this local resident lives a short distance away from the scene in the harpurhey area of manchester. my electricity was finished and i was coming to get- the electricity and i could see there's something, a big fight. and kids were just fighting with each other and one i kid was screaming, call- the ambulance, call ambulance. and there was blood on the corner. it'sjust so bad. as part of the murder investigation, greater manchester police put in place a section 60 order, giving them greater stop and search powers. detectives say this action was proportionate and necessary with the aim of minimising the potential for violent behaviour and to prevent further serious incidents. manchester and harpurhey have to start talking about smartphones that arrange altercations and young people carrying knives and are getting younger and younger carrying knives. and we have to put our heads together in manchester and the uk to get on top of this. detectives say two boys aged 13 and 1a remain in police custody on suspicion of murder, but they are appealing for witnesses and support is being given t

this area of harpurhey in manchester remains a crime scene today. is just over my shoulder. 0fficers see the forensic tent is just over my shoulder. officers were first called here yesterday evening after reports that a boy had been stabbed. he was taken to hospital where he died from his injuries. today, a number of this boy's friends arrive to to lay flowers along with members of the community. clearly in shock of the community. clearly in shock of what has taken place here. i spoke to one residence earlier who arrived here at the scene shortly after the incident happened. i could hear it, i was like, what is going on? and my electricity was finished, i was coming to get the electricity. i could see there was a big fights, kids were just fighting with each other. 0ne kid was screaming, let's call an ambulance, there was blood on that corner. it'sjust so bad. what further action has greater manchester police taken since the by�*s death? manchester police taken since the b 's death? , manchester police taken since the by's death?— by's death? they h

police have been given greater stop and search powers in harpurhey until saturday.te funeral is being held in south africa for the zulu chief, mangosuthu buthelezi, who died last week aged 95. president cyril ramaphosa is to deliver a eulogy. now on bbc news, time for the travel show. my name is lucy edwards, and this is my first time injapan. yay! ooh, it's a latte! i'm experiencing it through sound, taste, smell and touch. all the colours taste different! different, yes! i'm a content maker, activist and broadcaster. hi, guys. this is my first blind vlog. ten years ago, i lost my eyesight and since then, i've been on a mission to prove that having a disability doesn't have to hold me back. that having a disability i've come a long way learning to live with sight loss... hello, sweetheart. good girl. ..but i've never been this far away from home. it's just hit me like a ton of bricks that it's actually really hard being in a new place when you can't see it. in this first episode... the ferry�*s about to depart! ..i'm travelling from the mainland to one of the remot

police have been given greater stop and search powers in harpurhey until saturday.bbc news, this cultural life: margaret atwood. margaret atwood. one of the world's best—selling critically acclaimed authors, she's published more than 60 books, and has won the booker prize twice. the winner of the first booker prize of the 21st century, margaret atwood. cheering and applause. her stories often centre on oppression and brutality. most famously, her 1985 novel, the handmaid's tale, a dystopian vision of america, in which women are enslaved. now an emmy award—winning television series. there's an eye in your house. in this episode of this cultural life, the radio 4 programme, she reveals her formative influences and experiences. and how even in high school, her creativity was clear. i put on a home economics opera. it was about fabrics. can you remember how it goes? # fabrics need a swim in the suds. # it makes them feel just like new. # plink—plink, plink—plink. i want to make sure the mics are recording us. margaret atwood, welcome to this cultural life. thank you ver

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police have been given greater stop and search powers in harpurhey until saturday.ied last week aged 95. now on bbc news, island games: one sporting family. this is vazon bay in guernsey. on a sunny day like this, it's easy to see why so many come to dip their toes into island life. scattered across the world, island communities don't often get the chance to get together and show what they can achieve.

manchester and harpurhey have to start talking about smartphones that arrange altercations and youngarrying knives. and we have to put our heads together in manchester and the uk to get on top of this. otherwise there will be more anguished families in this country. five people have been injured after being bitten by a dog at a holiday park in north wales. two men have been arrested and the dog has been seized after the incident which saw one man hospitalised with serious injuries. north wales police said the dog is not believed to be an xl bully but it is in the process of confirming its exact breed. the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the closing ceremony of the invictus games in germany. the couple greeted competitors and danced to rita 0ra who was performing at the event in dusseldorf. and at the end of the ceremony prince harry took to the stage to address the crowd... and finally, a pink pigeon seen in a town centre in the north of england has ruffled a few feathers amongst surprised locals. the bird has been spotted accepting food from people in bury as well as on roo

police have been given greater stop and search powers in harpurhey until saturday.te funeral is being held in south africa for the zulu chief mangosuthu buthelezi who died last week aged 95. now on bbc news, island games: one sporting family. this is vazon bay in guernsey. on a sunny day like this, it's easy to see why so many come to dip their toes into island life. scattered across the world, island communities don't often get the chance to get together and show what they can achieve. but every two years, it's sport that brings them closer. they come from europe, the south atlantic and the caribbean. 2a islands, 1a sports, across six days of action. this is the island games. 900 miles away off the north coast of scotland, shooter ross donaldson and his teammates are starting the long trip south. when you can get an island games squad, there's anticipation, there's excitement. so we've got 20 bikes, a lot of football kit, sailing kit, athletics kit. in st peter's port, team managers are checking in athletes and equipment. 103 of us all arrived here safely. i'm deli

