thank you, lucy manning. — as job done. thank you, lucy manning. our— as job done. done. thank you, lucy - manning, our special correspondent with the latest and newcastle. a similar picture and a number of other cities and towns that we have been reporting from in the last hour or so. been reporting from in the last hour orso. birmingham, bristol, or so. birmingham, bristol, brighton, orso. birmingham, bristol, brighton, walthamstow in east london come all of those areas that have been counter demonstrations, but no sign of the far right who had been threatening. we can talk to the former metropolitan police chief superintendent lucy manning wondering if this could be a tipping point, at some stage, i suppose the filing unrest we have seen over the last few days has to fizzle out, do you think this will be a tipping point —— and violence. it is difficult to say but i think the police will be cautious, they mobilise the 6000 officers and i recall from 2011 we have the disorder following the shooting of mark, i ended up working for 30 days without a day off. so i thi

katie razzall and lucy manning, i the right side of them.nager appears in court charged with murder and attempted murder after the southport stabbings. the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war has taken place between russia and the west, including the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... the ioc stand by their gender eligibility rules after an algerian boxer, banned from fighting only last year, is allowed to compete in paris. the bank of england has cut interest rates for the first time since the pandemic from 5.25% to 5%. but the bank�*s governor andrew bailey was quick to dampen down hopes of a flurry of rate cuts in the coming months. here�*s our economics editor faisal islam. in cardiff market, restaurant customers talk a lot about the burden of their rising mortgage bills. finally today, that has started to change. i�*m very happy. very happy, just because the mortgage has come down. mortgages, bank rates, i think it will be a bit of a relief. for the first time

lucy manning fair, thank ou.ortly. katie, what questions are there still for the bbc? well, reeta, in david's interview with the director—general we got a sense of the complex finally balanced calls made by someone at the highest level. tim davie explained himself and the decisions reasonably but there are unanswered questions including why did they allow huw edwards to leave on his own terms in april, can they claw back any of his salary. the director—general said they would try but is that realistic? and what did the bbc discovering its own internal investigation, as lucy was talking about, by going on the record he will have placated some of the criticism levelled directly at him. it may get them through this news cycle but what about the next if anything new emerges? on newsnight at 10:30pm we will have more on that story. we are told by a bbc employee who complained about edwards that the corporation's handling of it was deeply disappointing. join us on bbc and iplayer. deeply disappointing. join us on bbc a

lucy manning, bbc news.mned the continuing violence in belfast, and says there's no place for racism in our society. last night police officers came under attack in the east of the city. the stormont assembly has been recalled from summer recess, to discuss the crisis. much of the unrest we've seen since the fatal stabbings of three children at a dance class in southport ten days ago was fuelled in part by misinformation spread on social media about the identity of the alleged killer. marianna spring has tracked down some of the people behind one of the first posts publishing false information, and asked them, why they did it. all this week, we told you a lot about how misinformation is an excuse of fuelling riots in the uk. i've been investigating where it's coming from and why it's being shared. one of the first pages to shared. one of the first pages to share false information about the southport tragedy was this unregulated news site from channel three now. some of the details were correct, but the name

lucy manning, bbc news.ned continuing violence in belfast, saying there is no place for racism. police in the east of the city came under attack last night. the stormont assembly has been recalled to discuss the unrest. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is there. what message are ministers trying to send? it what message are ministers trying to send? ., , ., what message are ministers trying to send? . _ . what message are ministers trying to send? ., _ . send? it was a symbolic political moment that — send? it was a symbolic political moment that most _ send? it was a symbolic political moment that most people - send? it was a symbolic political. moment that most people certainly hope will have a practical effect of reassuring the victims of violence and stopping the trouble on the streets. so far since saturday and northern ireland police have arrested 17 people in connection with disturbances and also with racially motivated hate crimes. and so this afternoon members of the devolved assembly went back

lucy manning, bbc news.nister, michelle o'neill, has condemned the continuing violence in belfast, and says there's no place for racism in our society. last night police officers came under attack in the east of the city. the stormont assembly has been recalled from summer recess to discuss the crisis. much of the unrest we've seen since the fatal stabbings of three children at a dance class in southport ten days ago was fuelled in part by misinformation spread on social media about the alleged killer. marianna spring has tracked down some of the people behind one of the first posts publishing false information, and asked them why they did it. all this week we've been telling you a lot about how misinformation, false claims on social media, have been accused of fuelling riots in the uk. i've been investigating where it's coming from and why it's being shared. one of the first pages to share false information about the southport tragedy was this unregulated news site called channel3 now. they wrote a story ab

