in the treatment of her family by the criminaljustice system . our reporter daniel de simone broke this story, here s his report. the racist murder of teenager stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago at a south london bus stop. the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should not be charged with a criminal offence. this is a dreadful crime, a completely unprovoked attack on a young 18 year old black youth. their investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. two of those officers were bill ilsley and ian crampton, pictured here after being criticised by a landmark public inquiry 25 years ago. the others were brian weeden and his deputy ben bullock. prosecutors have been considering whether to charge the four with misconduct in a public office for investigative failures. the conclusion by prosecutor
the decision not to bring charges against four retired detectives, who ran the first investigation into the murder of stephen lawrence. stephen was murdered in april 1993 in a racist attack in south london. the initial investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. two of the murderers were eventually convicted in 2012. our reporter daniel de simone broke this story, here s his report. we have had a statement from stephen s mother. she is saying that today s decision by the cps marks a new low in the way that the criminal justice system has treated her and her family. justice system has treated her and herfamily. herstatement justice system has treated her and her family. her statement says the decision of the cps not to prosecute the senior officers who were involved in the investigation of her son s cases unjustifiable. she goes on to say that institutional racism was at the heart of the first investigation and yet no consideration had been given to how it impacted the de
Two of them republican seats. 46 republicans leading right now. one in a democratic seat. give us the lay of the land. one of the democrats leading a republican seat is mandela barnes, lieutenant governor of wisconsin, leading right now, 47% of the vote counted over the incumbent senator by a 30,000 vote margin. remember, donald trump won the state by 20,000 votes, and then joe biden won the state by 20,000 votes, that is today s wisconsin. it will be close. and then you happen to see all the great. those are mostly republican areas. so, we are still waiting for votes to come in. this is going to go. this is a very competitive race. this is one those races, though, north carolina, ohio, and wisconsin, where you have democratic candidates in traditionally red-leaning states in a mid term year. this want more of a battleground. who ran very competitive races. and we re gonna keep counting votes there, because lieutenant governor mandela barnes ran a very competitive race. this is a dem
Bless you, and may god protect our troops. thank you. mr. president mr. president hello. i m john king in washington. welcome to inside politics. thank you for sharing a very busy news day. the president at the white house celebrating what he calls historic economic progress. america is back to work. case that after the government today released some new and some shocking numbers on the economy. they are shocking because they are so good and they defy predictions of a january swoon. 467,000 jobs. take a look. added in the first month of 2022. yes, unemployment did tick up but for a promising reason. more americans are out there looking for work. we also got big upward revisions to the end of 2021. look at those revised numbers. 647,000 new jobs in november. 510,000 new jobs in december. add it up, 700,000 more jobs in those two months than initially reported by the government.
Guess they said it was 210,000 in november. that number is now 647,000. to so they added some 400,000 jobs to november, several hundred thousand more to december. i m skeptical of this number to the high side. i think there may have been fewer jobs created this time around. but i don t think that matters all that much. i think the story that people need to know is this the jobs market is very strong. employers are out there looking for workers. wages are going up. there is a shortage of workers. and so in any respect that you look at it, i think job market is reasonably strong. i m a little skeptical of this number being quite so strong. why? because the month that the bls looked at how many jobs were created that week was the same week as the peak of omicron. and i think there were a lot of people who were out of work who mafk counted just this month. overall, though, i think the jobs market is very strong. jason, could we see a revision of this? how do you read these numbers?