allegedly drawing, you know, shooting someone with a semiautomatic gun, with blood coming out of it. warning signs, essentially. and so the prosecutor, very candid yesterday, saying that this student should not have been allowed to return back to campus, and if procedures were taken in a different way, it s likely that those four students would not have lost their lives. so, again, we have the superintendent here saying he s going to take some action, and he s going to review protocols and procedures here. and also, i think it s worth noting here that the prosecutor has said this is still a very active investigation. it s possible that school officials could face charges. now, within the next couple of seconds here, we are anticipating a press conference from the sheriff of oakland county here who s going to be giving details about that apprehension last night. a lot of questions that we don t know. we know that law enforcement officials have said that the crumbleys were foun
now jailed for life, was believed to be on a whatsapp group with other police offers which was being investigated for sharing discrimnatory messages. more than 15 million households face higher energy bills from today as the biggest increase in the price cap comes into effect. covid vaccination passports come into force for large scale events in scotland but the app is hit by technical problems. travel in and out of australia will resume in november but only for people who are fully vaccinated. and how true to life are the exploits of james bond? we find out from some real secret agents. coming up on the bbc news channel rangers have contacted uefa about the booing glen kamara was subjected to in prague last night because it was racially abused by a slavia prague player last season. he was racially abused. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the metropolitan police has been laying out measures to try to reassure the public, in the wake of the murder
heavy rain around, some disruptive went out there, some met office weather warnings for the weekend so please look at those, online, especially if you are travelling. this area of low pressure will form, moving across us and deepen as icy does so with a swathes of heavy rain tomorrow from wales across england, reaching eastern scotland, the wind is picking up, windiest on sunday in northern scotland but by then icy is sunshine and showers. pretty much what we have at the moment, one of the brighter days out there, some showers to be had, but many places are dry and sunny this afternoon. sprinkling of showers working across east anglia and the south east, some of them coming into north west england, more especially for northern ireland and western scotland, some heavy downpours and gusty winds, as high as 60mph in north west scotland. cooler day here, feeling warmer in the sunshine in eastern england. overnight night tonight the blustery winds continue pushing the showers towa
vaccinated. celebrating the start of black history month, we talk to the photographer and film maker simon frederik later on. the metropolitan police has been laying out measures to try to reassure the public, in the wake of the murder of sarah everard by a serving officer. the force says it will no longer deploy plain clothes officers on their own, and has urged anyone stopped by one to ask to check their credentials. but critics say the onus should not be on women to change their actions. it s also emerged that wayne couzens, who was handed a whole life term yesterday for kidnapping and murdering sarah everard, was believed to be in a whatsapp group with other officers, who are now being investigated after allegedly sharing discriminatory messages. this report from megan patterson. officers with a duty to serve and an expectation to protect. the actions of one man questioning those principles and the trust the public can place in met police. this man has brought shame on th