that is the latest from the mayor of greater manchester. uk. if there is more we return to that. joe biden has told the american people he quit the us presidential race to save democracy. he said, it's time to pass the torch to a new generation. the president was speaking in a televised address from the oval office to explain why he's abandoned his attempt to get re—elected to the white house, paving the way for his vice president, kamala harris, to take on donald trump in november's election. will grant reports from washington. in a speech no sitting president has delivered in more than half a century, joe biden confirmed his decision to drop out of the race to the american people. it was time for new voices and, yes, he acknowledged, younger voices. so i have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. that is the best way to unite our nation. nothing could get in the way of saving democracy, said president biden, including personal ambition. he painted november's vote as a choice between forwards or back, hope

greater manchester police are a responsible _ the board.ll get . are a responsible body who will get the facts, present them to the public, so i don�*t want tojump public, so i don�*t want to jump to any conclusions. public, so i don't want to “ump to any conclusionsfi public, so i don't want to “ump to any conclusions. authorities have asked people _ any conclusions. authorities have asked people not _ any conclusions. authorities have asked people not to _ any conclusions. authorities have asked people not to rush - any conclusions. authorities have asked people not to rush to - any conclusions. authorities have - asked people not to rush to judgment asked people not to rush tojudgment over these videos from our this week, showing armed police officers at manchester airport. when it kicks and stamps on a man before moving over to another man sitting on a bench who is stamped on, then appears to be hit by a taser. —— one kicks and stamps on a man. greater manchester police described the incident is truly shocking, and say that three officer

greater manchester police _ investigating this incident?is incident? greater manchester police need to - investigating this incident? greater| manchester police need to consider whether it is appropriate to release footage, because the officers will have body cameras, so they may want to release that footage, but the key thing is about making sure that the tension is minimised, and i think andy burnham makes the point about the importance of people looking at what has happened, he says the suspension was right and proper and that should give people some confidence that the appropriate action is being taken, so this is now a time for listening to the new mp, andy burnham, the greater manchester mayor for that area, and then making sure the authorities do a thorough investigation. it is about calm heads, it is about standing back and listening, no matter how angry people are, we have demonstrations, but people need to wait to hear how the investigation will unfold. but the fact that the officer has been suspended as a good sign. interesting t

so calls for calm, then, from the mayor of greater manchester.e on the kind of policing that people want to see in this country, with some politicians expressing support for greater manchester police and some criticism. so it's a debate which has excited a lot of passion, a lot of anger and a lot of noise. that was phil mccann reporting there. our political editor chris mason is in westminster, where there's been a lot of political reaction to events in manchester. what often happens when there are incidents like this is that the political reaction falls into two categories. there is criticism, and there is also a plea for the investigators to be given time to try and work out the full picture of what happened. and there's been plenty of both of those things today. but a twist too, because enter reform uk, the insurgent party, if you like, at the general election. they attracted more than 4 million votes. and a couple of their mps have said, "hang on a minute, there is a broader argument here." they have argued that perhaps people should be reass

the video footage of a greater manchester police - of a greater manchester police officer stamping onking a man in manchester airport is truly shocking and disturbing. that man is one of my constituents in rochdale and i am meeting his family later today. our police face a difficult job in keeping us safe, but they themselves know that they have to expect the highest standards of conduct in their duties. will the leader make the time in this house to discuss the important issue of police conduct? flan to discuss the important issue of police conduct?— police conduct? can i thank my honourable _ police conduct? can i thank my honourable friend _ police conduct? can i thank my honourable friend for _ police conduct? can i thank my honourable friend for that - police conduct? can i thank my honourable friend for that very | honourable friend for that very important question today, as i said, clearly— important question today, as i said, clearly the _ important question today, as i said, clearly the footage is incredibly disturbing and there is understandably a lot of concern particularly

greater manchester airport.eriously injured when they first of all, attended to reports of an assault in the car park, which happened before the events seen in the video , which included in the video, which included a female officer suffering a broken nose. a solicitor representing two of the men involved says they're family members of a greater manchester police officer. four men were arrested on suspicion of assault and affray, and the police watchdog has now launched an investigation. meanwhile, a man has been charged with attempted murder after the stabbing of a uniformed british army officer in kent. 24 year old anthony ison has been remanded in custody after appearing in court today. he was arrested near his home in rochester 30 minutes after the violent attack. he's also been charged with possession of an offensive weapon in a public place. he's back in court next month. that comes after lieutenant colonel mark teetan, who's in his 40s, was stabbed near brompton barracks in gillingham on tuesday evening.

