of spending cuts, claiming the former conservative government left a £22 billion "black hole". and tom daley speaks to the bbc after winning his fifth olympic medal — silver in the men's synchronised 10m dive alongside noah williams in paris. hello and welcome to today's verified live. we start with that major breaking story in the uk — eight people have been stabbed and taken to hospital following a "major incident" in southport, in the north west of england. merseyside police said it had received "reports of a stabbing" and were called to a property on hart street in the town at about 11:50 bst. armed police "detained a male and seized a knife" — and the force said there was "no wider threat to the public".

local people have described horrifying details at the scene, let me show you the live pictures. you see the area still cordoned off with the emergency services still there, local people have described horrifying details at the scene, but we still wait for further official updates both from the police and the ambulance service. let's get the latest. let's speak to our correspondent elaine dunkley, who is outside alder hey hospital. what are the authorities there saying to you?— saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident _ saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident right - saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident right at - saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident right at the l saying to you? this is a truly - horrific incident right at the start of the school summer holidays. what emergency services will have seen, heard and dealt with today would have been truly grim. but we do know is 13 and blintzes were sent to that scene, wilson or there was an area —— we also know there were air ambulances. some will have been

children. we don't know the names of the children, the conditions of the children. in stories as grim as this you have to hold onto what hope you can, and i can say is outer hazing the top 20 hospitals —— alder hey is. the strogen would be getting the absolute best specialist care that they can get. this hospital declared a major incident, it said it was working with other hospitals in the area and we also note that some people were taken to other hospitals in this area, so there were casualties taken to entry university hospital, and what the hospital he said as they are appealing for parents not to bring children here unless it is an emergency because they are incredibly busy dealing with this very serious incident. tell us a little more about what the hospital is saying, what the authorities are saying, about what they actually found when they arrived, because a air ambulance

wasn't there. just give us the details of the scene they discovered in the minutes afterwards. the?a details of the scene they discovered in the minutes afterwards. they have not really given _ in the minutes afterwards. they have not really given a _ in the minutes afterwards. they have not really given a huge _ in the minutes afterwards. they have not really given a huge amount - in the minutes afterwards. they have not really given a huge amount of. not really given a huge amount of detail, but we can say is that to deploy 13 ambulances, merit doctors, it is an incredibly traumatic scene they are dealing with, also they would have been dealing with children and also when they got to that scene, they would not have known the numbers affected by this incident. we are waiting for a statement from the police which we are hoping to get in the next few hours. the hospital have also sent astute merseyside police for more information. they have not told us the details, the numbers, the casualties and have not told us the severity the injuries, but we can say is they are getting the very best care they can. just say is they are getting the very best care they can.— say is they are getting the very best care they can. just give us the details of what _ best care they can. just give us the details of what the _ best care they can. just give us the details of what the plan _ best care they can. just give us the details of what the plan in - best care they can. just give us the details of what the plan in place i details of what the plan in place is. ., . . ., . details of what the plan in place is. for a ma'or incident to be declared. — is. for a major incident to be declared, they _ is. for a major incident to be declared, they will _ is. for a major incident to be declared, they will brought l is. for a major incident to be| declared, they will brought in is. for a major incident to be - declared, they will brought in the best specialist consultants they can, they will have everybody on

standby, they will be trained to rearrange as many things as possible, although the hospitals have said they will continue with appointments that have been scheduled today. but in terms of it being a major incident, that is significant, so the air ambulance would been deployed, ambulances, 13 of them, a significant amount, or also deployed to the scene as well, and like i say, for the witnesses and like i say, for the witnesses and people have been spoken to on hart street, in southport, this would have been absolutely chilling. it is the start of the summer holidays, there would have been children around, children playing in the streets, peoplejust children around, children playing in the streets, people just enjoying the streets, people just enjoying the lovely weather and what this day is any school holidays, and for there to be children in hospital like this stabbed, it will be truly horrific for people to try to comprehend, and for that community in that area, a deeply shocking incident. ., in that area, a deeply shocking incident. . ., ., incident. elaine, thanks for the latest details _ incident. elaine, thanks for the latest details there _ incident. elaine, thanks for the latest details there from - incident. elaine, thanks for the latest details there from the i latest details there from the hospital. let's return to those live pictures because as we were seeing there, as elaine was talking, we can see the forensic work continues, because the police put out that

