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to bring you the latest statement from dorset police which he mentioned a bit of detailfrom, we had thisail from, we had this last hour or so, detail from, we had this last hour orso, dorset detail from, we had this last hour or so, dorset police are saying they are continuing to investigate the circumstances which led to the deaths of a 12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy. the statement goes on to say that they are working with partner agencies. this is a huge investigation that is taking place at the moment, however early indications, the statement says, indicates there was no physical contact between a vessel and any swimmers at the time of the incident. the swimmers from that statement it is suggesting they were not hit by a vessel at all but they are clearly trying to find out what exactly happened to those ten people who were in the water, including two teenagers, 12—year—old girl at a 17—year—old boy who were later taken to hospital where they died. a huge investigation is continuing, a man investigation is continuing, a man in his a0s is currently in police custody being quest

dorset police - get it on his desk. joining us from dc earlier.g us from | dc earlier. dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident which killed a 12—year—old girl and 17—year—old boy in your bournemouth beach on wednesday suggested it was not caused by any physical contact between a bustle and swimmers. the teenagers were pulled from the water with fatal injuries and eight others were found with mild injuries. the cause of the deficit remains unknown, but a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. we heard from the assistant chief constable, take a listen. from the assistant chief constable, take a listen-— take a listen. following our initial inauiries, take a listen. following our initial inquiries. a _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in - take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in his- take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged

if anyone has relevant phone footage, then they can contact dorset police through our major incident peration is named 0peration marble, so please share the images with the police rather than on social media. we will have our local neighbourhood officers on patrol over the coming days, alongside colleagues from our local council. if you have any information about the incident or any concerns, please do approach them. i appreciate this incident will have an impact on all our communities as well as the very many people who enjoy visiting bournemouth and our beautiful beaches. we work closely all year round with our partner agencies to ensure we have robust plans in place so people can enjoy what our county has to offer safely. we are all truly devastated that two young people have lost their lives. thank you. i am afraid i can't answer further questions about the investigation. you will obviously be aware that the investigation is live, we have someone in custody and i cannot answer further questions about the arrest investigation or those circumstances. because we have somebody in cust

but the dorset police have said that they cannot confirm whether it is part of the investigation.urge dorset police to give more detail to issue a qualified statement around the circumstances around this tragedy. he says this is around this tragedy. he says this is a family beach and people want some reassurance about safety. but the police have said this is a live investigation and they are limited investigation and they are limited in the amount of detail that they can give. yesterday in a conference they did move to stamp out speculation. they said that there was no vessel in contact with anyone involved in this incident when it happened, thatjet skis were not involved and that people jumping off the pier weren't involved. a40—year—old man was arrested at the time of the incident, he's now been released under investigation. and what we do know about what happened is that at around 4:30pm wednesday afternoon there was a huge rescue operation mounted. police, ambulance, lifeguards, coastguards and members of the public got involved when ten people in the sea behind me were strugg

now to the south—west of england and dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident not caused by any physical contact ——12—year—old girl not caused by any physical contact —— 12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy. they were pulled from the water with severe injuries. eight others were treated at the scene. the cause of the deficit remains unknown, but a man in his a0s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. for several hours this part of bournemouth beach was transformed into a rescue operation. the sound was clear to people to allow in helicopters and other emergency cruise. eyewitnesses said they saw several people 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 studen

that is the latest line from dorset police.t senior member of the british royal family for more than 100 years to give evidence in court this week — as he enters the witness box in his legal battle against mirror group newspapers. prince harry claims his privacy was breached byjournalists and investigators working on more than 200 stories about him, dating back to the early 1990s. mgn has apologised for the use of unlawful methods to gather information — including phone hacking — but says executives were unaware of what was going on. this morning, prince harry's lawyer david sherborne — seen here arriving in court earlier — says he won't be appearing today. there is the scene outside court. a lot of anticipation about prince harry's arrival. now confirmed for tomorrow and what is shaping up to be a show down in the courts between the royal and a large media organisation. prince harry saying it is his life's work to change the culture in some parts of the media. let's speak to our correspondent sean coughlan, who's outside the r