greater manchester, as well.ng is asking the police and making giving the police support so that they continue to investigate. two things, as well as the complaint against the officer for the head kick. the first thing is the original issue that led to the arrest in the first place, which seems to completely forgotten. and then secondly, the issues that happened, the other issues that happened, the other issues that happened with the incident around that arrest and around the violence that ensued, which, you know, as we understand it, left a female police officer with a broken nose. so that cannot be forgotten about. yes, of course, we've seen the video footage of the of the of the head kick. if there's enough reason to suspend that officer whilst investigations take place. okay, but the investigations must continue to take place into what other people did in that same incident. >> i'll come back to you on this now because i've seen quite recent comments. well, recent ish from the home secretary. yvette cooper pa

— you were in charge of greater manchester police?well, i think the second video... sorry, _ manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, that - manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, that has - manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, that has been shown, or that original video that shows a police officer then kicking the man lying down who has just been tasered and stamping on his head was the video that caused quite an outcry. that ice think is excessive force, i have said that before. what's greater manchester police should have done was the chief constable should have come out straightaway and submit community members and i should have released this video much sooner than they did and i am not sure this being released by newspaper said of gmp. to give a fuller picture, all of this information should have been put into the public domain and people could have made their own decision. but there are two issues here. the amount of force, which i think is proportionate and reasonab

greater manchester police have been sa inc. ., greater manchester police have been sa in. , ,, ., greaterg. nobody has spelt out a specific timeline, _ saying. nobody has spelt out a specific timeline, other - saying. nobody has spelt out a specific timeline, other than i saying. nobody has spelt out aj specific timeline, other than to saying. nobody has spelt out a - specific timeline, other than to say that it needs to be done swiftly but thoroughly. and those two things are very different. thoroughly means that there is still a trawl for as much information and video material as possible, and statements from all of those involved. and in terms of a request for that video, it isn't just coming from the police, who are saying, if there is anybody who has filmed material, but also, one half of akhmed yakoob for the family, they are saying that there were people present filming at the time his footage they haven't seen, and they would like to see that as well. so, the iopc have said that they are in the process of gathering material, they are looking at this as thoroughly as they can, but

greater manchester police has suspended an officer after a video emerged showing a policeman kicking and stamping on a man as he lay on the floor at manchester airport. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. joe biden has told the american people he quit the us presidential race to save democracy. he said, "it's time to pass the torch to a new generation." the president was speaking in a televised address from the oval office to explain why he's abandoned his attempt to get re—elected to the white house, paving the way for his vice president, kamala harris, to take on donald trump in november's election. will grant reports from washington. in a speech no sitting president has delivered in more than half a century, joe biden confirmed his decision to drop out of the race to the american people. it was time for new voices and, yes, he acknowledged, younger voices. so i have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. that is the best way to unite our nation. nothing could get in the way of saving democracy, said president biden, including personal ambition. he painte

greater manchester, as well.oing is asking the police and making giving the police support so that they continue to investigate. two things, as well as the complaint against the officer for the head kick. the first thing is the original issue that led to the arrest in the first place, which seems to completely forgotten. and then secondly, the issues that happened, the other issues that happened, the other issues that happened with the incident around that arrest and around the violence that ensued, which, you know, as we understand it, left a female police officer with a broken nose. so that cannot be forgotten about. yes, of course, we've seen the video footage of the of the of the head kick. if there's enough reason to suspend that officer whilst investigations take place. okay, but the investigations must continue to take place into what other people did in that same incident. >> i'll come back to you on this now because i've seen quite recent comments. well, recent ish from the home secretary. yvette cooper

greater manchester police has suspended one officer from all duties.ests in the office of the greater manchester mayor, andy burnham.

the video footage of a greater manchester - place. police i place. the video footage of a - greater manchester police officer stamping on and kicking a man in manchester airport is truly shocking and disturbing. that man is one of my constituents in rochdale and i am meeting his family later today. our police face the very difficultjob every day of keeping us all safe but they themselves know that they have to expect the highest standards of conduct in their duties. the independent _ conduct in their duties. the independent office for police conduct says it is looking to all the circumstances in a thorough and robust investigation and will work to provide answers people want as quickly as it can. lauren moss, bbc news. our reporter yunus mulla is outside rochdale police station for us now, where there were those protests last night about the footage. yunus, what's the latest? when you've got greater manchester police referring to this incident as shocking and that people should be rightly disturbed, it is no surprise to find that's ex

