jon donnison reports.t nick bailey has been a police officer for 18 years, but his life has not been the same since the salisbury attack. as the investigation began, he was one of the first officers to visit the home of sergei skripal, the main target of the poisoning operation. it's not entirely clear how detective sergeant bailey became contaminated, but the nerve agent had been sprayed on a doorhandle. within hours, he began to fall seriously ill. he ended up in intensive care. once i'd come back from the house, the skripals' house, my pupils were like pin pricks. and i was quite sweaty and hot. at the time, i put that down to being tired and stressed. in the two and a half years since the attack, detective sergeant bailey has made three attempts to return to work but today, in a series of posts on twitter, he said he'd admitted defeat. he said although he'd tried hard to make it work, he could no longer find peace while working in the policing environment. in a statement, the chief constable of wiltshi

jon donnison, bbc news.d of the unite union has condemned jeremy corbyn‘s suspension from labour, warning it risks splitting the party. len mccluskey called the move a "grave injustice". the former labour leader was suspended after he refused to accept the findings of a damning report into anti—semitism in the party. our political correspondent, chris mason, reports. # 0h, jeremy corbyn #. a few years ago, he was treated like a rock star at glastonbury. 12 months ago, he was labour's candidate to be prime minister. this morning he finds himself kicked out — for now, at least — of the party he's been a member of since he was a teenager. very shocked and very disappointed. i've been in the labour party all my life, and i make it absolutely clear — anti—semitism has no place whatsoever in our party or our movement. it was mr corbyn‘s response to yesterday's equality and human rights commission report that anti—semitism had been dramatically overstated by opponents that prompted his suspension and provoked a bac

jon donnison, bbc news.ghest level of security alert after 3 people were killed in a knife attack in a church in nice. one of the victims was said to have been virtually beheaded. the suspect — reported to be a 21—year old tunisian national who'd only recently arrived in the country — is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot by police. the attack happened less than a fortnight after an islamist extremist beheaded a teacher outside a school in the suburbs of paris. lucy williamson sent this report from nice. gunfire. notre—dame today was not a place of refuge. not for the attacker, nor for those he killed. inside these walls, a churchwarden and two worshipers became the latest targets of a terrorist attack. translation: i still imagine him, i still see him walking, lighting the candles and now i'm thinking, he's not there any more. one, a 60—year—old woman, was decapitated. the churchwarden was 55—year—old vincent loques. a colleague tonight described him as a cheerful man who took good care of