The laws intended to prevent people from purchasing or possessioning a firearm if theyre found by a judge to present an imminent risk to themselves or others. Ischial officials have not said whether a judge made a red Flag Ruling in the case. And on friday, President Biden offered his condolences to the families who lost Loved Ones in the Indianapolis Shooting and reiterated the need for reform measures. Every single day, every single day, theres a Mass Shooting in this, in the United States, if you count all of those who were killed out on the streets of our cities and our rural areas. Its a national embarrassment. And must come to an end. All right, now to the insurrection. More than 100 days since the capitol was overrun, federal prosecutors have secured their first guilty plea from a rioter. John schaefer, a long time member of the oath keepers, pleaded friday to illegally entering the u. S. Capitol during the January 6th attack. His plea came on two of the six counts filed against
conducted from now on. roughly half of the uk population now has antibodies against covid, either through vaccination or being infected. the terrible brutality of libya s civil war we have a special report from tarhuna, where they are exhuming the dead to find their loved ones. the case against the former policeman charged with the murder of george floyd resumes in the us city of minneapolis with more witness testimony. and temperatures soar as the uk provisionally records its warmest march day for 53 years. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. an official review into the policing of the london vigil held in memory of sarah everard has found that officers did not act inappropriately or in a heavy handed manner . footage from the event on clapham common showed women being detained, and the force was widely criticised, including by senior politicians. but the chief inspector of constabulary, sir tom windsor, says officers had done their best to disperse the crowd peacefu
hello and welcome to sportsday. plans of a european super league are being met with a wall of criticism another day brings more backlash with governing bodies, clubs, managers and players all weighinh in on the future of football. and as one of the 12 clubs get set for premier league action this evening some chelsea fans are making their views clear we ll be live at stamford bridge. and elsewhere a fifth place finish in the six nations is hello and welcome to sportsday. it s the most bitter battle over the future of football. the game has been rocked to its foundations with normal order shattered. and now it s in the throes of a constant stream of statements, accusations and pleas from those involved in the sport. the breakaway european super league says it wants to save the future of football. but it s a model that has polarised most of the rest of the game. today alone as the reaction continues. fifa, the premier league, the uk government, broadcasters, managers, pl
sentenced to 15 years in jail. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, pippa crerar, political editor of the daily mirror, and olivia utley, assistant comment editor of the telegraph and former lead writer at the sun. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s starting with. .. just let s starting with. just flip through. on the front of the guardian, a photo of the wreckage of a car that golfer tiger woods was cut from after a collison he s been undergoing surgery in hospital for multiple leg injuries this evening. passport to normal life reads the front page of tomorrow s metro as borisjohnson says vaccine passports may be necessary for not just foreign travel, but pubs and workplaces in the uk. the prime minister has tasked his former brexit chief michael gove with seeing if covid status certificates could be viable. the telegraph reports that restrictions could be lifted in england earlier than the 21st jun