greater manchester police said huh be taken. greater manchester police said hugh nelson _ be taken.e taken. greater manchester police said hugh nelson thought he could l said hugh nelson thought he could get away with what he was doing by using new tech but the message today as this is just as serious a crime and as more cases like this emerge, the law will have to keep up as ai gets more sophisticated. zoe kleinman, bbc news. with just over a week to go until the us election, early voting is already under way in several states. millions of americans will cast their vote before the 5th of november — including the current president, joe biden, who voted today in his home state of delaware. well, radio 1 newsbeat is travelling across the country talking to young americans about the issues that matter to them. the first stop for political reporterjordan kenny is atlanta, georgia — one of the seven swing states where this election will be won or lost. georgia is a young state with a high share of potential voters under 30. it was won byjoe biden for the democrats in 2020 with a small ma

a trial is now planned to take place in greater manchester over five years.ne whether the drug mounjaro, made by lilly, can help people with obesity to lose weight and in turn reduce pressure on the nhs and get people back to work. sarah le brocq has dieted and exercised for years, losing weight only to put it back on again. but forjust over a year, she has been on the drug used for weight loss wegovy, and has lost six stone. she welcomes the manchester trial. there is a narrative out there and has been that people living with obesity are lazy and they don't want to do x, y and z. that is not the case at all. i have a full—time job, i'm literally nonstop and i live with obesity. it is not the case at all and i think we need to start changing that narrative but, yeah, if it can improve people's health when they have been struggling with a chronic condition and therefore can get back into work as a result of losing weight and improving their health, that's only a positive thing. but experts say action must also be taken to improve the quality of food on sale an

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and i do imagine that the people of birmingham, greater manchester and luton would be very shocked toour. you know this is rubbish, don't you ? really? rubbish, don't you? really? because all you have to do is go outside and have a look for yourself in fact, since brexit, we've seen an increase in immigration from non—european non—white nations. so what are the racial demographics of people coming across the channel as well? and labour is now letting all of them claim asylum. i mean, this hard left bunch of mps also appear to want the school curriculum to be drawn up alongside racial justice organisations. so what does that mean? this maths class has been brought to you in conjunction with black lives matter. the mps include clive lewis, who protested when he had to swear allegiance to the king. >> i take this oath under protest and in the hope that one day my fellow citizens will democratically decide to live in a republic . until that time, a republic. until that time, i do solemnly , sincerely and truly do solemnly, sincerely and truly declare and affirm that i will be faithful and

. >> and within it, richard tice mps say they claim that a senior greater manchester police officer wasinst the advice of his more junior officers. now that's quite the claim about this particular incident, which caused public outrage when, on july the 23rd, footage emerged of a set of police officers appearing to kick one member of the public in the head on the floor at manchester airport. >> further footage was then released a few days later, leaked to a newspaper showing the further incident as it took place, showing that the police officers were being assaulted before they appeared to turn around and strike one of those individuals. in the footage, you can see one of the officers, the one who appears to hit back, is facing up to about 20 undercuts to his face. he would have been potentially dazed and concussed. and you can see there could be some strong mitigating claims in that position. but earlier this morning, when we had this reform uk press conference, i asked richard tice specifically about his claim that a senior officer had been pressured against releasing that footage. i a

criticise greater manchester police for not releasing any footage.aked cctv that many say exonerates the officers or perhaps mitigates the circumstances that come later. but the police have said they don't do that. they never do that. and that's in fact the norm. they don't release footage dunng norm. they don't release footage during an investigation of this sort. >> now you're back after 9:00. so is rick prior. he's chairman of the metropolitan police federation. you've spoken to him exclusively. we're going to speak to him again, live on the programme. is there anything you want members of the public to do who are watching us this morning? >> do you think rick's telling the truth? do you think he's accurately representing police officers? do you feel as though if you were a police officer, you'd have the full confidence to approach anyone and tackle any crime? >> thank you. charlie, there's how you do this, how you get in touch via our website. so i just was i just was building up there it is there, there it is there gb news.com/yoursay. please ge

this picture from tame side greater manchester. similar skies for many of us.aks of torrential rain at times and perhaps the thunderstorms. living through fairly quickly. temperature wise 16 or so in the south but 13, ill quickly. temperature wise 16 or so in the south but 13, m for scotland and northern ireland. this evening and northern ireland. this evening and overnight area of clout and showery rain continues its progress northwards. we will see clearer skies pushing in from the south. you may hear the odd rumble of thunder as heavy downpours moving overnight. temperature —wise, eight to 12. not too cold and frosty night. we start monday morning on that unsettled and damp note. perhaps an isolated thunderstorm in the north. scotland will stay cloudy with outbreaks of rain. sunshine and a few showers across wales with more frequent heavy showers pushing into the south—west later. temperatures, male, 19, 20 in the south—east. temperature starting to come down. some cooler air working in from the north. tuesday another area of low pressure put that you can se

