Prosecutors said his parents’ deaths had fomented “anger and hatred” against the West, which came to fruition in the country that offered him sanctuary. Asked whether the Prime Minister is concerned about staff shortages, the official said: “We recognise the need for more staff and that’s why we’ve increased the workforce by 4,000 since 2017. In a statement issued after the verdict, Sir Mark said: “If an officer makes honest mistakes under the most immense pressure while rushing to a live terrorist incident, it cannot be right this is dealt with by a criminal trial nearly four years later. That’s why the treatment of this brave officer by the systems of accountability is appalling. A single mother who pleaded with Benjamin Netanyahu to “free all of us” in a Hamas hostage video was among those released by the terror group on Friday.

A huge manhunt was continuing on Thursday night with the fallout surrounding his prison break-out ongoing. No trace of escapee He said he was “very grateful the Home Office and Attorney General are conducting a thorough review to find a more appropriate balance for accountability. We will continue to support their officials in any way possible through this process”.Gail Walker, principal of Brooklands College in Weybridge, said staff had noticed a “change in his behaviour” and reported it to Prevent. A social worker liaised with child and adolescent mental health services as part of their assessment. They confirmed that Charlie had previously been medicated for anxiety, but he did not attend the service any more. The family had a negative relationship with services due to past experiences. During the meeting, the parents produced a Nazi armband. They said Charlie had bought it when he met with National Front members who were allegedly recruiting people into their organisation. Charlie had gone there knowingly, after communicating online. Charlie told the Channel coordinator that he was a member of the Army cadets and that he played in a band. Support offered Nine hours after guns fell silent for the first time in seven weeks, the International Red Cross said it had begun an operation to facilitate the transfer of hostages in Gaza to Israel in return for Palestinians held in Israeli jails. It later said 24 hostages had been freed in Gaza.

Alice was in year 11 at an independent secondary school. She had written a piece of English coursework in which she expressed extreme right wing views and glorified the Columbine shooters.His report follows controversy over the Met Police’s decision not to take action after a man talked about Palestine at one of the rallies in London, and suggested the solution was “jihad”. Mr Sunak told broadcasters: “We’ve consistently pushed for sustained humanitarian pauses so that we could get more aid into Gaza and get hostages out, so this is a very welcome development. During the video, for which she was likely being instructed on what to say, she said: “Let their citizens go, let their prisoners go. Free us. Free all of us. Let us return to our families now.” Speaking to Times Radio, Mr Gillan said “brutal” cuts to the prison service had a role to play in Daniel Abed Khalife’s escape as “shortcuts” are being taken by the “seriously stretched” prison staff. The school did not make a Prevent referral because there were no other contextual or vulnerability factors. Josef also had a positive relationship with his parents and they were able to talk to him about his behaviour.

HM inspectorate of prisons and local watchdogs have consistently warned over the past two years that Wandsworth prison’s performance was “of serious concern” with staff absences of more than 30 per cent and most officers having less than two years’ experience, leaving them desperately short of “prison craft”. All the partners involved are committed to working through and implementing any necessary recommendations.” Downing Street has rejected blame for the prison escape being apportioned to cuts to the prison service, but admitted there is a need for more staff. Mr Hall said the current legislation was adequate to deal with encouraging terrorism and did not need to be amended to cover “glorification” of acts of terrorism without any prospect that members of the public should seek to emulate it.Clearly there were opportunities missed, from what we’ve heard, and that is very worrying,” said Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner David Munro. It is possible to formulate hypothetical situations where certain words used might, arguably, fall outside terrorism legislation. However, to legislate for hypotheticals would be bad practice: the success of UK terrorism legislation is that it adapts in response to real terrorist harm.” ‘Unintended consequences’

That can’t be right. We now ask that Pc Paul Fisher is allowed to carry on his career and do the job the public expect of him.” Alex felt much more settled at the specialist provider and was not scared of what might happen there.A report by Wandsworth prison watchdogs last September found “significant staffing problems are adversely affecting the delivery of a consistent regime.” The Channel panel agreed upon an intervention provider to support Abdu. The intervention provider held monthly sessions with Abdu and was able to build a good relationship with him.