults seem unstoppable. and thousands of young lives have been destroyed. after 20 years abroad, i've come back to nigeria to investigate this deadly mafia.

this was supposed to be nicole and her husband's- to be nicole and her husband's forever home. it to be nicole and her husband's forever home.— to be nicole and her husband's forever home. ., ., forever home. it took all the colour out of my life- _ forever home. it took all the colour out of my life. everything _ forever home. it took all the colour out of my life. everything is - forever home. it took all the colour out of my life. everything isjust i forever home. it took all the colour out of my life. everything isjust a i out of my life. everything is just a shade of grey. out of my life. everything is 'ust a shade of grey-i out of my life. everything is 'ust a shade of greyfi shade of grey. years of climate induced droughts _ shade of grey. years of climate induced droughts have - shade of grey. years of climate induced droughts have left i induced droughts have left vegetation tinder dry, adding in deadwood to build up and fires are now faster and hotter than ever before. on august the 4th, nichola got a text from the sheriff saying everyone still in town was in immin

professor nicole gonzalez van cleve, associate professor of sociology at brown university. emergency teams in miami are continuing to search for 159 people listed as missing after a i2—storey apartment block collapsed on thursday. so far, four people are confirmed to have died. what caused the building to collapse remains unclear. our correspondent, will grant, is at the scene, and sent us this update. the longer this search and rescue goes on, the more harrowing it becomes. the families are doing their very best to hold out hope of good news. but the difficulty is that there are no positive updates to be had so far. and they are gradually losing theirfaith. just a warning that my report does contain images of the moment of the building's collapse itself. as the desperate search for survivors at the collapsed apartment block entered its second day, the full gravity of the situation was laid bare. the exact number of those lost in this tragic incident still isn't known, but it's clear this has the potential to be the most deadly building collapse in florida's history. the

as nicole said, all the colour drained from it. it would take a huge investment to rebuild here, and it wouldn't be the same community, old houses dating back more than a hundred years. so fundamental changes, and that is why there is so much a urgency among the activists and governments about really coming forward with an ambitious settlement in glasgow. and that's why think we will see this conference run over, giving people a little more time to try and come up with an ambitious deal at the un conference in glasgow.— with an ambitious deal at the un conference in glasgow. justin, thank ou. now it's time for a look at the weather. here's thomas. hi jane, here's thomas. hijane, thank here's thomas. hi jane, thank you. the weather across the uk will be very mild this weekend, it's been mild for ape few days now, so no change there. on top of that it will remain fairly cloudy, but not completely cloudy, i'm hopeful there'll be some decent sunshine around here and there. here's the forecast for this evening — it has been a bluste

this is one of the last photos of bibaa henry on the left and nicole smallman. hours after it was taken, they were murdered. last week mina smallman saw her daughters' killer sentenced for his crimes. today, she was back again at the same court having to endure yet more unimaginable pain. it may sound really ridiculous that this case has brought us to even more anxiety today. it is the most nervous but i felt doing any interview and i think because it was the final straw. these two officers were meant to be guarding the area where her daughters' bodies were found. pc deninaffer, on the left, and pcjamie lewis. but despite their orders, the two officers then breached the crime scene cordon and took photographs of the bodies which they then shared on whatsapp. one of the images was then edited by lewis, who superimposed his own face onto the picture with the victims in the background. today they appeared together in the dock. guilty, they both said, to one count of misconduct in a public office. in a statement, the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick sa

i the british government wouldn't comment on nicole jack's case. they say those remaining in syria include dangerous individuals, and not to make securityjudgments based on gender and age. but charleen says, while her daughter should face justice, her grandchildren are innocent. poonam taneja, bbc news. it is coming up to a quarter to six, the headlines on bbc news. fans celebrate at st james's park as a saudi led takeover of newcastle united football club is approved. more countries are removed from the uk's government red list, which requires travellers to stay in a quarantine hotel when they get back to the uk. more on that story with the latest update to the uk's travel list which has been cut from 54 countries on the red list to just seven. let's speak to victoria fritz. how important is this going to be for businesses in the uk, then? i mean, it is we businesses in the uk, then? i mean, it is huge. isn't _ businesses in the uk, then? i mean, it is huge, isn't it? _ businesses in the uk, then? i mean, it is huge, isn't it? this— businesses i