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greater manchester police have suspended one officer from all duties.been protests over the incident. our u.k. editor ed thomas reports. ed: chaos inside manchester airport. police, some with tasers. watch the male officer. first a kick, then a stamp. the men on the ground in likely was motionless, his mother sitting over him -- the man on the ground in light blue is motionless, his mother sitting over him. men who kicked move to the man on the bench. he looks like he is hit with a taser. blood appears to be coming from this officer's nose. in distress, she is later taken away from the confusion. then later, this happened. we understand these men witnessed the first incident. they're approached by different armed officers. one is pepper sprayed, before two were handcuffed and taken away. >> we are headed to rochdale police station -- ed: this video was posted on social media by the solicitor of the brothers involved in the stamping first incident. today he told us the man being seen kicked on the ground had been rushed to hospital. what is the health si

andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester.re still paying too much for fuel — while supermarkets have seen their forecourt profits double in the last five years — that's the finding of the competition watchdog. it's asking the government to do more to enforce a data—sharing scheme, which helps motorists compare prices. but the body representing many fuel retailers said it was committed to keeping prices as low as possible. margins are as high as we have seen them. 1.6 billion, drier overshares in 2023, on top of 900 million too much in 2022. the cma are investigating because we actually highlight these issues for so long, an investigation ordered... we don't know where the five he went, it doesn't seem to have made its way to drier. what five he went, it doesn't seem to have made its way to drier. what do ou make have made its way to drier. what do you make of — have made its way to drier. what do you make of the _ have made its way to drier. what do you make of the real-time - you make of the real—time viewfinder, basically p

live to greater manchester where mayor andy burnham is giving a news conference.giving a news conference. tie: purpose of today is is giving a news conference. ti2 purpose of today is to convey the overwhelming feeling in greater manchester about the need now to move forward, with an investigation thatis move forward, with an investigation that is fair to everyone involved, and by being seen as such brings people back together. together with the deputy mayor, i visited rochdale this morning and met with around a0 community partners, and was grateful for the honest conversations we had. people spoke of the family's appeal for calm. it was echoed in the room. and i am today amplifying that message as loudly and clearly as i can, so that everyone hears it. lots of people this week have had their say on the fence here, and it is important now for those people to hear what people in greater manchester want to happen next. what they want is a process that is fair to everyone, rigorous, swift, and has input from greater

this update has come through from greater manchester. through from greater manchester police in the lastowing that video which emerged on social media yesterday you have been talking about of what happened during an arrest at manchester airport. i think we can play it again. greater manchester police has called this video truly shocking. it says the use of such force in an arrest is unusual. you can see a male officer holding a taser over a man lying on the floor and stamping on and kicking his head. it happened after reports of a fight at terminal 2 on tuesday night and police say when they went to make an arrest, three officers were attacked and they needed hospital treatment, and a female officer also suffered a broken noes. four men were arrested for affray and assault on emergency service workers. and one officer was removed from operational duties yesterday and the force referred itself to the police watchdog, and now this morning, greater manchester police has confirmed an officer has been suspended from all duties. tells about the protest at the police station what happened there

he also said the brother of these two men is a serving greater manchester police officer.a he is a serving police officer. and what has he said about what happened? he's scared of going to work because he thinks that he might happen to him. and what did the brothers want to happen? especially to... justice. the brothers wantjustice. this was a joint enterprise criminal offence. so they need to be prosecuted. they need to be... that's what the family wants. prosecutions for... ? that's what we want. that's what the family wants. they need to be arrested, interviewed under caution, charged and taken to a court of law. we're still not clear about the moments before the footage that has been posted on social media. greater manchester police say they were called there after reports of an assault and that three of their officers needed hospital treatment — one for a broken nose. one police officer has now been suspended and today, the prime minister gave his thoughts on this incident. i understand the public�*s concerned. i've seen it myself and understand that concern. there ha

