i have a dedicated team of over 120 humberside police officers and police staff, together with partnerswhere appropriate, seeking justice for those who are affected. we�*ve spoken to families who�*ve been asked to identify loved ones who they believed had already been cremated. others who�*ve been asked to provide dna and those distraught that the ashes jewellery that they�*re wearing may not be the loved ones that they cherished. investigations are continuing into what humberside police describe as a complex situation that will take time. linsey smith, bbc news. trailblazing footballerjosh cabello says it is felt right to share this special moment on the pitch after he proposed to his partner at adelaide united�*s stadium. he came out in 2021 and at the time he was the only top—flight openly gay male professional player. the australian midfielder, who is 2a, thank the eight league club for the help after getting engaged. he said the club had provided a safe space in football for him. stay with us here. there is plenty more to come. hello again. it�*s going to be mild for many of us tod

that was a briefing by humberside police. updates. this is where the police operation is being spearheaded from, and it is a large police investigation. the police have described it as a truly horrific incident, extremely complicated, with heartbroken families at the core of it. in a nutshell, last weekend, police were called after a tip off to the headquarters of a local funeral home called legacy funeral directors in the centre of hull. when they got there and they searched the buildings, they found the remains of 35 bodies that had been stored there. there are also human ashes that have been found there that are away for investigation at the moment. now, the police have removed all the bodies and have taken them to mortuary where they are being studied and checked for identification to try and find out who the people are. but it's believed at the moment that 35 people have been the bodies of 35 35 people have been... the bodies of 35 people have been stored there. but we don't know for how long. now, the police say that th

you have been watching the news conference there l watching the news conference there by humberside policean and woman have been arrested on suspicion of prevention of lawful and decent burial after police removed 3a bodies from a funeral parlour in hull. a116 old men 23—year—old woman have been arrested on suspicion of fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position according to humberside police and the said in a news conference the bodies had been respectfully transported from the hessel road branch of legacy to the more true for formal identification. confirming the numbers, 3a deceased people now being transported to the mortuary in hull for formal identification procedures, that was the assistant chief constable giving news conference there and since the report on march six, cord and remains in place of all three legacy independent funeral directors premises and the police have also said they've set up a helpline for anyone worried about their loved ones�* treatment by those funeral director and they have given out a number for people to call if they are concerned which

this incident was investigated by humberside police.as intentional. hull wildlife protectors say they've reported three incidents of wildlife crime this year. is it alljust a smoke screen? it couldn't be a smoke screen. with trail hunting, you can't do ifs, buts and maybes. it's absolutes and definites when you're laying trails. foxes do get killed at times. well, you know, you're going in the countryside, you've got how many animals living in the countryside, accidents will happen. anybody got eyes on hounds? is the tension getting worse here? 100%. you know, whether it's threats of them telling me they know who i am, my name, where i live, i had somebody repeatedly run their horse at me. but the tension is felt on both sides. i genuinely thought i was going to be trampled and i was scared for my life, to be honest. but the tension is felt on both sides. tom is the huntsman whose full—time job is to care for the hounds. there were points where the antis would turn up at the kennels at 3:30 in the morning, sit in three or four cars. why

what humberside police are saying is that they have moved the bodies of 3a people to a mortuary wherendent funeral directors has a number of premises in this area, two in hull and one also in beverley. all of those businesses remain sealed off tonight as police continued their investigations. they were called in after reports of concern for the care of the deceased on these premises. as part of that investigation, they also said they have set up a dedicated phone line on friday. so far, they have received about 350 calls to that phone line. police say they will call each and every person as soon as possible. as part of their investigation, they have arrested two individuals, a 23—year—old woman under 46—year—old man. they were arrested on suspicion of the prevention of a lawful and decent burial. but also, fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position. we understand both individuals remain in custody tonight. thanks so much for that update. and there is more on the bbc news website and app. in the netherlands, hundreds of protesters have demonstrated against israel's ac

