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jenny kumah, live in bournemouth, thank you. - in bournemouth, thank you.ll continue until it has a fair deal. it means many operators will only have a limited service and there is another strike by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. drivers in the aslef union planned fortomorrow. ministers drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. ministers say they have made fair and reasonable pay offers. here is how transport correspondent katy austin. it's the second of three strike days this week on the railway. today it is a rail workers in the rmt union such as train guards and station staff. tomorrow, thousands of train drivers in the aslef union, that means travel to a number of big events including the fa cup final is being disrupted. for rail passengers it all adds up to more frustration. gotta get the coach back on saturday which is an absolute pain. yeah, it has taken a lot of time out of the weekend and means i can't stay as long. previously we were travelling by train quite a lot but it has made us nervous about making bookings bec

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in bournemouth.england to help survivors of abuse risks subjecting people to more trauma, according to a report seen by the bbc. the report, by the church's independent safeguarding board, says one man's experience of the scheme left him suicidal. other survivors told the bbc they had been treated with contempt. the scheme is said to have been "set up in haste" and was "under resourced". our religion editor aleem maqbool has the story. they won't let us go. they won't realise that they are the problem. the church, the institution that damaged him, still has a hold on graham sawyer. but now it's notjust because of the clergymen that abused him. i was able to forgive that man from my heart many, many years ago. no, no. it's the... enduring trauma of dealing with the church of england. he didn't lose his faith but he did move to ireland, partly to escape the past. the trouble is, every time i have any contact from the church of england, it retraumatises me. as a teenager, graham was a victim of peter ba

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in bournemouth.a man with five counts of murder in relation to a deadly hostel fire in wellington last month. the 48—year—old man is already remanded in custody on two counts of arson. the deadly blaze engulfed the four—story, 92—room hostel in the city center, killing five men who police have named. us prosecutors have obtained an audio recording of donald trump, in which he acknowledges keeping a classified document after leaving the white house. the former president has repeatedly claimed that all the material he kept after leaving office had been declassified. finally we wanted to leave you with some of the images from today's royal wedding in jordan. crown prince hussein married his fiance, saudi architect, rajwa al saif. britain's prince william and his wife kate were among the royals from around the world at the ceremony. their attendance had been kept a secret from the media untiljust before the event. this is the moment that the 28—year—old heir to the thone exchanged rings with his bride in

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in bournemouth.ent has said it will launch a legal challenge over demands from the covid public inquiry that ministers' whatsapp messages from the pandemic will be released. in a letter, the cabinet office said it was doing so with regret but a big guns meat goes beyond the remit of the inquiry. the deadline for the government to submit the messages passed at 4pm but the inquiry said it instead receive notice of legal action. alex forsyth has this report. the covid pandemic at a huge and lasting impact. now a public inquiry is about to start hearing more about what happened, the decisions taken in government that affected so many lives. the idea is to learn lessons in case it happens again but already there is a stand—off about exactly what the inquiry should be allowed to see. the chair, baroness hallett, once the notes and whatsapp messages between boris johnson the notes and whatsapp messages between borisjohnson and other government ministers in full. welcome everyone, including those attending r

duncan kennedyjoins us from bournemouth. of the public to allow in helicopters and other emergency crews. medical teams worked at the water's edge to save those who'd been brought ashore. eyewitnesses said they saw several people being taken away on stretchers. it's horrific, what happened. and i do feel absolutely awful, just to even be there, and obviously people were watching and taking videos and things. yeah, itjust a really distressing event to be a part of and obviously be so close to it. next to the lifeguard post there was someone laying on a stretcher with respiratory gear on, with lots of children and adults surrounding them with stress blankets and water bottles. two of those in the water, a 17—year—old boy from southampton and a 12—year—old girl from buckinghamshire, suffered critical injuries and later died. police today rejected some speculation, including the suggestion that those in the water had been hit by a jet ski. early investigation indicates - that there was no physical contact between a vessel and an

managerial changes, bournemouth have sackedi changes, bournemouth have sacked gary 0'neil seven monthsing the club's permanent boss. peek at the club in the premier league last season but lost the final four matches after securing survival. 0bama said they have plans in place for long—term success and a replacement will be announced imminently. a man has admitted causing offence by wearing a football shirt which referred to the 97 at liverpool fans who died as a result of the hillsborough disaster. james white, from warwickshire, wore t—shirts of the all—manchester fa cup final earlier this month. 0n the 3rd ofjune, tens of thousands of football fans were heading to wembley to watch manchester united against manchester city and fa cup final but one of those fans, james white, 33 from warwickshire, decided to wear an offensive shirt to lantern. the shirt reference of the 97 victims of the hillsborough disaster in 1989. a picture of mr white quickly circulated on social media and the metropolitan police later said they had arrested him. the fa say they can turn mr white's actions and the