airport, but the third actually works for greater manchester police.e that is what the solicitor ahmed yacoub told us, that this is a family with three brothers, and the eldest is a serving officer for greater manchester police was not turned up to work today, he has told his supervisor that he feels unsafe and threatened and the family are saying that as part of the picture of how they are coping with this, that they are speaking to the police watchdog, the iopc, about their experience, they are appealing for people who were at the terminal yesterday who have not yet given up footage, and there were people filming, more than have already provided footage, but the family said they would like to say. manchester airport have said they have provided the iopc with cctv footage with they have from that area as well, so it is a moving picture, but in terms of the family, we know that of the brothers who were there, the man we understand to have been on the floor, demand that the footage shows was being kicked, it looks like, not footage by a police officer,

four men members of a greater manchester police officer.mbers of a greater manchester police officer . four men in the police officer. four men in the end were arrested on suspicion of assault and affray, and the police watchdog has now launched its official investigation . a its official investigation. a man has been charged with attempted murder after the stabbing of a uniformed army officer in kent. 24 year old anthony esson has been remanded in custody after appearing in court today. he was arrested near his home in rochester just near his home in rochesterjust 30 minutes after the violent attack . he's also been charged attack. he's also been charged with possession of an offensive weapon in a public place. he'll be back in court next month. it comes after lieutenant colonel mark teetan, who's in his 40s, was stabbed near brompton barracks in gillingham on tuesday evening. he remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition . as you've been condition. as you've been hearing, the former immigration minister, robert jenrick, will st

well, they have and this is a big concern for those leading greater manchester police.ation to escalate outside rochdale police station last night there was a protest. you can see the images there. it passed off peacefully, noisy protests but passed off peacefully. at the end. those people dispersed but of course the concern is especially as we move towards the weekend, there is always a potential in that community for there to be something more significant arising. we only need to look back to what happened in leeds a week ago to see the potential for trouble is , and it seems for trouble is, and it seems that the local member of parliament, paul walker of course, the seat was held briefly by george galloway . briefly by george galloway. >> the seat of rochdale, now the labour member of parliament, has been meeting with the family. he's released a statement to that effect, it seems that a lot of the sort of politicians of the area are rowing in behind the area are rowing in behind the family, of the ones who the of the people who the police tried to detain rather than

in a widely circulated video filmed on tuesday, a greater manchester officer is seen kicking a man in head while he's on the floor. the force has suspended one officer from all duties, and referred itself to the independent police watchdog. there have been protests this evening outside the offices of the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham. our uk editor ed thomas is in manchester tonight. yes, the impact of those moments of confusion and violence have been felt and seen here today. protest outside the offices of the mayor, a police officer suspended, the prime minister responding but still, people here want to know exactly what happened. today the solicitor who was representing two of the brothers at the centre of all this says they wanted justice and prosecutions. but the police federation, who is representing the police officer who has been suspended, said that they hoped for a fair hearing where all sides of the story are told. a warning, this report contains violent footage. you've got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! chaos inside manchester airport. we're normal ci

greater manchester airport. greater manchester police say three of its officers were seriously injured when they attended to reports of an assault in the car park, which happened before the event. seen in the video, a female police officer suffered a broken nose in that altercation. since then, a solicitor representing two of the men involved say they're family members of a greater manchester police officer. four men were arrested on suspicion of assault and affray, and the police watchdog is now investigating. meanwhile, a man has been charged with attempted murder after the stabbing of a uniformed army officer in kent, 24 year old anthony esson has been remanded in custody after appearing in court today. he was arrested near his home in rochester just 30 minutes arrested near his home in rochesterjust 30 minutes after rochester just 30 minutes after the violent attack. he's also been charged with possession of an offensive weapon in a public place. he'll be back in court next month . it's after next month. it'

in manchester airport on tuesday night where greater manchester officer was seen kicking and stamping on the head of a suspect lying on the floor. —— filmed in manchester airport. there is now an investigation under way, but there has been some unrest in rochdale, where the suspect was from, and also in other areas of manchester, the mayor there appealing for calm. he said he had a meeting with local people in rochdale this morning, he said that he alongside the family of the gentleman involved are also appealing for calm, he is amplifying that message very much so that everyone, he says, he has it clearly. this is the full facts must be established into what happen so they can get into the full truth of what happened, he said they do not want people with politicians with their own agendas exploiting the issue, so he is very much looking ahead to the weekend and wants to make sure that there is calm in all communities. you are watching bbc news. destruction occurring just hours before the opening ceremony of the palace 202a 0lympics. i ask the games�* executive director about whether

