phil mackie, bbc news, balderton in nottinghamshire.und not guilty of an animal cruelty offence. sarah moulds, who is 39, lost herjob as a teacher a month after she was caught on camera striking her grey pony, bruce. the court in lincoln heard she was disciplining the animalfor running off. there's to be a reduction in the energy price cap from october, the regulator ofgem has announced, meaning household bills will fall slightly. the price cap, which applies to england, wales and scotland, sets the maximum amount that suppliers can charge for each unit of energy but not the total bill. if you use more, you will pay more. for a home using a typical amount of gas and electricity and paying by direct debit, the current annual bill is £2,074. that will fall to £1,923 for the final three months of this year. but the average household bill will still be hundreds of pounds higher than in the winter of 2021, when it was £1,277. and last winter's support of £400 from the government has ended, while standing charges are expected to rise, so many

flags across the balderton.ghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect . the prime as a mark of respect. the prime minister has said it's a testament to his bravery that he died in the line of duty and a terrible reminder of the work the police do every day to keep us safe . now the mayor of london us safe. now the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policy . suffering adverse consequences because of his policy. he's speaking to gb news. sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's, you know, suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, at the same our policies, but at the same time , i've be honest with time, i've got to be honest with people and say i've been meeting bereaved mums who've lost their children because air children because of air pollution. been meeting a pollution. i've been meeting a paediatricia

the events happened on thursday night in the village of balderton.atest? this of nottingham in nottinghamshire. what is the latest?— what is the latest? this is in the midlands of— what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the _ what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, _ what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, and - what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, and as - what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, and as you | what is the latest? this is in the - midlands of the uk, and as you say, bolton is a small town just to the north—east are nottingham. —— balderton. the police say they were caught there just pop or seven o'clock last night to report the very distressed man on the track. it is not clear exactly what the sequence of events is, but the substrate to help that man, and at some point, he was struck by a train. police officers attended and gave first aid, as an ambulance was on the way. we do know that two men are injured. firstly, the man he was on the track us up with what police

flags across the balderton.ghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect . the prime as a mark of respect. the prime minister has said it's a testament to his bravery that he died in the line of duty and a terrible reminder of the work the police do every day to keep us safe . now the mayor of london us safe. now the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policy . suffering adverse consequences because of his policy. he's speaking to gb news. sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's, you know, suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, at the same our policies, but at the same time , i've be honest with time, i've got to be honest with people and say i've been meeting bereaved mums who've lost their children because air children because of air pollution. been meeting a pollution. i've been meeting a paediatricia

sergeant graham saville was hit by a train in balderton on the 24th of august as he attempted to save a 29 year old who was in distress. yes, tributes have been made by senior officers, along with the prime minister who said it was a terrible reminder of the work that the police do every day to keep us safe. and as we've been hearing, more zombie style knives and machetes with no practical use could be banned under new government plans, according to the home office , work is the home office, work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their import and manufacture possession and sale to two years. a new offence will also be introduced for possessing bladed articles with the intention to endanger life or cause fear of violence would be well. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , gbnews.com. now let's website, gbnews.com. now let's get straight back to andrew and . bev >> good morning. it is 934. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. i'm a bit high. i'm just going to put my chair down a little bit. oh, no, i can't. i'll do it in a minute. right. fo

flags across the balderton. flags across the nottinghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect. the prime minister has said it's a testament to his bravery that he died in the line of duty and a terrible reminder of the work the police do every day to keep us safe . in other news, the us safe. in other news, the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policies. speaking to gb news, sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> dawn neesom i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time, i've got to be honest with people and say, i've been meeting bereaved mums whose lost their children because of air pollution. i've been meeting a paediatrician works paediatrician today who works with mums who are pregnant, suffering the consequences because air pollution and because of air pollution and babies born

he was trying to help someone on the tracks at balderton — not far from nottingham.'s colleagues have been paying tribute to him. sergeant graham seibel was a hugely respected and popular colleague. and the news of his death in the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville to sergeant graham saville whose death was announced earlier today by the force. you're live with bbc news. the chief executive of britain's national air traffic services says this week's air traffic control failure was caused by some flight data received by its systems. it's led to automatic processing in air traffic control suspended for several hours, resulting in more than 1800 flights being affected. some passengers are stil

it happened last thursday in balderton, near newark—on—trent., was a hugely respected and popular colleague. on thursday, we went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm and its testament to graham's dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty while trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. the inquest into the death sara sharif, the ten—year—old girl found dead at a house in woking in surrey, has opened and been adjourned, to allow more inquiries by the police. a pathologist still hasn't been able to give a precise cause of death but says it's likely to be "unnatural". daniel sandford has more details. 19 days after sara sharif�*s body was discovered at her home in woking, specialist search officers are still at the semi detached house. the coroner today suspended his inquest for six months while the police continue what they have called a murder investigation. but the precise cause of sara's death has still not been established by the pathologist, though he h

