kesgrave high school in suffolk said it had been told the incident involved one of its year 11 studentshospital. suffolk police have arrested a 15—year—old boy on suspicion of attempted murder. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the aftermath today of the gunning—down of a 15—year—old boy who'd been making his way to school. the year 11 pupil was shot in kesgrave, a village just outside ipswich, at 8:40am. i was walking my dog round near the area where it happened, and i heard a gunshot, and then i heard a great big scream, that's all i can say. it was as quick as that. it sounded like scaffolding falling down orginially, cos it was a big crash, but it was a loud bang. a lot of ambulance staff and paramedics were working. it had never happened around here before, it's such a quiet area, extremely quiet, extremely quiet. the boy was so seriously injured he had to be taken by air ambulance to addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, leaving neighbours aghast at what had just happened. five miles away and some two hours later, detectives arrested another 15—year—old in a s

high school. there we go. they said they have been made aware by a police —— kesgrave high school.and keeping an ion that situation and keep you updated. west midlands police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and seven counts of attempted murder following a series of stabbings in birmingham city centre in the early hours of sunday morning. 0ur correspondent geeta pendse is at the scene of one of the stabbings and gave this update. as we understand it, officers went to an address in the selly oak area of birmingham at 4am this morning where they arrested a 27—year—old man. he's now in police custody and being questioned. as you said, he was arrested on suspicion of murder and on seven counts of attempted murder. now, west midlands police last night released cctv footage of a man who is suspected of carrying out the attacks, and they say they had a really strong response from the public, who came forward with information. and overnight, a new line of inquiry emerged, which is what took them to this selly oak address and the subsequent arrest. and they say while this

the high schooljust up the road, kesgrave high school, tweeted this morning that there has been a seriousir way to school and students will be kept on all day for their safety. in the last few minutes, police have confirmed that they have arrested a teenage boy and they have taken him into custody. debbie tubby, thank you. the government says it is still committed to implementing the eu withdrawal agreement that was agreed last year. but new legislation that will be published on wednesday will say uk ministers will decide which goods would be " at risk‘ of entering the single market, if a brexit agreement can't be reached before the end of the year. the government says it will only make "minor clarifications in extremely specific areas" and denied that it would " tear up' what has already been agreed. in a moment our reality check correspondent will be dotting the is and crossing the t‘s but first our political they correspondent iain watson reports. get brexit done, that was the successful slogan employed by boris johnson at last cheering and applause general election. the uk left the eu

at kesgrave high school, where the injured 15—year—old is a pupil, police were also present as shockedssure the public, there is not currently a wider manhunt for further suspects. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is — the uk has warned the eu it might override part of last year's brexit withdrawal agreement. the eu says britain is legally obliged to abide by it. the public inquiry in the uk over the manchester arena suicide bombing has heard there were missed opportunities to identify the perpetrator before the attack. salman abedi killed 22 people at an ariana grande concert three years ago. the opening day of the inquiry heard abedi was reported as acting suspiciously in the minutes before he detonated his bomb. judith moritz reports. three years ago, these families' lives were shattered when a bomb exploded at manchester arena. they're still searching for answers and hope the public inquiry, chaired by sirjohn saunders, will provide them. bet lagers he lesser? a moment of reflection. can i ask you to remain standing while mr greaney reads out the na

the 15—year—old was on his way to kesgrave high school near ipswich, in suffolk, when the attack tookarrested a 15—year—old boy on suspicion of attempted murder. strong winds and extreme heat are threatening efforts to contain more than 20 wildfires which are now burning out of control across the us state of california. forecasters have warned of more challenging conditions today after temperatures soared to a record high of a9 degrees celsius over the weekend. more than 2 million acres of land have already been affected, making it the worst wildfire season in history. so what is the weather like here? it is nine minutes past six and matt can tell us. i won'tjudge it, you let us know. good morning to you both. not as extreme as over there of course in the united states but today a mild start to the day across the country and it will be clear this morning if you are about to set out, you will not need a jacket. looking at the temperatures out there this morning, close to where they should be during the afternoon during this time of year, 16, 17 already across much of england and wales,

the 15—year—old was on his way to kesgrave high school near ipswich, in suffolk, when the attack tookce have arrested a 15—year—old boy on suspicion of attempted murder. up to 5.5 billion may have been claimed fraudulently — or paid out in error — from the government's furlough scheme, according to the head of hm revenue and customs. jim harra told a committee of mps that as much as 10% of the £35 billion already awarded, could have been claimed unlawfully. the government said it was committed to recovering money for the taxpayer. negotiation teams from the uk and european union will meet in london today to resume talks for a post—brexit trade deal. it comes after the prime minister borisjohnson pledged to walk away from the table if no agreement is reached by october 15th. the uk's chief negotiator, lord frost, has said there is "still time" to agree a deal. our correspondent nick beake is in brussels. how will the europeans be approaching this, probably the last few weeks of the trade talks? well, i think from a human perspective they will be pretty keen to work out how the british

