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the camera cases review commission, crown prosecution service and greater manchester police have allling of his conviction and subsequent appeals. but andrew says his life can't truly start again until authorities are forced under oath to tell the truth. they will not give it up. they're institutionally dishonest. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now, it's being billed as the country's biggest public investment in a cultural venue for more than 20 years. aviva studios in manchester officially opens today for what's expected to be a final bill of £2110 million, double the original estimate. the first show there is directed by danny boyle, who masterminded the opening ceremony of the london 2012 olympics, and it's a dance adaptation of the cult sci—fi film the matrix. our culture editor katie razzall has had an exclusive preview. something wild is happening in the north west. this is the biggest cultural opening of a space since the opening of tate modern at the beginning of the century. a huge new venue for shows, gigs and much more. why shouldn't there be a national theatre in manchester? 0

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in in manchester who stood near a pro israeli demonstration with a palestinian flag on his back and was removed and detained. by police along with three others, in a now deleted tweet by greater manchester police, they stated that they were not arrested for flying the palestinian flag, but really it was a public order offence, that tweet as obviously, as i mentioned been deleted and it's very unclear as to what exactly happened and under which powers those individuals were brought to action. um, moving forward, if i may or if you have another question so then please, i don't want to stop you. no, no, no, i was actually. uh just about to say unfortunately that's all that we have time for today, but i wanted to thank you uh kareem ali for your time and also of course dr. hossain shahrastani as well for joining us in the studio today for this really important and i think historical uh time in history as we look at what is happening in palestine again, thank you as well to the viewers for watching, you can join us again next week for another edition of eye on islam. assalamualaikum. will be free from the river to the sea sabar ke yeah hum nahi mante cars on israel cars on israel

man in in manchester who stood near a pro israeli demonstration with a palestinian flag on his back and was removed and detained by police along with three others in a now deleted tweet by greater. manchester police, they stated that they were not arrested for flying to palestini in the flag, but really it was a public order offense. that tweet as obviously, as i mentioned been deleted, and it's very unclear as to what exactly happened and under which powers those individuals were brought to action. um, moving forward, if i may, or if you have another question, so then please, i don't want to stop you. no, no, no, i was actually uh, just about to say unfortunately, that's all that we have time for. today but i wanted to thank you uh kareem ali for your time and also of course dr. hossain shahistani as well for joining us in the studio today for this really important and i think historical uh time in history as we look at what is happening in palestine again thank you as well to the viewers for watching you can join us again next week for another edition of ion islam asalamu alaykum. je pense qu'ils vont poser là-haut, faut qu'on se décale. have been deprived of their home. of o

we know that greater manchester police are looking into an incident. them and we're waiting for further responses from charities from others. the charities commission confirmed that commission has confirmed that they are assessing the information we've provided to them, in the them, and it comes in the backdrop that michael gove, the community secretary, is considering definition of considering a new definition of extremism and also a change to the terrorism law , which has the terrorism law, which has not been updated since 2011. and witnessing and the witnessing the scenes and the commentary that we've seen over the last few weeks, they might well act soon. >> i can say to that is they >> all i can say to that is they need act very, very soon need to act very, very soon indeed. minute after the indeed. in a minute after the break, we go live to tel aviv . break, we go live to tel aviv. well, thank you. radio. >> well, it's very difficult to find any good news about what is going on in israel and gaza at this moment in time. but gb news is security ed

we know that greater manchester police are looking into an incident. them and we're waiting for further responses from charities from others. the charities commission confirmed that commission has confirmed that they are assessing the information we've provided to them, in the them, and it comes in the backdrop that michael gove, the community secretary, is considering definition of considering a new definition of extremism and also a change to the terrorism law , which has the terrorism law, which has not been updated since 2011. and witnessing and the witnessing the scenes and the commentary that we've seen over the last few weeks, they might well act soon. >> i can say to that is they >> all i can say to that is they need act very, very soon need to act very, very soon indeed. minute after the indeed. in a minute after the break, we go live to tel aviv . break, we go live to tel aviv. well, thank you. radio. >> well, it's very difficult to find any good news about what is going on in israel and gaza at this moment in time. but gb news is security ed

police forces are tonight facing uncomfortable questions , with uncomfortable questions, with greater manchester policefficers was caught tearing down posters of israeli hostages just a day after two met police officers were filmed removing posters of israeli children kidnapped by hamas terrorists in north london, police folks taking down the posters of kidnapped kids . in posters of kidnapped kids. in response, the met said, we have no wish to limit the rights of anyone to protest or to raise awareness of the plight of those kidnapped and the terrible impact on their families. but we do have responsibility to take do have a responsibility to take reasonable issues reasonable steps to stop issues escalating and to avoid any further increase in community tension on on this occasion that is what officers were trying to do . but it's not just community do. but it's not just community tensions that the police are failing to tackle with only 6.5% of robberies leading to a charge and 75% of car thefts not investigated. and 71% of serious retail crimes completely ignored. police across the country seem to be

