talking to on a daily me and i am talking to on a daily basis with colleagues and we review our requirement for that and putting any requirement for that when need arises. ~ a, any requirement for that when need arises. ~ ., ., , , ., arises. what would message be that -- was your— arises. what would message be that -- was your message _ arises. what would message be that -- was your message be _ arises. what would message be that -- was your message be to - arises. what would message be that -- was your message be to people | arises. what would message be that i -- was your message be to people who —— was your message be to people who are frightened and scared to leave their own — are frightened and scared to leave their own homes? | are frightened and scared to leave their own homes?— their own homes? i would say to those peeple _ their own homes? i would say to those people that _ their own homes? i would say to those people that we _ their own homes? i would say to those people that we have - their own homes? i would say to those people that we have an i those people that we have an appropriate police department and plenty of visibility. we are seeking to reassure the public and appropriate police resources available. we are actively, pursuing and identifying offenders. we are working with minority and community groups to give them specific and tailored support. i would reiterate —— generally speaking, this is one of the safest communities to living in the united kingdom. but i would bring this back around to please, please, if you know who is involved in this disorder in your

communities, please report it either through crimestoppers or provide information of vintage to the portal. these people have no place in our society and i am asking going duties to stand up and say that openly and make sure that there is no place to operate forward such people in our communities. inaudible during the day, the local policing team have been actively deployed in the area, that is the familiar face

of policing, visiting local businesses, local community. they have suworted _ businesses, local community. they have suworted by _ businesses, local community. tue: have supported by dedicated businesses, local community. tie11. have supported by dedicated crime prevention officers to provide a montaigne is a point when it is needed and i stand, i had over 300 officers deployed in uniform in south belfast. what i will say it was boss of the four o'clock, is that prior to four o'clock i was down in belfast at seven o'clock last night on foot in that area and i would describe it as a normal monday evening. come is under arrest restaurant and bars were open. people were out shopping and there was absolutely nothing to be concerned about. cafe is and at restaurants and bars were open. when we get information that tells us that there are increased tensions or relevant intelligence, we will seek to share that as appropriately and quickly as possible. flan to share that as appropriately and quickly as possible.— to share that as appropriately and quickly as possible. can i “ust ask, can ou quickly as possible. can i “ust ask, can you clarify * quickly as possible. can i “ust ask, can you clarify the h quickly as possible. can ijust ask, can you clarify the chronology - quickly as possible. can ijust ask, can you clarify the chronology of i can you clarify the chronology of what _ can you clarify the chronology of what happened last night. when was

it that _ what happened last night. when was it that the _ what happened last night. when was it that the man was racially attacked? was that the spark for the rest of— attacked? was that the spark for the rest of the _ attacked? was that the spark for the rest of the violence that happened last night? rest of the violence that happened last ni . ht? ., rest of the violence that happened last niuht? ., ., . ., last night? know, the violence had already escalated _ last night? know, the violence had already escalated by _ last night? know, the violence had already escalated by then. - last night? know, the violence had already escalated by then. the - already escalated by then. the police units present at the scene were able assist that a man and getting treatment. do were able assist that a man and getting treatment.— were able assist that a man and getting treatment. do you expect an hinu getting treatment. do you expect anything further? _ getting treatment. do you expect anything further? we _ getting treatment. do you expect anything further? we have - getting treatment. do you expect anything further? we have a - getting treatment. do you expect anything further? we have a veryi anything further? we have a very busy weekend. _ anything further? we have a very busy weekend. there _ anything further? we have a very busy weekend. there are - anything further? we have a very busy weekend. there are many i anything further? we have a very - busy weekend. there are many events in belfast at the weekend that already have the net had proportioned to policing operations in them and we are now reviewing our policing the spots of those and that was has happened and what is happening across the united kingdom and we will review and refresh those policing officers and up those numbers as required.- policing officers and up those numbers as required. thank you. so there we go. — numbers as required. thank you. so there we go, that _ numbers as required. thank you. so there we go, that is _ numbers as required. thank you. so there we go, that is temporary - there we go, that is temporary assistant chief constable many new jays assistant chief constable many new jays given an update on that well is that we have seen in belfast. she called it despicable violence and

talked about how it was a very dynamic and difficult situation. she taught also about the man in hospital as the moment. this is a man in his 50s, she said the assault on him is been investigated as a racially motivated hate crime. she said that she reported witnesses —— mac boyce —— back when his reported seeing people stamp on his head. she was also asked whether there was any polar military element to the violence and she said there was no doubt in her mind that there was a paramilitary element to it but they were keeping an open mind to that. she also talked about whether had people had travelled from the republic of ireland to belfast to take part in that trouble and she also helped people with any information to come forward. she also said that they were working with the cps to review all the evidence they had and to bring

