incident it has to be thoroughly investigated. treat everyone seriously and with dignity and respect. what you don t want this to be and this from the prime minister and the times and also in the telegraph from the home secretary is just words. we don t want to hear just words. we don t want to hear just words. we don t want to hear just words around conference time. we want them to follow through with this and want to make sure that the streets are safer within the story as well there is further criticism of the metropolitan police. it mentions that the three was identified for his indecent exposure a few days before but they didn t a chilly realise he was a police officer which again is going to be shocking to many people who didn t find that out straight away. also that two then were in a whatsapp group with them sharing races and various other offensive messages. they haven t been suspended as yet. there is clearly a lot to be done and clearly a lot of work for both cress
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are yasmin alibhai brown who s an author and journalist and mick booker who s the editor of the sunday express. thank you for staying with us tonight. great to see you both. have a quick run through it what we have at the moment. the times has an interview with the prime minister, in which he says the public were right to feel the police were failing women and girls subjected to sexual assault. meanwhile the telegraph has spoken to the home secretary, who said police must raise the bar by taking harassment against women more seriously. the guardian says police recorded more than 10,000 cases of indecent exposure last year, but fewer than 600 suspects appeared in court. fuel is the focus for the i which says the army will begin delivering petrol to forecourts on monday. same story for the mail. it also has a warning from the chancellor that food shortages will last for months. th
what the numbers don t tell you later this morning we re expected to learn that unemployment s falling, and wages are rising but set against rocketing costs are we really any better off? i ll take a look. as england edge closer to world cup qualification. northern ireland stand in their way. still unbeaten in this campaign, a win for the lionesses in belfast tonight would all but secure their place at the tournament next year. good morning. yesterday temperatures at heathrow reached 19 degrees. today they could be higher. for all of us from tomorrow, you will notice the temperature is going up, mean it will net necessarily be dry all the time. i will have the details throughout this morning s programme. it s tuesday the 12th april. our main story. the us and uk governments are investigating reports that chemical weapons have been used by russia in the ukrainian port of mariupol. a ukrainian paramilitary group claimed russian troops used a drone to deploy an unknown substa
hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. the sunshine and short stuff comes out as australia take crucial wickets late on day two of the second ashes test. justin rose leads a british masters field that s been accused of lacking enough masters of british golf. and the grand tour with the grand depart. we ll preview the biggest bicycle race of them all also coming up on sportsday. the girl on the dancing horse juggling success and motherhood. we spend the day with charlotte dujardin. hello again. it was a day at the ashes that began with australia hoping for something decisive. at ended with england battling back at lloyd s. at ended with england battling back at lords. it was an australian batter who made the morning s most telling contribution, steve smith with yet another ashes century. but his was one of the five wickets england needed to wrap up the aussie innings, and they did so before lunch. a16 their first innings score. for england, some momentum, and an o
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