lucy manning speaking to my colleague reeta chakrabarti.ot explicitly contracted to do, in a dispute over funding. more than 98% of those who took part in a ballot by the british medical association voted in favour of the action — which could continue indefinitely. the doctors' union says some practices are having to close because government funding has not kept up with rising costs. the bank of england has cut interest rates for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, bringing them down from their 16—year high. the base rate fell from 5.25% to 5%. it was initially put up to combat high inflation, and has been held since last year. the bank has now concluded that cost of living pressures have "eased enough". here's our economics editor faisal isalm. in cardiff market, restaurant customers talk a lot about the burden of their rising mortgage bills. finally today, that has started to change. 0h, very happy. very happy, just because the mortgage has come down. mortgages, bank rates, i think it will be a bit of a relief. for the fir

we will head to the north—east now, lucy manning is live in newcastle for us.olence at all, more than 1000 people here on the pavement outside the beacon centre, which houses and immigration services office and was on the list where the far right said they would come out here this evening, but there was no sign of them. frankly i am not sure where they would have gone because they were so many people out here. the counter demonstrators chanted, they were shouting, georges united, we will never be defeated. and, refugees are welcome here. and the largely muslim crowd also chanted allahu akbar, god is the greatest, but no violence, the police stay largely on the sidelines. i think the key question tonight is whether this is now a turning point, whether these counter demonstrators have reclaimed the streets in a peaceful way, with the arrests and heavy sentencing have deterred people, or on the other hand, whether this is just a midweek, people have work tomorrow, and there isn't as much drinking. but speaking to the local imam here, he said they were scared, the

and he bullies a russian citizen who happens to be just a little old man. sophia lucy says right, yeah the, the lot it's not the lot as you know, bullying a little oh my i look, i know it's i'm not trying a big deal out of that. it's just a moment in time. things happen. it doesn't mean all ukrainians holders are going to be behaving like that. but see that that's the kind of thing that video which is kind of viral. no, it is viral. i mean, it angers a lot of russian citizens who have long felt that ukrainian military leaders have a pension, approve and pension for neil nonsense. and now here's a bbc report. here's something else i found that i wanna share with you. this is a bbc reporter, purportedly inside russia, interviewing russian citizens about the fact that there are now ukrainians on their land on their so will will, to is very much part of the national psyche. a now for the 1st time and move it is . you have foreign slices on russian soil, seizing russian territory. that's quite a shock. the use your since we're needing the new book that i'm on the years and we're good but sh

hi, the man just left, who did he come to see? lucy don’t know, there are so many of them, sorry, thank you. well, my husband and i have lived for 15 years, where is your potapov flux, that i hear the sound of footsteps, 1, 2, 3, hello, hello, hello. and this, well, i came to make peace with a cake, and the guilty cake and the sword don’t cut, some kind of astraum, yes, god forbid another one like that appears, i’ll go to work, but don’t worry, i’ll leave soon. "by the way, you told us husband told, well, how did you meet him, well, all that, yes, we are very interested in the human face of the boss, human, yes, well, we are very interested in meeting, by the way, it was on the beach, yes, in italy, here i am so young, all in a bathing suit, along the shore. such a light breeze suddenly the colonel himself rolls out to my feet , a volleyball, well, i pick it up, suddenly, from somewhere not just from under the ground, out of nowhere, such a young man, handsome, just falls at my feet, i give him the ball, he asks what my name is, seryoz

another day when lives ended and the war carried on lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. a british—mexican mannuel guerrero avina was arrested in february after arranging to meet a man he'd met online — who he later found out was an undercover police officer. human rights groups raised concerns about his detention but qatari officials insist he was arrested because of drug offences. he's been talking with our lgbt and identity reporterjosh parry. i'm completely free. i can be, you know, myself. enjoying the freedom of being home. but for the past seven years, manuel has lived in qatar, where it's illegal to be gay. in february, he invited a man he'd been messaging online using the dating app grindr to his apartment. unbeknown to him, it was a fake account ran by undercover police who then arrested him on drugs charges. i go downstairs and... ..and when i approach the reception of my of my building, it's, i get handcuffed by the by the police that was taken to to detention and. yeah, i stayed there for 44 days. it was horrific to see people being whipped. they were being whipped in the on their

