it s thursday, 31st august. our main story. police chiefs in england and wales are to be given new powers to sack officers found guilty of gross misconduct. the overhaul of the disciplinary processes was prompted by the convictions of former metropolitan police officers wayne couzens, who murdered sarah everard, and the serial rapist, david carrick. our home editor mark easton reports. what is your relationship with malhotra? he s my cousin. i never knew it was so bad what he was doing. otherwise, i d never have gone along with it. frustration of pursuing bent coppers has seen sunday night tv drama echo the real world of policing. the head of scotland yard, sir mark rowley, is among a number of police chiefs, who ve been pushing the government to give them more powers to identify and sack rogue officers. the further people are away from it, the more forgiving they are of the behaviour is what i ve seen. so i want. i want the powers to be able to deal with this. the appalling
we start in india where figures out in a few hours time are expected to confirm the economy grew around 8% in the three months tojune. it s a growth rate to be envied by many countries here in europe. in fact, india s economy is predicted to double in size in the next eight years and become the second biggest in the world later this century. but what happens there has an increasing impact on the rest of the globe. food prices in india are soaring, threatening hardship for millions, and there are implications for everyone. as our india business correspondent nikhil inamdar reports. feeding herfamily feeding her family of four, this humble vegetarian meal costs are third more than it did a few months ago. with prices of most april soaring the money she brings home as a domestic helper is not enough. she has now taken part time work as a seamstress to earn additional income. i work as a seamstress to earn additional income. additional income. i am a sinale additional income. i
to have leroy sane s shot covered but he palmed it into the net at the allianz arena. the german champions were 2 0 up at the break before rasmus hojlund s first united goal gave the visitors hope but they were always chasing the game, harry kane s penalty made it 3 1 and teenager mathys tel scored what proved to be the decisive goal for bayern in a deserved win. united manager erik ten hag refused to let his goalkeeper take sole responsibility for the defeat after that early clanger. in football, there will always be mistakes. and there was one mistake. so we also don t make it bigger than it is. and as i said already, it was not only andre in that goal and a bit more. and after that, he made, in the second half, great saves for us. so he shows his capabilities and he will bounce back. he will. and he is an important player. after a six year absence from the champions league, arsenal looked right at home thrashing dutch league leaders side psv eindhoven 4 0 at the emirates.
car sharing. so in other words, no mention of making it compulsory. in the final one here, this is insulation. rishi sunak says we are stopping insulation upgrades. the prime minister has said that homeowners and landlords will no longer have to upgrade homes to an energy performance certificate grade c by energy performance certificate grade c by 2035. energy performance certificate grade c by 2035. flannels have welcomed their say that they won t have to pay for expensive upgrades, but bodies representing tenants a rep and his will have to pay much more in energy bills if they live in poorly insulative properties. what can we say having seen all of this? the prime minister says that he has blocked things that will help families up and down the country. a lot of things he has blocked has come from the climate change committee and just a quick reminder, it s an independent body. it was set “p it s an independent body. it was set up 15 years ago to give advice to the governm
of emissions to zero by 2050 is set in law, and by then the country will only be able to put as many pollutants into the atmosphere as it can take out but rishi sunak is about to make a significant gear shift in how the government plans to get there. ministers insist it is just the route that is changing not the destination. the prime minister is taking an approach of pragmatism and proportionality when it comes to delivering our net zero commitments. it s right that he assesses the issue as a whole, taking into account people s bank balances, livelihoods and ultimately we won t save the country by bankrupting the biggest people. delays on gas boilers has been called for by some conservative mps to agree it would be a burden on households. but the farmer cabinet minister alec sharma seen with the king and rishi sunak is a person who worries it will because modes in international influence. some opposition politicians think rishi sunak is misreading the public mood. we know in