Punishment is being meted out currently a re punishment is being meted out currently are having an effect. That is the take on point from this witches developing after this because we have seen these incidents and it is not being dealt with. So how much different can they get . Exactly for some and thats a big i have spoken to various people about in the game today and we heard from the charity kick it into dissemination charity, they are saying that these punishments are not working. You have a need to take a look at this and take strong and decisive action. It is closing a stadium for again that is not going to be against england worthy. Owners export should more worthy . I assign it if we are going to really show that we are challenging and i say we because im part of the industry, so if the governing bodies have really going to show the challenge in tackling the situation, i am all for them, enough is enough to melt you cannot blame us or them until you sort yourself out. Though su
Chilly start across southern areas, some frost, a pleasant day. Sunshine breaking through the cloud across england and wales compared with what we saw during tuesday. Especially the cloudier areas. In the far north of scotla nd the cloudier areas. In the far north of scotland rain around at times and a noticeable breeze. 15 16 in aberdeenshire. 14 15 three parts of england and eastern wales. Through wednesday night, greater chance of the cloud melting away. A greater chance of mist and fog bombing under the centre of the High Pressure. This is where the windows live in the skies are clearest. That expense further northwards, more sunshine around uk wide. Early morning mist and fog and frost were clear away. A brighter day in the north and west of scotland. I chance of one or two showers in the breeze. All places in double figure. Could hit around 17 across some parts of central and Eastern England in particular. The High Pressure is on the move thursday night into friday. Still there a
Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The Daily Telegraph says it will publish further allegations tonight about the retail billionaire sir philip green tonight. It comes after his legal action against the newspaper was formally ended by a high courtjudge. Sir philip, the owner of topshop, had gagged the telegraph from reporting allegations of racial and sexual harrassment against five employees claims which he denies. This morning, sir philip accused the telegraph of a vendetta against him. Our Business Correspondent theo leggett is at the high court. This is a case that has pitted one of the most well known businessmen in the uk, sir philip green, against a national newspaper. But it has also raised key questions about privacy, whats in the Public Interest, the use of so called gagging orders, otherwise known as nondisclosure agreements, used by the wealthy allegedly to cover up embarrassing facts. It has been a comp located and long running legal battle. Before we go an
After a short illness. And the oscar nominated director barryjenkins returns to the big screen with if beale street could talk 7 see what mark kermode thought of that and this weeks other releases in the film review at quarter to six. Its five oclock our top story. The Daily Telegraph says it will publish tonight further allegations about the retail billionaire sir philip green. It comes after his legal action against the newspaper was formally ended by a high courtjudge. Sir philip, the owner of topshop, had gagged the telegraph from reporting allegations of racial and sexual harrassment against five employees claims which he denies. Today sir philip accused the telegraph of a vendetta against him. Our Business Correspondent theo leggett reports. It is a bitter legal battle between one of the countrys best known businessmen and the Daily Telegraph. The newspaper wanted to publish allegations of bullying, Sexual Harassment and racism against sir philip green. He emphatically denies the
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