they are seven, nine and 12, and they live here with their mum, nicole jack. you, as a mother, decided to take your children to islamic state group territory. there were beheadings, there were murders, there were massacres. how would you explain that to anyone? i don't think, even if i explained it, everyone would understand. but it was about my family being together, do you understand? and honestly, secondly, what may have happened, we've never been witness to it, my children and i, honestly. you know, i haven't seen a beheading in my life. but her children have suffered trauma and loss. their father was killed fighting for is as the group persecuted minorities and enslaved women. and their ten—year—old brother isaac died in an air strike in front of them. i really miss my family, i miss my granny, my aunties. i miss my grandmother, my other grandmother. all of those people, i miss them so much. this camp is run by the kurdish authorities. they want countries to take their citizens back. the uk is reluctant to allow the wives of islamic state group's fore

the british government wouldn't comment on nicole jack's case. they say those remaining in syria include dangerous individuals and not to make securityjudgments based on gender and age. but charlene says while her daughter should face justice, her grandchildren are innocent. poonam taneja, bbc news. in the uk... charities are warning they are expecting more people to use their services this winter, as vulnerable households across the country could face extra financial difficulties this winter. it follows a combination of energy price rises, the furlough scheme finishing, and the ending of the £20 a week uplift to universal credit. 0ur reporter fiona lamdin has been to meet one family on low income. when we are in here in the evening, i make sure this is the only light that is on in the flat. just save power where possible. then, with the telly, i always make sure this is off on an evening. single mum holly and her 11—year—old daughter live in bristol. holly works in a local supermarket, but money is tight. i look at the smart meter and think

a vigil to remember the lives of nicole smallman and bibaa henry. when they were reported missing, the response of officers, according to the police watchdog, was unacceptable. the bodies of the sisters were found in a country park in wembley injune last year, discovered by miss smallman's boyfriend, the day after the police had been contacted, to the horror of the womens' mother. adam says, "mina, mina, we've found a knife. "mina, mina, i'm going to need you to sit down. "i've found them. i've found them. "but they've gone." mina smallman has always believed the police response may have been clouded by racial profiling, misogyny or classism. the independent office for police conduct concluded there was no evidence of stereotyping but information about the sisters' disappearance was recorded inaccurately and a call handler was dismissive. the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick, has admitted that the level of service provided to the womens' family fell short of what was expected and had officers acted differently, then they could ha

nicole saw what he had done to her sister and put up a fight. she was stabbed 28 times. after hussein was arrested, police found evidence of his internet—inspired fascination with satanic ideology — including a note in which he outlined his plan to kill, and it was signed in his own blood. his victims' bodies were found after their friends — frustrated by the initial police response — launched a search. their mother has been highly critical of the met police, but she was full of praise for the murder team. today we are celebrating what is wonderful about the metropolitan police. she was asked about the killer. he isjust an obnoxious human being. come 35 years' time, they won't let him out. they won't let him out. i won't let them let him out. because of covid, danyal hussein wasn't in court. he appeared via video link from belmarsh top security prison. he showed little respect for the legal process. before the hearing began, he kept throwing his facemask in the air, and when the judge began sentencing him, he turned his chair sideways so he was not facing the cam

a vigil to remember the lives of nicole smallman and bibaa henry. when they were reported missing, the response of officers, according to the police watchdog, was unacceptable. the bodies of the sisters were found in a country park in wembley injune last year, discovered by miss smallman's boyfriend, the day after the police had been contacted, to the horror of the women's mother. adam says, "mina, mina, we've found a knife. "mina, mina, i'm going to need you to sit down. "i've found them. i've found them. "but they've gone." mina smallman has always believed the police response may have been clouded by racial profiling, misogyny or classism. the independent office for police conduct concluded there was no evidence of stereotyping but information about the sisters' disappearance was recorded inaccurately and a call handler was dismissive. the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick, has admitted that the level of service provided to the women's family fell short of what was expected and had officers acted differently, then they could ha