people to justice. she was also asked about why they hadn't used water cannon, because wootton can art of —— would cannon are available in northern ireland, not in the rest of the united kingdom. she said they had maintained capability to do that but decided that yesterday was not an appropriate tactic but she said that does not mean it will not be used in the future. that is the latest from the police service in northern ireland on the violence that has taken place over the last couple of days. more on that on the bbc news website and app. we are going to turn our attention to some of the rest of the day's news. the noise of the families of two men in the centre of the incident at manchester airport last night said officers took one of them to an area out of view of security cameras and threw him facedown to the floor and put his name to the back of his necks. i should warn you that you might find some of the pictures in the video we

are about to show distressing. this video in which a police officer can be seen kicking one in the head and hitting another with a taser surfaced online last month and led to protests in rochdale and manchester. the family of the men held a news conference earlier and their lawyer said the police must be held to account. the family must put on record that _ held to account. the family must put on record that the _ held to account. the family must put on record that the two _ held to account. the family must put on record that the two young - held to account. the family must put on record that the two young men i held to account. the family must put| on record that the two young men sat next to are next to me were accused of —— are guilty of criminality, they must be subject to due legal process. but they know that many other families, process. but they know that many otherfamilies, police picked play a crucial role in our society and that is why precisely why when they get it so badly wrong, they must be held to account. �* , ., ., ., to account. let's go live to a re ort to account. let's go live to a report in _ to account. let's go live to a report in manchester - to account. let's go live to a report in manchester he i to account. let's go live to a report in manchester he was to account. let's go live to a i report in manchester he was at to account. let's go live to a - report in manchester he was at that news conference. what more did the

families and lawyers have to say? they had lots of concerns about the way that some of the footage and what preceded it was released. there was the release that went viral and you can see an armed police officer at manchester airport kicking a man who was lying on the ground in the face and stamping on his head. that man has been tasered and his brother, you can see later in the footage was hit on the back of the head by an officer with a taser. then, the manchester evening news data obtained cctv footage live footage showing those two brothers will be diluted punching police officers. those police officers were all knocked to the ground and in this press conference, at this hotel imagine that behind me, this was an attempt by the family of those two brothers to add some extra contacts.

they are concerned, there is suspicion as sleaze, was that that extra cctv footage was released by manship police to change the narrative and to make the police look better. because the police were get a lot of criticism. there were protests outside rochdale police station where those two men are from and there were bright as he imagines it as well. the family when he felt that it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extra footage could prejudice the e ongoing investigations into this. one of the police officers is facing a criminal investigation, the police —— mugged by the police watchdog, the iop sea. the greater manager believes also it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extra footage could prejudice the ongoing investigations into this. one of the police officers is facing a criminal investigation, the police —— mugged by the police watchdog, the iop c. the equator manager believes also has —— the greater manager believes also had its own investigation about what has gone on. the

also had its own investigation about what has gone on.— what has gone on. the airline involved and, _ what has gone on. the airline involved and, has _ what has gone on. the airline involved and, has either... i what has gone on. the airlinel involved and, has either... we what has gone on. the airline i involved and, has either... we have heard nothing _ involved and, has either... we have heard nothing from _ involved and, has either... we have heard nothing from the _ involved and, has either... we have heard nothing from the airline, i involved and, has either... we have heard nothing from the airline, this| heard nothing from the airline, this is qatar airways. there is they had come into criticism is that the family give some idea of what led up to the criticism. their mother was on a flight from loja in which she was racially abused, but the cabin grew did absolutely nothing about it. in times of greater manchester police, no response specifically about their chief constable was speaking at a local radio, on bbc radio manchester this morning and said he was constrained by what he could say because of this investigation. you mention as the top, one specific allegation was that after this incident, one of the site drags away one of the two brothers, effectively putting him in a head lock and put him in an area of the airport without cctv and slammed him face down onto the ground. the reason the officer did that, it was alleged, is because the brother had asked why his body come