humberside police have removed the bodies of 3a people from premises run by legacy funeral directorsbring us up—to—date. just bring us up-to-date. this is lena just bring us up-to-date. this is legacy funeral _ just bring us up-to-date. this is legacy funeral director - just bring us up-to-date. this is legacy funeral director behind i just bring us up-to-date. this is i legacy funeral director behind me just bring us up-to-date. this is - legacy funeral director behind me in their premises here in hull, one of three promises they have in east yorkshire, another one in hull and another one or a few miles away in beverley. you can see the police vehicles parked outside, one on the pavement and several inside the car park, and have a dozen police vehicles and search people going into those premises as we speak at the moment. you may be able to see them over my shoulder. police are saying 3a bodies have now been taken near to the mortuary in hull for formal identification to take place. a dedicated phone line has been up and running since friday. they have had 350 calls from people who

humberside police on wednesday. humberside police on wednesday.odies have now been respectfully transported to a mortuary for formal identification . a 46 year old identification. a 46 year old man and a 23 year old woman are being questioned. they are also suspected of fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position . police say an abuse of position. police say an incident at buckingham palace is not being treated as terror related . armed officers detained related. armed officers detained a man in the early hours of yesterday morning after a car crashed into the gates. he was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, then released on bail , and criminal damage, then released on bail, and has been sectioned under the mental health act . under the mental health act. pro—palestinian protesters are being warned they could be lending credence to extremists. the communities secretary is urging people to question which groups are organising these marches . michael gove is due to marches. michael gove is due to pubush marches. michael gove

humberside police says 34 bodies have now been respectfully transported to a mortuary for formal identification . a 46 year old identification. a 46 year old man and a 23 year old woman are being questioned. they are also suspected of fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position. we'll bring you more on that breaking story as we get it. police say an incident at buckingham palace is not being treated as terror related. armed officers detained a man in the early hours of yesterday morning after a car crashed into the gates. he was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage , then released criminal damage, then released on bail and has been sectioned under the mental health act . under the mental health act. pro—palestinian protesters are being warned they could be lending credence to extremists. the community secretary is urging people to question which groups are organising these marches. michael gove, who is due to publish a new official definition of extremism, told the sunday telegraph there's no excuse for ignorance and that good hearted demonstrators need to be aware they ris

humberside police on wednesday. humberside police says that 34 bodies have now been transported to a mortuary for formal identification. a 46 year old man and a 23 year old woman are being questioned. they are also suspected of fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position . three former abuse of position. three former conservative home secretaries are calling for a political consensus to tackle extremism dame priti patel, sir sajid javid and amber rudd have signed a statement urging labour and the conservatives to work together to deal with what they're calling the real threats from islamic extremists. far right extremists and others. it comes as communities secretary michael gove prepares to announce a new government definition of extremism. other signatories include the former head of counter—terrorism policing, neil basu . a group of policing, neil basu. a group of mothers are staging a hunger strike outside parliament. the five day protest aims to draw attention to parents who can't afford to eat

cordons remain in place at three branches of legacy independent funeral directors after humberside policeriminal offences have been committed . police have set up committed. police have set up a direct line for anyone who may be affected , and a group of be affected, and a group of mothers are staging a hunger strike outside parliament. the five day protest aims to draw attention to parents who can't afford to eat, and therefore skip meals, so they can feed their children. a list of demands include enforcing free school meals and universal credit to guarantee life's essentials. mps are due to address this issue on tuesday. and finally , cars that don't and finally, cars that don't comply with london's ulez rules can now be donated to ukraine under the scrappage scheme . under the scrappage scheme. mayor sadiq khan says from next week, drivers who give up their vehicles will be able to apply for grants of up to £2,000. kyivs mayor vitali klitschko, reportedly suggested the idea of exporting the cars in a letter to his counterpart. a charity will facilitate the move. the donated vehicles wi