uaw and still manchester, together after hard, good faith which is what we always left to see negotiations and also reaching a historic agreement. that's a good record raises come greatern the future. and so that included a commitment to reopen and expand production and communities that were devastated by previous plant closures. so look, what we want to see is still lantus to live on those commitments to the uaw. and to the community. and so not just any charities but unities that have long supported these industries. that's what you want to see. so we want them to keep their commitment again we were very proud to see that very good faith negotiations that occurred and what was delivered. and so that's what we want to see at the end of the day. i know we have to -- okay. we have to go. sorry, guys. >> later today incumbent senator kevin cramer faces off against his democratichallenger katrina christiansen in the race watch the debate live at 8 p.m. n on c-span2, she's been of our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> friday nights watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, weekly discussion on how the presidential senate and house campaigns that were in the past

a three week old baby died following the crash in stockport , greater manchester, stockport, greater nchester, whilst a man and woman, also in the vehicle were treated in hospital for their injuries. a man has been charged with attempted murder after a woman and two children suffered stab wounds in what has been described by police as a truly shocking incident. police were called to dagenham where they found the woman in her 30s. an eight year old girl and a two year old boy, all suffering from stab wounds. the metropolitan police said. they were taken to hospital and none are in a life threatening condition. meanwhile, 48 year old kulvinder ram will appear in court on monday charged with three counts of attempted murder . prince of attempted murder. prince william has extended a so—called olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harry and i both there. it must have been about 11, i think. probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to

the 54 year old, who worked for greater manchester police's serious crime division, was found guiltyisconduct in public office and supplying class a drugs . a heavily class a drugs. a heavily pregnant woman and her unborn baby have died after a collision with an unmarked police car in south—east london. the incident happened at around 6:15 last night. witnesses have told gb news that it appears the police vehicles were responding to an emergency at the time. two officers in the police car were taken to hospital but have since been discharged and a road closure remains in place as enquiries continue . alex enquiries continue. alex salmond's body has returned to aberdeen from north macedonia following his sudden death at a conference on saturday. the former first minister passed away from a heart attack in ohrid and his body was flown back this afternoon on a chartered flight arranged by businessman sir tom hunter. gb news scotland reporter tony maguire has more. >> the body of former first minister alex salmond was successfully returned home to scotland today. mr salmond was attending

the 54 year old, who worked for greater manchester police's serious crime division, was found guiltyconduct in public office and supplying class a drugs and girls aloud singer cheryl has described the death of former one direction star liam payne as incredibly painful as she voiced fears over protecting their seven year old son, bear. cheryl said in a statement on instagram that their son has to face the reality of never seeing his father again. his most recent girlfriend, katie cassidy , said girlfriend, katie cassidy, said she had been at a complete loss following his death , adding that following his death, adding that she loved him unconditionally and completely. payne died aged 31 after falling from a third floor hotel balcony in buenos aires. it comes after music mogul simon cowell also spoke out, saying he is heartbroken. fans have paid tribute to liam outside the hotel where he died, by singing the one direction song. history . jul the ashlee song. history. jul the ashlee good lord alli mr farage. >> so don't let it go. we can read some more, we can live forever . those are t

a three week old baby died following the crash in stockport, greater manchester, whilst a man and womano in the vehicle were woman, also in the vehicle were treated in hospital for their injuries. a man has been charged with attempted murder after a woman and two children suffered stab wounds in what has been described by police as a truly shocking incident. police were called to dagenham where they found the woman in her 30s, an eight year old girl and a two year old boy, all suffering from stab wounds. the metropolitan police said they were taken to hospital and none are in a life threatening condition. 48 year old kulvinder ram will appear on court in court on monday, charged with three counts of attempted murder. police said those involved were all known to each other . a those involved were all known to each other. a man has died after boats carrying migrants deflated in the english channel on sunday morning, french authorities have said. it comes after gb news revealed the number of channel migrants arriving in the uk so far this year has already overtaken the whole total for 2023

while the greater manchester mayor accused northern rail of running a part—time service.the south 215t—century rail infrastructure and levers _ 215t—century rail infrastructure and levers with — 215t—century rail infrastructure and levers with victorian rail infrastructure. the region's farmers are worried about funding. there is a huge amount of uncertaintx _ preston's climate change jury delivered its findings. we learned about greenhouse gases, net zero, carbon capture. and a double dose of bad news for blackpool — live from london, this is bbc news. truck runs into a bus stop in tel aviv. iran's supreme leader says israel's bombardment should not be "downplayed" nor "exaggerated" , and tells officials to determine how best to demonstrate his country's power to israel. the uk chancellor, rachel reeves, says she will deliver a "budget for the strivers" this week, pledging a cash boost to rebuild crumbling schools and invest in free breakfast clubs. look, i want taxes on working people to be lower but you we are also expecting people to be attending a memorial service fo

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