author whose work researching the case may have discovered some remains, and they alerted greater manchester policener. this is a story which people in that area and around the country want to know the resolution of and keith's family want to know if this is the end what has been a very long process. the cost of gas and electricity for uk households has increased from today but, as we've been hearing, the rise has been cushioned by government help. although critics point out even after the intervention, prices are twice as high as last winter. there's lots of advice today on the bbc news website about how you can reduce your energy consumption. and obviously those bills, they've doubled since last winter. a huge number. yes, the government has stepped in to provide an enormous support package. one of liz truss�*sfirst acts as prime minister was this big energy support package. but, yes, what can we do to save our energy usage? there are lots of tips from things like reducing and changing the way that you cook — using your oven and hob is more expensive. for example, to cook a couple of chicken brea

greater manchester police say he has been arrested after breaching his bail conditions.riginally arrested in january and allegations of rape, assault and making threats to kill. he is yet to be charged. his bail was extended, most recently injune. united had previously said he is not available for selection command that has not changed. it is understood the arrest was made at his home in bowed in and related to contact between mason greenwood and his alleged victim. greater manchester police say they are aware of an allegation regarding are aware of an allegation regarding a 21—year—old man breaching his bail conditions. an arrest was made on saturday, the 15th of october. in other words, saturday, the 15th of october. in otherwords, in saturday, the 15th of october. in other words, in the early hours of today. rescuers in turkey have been digging through rock to try to reach people trapped underground, after an explosion at a coal mine. as many as a0 people are feared to have died in the blast in amasra, on the black sea coast. initial reports suggest it had been caused

the family had been alerted by greater manchester police that they had received an approach, and greateroday it was from the landowner of the site. they also put out a statement on social media saying they have not actually found anything as yet. there were reports that a jawbone or possibly a skull had been discovered by someone who was researching a book on the site, but apparently, they were actually informed by the landowner, gmp say. they will continue giving updates over the next few days. but so far, nothing found by specialist officers who have spent since yesterday on that part of the more attempting to establish whether there are human remains there or not. it is the london marathon tomorrow. it's normally in april, but was delayed because of omicron. among those who'll be running tomorrow is someone who was for more than four years until this past march in a prison cell in iran. anoosheh ashoori is 68 and was released along with nazanin zaghari ratcliffe. i spoke to him earlier. running and running and running until i get to the finish line! is until i get to the finish line!

yes, greater manchester police released a statement this morning saying that a 21—year—old man had been greenwood was arrested on suspicion of assault and rape, subsequently questioned about making threats to kill. he has not played since then. manchester united say he is unavailable for selection and will be so until this case is resolved. we are still waiting to know whether gmp are going to actually charge greenwood. as yet, they are continuing with their inquiries. simon stone in wolverhampton, thank you very much. employees at a second apple shop in the united states have voted to form a union. 56 employees at the apple penn square store in oklahoma city voted in support ofjoining the communication workers of america union. the union was formed following concerns about covid—19 health and safety. in early october, employees filed an unfair labour practice charge against management at the store. astronomers have detected what may be the most powerful flash of light ever seen, from an event that occurred 2.4 billion light years from earth. the burst of gamma—rays was first detected b

greater manchester police say enquiries are ongoing.ontinuing to lose ground in much of ukraine but they are making slow progress in their attempt to take the city of bakhmut, in the donbas region. the city — once home to more than 70,000 people — has been under constant artillery bombardment. our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to meet some of those who are still there, and the ukrainian troops who are resisting the russian advance. russian forces are inching ever closer to the city of bakhmut. explosion. the centre now reverberating with the sound of constant shelling. explosion 70% of the population have already fled, and each day more are leaving. you're trying to leave? among them, olena, who has packed all that she can carry. translation: it's very hard | when you are almost 70 years old and you have to go through all this. you need to squat over the fire to cook food, you need to carry buckets of water to your apartment. it's so hard. i curse the one who started this war. i curse him 100 times. olena prays that one day

greater manchester police are examining a report that a fragment of human skull has been discovered byth of england correspondentjudith moritz reports. in howling wind and driving rain, there is no bleaker part of the north of england for search teams to be examining. but now, on the moors which are synonymous with murder, the sight of scenes of crime officers investigating possible human remains. this is the little boy whose body they are looking for — keith bennett, one of five children tortured and killed by the moors murderers in the 1960s and the only one who has never been found. chris has farmed this area for 50 years and owns the land which is now being examined by the police. these murders up here, it's not a nice thing. it is such a beautiful valley but it is blackened by that, what happened, yeah. i have always been going out and looking for any signs of a grave when i have been gathering sheep up on the hills. i've done it, well, i promised keith's mum. she came to see me when she was going to pass on with cancer and asked me to keep looking and i said, "i will keep looking