britain's daughter nicola was one of two greater manchester police officers murdered in 2012.led in the line of duty. bryn wants to change that and has been campaigning for 18 months for a medal to be awarded posthumously to bereaved families. it has cross—party support from mps and on tuesday labour backed his plans. we will be proud to introduce a bravery medal for police officers, firefighters, emergency service workers who lose their lives in the line of duty because we owe them our thanks for keeping us safe. last week, a minister told bryn an announcement was close, so he was hopeful as ijoined him to watch the home secretary address the conference yesterday. i support your campaign for a medal for heroes. there is a consensus across government that this needs to happen, and i hope we will be able to announce something very soon. what's your reaction to that? i'd say confusion and disappointed. it was almost like it was a cursory off the cuff remark. it wasn't quite what bryn had hoped for. but when pressed by the conference chair, suella braverman was able to elaborate.

okay so officers from greater manchester police have been seen remove images of hostages whilst the metoften groups of people giving way for others? or why can't you have that christmas market? oh, because there's a there's a threat there. why can't you say, oh, don't want to stoke oh, you don't want to stoke racial tensions? or why can't i put post up? we've got to put this post up? we've got to ease community tensions. well hang minute. why can't we hang on a minute. why can't we just about lives just go about our lives like normal and neville normal people? and mike neville joins now. ex metropolitan joins me now. ex metropolitan police . thank police detective. mike, thank you very are we easing you very much. why are we easing community tensions and not just allowing posters of missing children on in children to be put on walls in britain ? britain? >> i have no idea, patrick, as to why this is happening. the posters don't contain any sort of hateful message . as of hateful message. as i understand it, they have a picture of a child and this child is missing . and i'd like child is

the criminal cases review commission, crown prosecution service and greater manchester police have alliry into the handling of his conviction and subsequent appeals. do you ever feel like life will be... ..normal? can life ever be normal? there will be a sense of normality at some point, yeah, but, eh... ..i can't even begin to get any sense of normality until these things are resolved. can you imagine at some point in the future having a relationship again? it's, it's — i dismissed it from my mind many years ago, because, think about it, the nature of, you know, the nature of what everything has been hanging over me. just because i've cleared my name, that still haunts me. there must have been ambitions that you had pre—2003. and i wonder what your ambitions are now? my ambitions are very, very, very, eh, sort of, erm, humble. i have some some kind of financial freedom to go and live elsewhere. and travel, because i've always liked traveling. 0r possibly i might go to university. that's possible. maths, astronomy? yeah, yeah. possibly astronomy. yeah, something like that. some science

home office civil servants who work flat out to keep this country safe and of course, the greater manchester policehe officers from around the country who are doing their duty . here >> now, i don't know if you've noticed, but as home secretary, i do occasionally receive a modicum of criticism or sometimes i'm asked if i ever read what my critics say about me. well the answer is yes, i do . i'm made of strong stuff. so i'm prepared to wade through the personal abuse, the wild invective and the wilful misrepresentation , because i misrepresentation, because i believe that all of us should strive for improvement and if we close our ears to anyone who disagrees with us, we're less likely to identify our mistakes. one of the reasons why the conservative party has survived and thrived for so long is because we are not afraid to admit when we get it wrong and adapt accordingly. we listen and we learn and we renew ourselves and that's what we're doing here this week in manchester. we're raising our game because next year this country will face a clear choice at the general election . who do people trust t

so we have in greater manchester and in north london, police forces remain removing posters of israelitages kept in gaza strip. and of course , bystanders strip. and of course, bystanders have have have gone furious over that , have protested have have have gone furious over that, have protested manchester police has apologised too little too late for the concerns citizens but the metropolitan police has has said no basically this was our reaction because we received reports that these posters were put in place there in retaliation for the shopkeeper who was accused of having posted pro hamas material on social media to try and steal man their position to try and understand them in the best possible light. >> they it would depend to some extent on exactly where these posters were going up. would it, if were going up a if they were going up in a predominantly muslim neighbourhood, predominantly muslim neighbourasad, predominantly muslim neighbouras an accusation perceived as an accusation rather than as a lament. does that make any difference in your view? >> i think probably does make

police to have been involved? well, also been involved? well, it's also happenedin been involved? well, it's also happened in greater manchester.pected chief constable, stephen watson has admitted they got it wrong , but admitted they got it wrong, but there was no malicious intent. now mr watson, if you're listening, that is so refreshing and amazing because the police never apologised and say we made a mistake. and when that happens it makes everyone recognise you've got a fiendishly difficult job and that you're doing the best you possibly can. and then inevitably occasional mistakes will be made . say thank mistakes will be made. say thank you to chief constable watson, who has been restoring confidence in the police in manchester. i isn't that unusual. you're a criminal barrister, you must. >> it is unusual. and the mpc in london appalling, allowing >> it is unusual. and the mpc in london appalling , allowing these london appalling, allowing these things to happen . you've got things to happen. you've got hundred thousand demonstrators now, not all of them want to kill the jews , but there are a kill the jews, but there ar