from“ he of children. martin grace from the national crime _ of children. martin grace from the national crime agency _ of children. martin grace from the national crime agency outlining i of children. martin grace from the i national crime agency outlining the impact of those crimes on the victims. he was speaking to our special correspondent lucy manning. much more on our website on that story. you can access that qr code if you want to be taken to that. we will be back on this throughout the day. i want to bring you up—to—date with another story. the british by minister keir starmer has been meeting with his italian counterpart, giorgia meloni. talking about migrants. the talks come after eight people died yesterday crossing the channel. the prime minister said the channel. the prime minister said the uk and italy had a shared intent to work together on the issue. our correspondent is travelling with the prime minister and sent us this report. looking and learning. the prime minister is in rome to see how italy has managed to reduce the number of migrants travelling from

north africa. they say this is key. enforcement agencies working together to stop people smuggling gangs and trying to stop people making the crossing in the first place. there has been- making the crossing in the first place. there has been some quite dramatic reductions. _ place. there has been some quite dramatic reductions. i _ place. there has been some quite dramatic reductions. i want - place. there has been some quite dramatic reductions. i want to - dramatic reductions. i want to understand how that came about. it looks like it is done by the upstream work being done by some of the countries people are coming from. i believe that prevention, stopping people travelling in the first place, is one of the best ways to deal with this political issue. all the fanfare of a foreign visit but these two leaders come from very different political perspectives. they are hoping for common ground on migration. it italy has given money to tunisia to try to stop it. they have also given money to albania so that it can be processed there. the prime minister says he is interested in this. this is why it is such a bay priority. the remnants of a boat washed up on the french coast

yesterday. eight people died trying to make the proper to britain. that might cross into britain. looking at other options to tackle the trade. i think they would have been wise to take a _ think they would have been wise to take a bit_ think they would have been wise to take a bit of a breath before immediately dismissing the row and a plan. immediately dismissing the row and a plan by— immediately dismissing the row and a plan. by all_ immediately dismissing the row and a plan. by all means look at the albania — plan. by all means look at the albania pan, but there is growing momentum across europe for this plan that asylum _ momentum across europe for this plan that asylum processes could be dealt with in_ that asylum processes could be dealt with in another country. here that asylum processes could be dealt with in another country.— with in another country. here in italy they _ with in another country. here in italy they are — with in another country. here in italy they are at _ with in another country. here in italy they are at the _ with in another country. here in italy they are at the forefront i with in another country. here in italy they are at the forefront of the talent europe has been wrestling with for years. multiple different attempts to address it and italy's latest effort, in particular, doing deals with the countries migrants are coming from, seems to be working. its approach, including the treatment of migrants from the mediterranean,... albania, isn't mediterranean, . .. albania, isn't without mediterranean,... albania, isn't without controversy. humans rights groups are amongst those raising concerns. business on trade and

security, but the issue of people crossing the sea to reach other countries is foremost. as well as the political pressure, it comes with a very human costs. let's pick up with a very human costs. let's pick up on some of what alex was reporting. let's cross over to rome. our correspondence joins us live. very interested in how italy has been managing to decrease, bring down those irregular migration numbers. coming from the african continent. he numbers. coming from the african continent. , ., , ., continent. he seemed to put more credence behind _ continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the _ continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the idea - continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the idea of - continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the idea of this i continent. he seemed to put more | credence behind the idea of this up streaming work. that is what italy has been doing. he means deals that italy is doing with the countries from where the migrants set. namely tunisia and libya. that is a reference mainly to deals that were struck last year between the italian and european union authorities and

to tunisia and libya. they gave tunisia money to encourage the tunisian government to beef up its coastguard and to stop the boats, small boats, from leaving tunisia to make the perilous crossing to italy. that is what i think is behind this dramatic fall in boats arriving here in italy. italy has seen a 64% fall this year in a regular migration. as alex alluded to in that report, these are very controversial deals. members of the european parliament themselves, have said that we are worried about bankrolling dictators, the tunisian government is clamping down on democracy at the moment. the president has suspended parliament, jailing journalists... there is a concern about that. also, how words keir starmer replicate that sort of deal with britain's point of view?

