at this time, i'm going to turn it over to the metropolitan police chief for the metropolitan police department portion of the investigation. >> good afternoon. i'm the acting chief of the metropolitan police department. our officers responded to the capital just after 1:00 to investigate an officer-involved shooting. at this time, the metropolitan police department homicide division as well as our internal affairs division will take over the investigation with respect to the shooting death that occurred. there is not a lot of information we can release to the public at this time, but we will be working closely with our partners at the park police, the u.s. capitol police. at this time, i want to extend my deepest condolences on behalf of the entire metropolitan police department and all the officers at the united states capital police and unfortunately, for the loss of life that has occurred here today at the united states capital police. >> is there an ongoing threat? >> at this time, it does not appear to be an ongoing threat. we are in the ongoing stages of our investigation. nee

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. ., ., v accepted into the metropolitan police. . . �*, ., , police. yeah and it's a very difficult question _ police. yeah and it's a very difficult question for - police. yeah and it's a very difficult question for the i difficult question for the metropolitan police to answer. the truth is that after alex davis, one of the founders of national action was raided, police had in their possession the counter—terrorism police network had in their possession pictures and videos of benjamin hannam, at that point not identified, they didn't have a name to those pictures but he was one of a very small numbers of national action in london before he was banned and he was going on meeting other members of national action after it was banned and you would have thought after it was banned at the end of 2016 a lot of work would have been done to try and identify all the people in the various videos and so on but that work wasn't completed and benjamin hannam was able to apply to join the metropolitan police and then to actuallyjoin the force, complete his traini

it's been a very difficult — the metropolitan police? it's been a very difficult few _ the metropolitan police? it's been a very difficult few weeks _ the metropolitan police? it's been a very difficult few weeks for - the metropolitan police? it's been a very difficult few weeks for the - very difficult few weeks for the met. the charging of one of their officers with the murder of sarah everard, another officer being investigated over the alleged rape of two female colleagues, and now a serving officer convicted of being a member of a neo—nazi terrorist organisation. individually, these are all very unusual, or unprecedented. and i do think it is just coincidence that they have all hit the front pages in quick succession. the question though is whether there is an underlying problem, in terms of public trust in the matter. while the situation is not disastrous, i think we ought to look at the data, the official figures. it does show a deteriorating picture. 0verall victim satisfaction is down from 77%, to 64% in three years. the prop

this us capital police and will be the us metropolitan police.— metropolitan police. this is unlikely. — metropolitan police. this is unlikely, has _ metropolitan police. this is unlikely, has not _ metropolitan police. this is unlikely, has not been - metropolitan police. this is - unlikely, has not been confirmed but they did say, it has not been confirmed that it is a terrorist incident. it does not appear to be one, were there words. but we have come to learn this turmoil, lone wolf. if subway like this more dangerous because there's no chatter, there's nothing to be monitored. in some ways more dangerous as you say and little to no warning. less dangerous because it's one individual. onjanuary six there was a large mob of people which is much more dangerous, obviously than one individual with a knife. but again an individual, a lone wolf is harder to detect than a large threat. find lone wolf is harder to detect than a large threat-— large threat. and the idea again of whether there's _ large threat. and the idea again of whether there's a _ large threat. an

because you've got metropolitan police responded to assist the capitol police. i spoke with the chief of the -- ever the metropolitan police. i know that they're there. you've got fbi responded as well. so right now they are coordinating their efforts in terms of who is doing what. they're also trying to find out more information about the driver. since this happened, i've been trying to get a glimpse of the license tag on that car. but with the trunk up i can't see it. >> hard to tell. >> as you know, it's not unusual for, you know, foreign tags for people from all over the country to be in washington, d.c. so there is no telling. but right now they are trying to find out who is that person? what's their background? they've searched the vehicle. don't know if they got any weapons owner. remember, a couple weeks ago they found a guy outside the vice-president's residence with firearms and so forth. you know, the threat level in washington since january 6th is pretty high right now. >> we know that the suspect is in custody. what -- what are they asking him or he

