joseph mccann went on a two week drug fuelled rampage, picking victims at random. the youngest was an 11—year—old boy. jason mccann is a horrendously dangerous individual, who has shown complete contempt for his victims. he is clearly one of the most dangerous sex offenders we have ever seen in this country. the head of the probation service has apologised "unreservedly" for mccann‘s mistaken release. also on the programme tonight. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn prepare for their last head to head debate, before the election next week. the teenager who threw a six—year—old boy from the viewing platform at the tate modern pleads guilty to attempted murder — it was a pre—planned attack. a miraculous survival — a woman whose heart stopped for six hours after she collapsed in a snowstorm in spain describes how doctors managed to revive her. and britain's anthonyjoshua squares up for one of the biggest fights of his career in saudi arabia. coming up on bbc news. chelsea manager frank lampard will be able to buy players injanuary, after their transfer ba

joseph mccann is found guilty of kidnapping and multiple rapes. he'd been released from prison, by mistake. joseph mccann it is hey horrendously dangerous individual who has showed co nte m pt dangerous individual who has showed contempt for his victims and he is one of the most dangerous sex offenders we have ever seen in this country. the teenager who threw a 6—year—old boy from the viewing platform at the tate modern gallery pleads guilty to attempted murder. it was a pre—planned attack. the remarkable recovery of the british woman, whose heart stopped for six hours after collapsing in a snowstorm, in the spanish pyrenees. and, dust up in the desert — britain's anthonyjoshua, looks to regain his boxing world heavy weight title, against andy ruiz, in saudi arabia. and at 11:30 we'll be taking another look at the papers with our reviewers, political commentator, jo—anne nadler, and the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface. borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn have gone head to head in a live bbc tv debate, with just under a week to go befor

most were grabbed off the street by mccann. cctv captured him in his car as he spotted and targeted a 25—year—old. her identity is protected. mccann subjected her to what was described as 14 hours of the property. ——as 14 hours of depravity she finally managed to free herself and another young woman after mccann went into this hotel in watford, leaving them both in the car. when he returned, she hit him over the head with a vodka bottle. today, her victim personal statement was read to the court by the prosecutor. she said, "my life as a young woman in her 20s looks very different to how it did." "i spend more time at home managing my trauma." she also disclosed that, since her ordeal at the hands of mccann, she had faced a wait of up to year for therapy and ended up paying for it herself. once again, joseph mccann exercised his legal right not to attend court. today's excuse was that he had a bad back. the judge described mccann as someone entirely obsessed with himself, who had never expressed a word of regret or conc

thejudge described mccann as someone back. thejudge described mccann as someone entirely obsessed with himself, who never expressed a word of regret or concern for his victims. they were failed by the state. joseph mccann's mistaken release from prison gave a violent offender the opportunity to rape women and children. today the judge, mrjustice edith, feared some lives could be ruined by what mccann did. and the failings in this case should be made public. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. one of the last surviving raf pilots who fought in the battle of britain during the second world war has died at the age 101. maurice mounsdon was one of only four remaining members of what churchill called ‘the few‘, the 3,000 airmen who defended the skies above southern england from the nazi luftwaffe in 1940. our correspondent robert hall looks back at his life. their story has gripped us for over 75 years — the young men who defended their skies against waves of german bombers in 1940. hurricanes and spitfires roar into act

mccann kidnaps this first victim after she leaves this nightclub in watford. her ordeal lasts five hours. a few days later, in walthamstow, east london, a 25—year—old is walking home from this tube station. mccann spots the woman, her identity is disguised, then stops and seizes her, subjecting her to 1a hours of depravity and violence in his car. still holding this woman, he moves to edgware in north london and kidnaps a 21—year—old off the street. he drives to a pub car park in hertfordshire and, now with two prisoners, he stops and rapes the 21—year—old. he then heads to watford and this hotel. hello! hello? keeping watch on his captives, mccann, wearing rosary beads around his neck, tries to book a room so he can continue his abuse. but, when he returns to the car, one of the women smashes a vodka bottle over his head, and both finally manage to break free. with a manhunt under way, mccann evades capture and travels to the north—west. in lancashire, he rapes a girl of 17 and her 11—year—old brother after taking them and their mother priso

