lancashire police say two bodies have been found. identified, but are believed to be muhammad and ali shabbir. the department of health and social care has neither confirmed nor denied reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. the sunday telegraph reports today that the organisation's pandemic response work was to be merged with nhs test and trace, into a new body called the institute for health protection. the department of health says it's important to "learn the right lessons" from coronavirus for the future. 0ur health editor, hugh pym has more. public health england were strongly criticised for its involvement in a very controversial decision back in march to suspend community testing and tracing and focus capacityjust on hospitals. not long after that, ministers realised they really did need to build up a big testing network which then arguably happened too little too late. it is understood that in the next couple of days the government will announce a big shake—up, moving responsibilities from public heal

lancashire police say 2 bodies have been found by the coastguard, during the search for 2 teenagers. department of health and social care neither confirms nor denies reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. an enormous crowd of opposition supporters gathers in the centre of the belarussian capital minsk to protest last weekend's disputed election. now on bbc news — the film review. hello and welcome to the film review, with me, anna smith. i am filling in for mark kermode‘s review this week's releases. first up, ba byteeth, an australian comedy—drama starring eliza scanlen, who appeared as beth march in greta gerwig's fabulous little women. i wanted to ask you something. uh-huh. will you come to my school formal? i'm a bit old for it? no. do i have to wear a suit? i don't think so. i'd like to wear one. scanlen plays miller, a terminally ill teenager who falls for an older boy called moses, played by toby wallace. moses isn't exactly what miller's parents would consider boyfriend material — he steals, he takes drugs and he's been kicked out of the house by his

lancashire police say two bodies have been found by the coastguard during the search for two teenagersor denies reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. crowd chanting in belarus, the biggest anti—government protests yet

lancashire police say two bodies have been found.the younger brother of the us president, has died in hospital in new york. he was 71. donald trump said he mourned the death with a heavy heart, calling his brother his best friend. robert trump died after reportedly suffering bleeding on the brain following a fall. the leader of the scottish conservatives has apologised for missing a victory overjapan day event to work as a linesman at a football match. douglas ross says he was wrong to officiate at the scottish premiership game, rather than attend a two—minute silence in his moray constituency. the apology comes less than two weeks after mr ross was confirmed as the leader of the scottish conservatives. now, with all the sport, here's karthi gna nasegaram, at the bbc sport centre. good evening, clive. lewis hamilton has won formula one's spanish grand prix, and in doing so has broken the record set by michael schumacher for the most podium finishes. it is the 156th time that hamilton has had a top—three finish. and it was a comfortab

lancashire police criticized this club on preston high street, people were not surprised to hear thattions are being tightened. >> just using commo sense, which is one or two people together. that is what it is spreading again. >> a lot of people have beeno askinget up in that kind of thing. they don't want to wear masks or social distance. >> if the government is asking it is for our safety. we have to follow. >> the prohibition on household gatherings will continue in other parts of northern england, including pendleton, one mobile testing has been introduced. west georgia still under restriction, but one of its mp's feel that within its boundaries, the rules and some low infection area should be eased. >> need to have the confidence of the people making the sacrifices -- we need to haveco thidence of the people picking the. in areas where there are no new cases, we need to take out those restrictions as soon as possible. >> the restricted areas will be reviewed again next week. in preston, the council has wanted people ignore the new rules, it is likely even more w.ringent measures

recently lancashire police criticised this club's decision to re—purpose itself as a bar. it is adhering to social distancing and safety guidelines. 0n preston high street, people were not surprised to hear that restrictions are being tightened. i'm just using my common sense, which is what maybe one or two people aren't using, hence why it's, you know, spreading again. a lot of people have been asking me to, like, meet up and that kind of thing, and they don't want to wear masks and they don't want social distance. if the government is asking us to follow, then we have to follow, because it's not for someone else, it's for our safety, so we have to follow. the prohibition on household gatherings will continue in other parts of northern england, including pendle, where mobile testing has been introduced. kirklees in west yorkshire is still under restriction, but one of its mps feels that, within its boundaries, the rules in some low infection areas should be eased. we need to have the confidence of the people that are making the sacrifices that they're doing it to reduce t