wasn't on metropolitan police's radar. but does this person have any sort of contact with law enforcement previously? if so, there might be information in the fbi's cgis system or fingerprint information that could help them with certainty determine who was responsible for this today. as far as this person not have a nexus to the capitol police's system or their records or databases or any contacts with them in the past, that is important because that means there hasn't been a threat to a member of congress previously. if this person had threatened say a speaker or majority leader or minority leader, that person would likely have triggered a record in the capitol police's database and so they might have a better sense of who they are or who this threat might have been directed towards. as you pointed out, congress is not in session. there were not believed to be any members of congress on the hill today so that further complicates a potential motive as far as who's behind this attack. that's what's going on in law enforcem

capitol police and the metropolitan district police. host: we did hear that it is unlikely, has not been confirmed, but it does not appear to be a terrorist incident. we have come to learn this term lone wolf. is somebody like this more dangerous, because there is no chatter? there is nothing to be monitored. david: in some ways because there can be little to no warning, but less dangerous because it is one individual. on january 6, it was a large mob of people, which is much more dangerous, obviously, than one individual with a knife. but again, a lone wolf is harder to detect than a large threat. and the idea again of whether there is a nexus to terrorism will get to what this individual is and what his motivation was. it could be an extremist to someone who is just disgruntled. ey will look at a wide range of possibilities and try to determine, was he acting alone, did he have assistance, what was the cause of him taking this action? host: you were a former department of homeland security official and also a department of defense off

capitol police or metropolitan police. so they're not clear on motivation. they're going to have to, obviously, try to work and figure that out. they're not sure if anybody was being specifically targeted and no answers yet whether drugs and alcohol were involved in this. and, of course, since you and i were talking just moments ago, we did learn that the u.s. capitol police officers, one of them has died. and e thought the acting police chief pittman, it's just -- what she said about keeping the capitol hill police in our thoughts and prayers is so appropriate. it's just been a horrific year of stress and strain on all of them. so we've got more information. you've been involved in these things from the very beginning. you seen how they played out. give us your new assessment from what you know now in. >> well, it appears to me now that this could are possibly been or at least leaning towards a lone actor, possibly a person with a mental illness. obviously, we're at a point where they have ruled out terrorism, they've probably ruled out any organized people

within weeks of doing it, he was applying to join london's metropolitan police. the propaganda video from the trip was posted on the internetjust days before he put in his application. this was police raiding his home to seize phones and computers. it had taken two years to realise they had a nazi in the ranks. i've got... just point them out, don't touch them if you can try and avoid it. yeah, yeah. no, it's fine. that phone, this apple watch... they only found him because the membership of a nazi internet forum had been leaked. on his bedroom wall, he still had pictures of german soldiers from world war ii. police also found an indecent image of a child. this is a unique case, and never before has a serving police officer been prosecuted for being the member of a terrorist group. when we identified the person we were looking at was a police officer, it was of course a shock, but we then moved very quickly to arrest ben hannam. in a diary, pc hannam noted that hejoined national action — or na — in 2015, left in 2017 and joined the metropolitan police service

within weeks of doing it, he was applying to join london's metropolitan police. the propaganda video from the trip was posted on the internet just days before he put in his application. this was the police raiding his home to seize phones and computers. it had taken two years to realise they had a nazi in the ranks. i've got... just point them out, don't touch them, if you can try and avoid it. yeah, yeah. no, it's fine. that phone, this apple watch... they only found him because the membership list of a neo—nazi internet forum had been leaked. on his bedroom wall, he still had pictures of german soldiers from world war ii. police also found indecent images of children. this is a unique case, and never before has a serving police officer been prosecuted for being the member of a terrorist group. when we identified the person we were looking at was a police officer, it was of course a shock, but we then moved very quickly to arrest ben hannam. in a diary, pc hannam noted that hejoined national action — or na — in 2015, left in 2017, and joined the metropolit