her younger sister, nicole smallman, who was 27, was murdered beside her. their bodies were discovered with their limbs intertwined at fryant country park in wembley in north london. in the dock is 19—year—old danyal hussein. he denies the double murder. prosecutor oliver glasgow qc told the jury he had made a written pact with the devil, signed in his own blood. it said he would perform a minimum of six sacrifices every six months. "sacrifice only women, build a temple for you to do everything that i have promised. "for me, win the mega millions superjackpot. the court heard that danyal hussein's dna was found on both women's bodies and on a bloodstained knife close by. bibaa henry had been stabbed eight times, nicole smallman had suffered 28 stab wounds, and it appeared she had tried to fight off the attacker. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. back to raf mildenhall in suffolk where in the next few minutes we are hoping to hear from where in the next few minutes we are hoping to hearfr

mother, nicole jack. ., . , live here with their mother, nicole jack. ., ., , ., ., . ., jack. you as a mother decided to take our jack. you as a mother decided to take your children _ jack. you as a mother decided to take your children to _ jack. you as a mother decided to take your children to islamic - jack. you as a mother decided to l take your children to islamic state group territory. there were beheadings, murders and massacres, how do you explain that to anyone? i how do you explain that to anyone? i don't think even if i explain it everyone _ don't think even if i explain it everyone would understand, but it was about — everyone would understand, but it was about my family being together, do you _ was about my family being together, do you understand? and honestly, secondly, — do you understand? and honestly, secondly, what may have happened, we had never— secondly, what may have happened, we had never been witness to it, my children— had never been witness to it, my children and i, honestly. i haven't seen _ children and i, honestly. i haven't seen a _ childr

nicole smallman had been stabbed... her sister, was stabbed 28 times. it was a combination of forensic and cct evidence that led them to the defendant and when police officers went to search his bedroom, it was there that they found a note that appeared to be a pact that he had signed with a demon, and in that note, the prosecution said it had set out his plans to sacrifice women in exchange to win the lottery and never to be suspected of any crime he committed. also, police officers, when they found that note in his bedroom, they said that they found three lottery tickets as well. the court also heard that his dna was found at the crime scene, also on the bodies of the victims and also the bodies of the victims and also the jury heard that he visited the hospital some time after the attack. he is charged and here on trial at the old bailey, charged with two counts of murder and one charge of possessing an offensive weapon. the sisters�* mother has been hearing court today listening to the prosecution open the kate. the trial is expected to continue f

bibaa henry and nicole smallman had been celebrating with friends, hours before they were murdered. it was in this park where their bodies were discovered. they'd been ferociously attacked. today, their mother came to court, to hear two met police officers admit taking photos of her daughters' bodies, and sharing them. this is them, pc deninaffer, and pcjamie lewis. they were meant to be protecting the crime scene, but instead, they breached a cordon to take photos of the bodies, which they then shared on whatsapp. lewis edited one of the pictures, superimposing his own face on, with the victims in the background. in court, the officers sat side by side in the dock. "guilty," they said, as the clerk read them the charges they faced. both admitted one count of misconduct in a public office. what the two officers did has added to the sisters' family's grief and despair. after the hearing, their mother spoke outside court. if these police officers do not get a custodial sentence, it will not send the message. you are not above the law. you are not going to be protected. the independent