was not on and he also told one of the brothers that he would kill them —— that the brothers had told them he would kill it whether in their uniform or without.— he would kill it whether in their uniform or without. thank you so much for your— uniform or without. thank you so much for your report _ uniform or without. thank you so much for your report there i uniform or without. thank you so much for your report there from | much for your report there from manchester. i just much for your report there from manchester. ijust went much for your report there from manchester. i just went to get you a land that we are getting our top story which is at the unrest from the united kingdom. the prime minister had told the government the cabinet that 99% of people in the country wants their country to be saved and he pledged that all necessary action will be —— when a serial order will be saved. keir starmer is condemning the violence, telling ministers and easily treated as such as a criminal activity. the ministers also received an update from the attorney general who said offenders were being charged and

court hearings would take place later this week. so, that is the latest on what the prime minister has been telling the cabinet to date. next, a british man kept as a slave for almost 26 years has won a record legal payout after his family sued the government for denying him adequate compensation in what was one of the uk's cases of modern—day slavery. the man was held and a traveller site with 17 other front noblemen. work for little or no pay, fed on scraps and beating by their captors. —— vulnerable men. 0ne fed on scraps and beating by their captors. —— vulnerable men. one of the biggest investigations into mud day slavery, . .. the biggest investigations into mud day slavery,... abusing their vulnerable victims... his day slavery,... abusing their vulnerable victims... his family has civen him vulnerable victims... his family has given him no _ vulnerable victims. .. his family has given him no for— vulnerable victims... his family has given him up for dead... _ vulnerable victims... his family has given him up for dead... it - vulnerable victims... his family has given him up for dead... it was i vulnerable victims... his family has given him up for dead... it was a i given him up for dead... it was a story that _ given him up for dead... it was a story that made _ given him up for dead... it was a story that made headlines i given him up for dead... it was a | story that made headlines around given him up for dead... it was a i story that made headlines around the world, 18 vulnerable men rescued

from this lincolnshire traveller site. there had been kept in squalor by the rooney family. one was a homeless man picked up in hull and was even made to dig his own grave. today's sentences for selecting the level of expectation, control and violence they exhibited. it is seven years since the rooney bill wept in court since theirfamily years since the rooney bill wept in court since their family were sent to prison, but only now is the victim sister find a new one which he says is adequate compensation for him. it he says is adequate compensation for him. . , he says is adequate compensation for him. ., , ., ~' he says is adequate compensation for him. .,, ., ,, .,, he says is adequate compensation for him. .,~ ., he says is adequate compensation for him. ., ., , him. it has taken as long to get his conversation _ him. it has taken as long to get his conversation as _ him. it has taken as long to get his conversation as the _ him. it has taken as long to get his conversation as the rooney - him. it has taken as long to get his conversation as the rooney is i him. it has taken as long to get his conversation as the rooney is have spent in prison. that is quite something, isn't it? i only wish the money could fix it but it hasn't. the family could only tell their story and, their only fearful that it hasn't.

my brother needs care round the clock. he was hit over the head with ajcb bucket, i believe, and this has caused him to develop brain atrophy. what we got back was definitely not the man that left us. it is clear from police footage of his rescue that the victim's suffering was mental as well as physical. sadly, i've had four clients die in the time it takes to get legal aid in place and actually make an application to seeker. the seeker system is simply not fit for purpose. compensation is essential to rebuilding lives and closing that door on exploitation. it is incredibly unfair that victims of trafficking are not obtaining compensation. this solicitor representing the victims for free. 0ur sense is that this may be the highest amount of compensation paid out to a modern slavery survivor under the scheme. we hope that it will be a really important and significant decision for other survivors to be able to use. the ministry ofjustice

say they do not comment a government spokesperson said that their thoughts remain with the individual and the family. they have paid out over — £65 million to victims in the last year to help brave survivors move on with their lives but we understand they don't make specific provisions to victims of modern—day slavery. campaigners say this needs to change. reminder of the news in the last few minutes, that's the premise has told the cabinet is that 99% of people across the country once their country to be safe as he pleased that —— pledges that all necessary action will be taken to bring all the right to an end. now to bbc news with my colleague brendan brown. live from london. this is bbc news.

police officers come under attack in another night of violent disorder in uk cities. several officers are injured in plymouth, while petrol bombs are thrown by protestors in belfast. we have a significant and dedicated team working at pace and we are working alongside the public prosecution service to review evidence, make arrests and bring offenders to justice. kamala harris is expected to announce her running mate for november's presidential election within hours. the parliament in bangladesh is dissolved to make way for a new government, a day after the prime minister sheikh hasina dramatically fled the country after being forced from power. iam i am live from edinburgh where we are catching up with some of the performers for the festival fringe including this accordion player ryan.

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