police chief mr robert conti for the metropolitan police department's portion of this investigation thank you. you have known a robber conti acting chief of the metropolitan police department. members responded to the u.s. capitol today just after 1 o'clock pm. to investigate an officer involved shooting at this time of the metropolitan police department's homicide division as well as our internal affairs of vision will now and take all of the investigation respect to the shooting death that occurred as well as the officers death there's not a lot of information that we can release to the public at this time but we certainly will be working very closely with our partners at the park police at the u.s. capitol police at this time i just want to extend my deepest condolences on behalf of the entire metropolitan police department to all of the officers at the united states capitol police for their service and fortunately for the of the loss of life that has of courage that have occurred here today at the united states capitol police. i'll have that with her as well as that work in that

within weeks of doing it, he was applying to join london's metropolitan police. the propaganda video from the trip was posted on the internetjust days before he put in his application. this was the police raiding his home to seize phones and computers. it had taken two years to realise they had a nazi in the ranks. i've got... just point them out, don't touch them, if you can try and avoid it. yeah, yeah. no, it's fine. that phone, this apple watch... they only found him because the membership list of a neo—nazi internet forum had been leaked. on his bedroom wall, he still had pictures of german soldiers from world war ii. police also found indecent images of children. this is a unique case, and never before has a serving police officer been prosecuted for being the member of a terrorist group. when we identified the person we were looking at was a police officer, it was of course a shock, but we then moved very quickly to arrest ben hannam. in a diary, pc hannam noted that hejoined national action — or na — in 2015, left in 2017, and joined the metropolita

so it is a very difficult day for the metropolitan police. ben hannam has not yet been sentenced and has been set free on bail. instead of coming out of the door there behind me where most people come in and out of court every day, he was allowed out of a side door. we did manage to catch a shot of him as he sneaked out and tried to ask him some questions. sirens. why did you join a terrorist organisation and then join the police? ben, why. the force had been keen to point out that they regard this as a very unique case. they don't think this is a sign of widespread membership of nazi organisations within the force, not that i think anyone would seriously make that suggestion. they say the overall vetting and application form procedure nationally is being looked at, not necessarily in light of this case but they are hoping that some modernisation of that system will come out of that. in the end, how do you vet every single member of any police force at the moment theyjoin? if you want to seriously pick up cases like this that would need a mas

a serving metropolitan police officer has been convicted of membership of a banned neo—nazi terrorist organisation. the metropolitan police is investigating allegations that a serving officer raped two female colleagues. the prime minister's senior adviser on ethnic minorities, samuel kasumu, is to leave the role. the number of coronavirus deaths in brazil has hit a new monthly high, with over 60,000 people dying from the disease in march. the surge has pushed the country's health service to the point of collapse and seen support for presidentjair bolsonaro plummet. mark lobel reports. coronavirus claims another life in brazil. one of thousands a day, during this worsening crisis. so why is this happening? in addition of suboptimal implementation of these public health measures, the separation of the p1 variant of concern, countrywide in brazil, is clearly contributing to the increase of cases. yet president bolsonaro doesn't think staying at home is the answer. his attempts to curtail local lockdowns through the courts angered the military, leading to a dramatic changing of the guard

., , metropolitan police? yes, and they don't really — metropolitan police? yes, and they don't really have _ metropolitan police? yes, and they don't really have answers _ metropolitan police? yes, and they don't really have answers at - metropolitan police? yes, and they don't really have answers at this i don't really have answers at this point. how was it that a man who had been involved in a neo—nazi terrorist organisation just weeks before he applied to join the metropolitan police wasn't on earth? how is their vetting process is such that you just tick a box and you have never been part of the bnp or a similar organisation. how did they have pictures of ben hannam for years before he joined have pictures of ben hannam for years before hejoined the police but had managed to identify him from those videos or his name and could have then spotted him when he joined the police. so it is a very difficult day for the metropolitan police. ben hannam has not yet been sentenced and has been set free on bail. instead of coming out of the door there behind me wh