charged with attempted murder and firearms offences, after a 15—year—old boy was shot near kesgrave high school estate on monday morning. the injured boy was airlifted to addenbrooke's hospital, where he remains in a critical condition. greece's largest migrant camp on the island of lesbos has been destroyed by a huge fire leaving up to 13,000 people homeless. the camp is notoriously overcrowded and there had been anger over strict quarantine procedures after dozens of people there tested positive for covid—19. the cause of the fire is still not immediately clear. 0ur correspondent mark lobel has the latest. hopeless as they homes burn. many... all finished. thousands of migrants in this crime refugee camp of makeshift tents and shipping containers are being told to evacuate. strong winds are hindering fire crews battling to contain the blaze. local residents are now witnessing homeless asylum seekers with nowhere to turn, with reports many are being held on a highway. don't have a place to stay tonight. it's about 1000 people that have everything, their belongings and everything, their belongi

the 15—year—old was on his way to kesgrave high school near ipswich, in suffolk, when the attack tookres. their comments come after seven greek islands — including crete and mykonos — were added to the government's list of destinations which will now require a period of self—isolation on return to england. easyjet‘s boss told the bbc the latest change to the quarantine rules, which means islands can be treated differently from their mainland countries if infection rates differ, was "too little, too late", as the peak of the summer holiday season had passed. officials in belarus say the opposition leader, maria kolesnikova, has been detained at the border with ukraine. ms kolesnikova was one of three women whojoined forces to challenge incumbent alexander lu kashenko in august's presidential election. earlier reports said that ms kolesnikova — who had been bundled into a van by masked men in minsk on monday — also crossed the frontier into ukraine. but sources in the ukrainian border service say only two other opposition politicians, ivan kravtsov and anton rodnenkov, crossed the borde

the high schooljust up the road, kesgrave high school, tweeted this morning that there has been a serious their way to school and that students will be kept in all day for their safety. police have confirmed that they have arrested a teenage boy, and they have taken him into custody and are questioning him. the government says it is still committed to implementing the eu withdrawal agreement that was agreed last year. but new legislation that will be published on wednesday will say uk ministers will decide which goods would be "at risk" of entering the single market, if a brexit agreement can t be reached before the end of the year. the government says it will only make "minor clarifications in extremely specific areas" and denied that it would "tear up" what has already been agreed. in a moment our reality check correspondent will be dotting the is and crossing the ts, but first our political correspondent iain watson reports. get brexit done, that was the successful slogan employed by boris johnson at last year's general election. the uk left the eu at the end ofjanuary but getting a tr

the 15—year—old was on his way to kesgrave high school near ipswich, in suffolk, when the attack took weekend has been described as "a funny, caring and wonderful person who was loved by everyone he met". jacob billington came from crosby, near liverpool, but was visiting birmingham with a group of former school friends when he was attacked — along with seven other people across four separate locations. police are continuing to question a 27—year—old man on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. the headlines on bbc news... ministers say the uk is entering a "period of particular concern" as the number of coronavirus cases rise across the country, belarus says opposition figure maria kolesnikova has been detained while attempting to cross the border with ukraine, but the circumstances are unclear. brexit negotiators from the eu and uk meet today in london for the latest round of trade talks. negotiation teams from the uk and european union will meet in london today to resume talks for a post—brexit trade deal. it comes after the prime minister borisjohnson pledged to walk away from

charged with attempted murder and firearms offences, after a 15—year—old boy was shot near kesgrave high schooled to reports of a shooting on a housing estate on monday morning. the injured boy was airlifted to addenbrooke's hospital where he remains in a critical condition. strong winds are continuing to fan huge wildfires burning out of control on the west coast of the united states. firefighters in california are battling to bring twenty—five blazes under control, whilst in washington state, the small town of malden has been almost completely destroyed. mark lobel reports. the charred remains of the post office. for malden's 300 residents in rural whitman county, the local sheriff says the community has been changed for a lifetime. across the state of washington, an estimated 330,000 acres burned in just 2a hours, described by the state's governor as an unprecedented and heartbreaking event. 0n the west coast, a wildfire emergency has been declared in oregon where falling trees knocked powerlines and ignited fires, strong winds swept far and wide. meanwhile, the largest of the wildfires, cal