boy end an 18—year—old man missing after they went swimming in the sea in lytham seven annes, lancashire. policetal treatment, all three were visiting from west yorkshire. now, with all the day's sport we go to the bbc centre. good evening. there has been plenty of drama in the last champions league quarter final but manchester city are out of the european competition are being defeated by lyon. lyon's second goal was a controversial one but in the end, they won 3—1 and go on to face bayern munich in the semi—finals. patrick gearey reports. according to their manager, these men have a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity to win this competition. after all, this competition seems once—in—a—lifetime. the doors might be close yet manchester city's defence was inadvisable at the open. cornet was so surprised to have this chance, he immediately wondered if it was offside. it wasn't, lyon were ahead. city the overwhelming favourites needed to loosen up but as doubts lurked, kevin de bruyne set them aside at manchester city breathed again. surely the game is only going one way now but lyon seventh in the fre

lancashire police say two bodies have been found by the coastguard, during the search for two teenagersthe department of health and social care neither confirms nor denies reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. an enormous crowd of opposition supporters gathers in the centre of the belarussian capital minsk, to protest last weekend's disputed election. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers with me are andy silvester, deputy editor of city am, and the journalist and author yasmin alibhai—brown. tomorrow's front pages. the metro leads on the angry student protests outside downing street, after the controversy over a—level exam results. the ‘i' reports on the two legal challenges, launched by students, against the statitistical model used by the exam regulator, quual, to calculate the results. the daily telegraph claims that some quual board members want to ditch the algorithm, putting them at odds with the education secretary gavin williamson, who supports it the guardian reports on the criticism from both conservative and labour mps, with headtea

the past few minutes, lancashire police have confirmed the names of the teenagers that search teams haveht. they are 18—year—old mohammed and his brother, 16—year—old ali. but the fact that this search has been suspended will be deeply upsetting for the family from west yorkshire, they were here yesterday enjoying a family day out. it's understood the teenagers got into difficulty. a 15—year—old boy who was with them managed to swim to safety. he's in hospital at the moment, being treated for hypothermia. there has been a massive search throughout the night. the police, the rnli, the coast guard, the rnli had a boat out for 15 hours during the night but the latest statement we have from the coastguard has said because they have not been able to find the boys, decision has been taken to suspend the search stop our thoughts are with the family and friends of those involved. fiona, thank you. more than 100,000 people in wales — considered the most at risk from coronavirus — can stop shielding from today. vulnerable patients had been advised to stay indoors when the pandemic took hold in mar

lancashire police says extra officers are being deployed to preston to enforce new lockdown restrictionsch come into force today. residents from different households won't be allowed to meet in each other‘s homes or gardens, or to mix in pubs and restaurants. it follows a spike of cases in the city, particularly among younger people. just under half the cases are under 30, or30, and i think there just under half the cases are under 30, or 30, and i think there is something going on in the community, where people are thinking, if i am young, if i am healthy, i am infallible. and that doesn't turn out to be the case. now, hot weather looks set to continue this weekend, but there has been a warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns of over social distancing. several resorts urged people to stay away yesterday after overcrowding, and the coast guard said they were called out to dozens of incidents. sophia seth has this report. seeing crowds visited the coast on a hot day is not unusual for emergency services, but yesterday the uk coastguard had 70 callouts by midday, and that, t

between the national wildlife crime unit and junk -- national wildlife crime unit and junk —— lancashire policegin to pick through a jigsaw like this? we basically make assessments of what is legal to sell, what is illegal to sell, what you need permits for. have you ever dealt with anything like this before? no, i don't think in lancashire anything of this size and magnitude, the rarity of the animals, has been encompassed in one case before. these large tusks, this, i believe, is one of the biggest tusks seized this century. there is no artistic value to them. carved. they are just tusks. so you've got here a single horn. can i hold it? yeah. it's quite heavy. they weigh around five kilos. you are talking a significant amount of money. we know that he sold two horns previously and he received around 80,000 euros for those. 0bviously that was not a single cell. there were others. many may struggle to understand what is driving the demand for these items. but for andy, with nearly 50 years police experience, it comes as no surprise. it is criminal activity. these are people who are profiting si