irregular migrants are coming from france, across the channel into britain. britain is not going to start giving france 200 million euros in the same way. it has a different relationship with france that italy has to north africa. law enforcement, intelligence agencies, trying to tackle the problem of irregular migration. thea;t trying to tackle the problem of irregular migration. they touch upon other issues. — irregular migration. they touch upon other issues, ukraine... _ irregular migration. they touch upon other issues, ukraine... it— irregular migration. they touch upon other issues, ukraine... it would - irregular migration. they touch upon other issues, ukraine... it would be| other issues, ukraine... it would be good to get your view on that. they seem to be getting on even though they are from different political divides. , ., they are from different political divides. , . ,, ., they are from different political divides. , . ,, . , divides. they are. keir starmer is obviously a _ divides. they are. keir starmer is obviously a left _ divides. they are. keir starmer is obviously a left winger, _ divides. they are. keir starmer is obviously a left winger, giorgia . obviously a left winger, giorgia meloni is a right—winger whose origins are in new fascism. starmer started off as being a young socialist, the labour use moments. they come from the opposite ends of the political divide but i need now of countries with a very important

relationship. he made reference to the fact that italy is the sixth biggest direct source of investment into britain. there is a huge italian community in britain. he talks about the huge affection between the countries. he has also talked about the reset in relations with europe since he came into office. italy, the third—largest eu member, is an important eu country, economy. coming here earlier in his premiership, he wanted to demonstrate that. they are also talking about big issues like ukraine and whether or not there could be an agreement, perhaps at the un general assembly next week. for ukraine to be able to use these long—range missiles into russian territory, which have been provided by the uk. actually, the production of those less hours involved italy. it is a joint venture that involves italy. that gives you a sense of how important the relationship between and rome is.

important the relationship between and rome is-_ important the relationship between and rome is. ., , ., , and rome is. really good to see you as alwa s. and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank _ and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank you. _ and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank you. much - and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank you. much more i as always. thank you. much more on our live page. let's turn to the united states. police in florida are investigating a man accused of attempting to assassinate donald trump. the former president was unharmed after a man with an assault rifle was spotted by an agent close to where mr trump was playing golf. 58—year—old ryan ralph is said to be a supporter of ukraine in its war with russia. he has previously travelled to kyiv. biden has addressed the assassination attempt. let's have a listen.— let's have a listen. thank god the resident let's have a listen. thank god the president is _ let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. _ let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. i— let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. i think _ let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. i think we - let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. i think we have i let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. i think we have a| president is ok. i think we have a full report so far. one thing i want to make clear,... they need more

help. i think congress should respond to their needs. that needs to be talked about. share respond to their needs. that needs to be talked about.— to be talked about. are you concerned? _ to be talked about. are you concerned? personnel, - to be talked about. are you - concerned? personnel, bringing in more _ concerned? personnel, bringing in more money... concerned? personnel, bringing in more money---_ concerned? personnel, bringing in more money... they need to decide whether they _ more money... they need to decide whether they need _ more money... they need to decide whether they need more _ more money... they need to decide whether they need more personnel| more money... they need to decide i whether they need more personnel or not. �* ., , whether they need more personnel or not. ., , ., not. apologies for the sound auali , not. apologies for the sound quality. that _ not. apologies for the sound quality, that was _ not. apologies for the sound quality, that was president l not. apologies for the sound - quality, that was president biden giving his reaction to the attempted assassination, apparently, the attempt on donald trump. he was boarding marine one, hence the difficulty. but we thought it was important to bring it to you. that was the present�*s first reaction to the apparent assassination attempt on donald trump. here in the uk an independent commission is going to look in the premier league's rules by manchester city. the club denies wrongdoing but could be deducted

points or even relegated if found guilty by the 3—person panel. here is our sports editor. guilty by the s-person panel. here is our sports editor.— is our sports editor. manchester ci , is our sports editor. manchester city. champions _ is our sports editor. manchester city, champions again! - is our sports editor. manchester city, champions again! they - is our sports editor. manchesterl city, champions again! they have achieved an _ city, champions again! they have achieved an unprecedented - city, champions again! they have - achieved an unprecedented domination of football. the first ever club to win four titles in a row. fighting a catalogue of premier need charges, over financial rule breaches. catalogue of premier need charges, overfinancial rule breaches. now an independent investigation into the case will again. they have denied wrongdoing and the manager had this to say. wrongdoing and the manager had this to sa . ., , , , wrongdoing and the manager had this tosa. , , to say. hopefully finish soon, the independent _ to say. hopefully finish soon, the independent panel— to say. hopefully finish soon, the independent panel will— to say. hopefully finish soon, the independent panel will decide - to say. hopefully finish soon, the i independent panel will decide and... looking forward to the decision. people are looking for it, i know what they're expecting. i have read it for many years, but i am everyone is innocent, we have not done anything wrong, so we go to the independent panel and we are going