statements about the incident a number of hours ago, but it finished with, the line, saying there was no further risk to the public, but that has not stopped the forensic work and also the various descriptions from the eyewitnesses, just describing what actually they saw in the minutes after this incident, with a lot of people shouting, screaming, describing the number of children that they saw on the footpath and the injuries that they had sustained, and eyewitness spoke to our correspondent there at the scene just a short while ago. i want to play you that interview. i got a call from a _ to play you that interview. i got a call from a very _ to play you that interview. i got a call from a very good _ to play you that interview. i got a call from a very good friend - to play you that interview. i got a call from a very good friend of. call from a very good friend of mine, — call from a very good friend of mine, i— call from a very good friend of mine, i was in work, completely oblivious — mine, i was in work, completely oblivious to _ mine, i was in work, completely oblivious to it, and as soon as she told me. — oblivious to it, and as soon as she told me. i— oblivious to it, and as soon as she told me, i literally ran out of work — told me, i literally ran out of work i— told me, i literally ran out of work. i don't know howl told me, i literally ran out of work. i don't know how i managed, mike _ work. i don't know how i managed, mike heard — work. i don't know how i managed, mike heard he wasjust my girls, girls. _ mike heard he wasjust my girls, girls. and— mike heard he wasjust my girls, girls, and and noticed daughter was taken _ girls, and and noticed daughter was taken to— girls, and and noticed daughter was taken to a _ girls, and and noticed daughter was taken to a friends house and i'm 'ust taken to a friends house and i'm

just so— taken to a friends house and i'm just so thankful to god that they are safe — just so thankful to god that they are safe. but, oh, gosh, the... my children_ are safe. but, oh, gosh, the... my children are — are safe. but, oh, gosh, the... my children are 11— are safe. but, oh, gosh, the... my children are 11 years age and my eldest _ children are 11 years age and my eldest is — children are 11 years age and my eldest is 20. ijust cannot... nobody— eldest is 20. ijust cannot... nobody can believe it. all the local mums _ nobody can believe it. all the local mums objection with one another. i am sure _ mums objection with one another. i am sure we — mums objection with one another. i am sure we will all know somebody from that_ am sure we will all know somebody from that awful, the poor group, the parents~ _ from that awful, the poor group, the parents~ i— from that awful, the poor group, the parents... ijust ran. ithought, you _ parents... ijust ran. ithought, you put— parents... ijust ran. ithought, you put your— parents... ijust ran. ithought, you put your nhs head on, don't you? the mother, _ you put your nhs head on, don't you? the mother, i— you put your nhs head on, don't you? the mother, iwasjust... iwas consoling. _ the mother, iwasjust... iwas consoling, just the look on her face, _ consoling, just the look on her face, because she knew something happened — face, because she knew something happened to her child. it is like, how do— happened to her child. it is like, how do you _ happened to her child. it is like, how do you even comprehend? there is nothing _ how do you even comprehend? there is nothing you _ how do you even comprehend? there is nothing you can do. you how do you even comprehend? there is nothing you can do— nothing you can do. you told me that our nothing you can do. you told me that your daughter _ nothing you can do. you told me that your daughter had _ nothing you can do. you told me that your daughter had been _ nothing you can do. you told me that your daughter had been in _ nothing you can do. you told me that your daughter had been in the - your daughter had been in the garden... your daughter had been in the carden. .. ,, your daughter had been in the garden- - -_ your daughter had been in the carden... ,, , ., ., garden... she said she heard quite a sinister scream _ garden... she said she heard quite a sinister scream and, _ garden... she said she heard quite a sinister scream and, literally, - garden... she said she heard quite a sinister scream and, literally, she i sinister scream and, literally, she had got— sinister scream and, literally, she had got back from being from taking