with a manhunt under way, mccann evades ca ptu re manhunt under way, mccann evades capture and travels to the north—west. in lancashire, he rapes a girl of 17 and her 11—year—old brother after taking them and their mother prisoner. within hours in greater manchester, he abducts and rapes a woman of 71. then kidnaps and sexually assaults a 13—year—old girl. he crosses into cheshire. in congleton he grabs two 14—year—old girls off the street. 8-6, urgent. police spot and then trace his stolen fiat. he hits this mercedes. they lose him and he abandons his car with the girls in it. where has he gone? ! having shaken off the police, he turns up at a pub. he just come in for a drink a malibu and lemonade. i knew he was a dodgy character when he walked into the pub, he had quite a sway on him and asked to use the phone. it was really bizarre, he was writing down lots of things like postcodes and some phone numbers. he is eventually found by police who corner him hiding upa found by police who corner him hiding up a tree. four hours, there isa hiding up a tree. four hours, there

joseph mccann refused to leave prison to attend his trial. a controlling individual, but at heart, a coward. he didn't have to hear the testimony and tears of those he abused and face up to the enduring damage he has done to them. tonight, the probation service has apologised for its failings in a statement they said, "we have taken strong and immediate action against those in the management of mccann because my case and taking significant steps to improve intelligence sharing between i. these failures, these errors, they have had eight devastating effect on his 11 victims and mccann will be sentenced here at the old bailey on monday. the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major is urging voters to support rebel independent candidates who are standing against tory candidates in next week's election. sirjohn says voters should back three former ministers, who all lost the conservative whip earlier this year; boris johnson described the intervention as sad and wrong. it comes as the prime minister and jeremy corbyn prepare to go head to

most were grabbed off the street by mccann. cctv captured him in his car as he spotted and targeted a 25—year—old. her identity is protected. mccann subjected her to what was described as 14 hours of depravity. she finally managed to free herself and another young woman after mccann went into this hotel in watford, leaving them both in the car. when he returned, she hit him over the head with a vodka bottle. today, her victim personal statement was read to the court by the prosecutor. she said, "my life as a young woman in her 20s looks very different to how it did. i spend more time at home managing my trauma." she also disclosed that since her ordeal at the hands of mccann, she had faced a wait of up to a year for therapy and ended up paying for it herself. once again, joseph mccann exercised his legal right not to attend court. today's excuse was that he had a bad back. the judge described mccann as someone entirely obsessed with himself, who had never expressed a word of regret or concern for his victims. they were fail

most were grabbed off the street by mccann. cctv captured him in his car as he spotted and targeted a 25—year—old. her identity is protected. mccann subjected her to what was described as ia hours of depravity. she finally managed to free herself and another young woman after mccann went into this hotel in watford, leaving them both in the car. when he returned, she hit him over the head with a vodka bottle. today, her victim personal statement was read to the court by the prosecutor. she said, "my life as a young woman in her 20s looks very different to how it did." "i spend more time at home managing my trauma." she also disclosed that, since her ordeal at the hands of mccann, she had faced a wait of up to year for therapy and ended up paying for it herself. once again, joseph mccann exercised his legal right not to attend court. today's excuse was that he had a bad back. the judge described mccann as someone entirely obsessed with himself, who had never expressed a word of regret or concern for his victims. they were fai

mccann kidnaps this first victim after she leaves this nightclub in watford. her ordeal lasts five hours. a few days later, in walthamstow, east london, a 25—year—old is walking home from this tube station. mccann spots the woman, her identity is disguised, then stops and seizes her, subjecting her to 14 hours of depravity and violence in his car. still holding this woman, he moves to edgware in north london and kidnaps a 21—year—old off the street. he drives to a pub car park in hertfordshire and, now with two prisoners, he stops and rapes the 21—year—old. he then heads to watford and this hotel. hello! hello? keeping watch on his captives, mccann, wearing rosary beads around his neck, tries to book a room so he can continue his abuse. but, when he returns to the car, one of the women smashes a vodka bottle over his head, and both finally manage to break free. with a manhunt under way, mccann evades capture and travels to the north—west. in lancashire, he rapes a girl of 17 and her 11—year—old brother after taking them and their mother priso

joseph mccann's victims were aged between 11 and 71. our home affairs correspondent sarah corker is at the old bailey. yes, joseph mccann was described today as a brutal and dangerous man who showed no remorse for his dangerous crimes. for two weeks you roa m dangerous crimes. for two weeks you roam the country kidnapping and raping women and children. his attack started in watford, continued in london, lancashire and greater manchester. he was finally arrested in cheshire. there was a police chase, he was in a stolen car and was eventually found hiding up a tree by the police helicopter. mccann refused to come to the old bailey for his four week trial and again today he refused to come to court for his sentencing. he said he had a bad back. thejudge in court described him as a coward, a violent bully and a paedophile. a coward because you been unable to fissure accusers and have chosen instead to hide on your cell. he went on to say, you are a classic psychopath, i do not think you will ever cease to be dangerous until old age deprives