but they are not believed to be life—threatening. 0ur midlands correspondent, phil mackie, is in balderton, this is when the incident happened. that road bridge carries the auto one over the east coast main line, lots of trains coming through here at great speed. there was a report of an incident last night that nottinghamshire police responded to, a distress man was on the railway lines up an officer was here trying to save him. the officer was hit by a train and suffered life changing injuries. the man he saved suffered electrocution injuries. both were taken to hospital where they are still being treated today for a huge response, not emergency vehicles. investigations are under way as to what went wrong and what happened. 0ne way as to what went wrong and what happened. one thing you can see here is an access gate, which has been guarded by british transport police officers put up it's a secure site but it would be hard to get onto the railway lines. a big question is, if there was already a police incident ongoing and someone on the line, why wasn't the train stopped from coming throu

the events happened on thursday night in the village of balderton, 20 miles away from the city of nottingham sequence of events is but we know this officer was trying to help this man at some point he was struck by a train. police officers attended and they gave first aid as an ambulance was on the way. what we do know is that two men are injured. firstly the man who was on the track has suffered what police are describing as a electrocution injuries but they are not life—threatening. it sounds far more serious for the police officer. he is being treated at the queens medical centre in nottingham. he is suffering from what police describe as life changing injuries. the police constable for the fourth who he worked described him as very poorly. she said it is a devastating incident and a reminder of the risks and the threats that officers all over the country face in doing their job all over the country on a daily basis. three—time world wrestling champion — bray wyatt — has died suddenly at the age of 36. wyatt — whose real name was windham rotunda — had been dealing with an undisclosed heal

he was trying to help someone on the tracks at balderton, not far from nottingham.flown at half—mast. sergeant saville's colleagues have been paying tribute to him. sergeant graham saville was a hugely respected and popular colleague. and the news of his death in the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville, whose death was announced earlier today by the force, after an incident on last thursday. you're live with bbc news. australia will hold a constitutional referendum on the 14th of october on whether to recognise its indigenous people for the first time. the prime minister anthony albanese announced the date and urged australians to vote yes. he said they'd have a once in a generation chance t

he was trying to help someone on the tracks at balderton — not far from nottingham.n paying tribute to him. sergeant graham seibel was a hugely respected and popular colleague. and the news of his death in the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottingham from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville whose death was announced earlier today by the force after an incident on last thursday. you're live with bbc news. well today, president biden was focusing on his reelection campaign, hoping to fulfill a campaign pledge to reduce the cost of vital drugs for seniors and disabled americans. today, the administration has announced that ten of the most expensive prescription drugs have been chosen for price negotiation with the big pharmaceutical manufacturers. half those chosen are med

he was responding to a call about a distressed man who was spotted on a railway line near balderton inhreatening injuries. animal welfare charity the rs pca bought a private prosecution after 39—year—old sarah moulds discipline the animal in lincolnshire, they wept as she was cleared of the charges. you're live with bbc news. a new study suggests gut problems including constipation, difficulty swallowing and an irritable bowel may be an early warning sign of parkinson's disease in some people. the findings add more evidence to the idea that brain and bowel health are intimately linked. and researchers say understanding why gut issues happen might allow earlier treatment of parkinson's. joining me is virologist at the university of cambridge, dr chris smith. doctor smith, good to see you this evening. so what is the link, do you think, that they found? this evening. so what is the link, do you think, that they found?— think, that they found? this is an observational _ think, that they found? this is an observational study _ think, that they found? this is an observational study so _ thi

the events happened on thursday night in the village of balderton, 20 miles away from the city of nottinghame train during the incident, while a man suffered non—life—threatening electrocution injuries. they both remain in hospital. a court in england has found former teacher sarah moulds not guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. she was facing charges over footage of her striking a pony during a hunt. images showed her kicking and slapping the pony in lincolnshire in 2021. a veterinary surgeon who analysed the footage said the pony "was desperately trying to get away" from the blows. but ms moulds said she intended only to "briefly shock" the animal. british police are investigating the deaths of 88 people in the uk who bought a poisonous substance from a man in canada who's accused of helping people to take their own lives. kenneth law was arrested near toronto in may, accused of assisting suicide and selling products to people in 40 countries around the world. the uk's national crime agency has launched an investigation. angus crawford reports. bright and kind. to

he was responding to a call about a distressed man who was spotted on a railway line near balderton inl cruelty charges. the animal welfare charity rspca brought a private prosecution after 39?year?old sarah moulds, disciplined the animal in lincolnshire in 2021. mrs moulds and supporters wept as she was cleared of two charges at lincoln crown court. travellers will face major disruption this bank holiday weekend as rail workers across england are due to walk out on saturday. some 20,000 rmt union members at 14 rail companies are striking as part of a long?running dispute over pay. this weekend will see thousands travelling to events such as the notting hill carnival and the reading and leeds festivals. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. more stories tonight, and i want to give us plenty of time to get into them. tom, i'm going to start with you because one of the stories we covered in the last hour that you want to pick up is this a row over spanish football, and we've had a statement tonight from jenni hermoso the woman at the centre of it, let me just read the w