police _ explanation from the metropolitan police. the archbishop has paid a visit to— police. the archbishop has paid a visit to the — police. the archbishop has paid a visit to the parish. they don't criticise — visit to the parish. they don't criticise the police in their statement. they say that the archbishop has visited the parish and that— archbishop has visited the parish and that the easter celebrations will he — and that the easter celebrations will be going ahead. today being holy saturday, tomorrow easter sunday — holy saturday, tomorrow easter sunday. they say the services will io sunday. they say the services will go ahead — sunday. they say the services will go ahead. they make the point that communai— go ahead. they make the point that communal services are allowed under the coronavirus regulations and reiterates— the coronavirus regulations and reiterates the fact that the church has made — reiterates the fact that the church has made a complaint to the police. epilepsy affects around 500,000 peopl

in response to these allegations the metropolitan police | allegations the metropolitan police say they have worked tirelessly on richard it was my case, using the full range of their resources, including work behind the scenes. our top story this evening... police say last night's clashes between northern ireland's catholic and protestant communities in belfast was the worst they've seen in years. and still to come... it's what we've all been waiting for but wait a minute, are we really ready for an end to lockdown uk? coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel... three winners for part—owner sir alex ferguson at the aintree grand national festival, including clan des obeaux, coming home 26 lengths clear at the betway bowl chase. as the world begins to move away from petrol and diesel—powered cars, there are questions over how the metals needed for batteries in electrical vehicles will be sourced. one possibility is to mine the deep ocean floor. a number of companies are lining up to exploit the minerals found there, but campaigners warn it could have a disastrous impact on the

in a statement, the police said--- — holly is still proud to be a metropolitan police officer but she says things have to change. i don't want anyone _ says things have to change. i don't want anyone else _ says things have to change. i don't want anyone else to _ says things have to change. i don't want anyone else to go _ says things have to change. i don't want anyone else to go through i says things have to change. i don't i want anyone else to go through what i've been through. it's horrendous. he had his freedoms. he was looked after where as we were cast aside and not cared for.— after where as we were cast aside and not cared for. anna adams, bbc news. a court in hong kong has found seven prominent pro—democracy campaigners guilty of unauthorised assembly. it's the latest blow to the city's democracy movement. the seven were accused of taking part in the unauthorised assembly in august 2019, when the city was engulfed by anti—government protests. they had pleaded not guilty to the charge. among those on trial, barrister and democratic party founder martin lee, who's 82,

police car after police car, police on motorcycles, secret service, capitol police, metropolitan washington police, all a part of that procession as it left here. a really sad moment. almost not a dry eye here. there were hospital employees lined up on the paddock here just outside of the emergency room, and it did appear that this spot also maybe became a bit of this part of crime investigation. there was a capitol police car in the front bay here in front of the emergency room where mpd detectives were taking photos. they were inspecting it. they were trying to make sure there was something clearly going on there. we're not able to say for certain exactly what just yet, but there was a procession here not all that long ago, and we are told that that slain officer was brought to george washington university hospital where i am right now. >> really, really tough time for the metropolitan and capital police departments. thanks so much. cnn's evan perez has been talking to his sources. evan, what are you learning? obviously the investigation is just in the preliminary phase as of right now. >

at this time i'm turning it over to the metropolitan police chief robert contee for the metropolitan police department portion of the investigation. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm robert contee, acting chief of the metropolitan police department. our members responded to the capitol today after 1:00 p.m. to investigate an officer-involved shooting. at this time, the melt police department homicide division as well as our internal affairs division will take over the investigation with respect to the shooting death that occurred and the officer's death. there is not a lot of information that we can release to public at this time. but we will work closely with the partners at the u.s. capitol police. i want to extend my deepest condolences on behalf of the metropolitan police department, to all of the officers at the united states capitol police for their service. and the loss of life that occurred here today at the united states capitol police. >> is there an ongoing threat? residents that live here and the folks that work in the area? >> at this time it does not appear to be an ong

