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While we had policing presence at wembley across the day, we accept that the bulk of this was not present early enough to prevent scenes of disorder. the report recommends that the fa leads a new national campaign designed to improve supporter behaviour, tougher security laws and more banning orders, and the establishment of a new category for matches of national significance, to acknowledge the unique challenges in making such events secure. the fa must stage englands next home game in european...

What we should have done was sat back and looked at is a completely unique event and understood that people would potentially get there earlier. and we needed, for example, to get law enforcement there earlier. while the report said no single agency was to blame, it found a number of organisations — including the fa and the police — failed to mitigate what it called "foreseeable risk". i am really sorry that so many people who came to london to enjoy a football match were met with unpreceden...

Before. >> there is research that we do that is peer-reviewed. some research we do internally to help drive what our features will look like some of that is proprietary, but we do share research findings on very important areas. >> reporter: we examined the documents, but some of them are very specific for example, mark zuckerberg told congress -- >> we are proactively identifying i think it is 94% of the hate speech we end up taking down. >> reporter: but internal research suggestions less than...

>> i understand that. but let me go to a broader value in our security laws. if executives of companies that are public companies mislead the public, they mislead the public in their financials or they mislead the public in a material way in terms of their products, that can be a violation of securities laws, and ill leave it there, stephanie. >> did you hear enough from the whistle-blower that makes you want to look further into facebook? >> i understand the question, but im not -- really, its ...

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Social distancing restrictions have been implemented in queues, on rides and in restaurants. and the weather looks dry there, wonderful. hong kong police have arrested five senior figures from the pro—democracy newspaper, apple daily, including the three top editorial staff — under security laws imposed by beijing. the five — including the editor—in—chief ryan law — were detained in a dawn raid on the offices of the paper, which has opposed chinas tightening grip on hong kong. police...

These have been crushed. it has been nearly seven months since the government declared victory, but the road indicates an ongoing conflict and it seems for any healing to begin, first the fighting must end. hong kongs pro—democracy news outlet — apple daily — has promised to continue publishing, despite a police raid on its offices. early this morning, more than 500 officers arrived at the newsroom and arrested some of their most seniorjournalists, citing a controversial set of security la...