my daughter, we don't know what time it was, _ my daughter, we don't know what time it was, ltut— my daughter, we don't know what time it was, but it _ my daughter, we don't know what time it was, but it was similar time, looking back at the timescale, that potentially could have been... but she said _ potentially could have been... but she said it— potentially could have been... but she said it was an unusual scream, so we _ she said it was an unusual scream, so we don't — she said it was an unusual scream, so we don't know.— so we don't know. when you look down the road now. — so we don't know. when you look down the road now, the _ so we don't know. when you look down the road now, the whole _ so we don't know. when you look down the road now, the whole area - the road now, the whole area is sealed off. what is down there? i don't know what's down there, ijust know— don't know what's down there, ijust know of— don't know what's down there, ijust know of people that have observed things. _ know of people that have observed things, which is horrific. they are people's— things, which is horrific. they are people's families at the end of the day, sow — people's families at the end of the day, so... 335 people's families at the end of the da , so... a people's families at the end of the da ,so... a ., ., day, so... as you said, you have to ut our day, so... as you said, you have to put your work— day, so... as you said, you have to put your work had _ day, so... as you said, you have to put your work had on. _ day, so... as you said, you have to put your work had on. of _ day, so... as you said, you have to put your work had on. of course, i day, so... as you said, you have to l put your work had on. of course, and ou would put your work had on. of course, and you would do- _ put your work had on. of course, and you would do. you _ put your work had on. of course, and you would do. you do _ put your work had on. of course, and you would do. you do what _ put your work had on. of course, and you would do. you do what you i put your work had on. of course, and you would do. you do what you can. l you would do. you do what you can. that's_ you would do. you do what you can. that's part — you would do. you do what you can. that's part and parcel of your duty. lets go live to the scene, back to our correspondent nick garnett, who has been there over the last few hours. listening to one eyewitness, just profound shock and terms of what people have witnessed through the course of the day. is there any

further update coming from police? we know that about 15 minutes away from here, there is a police operation going on at a building we understand that that might have some links to the man who is in custody who was arrested here at the scene where the knife was retrieved, and he was taken away for questioning at a nearby police station for a we understand an operation is going on there. that is normal practice, the police would go to any address that is lent with anybody involved or is said to be involved in an incident as tragic as this. here at the scene, there is still police looking through the building. down the road from behind me, there is a little alleyway, and that elevate leads to alleyway, and that elevate leads to a business park, and that is where it was taking place. it is probably 50 metres off this road, but the number of vehicles there, the number of vehicles in that car park of the

business park points to the fact that this is the centre of where the police operation is continuing. forensic science offices are there as well as scene of crime officers, and they are working painstakingly throughout it, apparently it was an awful scene confronting them. there are people who managed to get young children and everyone else in that area way to safety and so they could be treated at the scene by paramedics who arrived on the northwest ambulance, air ambulance service, a doctor led service, able to help. there were also fire crews who arrived early as well because their fire station is who arrived early as well because theirfire station is not who arrived early as well because their fire station is not far from here, and they were able to provide not only first aid but also to get people away from the scene and get them to safety, so in total, eight people so far we understand have been injured. that number may rise as the evening goes on. they have been taken to three hospitals, two i don't hospitals in the report and on

merseyside, but other people have been taken to alder hey children's hospital, the specialist children's hospital for this hospital, the specialist children's hospitalfor this region, well—known hospital for this region, well—known for hospitalfor this region, well—known for being able to treat the most severely injured and traumatised children, and that's why the operation to move the children away from here and take them there took place. they wanted them in the best place. they wanted them in the best place possible and that was said to be alder hey, even though there was a local hospital that has a children a&e, much, much closer, because of the extent of the injuries involved, the extent of the injuries involved, the authorities decided that was going to be the centre they take them to. in number of people still being treated in hospital. we are hoping the police will give an opinion on the police operation that's been going on now for nearly six hours, this incident happened at ten minutes to 12pm. the course of the class going on, years 2—6, primary school children, was running between 10am and 12 p:m., it

highlight of their day in the of their week. the start of the school holiday for primary school children in this area of the first full week of holidays, and so this is the kind of holidays, and so this is the kind of thing every parent will know exactly what it's like. you book your children onto events like this to get them used to the school holidays, and we can still see friends. this is a very family oriented area for stubs speaking to one neighbour who said 90% of the people living on this road are people living on this road are people with young families or who are grandparents, who have children who come to stay with them. this was the centre of attention, an event they were all wanting to go on. it was fully booked and it's such an utter tragedy as to what has happened. utter tragedy as to what has happened-— utter tragedy as to what has ha ened. ~' , , ., utter tragedy as to what has hauened. ~ , , ., ~ ., happened. nik, briefly, do we know an hint happened. nik, briefly, do we know anything more _ happened. nik, briefly, do we know anything more about _ happened. nik, briefly, do we know anything more about the _ happened. nik, briefly, do we know anything more about the man i happened. nik, briefly, do we know anything more about the man or. anything more about the man or motive? ., , , , ., motive? know, there is plenty going around on social— motive? know, there is plenty going around on social media, _ motive? know, there is plenty going around on social media, most i motive? know, there is plenty going around on social media, most of it i around on social media, most of it possibly light of the mark —— no.

