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good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news channel. a serving metropolitan police officer has admitted hes a serial rapist who carried out sex attacks over almost two decades. pc david carrick, a member of the diplomatic protection squad, has pleaded guilty to 49 offences, including 2a counts of rape. the met has apologised to his victims, after it emerged it missed warnings about his behaviour over a long period of time. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, has more. david carrick...

By train drivers. aslef union members at 15 train companies in england are refusing to work extra hours from today until saturday. theyre involved in a long—running dispute over their pay offer, which train companies say is fair and reasonable. banks offering unjustifiably low savings rates to their customers will face "robust action", the uks financial watchdog has said. the financial conduct authoritys has now set out a ill—point plan to make sure that providers are communicating with save...

These materials that are toxic, we dont want children bring reading the men, and all lungs should be breathing clean air. —— we dont want children breeding them in. the key thing though is to make vaping something that is an affordable, accessible or appealing to children. thank you for your time. a police investigation into the deaths of two people off bournemouth beach in may has concluded there were no criminal offences. twelve—year—old sunnah khan, and seventeen—year—old joe abbe...

19705 -- law of the land since the early 1970s —— dobbs, protecting the right to abortion, hes been really quiet. i think a lot of the evangelicals — and this is the opportunity missed — that donald trump couldve had it said, "heres my position, im either pro—life, or pro—choice, but let me explain.. " i think by being silage is a fatal mistake, particularly with an evangelical base supporting the conservative party who are most motivated to come out and vote in these early primaries...

Thank you. a real mixed picture. the temperature still quite high. lets take a look at todays front pages. the telegraph says the bbc has called in the police over allegations against a top male presenter, who is accused of paying a teenager for explicit images. the paper claims the bbc�*s internal investigations team will meet scotland yard detectives today. the sun has revealed new allegations about the presenter, claiming he made what it calls two "panicked calls" to the young person, after...

The controversial technology works by reading faces in a crowd and comparing them against a watchlist repaired by the police of potential terrorists or serious criminals, and of course unlawful protesters. it all sounds impressive, but in recent weeks, just stop 0il activists have repeatedly shown they are capable of outmanoeuvring security measures at major sporting fixtures, including wimbledon. they also interrupted play at the second ashes test at lords with one carried off by wicket—keepe...

Eyes on a daily basis.- varley, forcing it through their eyes on a daily basis. thank you sima kotecha _ eyes on a daily basis. thank you sima kotecha in _ eyes on a daily basis. thank you sima kotecha in the _ eyes on a daily basis. thank you sima kotecha in the newsroom. | tennis — and an anti—oil demonstration led to a temporary halt of play at one of the courts at wimbledon. the demonstrators — believed to be part of thejust stop 0il campaign — interrupted the match between grigor di...

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You can have some problem with few policeman, you can have one person perhaps, which is racist, but not all of french police. this evening, president macron called an urgent government meeting and sent tens of thousands of riot police back onto the streets in case. this crisis is still burning. katya adler, bbc news, paris. in the uk, new measures aimed at curbing protest methods often used by environmental groups have come into effect in england and in wales. under the new laws police now have ...

To create some form of disruption to get your case noticed and to get the coverage from the media. the opportunity here is going to be far reduced, and at the same time theyre going to face far harsher prison sentences if they ignore the conditions from the police, or do other things, as you say, like tunnelling which disrupt the work of construction companies and others. are you fearful that policing is about to get politicised? some would say it already is. but potentially even more so. i say ...