lucy, what kind of guy was he? that he was a guy right away, a handsome naked man, he gave me flowers, i saw what kind of car he driveseach other, lucy? well, about two weeks ago, what? where did he even come from? where did he come from, where did the acquaintances come from, got it? how old are you, lucy, don't you know? you know that dating sites are only for psychopathic maniacs, wow, so you katya have a husband, a family, i have psychopathic maniacs, thank you, katya, husband, ate too much cargo, husband, come on, you can't come dressed in a beautiful outfit. you wanted something, you wanted to know how bad she is, it's better not to touch her now, she won't react to anything, why doesn't she even react to girls, well, i didn't take girls to her, i still don't want them to see her in such a state, they recorded a video saying hello, i showed it, but everything without... well, this video could still lead, but it can't be, so that lyuba doesn't react to the girls. maxim, let's sort it out, okay, unrequited, any! in general, an artist should be in the theater, i wrote this song myself, lyusya, what are you talking

a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in london's leicester square. scientists identify liquid water on mars, thanks to new data from a nasa probe. hello, i'm lucyt—moving news, interviews and reaction. it was a conversation delayed by technical problems but the world's richest man eventually had a two—hour public chat with former us president donald trump. it was broadcast on mr musk�*s social media platform, x. the discussion, which was not on camera, touched on immigration, global politics and much more. mr trump also said his attempted assassination now made him more of a believer in god, and was sharply critical of his presidential rival, kamala harris. tell you is this, we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her.

and we must go without the best man i hope between my daughters what she has come true. may of course have lucy on hearing guy tell you what i really hope that god will make her happy. i am just waiting for my daughter to get some good news. in my heart, i feel that god will help make that happen. the only difficult thing, i mean other than i have never lost hope of committing to a new relationship again while i could, i couldn't figure it out. i would even get married again a year, even though my 1st marriage voice is different and, and that's quite long. i know that everyone is different enough in new hired to get them. i always say that my life is like a book with a club. but there are some pages that are on the phone, something cut that live. ha, ha, ha ha, there's that old just without teeth of a help. but i'm, you have gone for the story. will continue. 5 to my last day. let's look at them to be my mold. there is hope written on every page. i didn't have any overhead in the present moment. shouldn't that diesel church itself without choosing to accept her and give her our best wishes was

a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in london's leicester square. scientists identify liquid water on mars, thanks to new data from a nasa probe. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it was a conversation delayed by technical problems but the world's richest man eventually had a two—hour public chat with former us president donald trump. it was broadcast on mr musk�*s social media platform, x. the discussion, which was not on camera, touched on immigration, global politics and much more. mr trump also said his attempted assassination now made him more of a believer in god, and was sharply critical of his presidential rival, kamala harris. tell you is this, we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her. she's incompetent. she's as bad as biden in a different. yeah. she hasn't done an interview since this whole, uh, scam started. and say what you want. this was a coup. this was a coup of a president of the united states. he didn't want to leave. and they said, we can do it the nice way, or we can do it the hard way. what was happening sort of overnight is they're they're rew

lucy letby there's some weird controversy raging there, mainly, actually. caused by some of your former colleagues, ashley jacob, who are raising serious questions about her guilt. so what is going on there? and a pakistani manut the southport incident. so lots to go out tonight that you're discussing some really important things, particularly the lucy letby case. >> fascinating. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. the weather in somerset be glorious. good night . night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hi there, time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. an unsettled 36 to 48 hour period to come for many parts of the uk, a series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atlantic, one heading towards iceland , another heading towards iceland, another one containing the remnants of ex—hurricane ernesto. that means, although it's a fairly typical area of low pressure that we see in the north atlantic at this time of year, it does contain air of tropical origins and a lot of moisture. all that moisture will be dumped over western scotland, northwest england, parts of wales and

lucy letby there's some weird controversy raging there, mainly, actually. caused by some of your former colleagues, ashley jacob, who are raising serious questions about her guilt. so what is going on there? and a pakistani manut the southport incident. so lots to go out tonight that you're discussing some really important things, particularly the lucy letby case. >> fascinating. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. the weather in somerset be glorious. good night . night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hi there, time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. an unsettled 36 to 48 hour period to come for many parts of the uk, a series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atlantic, one heading towards iceland , another heading towards iceland, another one containing the remnants of ex—hurricane ernesto. that means, although it's a fairly typical area of low pressure that we see in the north atlantic at this time of year, it does contain air of tropical origins and a lot of moisture. all that moisture will be dumped over western scotland, northwest england, parts of wales and

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lucy williamson sent this report. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the man they believe led hamasm khazem, shot dead by the army. and with him, two other men who tried to escape. killed in an airstrike as they ran. israel says all were involved in shooting and bombing attacks. the eastern areas ofjenin and its refugee camp have both been sealed off for the last three days and there are fresh reports of casualties — including an 82—year—old man who paramedics said was shot nine times. this morning, the army pulled out of the camp in tulkarem. the destruction there enough to remind residents of a war. umm yazam said the army laid wires from this woman's home to blow up two houses opposite. families she has known for decades. translation: i have ten-year-old triplets | and they trapped us in a room and then they started the explosions. five explosions in total. imagine the walls shaking and your children clinging to you. it feels like we are in gaza. we met fadwa, stranded by the rubble that used to be her neighbour's house. translation: they told us that we have tunnels - and we smu

