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Want him released. as for ms belluati, she has a warning for protesters. translation: warning for protesters. tuna/mom- warning for protesters. translation: , ., ., translation: these are not eaceful translation: these are not peaceful protests. _ translation: these are not peaceful protests. the - translation: these are not| peaceful protests. the violent acts that occurred in december and january will not go unpunished.— and january will not go unpunished. and january will not go ununished. ...

Every police officer and staff member in england and wales will be checked against national police databases for any convictions or intelligence that might identify those who have, like carrick, slipped through the net. on monday, he admitted to 49 offences, including 2a rapes against 12 women. the abuse of power is truly sickening. the prime minister spoke of his outrage in the commons this afternoon before meeting the commissioner of scotland yard at a police station in south london. what we w...

On wednesday. buses brought protestors into the city ahead of more action planned on thursday. theyre calling for fresh elections. all police forces across england and wales are being asked to check their officers against national databases to help root out corrupt individuals who may have slipped through the vetting process. it comes after a serving officer, david carrick, was found to be a serial rapist. the government has promised reforms that will leave offenders with "no place to hide". our...

Came down by 8% in december alone, but we should remember inflation as a year—on—year comparison, so after the big spike in fuel prices which was last february on the invasion of ukraine there was a big striking difference between january then and january now. as you move on past that spike a year ago the difference is smaller and thats why inflation is smaller and thats why inflation is likely to come down in a year or two, coming down to zero or even deflation. but it wont be enough to mak...

More on that from our home editor, mark easton. so that is a striking announcement, the announcement about vetting. announcement, the announcement about vettinu. ~ ., ., vetting. well, the fallout, the olitical vetting. well, the fallout, the political fallout _ vetting. well, the fallout, the political fallout from - vetting. well, the fallout, the political fallout from this - political fallout from this appalling case, continues. rishi sunak raising it at pmqs today. he is meeting the commiss...

The cost of getting elsewhere is a big deal. well, i dont have any house bills but i do have car bills, which means the cost of petrol going up is going to have a knock—on effect on me getting around because, you know, its like, 30 miles to our closest supermarket. 30 miles to our closest college. so, everythings a bit of a stretch. you cant really rely on public transport. people out here are hardy and will get on with it. but this is the most challenging time economically in living memory fo...

Light of that, we are just going to care little bit from the commissioner of the metropolitan police for his thoughts following that meeting he had with rishi sunak. lets hearfrom the commissioner. sunak. lets hear from the commissioner.— sunak. lets hear from the commissioner. ~ ., sunak. lets hear from the commissioner. ~ . ., commissioner. we are determined to do everything — commissioner. we are determined to do everything possible _ commissioner. we are determined to do everything possi...

Through dating websites. the national police chiefs council will ask all police forces to check their officers and staff against national police databases. the home office says this will help identify anyone who slipped through the net before vetting standards were toughened. our home editor mark easton. the political fallout from this appalling case continues. rishi sunak raising it at pmqs today. he is meeting, sir mark rowley, the commissioner of the metropolitan police later today and the ca...

Already been doing, which is putting every single member of their staff, both officers and civilian staff, against what we know on the national police databases, thats notjust convictions but also going to be intelligence, and the expectation is a significant number, perhaps, of individuals will be found not to have revealed all that they should have done about their past. i think one of the important things about this case is the awareness, the red flags as theyre called, were missed, the dots ...

What weve realised is we havent always done it well enough, so we are double checking by running existing people against the big databases, going back and checking some close cases to make sure weve got that was right. doing lots of belt and braces to look for other problems in the organisation. meanwhile, we have many men and women who are going out day in and day out doing a greatjob for londoners and. day out doing a great ob for londoners andi day out doing a great ob for londoners and. fina...