dan johnson reports. at the start of the school day at this small—town comprehensive, it was shaken by an incident that ended with a member of staff seriously injured and a year in ii with a member of staff seriously injured and a year in 11 people under arrest. we reacted immediately and were on scene in minutes. the people had been detained by staff and treatment was being given to the victim. a stabbing involving a knife? that is what we believed. we understand the incident took place in an office away from children. the 61—year—old hurts was a welfare officer and she is in hospital being treated for what are described as serious but not life—threatening injuries. the headteacher was one of the first to see what had happened. when i arrived in the office there we re when i arrived in the office there were a number of staff dealing with the situation and administering firstaid, the situation and administering first aid, restraining the students.

dan johnson, bbc news.as the far right make big gains. now they say they'll defend the country against an invasion of foreigners. angela merkel‘s won, for the fourth time, but now she faces months of coalition negotiations and a bundestag with more than 90 new mps from the afd. how will this nationalist, populist party revolutionise politics both here and across the continent? our principles, our values are not negotiable. and we will not form any kind of government or coalition with this party. here in brighton, what a difference a year makes. remember last september whenjeremy corbyn had just a tenuous hold on his party? today it's clear he's in control, and has his sights set on a programme of nationalisation and the end of pfi. but what's still far from clear after today is any party policy on life after the eu. you do want to be vague, that is what you are being. you're being honest. ——vague. i'm being honest and practical, and straightforward as i can be in the interests of the country. and vague. we'

dan johnson, many thanks. who along with myra hindley tortured and killed five children, died at ashworth hospital last year at the age of 79. an earlier inquest heard he died from obstructive pulmonary disease. our correspondent robert hall is in bootle. ian brady, born in glasgow in 1938 and one of the most infamous murderers in british criminal history died in room 35 on a side ward at ashford secure hospital at about 6pm on the 15th of may this year. this is the report from the criminal psychologist who certified the death. he told the hearing that brady had, over many years, consistently refused assessment and treatment for his severe mental disorders. in more recent times he'd become demanding, narcissistic. he'd had delusions of grandeur. he told doctors that in the event of his death he was not to be resuscitated. alongside his deteriorating mental condition, his body was failing, and he eventually succumbed to terminal heart disease exacerbated by a lung disease that was also terminal. he had over man

our reporter dan johnson was outside in the minutes leading up to kick—off.game between arsenal and cologne was due to kick off at 8:05pm. but it has been delayed by the police, they say, because of safety concerns. we have had a statement from the metropolitan police saying that they have offices here dealing with disorder at the stadium. we haven't seen anybody causing problems, but there are certainly thousands of fans outside the ground, and it looks like the sheer numbers of people have just been too much. that's why kick—off has been delayed for an hour. there are lines of police here, they have been holding back for a certain amount of time. we have seen groups of cologne fans through the streets around the stadium in north london. very noisy, very boisterous, they made their way up oxford street earlier causing traffic problems. we understand there are thousands of people already in the stadium. we can't see what is going on in there, but certainly there is a lot of noise. a bit of a stand—off, while eve ryo ne noise. a bit of a stand—off, while every

supporters, with others climbing over barriers to join those in the away end. 0ur correspondent dan johnsonn there. the metropolitan police tell us that there were four caress here, four arrested on suspicion of public offences, after extra officers needed to attend emirates stadium this evening because of disorder inside the stadium. there was a huge buildup of fans outside the ground, particularly cologne fans, who were he in vast numbers. not all of them could get in. it appears some of them had tickets in the arsenal area of the ground, so police had to be very careful about how many fans they were letting into each section of the ground. it also time, it meant kickoff was delayed by an hour and some fans were in the stadium fighting with stewards. so four arrests and a huge police operation in place. as you can see, fans are leaving, arsenal having won the game, so those cologne fans probably subdued on their way home now, disappointed with their team's performance tonight. a huge police operation involving riot police, there are helicopters flying above, mt police officers on horses,