what manchester police, greater manchester police should have done was the chief constable should have a newspaper outlet as opposed to greater manchester police. but i think in order to give a fuller picture, i think all of this information should have been put into the public domain, and then people could have made their own decisions. but there's two issues here. one is the amount of force, which i think is proportionate and reasonable in arresting these two individuals after they've attacked the police officers, which includes use of taser and holding them. and i think that's totally appropriate given the way they were attacking police officers. i think the the part which i think is excessive force is when the man was down, having been tasered, then to be kicked in the head and stamped on his head. i think that was that was not reasonable. and i think now the matter has been investigated, as you said, we've had the independent office for police conduct who have taken over the investigation. so it will be done independently from greater manchester police, which is what should have h

manchester, some targeting the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham .ter, andy burnham. >> yeah. look, there's always going to be an element of people that will come along with their own agenda. i do not condone any kind of violence towards anybody at these protests, whichever type of protest they are, i totally support the communities totally support the communities to come out and have their voices heard. this is a really concerning issue . this isn't an concerning issue. this isn't an issue that just concerns one section of the community. this concerns the wider public. the pubucin concerns the wider public. the public in general are mortified by what they've seen. this could have been somebody's child, brother, uncle, sister, a mum aunty that was subjected to that kind of violence by that particular officer. and yes, you're right, that officer needs to justify his actions. i'm not saying, you know, it's not for me to say he needs to justify his actions. why he felt it was necessary. was it proportionate and was the right course of action taken? howe

the cps knew and greater manchester police knew. and ccrc knew. but they did nothing.e and specifically by the miscarriages body. there was a complete failure to understand the evidence at the time of the first application, and the significance of the new dna evidence was completely missed. the second application, the approach to that was too rigid. even at the time of the third application, when everything had been made clear, the heavy lifting had been done by the charity representing mr malkinson. in a statement, the chair apologised to mr malkinson, but he says it's too little, too late. get rid of the decision—makers at the ccrc, get a whole new bunch and retrain them in a way that is not sycophantic to the appeal courtjudges. you know? because i think that is what is going on as well. they are too afraid, too timid and fearful of upsetting high courtjudges. and they shouldn't be. they should be absolutely fearless. a wider review into alleged failings by greater manchester police is still under way. today, andy malkinson begins his fight for compensation, but tha

the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has urged people to allow the authorities to continuef the scenes distressing. new footage obtained by the manchester evening news appears to show more of what happened. the police are seen trying to detain one man before another starts to punch one of the officers. the man being detained in the light blue top also begins punching the female officers. he then appears to attack the officer holding the taser. after that, one of the female officers tasers the man. you can then see another officer kick the man in the head when the footage ends. responding to the release of the video, the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said it was a complicated situation, with two sides urging people not to rush tojudgement. he said... this is the footage that caused the initial controversy. no, we are normal civilians. apparently showing an officer kicking and stamping on the head of a man lying on the ground. 0h! move back, move back! the constable seen here has been suspended from duty. stop kicking people. the independent office for police con

greater manchester is.hey�* re responsible greater manchester is. they're responsible for further holding the police to account. andy burnham has called for calm, and he's urged people not to rush to judgment on what may have happened given that there is now an investigation ongoing. we also know the independent office police conduct have met with the family of the two men who are subject to the incident last night of the incident has now turned into a debate on policing, with some politicians expressing support and some criticism. it has excited a lot of passion and anger, and a lot of noise. the bbc has discovered that a suspect in the racist murder of stephen lawrence admitted to police to being a paedophile, but no action was taken against him. matthew white had also been convicted of carrying a machete, four years before the murder in 1993. our investigations correspondent daniel de simone has the details. is this the final chance for justice? stephen lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang in a racist

a wider review into alleged failings by greater - into alleged failings by greater manchester police malkinson begins his fight for compensation, but that could take years. a significant report, what is the reaction to it been?— reaction to it been? well, this re ort is reaction to it been? well, this report is absolutely _ reaction to it been? well, this report is absolutely huge, - reaction to it been? well, this - report is absolutely huge, because it sets out an absolute litany of failures over many, many years which the author in that clip said could have been avoided, missed opportunities. so seriously has this report been taken within government, i havejust been report been taken within government, i have just been told by the ministry ofjustice that the justice secretary and lord chancellor shabana mehmood has begun the process to sack helen pitcher as the chair of the three match, that has literallyjust happened in the last few minutes while we have been preparing to go on air. the statement from the lord chancellor says it was sobering to read the findings. my thoughts are

