long as you got the story. a popular defense for murdoch supporters was we weren t the only ones doing this. everyone was doing this which, in fact, might be true, but that didn t make it any less illegal. i mean it was a patent violation of journalistic ethics as well as the law. the editor is the most important person in the building and the reporter who actually goes out and does the story. but the editor reports him and primes him and trains him. rebekah brooks first came to news international as a secretary. she quickly developed a reputation of tenacity as a journalist. rebecca has climbed all the way up becoming editor of news of the world, editor of the sun, and the holding company for the newspapers. i think it s all in the full page. she was aware of the dark
dignitaries that includes many kings are tweens, 90 being presidents or primes. it s quite a lodgest. with sem high-profiling dignitaries arriving, i m sure many have had personal, private requests and i understand many have been cut down, even when it comes to translators but you can only fit so many people into westminister abby vast and. this has been in the works for years. i have no doubt that in the highest institution in the world in a there s actually a brown paper folder setting out this is going to happen tomorrow. for anyone who is hanging around
situations just like his, in jails all around the country, who confessed as teenagers to primes that they maybe did not commit. in fact, to prevent that very thing, police departments in many other countries banned or dispensed years ago, with interrogation techniques still used in america. had the murder happened elsewhere, for example, here in the united kingdom, it is probable that robert still would be brought in for questioning. he was after all, named as a suspect by others in the case. but the chances that he would have been charged or interviewed for very long? close to is gyro the interview, as it is on the recording would not be legal in the uk. but evidence would not be admitted in a trial. this is andy griffith, 30 years as a detective in the uk s police department, recognized for is investigative interviews. when griffiths was a rookie,
and the united states of america, the greatest country ever, but in light of what we witness, and the businesses being shut down, rights of americans being attacked, joe rogan for goodness sakes, just had someone on his show and they say something in the next thing you know they re trying to cancel the largest podcast. this is scary stuff. that s a contact spread through and you have to look at the whole picture. congressman, thank you. and canada s justin trudeau has declared war on truckers opposed to the authoritarian vax mandate. the man who organized the very first conduit response to the primes though my prime minister s latest smears in moments. stay there my husband, sam, we ve been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better
city of today they had many primes, as well as in the country. i underline one more time, we don t know what is the next target of the russian rockets, which were fire today from the city of today they had many primes, as well as in the country. all of us are in the same situation. the faster we receive quality weapons, an air defense weapons, the safe for our city and citizens will be. lviv has become a refuge for so many families already traumatized by war. this attack may have been a message to the west, but it s shattered a sense of safety in a city so many have come to for protection. sally lockwood, sky news, lviv, in western ukraine. let s turn to other news now. schools in england are to be asked to ensure that they re working weeks are at least 32