before the court has been a joint police effort between the national wildlife crime unit and lancashire policees. how do you even begin to pick through a jigsaw like this? we basically make assessments of what is legal to sell, what is illegal to sell, what you need permits for. have you ever dealt with anything like this before? no, i don't think in lancashire anything of this size and magnitude, the rarity of the animals, has been encompassed in one case before. these large tusks, this, i believe, is one of the biggest tusks seized this century. there is no artistic value to them. carved. they are just tusks. so you've got here a single horn. can i hold it? yeah. it's quite heavy. they weigh around five kilos. you are talking a significant amount of money. we know that he sold two horns previously and he received around 80,000 euros for those. obviously that was not a single sale. there were others. many may struggle to understand what is driving the demand for these items. but for andy, with nearly 50 years police experience, it comes as no surprise. it is criminal activity. these are peopl

lancashire. the coastguard, rnli and police were called after reports of three youths in difficulty just before 7pmd 18—year—old, both believed to be from dewsbury in west yorkshire, are still missing. in australia, a man has taken on a great white shark, apparently punching it to save his wife during an attack. chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark up to three metres long while surfing at shelly beach in port mcquarrie in new south wales. phoebe hopson reports. it's a surfer‘s worst nightmare and it's an encounter you're lucky to survive. chantelle doyle was enjoying a day on the waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well, considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as po

lancashire in england. the coastguard, rnli and police were called after reports of three youths in difficulty just before 7pmand 18—year—old, both believed to be from dewsbury in west yorkshire, are still missing. a murder investigation is under way following the death of a ten—year—old boy in acton, west london. a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of murder, police said. scotland yard said police believe they know the identity of the child, who was known to the woman. no one else is being sought in connection with the death. detectives from specialist crime are investigating and a postmortem examination will be arranged in due course. firefighters are still tackling a huge fire in the lake hughes area of california, as record high temperatures continue to fuel wildfires. hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. a surge in household electricity consumption, as people try to keep cool, has also led to localised power cuts. in australia, a man has taken on a great white shark, apparently punching it to save his wife during an attack. chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark, thought t

a search for two teenagers missing off the lancashire coast since saturday night has been called off. the coastguard, rnli and police before seven o'clock last night. a 15—year—old boy managed to swim to safety. 0ur correspondent fiona trott is in lytham st annes — i asked her why the search was called off. well, the coast guard is coordinating this operation. they took that decision one hour ago. what we have heard over the past hour is that the police have confirmed the names of the boys that everybody was searching for overnight. 18—year—old mohammed shabir and his brother, 16—year—old ali shabir. they are from dewsbury in west yorkshire and we understand that they were here with their family at lytham saint annes yesterday enjoying the good weather. we understand that they got into difficulty in the sea. a 15—year—old boy who was with them managed to swim to shore. he's in hospital at the moment being treated for hypothermia, but there has been a massive search. 0vernight, there were five volunteer lifeboats, the coast guard had the helicopter out, then this morning three more lifeboats were out, a fixed—wing ai

they're yet to be formally identified, but police say they are believed to be muhammad and ali shabbir. fiona trott, bbc news, lancashireginning tomorrow, wherejoe biden will be confirmed as the party's nominee for president, in november's election. because of the coronavirus pandemic, this year the event is scaled down and mainly virtual, with speakers giving their addresses from different remote locations. mr biden knows there are some in the party less than enthusiastic about his nomination, particularly on the left. but he's hoping his choice of running mate, senator kamala harris, can help him win the support of minorities and more progressive voters. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. folks, thanks, i understand there are thousands of you on this zoom... campaigning, covid style. this is a socially—distanced fundraiser. but there are no phone banks, just thousands on a zoom call. and since kamala harris joined the ticket, the money's been pouring in. $48 million raised injust 48 hours. the excitement is palpable! at least i'm excited. but enthusiasm is hardly the right word. even among democratic voters,