the mayor of the greater liverpool area has appealed to people not to go on social media and not to spread information that is false. it does no good to anyone, he said, it can only do harm to the investigation thatis only do harm to the investigation that is going on, and he wanted the message to go out that the police operating comes first and every bit of information will come through the police. of information will come through the olice. . ~ of information will come through the olice. w' of information will come through the olice. w ,. ., police. nick garnett, there at the scene, police. nick garnett, there at the scene. thank _ police. nick garnett, there at the scene, thank you _ police. nick garnett, there at the scene, thank you very _ police. nick garnett, there at the scene, thank you very much i police. nick garnett, there at the scene, thank you very much for l police. nick garnett, there at the i scene, thank you very much for that update. there has been an avalanche of reaction. let's take you through some of the political reaction there's been. the prime minister sir keir starmer posted a statement on x. he said... that is what the prime minister has posted. the home secretary yvette cooper updated and please in the house of commons a little earlier.

i want to safely say i know the whole house will be very concerned at the stream the serious incident that has taken place in southport. all of our thoughts will be with the family and loved ones of those who are affected. i have been in contact with the merseyside police and crime commissioner and the merseyside mayor to convey my support to the police and our thanks to the police and emergency services for their swift and courageous response. the response to this awful incident is currently unfolding, and the house and the public will be updated in due course. that was the home secretary in house of commons. let me take you back to show you the live pictures as the work continues as nick was saying, we are anticipating update from the police, a number of hours since they gave the last update so we wait to

hear the very latest, but those the latest live pictures, the latest detail there of that major incidents in the northwest of england. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.

you are watching bbc news. let's return to that breaking news of the last hour or so. the former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. with more on this, here's our culture correspondent, lizo mzimba. lizo, tell us more. of course, huw edwards was _ lizo, tell us more. of course, huw edwards was formerly _ lizo, tell us more. of course, huw edwards was formerly one - lizo, tell us more. of course, huw edwards was formerly one of i lizo, tell us more. of course, huw edwards was formerly one of the l edwards was formerly one of the bbc�*s best and highest—paid presenters of the face of everything from royal occasions to general election coverage. he left the bbc in april, resigned from the corporation, and that followed an investigation into his behaviour

that started last summer was to ease been charged with three counts of making indecent images of a child. we have a couple of statements, one from the crown prosecution service, says that mr edwards will appear at westminster magistrates�* court on wednesday, the 31st ofjuly 2024, two days�* time, and that he has been charged with three offences of making indecent images of children. in the in more detailfrom them at the pilot and police service in london. they say the offences are alleged to have taken place between december 2020 and april 2022 and relate to images shared on a whatsapp chat. they say huw edwards was arrested on the 8th of november 2023 and that he was charged on wednesday the 26th ofjune following authorisation from the crown prosecution service and that he was then failed to appear at westminster magistrates�* court in london this wednesday, the 31st ofjuly. huw

edwards, as i say, one of the bbc�*s best—known presenters until he left the corporation earlier this year, the corporation earlier this year, the face of so many big occasions for the bbc, ranging from general election to state occasions, huge news events, so those details coming into us this afternoon. liza news events, so those details coming into us this afternoon.— into us this afternoon. lizo mzimba, thanks very — into us this afternoon. lizo mzimba, thanks very much. _ into us this afternoon. lizo mzimba, thanks very much. thank _ into us this afternoon. lizo mzimba, thanks very much. thank you. i concerns are growing about an all—out war in the middle east between israel and hezbollah in lebanon after 12 children and teenagers were killed over the weekend, when a rocket fell on a football field in the israeli—occupied golan heights. the children were playing in the arab druze town of majdal shams, one of four towns in the golan heights, where about 25,000 members of the arabic—speaking druze community live. israel seized the golan heights from syria during the 1967 war and it was annexed in 1981. israel has blamed hezbollah for the deaths. hezbollah is a shia muslim group — backed by iran — which controls the most powerful armed