humberside police had received concerns about the care of the deceased. been transported from one of legacy funeral directors�* branches to a hull mortuary. a cordon remains in place at all three premises. a man has been charged with murder in relation to a 38—year—old man who was found dead in his home. john belfield was wanted by police following an investigation into the death of thomas campbell in mossley in 2022. he was arrested last week at manchester airport after being deported from south america. the shadow chancelor rachel reeves has said labour will not be able to "turn things around straight away" if elected. speaking to the bbc�*s sunday with laura kuenssberg, ms reeves said labour would inherit the worst economy since world war two. the conservatives said labour "didn't have a plan" to pay for their policies. you're live with bbc news. a full eight months before november's us presidential election, the rematch between joe biden and donald trump is already in full swing. both candidates could formally clinch their party's nomination this week

humberside police say a 46—year—old man and a 23—year—old woman remain in custody.evention of a lawful and decent burial, fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position. a special telephone line also remains open for anyone with concerns, and has so far received more than 350 calls. the main emotion we're having from people is that they have so many questions. obviously at the beginning of the investigation, it's really difficult to find those answers, but i do want to reassure people that the police are working incredibly hard. they really are doing an amazing job. there are more questions than answers about what happened here. people who have used this funeral home fear they may be affected by this investigation. danny savage, bbc news, hull. america's top diplomat is injamaica, for crisis talks on the worsening violence in haiti. the eu has evacuated all of its diplomatic staff from the island nation after large scale jailbreaks involving around 4,000 prisoners. there are warnings that more than a million people could be facing famine in the capital

cordons remain in place at three branches of legacy independent funeral directors after humberside polices of concern for care of the deceased, the bodies have been taken to the local authority mortuary in hull while they try to establish whether any criminal offences have been committed . police have set up committed. police have set up a direct line for anyone who may be affected . a group of mothers be affected. a group of mothers are staging a hunger strike outside parliament. the five day protest aims to draw attention to parents who can't afford to eat and are skipping meals to feed their children . their list feed their children. their list of demands include enforcing free school meals and universal credit to guarantee life's essentials . mps are due to essentials. mps are due to address the issue on tuesday , address the issue on tuesday, and cars that don't comply with london's ulez rules can now be donated to ukraine under the scrappage scheme, mayor sadiq khan says from next week, drivers who give up their vehicles will be able to apply for grants of up to £2,000. kyivs mayor,

at a press conference earlier, humberside police said it had received more than 1,000 phone calls fromwful and decent burial, fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position. they have since been released on police bail with conditions whilst our investigations continue. i recognize that this is a distressing time for all of those affected, and i have no doubt it will have a significant impact across all our local communities and beyond. however, this is an incredibly lengthy investigation and a highly intricate one at that with many extensive lines of inquiry. i have a dedicated team of over 120 homicide police officers and police staff, together with partners from across the region and nationally. this reflects the sheer size and scale of this investigation and our shared commitment to establishing the truth and, where appropriate, seeking justice for those who are affected. the dedicated phone line remains open. and thus far, we have received over 1,000 phone calls from members of the public since friday. i would encourage anyone who has concerns about the service or th

humberside police say they believe they've identified all 35 bodies recovered at legacy independent funeralrs described as "concern for care of the deceased". richard shaw was asked to provide information about his wife, rita, who died last year. i don't know if i got rita's ashes at all. it — it could be anybody�*s, i think. you get over the initial part, which i was, of rita passing away, it's hard, and i still think of her. but on top of it, if they aren't rita's ashes, it's like torture for the rest of your life. the school run can often be frustrating and even dangerous ? for both drivers who are dropping off their children, as well as for families who walk or cycle. 0ne initiative adopted is the school streets scheme. it stops cars from using the road outside a school during drop—off and pick—up times. but the measures can provoke a mixed response, as our reporter fiona irving has been finding out in medway, in kent. for some in medway today, the school run has just become significantly safer. for others, itjust got a lot more stressful. i will have to park three streets away because

