arrive in samoa for a commonwealth summit. let's catch up with the sport now. hello from the bbc sport centre. plenty more to come from the champions league tonight with liverpool among the sides in action, against rb leipzig. nojurgen klopp for the german side, the former reds boss starts work as red bull's head of global soccer from january. arne slot�*s start at anfield has been almost perfect — liverpool top the table domestically, and in europe, they can maintain their 100% record with victory at the red bull arena. they're withoutjota, who was injured at the weekend but the manager intends to play a strong side, to continue their momentum. i never think it is a good idea to lose a game, no matter where you are in the season is always possible to get the best results, the fixture is tough but what do you expect when

you play the champions and premier league, a tough fixture is what we like and what we want so we have to deal with it. like and what we want so we have to deal with it— sport from now. back to you in the studio. we will go live to a press briefing in dorsett at what has happened at a care home there. ., y . , ., there. involving officers from dorset and — there. involving officers from dorset and wiltshire - there. involving officers from dorset and wiltshire fire - there. involving officers from dorset and wiltshire fire and i there. involving officers from - dorset and wiltshire fire and rescue service and south—west ambulance service. the corner and the family of those who have died were informed in our heartfelt thoughts and condolences go out to them during this extremely difficult time. seven people have been taken to hospital as a precaution and other residents of the address had been evacuated to a location where they can receive appropriate care. they are being supported by dorset council and the health service. the deaths are currently being treated as unexplained and we are continuing to liaise with our partner agencies to establish the full circumstances of what has happened. a significant multi agency presence will remain in the area including a police cordon

as we work with our partners to carry out an investigation. following earlier inquiries, i can confirm that potential carbon monoxide poisoning that is our primary line of inquiry but i would stress that there is nothing to indicate that there is currently any risk to the wider public. swan edge is a very close knit community and i know the side deaths will have a significant impact on everyone here and i would like to thank members of the community for the respect, care and kindness that they have showed towards one another with many of them going out of their way to help and support those who have been affected here today. we will continue to provide updates in relation to our investigation as and when we can and i would ask the public to please refrain from any speculation out of respect for those affected today. i will not hand over to the fire and rescue service to deliver the update. i to the fire and rescue service to deliver the update.— to the fire and rescue service to deliver the update. i am dorset fire and rescue —

deliver the update. i am dorset fire and rescue service, _ deliver the update. i am dorset fire and rescue service, firstly - deliver the update. i am dorset fire and rescue service, firstly it - and rescue service, firstly it would like to _ and rescue service, firstly it would like to express our shock and sadness _ like to express our shock and sadness at the incident that does happen— sadness at the incident that does happen today in our thoughts and condolences are very much with those affected _ condolences are very much with those affected. we've had a number of cruise _ affected. we've had a number of cruise on — affected. we've had a number of cruise on scene since around eight oclock— cruise on scene since around eight o'clock this — cruise on scene since around eight o'clock this morning supporting the response _ o'clock this morning supporting the response and subsequent investigation. this has included specialist — investigation. this has included specialist support from our colleagues in hampshire and the isle of wight _ colleagues in hampshire and the isle of wight fire and rescue service. potential— of wight fire and rescue service. potential carbon monoxide poisoning as the _ potential carbon monoxide poisoning as the primary line of inquiry although— as the primary line of inquiry although investigations are continuing. we will continue to support— continuing. we will continue to support our partner agencies as wires — support our partner agencies as wires and — support our partner agencies as wires and as the incident continues. iwill— wires and as the incident continues. twill hand _ wires and as the incident continues. i will hand over to susan thomas. good _ i will hand over to susan thomas. good afternoon, i am tactical commander of his south—west amla services and nhs ambulance trust and the half of south—west ambulance service our thoughts are with those of all those involved in today's sat incident. we were called at 0520 this morning, wednesday, the 23rd of october at two incident at a care

home in swanage. we dispatched multiple resources including has this resource team, ten land cruiser ambulances as well as a significant number of additional resources. sadly as conformed to by dorset police, three people were found to cease at the scene and our thoughts are with their family and friends. he conveyed for patients to hospital and for two dorset county hospital as a precaution. i would like to take this opportunity to say a heartfelt thank you and partners to those responding today and we ask that public continue to access health services normally at this time. if you have any urgent health care needs, contact nhs, iii time. if you have any urgent health care needs, contact nhs, 111 online or on the phone, for life threatening emergencies always call 999. thank you. aha, threatening emergencies always call 999- thank you-— threatening emergencies always call 999. thank you. a statement there by the emergency — 999. thank you. a statement there by the emergency services _ 999. thank you. a statement there by the emergency services after - 999. thank you. a statement there by the emergency services after three - the emergency services after three people were found dead and as we have heard, seven taken to hospital

after an incident at a care home in swanage, dorset, very early this morning. residents have been evacuated. we have heard and confirms that carbon monoxide poisoning is the main line of inquiry they are now investigating for that incident. the oxford astrazeneca vaccine was seen as one of the great successes of the covid pandemic, credited with saving over six million lives in its first year. but in rare cases, it was also responsible for serious side effects like blood clots in the brain which in some cases, were fatal. now the financial scheme set up to support people injured by vaccines has been criticised, with the payouts too low. our medical editor fergus walsh has been to meet some of those affected. jane wrigley used to be a runner, now she can barely walk. do you want to hold my hand? yes, please. 0k. before i had the vaccine, i was a very independent, active woman doing half—marathons.