force in lebanon. they deny carrying out the attack. israel�*s benjamin netanyahu cut short his trip to the united states. israel�*s security cabinet has authorised the prime minister and defence minister to retaliate when and how they see fit. gershon baskin is the middle east director of the international communities organisation. i talked to him earlier. this was his analysis of how israel might respond. there will be a retaliation of some sort. we don�*t know the extent... i expect that israel will try to hit infrastructure — civilian infrastructure and military infrastructure. i think that because the prime minister and defence minister have been given the power by the cabinet to decide, it will be more restrained than if the entire cabinet was weighing in, where the voices

are coming out of israel for a very strong response. but i don�*t think that israel, nor lebanon, nor hezbollah have the appetite for a full—scale war, as we have seen over the past ten months. israel will be very aware of hezbollah�*s arsenal. they�*ll also be very aware of what we saw over recent weeks, which was hezbollah actually breaching israeli air space with their drones and actually showing potential targets. they will be very worried about that? for sure. and we know that from reports coming out of israel that the rockets that hit the soccer field in majdal shams was an iranian rocket. we just heard the warning from the iranian president that if israel strikes lebanon, there will be an iranian response, this could spin out of control into a regional war, and that could be horrendous

for everyone here and for the entire planet. we need to make sure this does not happen. israel needs to be cautioned by its allies. those people who have contacts and friends with lebanon need to make sure that the lebanese government reins in hezbollah, not let it spin out of control. let�*s get the view from lebanon. in beirut and elsewhere, they are hearing all of what is coming out of israel and the threats against hezbollah. i have been speaking to our bbc arabic reporter carine torbey. she has been telling me what it is like there. these are very, very tense moments in lebanon. people are just bracing themselves for what can come next. they know that something big will happen. they have no idea where this could happen or how big it is, or the repercussions of, you know, what israel could do in the next coming hours or days. it�*s very tense suspense in the country. everyone is following, you know, very closely any kind of notification that comes from israel, any kind of development on the border

between israel and lebanon. as you know, this is an open front in southern lebanon, northern israel. it�*s been witnessing daily exchange of fire for the last ten months. but something else that we don�*t know what it is might happen in the next hours. and this is what people at the moment are just waiting anxiously to find out what it can be. what is also very much on people�*s minds is what hezbollah�*s response can be for whatever attack can be carried out by israel, because hezbollah has announced that, as it denies that it has carried out the attack on majdal shams in the israeli—occupied golan, it says that it wouldn�*t consider any israeli offensive outside what has been going on as a response or a retaliation, the way israel describes it, and therefore it will consider it as an assault on lebanon

and hezbollah might retaliate in kind what it considers as an assault. so these, as i said, are very, very critical moments, everyone on the edge of their seats, and probably not only in lebanon but also around the world. there are very, very intense calls at the moment between so many different parties trying to restrain israel, trying to contain the situation and obviously talking to both sides to try as much as possible to manage any fallout from what may happen in the next couple of hours or in the next hours or days. carine torbey, our correspondent there in beirut, and of course all of the heightened tension around hezbollah and lebanon in the north,

thatis hezbollah and lebanon in the north, that is going on while the gaza war ten months into that continues. that major show you the live pictures we are getting, a huge explosion there, and this around the rougher region, and this around the rougher region, and of course we have seen in recent days the israeli strikes in khan younis, but this which looks from these pictures like a very large explosion, there in gaza —— the rafah region. of course, as the tension increases over the situation with hezbollah and lebanon, the question i was asking a couple of our guests through the course of this afternoon, can israel exley fight a war on two fronts? of course, the west and international community, the white house, urging restraint over the situation in lebanon, saying that the white house earlier, and all that work could be avoided, but the situation in gaza continues there, with these the latest pictures coming to us, the