they were just on a day out enjoying the sunshine here on bournemouth beach.news conference earlier. i would sincerely like to thank members of the public who helps people _ members of the public who helps pecule in— members of the public who helps people in trouble in the water. i'm also very— people in trouble in the water. i'm also very grateful to the wider

let's get the latest from our correspondent duncan kennedy in bournemouth.hat you know happened and who has been arrested. ., . ., , , arrested. police are clearly trying to iece arrested. police are clearly trying to piece together _ arrested. police are clearly trying to piece together what _ arrested. police are clearly trying to piece together what has - arrested. police are clearly trying - to piece together what has happened during what is a tragic incident unthinkable for the families of the two children who died. you mentioned a 12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy were pulled out of the water here just off bournemouth beach. they were sustained critical injuries and were taken to hospital where they died. there are details that we don't know yet, the police have not informed us yet as they piece together what happened here yesterday afternoon. emergency services got called at a:32am to bournemouth beach and for many schools it was packed here. very busy on the beach when the incident unfolded. we know that an air ambulance landed on the beachjust

emergency services got called at 432 to bournemouth.nt unfolded. we know that an air ambulance landed just on the beach behind us yesterday and lifeguards attended on a jet ski to try and rescue those who were in the water. in addition to the two teenagers who were pulled out of the water who later died in hospital, another eight people were also pulled out of the water. they were treated here on the beach we understand but they had mild injuries. there will be a press conference in that story in about 30 minutes. german prosecutors investigating the dissapearnace of madeleine mccann say it's too early to link items found during a reservoir search at the algarve last week to her case. lets get more from our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. .. daniel, what more can you tell us? i was there last week because. was there last week it daniel, what more can you tell us? i was there last week it was a search into the spit of land was there last week it was a search into the spit of [and about 30 kilometres away from where madeleine

england say a a12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy who died after being pulled from the see off bournemouthere not hit by any vessels on the water. and the almost impossible rescue from everest�*s so called "death zone". we have the incredible story of how a climber was saved by a nepalese sherpa. to the south west of england now, and dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident that killed a 12—year—old girl and 17—year—old boy near bournemouth beach on wednesday suggests it was not caused by any physical contact between a vessel and swimmers. the two teenagers were pulled from the water with fatal injuries. eight others were also found with mild injuries and treated at the scene. the cause of the deaths remain unknown, but a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. i'm joined now by our correspondent helena wilkinson. in correspondent helena wilkinson. terms of what thl been in terms of what the police have been saying through the course of today, take us through it. well. today, take us through it. well, matthew, today, take us through it. well, m

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in bournemouth. of a blood test that can detect 50 types of cancer. the test is particularly good at spotting where many cancers start, but it's not yet accurate enough to be rolled out. our medical editor, fergus walsh, is here with more details. thanks, reeta. scientists believe we are edging ever closer to a blood test which can reliably detect and rule out cancer. this one was developed by californian company grail. so how does it work? the grail test looks for fragments of cancer dna which have broken off from a tumour and are circulating in the bloodstream. in the biggest trial of its kind, a team at oxford university monitored over 5,000 people who went to their gp in england and wales with cancer symptoms. the blood test correctly identified two out of three cancer cases. what that means for patients is that 75% of those with a positive blood test did have cancer, which was confirmed by conventional methods like scans. but 2.5% who had a negative test also had cancer, which is why researchers

a 17—year—old who died after being pulled from the sea in bournemouth has been named asjoe abbess.er, a funeral was held for 12—year—old sunnah khan, who was killed in the same incident. and the plight of the platypus facing a bleak future of plastic pollution... just one of the issues under discussion on world environment day. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and 4:30am in odisha in india, where the country's worst train disaster in decades happened. there's a growing sense of shock as the scale of the crash becomes more apparent. the rescue operation has been called off, with more than 275 people known to have been killed. a major investigation is under way. officials have confirmed that signal failure may have been a factor, but there are broader concerns, too. our correspondent archana shukla has been at the scene, we'll hear from there shortly, but first, let's show you this report. a painful search. sifting through photos. from hospital to hospital, and now morgue to morgue. inconsolable and traumatised. 22—year—old himanshu can barely speak. his brother was on the tra

