then, the manchester evening news data obtained cctv footage live footage showing those two brothersse police officers were all knocked to the ground and in this press conference, at this hotel imagine that behind me, this was an attempt by the family of those two brothers to add some extra contacts. they are concerned, there is suspicion as sleaze, was that that extra cctv footage was released by manship police to change the narrative and to make the police look better. because the police were get a lot of criticism. there were protests outside rochdale police station where those two men are from and there were bright as he imagines it as well. the family when he felt that it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extra footage could prejudice the e ongoing investigations into this. one of the police officers is facing a criminal investigation, the police —— mugged by the police watchdog, the iop sea. the greater manager believes also it was time to put their side of things across and there was concern that the release of that extr

and i have seen and many of you will have seen the footage that has been broadcast by the manchester evening newse is that if you watch closely, if you watch closely the footage, he is immediately grabbed by the rest, as can be seen on the cctv, the mail officer proceeds to grab him by the neck and it is alleged that he hits his head into the ticket machine, at which point the other son asked the police officer to remove his hand from his neck as he was not resisting arrest. they were shocked at the unnecessary aggression and violence, alleged violence shown from the start. there was no immediate attempt to speak to them, to caution him or to simply say, can we speak to you for a second? the family appreciates you have seen leaked footage with pixelation of the top of vital events as they unfold. however, this is what the context of what took place. when he asked the police officer to remove his neck old, it is alleged by him and his mother and others that the mail officer then proceeded to punch him twice in the side of his head, at which point he falls onto the ground. the officer pulls them do

then the manchester evening news some days later obtained cctv footage, showing the two brothers repeatedlyd them. most police officers were all knocked to the ground. in this press conference was held today this hotel in manchester today, it was an attempt by the family of those two brothers to add some extra context because they are concerned, their suspicion was that extra cctv was released by greater manchester police was released to change the narratives of the police looked better because they were giving all sorts of criticism of the first video so there were in fact protest outside the police station where the two men are from, protests here in manchester as well. so the family really felt it was time to put their site across and they were concerned about for the release of the footage could prejudice the ongoing investigations to this on the police officers is facing a criminal investigation by the criminal investigation by the criminal watchdog and it is reviewing all of the actions there and greater manchester police has its own investigation into what is going on. a british man

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and coming up on bbc news, the premier league boss richard masters said it's important that 115 charges against man city are resolve —— manchester city. good evening welcome to the bbc news at six. ukraine's army says it's still pushing into russian territory as part of the ongoing offensive it launched last week. kyiv has said the sooner russia agrees to a "just peace", the sooner it would stop its cross—border raids. ukraine is trying to force moscow to divert its forces from the eastern front, here in red, to protect its own border. ukrainian troops are fighting in the kursk region, seen here in yellow. they claim to control over a thousand square kilometres of russian territory. moscow has evacuated thousands of russians from the area. this is the sumy region of ukraine close to kursk, from where troops are entering. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse is there. the central square of sudzha. a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town. it's a military inversion which has restored momentum and morale to kyiv�*s war effort. and instead of directing events in ukraine, moscow's reacting to surprises at home. more of its kursk

and coming up on bbc news, the premier league boss richard masters said it's important that 115 charges against man city are resolve —— manchester city. good eveningngoing offensive it launched last week. kyiv has said the sooner russia agrees to a "just peace", the sooner it would stop its cross—border raids.

coming up on bbc news, if you've been counting the days, you'll only be holding one more finger up — the premier league is back tomorrow, with manchester city going for five in a row. good eveningnd welcome to the bbc news at six. the number of students with top a—level results has risen for the first time since 2021. just under a third of all grades were marked a or a—star. but it is a mixed picture, as results are down in northern ireland and wales, and there is a north—south divide in england. for those going on to university, 82% of students have got theirfirst choice. there's also been a rise in the number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds being offered university places. and 400,000 qualifications were awarded in more than 500 vocational and technical subjects. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. she gasps. yay! better than expected for these two friends — one hoping to travel, the other to go on and study. it has opened so many doors for me because i didn't think i'd get into uni. i instantly logged into ucas, - and ijust saw "congratulations". like, it took so much - weight off my shoulders. anyone that didn't get what they were hoping for, life is l

the new premier league season kicked off this evening as manchester united beat fulham 1—0 at old trafford0 years, and manchester city will be looking to win an unprecedented fifth league title in a row. but as nesta mcgregor reports, matters off the pitch could cast a shadow over the action on it. manchester city, champions again. a familiar sight, come next may will it be five in a row for pep guardiola's team? or runners up the past two years for arsenal, could it be third time lucky? and it's an arsenal goal. for me, if they get a top class forward into their squad, then i think that would be enough to take them over the line. and i think if they can do that then that's why i would say arsenal can definitely win the league. meanwhile, ipswich town's resurgence is a remarkable one. back in the english top flight for the first time in 22 years. after sponsoring their kit, their most famous fan, ed sheeran, went a step further — buying a stake in the club. and the action in the boardrooms is increasingly being as talked about as the action on the pitch. manchester city may well be enjoyin

