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secret phones, the sort of thing relied on by, say, domestic abuse victims, and this was a planned test at a certain time. who knows when it will go off again? the question now for a review already announced by the government is why so many phones didn't react to what could have been an emergency message in a life—threatening situation. danjohnson, bbc news, somerset. in the uk, the labour party has suspended the mp diane abbott after she suggested jewish people and travellers suffer from �*prejudice' rather than �*racism'. ms abbott apologised for her letter to the observer newspaper, stating it was an initial draft sent by mistake, and acknowledged that jewish people have suffered what she called the "monstrous effects" of racism. here's our correspondent leila nathoo. her comments have been pretty universally criticised both from within labour and outside. she made them in response to an article about racism towards different communities —
hidden, secret phones, the sort of thing relied on by, say, domestic abuse victims, and this was a planned test at a certain time. who knows when it'll go off again? but the question now for a review already announced by the government is why so many phones didn't react to what could have been an emergency message in a life—threatening situation. danjohnson, bbc news, somerset. the editor of a german magazine which used artificial intelligence to generate an apparent interview with the formula 1 legend michael schumacher has been sacked. the formula one legend hasn't been seen in public since suffering severe head injuries in a skiing accident in 2013. the publisher of has apologised. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will bring you
serving police officer has appeared and to charged with raping a woman in plymouth whilst on duty. sergeant david currently suspended from harper chair for us was given bill and is due to appear at bristol crown court on the 10th of may. here is danjohnson. with something as serious as rape, this is always going to be a short procedural hearing before the case is handed on to the crown court. david stansberry was only asked to confirm his date of birth. he is a0 42 was only asked to confirm his date of birth. he is a0 a2 years of age and clarified with hisjudge of birth. he is a0 a2 years of age and clarified with his judge that his current address is an ill minster in somerset. he is a serving officer, a police sergeant but he's been suspended from duty. these allegations were reported to his former forests allegations were reported to his formerforests in allegations were reported to his former forests in 2020. allegations were reported to his formerforests in 2020. the allegations were reported to his former forests in 2020. the accounts that he faces, three counts of
speaks out and challenges the kremlin will stop sophie. thank you, steve. a serving police officer has been charged with raping a woman in 2009 while he was on duty with the devon and cornwall force. 42—year—old sergeant david stansbury has been suspended from hertfordshire police, where he now works. let's get the latest from our west of england correspondent, danjohnson, who's outside police headquarters in exeter. dan. yes, sergeant david stansbury served with devon and cornwall police between 2009 and 2011, and the allegation that was made to police here in 2020 was that whilst on duty in plymouth in 2009, he raped a woman, and he is now being charged by this force and faces three counts of rape against a woman aged 16 or over. he has been suspended from duty. he is still a current serving officer, though not with this force, with hertfordshire police, and he
his tent was totally demolished within the space of an hour. the worst should be over, but they're not the only ones hunkering down again tonight in a caravan. danjohnson, bbc news, newquay. my my word. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. any idea when the winds are going to die down? very gradually over night, clive. but before we get there, take a look at this incredible footage of mountainous cseasin cseas in cornwall, the size of two double—decker buses stacked on top of one another. storm noa, named by the french weather forecasters, has come through. heathrow has had problems and there are reports of some trees down on the railway lines west of london. so certainly worth checking before travelling if you
and influential voice for business. the biggest crisis in its near 60—year history is not over yet. simon jack, bbc news. a 19—year—old man has beenjailed for life for murder, after his mum alerted police that he'd stabbed another teenager to death. joshua delbono attacked charley bates, who was 16, during a fight between two groups in radstock in somerset. danjohnson has the story. this is charley bates, a 16—year—old stabbed to death in a somerset car park lastjuly. he was with six friends that evening when two cars turned up, and an argument, said to be over a debt of just £20, escalated. charley was stabbed in the chest byjoshua delbono. he claimed he was acting in defence of his friend. and this is the moment he was reported by his own mum.
so, we've we've taken an air quality problem in bath and simply transposed it to the middle of an area where it's going to create a worse air quality problem. birmingham's zone generated £37 million in fines over the last 18 months. nationally, poor air quality causes something like 36,000 excess deaths each year. but evidence shows it is cutting emissions. during the first few months we found a significant reduction air to levels in birmingham city centre, so that's a good thing. we didn't see any change in the air quality on the perimeter of the birmingham clean air zone.— clean air zone. there is controversy _ clean air zone. there is controversy about - clean air zone. there is - controversy about expanding london's zone to carry every borough. but the government is six sisting on clean air. reducing pollution is tackling more than just vehicle emissions. more thanjust vehicle emissions. danjohnson, bbc emissions. dan johnson, bbc news. in one of the most hyped—bouts
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they— # it's a special place to live... they hope _ # it's a special place to live... they hope someone takes the same opportunity, and with publicity like this, who knows, there may even be a waiting list. danjohnson, bbc news. most people have a bad hair day once in a while — but a 10—year—old boy from lincolnshire is celebrating his unique, unruly locks. sam barley has a rare condition called uncombable hair syndrome — a genetic disorder characterised by frizzy hair that's difficult to comb flat. there are only 100 cases worldwide — and sam has made it his mission to raise awareness. hi, i'm sam and i'm ten years old. i'm here to talk about my hair because i want to raise awareness that uncombable hair syndrome is a thing because people come up to me and say have you bleached it or dyed it? what have you done to your hair? it looks like you stuck your finger in a plug socket. this is something he's wanted to do for the last year or so. the more comments it gets, the more