but as the mayor overseeing greater manchester police, have you been given a steer?obviously, given the huge interest in the whole issue, and, you know, i think everyone could see that there is a public interest in that, but you can't really put a timeline on investigations. they take as long as they they take. at least now there is a fuller picture. as i said at the start, in the public domain. and it is, as i was saying last week, much more complicated than was first made out. you know, we live in a world where something appears, a fragment, and everybody rushes to judgement and then another fragment, and then everybody makes a judgement on that. it's very difficult. but now we should now accept that there are two parallel investigations. they've got to be allowed to complete their work, and then a line eventually will be able to be drawn. but as i say, there are serious issues here to be investigated on both sides. do you think the anger within the community and the public backlash that we saw initially would have been as intense, had people seen this latest foota

greater manchester police's assistant chief constable, wasim chaudhry, said the video showed an eventch you may find disturbing. here it is. the incident happened after reports of an altercation between members of the public. the force said that while trying to arrest a suspect in the original altercation, three officers were violently assaulted. a female officer was taken to hospital with a broken nose. the force confirmed tonight that one male officer has been removed from operational duties and it has referred itself to the independent office of police conduct. our north of england correspondent, judith moritz, is at police headquarters in manchester and sent us this update. we're told that happened just before 8:30pm last night at terminal 2 of manchester airport. there'd been a fight between members of the public which caused the police to be called, and when officers got down there, and they'd seen on cctv that one of the people involved at that fight was at one of the car park ticket machines, when they got down there, greater manchester police say that their officers were atta

greater manchester police has accepted the recommendations for better treatment, training and femalely, to shore up public confidence and that, for me, is something that i feel very, very passionate about. this 200 page report makes for more difficult reading after a few years now of revelations about racism and sexism among some police forces around the country. and the recommendations don'tjust apply to greater manchester, but are nationwide, too — like calls for new guidance around strip searches to be used only when necessary, and a review looking at attitudes towards women and girls and victims of crime and how they're treated. they are easy to discredit. they are easy to squash. this is a snapshot into what is going on far too often. it's hoped the inquiry could lead to national systemic change. for chantelle, and the others, words alone won't fix what they were put through. lauren moss, bbc news. thejustice secretary is to push for the sacking of the chair of the criminal cases review commission, following the publication of a report into the case of andrew malkinson. he spent

the focus is on greater manchester police.— manchester police. thank you very much. he the united states, britain and south korea have jointly accused north korea of using a cyber espionage campaign to steal nuclear and military secrets. let's get the latest on this developing story with our security correspondent gordon corera. tell us more. this is an advisory ut out tell us more. this is an advisory put outjust _ tell us more. this is an advisory put outjust an _ tell us more. this is an advisory put outjust an hour— tell us more. this is an advisory put outjust an hour ago. - tell us more. this is an advisory i put outjust an hour ago. warning tell us more. this is an advisory - put outjust an hour ago. warning of a specific north korean in group, which they accuse of stealing quite interesting information. going after everything from military hardware to uranium enrichment to drone technology. also trying to get hold of that from north korea. i think the fact that it's named some of the countries as well, india and japan, but also that this group funds it's felt

also, in a short while across the andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester.'s been a cool , manchester. he's been a cool, calm head in the situation around manchester airport , around manchester airport, saying it's not clear cut and urging people not to use this incident for political gain or means this is your show. please get in touch. gb news. com forward slash yoursay. but now let's do your headlines with sam francis . francis. >> martin, thank you very much and good afternoon to you. it's exactly 3:02. and the top story as we were hearing there, eurostar is advising travellers to cancel trips to paris today if they can. that's after a series of arson attacks just hours before tonight's olympics opening ceremony. the prime minister is urging people to take note of those warnings , take note of those warnings, with 1 in 4 services expected to be axed . it's after fires were be axed. it's after fires were started near at least three french train lines today . the french train lines today. the state owned sncf says its services were the victim of what it's