a fabulous young man — the family of 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth pay tributeol and diesel prices could rise as a group of oil producing nations extend cuts in output. hello and welcome, i'm samantha simmonds. we start in india, where relatives of the victims of friday's deadly train crash have been continuing their desperate efforts to find their loved ones. some have travelled for 30 hours to the crash scene in odisha searching hospitals and morgues on the way. we know at least 275 people died in the accident involving three trains. these are some of the latest drone pictures from the scene, where work has been continuing to remove the wreckage. an investigation is ongoing but a signalling fault is emerging as the likely cause of the disaster — india's worst rail accident for decades. our correspondent, archana shukla sent this report from the scene. inconsolable and traumatised. himanshu can barely speak. his brother was on the train that crashed. "can i see my brother, just once?" he keeps repeating. a student himself, 22—year—old himanshu even sold his pho

the dorset belle, which offers regular cruises around bournemouth, was in the area when calls to the after being pulled from the sea. eight other people were treated at the scene. earlier we spoke to our correspondent duncan kennedy who's been following the story. police released what details they need to release. that is pretty standard in these kind of investigations. and what they have been addressing rv rumours and speculation, so they put some things to bed as it were, whilst not really revealing too much more about their actual investigation. so what they have ruled out, for instance, is that these swimmers caught up in this incident were hit by a jet ski. that did not happen. they say they were not hit by a boat, and they did notjump off this peer behind me and get injured that way. you want that, they are not saying very much. what appears to be happening is that investigation seems to be centred on a boat called the dorset side, a pleasure craft that runs on small cruises from bournemouth pier. —— the dorset authority mac. it is reported that the boat has been impounded by p

the dorset belle, which offers regular cruises around bournemouth, was in the area when calls to thed a 17—year—old boy died after being pulled from the sea. eight other people were treated at the scene. our correspondent duncan kennedy is following the story. police released what details they need to release. that is pretty standard in these kind of investigations. and what they have been addressing are the rumours and speculation, so they put some things to bed as it were, whilst not really revealing too much more about their actual investigation. so what they have ruled out, for instance, is that these swimmers caught up in this incident were hit by a jet ski. that did not happen. they say they were not hit by a boat, and they did notjump off this pier behind me and get injured that way. behind that, they are not saying very much. what appears to be happening is that investigation seems to be centred on a boat called the dorset belle, a pleasure craft that runs on small cruises from bournemouth pier. it is reported that the boat has been impounded by police and is in a separate ma

all boat operations have been suspended from bournemouth pier following the deaths of two swimmers lastbuckinghamshire and 17—year—old joe abbess from southampton both died in hospital after the incident last wednesday. an inquest heard yesterday that there was a "suggestion" a riptide had led to the pair drowning. dorset police has said it's keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances that led to the deaths. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has addressed criticism of the party's plan to ban new oil and gas production in the north sea at the gmb union's conference. gary smith, the gmb union's general secretary, had described the plans as "a huge mistake". a delegate at the conference told the labour leader that the plan would threaten scottish jobs and uk energy security. but sir keir defended labour's energy policy. let's listen to what he had to say. for decades to come, oil and gas will be part of the mix,

a 17—year—old boy who died off bournemouth beach on wednesday has been named.ton died after getting into difficulty in the water. his family say they are "heartbroken and devastated" at the loss of a "fabulous young man" and "talented trainee chef" who was enjoying a day at the beach when he died. it comes as a funeral has been held for a 12—year—old girl who also died in the incident. sunnah khan, from high wycombe, buckinghamshire, was named locally after the incident involving 10 swimmers on wednesday. more than 200 people are understood to have attended sunnah's funeral, held by high wycombe mosques on saturday. the bbc understands that the cost of detaining and deporting people arriving in the uk on small boats under proposals in the government's illegal migration bill could reach £6 billion over the next two years. the immigration minister, robertjenrick, defended the government's approach, saying britain couldn't be a �*soft touch'. here's our political correspondent, aruna iyengar. stop these boats now. turn back the boats. time to tackle the small boat

