top ups to people in need. it is heartbreaking. it is so sad to think how much the bills have gone up. you know, if they hadn t have gone up so much, people wouldn t be struggling so much. so it is for the energy companies that don t give a lot of thought to this and give back to the people in need. customers and campaigners all feel money is flowing in the wrong direction. colletta smith, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a man who shot dead a sergeant, while handcuffed in a police cell in south london in 2020, has been sentenced to life imprisonment. louis de zoysa, was convicted of murdering sergeant matt ratanna, in a holding cell, in croydon. de zoysa had claimed diminished responsibility, but the judge said the attack had been premeditated and he had gone to great lengths to conceal the gun from officers.
government have been helping. - gas. but the prime minister says the government have been helping. that is wh it government have been helping. that is why it took government have been helping. that is why it took a government have been helping. that is why it took a decision when i was chancellor is why it took a decision when i was chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on the chancellor to introduce a windfall tax on the energy companies, so we are now tax on the energy companies, so we are now taxing these windfall profits are now taxing these windfall profits of energy companies and we are using profits of energy companies and we are using that money to help tay around are using that money to help tay around half of a typical family s energy around half of a typical family s energy bill, particularly over the last winter. its energy bill, particularly over the last winter- energy bill, particularly over the lastwinter. a ,
had my dad died from something else, say, cancer, people wouldn t be coming to me and saying, well, was it really cancer? this inquiry is not, though, just a review of the past, but has to ask how to better protect the country in the future. professor woolhouse was and is a vocal critic of many blanket lockdown measures. 0n the scale of potential pandemics, covid 19 was not at the top. it may be that next time, and there will be a next time, we are dealing with a virus that is much more deadly and is also much more transmissible. in which case, actually, the things we did to control covid 19 wouldn t have worked anyway. i m not sitting here as a doom monger or saying this is going to happen or this is going to happen soon. but i am confident enough to tell government that this is something you should be concerned about. the inquiry s next phase examines in detail the decisions made
and in some cases threatened. and one of the things that i would like to point out is that had my dad died from something else, say, cancer, people wouldn t be coming to me and saying, well, was it really cancer? this inquiry is not, though, just a review of the past, but has to ask how to better protect the country in the future. professor woolhouse was and is a vocal critic of many blanket lockdown measures. on the scale of potential pandemics, covid 19 was not at the top. it may be that next time, and there will be a next time, we are dealing with a virus that is much more deadly and is also much more transmissible. in which case, actually, the things we did to control covid 19 wouldn t have worked anyway. i m not sitting here as a doom monger or saying this is going to happen or this is going to happen soon. but i am confident enough to tell government that this is something you should be concerned about.
and grabbed a lot of fare jumpers. that was the first line of defense in broken windows policing. alvin bragg has takejump percent statute literally off the table. that s not prosecutorial discretion. they hide behind that phrase. prosecutorial discretion is when you look at individualized cases, you don t take an entire statuteu look ouw the penal law. that s not even legal. i don t know how they get away with that. oft ofge the five district attorneys we have for them all prosecute that crime. distrthat s kind of the first . and also, i would say if alvin bragg, terrified of using the subway, maybe he should have a word with the mayor and make the subway a safeaybe r place, then people wouldn t have to act like vigilantes because they seea safe people of control on the subway. that s just somebody is going to kill you. that se good t exactly what you. bloomberg thank you very much, indeed. every year, tens of thousands of womenf th and children are s sex trafficking to the unit