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man. the attack took place injit in the north of the occupied west bank. benjamin netanyahu condemned the attack. our middle east correspondent lucyade rashid asidi a village hero. who shot the young it worker as he threw stones to keep armed jewish settlers at bay. but they know who to blame. translation: even the ambulance that came for him was blocked - by the army. they waited until he died. the blame is more on the army, because they are not controlling the settlers. they protect them. his mother said she didn't know if it was a settler or a soldier who fired the fatal shot. rashid's brother mahdi took me to where he was killed. the village boundary fence, broken in several places. a neighbour said dozens of settlers gathered here last night, and that he heard a hail of gunshots. he said he called the israeli army, who took two hours to arrive. the army said they deployed within minutes. residents say the settlers were masked, armed and organised into groups. some dressed all in black, some all in white. hassan was at home with his family when they came down this road. his surveillance camera caught the moment they confronted

man to the celebrity-filled boxes on "the hollywood squares." marshall, who started out as an actor, singer, and comedian, appeared on "the lucy show" and "the eddes of the popular game show. marshall died today in los angeles. he was 98. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett. good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: you have what could be substantial fraud. >> there's $30,000 missing out of here. >> announcer: a paralegal's alleged cash grab... >> judge judy: did you name the defendant in the police report? >> yes. >> this was a system error. i didn't do this intentionally. >> announcer: but she could pay a steep price. >> i have no problem being transparent. >> judge judy: you've never spoken to the police? >> no. >> judge judy: because there's a substantial possibility that you're going to be... >> i know. >> judge judy: ...arrested. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michael noreikas is suing paralegal shannon highfield for unauthorized credit card charges, a false restra

i shouldn't have gotten involved with her man, i didn't get involved with anyone, lucy to olga, explainll show you, i'm sorry that the session had to be rescheduled, the sanatorium is now completely full for a lot of cents, so now i can only see you after the end of the working day. good evening, hello, natalya ivanovna, why are you here outsider, and at such a time, we specially arrived for the procedures later, so as not to disturb anyone, doctor lesnitskaya. asked, it took us 2 hours to get here, we will definitely pay for everything at the cash desk, from today you only serve sanatorium patients, and if your personal patient wants to continue coming to your appointments, let her buy a voucher, however, all the places are occupied for this month, outside working hours the building is closed to outsiders, so i ask everyone to leave. natasha, how is that possible, what should we do now? nothing, nothing, i'll come to you myself after work now, we'll go now too. thank you. "hello, sorry it's late, let me in, please, it's already night , you're not allowed to let me in, well, i live and

lucy williamson reports from inside the west bank, and a warning that her report contains distressing images from the start. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the manbelieve led hamas here. inside the white car, a man shot dead by the army. with him, two other men who tried to escape. killed in an air strike as they ran. israel says all were involved in shooting and bombing attacks. the eastern areas ofjenin and its refugee camp have both been sealed off for the past three days and there are fresh reports of casualties including an 82—year—old man who paramedics said was shot nine times. this morning the army pulled out of the camp. the destruction of their camp enough to remind residents of the war. this woman says the army lead wires from her home to blow up two of the houses opposite. families she has known for decades. translation: i have 10-year-old triplets l and they trapped us in the room. then they started the explosions. five explosions. imagine the walls shaking and your children clinging to you. it feels like we are in gaza. we saw this lady's old house. translation: they told us - we have tunnels and we smuggle the armed groups here. h

lucy williamson reports from inside the west bank, and a warning that her report contains distressing images from the start. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the mande the white car, wissam khazem, shot dead by the army. and with him two other men, who tried to escape, killed in an air strike as they run. israel says all were involved in shooting and bombing attacks. the eastern areas ofjenin and its refugee camp have both been sealed off for the past three days, and that are fresh reports of casualties, including an 82—year—old man who paramedics said was shot nine times. this morning, the army pulled out of this camp in tulkarm, the destruction there enough to remind residents of a war. this woman said the army laid wires from her home to blow up two of the houses opposite. families she's known for decades. translation: i have ten—year—old triplets, and they trapped us in a room, then they started the explosions, five explosions in total. imagine the walls shaking and your children clinging to you. it feels like we are in gaza. we met a woman stranded by the rubble that used to be a neighbour's house. translation: they told us that we have tunne