her younger sister, nicole smallman, who was 27, was murdered beside her. their bodies were discovered with their limbs intertwined. in the dock was 19—year—old danyal hussein. he was arrested last summer a few months after his 18th birthday. he denies murdering the two women. the prosecutor, 0liver glasgow qc, told the jury that when the defendant's bedroom was searched, the police found a handwritten document purporting to be an agreement between the defendant and a demon. in which he promised to sacrifice women in order to win the lottery and not to be suspected of the crimes he had committed. the court heard how images from the birthday celebration showed the sisters dancing together with fairy lights. they stayed on in the park after their friends had left. the following day they did not respond to phone calls. concerned friends began a search. they returned to the scene of the birthday party. fryent country park in wembley in north london. they discovered a knife and then they found the women's bodies. bibaa henry had been stabbed eight times and

yes nominated along with his co-star nicole kidman. hugh| with his co—star nicole kidman. hugh grant a favourite among the golden globes. nominated by paddington a few years ago everywhere you look, there are brits galore. sacha baron cohen nominated twice. you have the likes of james cohen nominated twice. you have the likes ofjames corden being nominated for the prom, the netflix musical. no one was expected him and the tv show that leads the way it is the tv show that leads the way it is the crown, with six nominations. nominations for the actress who played the queen, olivia colman. and for the actress who played margaret thatcher, gillian anderson. helena bonham carter nominated the playing princess margaret. brits all over this. also, quite interesting because i think this was the year when so many people were at home just watching tv and shows really captured them. double nomination for another actress we can count as british, anya taylor—joy. she was in the queens gambit. british, anya taylor-joy. she was in the queens gambit.— british, anya taylor-joy. she was

in the dock is danyal hussein who denies murdering nicole smallman and bibaa henry in junein nicole smallman and bibaa henry in june in north london last year. june kell , june in north london last year. june kelly. thanks _ june in north london last year. june kelly, thanks for— june in north london last year. june kelly, thanks forjoining us. relations with russia are likely to dominate the upcoming nato summit in brussels. the alliance's secretary general says the relationship with moscow is worse now than at any time since the end of the cold war. the summit comes ahead of a meeting on wednesday betweenjoe biden and president putin. well, our correspondent jenny hill is in brussels where the summit is being held. i wanted to start by asking you, donald trump made no secret of his disdain for nato, what difference willjoe biden make? shall disdain for nato, what difference willjoe biden make?— willjoe biden make? all day joe biden has been _ willjoe biden make? all day joe biden has been using _ willjoe biden make? all day joe biden has been using in - willjoe biden make? all day joe

they had showed disregard to the investigation, to bibaa henry and nicole and their families. and they breached professional standards, authority, courtesy and respect, and neither of them, lewis who was currently suspended until being sacked today or deniz jaffer, who left in august, offered any explanation for what they did and did not appear at the hearing today which was described as disappointing, and this the assistant commissioner decided they'd committed gross misconduct and called the behaviour hurtful, dishonest, unprofessional with the utmost seriousness and i can quote here, saying, i am sorry that our officers behaved in such hurtful and disrespectful way and their actions are shameful. the met police commissioner cressida dick has already apologised to the mother of bibaa henry and nicole smallman and there will be a separate criminal sentencing at the old bailey in relation to the misconduct on the sixth of december and they have been warned that they could face lengthy custodial sentences. anyone convicted of killing an on—duty member of the emergency service

her younger sister, nicole smallman, who was 27, was murdered beside her. their bodies were discovered with their limbs intertwined at fryant country park in wembley in north london. in the dock is 19—year—old danyal hussein. he denies the double murder. prosecutor oliver glasgow qc told the jury he'd made a written pact with the devil, signed in his own blood. it said he would perform a minimum of six sacrifices every six months. "sacrifice only women, build a temple for you to do everything that i have promised." "for me, win the mega millions superjackpot." the court heard that danyal hussein's dna was found on both women's bodies and on a bloodstained knife close by. bibaa henry had been stabbed eight times, nicole smallman had suffered 28 stab wounds, and it appeared she had tried to fight off the attacker. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. the high court has ruled that the government acted unlawfully when it gave a contract worth more than half—a—million pounds to a company run by friends of dominic cummings, who was borisjohnson's chie