thank you, duncan kennedy reporting from bournemouth. - the time is 13:17.says he�*s "lost everything" and doesn�*t see a future for his career — in an emotional and frank interview with bbc news. and one of scotland�*s most important historical documents, the declaration of arbroath, goes on display for the first time in 18 years tomorrow. coming up on bbc news: ben duckett scores a hundred, as england�*s batsmen pile on the runs at lord�*s, as they aim to build a big first—innings lead in their one—off test against ireland. manchester city are on the verge of an historic treble and their star striker, erling haaland, has been talking to the bbc about what that would mean to him. he has scored a record 36 goals this season in the premier league — an astonishing 52 goals in all competitions. he�*ll be hoping to add even more goals to that total tomorrow in the fa cup final. erling haaland has been talking to our sports editor, dan roan. never, ever misses! this man is a sensation. another haaland hattrick! he�*s the norwegian super—scorer who�*s taken the pr

the family of a 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth beach have paid tribute to theirnderful son and brother". joe abbess got into difficulty in the water on wednesday. a 12—year—old girl, sunnah khan, also died in the incident while eight others were injured. the victims were not known to each other. the oil producers�* cartel 0pec plus — which includes russia — is to extend its cut in daily oil production in a move to stop the further fall of the international price of oil which will lead to higher prices at the pump. oil prices skyrocketed with the invasion of ukraine last year. now on bbc news — women in charge: is india changing? for so long, women in india have fought for equality at home and the right to be in charge of theirfamilies... it's my writ that runs in the house because i earn more money. ..the right to their own identities... now, women also have an identity. earlier, men were known by their names. now, women are identified as individuals too! ..to be given greater respect within the family. so family members and villagers that earlier thought of thes

that is the latest from bournemouth.she knew she had the virus. and she went on the train. let us return to events in ukraine because president zelensky said they world must react to russia blowing up the dam. he is calling it a brutal ego side. let's take your life to the mp. thank you for being with us. both sides blaming each other but what is quite clear is regardless of what is quite clear is regardless of what is quite clear is regardless of what is going on, there is a humanitarian crisis going on. people having to evacuate and there is a risk of severe flooding.— risk of severe flooding. exactly, what russia _ risk of severe flooding. exactly, what russia has _ risk of severe flooding. exactly, what russia has committed i risk of severe flooding. exactly, what russia has committed is i risk of severe flooding. exactly, i what russia has committed is nothing short of ecocide, it is also a war crime according to the geneva conventions. the consequences of this crime are being felt already but there will be long—ter

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for several hours this part of bournemouth beach was transformed into a rescue operation. being brought ashore in what were distressing scenes, including lucy, a student. it distressing scenes, including lucy, a student. , ., . distressing scenes, including lucy, astudent. , ., . ., a student. it is horrific what happened- _ a student. it is horrific what happened- i _ a student. it is horrific what happened. i do _ a student. it is horrific what happened. i do feel- a student. it is horrific what happened. i do feel awful. a student. it is horrific what l happened. i do feel awfuljust a student. it is horrific what - happened. i do feel awfuljust to even be there and people watching and taking videos. it was really distressing to be a part of and close to. , ., , ., close to. this other student also sou . ht close to. this other student also sought the _ close to. this other student also sought the dramatic _ close to. this other student also sought the dramatic events - close to. this other student also i sought the dramatic events unfold. next to the lifeguard pose, the

duncan kennedy, bbc news and bournemouth. duncan is in bournemouth. duncan is in bournemouth.no, there really isn't. all we know is it - what exactly happened? no, there really isn't. all we know is it was i really isn't. all we know is it was a major incident involving these ten people in the water. we're not sure if they were swimmers or on some kind of vessel. the beach itself was crowded. it was a beautiful day here yesterday. lots of people here on half term holiday. even though the water is cold, you can see the surfers behind me, there are still plenty of people in the water. in terms of what the police are calling it, these ten people were pulled from the water, recovered from the water. two of them had suffered these critical injuries. this 12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy. it is not clear how they suffered those critical injuries. but as we heard, they were taken to hospital and later died. there was a huge investigation going on involving several agencies. dorset police have asked for witnesses to come forward. there will be plenty of those. many people we wer