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the convention of a former metropolitan police officer who has been jailed a former metropolitan police officer who has beenjailed for a former metropolitan police officer who has been jailed for belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group is jailed forfour a neo—nazi terrorist group is jailed for four years and four months. daniel sandford has been following the case. he was convicted on the 4th of april for lying about. he was at the time released on bail, but today, he came back to some court for sentencing and hisjudge for sentencing and his judge sentenced for sentencing and hisjudge sentenced him to four years and four months in prison, a total of three months in prison, a total of three months for being a member of a band a terrorist organisation and also sentences for possessing of documents that might be useful for a terrorist. a consecutive sentence —— a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud. that is essentially lying on his police application form or he was asked to take a box that he was not a member of the v and p or similar organisations, and he picked a simila

secret service, the metropolitan police department was here. it was hard to spot somebody who did not have a dry eye. out only did the hospital staff come out on the street from inside the hospital to pay their respects to officer evans, but also i saw one lone u.s. capitol police officer standing in a solemn salute at the top of 23rd street as the procession left. i also saw the head of the metropolitan washington police department hugging other police officers here. and after the procession left, we were able to get a glimpse into the fact that this was also a bit of a crime scene. there was crime scene tape blocking the front of the ambulance bay in front of the emergency department. beyond that a u.s. capitol police cruiser being inspected from the d.c. police department. they were going over that with latex gloves and photographing that cruiser. still not clear how that will play into this investigation here. what is clear here, yet another line of duty death for the u.s. capitol police department and only a few short months of 2021. >> do

police searching a lake in epping forest said a body had been found and today the metropolitan police concerned the metropolitan police concerned the body was that of richard 0korogheye. they said the death was treated as unexplained but at this stage they do not believe there is any third party involvement. they say a postmortem examination has taken place, there is no sign of physical trauma or assault, a verdict on the debt is pending while other investigations are carried out and sympathies go to richard's family at this time. his mother said he struggled during logjam, he had sickle—cell disease, he had left without his medication and home secretary priti patel said thoughts are with the family in mourning, mourning possibly they described as a gentle giant who was there for everyone. —— mourning somebody they described. studio: thank you. the prime minister said this evening he was deeply concerned by further scenes of violence in northern ireland. crowds in a unionist area of belfast set a hijacked bus on fire and attacked police with stones. the stormont assembly is set

local police are left trying to explain how this could happen again. >> minneapolis metropolitan police department the responded, they came in, they went in and they did their job and a lot of them are trying to face this because this is a sight that no one should ever have to see but we as indianapolis members need to come together. we need to support each other and understand that there are going to be people out there that are going to be emotionally upset and we need to support them regardless of any circumstance. this is a tragedy, but yet through it all we will come through it. >> jason carroll joins us by phone from indianapolis, he is on his way there to that fedex facility. jason, what do we know. >> reporter: as you know, a lot of folks waking up with this tragic news. we can tell you that a number of fedex employees at this point, still, christine, trying to be reunited with their family members. just to recap what happened here, the initial calls came in just about 11:00 last night, indiana metro police quickly, you know, arrived at the fedex facility where they said it was

more than two years before the metropolitan police realised it had a nazi in its ranks. —— in the fourth for more than two years. it's emerged that boris johnson's personal mobile phone number has been available online for the past 15 years. it appears on a press release from 2006, when the prime minister was a junior member of the shadow cabinet. the labour leader keir starmer says the pm's number being in the public domain "carries a security risk." the chancellor rishi sunak says part of the prime minister's appeal is that he is "incredibly approachable." the revelation comes amid heightened scrutiny of access to politicians in power. our political correspondent iain watson reports. they say it is good to talk. just how many people have access to prime minister's personal phone? it has emerged he has not changed his numberfor 15 years and emerged he has not changed his number for 15 years and it was possible until recently to find that number on a website. that is politically embarrassing that any more serious than that? a former national security adviser seems to think so. if nationa

of columbia, including mayor bowser and the metropolitan police departments, and we thank you for your service. members of the administration, the attorney general, the chairman of the joint chiefs, and the president of the united states. we all acknowledge officer evans' capitol police family and thank them every chance we get. and we include in that recognition officer kenneth shaver, american hero. we thank officer craig atkinson for his heroism here with his wife. that the officers with whom billy served were sitting among his family today is a testament to the special bond billy had with that force.