danjohnson dan johnson in leeds. danjohnson in leeds.rline regulator to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. the company has updated its website and emailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the civil aviation authority had threatened to take legal action against ryanair. former ira members could for the first time face criminal charges in connection with their alleged role in the events of bloody sunday in 1972. 13 people were shot dead when soldiers opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in londonderry. another died later of his injuries. prosecutors are already considering whether to charge some former soldiers. the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben, have more than doubled — from £29 million to an estimated £61 million. the repair programme has already caused controversy, when it was announced big ben‘s chimes would be largely silenced while the works are carried out. three former executives at tesco have gone on trial,

many thanks, dan johnson. the headlines...tion fund for the women given unnecessary breast operations by the rogue surgeon ian paterson. clashes in the commons over public sector pay, with the prime minister hinting there will be greater flexibility, but labour arguing government plan to not go far enough. security arrangement prince george's school are under review after a woman was arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary. —— security arrangements at prince george's school. now all the sports news from the bbc sports centre, with john now all the sports news from the bbc sports centre, withjohn watson. beginning with the champions league, totte n ha m beginning with the champions league, tottenham taking on borussia dortmund in their opening match of the group phase, one of three english sides in action. they made the best possible start when music: "the chain" by fleetwood mac fired home early on. less tha n home early on. less than four minutes on the clock at that point. yarmolenko equalised with this cracking goal, wh

the victim is in hospital, but her injuries are not life—threatening. 0ur correspondent, dan johnson, town comprehensive was shaken by an incident that ended with a member of staff seriously injured and a year 11 pupil under arrest. we reacted immediately and were on scene in minutes. the pupil had been detained by members of staff and obviously medical treatment was being given to the victim. a stabbing involving a knife, you believe? that is what i believe, yes. we understand this incident took place in an office, away from other children. the 61—year—old who was hurt, is a welfare officer based here at the school. she is in hospital being treated for what are discribed as serious, but not life—threatening injuries. the school's head teacher was one of the first to see what had happened. when i arrived in the office, there were already a number of members of staff who were dealing with the situation, administering first aid to the member of staff, restraining the students as well. this is the opposite really of a big inner city school, where you might have got this before? yes, comp

our reporter dan johnson which he recently started. our reporter danjohnson has more. thomas's battersea, this independent school, £80,000 a year, a very exclusive independent school. forth woman was trying to get in yesterday afternoon. —— £18,000 a year. this woman was challenged and stopped but not arrested until around 2:15pm today on suspicion of attempted burglary. we do not know what she was trying to do, if she was trying to access prince george, we understand he was not at school at the time because he is just not at school at the time because he isjust in the not at school at the time because he is just in the reception class and they get to go home at lunchtime, so prince george and his classmates we re prince george and his classmates were not around and he was not put in harm's way at all. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the un secretary general calls on the authorities in myanmar to halt the military campaign against the rohingya minority. the actress rebel wilson has been awarded $3.6 million in australia's largest

dan johnson is a customer, eats here just about every day. what's good on the menu for you? >> well, i like the veggie omelette. but i sneak a couple sticks of bacon in there and then i'm very happy. >> yummy. how did all of this happen? we're going to talk to the owner about this experience that she offers her customers every single day. that's coming up next. >>> i like the way he thinks. need a little bacon. >> no more veggie omelettes. >>> molette, we'll check back in with you. thank you. >>> 6:09. one of the national zoos panda, mei xiang had people wondering whether she was expecting another little cub. zoo officially announced, not this time. she's not pregnant after all. she's artificially inseminated twice in may after keeping a close eye on her in recent weeks, the zoo panda team thought her hormones and behavior indicated she may have had a successful pregnancy. >> not to be this go around. >> you have to wait until the very >> checked however they checked. found her hormone levels were back to normal. the panda house has been closed. they'll reopen it tomorrow. >

