one big thing among others that challenges the more moderate image they are trying to portray is the restrictions they have imposed on women, the fact they have not allowed girls to go to secondary school in most of afghanistan, the only country in the world to do so. the uk becomes the first country to approve a covid vaccine that fights both the original strain and the omicron variant. and checkmate, with a difference. how underwater chess is helping competitors stay cool in the hot weather. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in east africa, where kenya s deputy president, william ruto, has been declared the winner of last week s presidential election, but amid scenes of chaos and confusion. the head of the electoral authority was briefly prevented from declaring the results as scuffles broke out at the vote tallying centre in the capital, nairobi. he said mr ruto gotjust over 50% of the votes, narrowly ahead of the opposition leader, raila odinga. gareth barlow h
All charges. judith moritz has this report. benjamin minjee was described as a reasonably famous footballer. the court heard about his world cup victory with brunson 2018 and about his success with manchester city, which the jury heard gave success with manchester city, which thejury heard gave him wealth and status, but the prosecutions of this case has little to do with football. instead, another chapter in a very old story. thejury the jury was told that this man, lewis saw her maturity was a friend of him and acted as his fixture demographics. it is said by the prosecution a stream of women were brought to his mansion in cheshire and their many were raped and sexually assaulted. each man is
Poundland. items which in the past have been used to make hoax suicide vests. there was an emergency meeting that evening, a discussion of whether these things were being bought to make a vest and what should be done, should his reign be searched? should he be arrested? should he be recalled to prison? it was all examined in the inquest and in the end a question was put to the jury, should it have been that he was recalled to prison that night? the jury he had was recalled to prison that night? thejury he had spent was recalled to prison that night? the jury he had spent since wednesday considering that issue and in the end they concluded that, yes, there was a missed opportunity. it would have been possible to recall him to prison on the friday night, because by the rules of the probation service could recall someone if satisfied that someone s behaviour indicated an increased or unmanageable risk of serious harm to the public or that there was an imminent risk of further offences bei
People as he ran along. thankfully, both survived. frightened shoppers watched as another officer, bx75, joined the pursuit. when amman turned on the officers, they feared for their lives. they said they had no choice but to shoot him. the jury concluded it was a lawful killing. thejury the jury was direct the evidence at the inquest made it quite clear that the inquest made it quite clear that the two undercover firearms officers who were running after him down the street could see that he was stabbing people and when he turned on them, they honestly believed he could either attack them or others. and so that conclusion from the inquest was almost set in stone. a lot of the time was spent at the inquest looking at what should have been done on that friday night when sudesh amman bought those items from
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