coming up on bbc news, if you've been counting the days, you'll only be holding one more finger up — the premier league is back tomorrow, with manchester city going for five in a row. good eveningd and wales, and there is a north—south divide in england. for those going on to university, 82% of students have got theirfirst choice. there's also been a rise in the number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds being offered university places. and 400,000 qualifications were awarded in more

news, manchester. the paralympic games arejust here — the paralympic games are almost here — beginning with the opening ceremony in paris on wednesday evening parade" travelling past some of paris' most iconic landmarks, located along the route between the champs—elysees and the place de la concorde. spectators can watch for free along the route before the official parade take place in front of ticket—holders at the place de la concorde. 0rganisers estimate that around 50,000 people will watch the ceremony. we do have a lovely picture, actually, of paris. hopefully we'll bring that up in a moment. localtime we'll bring that up in a moment. local time 6:23 in the morning. but the sun rising. as you can see, preparations well underway for the paralympics today, and sir keir starmer — britain's new prime minister — will also be at that opening ceremony with president macron. most of the venues being used at the olympics like the olympic opening ceremony, it will be held outside a stadium for the first time. athletes will take part in what's being described as a "people's parade" travelling past some of paris' most iconic landmarks, located alo

the new premier league season kicks off this evening as manchester united take on fulham.layers will take the knee on six occasions this season as part of the campaign to stamp out racism in the game. now let's get the analysis of the former newcastle forward micky quinn. micky, always an absolute delight to have you on the show and as i said to you before, i used to edit loads of magazine. you're a legend off the pitch and on the pitch, and you still are a legend off the pitch. of course on talksport now i know that you like to be diplomatic. it's always in your nature, micky, to be diplomatic , but taking the be diplomatic, but taking the knee at football matches, it has been divisive in the past. there's no reason to say it won't be divisive when it returns. do you think it's the right thing for the premier league to do ? league to do? >> i think any gimmick or any thing that highlights racism is always the right thing to do. martin whether it's strong enough to get the message through to fans, whether in this country or around the world when countries are watching our

manchester. and coming up on bbc news — big decisions for the new chelsea boss, as they begin their european qualifying campaign this eveninge of five british clubs in action. hello and welcome to the bbc news at six. in the last couple of hours, it's emerged that the bbc has sacked the one show presenter jermainejenas after complaints about his alleged behaviour in the workplace. the former footballer has been taken off air with immediate effect, including from his role on match of the day. it's understood his contract was terminated earlier this week. here's lizo mzimba. the topic is erik ten hag. jermaine jenas, seen here on the right, this afternoon on talk sport, making no mention of his sacking from the bbc. the former england midfielder, who also played for tottenham hotspur and newcastle united, turn to broadcasting after his retirement from football and was a popular figure with audiences. you from football and was a popular figure with audiences. you know, if ou look figure with audiences. you know, if you look at--- _ figure with audiences. you know, if you look at... are _ figure with audiences. you know, if you

manchester. and coming up on bbc news — big decisions for the new chelsea boss, as they begin their european qualifying campaign this evening

new premier league season kicking off this evening. and we are under way. the first game is taking place at old trafford right now — manchestertaking on fulham. all manchester united taking on fulham. this and not far. all this and not much to report so far. fairly quiet and that matchup. —— no goals. around 30 minutes gone there. this the first match of the weekend, with plenty more to come on saturday and sunday. in france, ligue unis back underway tonight too — with the champions paris saint germain in action. they're up against le harve. 0—1 psg — kang in—lee with the goal. two fixtures in spain's la liga tonight too — celta viga are very new early leaders — after beating deportivo alaves — coming from behind to win 2—1. las palmas are taking on sevilla right now — that's just kicked off. barcelona kick off their la liga campaign on saturday night — they're away at valencia. barcelona came second last season — but finished 10 points behind champions real madrid. new barcelona head coach hansi flick — believes it'll be a much tighter title race this time around. i know it is not easy but i totally trust and believe in the

hours' time manchester united kick off the new premier league season at home to fulham. coffee failed to follow its allergy process. —— from barking died after having a drink. good evening previous government had announced the scheme in may after a report by the public inquiry. between 1970 and 1991, more than 30,000 people were infected with hiv and hepatitis—c from contaminated blood products and transfusions.

