will continue, says the head of the watchdog ofsted, after a headteacher took her own life when her school was downgraded. how a russian child s drawing against the war in ukraine saw her taken from her father after her school complained she hasn t been seen since. and top gear is parked up for the foreseeable future. the bbc stops filming the series after presenter freddie flintoff had an accident in december. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel. we will look ahead to the sart of the women s six nations championships, can anyone stop the reigning and some violence over the french government s proposals for pension reform. the trip was due to have been the new king s first visit abroad, but president macron said that, with more protests planned for tuesday, he felt it would be inappropriate for the royal couple to travel. mr macron s plan to raise the pension age from 62 to 64 has faced stiff opposition, but it was his decision on monday to fo
but the bbc found more than 150 reports of failings. the home office says police use of cameras must be lawful and justified. our investigations correspondent noel titheradge reports. oi! they re bashing him up! allegations of police misconduct are under the spotlight. body worn video was meant to help protect officers who are often recorded on phones. shouting but is it also protecting victims? chanting: black lives matter! three years ago, black lives matter protesters gathered outside downing street, led by yufial on the left and his sister, louisa, on the right. what started peacefully later turned violent, leading to louisa s restraint. get off! i was telling the officer, like, i can t breathe and he continued to ram my face in the ground. high compliance, ok? the siblings were arrested and charged with assaulting and abusing officers. now, bbc analysis of multiple body worn videos reveals the force used on the siblings themselves. i was punched, my sister was pushed a
one of the reporters who broke the news. good to see you. tell us more about the deal. . ~ good to see you. tell us more about the deal. ., ~ , ., ., ., the deal. thank you for having me. basicall , the deal. thank you for having me. basically, artificial the deal. thank you for having me. basically, artificial intelligence - basically, artificial intelligence was one of the big sticking points in all these negotiations. the writers were very reluctant to cai being used by the studios for fear of theirjobs, the studios felt like this is our script, we need to be able to train ai this is our script, we need to be able to train al to use them, and basically on that committee studios from our reporting will be able to do that , the studios. they could do that already, it was not a concession they were going to make. that said, writers will get credited for work even if ai is helping on that work. you have to credit a human being. it is a middle of sorts. there is still so
enclave of nagorno karabakh. in cross to the united states a chief giving a press conference. as i m sure many of you have seen that trauma and exhaustion translation: is visible on the faces of so many of the people that one encounters here. it is absolutely critical that independent monitors as well as humanity name organisations get access to the people and nagorno karabakh who still have dire needs. translation: we know that there are injured civilians in nagorno karabakh need to be evacuated and it is absolutely essential that evacuation be facilitated by the government of azerbaijan. translation: given the scale of the needs that the people of nagorno karabakh our face and come am announcing that estates will provide $11.5 million in humanitarian assistance. this assistance will be used to provide everything from food to psychosocial support, given again the grave psychological wounds that so many citizens are carrying stop i have also met with locals who do not know we