say they first became aware of the police activity here on wednesday morning and that is when humberside policeoncern about the storage and management processes relating to care of the deceased. since wednesday police officers and forensic officers have been seen here at this building and up to the other two buildings here. still a very small police presence today but they have been very busy over the last few days. last night at about 5:15pm humberside police announced they have arrested two people, 46—year—old and a 23—year—old. they have both been arrested on suspicion of prevention of a and decent burial, fraud by false representation, and fraud by abuse of position. they are both in police custody. police have taken 3a bodies from here to a local mortuary and say they are therefore formal identification to take place. police have set up a helpline for people to phone in, people who have used legacy in recent years and who have concerns and they have had 350 calls to that helpline.— to that helpline. jessica, thank ou. people aged over a0 are being urged to get a blood pressure check is the

humberside police on wednesday.ransported to a mortuary for formal identification. a 46 year old man and a 23 year old woman are being questioned. they are also suspected of fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse position . police say an abuse of position. police say an incident at buckingham palace is not being treated as terror related. armed officers detained a man in the early hours of yesterday morning after a car crashed into the gates. no members family were members of the royal family were in residence at the time and repairs to the gate are now underway. the man was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, then bail, and has then released on bail, and has been sectioned under the mental health . a group of mothers health act. a group of mothers are hunger strike are staging a hunger strike outside parliament. the five day protest aims to draw attention to parents who can't afford to eat and are skipping meals, in order to be able to feed their children on their list of demands includes enforcing

humberside police say they believe they have identified all 35 bodies, recovered, great legacy independentstigation sparked by what office is described as "concern for care of the deceased". richard shaw was asked to provide information about his wife, rita, who died last year. i don't know if i have got her ashes at all. it could be anybody �*s. you get over the initial part, which i was, of rita passing away. it's hard, but she has passed but i still think about her. but it is this on top of it. if they are her ashes, it is like torture. the school run can often be dangerous for families dropping off their children and also those who walk or cycle. the school street scheme stops because using the road outside schools during drop—off and pick—up times but the measures provoked a mixed response. 0ur reporter has been finding out in medway in kent. for some in medway today, the school run has just become significantly safer. for others, it hasjust got run has just become significantly safer. for others, it has just got a lot more stressful. i safer. for others, it has 'ust got a lot more st

humberside police are still searching this building owned by legacy funeral directors and others the any owns. 120 officers are involved and police say they found 35 bodies and what they think are human ashes. this has been a truly horrific incident. this is an extremely complex and sensitive investigation with heartbroken families at the core of it. we are determined to ensure that we keep families at the centre of everything we do. people are still arriving here searching for answers. devastated with what's happened because i've just lost my wife - on the 19th of december, we put her to rest. - but i don't know if she's at my home or if she's back in the mortuary. - and ijust want to i know quick answers. that was one on christmas day in hospital. martin says he was told his mother's ashes would be available shortly after the funeral. they said pop down after a week or two to collect her. so if i would have collected her, i'd have had somebody else�*s ashes, some ashes that wouldn't have been my mum. i'm just glad i've still got my mum. i'm going to get my mum back. now the family w

humberside police are still searching this building owned by legacy funeral directors and others the 120 officers are involved and police say they've found 35 bodies and what they think are human ashes. this has been a truly horrific incident. this is an extremely complex and sensitive investigation with heartbroken families at the core of it. we are determined to ensure that we keep families at the centre of everything that we do. people are still arriving here searching for answers. devastated with what's happened because i've just lost my wife - on the 19th of december, we put her to rest. - but i don't know if she's at my home or if she's back in the mortuary. - and ijust want to i know quick answers. that was one on christmas day in hospital. martin says he was told his mother's ashes would be available shortly after the funeral. they sent pop down after a week or two to come and collect her. so if i would have collected her, i'd have had somebody else, some ashes that wouldn't have been my mum. i'm just glad i've still got my mum. i'm going to get my mum back. now the family wa