our correspondent dan johnson spoke to us earlierfrom outside bulford military court in wiltshire.all based at the harrogate army foundation college, the main training centre for recruits as young as 16. ten of those instructors have appeared here at court and they have denied all the charges that they face but they have heard the allegations made by 12 young recruits who were on a training camp in scotland in 2014. they say they were punched by instructors and they were dropped from height and that they were spat on and had their heads forced underwater or into mud. some have said they had animal manure rubbed in theirfaces and one said he was forced to eat it. two of the instructors also face charges that they took belongings from young recruits. there will be a trial for those ten instructors here in february next year and the remaining six who are part of this case will appear here tomorrow morning. hurricane maria is continuing its path across the caribbean, and is now hitting the dominican republic. it hit puerto rico, leaving the whole island without power. homes have been d

school staff in the "isolated incident", which happened in the victim's office. 0ur correspondent dan johnson a member of staff seriously injured, and a year11 member of staff seriously injured, and a year 11 pupil under arrest. we reacted immediately and were on scene within minutes. the pupil had been detained by numbers of staff, and medical treatment was given to the victim. a stabbing involving a knife, you believe? that's what i believe, yeah. we understand this incident took place in an office away from other children. the six t one—year—old who was hurt is a welfare officer based here at the school. she's in hospital being treated for what are described as serious but not life—threatening injuries. the school's headteacher was one of the first to see what had happened. when i arrived in the office, there were a number of staff dealing with the situation, administering first aid to the staff, restraining the student as well. this is the opposite, really come of a big inner—city school, where you might have had problems that this before. completely. it was a surprise out of the blue. th

dan johnson reports.ve, it was shaken by an incident that ended with a member of staff seriously injured and a year in ii people under arrest. we reacted immediately and were on scene in minutes. the pupil had been detained by staff and treatment was being given to the victim. a stabbing involving a knife? that is what we believed. we understand the incident took place in an office away from children. the 61—year—old hurt is a welfare officer and she is in hospital being treated for what are described as serious but not life—threatening injuries. the headteacher was one of the first to see what had happened. when i arrived in the office there were a number of staff dealing with the situation and administering first aid, restraining the students. this is the opposite of the big inner—city school where you might have problems like this. completely. we are all surprised. the score stayed open but after a text alert many the school stayed open but after a text alert many parents to children home. we had a mes

thank you peter baker, dan diamond, jenna johnson. >>> the ouster of tom price caps off a very bad weekor the trump brand. what's going to hurt trump the most this week? the bad tax bill? everything that's going on in puerto rico? everything, the high flyers in the cabinet living on the taxpayers dime? the failure to repeal obamacare again. the big loss in alabama and maybe it's his response to the devastation in puerto rico that could singe for a while. the head of homeland security says the recovery effort out in puerto rico is a good news story. really? 3.5 million people without power, running water, food and money is a good news story? you are doing a great job, brownie. the white house is already under fire for their response to hurricane maria, and this isn't going to help. congratulating themselves. >>> steve bannon has beaten the president once this week. now looking for more republican scalps. he wants to lead a breakaway party and has the war chest to do it. >>> and trump watch. this is friday. this is "hardball" where the action is. but we make more than our name suggests. w

spieth, thomas, johnson, and rahm as we set the table for east lake. >> dan, thank you. it's the biggest win of your career. go back to the early part of the season at bay hill. you told us that was a big stepping stone. what kind of step did you take today? >> probably a few from two weeks ago. i was really, really determined just to not let that happen again and give myself a big enough buffer that i could get it done. i got it done. >> congratulations. >> it was great to have family there and thanks as well to all the players for wearing the ribbons as well. that's an awesome feeling. >> well said. >> we'll see it the leishman's in atlanta for sure. if you missed any of today's action, catch up on golf channel "golf central." coverage tuesday at 1:00 on golf channel continuing saturday on nbc. coming up next except on the west coast is your local news. the falcons and the packers on sunday night football tonight. for our entire golf channel and nbc team, so long from conway farms where mark leishman runs away from the >>> now your "nbc 10 news" first alert weather. >>