kate mccann, sky news. prime minister, you are here in the north—east, it isa labour you are here in the north—east, it is a labour stronghold. to win this election, you need to turn red seats like this blue. but for many people here that means voting conservative for the first time, a big decision, do you think you personally have done enough to convince them to trust you? i'm doing my best. kate, this is about, i think, a fundamental choice for this country. and i really think that we are in danger on thursday of taking a disastrous step, and it is notjust because i think that mr corbyn and mr mcdonnell would be very bad for the uk economy, bad for our defences, i think they take the wrong approach to our national security, they spent a long time supporting various enemies of this country, whether it's the ira or hamas or hezbollah or whatever. it is not just hamas or hezbollah or whatever. it is notjust that, it's the political paralysis, and it's the failure to get on with the priorities of this cou

well firstly, mccann would have been ona well firstly, mccann would have been on a license, he would have been supervised and unless he broke those conditions of the licence, and there would have been no reason to recall him so clearly he must‘ve because he absconded from his home base to the north of the country and at that stage, as all the official state m e nts stage, as all the official statements have said, he should have been recalled and was not. i can only suggest that if the stakes had been found that that could well have been found that that could well have been bound to the kind of pressures that were prevalent in the office at the time and the supervising office andi the time and the supervising office and i think you have heard from the reports that these cases were taken out against staff and the amount of caseload that many people were carrying, staff shortages across the whole division are documented in independent hmi probation reports suggested a deep line issues within the criminal justice suggested a deep line issues within the criminaljustice system and i abso

the serial rapistjoseph mccann is given 33 life sentences. the judge described him as a classic psychopath who will never cease to be dangerous. the world anti—doping agency bans russia from all major sporting events for four years, including the next olympics and world cup. russia was afforded every opportunity to get its house in order and to rejoin the global anti—doping community, for the good of its athletes and for the integrity of sport, but chose instead a different route. it's the final countdown to the general election, with one last push from all the parties. and one of the last surviving pilots from the battle of britain has died at the age of 101. and coming up on bbc news, revenge over ruiz this weekend for anthonyjoshua, as the heavyweight champion opens up about the health issues which led to that shock defeat injune. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. at least five people are dead after a volcano that's popular with tourists erupted without warning in new zealand. it's feared the death toll will rise — d

joseph mccann captured on cctv in a petrol station. the assistant behind the counter has no idea that the customer opposite him is a sadistic criminal. outside in mccann‘s car, sits a woman too terrified to attempt to escape. he has already assaulted her after kidnapping her, after she left this club. a few days later, he abducts another woman near this tube station in london, then, not long after, a third woman. terrible in itself, but instead of being free to terrorise them, mccann should have been behind bars. in 2008, he was jailed for an aggravated burglary at the home of an 85—year—old man. in 2017, he was freed on licence. the same year, he was arrested for new offences and should have been recalled to prison, but was not. a year later, he was sentenced for his new crimes and should have gone before the parole board before he was considered safe to be freed. instead, at the start of this year, he was mistakenly let out and free to go on to attack 11 women and children. yesterday, he was convicted of 37 offences, including

joseph mccann went on a two week drug fuelled rampage, picking victims at random. the youngest was an 11—year—old boy. jason mccann is a horrendously dangerous individual, who has shown complete contempt for his victims. he is clearly one of the most dangerous sex offenders we have ever seen in this country. the head of the probation service has apologised "unreservedly" for mccann's mistaken release. also on the programme tonight. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn prepare for their last head to head debate, before the election next week. the teenager who threw a six—year—old boy from the viewing platform at the tate modern pleads guilty to attempted murder — it was a pre—planned attack.

, bridge attack and before the sentencing ofjoseph mccann, those two cases are certainly reminder of the need for a sense of sanity in sentencing, really. the fact that both of these perpetrators were released early, automatically, that will strike many people is a perversion ofjustice, particularly because many people are not aware that these sentences are being doled out when the conviction is given, it never occurs to them it would be any less than that. it's certainly feeding into the political environment and a genuine public desire for a bit more tough on law and order, basically. lance, why focus on crime rather than brexit? orare we to focus on crime rather than brexit? or are we to look at the photograph on the front page of the daily telegraph which is borisjohnson at the wheel of a jcb digger ploughing through a wall with the word "deadlock on it". it's a curious metaphorfor brexit, "deadlock on it". it's a curious metaphor for brexit, to "deadlock on it". it's a curious metaphorfor brexit, to build your own wall and knock it down and some would say that has been the probl