humberside police said they removed thirty—four bodies from legacy independent funeral directors and that more than 30 current and former officers are suing it "for personal injury and losses following their role in the grenfell tower fire". 72 people died in the fire, in a tower block in west london, in 2017. victims of islamist—inspired terror attacks have signed a joint letter against what they describe as anti—muslim hate. signatures warn its irresponsible for some politicians to equate extremists with the majority of british muslims who strongly deplore such violence. it comes as the government prepares to set out a new definition of extremism. it says it will make it easier to ban funding and engagement with islamist and far—right groups. you're live with bbc news. several news agencies have withdrawn a photograph of the princess of wales, and her three children — saying it appears to have been manipulated. this is the photo — which was sent out by kensington palace on sunday. it's the first image of princess catherine since her surgery, injanuary, and was taken by her husband,

humberside police said they removed 3a bodies from legacy independent funeral directors and took thement and former officers are suing it "for personal injury and losses following their role in the grenfell tower fire". 72 people died in the fire in a tower block in west london in 2017. victims of islamist—inspired terror attacks have signed a joint letter against what they describe as anti—muslim hate. signatures warn its "irresponsible" for some politicians to equate extremists with "the majority of british muslims who strongly deplore such violence". it comes as the government prepares to set out a new definition of extremism. it says it will make it easier to ban funding and engagement with islamist and far—right groups. you're live with bbc news. it's hollywood's big night — the oscars. things are livening up in los angeles, ahead of the ceremony, which gets under way a bit later. christopher nolan's oppenheimer, which has 13 nominations, is expected to sweep up many of the top awards. then there's barbie — last year's biggest hit at the box office — which has eight nods. our cul

humberside police described it as a truly awful incident.o people arrested on a number of offences have been released on bail as enquiries continue and thousands of drivers will be stuck in gridlock traffic this weekend dunng gridlock traffic this weekend during an unprecedented closure of the m25 . drivers have been of the m25. drivers have been warned to stay away from a five mile stretch in surrey between junctions ten and 11, to be shut in both directions from 9 pm. tonight until 6 am. on monday. it'll be the first scheduled daytime all lanes shutdown of the m25 since it opened in 1986. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to . patrick. now it's back to. patrick. >> the national health service cares more about net zero than saving lives. people will die, quite literally sacrificed on the altar of the big green agenda. next month, the nhs is rolling out electric ambulances that cost £150,000 a pop. they have a range of about 100 miles

humberside police said they removed thirty—four bodies from legacy independent funeral directors and for their support as kensington palace posts the first official image of her since she underwent abdominal surgery. in a mother's day message, catherine said "thank you" for the kind wishes. now on bbc news — it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, stephen sackur. 2024 is a big year for elections worldwide. in some countries, that means political uncertainty, a whiff of change in the air, but not in russia. russians will vote for a new president in just a few days' time with zero expectation of a shift in the established order. ruthless repression of dissent has been vladimir putin's hallmark. and over the course of the last decade and more, i've spoken to the few prominent russians ready to make a stand against putinism. the list includes alexei navalny, who died in prison last month. but navalny was by no means the first putin opponent to die an untimely death. let's start with the late boris nemtsov. nemtsov had been an ally of putin's predecessor, boris yeltsin. when putin eme

cordon has remain in place at three branches of legacy independent funeral directors after humberside policee care of the deceased. the bodies have been taken to local authority mortuary in hull, while they try to establish whether any criminal offences have been committed. police have set up a direct line for anyone who might be affected . it's emerged that be affected. it's emerged that bofis be affected. it's emerged that boris johnson held a meeting with venezuela's controversial leader nicolas maduro . the leader nicolas maduro. the former prime minister flew to the country last month for what the country last month for what the sunday times says were secret talks with the president . secret talks with the president. venezuela has experienced a severe political and economic crisis since nicolas maduro was re—elected in 2018, afterjudges banned his primary opponents from competing. there has since been strong international pressure for venezuela to hold a free and fair election in cars that don't comply with london's ulez rules can now be donated to ukraine under the scrappage scheme, may

