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at home safely. lung disease costs the nhs billions. ministers say more funding for research and new targets to cut pollution and smoking should make a difference. but doctors think more still needs to be done to improve and save thousands of lives. jim reed, bbc news. let's return to today's scathing review of london's metropolitan police — which found it to be institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic. the report's author — baronness casey — said many londoners had lost faith in the metropolitan police — and the force could be broken up if it didn't change. labour...

cleared by the government, suella braverman accused the metropolitan police of "playing favourites" by treating pro—palestinian marches differently to demonstrations by right wing groups. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, has the latest. the war in the middle east has led to weekend pro—palestinian protests in london... ..and other cities around the uk. and tomorrow, once again, demonstrators are due to be on the march in the capital. they're scheduled to set off after the armistice day two minute silence. suella braverman has denounced these demonstrations as hate marc...

Police force has lost its way. she pulls no punches in exposing a police force where poor management and basic lack of workforce planning have undermined the effectiveness of the force. predatory and unacceptable behaviour has been allowed to flourish. londoners let down with the huge loss of neighbourhood policing. public protection failures that affect women and girls at greater risk. across the force, she found institutional racism, institutional misogyny and institutional homophobia. page after page, the report provides both a detailed diagnosis of what's gone wrong and a blueprint for rad...

More of — doing everything possible to nip issues in the bud straight away. they're addressing the brutal truth that a quarter of the adult prison population in england used to be in care, and so have a police officer on site. imagine if i was coming into work in a full uniform. the young people, firstly, it just wouldn't sit right. me not wearing uniform, it breaks down those barriers straight away. policing cannot fix everything on their own, so we do a lot ofjoined up work with, obviously, with social care, with parents, with carers, with education, with health and we are realising one of...

Yes, how to help them, but also to minimise the problems that will follow — a failure to get it right now. the blunt truth is a quarter of the adult prison population in england used to be in care. so meet the policeman based here, who doesn't look like one. imagine if i was coming into work in a full uniform. the young people, firstly, it just wouldn't sit right. you know, me not wearing a uniform, it breaks down those barriers away. policing cannot fix everything on their own. so we do a lot ofjoined—up work with obviously with social care, with parents, with carers, with education, with...