in a widely circulated video filmed on tuesday, a greater manchester officer is seen kicking a man in on the floor. the force has suspended one officer from all duties, and referred itself to the independent police watchdog. there have been protests after the incident. a warning you may find this report by ed thomas distressing. you've got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! chaos inside manchester airport. we're normal civilians! armed police, some with tasers. now watch the male officer. first a kick, than a stamp. the man in the light blue is motionless, his mother sitting over him. stop kicking people! the male officer who kicked him then moves to the man sitting on the bench, who has his hands on his head. he's stamped on. then it looks like he is hit with a taser. here, blood appears to be falling from this female officer's nose. in distress, she's taken away by a colleague. and later, this happened. we understand these men witnessed the first incident. they're approached by different armed officers. one is pepper—sprayed, before two were handcuffed and taken away. the brot

airport . arrest at manchester airport. >> mark white has more, well, greater manchester police have referred this incident to the policing watchdog, the independent office for police conduct. there have been protests outside a police station in the greater manchester area . manchester area. >> and will we have a clean energy revolution? the prime minister will unveil the plans to set up great british energy this morning. are you ready for britain to become a clean energy superpower ? superpower? >> and biden bows out overnight. the us president, joe biden, made his first public address since quitting the presidential race, admitting he might just be too old for the job after all. >> so i've decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation and the tory leadership race begins. >> tom tugendhat throws his hat into the ring to replace rishi sunak , vowing crucially to leave sunak, vowing crucially to leave the echr >> i am prepared to make any decision that will keep the british people safe and a royal rift. >> prince harry reveals the motivation behind his crusade

he also said the brother of these two men is a serving greater manchester police officer.e. this was a joint enterprise criminal offence. so they need to be prosecuted. they need to be... that's what the family wants? prosecutions for... ? that's what we want. that's what the family want. they need to be arrested, interviewed under caution, charged and taken to a court of law. we're still not clear about the moments before the footage that has been posted on social media. greater manchester police say they were called there after reports of an assault and that three of their officers needed hospital treatment — one for a broken nose. one police officer has now been suspended, and today, the prime minister gave his thoughts on this incident. i understand the public's concerned. i've seen it myself— and understand that concern. there have now been, ithink, the suspension of one police i officer this morning. and this was the mayor of greater manchester today, andy burnham, who oversees gmp, responding to the footage. it is not clear—cut, i would say. and there are issues for

in a widely circulated video filmed on tuesday, a greater manchester officer is seen kicking a man in the force has suspended one officer from all duties and referred itself to the independent police watchdog. there have been protests after the incident. a warning — you may find this report by ed thomas distressing. you've got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! chaos inside manchester airport. we're normal civilians! armed police, some with tasers. now watch the male officer. first a kick, than a stamp. the man in the light blue is motionless, his mother sitting over him. stop kicking people! the male officer who kicked him then moves to the man sitting on the bench, who has his hands on his head. he's stamped on. then it looks like he is hit with a taser. here, blood appears to be falling from this female officer's nose. in distress, she's taken away by a colleague. and later, this happened. we understand these men witnessed the first incident. they're approached by different armed officers. one is pepper—sprayed, before two were handcuffed and ta ken away. the brothers at the

the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has urged people to allow the authorities to continue warning, you may find some of the scenes distressing. new footage obtained by the manchester evening news appears to show more of what happened. the police are seen trying to detain one man before another starts to punch one of the officers. the man being detained in the light blue top also begins punching the female officers. he then appears to attack the officer holding the taser. after that, one of the female officers tasers the man. you can then see another officer kick the man in the head when the footage ends. responding to the release of the video, the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said it was a complicated situation, with two sides, urging people not to rush tojudgement. he said... this is the footage that caused the initial controversy. no, we are normal civilians. apparently showing an officer kicking and stamping on the head of a man lying on the ground. 0h! move up, move up! the constable seen here has been suspended from duty. stop kicking people. the indepen

here in the uk, the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, says we now have a fuller picture of thefootage emerged late last night showing the moments before a police officer kicked and stamped on a man last week. the new video, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning — you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you've got him on the floor, stop being agressive! the man in blue here is fahir amaaz — now known to millions as the man who has his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a grey top comes in and punches are thrown. the man in blue breaks free and more punches are thrown between him and two other officers, who fall to the floor. he then drags the other officer down, as he holds a taser towards the man in grey. one of the other officers tasers him, and this footage ends as the man in blue is kicked in the h

greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesdayat 7.20pm, there was an altercation between passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we have spoken to close to the family say that fahir is still traumatised and still needs medical scans. they say the family is not a criminalfamily, they say that if anyone is found to have broken the law, they should face due process. they also say that there is no context that cou