and now, i have no independence. i can't even shower myself, can i? no. jane suffered a blood clot in her brain two weeks after her first dose of the astrazeneca vaccine in march 2021, and required emergency surgery. as other cases emerged throughout europe, doctors gave the vaccine induced clots a new medical term — vitt. lisa shaw, a presenter at bbc radio newcastle, was 44 when she died — three weeks after her first astrazeneca covid vaccine. her death was attributed to vitt blood clots. lisa's husband gareth is bringing up their son zach on his own. he made a claim through a government scheme set up to support those harmed by vaccines and eventually received £120,000. the amount of this one—off payment hasn't increased since 2007. she died because she took the product that the government told her to get, and they believe that £120,000 is what

makes up for that loss. i think it's insulting. my son will go through the rest of his life without a mam. gareth waited a year for his payment — jane, two years. she agrees the money is inadequate. it doesn't really compare to what it's taken away from me. i mean, ian can't really work. i can't work, either. from 2000, there were an average of two successful claims a year it doesn't really compare to what it's taken away from me. i mean, ian can't really work. i can't work, either. from 2000, there were an average of two successful claims a year under the vaccine damage payment scheme. post—covid, there have been 188 — all but a handful for the astrazeneca vaccine.

a further 253 people were told that although the vaccine was responsible for their injuries, they didn't meet the threshold of 60% disability, and so get nothing. of nearly 16,000 covid vaccine claimants, around half have yet to be notified of the outcome. but the harms caused have to be set against the huge benefits of covid vaccination. it's estimated vaccines prevented over 120,000 covid—related deaths in the uk up to september 2021. adam finn was a member of the committee which advised the government on covid vaccines. the protection these vaccines were able to deliver rapidly, even just after the first dose, really saved a lot of people's lives. but he believes the vaccine damage payment scheme is flawed and needs reform.

at the moment, we are seeing what appears to be a fairly arbitrary compensation scheme, presumably designed to be simple and effective. but it's not really responsive to the level of disability that people experience and it's certainly not changing over time as the cost of living rises. around 50 families affected by vitt blood clots are taking a group legal action against astrazeneca for compensation. both the department of health and astrazeneca said their sympathy went out to anyone who had lost loved ones. the government says it will look closely at the concerns of affected families. astrazeneca said it couldn't comment on ongoing litigation, but patient safety was its highest priority, adding, "regulators around the world state the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks of extremely rare side effects".

the legal case could take years to have a full hearing. to talk more about these extremely rare side effects, we're joined by kerry hurt who suffered vitt blood clots after the astrazeneca vaccine. thank you for being with us. tell us what happened to you. i thank you for being with us. tell us what happened to you.— what happened to you. i had the astrazeneca _ what happened to you. i had the astrazeneca vaccine _ what happened to you. i had the astrazeneca vaccine on - what happened to you. i had the astrazeneca vaccine on the - what happened to you. i had the astrazeneca vaccine on the 1st i what happened to you. i had the | astrazeneca vaccine on the 1st of april, 2021. that week is so inferred severe headaches and blurry eyes and i was taken to anc where they discovered a large blood caught on my brain and i had to have been a life —— two life—saving operations one to remove part of my school and during the second operation i suffered a stroke that left me paralysed on the left—hand side and then the eyes suffered poor vision in my left eye which is how i still am today. in my left eye which is howl still am today-— am today. obviously this sounds acutely painful, _ am today. obviously this sounds acutely painful, tell— am today. obviously this sounds acutely painful, tell us _ am today. obviously this sounds acutely painful, tell us what - am today. obviously this sounds| acutely painful, tell us what your life was like before this.-