this area of harpurhey in manchester remains a crime scene today.lder, but also a number of police vehicles and officers here. they were first called here yesterday evening after reports that a boy had been stabbed. he was taken to hospital where he died from his injuries. today, a number of this boy's friends have arrived here to lay flowers, along with members of the community, clearly in shock at what has taken place here. i spoke to one resident earlier who arrived here at the scene shortly after the incident happened. i could hear it, i was like, what is going on? and my electricity was finished and i was coming to get the electricity and i could see there was something, a big fight. and kids were just fighting with each other and one kid was screaming, call the ambulance, call ambulance. and there was blood on the corner. it'sjust so bad. but what they've done is they've imposed a section 60 order. what that does is effectively gives them greater stop and search powers. they say they're doing this to reassure the community and members of the p

police have been given greater stop and search powers in harpurhey until saturday.st week aged 95. president cyril ramaphosa is to deliver a eulogy. now on bbc news, time for the travel show. my name is lucy edwards, and this is my first time injapan. yay! ooh, it's a latte! i'm experiencing it through sound, taste, smell and touch. all the colours taste different!

police have been given greater stop and search powers in harpurhey until saturday night.te funeral is being held in south africa for the zulu chief mangosuthu buthelezi, who died last week aged 95. now on bbc news, brain hacks. modern life. the school run. work calls. inflation. remember your lines. scientists are carrying out pioneering research... sorry, that whole thing. ok, the whole thing? the whole thing three times. our brain never evolved for any of this, and yet here we are, getting on with it as best as we can. and it's all thanks to our brain's incredible capacity to adapt, to learn, to grow. i'm on a journey to understand the miraculous plasticity of the human brain. the brain will even change its structure. the core, the architecture of the brain can change. this is neuroplasticity. once thought to be limited to youth, we now know it's a constant force in shaping who we are. your mind can change the very. substrate of its own operations. helping us to learn... adaptability is one of the most remarkable aspects of human intelligence, and i think plasticity is

manchester and harpurhey have to start talking about smartphones that arrange altercations and youngd they're getting younger and younger carrying knives. and we have to put our heads together in manchester and the uk to get on top of this. otherwise there will be more anguished families in this country. five people have been injured after being bitten by a dog at a holiday park in north wales. two men have been arrested and the dog has been seized after the incident which saw one man hospitalised with serious injuries. north wales police said the dog is not believed to be an xl bully but it is in the process of confirming its exact breed. wales has become the first uk nation to drop the speed limit from 30 miles per hour to 20. the new legislation applies to thousands of roads in built up and residential areas but not everyone agrees with the change. tomos morgan reports. from today, driving slower will be the norm in built—up areas across wales, but not everyone is happy in the slow lane. jane is a carer in barry, drives about lt—5 hours a day and is concerned with the impact it'll

manchester and harpurhey have to start talking about smartphones that arrange altercations and young younger and younger carrying knives. and we have to put our heads together in manchester and the uk to get on top of this. otherwise there will be more anguished families in this country. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hi, ireland fly—halfjonny sexton called it a lovely personal milestone as he became the country's record scorer after kicking nine points against tonga. 1090 points the 38—year—old fly half, making his 115th international appearance. he made his debut in 2009, he is going to retire from rugby at the end of this world cup. mi; to retire from rugby at the end of this world cup.— this world cup. my little boy will be over the _ this world cup. my little boy will be over the moon, _ this world cup. my little boy will be over the moon, he _ this world cup. my little boy will be over the moon, he was - this world cup. my little boy will| be over the moon, he was talking about— be over the moon, he was talking about it _ be over the moon, he was talking about it du

manchester and harpurhey have to start talking about smartphones that arrange altercations and youngalised with serious injuries. north wales police said the dog is not believed to be an xl bully, but it is in the process of confirming its exact breed. the sea ice surrounding antarctica is at the lowest level ever recorded. satellite pictures of the ice show levels well below normal for this time of year. one scientist called them almost mind—blowing and warned it could have severe consequences for the earth's temperatures. the speed limit in residential areas of wales has been reduced from 30 to 20 mph from today. the welsh government says it'll save lives, but opponents have called it a war on motorists. our wales correspondent tomos morgan has more. from today, driving slower will be the norm in built—up areas across wales, but not everyone is happy in the slow lane. jane is a carer in barry, drives about 4—5 hours a day and is concerned with the impact it'll have on her. i'm afraid myself and my staff are going to bed thinking, "gosh, if we just take our concentration off that sp

it happened in the harpurhey area, a few miles north of the city centre, at around 6:00 yesterday eveningn to hospital but died from his injuries. greater manchester police arrested another teenager, a 14—year—old boy, on suspicion of murder. the scene remains cordoned off and the police have imposed a section 60 order, which gives them greater stop—and—search powers. a bbc news team in libya has reached the city of derna and witnessed the terrible impact of the floods that have killed thousands of people. it's now been six days since the disaster hit the port, which is along the coast from the libyan capital tripoli and the city of benghazi, towards the egyptian border. 0ur correspondent anna foster saw the extent of the devastation, and has heard the fears from people in derna over a lack of basic supplies and the likelihood of disease spreading. even by night, derna's recovery teams don't sleep. as darkness falls, another body is carefully pulled from the ruins, wrapped and taken to a waiting ambulance. it is a scene that has now been repeated thousands of times. i can't describe when