and a rare plant, normally found only in the swamps dorset police have said an early investigation intoy near bournemouth beach on wednesday suggests it was not caused by any physical contact between a vessel and swimmers. the two teenagers had been pulled from the water with fatal injuries. eight others were also found with mild injuries and taken to hospital. the cause of the deaths remain unknown but a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. let's get the latest from our correspondent helena wilkinson in bournemouth. dorset police are clearly trying to piece together what 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 sustained critical injuries and were taken to hospital where they died. there are details we don't know yet that the police haven't informed us about as they piece together what happened here yesterday afternoon. emergency services got called at 432 to bournemouth. for many

in the past few minutes, dorset police have been holding a press conference and they have gone into adetails, saying nojet ski have gone into a few more details, saying no jet ski was involved have gone into a few more details, saying nojet ski was involved in the incident and that nobody had beenjumping off the pier behind me. one officer described this as a devastating incident. for several hours, this part of bournemouth beach was transformed into a rescue operation. the sand was cleared of people to allow in helicopters and other emergency crews. eyewitnesses said they saw several people being brought ashore in what were distressing scenes. they included lucy, a student in bournemouth. it they included lucy, a student in bournemouth.— bournemouth. it is horrific what happened- _ bournemouth. it is horrific what happened- i _ bournemouth. it is horrific what happened- i do _ bournemouth. it is horrific what happened. i do feel— bournemouth. it is horrific what happened. i do feel absolutely i bournemouth. it is horrific what - happened. i do feel absolutely awful just to be there a

to the south west of england now, and dorset police have said an early investigation into an incidented 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, matthew. just _ today, take us through it. well, matthew, just behind _ today, take us through it. well, matthew, just behind us - today, take us through it. well, | matthew, just behind us actually today, take us through it. -ii matthew, just behind us actually is the water where the tenant swimmers ga

now, dorset police telling us otwtonety— now, dorset police telling us obviously it's— now, dorset policelastair alister, this is the teet— alastair alister, this is the best message— alastair alister, this is the best message so far. alastair alister, this is the- best message so far . perhaps the best message so far. perhaps the england cricket team should have got off the coach and bowled over the protesters. oh, see, a bit of pre—match practise. yes. or just booted them bit of pre—match practise. yes. orjust booted them up the up or just booted them up the up the backside or something. i mean get you arrested mean that would get you arrested probably. well, is the probably. well, this is the gotten. — probably. well, this is the gotten. t— probably. well, this is the problem. i mean,- well, this is the problem. i mean, we had that story— problem. i mean, we had that etoty toot— problem. i mean, we had that story last week,— problem. i mean, we had that story last week, wasn't it, when the story last week, wasn't it, when tne tnttet— story last week, wasn't it, when the builder-wasn't-

dorset police say they are keeping an open mind of what happens.peculation-— speculation. we live in a world of social media _ speculation. we live in a world of social media where _ speculation. we live in a world of social media where news - speculation. we live in a world of social media where news or- speculation. we live in a world of. social media where news or gossip speculation. we live in a world of i social media where news or gossip or hearsay or disinformation can spread very fast indeed. sometimes it does help to have clarity as to what caused the initial incident. the full inquest — caused the initial incident. the full inquest will _ caused the initial incident. the full inquest will take place later. these days now offer memories and shared anguish. research suggests that mortgages have continued to rise in cost — with the average two—year fixed rate deal now 35 pounds more expensive than a few weeks ago. inflation has remained higher than predicted, and many lenders are expecting another increase in the bank of england�*s interest