that's after humberside police received reports of what it says was concern for care of the deceasedsday. a direct phone line has been set up for anyone who may have been affected . for the latest affected. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. how do you do that? simply scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. now back to mark dolan . alerts. now back to mark dolan. >> many thanks to my good friend ray addison, who returns in an hours ray addison, who returns in an hour's time. welcome to a very special mark dolan tonight your perfect saturday night in. in my opinion, i'll be dealing with outdoor company, the north face who want to brainwash their customers with divisive ideas about race. remember the good old days when businesses just wanted to sell you stuff? in the big story, the rumour mill has gone into overdrive with both the express and the telegraph reporting a secret plot to bring back boris johnson before the election. i'll get reaction from tv news legend nigel farage, biographer michael crick. my mark meets guest is the voice of paddi

this incident was investigated by humberside police. it's absolutes and definites when you're laying trails. foxes do get killed at times. well, you know, you're going in the countryside, you've got how many animals living in the countryside, accidents will happen. anybody got eyes on hounds? is the tension getting worse here? 100%. you know, whether it's threats of them telling me they know who i am, my name, where i live, i had somebody repeatedly run their horse at me. please stop it. people like you... please, please, please, please, can you stop, please? i genuinely thought i was going to be trampled and i was scared for my life, to be honest. but the tension is felt on both sides. tom is the huntsman whose full time job is to care for the hounds. there were points where the antis would turn up at the kennels at 3:30 in the morning, sit in three or four cars. why are you sat outside my house? where i am, where my kids are? it can make you quite anxious. you never know who is behind that mask. are you scared at all? i'm a man, you d

humberside police described it as a truly awful incident.nces have been released on bail as enquiries continue. a manhunt is underway after two people were injured in a suspected crossbow attack in central london. the met police say a man and a woman were shot with a crossbow in separate but linked attacks. the 44 year old woman were struck in the head , and a 20 year old man the head, and a 20 year old man in the neck within 200ft of each other. both victims were treated for their injuries in hospital and have since been discharged. officers are carrying out urgent work to identify a suspect , and work to identify a suspect, and thousands of drivers will be stuck in

that's after humberside police received reports of what it says was concern for care of the deceased.wednesday. the direct line has been set up for anyone who may have been affected. for the latest stories , you could sign latest stories, you could sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code. it's on your screen right now, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now back to leo kearse . to leo kearse. >> welcome to the saturday night showdown. just in case anyone was under the impression that we live in a free and fair country, a man was sentenced earlier this month to two years in prison for stickers that said such inflammatory racist things as it's okay be white, just to it's okay to be white, just to be clear, i do not think that this is acceptable. it is definitely not okay to be white, and anyone who is thinking of being should being white should hand themselves in to the police to be true. dolled up a bit now i don't want to downplay the severity of sam's stickering rampage, the report rampage, so i'll read the report from guardian, a wing from the guardian, a left wing newspaper.

that's after humberside police received reports of what it says was concern for care of the deceased.dnesday . a direct deceased. on wednesday. a direct line has been set up for anyone who may have been affected . a who may have been affected. a new honour the elizabeth emblem has been created to recognise pubuc has been created to recognise public servants, servants rather, who've died in the line of duty. the fathers of murdered pcs fiona bone and nicola hughes , who were killed in greater manchester in 2012, campaigned for three years to secure the award. bryn hughes and paul bowen have described the decision as overwhelming . decision as overwhelming. >> i'm very pleased and for all the police that have lost their lives in service that they're now getting recognition by the state and for all the families involved , it will be a privilege involved, it will be a privilege to have them . to have them. >> it's been nearly three years campaigning for me and, you know, for it finally to be announced, it's i think in one respect, it's humbling but overwhelming, so for overwhelming, but s

