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and police restart the search for the body of schoolboy keith bennett, killed by the moors murdererspotential human remains were found on saddleworth moor. and coming up on sports day... england name their squad for the rugby league world cup as head coach sean wayne names six players yet to make their debuts for the national team. the government says it will not bring forward the publication of an independent assessment of its economic policies. today the prime minister and the chancellor met the office for budget responsibility — the independent spending watchdog — to discuss their plans to cut taxes and stimulate growth. the meeting came after days of turmoil on the financial markets. the government says the 0br's analysis won't be released until the end of november, when kwasi kwarteng gives more details about his plans for the economy. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor on what a difference a week makes. last friday, the chancellor on his what a d

the greater manchester police search for keith bennett has been dormant for some years, but they alwayserday when they were contacted, they say by an author who's been working on this for some time, with evidence that he said there were human remains a short distance from here, the officers came to assess the site and made the decision to come here for further explanation. this is nearby to wear some of ian brady's other child victims remains have been found in the past. greater manchester police say it's too early at the stage to know whether what has been found are human remains, but they are keeping the family of keith bennett, his brother in particular, very closely informed about the developments, in the hope that finally they have an answer to this mystery since 1964, when 12—year—old keith bennett went missing. a 40—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender after olivia pratt—korbel was shot in her own home. the nine—year—old was killed as her mother tried to stop a gunman entering their house in liverpool on 22 august. merseyside police has now made 11

this is the little boy whose body they are looking for — keith bennett, one of five children tortured never been found. chris has farmed this area for 50 years and owns the land which is now being examined by the police. these murders up here, it's not a nice thing. it is such a beautiful valley but it is blackened by that, what happened, yeah. i have always been going out and looking for any signs of a grave when i have been gathering sheep up on the hills. i've done it, well, i promised keith's mum. she came to see me when she was going to pass on with cancer and asked me to keep looking and i said, "i will keep looking". if they have found him, it will be a very big relief for theirfamily. this section of saddleworth moor is unforgiving. 5000 acres of peat bog land which has been searched before without success. but this location where they are now looking at, where i am standing, is very near to where the remains of some of hindley and brady's other child victims were also discovered. ian brady died in 2017 without revealing where keith was buried, despite having been taken to the

this is the little boy whose body they are looking for — keith bennett, one of five children tortured found. chris has farmed this area for 50 years and owns the land which is now being examined by the police. these murders up here, it's not a nice thing. it is such a beautiful valley but it is blackened by that, what happened, yeah. i have always been going out and looking for any signs of a grave when i have been gathering sheep up on the hills. i've done it, well, i promised keith's mum. she came to see me when she was going to pass on with cancer and asked me to keep looking and i said, "i will keep looking". if they have found him, it will be a very big relief for theirfamily. this section of saddleworth moor is unforgiving. 5000 acres of peat bog land which has been searched before without success. but this location where they are now looking at, where i am standing, is very near to where the remains of some of hindley and brady's other child victims were also discovered. ian brady died in 2017 without revealing where keith was buried, despite having been taken to the moors hims

keith bennett with his big smile. a little boy who never grew up smile.and i know the author was been studying the case believes that she has found where he is buried and have found a skull which may indeed belong to keith bennett. we don't know and sorry, i've been taken off by saying that about the photograph and it so sad because in the boy, you can even see the man in that photograph. i can imagine him 60 years on and i can see what he would've thrown into and it's so incredibly sad. and interesting story and i touched on this before which is yet another case of an ordinary citizen, she was head of the richard iii society but she was doing her own research and discovering the car park where he was and said this is where he is and paid for the academics who then went in and dug up the kid. band paid for the academics who then went in and dug up the kid.— in and dug up the kid. and overcame all the scepticism. _ in and dug up the kid. and overcame all the scepticism. and _ in and dug up the kid. and overcame all the scepticism. and he's - in and dug up

. 0ne police are searching again for the body of keith bennett.e victims of the moors murders. pension mortgages in the picture of the prime minister and the chancellor. the times hones in on the inquest verdict in the case of molly russell on friday in the plea by the prince of wales for online safety to protect youngsters. and starting to get the readers ready for the world cup in qatar. so, let's plunge straight in. let's start on the times and the prince's plea for online safety after the ruling and we've been dealing with this case a lot on the papers and not surprisingly because of the evidence being very powerful. surprising but long—overdue from this reading is the linking of social media to her state of mind and death and that is quite a landmark. it is not the first time that social media has been pulled in and found wanting. we have lost several kids after events that went wrong on the platform and i we have the family of molly russell have been trying to prove and how they described it as a demented trail of life sucking content and we

police have started a new search for keith bennett, one of the victims of the moors murderers after theyains. keith was 12 when he was killed by ian brady and myra hindley in 1964. officers are examining a "site of interest" on saddleworth moor near oldham where three of the five victims were found buried. with high winds driving rain and rolling mist that couldn't have been no bleaker place in the north of england no difficult terrain for search teams working today and in fact today i know it is hard for you to see through our camera just about barely see here by my own eyes, the detail be on this missed. just a short distance from where i am but the tent, the search site where those people, for the teens have been working. now, the police search for keith has been dormant for some years but they have always said that they would come back for these mortars and search actively if new evidence was to emerge and see yesterday when they were contacted they said by an author who has been working on this for some time. with evidence he said that there were human remains a short distance from

see that at the slightly earlier than usual time of 8.30 police have started a new search for keith bennette notified of the discovery of human remains. keith was 12 when he was killed by ian brady and myra hindley in 1964. officers are examining a "site of interest" on saddleworth moor near 0ldham where three of the five victims were found buried. the number of nurses leaving the profession in england has hit a record high according to new analysis by the nuffield trust for the bbc. in the year tojune, more than 40—thousand qualified nurses left nhs employment, that's eleven and a half per cent of the total workforce. our health editor hugh pym reports. ijust had to just leave this poor mum who's just left her brand—new—diagnosed child with cancer and just say, "i'm really sorry, there's nobody to look after you." and thatjust felt like i'd failed that mum so much. from front—line care to running a coffee shop. amanda, after 20 years as a paediatric nurse in west yorkshire, decided the stress and strain of nhs work was too much, and it was time for a new career. for me, i wanted to leave b

see that at the slightly earlier than usual time of 8.30 police have started a new search for keith bennettou." and thatjust felt like i'd failed that mum so much. from front—line care to running a coffee shop. amanda, after 20 years as a paediatric nurse in west yorkshire, decided the stress and strain of nhs work was too much, and it was time for a new career. for me, i wanted to leave because i was burnt out. i was completely burnt out. i didn't feel that i was meeting the mark any more. i felt like i was letting families down, i was letting parents down. the profession has changed immeasurably over probably the last ten years. nobody could say they're truly happy in the nhs. amanda isn't alone in quitting the nursing profession. over the last year, more than 40,000 nurses in england left nhs employment. according to the nuffield trust think tank, the number of nursesjoining — shown here by the blue line — is rising, but the total leaving — including for maternity leave, the red line — is going up fast. this latest research comes at a time when nhs providers, representing trusts in engla