we return now to bournemouth where in the last half hour dorset police have given an update on the deathseing pulled from the sea off bournemouth beach. live now to helena wilkinson who was watching that news conference. what more details have emerged? we what more details have emerged? - learned a number of new things from the press conference. there is also quite a bit that we do not know. we don't know how the two children, teenagers, a 12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy, how they got into difficulty in the water is still not clear. and during the police conference, we didn't have any further information about that. what we did learn is that the 12—year—old girl is from buckinghamshire, and that the 17—year—old boy from southampton. we know that they are not related, they didn't know each other. and police were very keen to clear up speculation that has been going around, wanting to clear up a number of bits of speculation. the officer said today that there was no suggestion that people were jumping off the pier and there was no suggestion at all that jet skis off the pier and ther

and dorset police are urging the penne— and dorset police are urging the newbie in— and dorset policeany video neeeege en— public, if you've got any video footage of this— public, if you've got any video footage of this incident to get in footage of this incident to get i. newn— footage of this incident to get i. newen ene— footage of this incident to get in touch and share it with them. so in touch and share it with them. se in— in touch and share it with them. se in win— in touch and share it with them. se in win help— in touch and share it with them. so it will help this— so it will help this investigation . labour mp so it will help this— investigation . labour mp gareth investigation. labour mp gareth newes— investigation. labour mp gareth newee nee— investigation. labour mp gareth davies has been— investigation. labour mp gareth davies has been suspended from the davies has been suspended from we nenw— davies has been suspended from the party following allegations of the party following allegations en completely— the party following allegations of completely unacceptable nenewew

dorset police has said it's keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances that led to the deaths.s 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,

coastguard, rnli, the fire service, bcb council and dorset — rnli, the fire service, bcb council and dorset policency responders came together to provide _ emergency responders came together to provide a really swift and well coordinated response, and did everything they could to save lives. ithank— everything they could to save lives. i thank all— everything they could to save lives. i thank all of those responders for their— i thank all of those responders for their professionalism and their compassion in the face of this tragedv — compassion in the face of this tragedy. an investigation into the circumstances surrounding this incident — circumstances surrounding this incident has been launched. and we are working — incident has been launched. and we are working alongside marine accident _ are working alongside marine accident investigation branch and the maritime and coastguard agency in accordance with established protocols. following our initial inquiries, _ protocols. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in his 40s who was on _ inquiries, a man aged in his 40s who was on the _ inquiri

dorset police say they are keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances leading up to their deaths. offence. colonel bob stewart, who's 73 and has represented beckenham since 2010, is accused of using threatening or abusive words or behaviour in central london last december. he's due to appear before magistrates next month. the prime minister has announced that two more barges have been bought by the government to house up to a thousand migrants. rishi sunak also said the number of people making the crossing in small boats is down by a fifth since last year. the first barge to hold asylum seekers is due to dock in portland in dorset this month, as our political editor chris mason has more details. rishi sunak went out into the english channel this morning to talk to those responsible for rescuing those in small, flimsy inflatable boats trying to make to it the uk. when you talk to the teams here who are the ones who are out on the front line, picking up toddlers who are suffering from hypothermia, if you're in a makeshift dinghy which is not seaworthy and it is freezing, i'm sorry,

dorset police says in hospital. dorset police says the in hospital.themselves felt that they had to resign iron — themselves felt that they had to resign from itv— themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down iron— resign from itv and step down iron o— resign from itv and step down from a career that— resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved. insi— from a career that they loved. no is— from a career that they loved. no is o— from a career that they loved. no is o ioi— from a career that they loved. that is a lot to— from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process- from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process and it's equally hard to see the toll that it's taken on their own mental health. but i think what unites us all now is a desire to heal for the health and well—being of everyone on. ofcom won't be taken action oiier— ofcom won't be taken action oiier air-oo— ofcom won't be taken action after adjoa andoh , said the after adjoa andoh, said the nuskingnon — after adjoa andoh, said the buckingha

in terms of the police investigation, we had an update from dorset police earlier that said they are ehind me by the tear in bournemouth last wednesday afternoon. police have asked the public to stop speculating on social media, as has the coroner. the police 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