life was like before this. before i was perfectly _ life was like before this. before i was perfectly fit _ life was like before this. before i was perfectly fit and _ life was like before this. before i was perfectly fit and healthy - life was like before this. before i was perfectly fit and healthy and | was perfectly fit and healthy and use to regularly walk six miles at least twice a week. i had no health issues whatsoever. haifa least twice a week. i had no health issues whatsoever.— least twice a week. i had no health issues whatsoever. how has his left ou issues whatsoever. how has his left you feeling. — issues whatsoever. how has his left you feeling. are _ issues whatsoever. how has his left you feeling, are you _ issues whatsoever. how has his left you feeling, are you taking - issues whatsoever. how has his left you feeling, are you taking part - issues whatsoever. how has his left you feeling, are you taking part in l you feeling, are you taking part in legal action? you feeling, are you taking part in legalaction? l you feeling, are you taking part in legal action?— you feeling, are you taking part in legal action?_ 40 - you feeling, are you taking part in| legal action?_ 40 hoping legal action? i am, yes. 40 hoping come from — legal action? i am, yes. 40 hoping come from it? _ legal action? i am, yes. 40 hoping come from it? hopefully _ legal action? i am, yes. 40 hoping come from it? hopefullyjust - legal action? i am, yes. 40 hoping come from it? hopefullyjust to . legal action? i am, yes. 40 hoping come from it? hopefullyjust to bej come from it? hopefully 'ust to be able to live — come from it? hopefully 'ust to be able to live my i come from it? hopefully 'ust to be able to live my life as _ come from it? hopefully 'ust to be able to live my life as i _ come from it? hopefullyjust to be able to live my life as i have - able to live my life as i have always done and as close at two i have done before.— always done and as close at two i have done before. have you or your ria have done before. have you or your riu -- have done before. have you or your rig -- legal — have done before. have you or your rig -- legal team — have done before. have you or your rig -- legalteam have _ have done before. have you or your rig -- legalteam have put - have done before. have you or your rig -- legalteam have put a - have done before. have you or your rig -- legal team have put a fingerl rig —— legal team have put a finger on it and what do you think of what has been offered in the current situation for others affected? obviously the payment scheme is not fit for purpose, and obviously with the legal case that is for the lawyers to come in, not for me. hagar lawyers to come in, not for me. how do ou lawyers to come in, not for me. how do you feel — lawyers to come in, not for me. how do you feel now— lawyers to come in, not for me. how do you feel now about _ lawyers to come in, not for me. how do you feel now about the covid vaccine, has it changed your position on them as a group?

certainly not come i had the vaccine for the right reason as everyone else did at the government told us we needed it to protect ourselves and love ones so i did it for that reason i'm certainly not anti—vaccine at all. but i think everyone did it for the right reason, but unfortunately some people had an adverse reaction to it. in people had an adverse reaction to it. , ., , ., ., , it. in terms of your daily life, managing. — it. in terms of your daily life, managing. how _ it. in terms of your daily life, managing, how much - it. in terms of your daily life, managing, how much help i it. in terms of your daily life, | managing, how much help you it. in terms of your daily life, - managing, how much help you have it. in terms of your daily life, _ managing, how much help you have and how much help do you need? i managing, how much help you have and how much help do you need?— how much help do you need? i need a lot of help. — how much help do you need? i need a lot of help, physically, _ how much help do you need? i need a lot of help, physically, my _ how much help do you need? i need a lot of help, physically, my husband i lot of help, physically, my husband has been amazing, he was my full—time care, i needed one to start with now it has come down to bed i can do some things for myself, but he helped me dress and walk and makes tea and things like that, helps with my medication and getting ready and everything like that if i need to go anywhere so basically i am very much still need him. what am very much still need him. what kind of toll —

am very much still need him. what kind of toll has _ am very much still need him. what kind of toll has it _ am very much still need him. what kind of toll has it taken _ am very much still need him. what kind of toll has it taken on - am very much still need him. what kind of toll has it taken on you personally in terms of your day—to—day feelings on all of this? obviously it is very difficult. i can't do things that i used to do, simply getting dressed and things like that obviously i can't have any feeling in my left arm and also i can't even get up to make a drink so i can't carry a cane and walk at the same time 98 splint as well. but our same time 98 splint as well. but your message — same time 98 splint as well. but your message to those who are looking at a number round of covid jabs what? it looking at a number round of covid 'abs what? , . ., . ., jabs what? it is the choice of each individual, — jabs what? it is the choice of each individual, i'm _ jabs what? it is the choice of each individual, i'm not— jabs what? it is the choice of each individual, i'm not anti-vax - jabs what? it is the choice of each individual, i'm not anti-vax at. jabs what? it is the choice of each | individual, i'm not anti-vax at all, individual, i'm not anti—vax at all, it's everyone's choice what they want the vaccine or not. we it's everyone's choice what they want the vaccine or not.- want the vaccine or not. we are crateful want the vaccine or not. we are grateful for _ want the vaccine or not. we are grateful for sharing _ want the vaccine or not. we are grateful for sharing what - want the vaccine or not. we are . grateful for sharing what happened to you with all of us. take care and thank you. if you're intrested in finding out more on this story, "covid vaccine — fighting for a payout" is available now on iplayer now.

let me bring you more on our breaking news from turkey were four people have been killed and 14 injured. in an attack on an aviation company near the capital ankara. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has condemned the attack. with more on this is bbc verify�*s nick eardley. take us what we —— take us through what we know, there is a media blackout in turkey but a lot of information is already been posted on social media.— on social media. there's a lot of foota . e on social media. there's a lot of footage and _ on social media. there's a lot of footage and images _ on social media. there's a lot of footage and images being - on social media. there's a lot ofl footage and images being shared on social media which we are going through at the moment. let 14