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Basically die right there because, sure, they could have opened fire but they were thinking, this won't work, this isn't the route. unfortunately, they suffered for it. but i want to go really quickly to the intelligence factor of this. those officers depend on the top to pass down preparation, intelligence to them to prepare for what they may face. this was a huge letdown for those officers, and they must move this investigation to the top. they must get information and figure out who had any intelligence on chatter for that day where they did not pass that information down and leave those of...

Those government departments will agree with these key businesses, people, and so for instance the water industry, the nuclear power industry, agree with them the job roles that should be included in this and you'll have quite an expedited system where, if they want somebody to come off isolation, they'll simply provide the name and that'll be agreed. but unions say with three weeks until self—isolation rules change, these sectors are presented with difficulties because they expect some workers will qualify for exemption and others won't. in a power station, - in telecommunications, in criti...

With difficulties because they expect some workers will qualify for exemption and others won't. in a power station, - in telecommunications, critical defence infrastructure, these are all interdependent i occupations. and just listing named individuals, which seems to be at the core - of this proposal, won't work. as businesses across the country adapt, the government maintains the app is doing itsjob and is needed to stem the rising tide of coronavirus infections. simon browning, bbc news. let's speak to mike clancy, general secretary of the prospect trade union which represents, scientists, ...

Of this proposal, won't work. as businesses across the country adapt, the government maintains the app is doing itsjob and is needed to stem the rising tide of coronavirus infections. simon browning, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. a spectacular start to the olympic games with the opening ceremony under way. now more than 11,000 athletes from more than 200 countries will compete. a high courtjudge rules there should be a new investigation into whether state agencies could have prevented the 0magh bombing in 1998. the victim's families say they feel vindicated. thousands of workers in the ...

Industry or nuclear power industry, agree with them the job roles that should be included in this and you'll have quite an expedited system where, if they want somebody to come off isolation, they'll simply provide the name and that will be agreed. but unions say with three weeks until self—isolation rules change, these sectors are presented with difficulties because they expect some workers will qualify for exemption and others won't. in a power station, in telecommunications, in critical defence infrastructure, these are all interdependent occupations. and just listing named individuals, w...