speaking on bbc radio manchester, _ discuss what happened. eaking on bbc radio manchester, andy - discuss what happened. speaking on | bbc radio manchester, andy burnham said the investigation now must proceed in a thorough way. let said the investigation now must proceed in a thorough way. let me be clear about what _ proceed in a thorough way. let me be clear about what i _ proceed in a thorough way. let me be clear about what i felt _ proceed in a thorough way. let me be clear about what i felt when _ proceed in a thorough way. let me be clear about what i felt when i - proceed in a thorough way. let me be clear about what i felt when i watch . clear about what i felt when i watch the footage. i would say that it is a fast moving and complicated situation in a challenging location. obviously it was at the airport. it is not clear—cut i would say and there issues for both sides in the situation. that said, and here is where i want to be clear, it is right that the officer has been suspended. that is the right action, it is abundantly clear t

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listening to bbc radio manchester with me, mike sweeney. ng mentally and physically, ifeel healthy. when we've trained tonight, i'll have a load of endorphins swimming around. you can't buy that feeling. and mike's now hoping to experience the winning feeling on his england debut. stuart pollitt, bbc news. we are nowjoined live from st george's park by mike sweeney, manager ken pollock and captain geoff martel. mike, we're used to seeing you in the bbc of here, give us your secret, how have you managed to get your first england call—up for the over 75 is? what is it, we'll need to know! i over 75 is? what is it, we'll need to know! ~ . ., , over 75 is? what is it, we'll need to know! ~ . ., ., to know! i think patience has a lot to know! i think patience has a lot to do with it! _ to know! i think patience has a lot to do with it! just _ to know! i think patience has a lot to do with it! just hanging - to know! i think patience has a lot to do with it! just hanging around | to do with it! just hanging around for so long. i have been playing

radio two. he used to read the weather at manchester television, bbc manchester. he's on £200,000. martin.n inexperienced radio presenter when people are losing their jobs, £30,000 pay losing theirjobs, £30,000 pay rise for people like sara cox, who is a fabulous presenter. >> but if i was in charge of radio two, i would say to sara cox, look, sara, you're brilliant, but i don't think you have an alternative. i don't think there's another radio station that's knocking on your doon station that's knocking on your door. so unfortunately you're going to have to take rather than a 30 grand pay rise, we're going to cut your salary to 40 or 50 grand. it's the sort of thing alan sugar should run a commercial radio station. you wouldn't be paying these people 250, £300,000, because they know there's not a viable alternative , there's not a viable alternative, martin. and that's the problem. >> but that probably won't happen any time soon, because common sense doesn't seem to catch on at the bbc. and of course, danny, these these conversations always then turn around to the bbc licence fee. now do