now again the metropolitan police play a supporting role. whether or not they are using their personnel, i can't tell, i don't know. but they have good security -- you see the bolrd that pops up. those are in the different areas around the capitol. anyone trying to drive on the grounds they're going to be stopped, searched. you can't get on the grounds with a vehicle. if -- through any of the entrances. >> and, again, as you point out we don't know exactly how many officers are on scene, who is there. but you were saying, you said you were texting with the current chief of metropolitan who said they were on their way there. as we look in on josh campbell based on your experience, time in the fbi, let's talk about that coordination. and what role they can be playing even at this moment. >> yeah, you know, i just got a statement from the fbi saying they are responding to the incident at the u.s. capitol to provide support to the u.s. capitol police. a very brief statement. but yet another federal resource that they are bringing to bear here to

what we did hear from the metropolitan police chief there is clarity this was not terrorism related and not an ongoing threat. this was one man and his vehicle. host: we would like to thank katherine tully-mcmanus, a rollcall writer for being with us if walking us through the incident at the capital on friday. th >> c-span's "washington journal." every day, we are taking calls on policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, we look at job losses with the american communities project director. plus, a look at the future of the republican party with the washington examiner politics editor. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. and be sure to join the discussion. >> next, microsoft president and chief legal officer brad smith talks about leadership during an event hosted by the brookings institution, and george washington's mount vernon. this runs 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us. joining us for this segment, of a more perfect union, the conference on american leadership in the 21st century sponsored by the brookings institu

carrying an axe, that's according to the metropolitan police. the statement goes on, armed officers were on duty nearby they attended a scene where a male believed to be his a0s was detained and arrested on suspicion of carrying an offensive weapon and any more on that we bring to you. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. we've seen some showers pop up during today in places but for many spots, it remains dry and a lot of dry weather in the outlook for the next few days. but rather cool at times, and by night there is the continued risk of frost and fog. not quite as close last night. louis values across northeast scotland, —6 looks quite likely. and into tomorrow a similar sort of day and we will see one or two showers developing, some areas of patchy cloud but the majority will stay dry with some long spells of sunshine. light winds from both but for the brisk wind for easter areas and commit officially northeast for eastern coastal parts and particularly chile, temperatures generally lifting towards the end of the w

metropolitan police officer michael fanone. he's one of the heroes who was brutally assaulted protecting our capitol on january 6th. mike, again, thank you for doing this. i know people -- you're probably not used to sharing your feelings like this in general. but especially not with the world. and it's got to be tough for you right now. what do you want to say? >> i mean, yeah, it was tough. it's a difficult experience. and i'm out here speaking, you know, obviously on my own behalf but i understand like who the audience is. i know there's law enforcement professionals that are out there watching this. and i know that there are people, you know, people out in the community that are watching this. and it's not often that we get a perspective of, you know, just a rank-and-file police officer. and that's me, man. i am literally the lowest guy on the totem pole in my department. i want people to understand the significance of january 6th. i want people to understand that, you know, thousands of rioters came to the capitol hellbent

it does not appear that he is known to the capitol police or the metropolitan police department at this time. crosstalk. sir? is this a terrorism—related incident? _ it does not appear to be terrorism—related, but obviously, we'll continue to investigate to see if there's some type of nexus along those lines. it was only a few days ago that some of the intense security around the capitol, following january's shocking assault, was eased. just a week ago, the driver wouldn't have been able to get as close to the building as he did. what's happened today may be totally unrelated to the events of january 6, but there's a terrible sense of deja vu, a further heightening of the feeling of vulnerability. and once again, above america's august and imposing capitol building, flags have been ordered to fly at half—staff. barbara plett usher, our us state department correspondent is outside the us capitol. over the past weeks, i think the city had begun to relax a bit more because since january 6, there'd been a massive security increase around the capitol building, as you know. there had be