we had to hear that our daughter, ouryoungest, nicole... you know, this animal had stabbed... she had i think it was 3a stab wounds. and they could tell by the order and where they were that while she was dying on the picnic rug, she was kicking him away and the stab wounds to her legs were defence stab wounds. so we had to hear that horror. and to learn through the course of this process that he, at a younger age, when he was 15, had been referred to the counter extremism programme because he had been researching far right ideology, how did that make you feel? the people who are supposed to be assessing and taking responsibility, there's a gap from stage to stage. so they get lost in the system. the saddest thing, if this young man does have this tendency, when he goes into prison he is going to be even more radicalised. he is going to be... he will be... he is a killer now. he will be a killing machine by the time he comes out. this man, this 19—year—old, took away two of the most precious people in your life. could you ever imagine giving him? — forgiving him? i have.

the british government wouldn't comment on nicole jack's case. they say those remaining in syria include dangerous individuals and not to make securityjudgments based on gender and age. but charlene says while her daughter should face justice, her grandchildren are innocent. poonam taneja, bbc news. we are expecting to hear that more countries will be removed from the government's red list today. let's talk to julie croucher, government's red list today. let's talk tojulie croucher, the owner of an independent travel agency, who has been trying to keep a small business afloat by second guessing the government since the start of the government since the start of the pandemic. what do you want to hear from the the pandemic. what do you want to hearfrom the government the pandemic. what do you want to hear from the government today? well, what the travel sector has been absolutely decimated, as you know, over the last 18 months. what we are hoping will happen is to see a significant reduction in the current countries on the red list from 54 down to

her younger sister, nicole smallman, who was 27, was murdered beside her. their bodies were discovered with their limbs intertwined at fryant country park in wembley in north london. in the dock is 19—year—old danyal hussein. he denies the double murder. prosecutor 0liver glasgow qc told thejury he had made a written pact with the devil, signed in his own blood. it said he would perform a minimum of six sacrifices every six months. the court heard that danyal hussein's dna was found on both women's bodies and on a bloodstained knife close by. bibaa henry had been stabbed eight times, nicole smallman had suffered 28 stab wounds, and it appeared she had tried to fight off the attacker. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. the high court has ruled that the government acted unlawfully at the start of the pandemic last year when it awarded a market research contract to a firm run by former colleagues of dominic cummings, the prime minister's chief adviser at the time. the judge said that the government's failure to consider other companies would lead oth

a vigil to remember the lives of nicole smallman and bibaa henry. when they were reported missing, the response of officers, according to the police watchdog, was unacceptable. the bodies of the sisters were found in a country park in wembley injune last year, discovered by miss smallman's boyfriend, the day after the police had been contacted, to the horror of the womens' mother. adam says, "mina, mina, we've found a knife. "mina, mina, i'm going to need you to sit down. "i've found them. i've found them. "but they've gone." mina smallman has always believed the police response may have been clouded by racial profiling, misogyny or classism. the independent office for police conduct concluded there was no evidence of stereotyping but information about the sisters' disappearance was recorded inaccurately and a call handler was dismissive. the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick, has admitted that the level of service provided to the womens' family fell short of what was expected and had officers acted differently, then they could ha

bibaa henry and nicole smallman were killed in north—west london last year. an investigation has found a missing persons log was incorrectly closed and inquiries were not progressed. the sisters' mother said the met�*s apology was ten months too late. here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. when social worker bibaa henry, left, and her younger sister, nicole smallman, were reported missing after an outdoor birthday party, it was their friends who launched a search. they and their family were frustrated by the initial police response and it was nicole's boyfriend who found their bodies. the killer, daniel hussain, had hidden them in undergrowth. now the metropolitan police has apologised to the mother of the sisters family after the police watchdog found they were badly let down. her after the police watchdog found they were badly let down.— were badly let down. her response was blunt- — were badly let down. her response was blunt. and _ were badly let down. her response was blunt. and take _ were badly let down. her response was blunt. and ta