joseph mccann found guilty of 37 counts of attacking 11 people. his crimes under the age of his victims, it is just shocking. his crimes under the age of his victims, it isjust shocking. it is an absolutely horrific story, in every way. the crimes themselves, which i believe we are being spared the details of because they were, i believe, too horrific to report in detail. and the circumstances in which this person was able, was freed by accident, it would appear, by error, and was able to carry this out. so i think this is going to develop into something of a big political story in terms of accountability over the next few days, and i am quite surprised, in a way, but it didn't come up at the debate this evening. it really should have done. the ministry of justice, who would have been responsible for parole and probation and release and so on, as soon as the sky was arrested they would have started an internal enquiry to find out exactly what happened and what we nt out exactly what happened and what went wrong. they will be some findings and docu

mccann was eventually found in many hiding of a tree. he had got away from the police when he was in the north west, eventually, they used a helicopter with heat seeking kit and were able to locate him hiding up a tree. we arejust hearing, thejury are bringing in the verdicts in fairly swiftly. we will get the final verdict in the next few minutes. lots more on that coming up with ben in the one o'clock news. judging from whatjun was saved there. right now, let's catch a look at the weather. hello there. we have got some strong winds on the way this weekend but before we get there for many of us it is a cloudy day today with outbreaks of rain at times. the rain tends to ease two showers later on and we will start to get some cooler north—westerly winds blowing in. damp weather for many of us with the showers really packing into the north and western areas of the uk. some of those showers are likely to be quite heavy. and those north—westerly winds will drag in some cooler air. temperatures falling through the afternoon. highs of arou

joseph mccann was released earlier this year after an error by the probation service. he was convicted yesterday of attacking 11 people over a two—week period. firefighters in australia have warned that a huge fire about an hour's drive from sydney could take weeks to put out. the blaze stretches for 60 kilometres — larger than the city itself. it's one of almost 100 fires currently burning in new south wales. back to the election, and there are around a million people with learning disabilities eligible to vote, but around a quarter are not registered. campaigners say part of the problem is a system that's hard to access. the bbc‘s disability affairs correspondent, nikki fox, has more. good evening, are we all right, sheffield? all: yes! it's the highlight of the week. a chance to have a drink, a laugh, and put a cross in a box to maybe win some money. but when it comes to marking the ballot paper on polling day, what are the issues that matter for people with learning disabilities? bingo! toni has volunteered here for around four years. she's a winner tonight,

the serial rapistjoseph mccann is given 33 life sentences. thejudge described him as a classic psychopath who will never cease to be dangerous. many tourists are feared dead after the volcano they were visiting in new zealand erupted unexpectedly. the world anti—doping agency bans russia from all major sporting events for four years, including the next olympics and world cup. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman in rushden in northamptonshire. the 25—year—old woman was found with stab wounds near st george's way on saturday evening and died at the scene. police said the arrested man has serious injuries, and another 27—year—old man is also being questioned on suspicion of his attempted murder. our correspondentjo black has more from rushden. this is the scene for it happened at 8:30pm on saturday. a 25—year—old young lady sadly lost her life. we are told she was stabbed on saturday night. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. we are told he received injuries and is i

there are questions for the justice system, as it emerges mccann had been mistakenly released from prison three months before he began carrying out the attacks. the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major calls on voters in some areas not to back the tories. i think 30 is wrong and i think that he represents a view that is

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in paris which led to clashes with police who fired tear gas the strikers are angry about president mccann's plans to reform public sector pensions a nationwide walkout is now in its $24.00 stay train services have been crippled with the national rail operator losing more than $400000000.00 intake of breath and those at the top stories out jazeera world continues next that i'm going to be back with a news hour in just under 30 minutes i hope you'll join with them. that are an example. question on women's equality. in the lab. and in their. vision and now our national scene mean ocean out of the crust and next to actually handle the question of our own and because it's a bird you know it. has in my memory management news problems with mission of on. display just as you were additional for this because of the will of the doctor. with. the boy. what. are the small mom washing of and i'm gone let me water far flung back to the point i want to keep my stock. and computers broken and i'm an animal that's just. an. animal can see you. can have a community. and as you have not done as you have now i

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of the legs some families will go in their quest for the perfect christmas tree i'm on your trip as mccann and my colleague helen humphrey will be here with more news for you at the top of the hour thanks so much for watching. earth. or saving. those tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global oil gets beaten by a series of global 3000 on d.w. and online. christmas cards. for most germans christmas just wouldn't be christmas without a tree whether the. country's one ready concert is a must treat farmers are happy either way there's just one thing they construct to sell but artificial trees are disastrous for. $140.00 hectares of forest in the zala around $200.00 football fields full of christmas trees so finding just the right one is a big challenge for the sham family. but the song. the one that's about time we were back there i think you know there's no matter where there are tons of trees. cloudier and all of a sham are searching for a tree with her sons phil and tonics and let's work. o