huge plume of smoke rising over rafah. unclear exactly what has been targeted, but those reports will be coming in, in the next little while, so we�*ll keep you updated, but these are the live pictures we are seeing over rafah in gaza. just trying to return to our main story of those events in southport in the north west of england. this, the scene, the work continuing. let me give the latest for merseyside police, because they have just put out a statement confirming a 17—year—old male who was arrested in connection to the stabbing southport this morning remains in police custody and will be questioned about the incident and at the early stage, inquiries are ongoing as to the motive of this tragic incident and we would ask you not to speculate. we can also confirm the incident is not currently being treated as terror related and we�*re not looking for anyone else in connection to that

incident. so that the latest from the police with those reports that eight people have been treated after that stabbing in the northwest of england. do stay with us here on bbc news. updates on that story and the rest of our headlines available, of course, on the website as well. hello from the bbc sport centre. my my name is hugh ferris. a day of british success in paris with the first golds of these olympic games. two of them in fact, and few will be won in such dramatic fashion as tom pidcock�*s in the cross country mountain biking. he started the race as favourite to retain the gold he won in tokyo and was leading the way, until a puncture disrupted his plans. it sent pidcock down to ninth place and 40 seconds behind the leaders, but he recovered, battling his way back through the field.

then came the head—to—head with france�*s victor koretzky, and that move, with just a few metres to go on the near 90—minute race, pidcock passed koretzy to take the title again. never gave up, and i knew that is what i had to do. i knew victor would be fast in the last lap. i knew it was going to be a big, big fight, and he left a gap and i had to go for it, so, yeah, that�*s racing. some people might view it differently, and... iwant racing. some people might view it differently, and... i want to show what sport is, not giving up. team gb�*s first gold of the games came in team eventing, another 0lympic title retained. tokyo 2020 champions laura collett and tom mcewan, joined by world number one ros canter, sealed victory in the final showjumping stage at versailles. host nation france took the silver, japan in bronze, while collett also went on to win a bronze in the individual event. the most recent british medal has

come in the men�*s canoe single — a silver for adam burgess. this event also brought success for kimberley woods yesterday, with burgess going one better than her bronze. going fourth from last, he held on to the gold medal position until the final competitor, home favourite nicolas gestin, whose time blew everyone else�*s away. a bit of redemption for burgess who finished fourth in tokyo. a silver too for great britain�*s tom daley and noah williams in the men�*s synchronised ten metre platform diving final. it is a first silver for daley to go with his three bronze and one gold. for williams, a first ever olympic medal in his second games appearance. the china pair hao yang and junjie lian were the clear winners, canada taking the bronze. now, it could have been theirfinal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked rafael nadal out of the olympic tennis tournament. nadal says he�*ll decide on his future plans after the games after losing in straight sets to a man ranked 159 places higher than the spaniard, who won 14 french open titles at this venue. nadal is still in the doubles

in paris with carlos alcaraz. several times, situations and make her against him, on this court in roland garros where i was up and he would come back and make some incredible shots. that was the case again to dave, the crowd of his ly backing him, wanting him to win the second set and get into the third. yeah, just, i�*m really glad that i managed to hold my nerves at 4—4 and serve it out, but i think it is good that i also experienced that momentum, shift, and i was challenged and under pressure, because that�*s what makes, i guess, the match even more exciting. and adam peaty has tested positive for covid a day after winning silver in the 100m breaststroke. the british swimmer said he had been slightly unwell after the race and his condition

worsened overnight, although there are no strict protocols around covid in paris which could prevent him from competing. peaty was expected be part of the british relay teams later in the games, with a possible return to action as early as friday. team gb said he is "hopeful to be back in competition". you can follow the men�*s gymnastics all around final on bbc one, but that�*s all your sport for now. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. at least eight people have been stabbed in southport in the north west of england. some of the victims have been sent to a a nearby children�*s hospital, where a major incident has been declared. a man has been arrested. chancellor rachel reeves announces spending cuts after two brilliant black hole. huw edwards is charge of making a decent with

images of children. and tom daley speaks to the bbc after winning his fifth olympic medal. hello and welcome to college screen. will be further analysing the statement made outside the comments ljy statement made outside the comments by rachel reeves. just want to bring you in additional line of breaking news regarding those stabbings in southport in the northwest of england today. merseyside police say a 17—year—old boy from the banks area has been arrested in connection with those stabbings in southport. the incident they believe is not currently being treated as terror —related. a 17—year—old boy from banks being arrested in connection with those stabbings in southport green southport according to merseyside police. several people, at least eight people were injured.

we heard earlier a man