nicole kidman has become the latest hollywood star to come under fire for circumventing strict quarantine rules for international travellers. the actress's arrival in hong kong has sparked widespread anger after she was reportedly spotted out and about two days after touching down. this is despite the region having some of the strictest rules in place, with up to 21 days quarantine required. 30 years ago, a failed coup was launched in the then soviet union by hardline communist leaders, wanting to take power away from president gorbachev, whose reform programme was slowly opening up the country. it failed, largely due to massive civil resitance in the capital moscow. steve rosenberg reflects on the anniversary. it was the day the world held its breath. there had been a coup in a nuclear superpower. tanks rolled into moscow right up to red square. communist hardliners has seized power in the soviet union. but the people were not having any of it. defiance on the streets. and outside parliament. from russia's president boris yeltsin. the coup collapsed. four months later, so did the country

we had to hear that our daughter, ouryoungest, nicole, this animal had... i think she had 3a stab wounds and they could tell by the order and where they were that while she was dying on the picnic rug, she was kicking him away and the stab wounds to her legs were defence stab wounds. so we have to hear that horror. and to learn through the course of this process that he, at a younger age, when he was 15, had been referred to the counter extremism programme because he had been researching far—right ideology, how did that make you feel? you know, what we don't want to do is classify a young person as — they are never going to be right. the problem is, the people who are supposed to be assessing and taking responsibility, there is a gap from stage to stage, so they get lost in the system. the saddest thing, if this young man does have this tendency, when he goes into prison, he is going to be even more radicalised. he is going to be... he will be... he is a killer now, he will be a killing machine by the time he comes out. this man, this 19—year—old, t

people like student nicole gallegos who lives in, yes, you guessed it, costa rica. not your usual hotbed for celtic languages, i'lladmit. she began studying in october on a language app after realising that her surname has a welsh connection. i heard that the gallegos people are like a compilation of spanish and welsh people that came to the land many years ago, so gallegos kind of has a little bit of welsh in it. and heraim? to be fluent and to come and study in cardiff in the future. it would be super, super cool if i could go and study there after i finish studying here. the royal welsh college of music and drama in cardiff, is it? yes, that's right. i wasn't quite good enough to get in there, so if you do, you'll have done very doing well. thank you. last year, welsh was the fastest—growing language in the uk on duolingo, and the number of users worldwide learning welsh has increased by 100,000 since october, with a fifth of all students based in america and even someone in antarctica. so we're here just outside boom in the netherlands... back to a more famili

nicole kidman has become the latest hollywood star to come under fire for circumventing strict quarantine rules for international travellers. the actress's arrival in hong kong has sparked widespread anger after she was reportedly spotted out and about two days after touching down. this is despite the region having some of the strictest rules in place, with up to 21 days quarantine required. south africa is one of the most unequal societies in the world. recent outbreaks of rioting highlighted some of the major social issues the country faces. with three out of four young people unemployed what hope is there for the next generation? our reporter vumani mkhize has been to meet one young entrepreneur who's attempting to beat the odds and build a business in one of johannesburg's most challenging townships. there are about to be young men running around with guns. doing a whole lot of gangster type of things, you know. eldorado park is a tough an area that has struggled with drugs and high unemployment but a young local entrepreneurs working hard to change that. this is my pop—up store in

nicole faris's home was utterly destroyed by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every day in our heart being here and i want to come home, but i want to come home to the day before the fire. this was supposed to be nicole and her husband paul's forever home. it took all the colour out of my life. look at it, everything is just a shade of grey. years of climate—induced drought have left the vegetation tinder dry. add in a policy of suppressing small fires which allowed dead wood to build up and now fires are faster and hotter than ever before. on august 4th, nicole got a text from the sheriff saying everyone still in town was in imminent danger. my friend said, it's coming, it'sjust, it's running down the road towards you, get out now. we grabbed the dogs and we grabbed our suitcases, and we got in the truck and we left. fire consumed the entire town injust two hours. and the mightiest trees are burning too. the world's last remaining giant sequoia are under threat. largest individual organism in the world. they are amazing, they sequester

