days of extinction rebellion demonstrations to those supposed to be nondisruptive demonstrations. be nondisru ptive demonstrations. extinction be nondisruptive demonstrations. extinction rebellion is in theory still on a nondisruptive pause. demonstrations are designed to draw attention to their concerns about climate change and not to disrupt, and clearly that promise not to disrupt the rest will come as a huge relief to race organisers and the police, so expect you will probably see colourful demonstrations and large banners but no disruption, but that relief is not tempered by this concern thatjust stop 0il don t seem to have necessarily signed up to that promise not to disrupt and there is still a residual concern that there could be a protest that does disrupt the race byjust stop 0il, because they have promised not to. now a look at some other stories making the news today. the business group the cbi says it has handed over additional information about what it describes as a seri
at the cbi that i upset, that i made uncomfortable. that s on me. but i have had a week of coverage saying, tony danker sacked in rape scandal . and these stories have been about rape and sexual assault and cocaine and bullying. none of that was anything to do with me, and it was all before my time. an 84 year old man in the us state of missouri has been charged with first degree assault after shooting a black teenager who mistakenly rang his doorbell. ralph yarl who is 16 went to the wrong address in kansas city while trying to collect his younger brothers. andrew lester, who is white, was originally released without charge but detained again following protests. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. ralph yarl is a 16 year old high school student.
minister humza yousaf described the arrest of mr beattie as a very serious matter indeed. he said he should not be suspended from the party as people are innocent until proven guilty. this after humza yousaf made his first big policy statement to the scottish parliament. he was trying to make the tone for the next few days and press the reset button. no doubt mr beattie s arrest overshadowed that big moment for humza yousaf. thank ou. at least 29 people 16 women and 13 men have died in a fire at a hospital in beijing. state media is reporting that the fire at changfeng hospital may have been caused by sparks created during building work. twelve people, including hospital officials and employees of the construction firm, have been detained. the former boss of the business group, the cbi, says his reputation has been totally destroyed after being fired over complaints about his behaviour. the cbi says tony danker was dismissed on strong legal grounds.
he acknowledged he had made some staff feel very uncomfortable but says he s been wrongly associated with separate claims of serious offences that allegedly occurred at the organisation before hejoined. i want to apologise to anybody at the cbi that i upset, that i made uncomfortable. that s on me. but i have had a week of coverage saying, tony danker sacked in rape scandal . and these stories have been about rape and sexual assault and cocaine and bullying. none of that was anything to do with me, and it was all before my time. an 84 year old man in the us state of missouri has been charged with first degree assault after shooting a black teenager who mistakenly rang his doorbell. ralph yarl who is 16 went to the wrong address
trying his big reset yesterday before the arrest was announced. that completely overshadowed his statement in a scottish parliament, where he announced some policy changes, like parking bottle recycling scheme that was due to come in. that has been delayed by several months. it is proving very hard for humza yousaf to talk about things like policy because of all the problems his party is facing. you can listen to nick s programme leading scotland where? tonight on bbc radio 4 at 8:30. the former boss of the business group the cbi says his reputation has been totally destroyed after being fired over complaints about his behaviour. the cbi says tony danker was dismissed on strong legal grounds. he acknowledged he had made some staff feel very uncomfortable , but says he s been wrongly associated with separate claims of serious offences that allegedly occurred at the organisation before hejoined. i want to apologise to anybody