greater manchester police detectives say they are investigating the death of a three—year—old by thisfternoon after an ambulance had been signalled to stop by a vehicle, in which a seriously injured child was being carried. 0fficers attended, as did paramedics, but the boy sadly was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they have cordoned off the area where the incident appears to have happened. the driver of the tractor is helping them with their inquiries, and partners for the health and safety executive are also working alongside police investigators to conduct further inquiries to find out exactly how this happened. that's the statement from greater manchester police. 3 people have been killed and 15 others injured in the ukrainian city of dnipro following a russian missile attack on the country's leading space rocket and satellite factory. ukraine says it needs urgent shipments of long—range artillery and other weapons to slow the advance of russian forces in the east of the country as our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. 0n ukraine's eastern front, they're abou

some breaking news to bring you, greater manchester police have confirmed that the body of a teenage salford quays. the emergency services went to the scene after reports of somebody getting into difficulty, in the water, yesterday evening. the body is believed to be that of a 16—year—old boy, last seen struggling after swimming with friends. detectives are once again reminding people to enjoy the hot weather responsibly, and to avoid being tempted to cool off in reservoirs, rivers, canals or ponds. that is just in from greater manchester police, confirming the body of a teenage boy has been recovered from salford quays. wildfires are continuing to spread in southern europe as the heatwave there intensifies. crete and croatia are the latest places where fires have broken out and more people have been ordered to evacuate their homes in france. in spain and portugal, more than 300 people are thought to have died from the heat. bethany bell reports from malaga in southern spain. almost 3,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. when we arrived there, a new fire had just broken o

a three—year—old boy has died after a collision with a tractor on a farm in greater manchester. policeen to hospital. officers say the driver of the vehicle, who is believed to have known the child, is helping them with their inquiries. the former wales rugby captain, ryanjones, has revealed he's been diagnosed with early—onset dementia at the age of a1. jones won 75 caps for wales between 200a and 201a, and also played in three tests for the british and irish lions. speaking in a newspaper interview, he said he felt like his world was falling apart after the diagnosis. a new picture of the duchess of cornwall has been released to celebrate her 75th birthday. it was taken by the photographer chris jackson at the duchess�*s home in wiltshire. earlier this month, she marked her birthday by guest—editing country life magazine. the rolling stones invited two ukrainian children's choirs to perform their hit �*you can't always get what you want�* at a concert in vienna. the boys and girls choirs travelled from kyiv to perform the stones classic. the stones usually play the song early in thei

and what greater manchester police need is footage of any tax and help them with the investigations and to make the area safe. a group of young people from south wales are calling for social media platforms to improve processes for reporting harmful content. bosses from tik tok and meta — who run facebook — faced questions on the topic from students at pontypridd high school. the session happened as a new law to protect people online passes through parliament — as shelley phelps reports. i feel like because of social media, women's voices are being heard less. i feel like we are being pushed back a bit. 17—year—old caitlin says she received threatening messages on social media after putting up a post about the problem of violence against women. it's like we can't really speak without having harm wanted against us. she is part of a group of pupils at pontypridd high school, who have been working on a project about improving the safety of women and girls online. it's annoying because you want to know who it is but you can't find out. it's anonymous. the ever changing social media landscap

and what greater manchester police need is footage of any kind that may help them with the investigationse surprised to hear that squirrels just love this. it's a kind of hazelnut butter. they find it irresistible. and what the scientists are doing is dosing this with contraceptives. now, the idea is the squirrels will be unaffected, except, of course, they won't be able to produce any young. so how do you ensure that only grey squirrels eat it? well, the scientists have come up with a cunning plan. so, it has a weighted door at the front that an animal has to push open to access the bait. and this is the bait, here? so, that's that paste. yeah. it has a metal case to keep out larger animals, and we raise it up on a stand so that small animals can't access it. but where do you get squirrel contraceptives? the team are investigating two long—lasting birth control treatments. the lead scientist says progress has been good. she hopes it will be ready to roll out in the wild within two years. you could reduce them significantly, like bring them to the brink of local extinction, or even eradic

called to the scene in greater manchester on saturday evening following reports of someone getting into difficulty while out swimming with friends. meanwhile, in west yorkshire, police who entered a reservoir last night. he was last seen getting into the ardsley reservoir between wakefield and leeds. wildfires are continuing to spread in southern europe as the heatwave there intensifies. crete and croatia are the latest places where fires have broken out and more people have been ordered to evacuate their homes in france. in spain and portugal, more than 300 people are thought to have died from the heat. bethany bell reports from malaga in southern spain. almost 3,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. when we arrived there, a new fire had just broken out in the woods. helicopters keep circling this area, trying to put out the fires and you can see just how close they've got to the built—up areas. all of these villas along here have been evacuated because the fire is just too close for comfort. 0n the road, we met sharon, who's from england. she lives nearby with her daughter valentina. their home is safe but they were out trying to round up pets and anima

greater manchester. his family flagged down an ambulance this afternoon to say the boy had been injured, but he died before he could reach hospital. policeur of the middle east, reiterating us commitment to the region at a summit with gulf leaders in saudi arabia. he's been trying to persuade them to boost oil production during a high—level meeting. this is what president biden had to say a little earlier. the united states is going to remain an active, engaged partner in the middle east. as the world grows more competitive and the challenges we face more complex, it is only becoming clearer to me how closely interwoven america's interests are with the successes in the middle east. our middle east correspondent anna foster has been speaking to the saudi minister of state for foreign affairs. she began by asking him about critical comments president biden had made about the saudi regime in the past. what happens in a political campaign generally doesn't survive the reality of being in office, because in office, you have access to information, you have access to advisers, you have access to intelligence, and you are governing and conductin

greater manchester. his family flagged down an ambulance this afternoon to say the boy had been injured, but he died before he could reach hospital. policenvestigation involving the health and safety executive is underway. airlines are being forced to either cancel or run fewer flights because of staff shortages at heathrow airport. emirates airlines have agreed to cap sales of their flights out of heathrow until mid—august. a short time ago, i spoke to our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma. clearly people have been at home, stuck because of restrictions on airline travel for the last couple of years, this is the first year the airlines have some sort of chance of recuperating some losses they have endured. lots of people are quite eager to go abroad, because restrictions have notjust been here in the uk, but also some of the key holiday destinations, spain for example, a popular place for brits to travel, they have had some restrictions that meant you cannot necessarily travel there. now that has been lifted, so huge surge in demand. unfortunately, airports have not been able to cope with that demand. heathrow, who we have been

greater manchester. officers were scrambled to the scene in bury, but the boy died before he could be taken to hospital. policeown the child, is helping them with their inquiries. the government has announced that all state schools in england will have a defibrillator by the end of the next academic year. the decision follows a campaign by the family of 12—year—old oliver king, who died from a sudden cardiac arrest while competing in a school swimming race in 2011. the first deliveries are expected to begin before christmas. a cargo plane with eight people on board has crashed in northern greece. the plane, owned by a ukranian company, had taken off from serbia and had been scheduled to fly to jordan. firefighters said they were treating the cargo as dangerous material. ranges has revealed he has been diagnosed with early onset dementia at the age of a1. he won 75 caps for wales between 200a, 201a, and also played three test for the british and irish lines. speaking in a newspaper interview he said he felt like his world was falling apart after the diagnosis. a new picture of the duchess of cornwall has been r