declaration is expected to see greater police enforcement of the latest measures but manchester city council say people shouldn't be alarmed now elsewhere in east lancashire in west yorkshire we also see these rules applying now all of these areas are in the north of england and it would appear the government's strategy is not to implement these types of measures all across the country but only in the hot spots the local regions where outbreaks are appearing to be on the rise and that's probably to do with them not want to take a hand it's a nail approach and also to try to perhaps not damage the economy even further than it already has been. is there any thank you very much indeed for that updates but on air i spoke to a microbiologist dr simon clark he said despite the increased availability and testing wasn't the reason they're behind the rise in infection rates we know from international law ground that it has an effect on suppressing the number of deaths and number of infections below 0 or below what we would otherwise expect so it seems that on a localized. basis and that's been showed it less than that it will work as well it does work to do less t

lancashire police say two bodies have been found by the coastguard, during the search for two teenagersthe department of health and social care neither confirms nor denies reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. an enormous crowd of opposition supporters gathers in the centre of the belarussian capital minsk, to protest last weekend's disputed election.

lancashire police say two bodies have been found by the coastguard during the search for two teenagerse department of health and social care neither confirms nor denies reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. crowd chanting in belarus, the biggest anti—government protests yet against president lukashenko, who says he won't resign. and coming up at 8.30, the travel show is in the balkans this week — do stay with us for that. of a—level students, and those waiting for gcse results in a few days' time. the exams regulator, quual, has withdrawn its advice on how pupils can appeal their allocated grades, just hours after making the advice public. the government has been under fire since thursday, when a—level results were awarded and nearly 40% of teacher assessments were downgraded. now, a former conservative education secretary, says the government should stop "digging itself a hole" and postpone this week's gcse results. with the latest, here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. outraged, disappointed by their a—levels. the common theme is anger, a lot of peo

lancashire police say two bodies have been found by the coastguard, during the search for two teenagerse department of health and social care neither confirms nor denies reports that there's to be a shake—up of public health england. an enormous crowd of opposition supporters gathers in the centre of the belarussian capital minsk, to protest last weekend's disputed election. we will have more at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, the travel show. this is the mighty river sava, flowing for nearly 1,000 kilometres from the alps in slovenia, right across to belgrade, in serbia. it's the longest river within the balkans. a vital artery that's borne witness to so much history, stretching all the way back to ancient and medieval times and of course the turmoil of recent decades. today, the sava connects four countries that just a generation ago were at war. 0n myjourney i'll be exploring how today this river is healing wounds by boosting trade and tourism and creating a new identity for the region. and finding out why locals call this the "vital heart of the balkans". a nation ofjust two m

recently lancashire police criticised this club's decision to re—purpose itself as above.ing to social distancing and safety guidelines. 0n the high street, people were not surprised to hear that restrictions are being tightened. they are not using their common sense, maybe one or tightened. they are not using their common sense, maybe one oi’ two people common sense, maybe one or two people are not using their heads, thatis people are not using their heads, that is why it is spreading again. lot of people have been asking me to, like, meet up, they don't want to, like, meet up, they don't want to wear masks and social distance. if the government is asking us to do it, it is not for someone else, it is for our safety, so we have to follow. the prohibition on household gatherings will continue in other parts of northern england, including pendle, where mobile testing has been introduced. kirklees and west yorkshire is still under restriction, but one of its mps feels that within its boundaries the rules and some low infection areas should be eased. we need to have the confi

lancashire. the coastguard, rnli and police were called after reports of three youths in difficultyjust before sevennight. a 15—year—old boy managed to swim to safety but a 16—year—old and 18—year—old, both believed to be from dewsbury in west yorkshire, are still missing. anti—government protesters have held demonstrations for the seventh day in belarus, as unrest continues to spread across the country. the protests were sparked by accusations that president alexander lukashenko rigged last week's elections to extend his 26—year rule. the leader says he's agreed with president putin that russia would provide what he called ‘comprehensive assistance' in the event of an external military threat. the duke of cambridge has addressed the nation in a televised tribute honouring veterans on vj day, 75 years after his great grandfather gave a speech marking the end of world war ii. in the pre—recorded message, prince william urged the public to remember their responsibility to "learn the lessons of the past and ensure that the horrors of the second world war are never repeated." it is hard for us to imagin