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it is reported that the boat has been impounded by dorset police.a number of people were seen on board, although it is not clear who they are. the police have been with the boat for the past two days. they haven't officially confirmed it has been impounded or say why they might want to investigate it. police have appealed to anyone who filmed wednesday's incident to come forward to help with their inquiries. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in bournemouth. scientists say they've had very promising results from an nhs trial 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 bl

dorset police said it was keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances that led to the deaths.nto the track during saturday's epsom derby. ben newman, who is 32 and from east london, will face guildford magistrates, charged with causing a public nuisance. he was among 31 people who were arrested. the horse racing event was targeted by animal rights protesters, who attempted to disrupt the race. a petition to introduce a legal duty of care from universities and colleges towards their students will be debated by mps this afternoon. it was started by a group of 25 families whose children took their own lives while at university. the department for education says a general duty of care to deliver educational and pastoral services already exists in higher education. you are live with bbc news. four days after a deadly train crash killed 275 people in india, a large number of bodies remain unclaimed. officials say over 100 victims remain unidentified. preliminary reports say a signal fault led to the three—train crash on friday night, which has been described as india's worst rail ac

dorset police said it was keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances that led to the deaths.track during saturday's epsom derby. ben newman, who is 32 and from east london, will face guildford magistrates, charged with causing a public nuisance. he was among 31 people who were arrested. the horse racing event was targeted by animal rights protesters, who attempted to disrupt the race. a petition to introduce a legal duty of care from universities and colleges towards their students will be debated by mps this afternoon. it was started by a group of 25 families whose children took their own lives while at university. we will keep an eye on that story and bring you a little more later. you are live with bbc news. it's more than 100 years since a a senior member of the british royal family gave evidence in person, in court from the witness box. then it involved a prince over a card game. this week prince harry, the duke of sussex, is due to appear at the high court in london in his case against mirror group newspapers. the younger son of king charles alleges information was gath

crucially dorset police have addressed what they describe as significant speculation on social media troying 16 tanks. this drone footage, which has not been verified, was released by moscow — which says it shows the battle in southern donetsk region. kyiv has not responded to the claims, but ukrainian authorities have previously said that a counter attack is being planned. trains are running again on the line where india's worst rail disaster in a century took place three days ago. 275 people died when three trains collided in odisha — most of the victims are yet to be identified. our india correspondent archana shukla joins us now. the process of identifying the victims is taking some time, isn't it? meanwhile, they still don't quite know the cause of this tragedy. quite know the cause of this traced . ~ , , ., quite know the cause of this traced .~ , , . ., �*, tragedy. well, yes, and that's mostly because _ tragedy. well, yes, and that's mostly because many - tragedy. well, yes, and that's mostly because many family i tragedy. well, yes, and that's - mostly because many family mem

now to the south—west and dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident which killedound with mild injuries and treated with the scene. for several hours this part of bournemouth beach was transformed into a rescue operation. the sand was cleared of people to allow in helicopters and other emergency crews. eyewitnesses said they saw several people being brought ashore in what were distressing scenes. they included lucy, a student in bournemouth. it they included lucy, a student in bournemouth.— bournemouth. it is horrific what happened- _ bournemouth. it is horrific what happened- i _ bournemouth. it is horrific what happened- i do _ bournemouth. it is horrific what happened. i do feel— bournemouth. it is horrific what happened. i do feel awful- bournemouth. it is horrific what happened. i do feel awfuljustin j happened. i do feel awfuljustin bieber and people were watching, taking videos. —— i do feel awful just being there. this taking videos. -- i do feel awful just being there.— taking videos. -- i do feel awful just being there. this over student also saw the _ j

dorset police say they are keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances that led to the deaths. 0urbeen following the story. the details about what happened to sunnah and joe are becoming clearer. they had been part of a group of swimmers when the incident happened. their inquest was told the cause of death was drowning. an official said the suggestion was they were caught in a rip tide. new pictures of sunnah show her in happier days, smiling with her mother. their local mosque has been holding prayers, including with close family friends. the family and the community at large are very sad, the mosque was overflowing with people and clearly they are all saddened to this shocking news. fist they are all saddened to this shocking news.— they are all saddened to this shocking news. they are all saddened to this shockin: news. �* �*, , shocking news. at joe's college they soke of shocking news. at joe's college they spoke of their— shocking news. at joe's college they spoke of their sense _ shocking news. at joe's college they spoke of their sense of _ shocking news. at joe's college th