our correspondent is in bournemouth.was in his 40s and was on the water. we don't know what it means. no charges so far. in terms of what the police are saying, it is more what didn't happen than did that we are being briefed on. as you heard, there was speculation it might have involved a jet skis, she said it wasn't the case. other speculation so perhaps these peoplejumped off the peer behind me. again, she ruled that out. we got a few more details about the people involved. the 17—year—old boy who died came from southampton, and the tribunal girl who died came from buckinghamshire. they are not related —— 12—year—old girl. the people polled from the water were various families and there is ages. we don't understand they have any serious injuries. they were treated on the beach, and they are not involved in serious injuries. the police are saying they are appealing for witnesses as part of the investigation that will also be set alongside that of the marine accident branch, which is likely to ta ke to take sometime. ar

just behind me by the tear in bournemouth last wednesday afternoon.e say there was a pleasure boatin the police say there was a pleasure boat in the area at the time, but that so far, they have said any speculation about the pleasure boat is purely that and they have asked people not to continue to speculate further. ., ~ people not to continue to speculate further. ., ,, , ., people not to continue to speculate further. ., ~' , ., , people not to continue to speculate further. ., ,, , ., , . the itv presenter, holly willoughby, says she felt "shaken, troubled and let down," by events surrounding her former co—host phillip schofield. she was speaking on her return to the this morning programme, in the wake of his departure, over lies concerning an affair with a younger male itv employee. lizo mzimba, has more. this morning theme tune. after a two—week break today holly willoughby returned to this morning and she began the show by addressing the events of the past fortnight. right, deep breath. firstly, are you ok? i hope so. it feels very strange inde

the family of a 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth beach have paid tribute to theironderful son and brother'. joe abbess got into difficulty in the water on wednesday. a separate 12—year—old girl, sunnah khan, also died in the incident, while eight others were injured. the victims were not known to each other. the oil producers' cartel 0pec plus — which includes russia — is to extend its cut in daily oil production in a move to stop the further fall of the international price of oil, which will lead to higher prices at the pump. oil prices skyrocketed with the invasion of ukraine last year. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, paul scott — here's what's coming up: novak djokovic edges closer to a record 23rd career grand slam title, as he eases in to the last eight of the french open. a remarkable match in the scottish premiership play—off. ross the scottish premiership play—off. county retain th status ross county retain their top—flight status on penalties. and a blow for england ahead of the ashes as bowler jack leach i

our reporter nickjohnson joins us from bournemouth. good morning.people in the water did not come into contact with a jet ski or a boat of any sort. police are saying that this pleasure boat that was here once just one part of their inquiry and they are working with other agencies to understand what happened here. joe abbess was just 17, a budding chef from southampton. his family say they are heartbroken and devastated at the loss of his life. 12—year—old sunnah khan was the other young person who lost her life, she was from high wycombe in buckinghamshire. her funeral was held over the weekend and a family member has told the bbc she was a lovely girl and they are extremely upset by what has happened. joe and sunnah completely unknown to each other in life, but brought together by this tragic incident. ., ~ brought together by this tragic incident. ., ,, , ., russia's defence ministry says it has thwarted a major ukrainian offensive, killing 250 troops and destroying 16 tanks. this drone footage, which has not been verified, was released by moscow

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some other stories for you now — we now know that the two youngsters who died at bournemouth beach hadn'te still trying to work out what happened, but a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. and kerry katona has spoken out about a toxic culture this morning, saying that she was left suicidal after a lack of aftercare from her interview on the programme in 2008. meanwhile, jane mcdonald is set to replace phillip schofield as the british soap awards host after philip's departure from itv. and in some fun music news — sam smith has confirmed their collaboration with madonna. "vulgar" is set for release on the 9th ofjune, and i'm so ready for it. time now to leave you with ten seconds of a proposal gone wrong at this beyonce show in london, as one fan popped the question to his girlfriend who ended up dropping the ring, and he also tried to put it on the wrong hand. you know what, i rec his bravery, but public proposals, absolutely no. you're all caught up now, have a good night! hello, i'm marc edwards, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... awesome altmaier shocks

so this related to that death ofjust making people in the water in bournemouth.had initially been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. he, though, now release without charge, but further inquiries are continuing. an important point. they say the arrested man was not known to them, so they go on in that statement. they say, we are continuing our investigation. it is still at the early stages. we ask people not to spec late serenity circumstances of that incident, to protect the —— speculate surrounding the circumstances. the investigation continues, the man now released. more on that story when we get it. but nuts get to that story you're telling you about, the deadline passing for the government to hand over messages to the covid inquiry. our political correspondent ben wrightjoins me now from westminster. thank you for waiting there patiently while we just covered that breaking news. just give us a sense of what you hearing there in westminster, that p.m. deadline has come and gone, the government now choosing to take on the covid inquiry —— that 4pm deadline.

