内容摘要：The government said it was "truly sorry" for Ms Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's loss and that it was committed to delivering an "ambitious clean air strategy".

The government said it was "truly sorry" for Ms Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's loss and that it was committed to delivering an "ambitious clean air strategy".

On 13 December 2021 Ms Rance and a colleague were called to an address to retrieve an evidence bag.After arriving the officers noticed a bin had been set alight and as they extinguished the flames a man approached them holding a replica gun.

While the man pointed the weapon at Ms Rance she managed to press a button on her radio and request back up.The colleague, who wished to remain anonymous, then crouched behind the police car, which distracted the man long enough for Ms Rance to escape.The pair ran to a nearby parade of shops and located a car with PC Thea Sheppard and PC Jack Jones inside, who had arrived as back up.

Firearms officer PC James Sage and another colleague then arrived in an armed response vehicle.The man followed instructions from the officers to get rid of his weapon and he was arrested.

Mr Sage, who is a voluntary firearms officer, said he was just doing his job.

He added: "At the same time I do recognise that it’s not an everyday occurrence, these incidents are very, very rare, and we’re just lucky it all ended well for everybody.”A portrait of Sir David Attenborough is being auctioned to raise money for charity.

John Donaldson, from Bristol, has painted more than 200 portraits of more than 150 celebrities and sports stars."I really enjoyed this piece and it's probably my favourite painting that I've ever done," Mr Donaldson said.

The money raised from the painting - based on a portrait photo by Sam Faulkner - will be donated to the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation.A reserve price of £500 has already been met, with bidding due to come to a close at midnight on 20 December.