dorset police said it was keeping an open mind as to the circumstances that led to their deaths.h bbc news. a woman once branded australia's worst female serial killer has been pardoned and freed from prison after new evidence suggested she did not kill herfour children. kathleen folbigg, seen here on the left, had spent 20 years in prison for the deaths, which occurred over a decade. but on monday, the attorney—general of new south wales said an inquiry had concluded there was reasonable doubt as to her guilt. scientists now believe the children may have died of natural causes. this was the second inquiry into this case. the australian academy of science gave independent evidence in april and put together a petition calling for mrs folbigg to be pardoned. i'm joined now by the chief executive anna—maria arabia. talk us through your involvement in the case. and it was a pretty harrowing case. the australian academy of science involvement in the case commenced in 2019 when a fellow, a professor, brought to our attention new genetic information that was available that shed light on

dorset police have asked for witnesses to come forward. there will be plenty of those. ank you. at least three people have been killed in a night—time attack on the ukrainian capital, kyiv. the assault took place in the east of the city and was the latest in a series of raids by russia on urban areas. james water has sent us this. this is the fourth time this week ukrainian cities have been subjected to missile and drone attacks. 17 of the days in may involved attacks like this. we are told on the eastern outskirts of kyiv at least three people have been killed. one of them is thought to have been a child. now, what the officials are telling us is that air defences have been effective in that all of the drones dance, drums or missiles, were intercepted by ukraine's highly effective air defence systems. what we see time and time again is, even if aimee sell is intercepted, it is the falling debris that can cause the falling debris that can cause the damage. it seems to be the case here. correct even if a missile is intercepted. one man was trying to get to a shelter which

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dorset police say they are keeping an open mind about the circumstances around the deaths of 17—year—oldwilloughby has returned to the itv show this morning after her holiday break — saying it feels very strange without phillip schofield. he left the show after saying he had lied about an affair with a member of the show�*s production team. holly said she felt �*shaken, troubled, let—down, and full of questions.�* research suggests that mortgages have continued to rise in cost — with the average two—year fixed rate deal now £35 more expensive than a few weeks ago. inflation has remained higher than predicted, and many lenders are expecting another increase in the bank of england�*s interest rate. you�*re live with bbc news. prince harry was never safe from newspapers trying to get information about him illegally — and there was a period in his life when it meant effectively he was never alone. that�*s the claim of the prince�*s lawyer in the opening day of a trial which will see prince harry testify in court tomorrow — the first royal to do so since the 19th century. harry, along with ot

dorset police have the newsroom dorset police have named the 17 year old boy who died after getting into difficulty in the water off bournemouth beach on wednesday. joe arbus from southampton died after being pulled from the sea in a statement, his family said they were heartbroken and devastated , describing him as devastated, describing him as a fabulous young man. a 12 year old girl named in report says sunak khan from high wycombe in buckinghamshire also died in the incident , which involved ten incident, which involved ten swimmers as a sightseeing boat named the dorset. belle has been impounded by police . a man has impounded by police. a man has been charged after allegedly wearing a shirt to the fa cup final yesterday , which appeared final yesterday, which appeared to have an offensive reference to have an offensive reference to the hillsborough disaster. 33 year old james white from warwickshire has been charged with displaying, threatening or abusive writing. he is expected to appear at willesden magistrates court next week. 97 liverpool fans died in 1989 at hillsborough stadi

