30 and a 28—year—old woman from keighley were arrested this morning on suspicion of preparing acts ofbeing searched. as you can see behind me, there is a chord and still in place. some residents here were forced to leave their homes as a precautionary measure after a suspicious material was found. a bomb disposal unit was called in to provide specialist advice and arrange the safe removal of the items. police say they recognise local people may be concerned and would like to reassure them that these arrests where a preplanned and intelligent lad and there is believed to be any immediate risk to the local people. a28—year—old man from north wales 16—year—old male from wiltshire have also been arrested on suspicion as part of this investigation and have been brought to west yorkshire for further questioning. officers have continued searching woodland in kent today following the murder of a police community support officer. julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday. some of her colleagues have been paying tribute and laying flowers close to the scene. peter whitl

arrested on suspicion of right—wing terrorism offences. 0fficers carried out a series of raids in keighley in north wales. bomb disposal experts were called to a property in keighley after the discovery of what officers described as "potentially suspicious material". police have confirmed they have received a third party report relating to allegations of sexual offences by a man, following recent claims against actor noel clarke. it comes after 20 women accused mr clarke of sexual harassment and bullying. he has "vehemently" denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. the met police said officers were assessing the information received on the 21st of april but there was currently no investigation. the us and nato have begun the formal withdrawal of troops from afghanistan, after a presence in the country for nearly 20 years. the withdrawal will continue until september 11th — and comes at a time of escalating violence. today, the taliban warned they no longer consider themselves bound by a promise not to target international forces. nightclubbing returned to liverpool last night.

two addresses in keighley are currently being searched.he murder of a police community support officer. julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday. detectives say she died from serious head injuries — but have no clear suspects in the case. her family paid tribute to her saying she "was fiercely loyal" and "loved with her whole heart". well a little earlier on our correspondent simonjones sent us this update from aylesham in kent julia james's family have thanked everyone who has come here to leave flowers in tribute to her. they say there has been a real outpouring of love from herfriends, from the local community, and from people she worked with. now, when you read the statement issued by the family, you get a real sense of loss they are feeling. they are talking about a void in their life, they say they will miss her every moment of every day. they also talk about her having a beautiful smile and a beautiful sense of humour. the family also say that they believe the police are doing everything in their power to f

two addresses in keighley are currently being searched.ty support officer. julia jones' body was discovered in akholt wood on tuesday. (tx —— julia jones' body was discovered in akholt wood on tuesday. julia james, sorry. detectives say she died from serious head injuries — but have no clear suspects in the case. her family paid tribute to her saying she "was fiercely loyal" and "loved with her whole heart". the family of a teenaged girl with learning difficulties — who was struck 30 times by a metropolitan police officer — have called for the crown prosecution service to reconsider its decision not to charge him. pc benjamin kemp was sacked yesterday for using excessive force on the youngster, who'd become distressed after running away from a guided walk. the independent office for police conduct said there was no indication racial discrimination had been a factor — something disputed by the family's solicitors. scientists investigating the plastic waste drifting in the world's oceans say they ve the plastic waste drifting where it comes

arrested on suspicion of right—wing terrorism offences. 0fficers carried out a series of raids in keighleyled to a property in keighley after the discovery of what officers described as "potentially suspicious material." nightclubbing returned to liverpool on friday night — only a trial — but the first time people have been allowed on to the dancefloor since the pandemic began. and on sunday, it's the turn of live music as a festival will be held in the city with an audience of 5,000. now, even if it is a success, it may come too late for many as new research suggests a quarter of festivals with a similar capacity have already been cancelled. our business correspondent, katy austin, reports. boomtown in hampshire hasjust been called off for the second year running, blaming lack of insurance for covid—related cancellation. the sheer volume of money, we're talking millions of outlay, that we have to commit to, all these costs ahead of the event, it just became very evident that we were just in an impossible position without being able to have the backing of insurance to mitigate the risks. 0

two addresses in keighley have been searched. officers have continued searching woodland in kent todayr dover on tuesday. some of her colleagues have been paying tribute and laying flowers close to the scene. peter whitlesea reports. paying tribute and leaving flowers. nighclubbing returned to liverpool last night — only a trial — but the first time people have been allowed on to the dancefloor since the pandemic began. and tomorrow it's the turn of live music as a festival will be held in the city with an audience of 5,000. new research suggests a quarter of festivals with a similar capacity have already been cancelled. our business correspondent katy austin reports. boomtown in hampshire has just been called off for the second year running, blaming lack of insurance for covid—related cancellation. the sheer volume of money, we're talking millions of outlay, that we have to commit to, all these costs ahead of the event, itjust became very evident that we were just in an impossible position without being able to have the backing of insurance to mitigate the risks. 0ne trade body says a

two addresses in keighley have been searched.tives say she died from serious head injuries — but have no clear suspects in the case. her family paid tribute to her saying she "was fiercely loyal" and "loved with her whole heart". peter whittlesea reports. paying tribute and leaving flowers. among the well—wishers today were members of julia james's police family. they have made the journey because the death of their colleague is personal. for us, we have come to show our support because we are part of the police family so that just means a lot to us to make sure that we are there. you know, we don't even live round here but it is such an awful thing to happen. we will do everything we can because she was just so special, and because this sort of thing just doesn't happen in kent, really, thank god. so i think, yeah, we will get to the bottom of it. they will do everything they can, everything they can. look at the amount of officers already working on it. the detectives going in and out of the single do everything they can. julia

. >> joining me now alfonso david and mara keighley.e united states talk directly to transyouth, i mean, i jumped out of my chair. we all want to be seen by the leadership of our country. talk about the significance of that moment for transgender americans >>well, transkids in particular but all transpeople are underattack brutally by politicians and state governments who are just trying to use as political fodder. having the president of the united states, who everybody knows is a caring person say he's got our back, that goes such a long way to making these kids feel like they're not alone. they're not just being bullied by their state legislators and governors. they have an ally and they have a really, really significant ally. >> you know we just showed stefanie rhule going toe-to-toe with west virginia but the governor of arkansas signed an anti-trans bill into law last month and a story came out where a doctor at arkansas children's hospital reported that four of her clients had attempted suicide since the state legislators over ro