Her
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| Members | Victor Solf |
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| Listen artist | www.youtube.com |
| Songs | 2022-04-05 20:20:00 |
| List | Hold Us TogetherSafety (Original Soundtrack) · 2020 |
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| ID | 3626838 |
About Her
Brianna Ghey: Accused teenager tried to give girl overdose, jury told
...By Julia Bryson & PA MediaBBC NewsA girl accused of murdering Brianna Ghey had tried to kill Her with an overdose weeks before she died, a jury has been told...
Child marriage: 'I was sold into marriage for £7 at the age of 12'
... At nine months pregnant, tHere was no rest for the 13-year-old...
Giulia Cecchettin's killing sparks Italian reckoning over femicide
...By Sofia BettizaBBC NewsThe killing of a young woman in Italy, allegedly at the hands of Her possessive ex-boyfriend, has shocked the country and prompted a reckoning about violence against women...
Huda Kattan: Beauty industry is sexist, says make-up icon
... As part of the celebrations for the 10th anniversary of Her cosmetics brand, Huda Beauty, she has taken over a Paris building not far from the Eiffel Tower, and turned almost everything inside hot pink...
Doctor Who: I rescued Kylie Minogue as David Tennant double
... Now a fatHer of three, Colum was earning some extra cash before his first child was born...
Angélique Kidjo on being hangry and Africa's tsunami of talent
...By DJ Edu & CatHerine FellowsThis is Africa, BBC World ServiceMusic icon Angélique Kidjo is celebrating 40 years in music this year - marking the occasion with a concert at London s Royal Albert Hall...
More powers for policing protests considered by government
... Some opposition MPs have called for Her to be sacked, and a number of ministers have distanced themselves from Her comments...
Gaza casualties: 'Most of the children in my family photo are dead'
...By Stephanie HegartyPopulation correspondent, BBC World ServiceWhole families have been wiped out in Israel s air strikes on the densely populated streets of Gaza, wHere many Palestinians live in multi-generational homes...
More powers for policing protests considered by government
By Alex Kleiderman & Helen CattBBC News
The government is looking to strengthen police powers to deal with protesters, following demonstrations in London.
Right-wing protesters clashed with officers on Saturday and some members of The huge pro-Palestinian march were accused of using antisemitic slogans.
Suella Braverman is under continued pressure after criticising The Police ahead of The Armistice Day march.
Ministers are thought to be considering changes, such as lowering The threshold for when police could apply for a ban.
And more conditions could also be imposed on demonstrators for public safety.
The Bus Stops and scaffolding during protests, tightening The laws around smoke bombs and flares and against glorifying terrorists.
The new measures are reportedly being " seriously" examined by The government.
Any change would require new laws but could be included in Criminal Justice legislation already making its way through The Commons . It is likely to result in more intense political debate as it worked its way through Parliament.
Downing Street hit pause on deciding Mrs Braverman's political future on Thursday while it focussed on The weekend's events but with Remembrance commemorations passed and a clearer picture of What Happened on Saturday, pressure will resume on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to send a clear message on his home secretary.
Some opposition MPs have called for Her to be sacked, and A Number of ministers have distanced themselves from Her comments.
Mrs Braverman wrote an article in The Times last week criticising The Police , which was published without The Changes No 10 had asked for.
She has since faced accusations that The Piece - which claimed The Police " largely ignore. . pro-Palestinian mobs" - had emboldened The counter-protesters.
Labour say she she stoked tensions on Saturday by accusing The Police of bias.
On Sunday, Mrs Braverman broke a silence of almost 48 Hours to thank police officers who were faced with violence and aggression from " protesters and counter-protesters". But she stood firm on Her position on The pro-Palestinian marches saying that " week by week, The Streets of London were being polluted by hate, violence and antisemitism".
Mr Sunak said those involved in crimes at The demonstrations on Saturday must face The Full Force of The Law , with The " despicable actions of a minority of people" undermining " those who have chosen to express their views peacefully".
The Metropolitan Police said 145 people were arrested - The " vast majority" of whom were counter-protesters near The Cenotaph War Memorial - and nine officers were injured.
The Force condemned violence from The counter-protesters, who it says set out to confront The pro-Palestinian march.
Seven Men have been charged over disorder for offences including inciting racial hatred.
The pro-Palestinian demonstration saw an estimated 300,000 people march through Central London calling for a Gaza ceasefire. It was The biggest UK rally since The War between Israel and Hamas began on 7 October.
Police added while The March itself did not see such physical violence, other serious offences were being investigated, including antisemitic Hate Crimes .
Reshuffle talkA reshuffle of Mr Sunak's top team has been rumoured to be on The cards for months.
The downside for The Prime Minister of sacking Mrs Braverman would be that it would anger Her supporters, who are predominantly on The Right of The Party . One Tory MP said efforts were already under way to lobby to keep Her in The Job .
Mrs Braverman has also never hidden Her ambitions to One Day be The Party leader and sacked ministers have been known to be a thorn in The side of their former bosses.
On The Other hand, Mr Sunak could decide Keeping Her on outweighs The controversies and he could choose to back Her . In order to avoid claims of weakness though, he'd have to find a convincing reason for why she went ahead and published a newspaper opinion Piece that hadn't been cleared by Downing Street.
He would also frustrate those Tory MPs who have tired of Her knack for attracting controversy and are starting to use phrases like " unhelpful" and " brand damage" about Her .
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