new premier league season kicking off this evening. and we are under way. the first game is taking place at old trafford right now — manchester

hours�* time manchester united kick off the new premier league season at home to fulham. coffee failed to follow its allergy process. —— from barking died after having a drink. good eveninggovernment has announced it will push ahead with compensation payments to victims of the infected blood scandal. the previous government had announced the scheme in may after a report by the public inquiry. between 1970 and 1991, more than 30,000 people were infected with hiv and hepatitis—c from contaminated blood products and transfusions. more than 3000 of them have since died, many of them haemophiliacs who were given infected products as part of their treatment. the size of the payouts will depend on individual circumstances, but many could be looking at compensation of more than £2 million. 0ur health editor hugh pym is here. this really is quite a moment for the victims, the families who have campaigned for this for so long. yes, it was a dramatic moment when the public inquiry reported after campaigners spent decades trying to get a proper investigation of this scandal and a search for truth and justice. very soon afterwards, the general election was called, and there were real

even though he's talking about policy, there's still some fodder for democrats there. >> no question about it there. national politics reportr for the hill, julia manchester, thank you again. >>> meanwhile, nbc news is reporting that the dnc is working on a tentative schedule that would feature a current or former president on the first three nights of the convention. two sources with knowledge of the planning says that president biden would begin the week with a keynote address on monday. former democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton also slated to speak that evening. former presidents barack obama and bill clinton would continue the schedule on tuesday and wednesday nights respectively. as the for current democratic ticket, governor tim walz will speak wednesday, as is customary, before vice president harris delivers her nomination acceptance speech on thursday night. one of our sources caution the schedule is still tentative, still being sorted out. we should also note i will be hosting "way too early" and appearing on "morning joe" all week next week from chicago. >>> next up here, arizona will get to vote on abortion rights this november. we'll take a look what's on the bal. >>> plu

even later and on spot kicks city getting the job done. meanwhile, manchester united could be about to add to their ranks for the new premier league season,ack was captain of ajax when current united boss erik ten hag was in charge for their run to the champions league semi final in 2019, and would help ease the club's defensive injury problems. and that's all the sport for now. us presidential candidates kamala harris and donald trump have been campaigning this weekend. kamala harris is continuing her tour of key battleground states after naming her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. today, she arrives in nevada, after last night addressing a packed arena in arizona. in her speech she emphasised her experience fighting drug cartels as attorney general of a border state. donald trump has been in montana where he held a rally last night cartels as attorney general of a border state. we know our immigration system is broken and we know what it takes to fix it. comprehensive reform. that includes strong border security and and earn my own pathway to citizenship. donald trump has been in montana where he held a rally last night to sup

of change that we didn't even have a debate on, because i did a gb news people's forum with liz truss, and i also did the leadership debate between rishi and liz in for manchesterws. and we talked quite a lot, and the audience clearly wanted to talk a lot about the size of the state, what it did, how much we want it to do. and you said people will come up to you as an mp and say, can you help me sort my problems out in many people's mind, the state is trying to do too much. it's almost back to the gordon brown days , where the the gordon brown days, where the state knows best. and as thatcher famously said, the problem with socialists who want the state to do everything is they very quickly run out of everybody else's money. well, that's true , alistair, i want to that's true, alistair, i want to say people stop me. >> it'sjust say people stop me. >> it's just a say people stop me. >> it'sjust a simple, mundane >> it's just a simple, mundane things like anti—social behaviour. it may be wanting help with the local council and stuff like this, but, you know, i believe in a small state. i think, you know, if all these politicians and, and civil servants up there t

greater manchester police have put a section 34 dispersal notice in place in bolton until 10:00 pm this evening. speaking earlier on gb news his words. >> no matter what somebody's concerns are , if you pick up concerns are, if you pick up a brick or you pick up a bottle and you try it at a police officer, you are an idiot. end officer, you are an idiot. end of story. and unfortunately, we face yet another evening of violence when more police officers were injured, something quite dramatic is going to have to happen here, because i see no sign at the moment of this unrest diminishing. in fact, i see it escalating and spreading . see it escalating and spreading. >> a supermarket owner in belfast says his business has been reduced to ashes after it was targeted during disorder in the city. bashir said muslim businesses were deliberately targeted and is criticising police for their response to the violence. this morning, a clean up operation was underway in the donegall road area following last night's unrest, which lasted for several hours. bashir was asked if he would be able to ever reopen. >> i don't know, you have to ask

news now. revolutionise revolutionising even the way that fans can watch football because footage has emerged on social media. what looks like manchester. but the images actually league. but the images actually came from an indoor venue in los angeles. let's get the picture on the screen now where fans are actually sat in front of an immersive screen, which made them look like they were pitchside. that's actually a screen inside a dome, and people are sat there. they look like they're at the match, but they're at the match, but they're not. i think it's amazing. let's talk about it now with sports journalist harry harris. harry always a pleasure. tell us about what looks like the best way to watch a match short of being there? >> well, martin, it might surprise you that i'm an expert in this field because i'm never too old to learn new tricks. >> and i'm actually the sports development director of smart frame technologies. >> and you wouldn't have guessed that, would you? >> so we're revolutionising the photographic image . we photographic image. we distribute pictures from manchester city, the all blacks, six nations, and we're announ