live now to tobias ellwood, the conservative mp for bournemouth east.ody can do l -- your reaction... but this i international body can do falls -- your reaction... but this - international body can do falls on the shoulders of the members. buying another permanent member in the form of china stop that as you were describing, this khakovka them is on the mighty dnipro river. big river has acted as a buffer between ukraine forces on the west bank and russian forces on the south east. this dam... i think putin has demonstrated he has little faith in his own troops to hold back and defend this area from the impending counteroffensive of ukraine. of course there are severe consequences that have just been described. this is a massive man made humanitarian disaster. towns are now being evacuated and of course there is loss of drinking water in ccrriimmee are but putin won't care about that. it is that part, which is the biggest concern with the absence of cooling water which is provided by the dam from the reservoir itself there is a cooling prompt there but

a man who was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after the deaths of two young people in bournemoutht has happened. what we now know is these swimmers were not hit by a boat, they were not hit by a jet ski, and they did not get injured byjumping off the peerfor some beyond that, everyone, including the families of the two young victims who died here, are waiting to find out exactly what did happen. police are not releasing very many more details, what they are doing is asking for eyewitnesses to come forward. anybody who saw what happened, in particular anybody who might have found something on their phones, hand that over to the police investigation. that investigation continues not only with the police but also with the marine accident investigation branch, which investigates accidents involving the sea, that investigation is likely to take some time. the police have also said tonight that a lto—year—old man who was on the water at the time of the incident, and he was being questioned on suspicion of manslaughter, has been released pending inquiries. elsewhere, the leader of the lo

helena wilkinson live in bournemouth for us.a huge package of support for businesses, designed to help those who had to close or change how they work. the biggest scheme was called bounce back loans with more than 1.5 million businesses receiving support. individual businesses borrowed thousands, with no repayments due in the first year. though many are paying back their loans on time, many have gone bust before they were able to pay back the money they'd taken. hannah miller has been hearing from some of those affected. clients are back at this hair salon near nottingham, a far cry from when lockdown began and the money stopped coming in. we had zero coming in and lots coming out. wasn't a case of the world stops for covid and businesses just stand still, everybody still wanted their money. we had a situation where it was borrow or bust. colette took out a £250,000 government backed loan and agreed to pay it back at a relatively low interest rate over a six—year period. that is now costing her business £8,000 a month and forcin

an update about what happened at bournemouth beach, and court heard that a strong current in the seaople could be about to find out, as plans are being made for universal basic income trial in parts of england. hot girl summer is officially on. love ilan starts this week, i kissed a boy he is wrapping up, and will be back with i kissed a girl. time to leave you with ten seconds of dolphins. this is the moment two dolphins were rescued in aberdeenshire. it was a team effort from the community to keep them wet and return them to sea. have a good night.

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justin kluivert, the dutch striker and the son of kluivert, the legend of the orange tulips , joined bournemouthenglish football team with a 5-year contract for an amount of more than 9 million . he has real madrid in his career, sultan took over the leadership of the portuguese football team with a two-year contract worth 55 million euros to al hilal of saudi arabia. with the announcement of the world football federation, the first round of the 2025 world cup with the participation of 32 teams will be hosted by the united states, which will be held in in this competition, 12 european teams and eight other teams from the best colors of uefa , jahanbakhsh company, thank you for your company. have a good time. god bless you , peace be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad. welcome to the news section at 13:00 . canceling the suspended or expired is unimpeded by complying with the rules and regulations

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the family of a 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth beach have paid tribute to theirnderful son and brother". joe abbess got into difficulty in the water on wednesday. a 12—year—old girl, sunnah khan, also died in the incident while eight others were injured. the victims were not known to each other. the oil producers�* cartel 0pec+ — which includes russia — is to extend its cuts in daily oil production in a move to stop the further fall of the international price of oil — which will lead to higher prices at the pump. oil prices skyrocketed with the invasion of ukraine last year. now on bbc news — ukraine: the missing children. vladimir putin is now a wanted man. russia's president has been indicted as a suspected war criminal... chatters happily ..for the forced removal of children from ukrainian territory. air raid siren wails since russia launched its war on ukraine, kyiv says thousands of children have been taken. translation: it's not only putin who should be put - on trial, it's all the main people for what they did to the children. we've met women forced to tra