he jumps nine spots up into that top 10 and how spieth, thomas, johnson, and rahm as we set the table for east lake. >> dan, thank you. it's the biggest win of your career. go back to the early part of the season at bay hill. you told us that was a big stepping stone. what kind of step did you take today? >> probably a few from two weeks ago. i was really, really determined just to not let that happen again and give myself a big enough buffer that i could get it done. i got it done. >> congratulations. >> it was great to have family there and thanks as well to all the players for wearing the ribbons as well. that's an awesome feeling. >> well said. >> we'll see it the leishman's in atlanta for sure. if you missed any of today's action, catch up on golf coverage tuesday at 1:00 on golf channel continuing saturday on nbc. coming up next except on the west coast is your local news. the falcons and the packers on sunday night football tonight. for our entire golf channel and nbc team, so long from conway farms where mark leishman runs away from the . >>> right now at 6:00. we talked to the woman who tried to h

to trump's campaign, they are now siding with their players and that includes dan schneider, robert kraft and chris johnson who is now running the jets because his brother woody just became uk braes. tonight cowboys play and jerry jones last week said the national anthem is not the place to protest this weekend we even saw the first anthem kneeling in major league baseball by bruce maxwell who grew up in a military family and nascar team owners said they said fire employees who protest. the organization says they their respect for the national anthem has always been a hallmark of their pre-race events. so it's starting to spread now across sports and companies. >> eric, thank you so in this battle of trump versus the nfl, who wins and who loses when it comes to the league's reputation, ratings and the bottom line? plus as politics continues to wedge itself into the bhis world, will there be a lasting impact in other words is everything politicized today? suzy welch, charles white, a former full back, and david johnson from strategic vision pr group. charles first to you because you were on the field. what

johnson and gifted to the city years ago. >> extraordinary paintings including rembrandt and the impressionists. >> the row dan is celebrating the 100th anniversary of his death with an exhibition called the kiss. >> it involved couples. >> the free library and the academy and natural sciences and institute will display historic maps and photographs of what the area looked like 100 years ago when it was part of the city's grid. and you can explore it while it's decorated with chinese lanterns. >> it's magical. >> it was created by chance, bet known for the draw dropping display at the opening ceremony at the 2008 beijing olympics. >> this symbolizes the spirit of of freedom and multiculturism on the parkway. >> and there are 20 indig oh bikes. >> they will run through the city for the next year. >>> david is back with another check of the accuweather forecast. we have that rain out of here. >> it is and we are waiting for some effect from irma next week. and sky 6 hd showing a decent amount of sunshine pouring down the region including the airport. there are clouds out there to be sure. but fairly bright overall and pretty c

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of them sided with their players this weekend, including redskins owner dan snyder, also the patriots robert kraft and chris johnsonnning the jets because his brother woody is the brand-new uk ambassador. it went way beyond football. many nba players responded. the protest spread to baseball we also saw responses in hockey, nascar, college basketball and the w nba on both sides of the issue. the president has responded on twitter almost 20 times since yesterday, even as much as recently this morning. no word, though, from major corporate sponsors. we've reached out to several but we have not heard back. you can look to ceos quitting the white house councils after charlottesville as an indication for how quickly companies will react if the heat gets turned on them. back to you, carl. >> we've been down that road before. thanks. the nfl is struggling of course to right the rating ships and overnights shows viewership reportedly down about 4% across the networks. nbc said it's night broadcast was the primetime. the president now saying the nfl fans could boycott the league because of player protest. billionaire invest

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dan ma makes a key point. we'll get to moore's history later in the program. there's a lot to the motivate democrats. center right voters have thought about the race. mish mcconnell, listen to ron johnson, republican of wisconsin saying no big deal. . >> our conference, we have a proud spectrum of opinion and ideology. we've got a bunch of cats here. whoever comes in hopefully it will be a republican, hopefully judge moore will win, he'll be one more cat into the mix. >> one more cat in the mix. >> sounds like what everyone signed up for, right? >> there's like two different calculations here. one is if you're mitch mcconnell or paul ryan, how do you stay on leadership without getting blown up from inside your caucus and are you in greater vulnerability in general elections if the controversial fissions like this take up too many seats or are winning too.seats in primaries. >> every republican candidate running, judge moore said this, judge moore said that. do you agree with him on this. >> it's in the other states that are swing states. for trump, it's a completely different issue which is what's his hammer? if he's backing candidates who don't win primaries, does anyone need to be af

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