a greater manchester police constable is under criminal investigation for assault, after a video emergedhe lay on the floor at manchester airport. the announcement came from the independent office for police conduct. this report from ed thomas contains violent scenes from the start. shouting. for the first time the police officer at the centre of the chaos and violence has been told he is facing a criminal investigation not only for the kicks and stamps... ..but also for his use of pava spray. screaming. stop it! brothers fahir and amaad, seen here showing their injuries, have been told by the police watchdog the iopc that the officer who kicked and stamped on them is being investigated for assault. we have got the statement from the iopc and it says, "we have served the police constable with the disciplinary notice to inform him he is being investigated for potential gross misconduct for a number of alleged breaches of police professional standards, including his use of force." we understand the brothers were at the airport to meet a relative. police say they arrived here after reports

last night hundreds attended a protest outside the offices of the mayor of greater manchester.artners in rochdale. people spoke of the family's appeal for calm. it was echoed in the room and i am today amplifying that message as loudly and clearly as i can. it is in everyone's interest that from here we proceed with things in a measured and a peaceful way. the brothers and two other people who were arrested here remain on bail. the iopc say they're hoping to interview the gmp officer involved under caution as soon as possible. huge, fast—moving wildfires have destroyed up to half of the historic canadian town ofjasper, according to local officials. firefighters have been battling to save as many buildings as possible. entire streets of the main town in western canada's jasper national park have been levelled by the fire. while no deaths have been reported, some 20,000 tourists and 5,000 residents have fled the area in alberta province. during a news conference the alberta premier, danielle smith, struggled to recount the scale of the damage. for many generations, the town ofjas

greater manchester police are appealing for information about the series of earlier events last tuesdayn passengers on a qatar airways flight from doha. they say it may have taken place on board or in the baggage hall, although the airline denies it happened on the plane. then, at 8.22pm, the police say there was a violent altercation involving members of the public in a branch of starbucks at manchester's terminal two. that happened six minutes before the altercation involving the police. four people were arrested after that incident and released on police bail. a police officer is facing a criminal investigation over kicking, stamping and using incapacitant spray. we understand the police officers involved are still under the care of medical professionals. sources we have spoken to close to the family say that fahir is still traumatised and still needs medical scans. they say the family is not a criminal family, they say that if anyone is found to have broken the law, they should face due process. they also say that there is no context that could justify an assault on someone who is l

here in the uk, the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham says we now have a fuller picture of thecident, after new footage emerged late last night showing the moments before a police officer kicked and stamped on a man last week. the new video, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning — you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you've got him on the floor, stop being agressive! the man in blue here is fahir amaaz — now known to millions as the man who has his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a grey top comes in and punches are thrown. the man in blue breaks free and more punches are thrown between him and two other officers, who fall to the floor. he then drags the other officer down, as he holds a taser towards the man in grey. one of the other officers tasers him, and this footage ends as the man in blue

offices of the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham, who oversees gmp.g situation that escalates. there are issues on both sides. it�*s not clear—cut. however, i do not step away from my initialjudgement that this was a disturbing incident. the police watchdog, the iopc, said it was investigating the level of force used by officers. ed thomas, bbc news, rochdale. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. one of the world�*s most wanted drugs lords has been apprehended in texas. the us attorney general, said that ismael zambada, commonly known as el mayo, was captured at an airfield near el paso on the mexican border. el mayo is head of the notorious sinaloa drug cartel which he co—founded, along withjoaquin guzman, also known as el chapo. the canadian prime minister has praised firefighters for working hard to save lives and homes from a massive wildfire in the western province of alberta. over 400 foreign firefighters from australia, new zealand, mexico and south africa had joined the efforts to control the blazes. the fires are thought to have been

here in the uk, the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, says we now have a fuller picture of thecident, after new footage emerged late last night showing the moments before a police officer kicked and stamped on a man last week. the new video, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning — you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you've got him on the floor, stop being agressive! the man in blue here is fahir amaaz — now known to millions as the man who has his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a grey top comes in and punches are thrown. the man in blue breaks free and more punches are thrown between him and two other officers, who fall to the floor. he then drags the other officer down, as he holds a taser towards the man in grey. one of the other officers tasers him, and this footage ends as the man in blue