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Law enforcement? where was the army, where was the minister of defence? these are the questions that mr burton is probably asking himself. but the image of a strong tsar, the image of an unassailable politician who sorts out anything and everything, is now ruined. so people know that in a way, picking is naked. he know that in a way, picking is naked. , ., ., ~ naked. he is therefore the taking, can do it? — naked. he is therefore the taking, can do it? indeed. _ naked. he is therefore the tak...

In paris to keep us updated about the situation there. for the moment lets return to the uk. a special police unit used to spy on left wing groups was totally unjustified and should have been disbanded in the early 1970s. thats one of the conclusions in a report into undercover policing published today. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is in central london. it is the first report from the huge undercover policing inquiry set in motion in 2015. its focusing on the period between 1968 and...

And think, well, wheres this spare cash coming from? try and find something which is like a dream honeymoon, its just not feasible when youve planned and paid for a wedding for two years, is just so expensive. but after saving up and loading up, nothings stopping sophie now. woo! colletta smith, bbc news. a special police unit used to spy on left wing groups was totally unjustified and should have been disbanded in the early 19705. thats one of the conclusions in a report into undercover policin...

Of blow the lid off it and actually look at everything that has gone wrong with it and to learn from it. and until the inquiry does that, then the full answers are not there. lindsey, for you, will it ever be over, report on the report? well, it has changedl the course of my life. so probably, it wont be over. i hope the conclusions i of the inquiry are robust enough to give us closure. i hope we see our files. but if we dont receive satisfactory. information and the mechanisms for this never to...

Control of top leadership? >> as far as i understand, the intelligence information is quite preliminary. so we need to be careful about drawing firm conclusions from it at this point. but the suggestion that prigozhin was in communication with one of putins top generals if not more, and that they had advanced knowledge of what was coming is a very serious development. and it is serious for a couple reasons. one, it suggests that the cracks in putins regime, divisions are a lot deeper than what m...

Main function, as you saw it? it was an official level— main function, as you saw it? it was an official level board _ main function, as you saw it? it was an official level board whose - main function, as you saw it? it was an official level board whose job, i an official level board whose job, effectively, was to put into place the conclusions of cygnus and to make sure we were as well—prepared as possible. make sure we were as well-prepared as possible-— as possible. when you became sec...

Over christmas but she had come off her head charity therapy and was drinking too much but in the weeks leading up to her disappearance she had started taking her medication again and had stopped drinking and there was absolutely no indication that she was planning to take her own life and that was the clear message that came from her family today. the coroner summing up this afternoon and giving his conclusions, did consider suicide as a possible conclusion but he said there was the absence of ...

We are joined now by abdul ravat who is a community cricket campaigner and member of the deiverse communities advisory panel at the ecb. thank you so much for being here in the programme. i mean, when you hear just some of those conclusions, it really takes your breath away. how did it get so bad?— really takes your breath away. how did it get so bad? because there was no accountability, _ did it get so bad? because there was no accountability, there _ did it get so bad? because there was no a...

Going to take vienna, take vienna. is that how you see it? is that the most likely explanation here, cold feet? >> i used to work for the general at fort leavenworth, and i respect him absolutely, but he may not be right. he could be right, but there are other explanations as to why prigozhin may have stopped. we dont exactly know what happened in this deal. we dont know when the phone calls were made. they may have made the phone call, and thats why he stopped. i just think its really early to ...

And thats why he stopped. i just think its really early to draw conclusions on this yet, and i would be wary of anyone who couches this as though they know something, even general petraeus. >> well, there is a perception out there, a common belief if you like in these early days that vladimir putin has been left seriously weakened by all of this. >> again, i have to posit the opposite possibility, right. in the end, what do we know happened here? he stopped it in 24 hours. right. this guy, prigo...