lucy williamson, reports from inside the west bank, and a warning that her report contains distressing images from the start. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the man

a 39 year old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and taken to hospital with critical injuries. superintendent lucy leadbeater believes the fire was started on purpose, whilst enquiries are at their early stages, we believe that the fire was started deliberately and this incident was domestic related. >> i would appeal to anyone who was in the westbury road area at the time of the incident , who the time of the incident, who has cctv or doorbell footage to come forward , and the home come forward, and the home office has outlined plans to tackle illegal immigration, including deploying 100 new intelligence officers to target people smuggling gangs. >> the home office. the home secretary has also outlined plans for the next six months to achieve the highest rate of removals. of those who do not have the right to be in the uk, including failed asylum seekers. the government says it will also reopen immigration removal centres in hampshire and oxfordshire, adding 290 beds. but the conservatives has said labour were not serious about tackling the people smugglers or stopping the boats . well, those sto

lucy chebotina, you know. i also do not understand a lot of things, is it really so difficult for a man to remember that when weother girls just you can't watch, am i right, or if we ask which blouse out of three to choose, just buy us all three, is that too much to ask, or, kids, if we say we don't know what to cook for dinner, then take us to a restaurant, it's good that this is being filmed on a professional camera, i 'll watch it periodically so i don't forget, and what we will definitely never forget are the lyrics to the next songs, because ahead of us are hits that all generations of viewers of the new wave, bura and doma know, you're walking all alone, the first snowfall burst into your city, day after day from year to year, speeds up time, fog floats over the winter river, nowhere to hurry , lonely night play, and you don’t expect changes from life, the dream will be insipid again, that you are together again, tears on the pillow, everything about him, cherry, cherry. i am a rich cherry, cherry, of beautiful berries, aroma, white snow, falls, barely audible, barely audible, no one is guilty of anything

a 39 year old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and was taken to hospital with critical injuries. superintendent lucy leadbeater believes the fire was started on purpose, whilst enquiries are at their early stages, we believe that the fire was started deliberately and this incident was domestic related. >> i would appeal to anyone who was in the westbury road area at the time of the incident, who has cctv or doorbell footage to come forward . come forward. >> the home office has outlined plans to tackle illegal immigration, including deploying 100 new intelligence officers to target people smuggling gangs, the home secretary has announced the home secretary has announced the new measures to boost britain's security and to target , britain's security and to target, dismantle and disrupt organised immigration crime networks. yvette cooper has also outlined the government has new plans for the government has new plans for the next six months to achieve the next six months to achieve the highest rate of removals. of those who do not have the right to be in the uk, including failed asylum seekers , reopen

a 59 year old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and taken to hospital with critical injuries. superintendent lucyadbitter believes the fire was started on purpose, whilst enquiries are at their early stages. >> we believe that the fire was started deliberately and this incident was domestic related. i would appeal to anyone who was in the westbury road area at the time of the incident, in the westbury road area at the time of the incident , who in the westbury road area at the time of the incident, who has cctv or doorbell footage to come forward . forward. >> the home office has outlined plans to tackle illegal immigration, including deploying 100 new intelligence officers to target people smuggling gangs. the home secretary has also outlined plans for the next six months to achieve the highest rate of removals. of those who do not have the right to be in the uk, which includes failed asylum seekers. the government says it's also it will also reopen immigration removal centres in hampshire and oxfordshire, which will add 290 beds. but the conservatives have said that labour were not serious abou

lucy williamson reports from inside the west bank, and a warning that her report contains distressing images from the start. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the man

man and turned a blind eye to his suffering. dan. blind eye to his suffering. dan, thank you- _ a growing number of experts have been raising concerns about the trials of lucy letby show that the trial was unfair. our reporter gill dummigan has more. guilty. nurse lucy letby is the most prolific baby killer in modern times. lucy letby�*s murder trial last year was one of the longest in british legal history, following a six—year police investigation. she perverted her learning to inflict harm, grief and death. six expert medical witnesses and many former colleagues testified against her. you have 110 remorse. there are no mitigating factors. the case against letby was wide—ranging. blood test results showing that two babies had been overdosed with insulin. x—rays indicating air injected into others. an apparent confession note at her house, and a rota which showed her on duty for every suspicious collapse or death. this is the famous duty roster. this chart was a key part of the prosecution case. this chart appears to be very convincing. but there are a number of issues with it. a big thing is that it only describes 25 of the bad events that happened in this peri

hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, a 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it was a conversation delayed by technical problems, but the world's richest mantent. she's as bad as biden in a different. yeah. she hasn't done an interview since this whole, uh, scam started. and say what you want.