and they have asked the metropolitan police for an explanation for interrupting the good friday service. the archbishop of southwark has paid a visit to the parish. they don't criticise the police in their statement. the easter celebrations will go ahead, so today being holy saturday in the christian calendar, tomorrow easter sunday. they say that the services will go ahead. they do make the point that communal services are allowed under the coronavirus regulations and reiterate the fact that the church has made a complaint to the police. in france, a third national lockdown has begun this evening after the number of covid cases has risen dramatically over the past two months. non—essential shops will close and schools will be shut for three or four weeks over the easter break and anyone travelling will need to justify a journey that takes them more than six miles from home. round three of the great national lockdown. and the same measures which have applied here in paris and other covid hotspots for the last two weeks will be extended across the country. now, we're on paris, we're on

so the metropolitan police just bringing and since the 22nd of march. so the metropolitan policejust bringing us up metropolitan policejust bringing us up to date with this developing story that they have been informed by their colleagues from essex police that the body of a man which had been found in a lake in epping forest is indeed after formal identification that of 19—year—old richard 0korogheye. he went missing from lead brooke grove back on the 22nd of march. we are expecting police to give us a statement, this is the life seen from new scotland yard where the metropolitan police, we are waiting for them to just bring us up—to—date. the next of kin have been informed, they are being supported by specialist officers but of course very sad news that the body that had been found in the wake in epping forest is indeed 19—year—old richard 0korogheye. his death is being treated as unexplained and police do not believe at this stage that there was any third party involvement following a postmortem forensic which took place on the 7th of apr

the metropolitan police is investigating allegations that a serving officer raped two of his female colleagues. the officer was not charged and has not been suspended. the owner of liberty steel says he has no plans to close any of his uk plants — as he races to refinance his business, after the collapse of his main financial backer. i believe in the future of my steel business. it's still a tough journey ahead, the uk has many disadvantages. the uk steel industry has been decimated for the last few decades. we still have a lot of work to do. i'm not going to give up on the uk. as long as i'm in charge, my plants will stay open. another lockdown in france as a third wave threatens — non—essential shops and schools will shut this weekend for four weeks. good morning — some breaking news this morning. the prime minister's senior adviser on ethnic minorities, samuel kasumu, is leaving downing street. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in westminster — what do we know about why he's leaving? what do we know about why he's leavin: ? ,,. what do we know about why he's leavin ? ,

the metropolitan police say richard's death currently remains unexplained and that his body shows no signs of injury. his mother says that concerned about his vulnerability, including his need for regular blood transfusions were dismissed by the police. the way they treat me was disgusting. that's a very strong thing to say, why do you say that? everything i do was dismissed. it meant nothing. i was told by one of the officers i called, "if richard is in pain, as you say, he will find his way to the hospital." i said, "hold on a minute, if richard is in pain, he can't move." richard's mother claims that his race was the reason for the alleged slow response by the police. because if that was somebody else, i feel that they would have acted... ..quicker, or quickly. when you say that, what do you mean, if he was someone else? if richard was a different colour, if he wasn't black, i know it's hard to say that, but the discrimination was quite obvious. responding to the allegations, the metropolitan police say they have worked tirelessly on richard's case, using the full range of their r

metropolitan police chief. all that is a different atmosphere post-january 6th. >> andrea mitchell, thank you so much. yamiche, thank you to you, as well. just to wrap up police identified the 25-year-old who was killed by capitol police trying to breach the barrier going to the capitol. the suspect 25-year-old noah green perhaps with ties to virginia. a follower of the nation of islam. expressed in some way feeling despondent, lost his job and looking for spiritual guidance. the los of life includes one capitol police officer and another according to union seriously injured. we'll follow this story throughout the day here on msnbc. that wraps up this hour. "deadline white house" with niccole wallace picks up our breaking coverage. >>> hi, everyone. it is 4:00 in the new york. we begin with that breaking news. one capitol police officer is dead and another is injured after a man struck both officers with his vehicle at a security barrier on the north side of the u.s. capitol. noah green jumped out of the car wi