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the guardian reports that serial rapistjoseph mccann had been released from prison as a result of an error. the i leads with tonight election debate saying that the gloves were off between the two main party leaders. the daily telegraph leads with the prime minister's warning to labour leader jeremy corbyn not to lecture him on ireland. the mirror reports or more trouble for prince andrew who they say is at the centre of new allegation related to thejeffrey epstein scandal. and the ft leads with the news that a new global football league has been described as insane we will come to that story and a moment but let us start off with the telegraph in the debate, what did you make of it? i was in the car listening to something else i thought it went marvellous, i enjoyed not having to watch it.” rather enjoyed it because i have been somewhat underwhelmed by the standard of debate throughout this somewhat, election. both men rose to the occasion this evening and i was most pleased that i felt boris johnson was the more successful of the two, but it was also is success for the bbc becaus

the serial rapistjoseph mccann is given 33 life sentences. the judge described him as a classic psychopath who will never

i don't understand what madeleine mccann want to do selenski and putin should sit down together drink some thought get together and put all this behind them. it's a bubble theory. that we need a united ukraine and we need an end to all this. so people don't have to suffer in these queues anymore at the doors which implore her. but if you cranes biggest cities it's less than half an hour's drive down the road behind me we can't go there the pro russian separatists in control of the city aware e of the foreign press presence alinsky was elected earlier this year on a promise to bring down your back to ukrainian government control that's what this meeting in paris is all about. back in the front line it's quiet at least during daylight hours silence allows time to think about the future. of the. movie i'm not interested in this normandy summit what will happen will happen. this war needs to and i've lost so many comrades already. but they're giving the other side making peace and that's going to be tough. repercussions of this war will be felt for years to come it's not just about the mi

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why not wait for the decision to allow don mccann, former white house counsel, to testify or not. when i wait for that to wind its way through the legal system. i think the next hearing is scheduled for january 3rd, it's a three panel judge hearing about relative to this day. bagel can i just say come at the kennedy and david's point, if you listen to nancy pelosi today she says this is been going on two and half years and when you poll people they say way, is this about the ukraine phone call or is does this go back to the election? does this go back to mueller and the russian collusion question mike democrats have to be very careful there. i've been saying a long time the need to focus narrowly on the phone call if that's what you are impeaching about. for her to come out and say this has been going on two and half years, says that this has much more to do with that. >> she clearly drew it back to russia, this is basically an ongoing conspiracy. >> chum for the liberal lemmin lemmings. to answer my question, why not wait for don mccann to testify quick like >> i if you honestly

joseph mccann, who carried out a series of sex attacks, is sentenced to 33 life sentences. the judge says he will always be a danger to society.

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worlds apart from a further look piano fanatic turn in chief off russia in global affairs magazine mr mccann i've just before the break we started talking about this december 9th meeting in france which just like the whole normandy format was designed to address specifically the conflict in eastern ukraine as. untangled as that issue is can it be tackled without reassessing at least in part the whole e.u. russia ukraine conundrum and by that i mean economic ties between russia and ukraine. publicly warm but privately cold and distant relationship between ukraine and the e.u. the nature of that mutual commitments etc all these host of issues that precipitated the conflict in the 1st place. that's very difficult because on the one hand you're right. disaster. was a product of the relationship between russia. and the same time. the stage who are now. you cannot start with. and say ok let's discuss. and then the university can just start with the e.u. for example could start with having an honest conversation about the ukraine and discuss whether ukraine will ever be part of the e.u. what ukrain

of fixing it rather than just you know wringing our hands about thank you mark rutherford and keith mccann come out up 102020. 2019 we'll count. the 10 most talked about topics on talk radio this year this is the big picture on r t america. so stacy in brazil. it's awesome it's beautiful it's gorgeous if you are running a country that is an amazing pristine rainforest what would you do it. our final show each year looks back at the most talked about news stories of the year and looks ahead for clues about the year ahead and who has a keener ear than the publisher of talkers magazine the trade publication of talk radio and t.v. and podcasting and blogging michael harrison each year he's here to debut the talkers 10 the 10 biggest topics of the year michael welcome back. thank you hollin good to be with you and happy holidays you till the 10th most talked about topic is social media and freedom of speech and nobody speaks more freely than our president via social media which is a rich source of material for talk media as mr trump literally dictates news cycles michael to your ear are the hos

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