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dorset police have said they are keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to the deathsideo, that could be a crucial piece of the puzzle in this investigation, to get in touch with them. police here in dorset have also addressed what they say is significant speculation that has been seen on social media and in the news as well, particularly regarding a page about that was in the water here by the po pier at the time. please have reiterated fact that no such boat, or no other craft in the sea was involved in a collision with the people in the water and they say that the presence of the pleasure boat here is just forming one that the presence of the pleasure boat here isjust forming one part of this investigation, they are also looking at other environmental factors such as the wind at the time and the weather as well. a man who was on the water at the time of the incident, a man in his 40s, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter, he has since been released pending further investigation. those two young people who sadly lost their lives, 17—year—old joe abess was a budd

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dorset authority mac. it is reported that the boat has been impounded by police and is in a separate marina down the coast l is of interest to them at the moment —— the police are not telling us. the rmt union says it regrets the inconvenience caused by its latest round of strikes but it says the dispute will continue until it has a fair pay deal. many operators have a limited service today and there's another strikes planned by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. the government says it's made fair and reasonable pay offers. another day of disruption, the unions say they have not targeted specific events but it is hard not to come to that conclusion. absolutely, this is the 29th industrial action day on the railways, which takes this dispute to almost a year, some 20,000 rmt workers are on strike today, including guards, train managers people working at the stations. as you can see behind me at it is pretty busy. there is a 50% service today, people are coming and going because they checked on the websites beforehand to see that their train is running. if you can get an example, if you a

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there's a continued police presence around a moored sightseeing boat in dorset, southern england, followingednesday. the dorset belle, which offers regular cruises around bournemouth, was in the area when calls to the emergency services were first made. a 12—year—old girl and 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 calle

dorset belle sightseeing boat. that boat was impounded by police after 12—year—old sunnah khan, and 17—year—old joe abbess died.he pair drowning. more than 80% of the world's opium — which is the main ingredient of heroin — used to be produced in afghanistan. but last year, opium poppy cultivation was banned by the taliban. the bbc has found evidence that the taliban government has had major success in cracking down on it, with experts suggesting that opium farming is down by as much as 80% in a year. but in a country reeling from an economic crisis, farmers say this is just another blow. our correspondent yogita limaye has sent this report from afghanistan. men who were once fighting for this land now control it. and they're enforcing the diktat of their leader. this is a taliban antinarcotics unit. deep in eastern afghanistan, they stop when they see a field of poppy. while the men raze it... ..their commander shouts at the family that owns the land. "i told you to destroy it yourselves." hidden from view, a woman screams back in anger but then retreats indoors. within minutes, it is all gone. the poppy that

dorset belle sightseeing boat. that boat was impounded by police after 12—year—old sunnah khan and 17—year—old joe abbess died.d diseases in england, with a record number of cases of gonorrhorea last year and the highest levels of syphilis since the end of world war ii. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh has been giving us more details. after a dip during covid, these sexually transmitted bacterial infections are back with a vengeance. there were more than 82,000 cases of gonorrhoea last year in england — that's up 50% on 2021. and it's the highest number since 1918, the year the first world war ended, when cases began being recorded. as for syphilis, there were more than 8,600 cases last year — that's the largest number since just after the second world war. chlamydia was the most commonly diagnosed sti, with almost 200,000 cases recorded, with the 15—t0—24 age group most likely to get an infection. the uk health security agency says only some of the rise can be accounted for by increased testing. it says condoms are the best defence. young people in particular often regard condoms as a means they can have a maj

the dorset belle has been impounded by police after the incident on wednesday, in which a 12—year—oldople were treated by paramedics. the mother of the television presenter caroline flack has criticised the way itv handled the departure of phillip schofield — saying it hasn't learned lessons from her daughter's suicide. the former this morning host apologised after he admitted lying about an affair with a younger male colleague, and said he understood how caroline flack felt in the face of utterly "relentless" news coverage. christine flack told newsnight she was worried about both mr schofield and the young man involved. they treat them as commodities. and i know it's a lovelyjob and i know they earn money, but also the television stations that earn money from them. and... but they're not commodities, they're people and they're employed. and if my employee didn't take care of me, there'd be all hell to pay. there will be higher security than ever before at the epsom derby — one of the uks biggest horse races — today after animal rights campaigners said they will target the event. the