to wait. the independent panel and we are going to wait. " . ., , independent panel and we are going to wait. " . . , ., independent panel and we are going to wait. " . ., , ., ., to wait. the 115 charges relate to 14 cities- -- _ to wait. the 115 charges relate to 14 cities... after _ to wait. the 115 charges relate to 14 cities... after it _ to wait. the 115 charges relate to 14 cities... after it was _ 14 cities... after it was transformed into one of the richest clubs in the world. 54 counts of not providing financial information, 14 counts of not providing full details for payments, and 35 counts of failure to cooperate with the premier league's investigation. city have long denied allegations they artificially inflated sponsor revenue via abu dhabi —based companies to help them get round rules that limit spending on players. last month the man in charge told that a case dragging on for years was finally nearing conclusion. it for years was finally nearing conclusion.— for years was finally nearing conclusion. , ., ., ., conclusion. it is time now for it to resolve itself. _ conclusion. it is time now for it to resolve itself. it _ conclusion. it is time now for it to resolve itself. it has _ conclusion. it is time now for it to resolve itself. it has been - conclusion. it is time now for it to resolve itself. it has been going l conclusion. it is time now for it to l resolve itself. it has been going on a number— resolve itself. it has been going on a number of years and i think it is self—evident that the case needs to be heard _ self-evident that the case needs to be heard. ., be heard. everton were hit with oints be heard. everton were hit with points reduction _ be heard. everton were hit with points reduction for— be heard. everton were hit with points reduction for breaching l be heard. everton were hit with - points reduction for breaching rules last season. city could be looking

at a similar punishment or expulsion from the league if found guilty of the most serious charges. they say they have irrefutable evidence to support their case, but with the hearing set to last ten weeks before a period of deliberation, the club and its fans face a nervous wait. it is time for the weather. last week brought us an autumn chill. this is going to be different. warm out there, largely drier, spells of sunshine. we can see a swirl of cloud. that is storm boris which has been bringing huge amounts of rain and flooding. you will have seen that across central parts of europe. i across the uk, largely clear skies. here we have an area of high pressure. this is going to be with us for the next few days. largely drive. more cloud up to the west of scotland, the odd spot of rain,

light shower across the south—west of england. otherwise, fine and drive. spells of sunshine. a little bit hazy here and there. temperatures between 15 and 21 degrees. it is going to turn a little chilly overnight tonight where we see clear skies. fog could be an issue. perhaps parts of north—east england. a bit breezy down to the south—east and to the north—west. that will hold temperatures up, that across the central parts, light wins, it is going to be a chilly night. chilly start to tuesday, some early flock which —— fog which should clear. a bit breezy towards the south—east, may the odd light shower across parts of tech pant and sussex. temperature wise, the temperatures are starting to climb. the high teens, low 20s for many. could get to 23 degrees. an area of high pressure will tend to move

northwards, but the middle of the week will help to push the cloud away from northern scotland. more sunshine here as we go through the day on wednesday. elsewhere, perhaps a bit of fog first thing. patches of cloud, if you spells of sunshine, a bit breezy down towards the south and south—east. despite that, 24 degrees in london. as we head towards the weekend, it looks like our area of high pressure will slowly retreat northwards. this low towards the south will have a bit more of an influence. increasing chance of some heavy, thundery downpours across england and wales. scotland largely drive.

live from london. this is bbc news. fresh concerns have been raised about the safety of presidential are candidates in the us, after an apparent second attempt on the life of donald trump. a us media has named the suspect as a 58—year—old man, ryan wesley routh. britain's prime minister, keir starmer and his italian counterpart, georgia meloni agree to increase efforts to combat human the former bbc news presenter huw edwards is given a six—month suspended prison sentence for accessing images of child abuse. britain's prime minister, keir starmer and his italian counterpart, georgia meloni agree to increase efforts to combat human trafficking at a meeting in rome. at least 11 people have died

as a result of extreme flooding across parts of central and eastern europe. and the epicjapanese tale, shogun, becomes the first foreign language tv series to win the best drama award at the emmys. hello. thanks forjoining us. president biden has said the us secret service needs more help. police are investigating the background of a man who's suspected of attempting to assassinate donald trump. the incident took place on a florida golf course, close to where the former president was playing. a secret service agent opened fire, after spotting the barrel of a rifle poking out of bushes. a suspect, who's been named by us media as 58 year—old ryan routh, has been arrested. donald trump has said he is �*safe and well�*jon donnison reports.

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