greater manchester police released a statement this morning saying a 21—year—old man had been arrestede gm police say their inquiries are ongoing. as you said, this goes back to january when greenwood was arrested on suspicion of assault and rape, subsequently questioned about making threats to kill. he has not played since then. manchester united say he is unavailable for selection and will be so until this case is resolved. we are still waiting to know whether gmp we are still waiting to know whether gmp will actually charge greenwood, as yet they arejust continuing with their inquiries. turkey says ai people are known to have died in a coalmine near the black sea coast, after a suspected methane explosion on friday. the turkish interior minister said a number of miners thought trapped had been found dead at the site in amasra. anjanna gadgil reports. smoke billowing from the site of the explosion, one of turkey�*s most deadly industrial accidents in years. the blast took place at a state owned coal mine in the black sea port town of amasra. over 100 people were working there at the

last year greater manchester police committed to attend every report of burglary. doubled to 842 the year after. officers are now hoping that can be replicated across the country. it is one of the most intrusive crimes — burglars breaking into your house and ransacking it, taking precious belongings like jewellery and computers and leaving behind damage and distress. it happened to alex catino, who was burgled on his birthday last year. he explained to me that he reported it immediately but was told in his first phone call that the case was being closed. and the conversation was along the lines that, "i'm sure you understand that we will have to close this investigation." this is before anyone arrived at the scene. a police officer did come around the next day, but only gave him crime prevention advice. it was just a doorway conversation, which was mainly about the security measures that i have in place for this home. so, "i should cut the hedge" and so forth. the next day, a forensic team arrived, but it was too late. police response to burglaries has been in the

greater manchester police released a statement this morning saying a 21—year—old man had been arrestedions of breach of bail conditions. the police say their inquiries are ongoing. as you said, this goes back to january when greenwood was arrested on suspicion of assault and rape, subsequently questioned about making threats to kill. he has not played since then. manchester united say he is unavailable for selection and will be so until this case is resolved. we are still waiting to know whether gmp will charge greenwood, as yet they are just continuing with their inquiries. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh. good afternoon. england appear to be heading for victory in the opening match of the rugby league world cup... and an impressive one it would be too against samoa... another one of the contenders for the trophy. an early penalty gave the hosts the lead at st james park before jack welsby scored their first try with this impressive run. dom young crashed over twice to give them a 18 point lead. but samoa did manage to get points on the board befo

greater manchester police have given an update on their continuing search of saddleworth moor after suggestions. they are looking for the remains of 12—year—old keith bennett, who was a victim of moors murderers ian brady and his partner they say they were tipped off about remains already discovered on the site. it seems to be something to do with an author that has been investigating. statement has been issued saying a job was what was said to have been found but they have found no human rain so far. the reason they have searched the area and the police moved to rapidly as the case of keith bennett. he was one of the victims of the moors murderers ian brady and myra hindley. he disappeared in 1964 in june, 12 years old at the time, while visiting his grandfather. he has never been seen since. nobody has never been seen since. nobody has been found. —— no body. brady and hindley were convicted in the 19605 and hindley were convicted in the 1960s at a crown court trial for his murder along with that of four other youngsters. his body is the one set of remains that has never been found. his mum w

that is why i'm very pleased to see that greater manchester police, hampshire, bedfordshire, northamptonshirerity expect every force to investigate every neighbourhood crime and so do i. drugs, car theft, vandalism and anti—social behaviour cannot be ignored. perhaps the most unsettling and unspeakable crime of all is rape. as an mp and as attorney general i have already seen first hand how the system needs to do better. i cannot change things overnight but i will not accept the status quo. policing is a public service and must be accountable to you, the public. that is why it is right that we publish league tables that show how well every force in england and wales is doing in theirfight every force in england and wales is doing in their fight against crime. you will have the right to know and greater transparency will drive up standards. the modern world inevitably brings new challenges. 0ur inevitably brings new challenges. our national security bill will ensure that law enforcement and intelligence agencies have the tools they need to stay ahead of the evermore sophisticated adversaries.