humberside police described it as a truly awful incident. two people arrested on a number of offences have been released on bail as enquiries continue. a manhunt is underway after two people were injured in a suspected crossbow attack in central london. the met police say a man and a woman were shot with a crossbow in separate but linked attacks. the 44 year old woman were struck in the head , and a 20 year old man the head, and a 20 year old man in the neck within 200ft of each other. both victims were treated for their injuries in hospital and have since been discharged. officers are carrying out urgent work to identify a suspect , and work to identify a suspect, and thousands of drivers will be stuck in gridlocked traffic this weekend during an unprecedented closure of the m25. drivers are being warned to stay away from a five mile stretch in surrey between junctions ten and ii, which has been shut until 6 am. on monday. it's the first scheduled daytime all lanes shutdown of the m25 since it openedin shutdown of the m25 since it opened in

humberside police described it as a truly awful incident . two people awful incident. two people arrested on a number of offences have been released on bail as enquiries continue and thousands of drivers will be stuck in gridlock traffic this weekend dunng gridlock traffic this weekend during an unprecedented closure of the m25 . five drivers have of the m25. five drivers have been warned to stay away from a five mile stretch in surrey, between junctions ten and ii, to between junctions ten and ii, to be shut in both directions from 9 pm. on friday until 6 am. on monday. it will be the first scheduled daytime all lanes shutdown of the m25 since it openedin shutdown of the m25 since it opened in 1986. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now it's back to lee anderson's real . to lee anderson's real. world. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. and tonight i'm joined by the senior political commentator for gb news. that's nigel nelson. he's our left in the corner and the very lovely em

i have a dedicated team of over 120 humberside police officers and police staff, together with partnerse sheer size and scale of this investigation and our shared commitment to establishing the truth and, where appropriate, seeking justice for those who are affected. we've spoken to families who've been asked to identify loved ones who they believed had already been cremated. others who've been asked to provide dna and those distraught that the ashes jewellery that they're wearing may not be the loved ones that they cherished. investigations are continuing into what humberside police describe as a complex situation that will take time. linsey smith, bbc news. let's take a look at today's papers. several of the papers this morning feature the government's plan to introduce a new definition of extremism. the daily telegraph says the civil service will be ordered to cut funding and links to any group that falls under the new criteria. the guardian leads on the continued row over alleged racist comments made by tory donor frank hester about the mp diane abbott. writing for the paper, ms abb

and finally, humberside police have removed a number of bodies from the premises of a funeral directorafter reports of concern for care of the deceased. cordons remain in place at three branches of legacy independent funeral directors that's in east yorkshire. they're investigating whether any criminal offences have been committed. the bodies have been committed. the bodies have been committed. the bodies have been taken to the local authority authority mortuary in hull. a direct line has been set up for anyone who may have been affected . for the latest affected. for the latest stories, why not sign up to the gb news alerts by scanning the qr code? it's on your screen right now, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. time now for our headliners . headliners. >> thanks, ray. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm nick dixon taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour. and i'm joined by the people's gammon paul cox . lovely. >> and the and the gammon person louis schaefer i've gone for. could you comprised of about 90% gammon because all you eat is meat. that's what i was going fo

humberside police described it as a truly awful incident.wo people arrested on a number of offences have been released on bail as enquiries continue , and the enquiries continue, and the defence secretary has warned russia's president not to try it on. while he was on a nato visit in eastern europe, gb news has been given exclusive access to a training exercise in poland, where british forces are working with their allies, preparing for any possible attack by russia . any possible attack by russia. it's part of steadfast defender, the largest military exercise since the cold war. grant shapps says nato allies are ready and willing to protect themselves from any threat . from any threat. >> this exercise is designed to make sure that we can operate with other countries like poland and be interoperable . most and be interoperable. most importantly of all, sending a very clear signal to putin or any other despotic leader that we will stand up for ourselves and don't try it on. >> and for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning t