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At six — the victims of the fishmonger hall attack killed by a convicted terrorist after a string of failures by police, mi5 and probation services. jack merritt and saskia jones were unlawfully killed, says an inquestjury — by usman khan at a prisoner rehabilitation event. their families say the authorities let them down. probation and police teams directly responsible for khans supervision was staffed by officers with little or no experience of terrorism offenders. there was praise for the...

Show of warm and, 21 in london, 20 and 20 and whole, and 20 expected in glasgow. the high pressure is right over us on sunday, very little wind, very little cloud, and in fact the uv levels are high so steady if you are out in the park because you could easily burn and remember if you are not not is nothing to do with the temperature, it is a amount of sunshine we get, but it will be one, temperature 23 expected in liverpool. this is bank holiday monday, high—pressure firmly in charge of the w...

On top of the usual flight and hotel price hikes, three covid tests are needed to get in and out. well, more than 11,000 city and chelsea fans have tickets and will be in the stadium, but plenty more have travelled without tickets and are planning to watch it in the bars around porto, which close at 10:30pm at night. during the day, the atmosphere was one of mutual respect, albeit under a watchful eye. like most tourist cities, porto has lost millions during the pandemic, but now the hotels are ...

This is bbc news. imjane im jane hill. the headlines: failings by the security services were partly to blame for the deaths of two people killed by convicted terrorist usman khan — a jury finds jack merritt and saskia jones were unlawfully killed at fishmongers hall in 2019. they had this hugely dangerous person and they lost sight of him being dangerous, really, from the beginning. with all that information, you would have thought that the authorities would have put in place a system to monit...

This is bbc news. im shaun ley a. the headlines at seven. the headlines at seven: failings by the security services were partly to blame for the deaths of two people killed by convicted terrorist usman khan. an inquest jury finds jack merritt and saskia jones were unlawfully as the number of new uk coronavirus cases rises to more than 4000, theres growing concern over the further easing of restrictions due next month. the downing street

Through the afternoon. but most places will be dry, and theyll be a little bit warmer because of more sunshine. highs of 20, maybe 21 degrees. any showers will fade away through saturday evening. and through saturday night, some low and mist will roll back into eastern scotland and eastern england, so itll be quite cool here. but further west, temperatures no lower than 9—11 degrees. on into sunday, even warmer once we lose that cloud across the east coast. therell be plenty of sunshine and wa...

Yes, it hasnt exactly been simple. # portugal, portugal, we are coming! on top of the usual flight and hotel price hikes, three covid tests are needed to get in and out. more than 11,000 fans have tickets but there are plenty who travelled without them, hoping to watch it in bars which close here at 10:30pm. so far today the atmosphere has been one of mutual respect, under a watchful eye. like most tourist cities, porto has lost millions during the pandemic but now the hotels are full for the fi...

Will remain in level three of scotlands covid—i9 restrictions. the city has been under strict measures for 270 days, while the rest of the scotland has seen restrictions ease in recent weeks. first minister nicola sturgeon has said there are "reasons to be optimistic" about the situation. manchester united says its "disgusted" by the abuse some of its players received online following their europa league final loss on wednesday. marcus rashford said he had been sent at least 70 racial slurs. 0...

Have hospitals and one hospital could do might devote itself to acute emergency care and another hospital could devote itself to the planned elective care and, indeed, in some places that is already happening because of an accident of geography. in london, for example, during the pandemic, the royal national 0rthopaedic during the pandemic, the royal national orthopaedic hospital was able to carry on doing some orthopaedics and the royal marsden carried on doing cancer. we have got that kind of ...

This is bbc news. im clive myrie. the headlines: an inquest jury finds jack merritt and saskia jones were unlawfully killed at fishmongers hall by convicted terrorist usman khan. the inquest concluded that a string of failures by the authorities contributed to the deaths of the two graduates who were killed at a prisoner rehabilitation event. he carried out his deadly attack before being chased down by members of the public on london bridge. the famil of of the public on london bridge. the famil...