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he challenges police, he is given an ultimatum. inaudible that is not acceptable. today, he is calling for the head of the met to resign.- the met to resign. after six months of _ the met to resign. after six months of sir _ the met to resign. after six months of sir mark - the met to resign. after six l months of sir mark rowley's three catelli rights of law—abiding londoners including thejewish community to appease lawless mobs i think it is time for sir mark rowley to go. 5ir for sir mark rowley to go. sir mark rowley has apologised for the incident, the second time in three days. it will open up operational planning to greatest scrutiny. tonight gideon falter has been invited to a private meeting with the met which is accepted to discuss what more the force can do to makejewish londoners feel safe. since the hamas attacks of seven 0ctober, feel safe. since the hamas attacks of seven october, and israel's response, every weekend the politics of the middle east have been brought to the streets of london,
stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago today at a south london bus stop. two of the original five prime suspects were convicted almost 20 years after the murder. but the met�*s disastrous handling of the case means no—one else has been brought to justice. last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect — matthew white, who died in 2021 — and revealed multiple failures by the met to properly investigate him. now, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, gives her first interview about the new evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six. now we know that there were six. and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused stephen's murder and they did nothing about it. if it wasn't for you doing all that investigation, we would not have known about him in detail as we do now. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder
ukrainians, and they will protect the democracy in the world. this is the show of leadership and strength of the united states. and i think, indeed, now we've reached this important moment. for half a year, we have been waiting, and i would like to say thanks to all the team on my side and on the u.s. side, the team who did everything so that we would get this positive vote. today, we definitely need this aid. and, kristen, you know, we really need to get this to the final point. we need to get it approved by the senate. and then we want to, well, get things as fast as possible so that we get some tangible assistance for the soldiers on the frontline as soon as possible, not in another six months. so that they would be able to move ahead.
suffers from kidney disease exacerbated by malnutrition. his six—year—old brother, ahmad, provides comfort for the youngster. souad has more than one sick child. her older boy has suspected cancer and in war ravaged gaza can't get the proper treatment. such are the days and lives of gaza after six months of war. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. at least five rockets are reported to have been fired from northern iraq towards a us military base across the border in syria. three of the rockets are believed to have hit the kharab al—jir base or nearby, causing minor damage. they were said to have been fired from the town of zummar. some iraqi media say
the show. while a certain former president throws around claims about how unfair it is to him, it's important to remember that for countless americans without the means, the system can be very unfair. one of the people working to change that is john legend. a decade ago he launched the free america initiative to push for reform. now, the artist is using a creative medium to spark change . telling their stories. he hosted six people at his home whose lives have been impacted by baylor of warm, for a candid discussion about their experience. here's part of their story and our discussion about the work he's doing. he's doing. >> we are all innocent until proven guilty. it's not fair that we have a
to adequately moderate had allowed post to remain online, while the global trade of these dangerous drugs flourishes. they did not respond. dylan used soundcloud to share his music for his mum there is only one course of action for the social media firm.— one course of action for the social media firm. take them down, obviously. _ social media firm. take them down, obviously. have - social media firm. take them down, obviously. have more| down, obviously. have more stringent things in place to stop advertisements going on. the very thing that dylan used for people know about his music and love his music also advertise the drug that killed him. �* �* ., , , ~ , him. the bbc did not buy any nitazenes _ him. the bbc did not buy any nitazenes and _ him. the bbc did not buy any nitazenes and contacted - him. the bbc did not buy any nitazenes and contacted all i nitazenes and contacted all suppliers to ask why they were willing to provide a legal and dangerous products. 0nly willing to provide a legal and dangerous products. only six responded, saying they had never sent the drug to the uk and did not know it was illegal here. the home office say mount street in the uk remain low and a recent tightening of the law mean suppliers can now face life in prison. colin campbell, bbc news. you can see that documentary
not necessarily clear sailing in what looks like a difficult bid for re-election, six months from now. >> the polls show abortion as the fifth most important issue among voters, at 6%, but that number rises to 19% when they asked voters if they would vote for or against a candidate based on the issue. do you think the polls are underestimating abortion as a driving issue in the campaign? >> dramatically show. -- dramatically so. that hiccup, for example, among women and younger women, is due to the abortion issue. a lot of people don't necessarily say it's the most important battle facing the nation, but they think it is a disqualifier and think it is a clear contrast. who is on the economy, who does this or that, who knows? people's position on abortion? quite clear. the administration could not be more clear about how they
question, because to me, our congressional preference is the best indicator of the overall political environment. let's take away attitudes about president biden, about former president donald trump, let's ask, what is the overall political environment? those numbers are certainly showing a very close race, right now. if you are democrats, people in the biden campaign, we realize hey, that split is a lot better than it was a few months ago. one other thing about proving a political climate for democrats, it's not just our poll showing it, it's a totality of polling. minimal numbers, all within the margin of error, but they all show one thing, that democrat and president biden are doing better than they were a couple months ago, but it is still rough the next couple months. >> six months is an eternity, in politics. folks are still holding their breath. the poll also shows 50% of
than too late, i hope it's not too late for ukraine. summit coming up, we have an inside look at an evening at john legend's house, the artisan activists right six people and is home to hear their expanse of the criminal justice system. he definitely does not hold back when i asked him about former president donald trump. we will be right back. and built for adventure. which can also be your own quiet cabin in the woods. the fully electric q8 e-tron. an electric vehicle that recharges you. how we get there matters.
how the us withdrawal or from afghanistan unfolded, the criticism that arose around the leadership role in the world. all of that, of course, just six months before russia invaded ukraine. interesting as well to note that the foreign ministry, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova, also brought up the afghanistan issue in a press conference on sunday, suggesting the opposite, saying that the us, what she called hybrid war against russia will turn into the same loud and humiliating fiasco. she said, as it did in vietnam, and afghanistan. but when it comes to president zelenskyy, this was really a call to action. he's calling for long-range artillery. he's saying that the f-16s that were promised a year ago still haven't sterilized on the us. side, they are saying that speed is possible. the pentagon last week before this vote, saying that they can be ready to move within days. and senator mark warner, the head of the senate intelligence committee saying, on sunday on cbs that he hopes that ukraine, he said, we'll get atacms, those long-range missiles by the end of the week