46 year old sergeant graham saville was trying to save a distressed man on the railway tracks in balderton flags across the nottinghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect. nottinghamshire chief constable kate meynell says his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten . the mayor of london forgotten. the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policies. speaking to gb news, sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time, i've got to be honest with people and say i've been meeting bereaved mums whose lost their children because of air pollution. when been pollution. when i've been meeting paediatrician today meeting a paediatrician today who works with mums who are pregnant suffering the consequences of air consequences because of air pollution who are pollution and babies who are born the consequences. born suffering the cons

46 year old sergeant graham saville was trying to save a distressed man on the railway tracks in balderton across the nottinghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect. nottinghamshire chief constable kate meynell says his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten . now gb news can be forgotten. now gb news can reveal at least 20,000 people have crossed the english channel so far this year. official home office figures show that up until yesterday, 19,800 migrants had arrived in small boats . had arrived in small boats. however, gb sources reveal up to 300 migrants being brought into dover harbour on border force vessels . today brings that vessels. today brings that total. so far, this year to over 20,000. it's understood they crossed the channel in at least six dinghies. that comes as the government insists it's stopping the boats . this year with gb the boats. this year with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying play gb news now it's back to . jacob back to. jacob >> in the world of policy

46 year old sergeant graham saville was trying to save a distressed man on the railway tracks in balderton flags across the nottinghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect. nottinghamshire chief constable kate meynell says his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten . the mayor of london forgotten. the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policies. speaking to gb news, sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time, i've got to be honest with people and say i've been meeting bereaved mums whose lost their children because of air pollution. when been pollution. when i've been meeting paediatrician today meeting a paediatrician today who works with mums who are pregnant suffering the consequences of air consequences because of air pollution who are pollution and babies who are born the consequences. born suffering the cons

sergeant graham saville was hit by a train in balderton on the 24th of this month as he attempted tove a 29 year old who was in distress . the man who was in distress. the man sustained non—life threatening injuries and remains in hospital . all tributes have been made by senior officers, along with the prime minister, who said it was a terrible reminder of the work the police do every day to keep us safe with more zombie style knives and machetes with no practical use could be banned under new government plans , under new government plans, according to the home office, work is underway to increase the maxim sentence for their importation , manufacture, importation, manufacture, possession and sale to two years. new offence will also be introduced for possessing bladed articles with the intention to endanger life or cause fear of violence. the new measures are expected to be brought in following a public consultation on home sales in the uk are expected to be around a fifth lower this year than in 2022. property website zoopla finding that only around a million house sales could be c

phil mackie, bbc news, balderton in nottinghamshire. 13 minutes past eight is the time.s ago? yes. i think even i could draw _ the one for many years ago? yes. i think even i could draw that - the one for many years ago? yes. i think even i could draw that and i the one for many years ago? yes. i | think even i could draw that and my artistic skills are not great. to the upside of spending a bit of time, you know what the upside is of spending a bit of time looking for the luckless monster, you would be in a beautiful place. it's absolutely stunning up there, isn't it? debt for the loch ness monster. and perhaps the sun would shine at all would be well. i guess nessie is probably not too fussy if she sees showers around, that's going to be the picture i think, notjust for a third backer for the uk as well. that's like much of the uk. the unsettled story, sunshine around this is the view from jersey at the moment, but some shower clouds out there in the english channel and those clouds are going to grow in depth meaning the showers they produce will be thundery, heavy, so

police attended an area in balderton over concerns for a man safety just before 7:00 last night.also injured, but it's not thought his injuries are life threatening . we'll bring life threatening. we'll bring you more on that breaking story as we get it. now the average household will see a slight reduction in energy bills heading into the winter. regulator ofgem is dropping the price cap by £150 from october 1st. price cap by £150 from october ist. it price cap by £150 from october 1st. it means the average bill will fall to just under £2,000 a year. will fall to just under £2,000 a year . the will fall to just under £2,000 a year. the kremlin has denied claims the wagner group's leader was killed on its orders, describing the suggestion by the west as an absolute lie. yevgen prigozhin was on the passenger list of a plane that crashed on wednesday . the list of a plane that crashed on wednesday. the uk's ministry of defence says there's still no definitive proof that he's dead, but added it's highly likely dan but added it's highly likely drink driver alexander mckellar has been

sergeant saville was hit by a train in balderton last thursday as he tried to rescue the man. _ the police force holding up? good morning. it's fair _ the police force holding up? good morning. it's fair to _ the police force holding up? good morning. it's fair to say _ the police force holding up? good morning. it's fair to say that - the police force holding up? (ems morning. it's fair to say that the force is devastated by the news that came out yesterday and there are a lot of very sad people around the force at the minute.— force at the minute. let's talk about the _ force at the minute. let's talk about the man, _ force at the minute. let's talk about the man, i _ force at the minute. let's talk about the man, i have - force at the minute. let's talk about the man, i have heard i force at the minute. let's talk| about the man, i have heard a force at the minute. let's talk - about the man, i have heard a lot of warm tributes coming through about the work that he did, how brave he was, what was he like as a colleague? i was, what was he like as a colleague?— was, what was