30s dragged in through the gates of the consulate and he is then punched and kicked, and greater manchester policered to, the tory mp, said that the consul general was involved in ripping up posters and she described what happened at the consulate as a chilling escalation. and as you said, the foreign office has summoned the charged affairs as they wanted to express concern at the footage and have said that the right to peaceful protest must be respected in the uk. while we have been on air the rmt union has announced further rail strikes next months in the ongoing fight over pay, jobs and working conditions. rail workers will walk out on november the 3rd, the fifth in the seventh. the union represents more than 20,000 workers at network rail which maintains and operates the infrastructure, including signalling. its general secretary, mick lynch, accused network rail of dishonesty in negotiations. an iranian athlete who competed in a climbing event in south korea — without her hijab — says it dropped off by mistake. some saw the move as a gesture of solidarity with the recent protests against the

greater manchester police are investigating after a pro—democracy protestor outside the chinese consulatencan—smith have called for the chinese ambassador to explain what happened. the commissioner of the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, has called for hundreds of his officers to be sacked after a report found many of them are getting away with criminal behaviour. the review of the met�*s internal misconduct system was commissioned after the murder of sarah everard by a serving police officer. it says many claims of sexual misconduct, misogyny and homophobia by officers are badly mishandled. and that there are unacceptable levels of racial bias. here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. the murder of sarah everard the turning point, but the dangerous behaviour of some officers ongoing. when a police officer kidnaps, rapes and kills a woman, trust is forfeited. too many allowed to get away with sexual harassment, racism, and misogyny. i have found in their internal misconduct system that it isn't good enough, it isn't quick enough, and it has racial disparity. the f

fulfilling ambitions, such as taking control of a royal navy vessel, firing live rounds with greater manchester policey? yeah. i get angry at the fact that the treatment has not changed for decades. i get angry that my life was normal, and then it wasn't really, really quickly. and the fact that it's notjust me that that happens to. i think that's when i've seen you most angry is when we lose somebody. yeah. that really hits you hard, isn't it? —— doesn't it? yeah. and it makes me question, why am i still here? they've gone. what's so special about me? this is the biggest cancer killer in children and adults under 40. gosh! why? and it gets about 2% of the cancer research fund spend. so itjust seems disproportionate that it kills so many people, so many young people, and yet it's so badly funded. and i think it'sjust because it's hard. but if we do nothing else, we want to raise awareness of that fact. yeah. because things need to change. it needs to be better. it does. we've lost far too many young people. so they're campaigning on all fronts to help others affected by glioblastoma, while also explor

now, greater manchester police are examining a report a fragment of human skull has been discovered byone storm, after causing widespread damage in florida earlier this week. residents have been told to prepare for life—threatening floods. the storm is one of the most powerful the country has ever seen and has already killed at least 16 people in florida. more than 50,000 letters of condolence have been sent to buckingham palace following the queen's death. pictures released by the palace show some of the messages paying tribute to the late monarch. staff say letters will be carefully read and responses sent. time now for a look at this morning's front pages. the times carries quotes from the prince of wales following the inquest into 14—year—old molly russell's death. as we've been reporting, prince william has called for "increased pressure on tech companies and the government" over online safety regulation, saying child safety should not be seen as an "afterthought." the daily mail's front page is dedicated to the search for the moors murder victim keith bennet after potential human

he is then punched and kicked and greater manchester police say they went into the grounds of the consulatety. the ameuht they sheet a hospital. now, a tory mp night in hospital. now, a tory mp said that the consul general was involved in wrapping up posters and she described what happened at the consulate as a chilling escalation. there have been solidarity protests around the world. this was the scene in beijing in last week. they were accusing him of being a dictator over his zero covid policy and since then this was followed in melbourne with the message know to lock down, yes to freedom. a similar message at the university in london and the unidentified protester has been dubbed bridge man and has been compared to tank man who stood in front of a line of tanks in a 1991 protest in tiananmen square. let's speak to our china media analyst — kerry allen. to be no herbage manners? we don't, there's been — to be no herbage manners? we don't, there's been a — to be no herbage manners? we don't, there's been a fascination _ to be no herbage manners? we don't, there's been a fascination of _ t

breaking news from greater manchester police on this is from the assistant chief, to about the search experts have been at the scene and specialists who know what they need to look for when it comes to human remains, they are in a position, she says, to say that despite a thorough search of the scene and ongoing analysis of samples taken by ourselves in a third party, in other words a member of the public research in the case, there is currently no evidence of human remains at or surrounding the identified side. that is police searching for the remains of keith bennett, one of the victims of ian brady and myra hindley. no human remains or indication in the surrounding area at that site. after the violence and the shock in thailand, the mourning. there's widespread grief after 36 people, most of them children, were killed by a former police officer who used a gun and a knife in the attack — one of the deadliest in the country's history. the prime minister of thailand has ben visiting the nursery in the north of the country — where the attacks began. he prayed, and laid flowers at the s