but nicole believes something good could rise from the ashes.— rise from the ashes. greenville can actually be — rise from the ashes. greenville can actually be a _ rise from the ashes. greenville can actually be a lighthouse _ rise from the ashes. greenville can | actually be a lighthouse community of sustainability and climate adaptation. and how do we live in our new_ adaptation. and how do we live in our new normal? because big fires and now— our new normal? because big fires and now the new normal. you our new normal? because big fires and now the new normal.— our new normal? because big fires and now the new normal. you can see the crown is — and now the new normal. you can see the crown is totally _ and now the new normal. you can see the crown is totally intact. _ and now the new normal. you can see the crown is totally intact. there's i the crown is totally intact. there's living mark under this chart. look at this. living mark under this chart. look at this- and _ living mark under this chart. look at this. and in _ living mark under this chart. loo

a6—year—old bibaa henry and her 27—year—old sister nicole smallman failed to return from bibaa's birthday party in fryent park in wembley injune last year. they were reported missing but, as their mother mina reflected later, the family struggled to get the police to take the case seriously. the sisters' family organised their own search party and they soon found the bodies in the park. the police watchdog now concludes that information about the sisters' disappearance was recorded inaccurately and that call handlers were dismissive. 0ne officer and two members of police staff will now face action. in a statement, the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick said that had police responded better, they may have prevented causing the family immeasurable pain. she added, "i am very sorry that the level of service we provided fell short." the sisters' family, here with supporters at a vigil earlier this year, has called the police's lack of initial response shameful and shocking. injuly this year, a 19—year—old, danyal hussein, was found guilty of the sisters' murders. james reynold

her sister nicole smallman was with her in a london park. a search by friends found their bodies two days later. the family�*s trauma was compounded when they were told of allegations against officers at the crime scene. they had seen one of their colleagues, a police officer, taking selfies with our girls. and he�*d notjust taken the photograph but he�*d sent it on further. allegations against the police in relation to the case are still being investigated. the commissioner cressida dick told us she recognises that trust in the met among some black communities is still too low. she�*s very sorry about that and it�*s something she�*s working to change. now the public response to the everard case has left the family with new questions. we�*ve received so much kickback from friends and colleagues who are saying, excuse me, where was this level of coverage and outrage for two of your daughters murdered? why do you think that is? i think the notion of all people matter is absolutely right but it�*s not true. other people have mor

nicole started tuesday morning, so that run ofa started tuesday morning, so that run of a little bit of hail sleet and snow towards the southeast corner and the channel islands, mortgage or showers northern england, southern eastern scotland, love dry and bright weather for many. when slightest store that western quite a stiff breeze blowing for england and wales and it's here where the wind chill will make it feel substantially colder than three to five celsius would suggest. as are going to choose the evening so that those lines of showers across scotland, northern england, and that went towards the southeast corner of the channel islands that will persist in fact through tuesday night into wednesday. clear skies for government miso been a widespread frost ice around. nurses we re widespread frost ice around. nurses were going to wednesday the isobars, align chart opening out. for their pa rt align chart opening out. for their part they are the light of the winds will be. so let's precede it for many england and wales, still in noticeable ones but shifting direction and that means

nicole perlroth is the digital espionage reporterfor the new york times. she's in san francisco. just for people who do not know, explain how this by aware works. you don't even know it is on your phone if it is happening, do you? the n50 u-rou happening, do you? the n50 group developed _ happening, do you? the n50 group developed spyware - happening, do you? the n50 group developed spyware for| group developed spyware for androids phones and the idea is that it turns your phone into an invisible spire, it can track your location, turn on the camera, record your phone calls, it can access all your text messages even the ones you think are encrypt did through an encrypted messaging app. and in the past we have seen nso group leveraged technology that they would sell to governments and governments would send you and governments would send you a text message and you would click on that message and that is how you would download the spyware inadvertently. over the past few years we have learned that nso has developed what they call zero click capability which means they do not have t