of stephen s murder, commissioner sir mark rowley apologised for our failings. and i repeat that apology today. after so many police failings, will there ever be fulljustice for stephen lawrence? 0ur correspondent daniel de simone is live with us now. tell us more about what you have found out. we tell us more about what you have found out- found out. we found out this man matthew white found out. we found out this man matthew white who found out. we found out this man matthew white who was - found out. we found out this man matthew white who was all - found out. we found out this man matthew white who was all over i found out. we found out this man i matthew white who was all over the case from the start was related aspect, treated as a witness for several years, the met could have had reason to treat him as a suspect early on in 93 but they missed a key leader, a relative of matthew white tried to approach them, it was handled badly, the wrong information was entered into the d
meadows was present for participating in more than one of those plots. he was a key leader of the effort as the new york times put it. while meadows ducked testifying before the jan 6th committee, remember who we heard from. remember its star witness was the star only because she worked for meadows every day, only because she had the access and detail of so much of what he did. in some ways the committee saw her, the cooperate witness under oath as more reliable at the time than him, someone going through every single step to duck telling the truth. now in fairness, his lawyer now says he s telling the whole truth to jack smith. we ll see. but that s why cassidy hutchinson was a star witness. indeed there are reports that jack smith s probe intensified after hearing so much from this mark meadows aide. is it your understanding that president trump asked mark meadows to speak with roger stone and general flynn on january 5th in.
to their demand with good intentions. the aim was to form a strong, united opposition coalition to give people hope in iran, give a sense of direction to the movement and also represent the iranian aspirations in their fight for democracy to the international community. well, you say the intentions were good but the reality was somewhat less impressive. you signed the this sort of pact in february but by april if i mayjust continue by april, reza pahlavi, for example and, indeed, another key leader of this georgetown group had actually left. what happened ? there were all kinds of pressures. it is not easy to stand the pressure for everybody.
the aim was to form a strong, united opposition coalition to give people hope in iran, give a sense of direction to the movement and also represent the iranian aspirations in their fight for democracy to the international community. well, you say the intentions were good, but the reality was somewhat less impressive. you signed the this sort of pact in february, but by april if i mayjust continue by april, reza pahlavi, for example and, indeed, another key leader of this georgetown group had actually left. what happened ? there were all kinds of pressures. it s not easy to stand the pressure for everybody. isn t the truth, you just didn t really have a shared vision, for a future in iran?