they made the decision to charge the player after reviewing evidence provided to them by greater manchester policeeveryone that these are now live legal proceedings and they have cautioned anyone against making any comment or sharing any information online or anywhere else which might prejudice mason greenwood's right to a fair hearing. he is due to face magistrates in manchester tomorrow. thank you. parts of central leeds were evacuated last night after a large fire tore through an historic building. flames could be seen engulfing the leonardo building, a former council property which had been sold to developers for conversion into student accommodation. the fire is now under control and a safety cordon has been put in place. a large fire has broken out at a jail in the iranian capital, tehran, where hundreds of political prisoners are held. officials say eight people were injured and it is now under control. it's the latest unrest following weeks of protests over the death in custody of a young woman who was detained for allegedly not wearing her hijab correctly. azadeh moshiri reports. flames e

greater manchester is due to appear at manchester magistrates' court later this morning. the building opens at 9am and we expect him to appear suck this morning. he was charged with three offences by manchester policeeen november 2018 and october2022. given period between november 2018 and october 2022. given the high profile nature of mice greenwood, the crown prosecution service issued a statement pointing out that he was entitled to a fair trial and they also said it was important there should be no reporting commentary or sharing of information online which could prejudice those proceedings. rowan bridge at manchester magistrates' court, thank you. more than 400,000 health workers will be balloted for strikes over growing disputes about issues including pay. unison announced that its members — from nursing staff to hospital porters and cleaners — will vote in the coming weeks on whether to mount a campaign of industrial action. almost a million nhs workers could be involved in strikes and other forms of industrial action before christmas. we've been asking the government to boost the £1400 that was offered. it's not enough to help health workers pay their bills, and it's not enough to deal with

greater manchester police are conducting an investigation.tation for stability and solidity and reliability. ijust stability and solidity and reliability. i just wonder, stability and solidity and reliability. ijust wonder, what do you think other countries are thinking about our country, in the light of the tumult of the last couple of weeks of our own politics? i know what they are thinking, because i speak to them, regularly. on any given day, i will have phone calls and meetings with leaders from across the world, including my opposite number in ukraine. i spoke with african leaders yesterday, and i will be having conversations with our american and european friends through the day. of course, what they want is for the uk to be a rock, to be a good partner. and we are a good partner.— rock, to be a good partner. and we are a good partner. have we looked like a rock — are a good partner. have we looked like a rock recently? _ are a good partner. have we looked like a rock recently? you _ are a good partner. have we looked like a rock recen

greater manchester police are investigating after a pro—democracy protestor outside the chinese consulatehave travelled to china to train members of the chinese military. the ministry of defence says the practice isn't illegal, but it is trying to deter pilots from taking part. the pilots are often offered large amounts of money to share their knowledge. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera has more. this has caused widespread amazement, i think, this has caused widespread amazement, ithink, that this has caused widespread amazement, i think, that these form amazement, i think, that these form a retired british military pilots have gone to china to chain delete might train the chinese military, but it's not illegal. it started with a few cases about three years ago, slowed down with a pandemic, but it has recently been increasing, and that has caused alarm, i think, in the ministry of defence, and they are being offered quite large packages, $270,000, £240,000, to go off to china and do this training, but the problem for the ministry of defence is that it is not currently illegal. the

greater manchester, stephen watson, who has turned his force around by going back to basics. — force around by going back to basics, and so this is being interpreted by the telegraph as stopping work policing. —— woke policing — matters protesters. —— woke policing -- _ matters protesters. —— woke policing. —— black life matters. it is not _ policing. —— black life matters. it is not just — policing. —— black life matters. it is not just the policing. —— black life matters. it is notjust the police's policing. —— black life matters. it is not just the police's fault that they have — is not just the police's fault that they have two policeman twitter, the reason _ they have two policeman twitter, the reason for _ they have two policeman twitter, the reason for that is it is the law, and _ reason for that is it is the law, and if— reason for that is it is the law, and if they— reason for that is it is the law, and if they get compliant, they are duty— bound to investigate and if they get compliant, they are duty—bound to investigate it, so what _ duty—bound to investigate it, so what we — duty—bound to investigate it, so what we should be looking at more is the law, _ what we should be looki