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the camera cases review commission, crown prosecution service and greater manchester police have allling of his conviction and subsequent appeals. but andrew says his life can't truly start again until authorities are forced under oath to tell the truth. they will not give it up. they're institutionally dishonest. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now, it's being billed as the country's biggest public investment in a cultural venue for more than 20 years. aviva studios in manchester officially opens today for what's expected to be a final bill of £2110 million, double the original estimate. the first show there is directed by danny boyle, who masterminded the opening ceremony of the london 2012 olympics, and it's a dance adaptation of the cult sci—fi film the matrix. our culture editor katie razzall has had an exclusive preview. something wild is happening in the north west. this is the biggest cultural opening of a space since the opening of tate modern at the beginning of the century. a huge new venue for shows, gigs and much more. why shouldn't there be a national theatre in manchester? 0

along with three others, in a now deleted tweet by greater manchester police, they stated that they were not arrested for flying the palestinian flag, but really it was a public order offence, that tweet as obviously, as i mentioned been deleted and it's very unclear as to what exactly happened and under which powers those individuals were brought to action. um, moving forward, if i may or if you have another question so then please, i don't want to stop you. no, no, no, i was actually. uh just about to say unfortunately that's all that we have time for today, but i wanted to thank you uh kareem ali for your time and also of course dr. hossain shahrastani as well for joining us in the studio today for this really important and i think historical uh time in history as we look at what is happening in palestine again, thank you as well to the viewers for watching, you can join us again next week for another edition of eye on islam. assalamualaikum. will be free from the river to the sea sabar ke yeah hum nahi mante cars on israel cars on israel palestine will be

manchester police, they stated that they were not arrested for flying to palestini in the flag, but really it was a public order offense. that tweet as obviously, as i mentioned been deleted, and it's very unclear as to what exactly happened and under which powers those individuals were brought to action. um, moving forward, if i may, or if you have another question, so then please, i don't want to stop you. no, no, no, i was actually uh, just about to say unfortunately, that's all that we have time for. today but i wanted to thank you uh kareem ali for your time and also of course dr. hossain shahistani as well for joining us in the studio today for this really important and i think historical uh time in history as we look at what is happening in palestine again thank you as well to the viewers for watching you can join us again next week for another edition of ion islam asalamu alaykum. je pense qu'ils vont poser là-haut, faut qu'on se décale. have been deprived of their home. of our homeland, we would like to respectfully remind our president that is crucial allowing these displace pale

along with three others in a now deleted tweet by to manchester police, they stated that they were not arrested for flying the palestinian flag, but really it was a public order offence. that tweet as obviously as i mentioned been deleted, and it's very unclear as to what exactly happened and under which powers those individuals were brought to action. um, moving forward, if i may, or if you have another question, you so then please, i don't want to stop you. no, no, no, i was actually uh, just about to say, unfortunately, that's all that we have time. for today, but i wanted to thank you, kareem ali for your time, and also of course dr. husain shahrastani as well, for joining us in the studio today for this really important and i think historical uh time in history as we look at what is happening in palestine again, thank you as well to the viewers for watching, you can join us again next week for another edition of eye on islam. assalam. صارخ الجديد. الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اکبر الله خطيب هذا بلوك 10 بلوك 100 oily money out of london, oily m

stephen watson of the manchester police, has actually said he may have made a mistake, which is really exciting. and unusual for any of the police ever to say they've done anything wrong. we're also going to be talking about the ulez numbers because the motorist is out of pocket, 60,000 drivers a day are paying the ulez and that's money for old rope for transport for london, £750,000 a day from morally bankrupt. but financially prosperous scheme . financially prosperous scheme. oh, and it's halloween . the oh, and it's halloween. the institution known as one of the schmaltzy american ideas. but actually it has christian roots. we'll be looking at halloween with our favourite catholic corresponds father alexander state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by an impassioned panel this evening, criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes and the transcaucasia expert and former labour mp and friend of the programme, stephen pound. as always, to hear from always, i want to hear from you. it's crucial of the it's a crucial part of the programme

gone furious over that , have protested have have have gone furious over that, have protested manchester police apologised too little too late for the concerns citizens but the metropolitan police has has said no basically this was our reaction because we received reports that these posters were put in place there in retaliation for the shopkeeper who was accused of having posted pro hamas material on social media to try and steal man their position to try and understand them in the best possible light. >> they it would depend to some extent on exactly where these posters were going up. would it, if were going up a if they were going up in a predominantly muslim neighbourhood, predominantly muslim neighbourasad, predominantly muslim neighbouras an accusation perceived as an accusation rather than as a lament. does that make any difference in your view? >> i think probably does make >> i think it probably does make a difference. i think that's fair. it lightly used in fair. if it is lightly used in that actually hadn't read that way. i actually hadn't read that. never seen that. but but you've n

we know that greater manchester police are looking into an incident. them and we're waiting for further responses from charities from others. the charities commission confirmed that commission has confirmed that they are assessing the information we've provided to them, in the them, and it comes in the backdrop that michael gove, the community secretary, is considering definition of considering a new definition of extremism and also a change to the terrorism law , which has the terrorism law, which has not been updated since 2011. and witnessing and the witnessing the scenes and the commentary that we've seen over the last few weeks, they might well act soon. >> i can say to that is they >> all i can say to that is they need act very, very soon need to act very, very soon indeed. minute after the indeed. in a minute after the break, we go live to tel aviv . break, we go live to tel aviv. well, thank you. radio. >> well, it's very difficult to find any good news about what is going on in israel and gaza at this moment in time. but gb news is security ed

we know that greater manchester police are looking into an incident. them and we're waiting for further responses from charities from others. the charities commission confirmed that commission has confirmed that they are assessing the information we've provided to them, in the them, and it comes in the backdrop that michael gove, the community secretary, is considering definition of considering a new definition of extremism and also a change to the terrorism law , which has the terrorism law, which has not been updated since 2011. and witnessing and the witnessing the scenes and the commentary that we've seen over the last few weeks, they might well act soon. >> i can say to that is they >> all i can say to that is they need act very, very soon need to act very, very soon indeed. minute after the indeed. in a minute after the break, we go live to tel aviv . break, we go live to tel aviv. well, thank you. radio. >> well, it's very difficult to find any good news about what is going on in israel and gaza at this moment in time. but gb news is security ed

stephen watson of the manchester police, has actually said he may have made a mistake, which is reallyy of the police ever to say they've done anything wrong. we're also going to be talking about the ulez numbers because the motorist is out of pocket, 60,000 drivers a day are paying the ulez and that's money for old rope for transport for london, £750,000 a day from morally bankrupt. but financially prosperous scheme . financially prosperous scheme. oh, and it's halloween . the oh, and it's halloween. the institution known as one of the schmaltzy american ideas. but actually it has christian roots. we'll be looking at halloween with our favourite catholic corresponds father alexander state of the nation starts now .

the police in manchester and london taking down posters of kidnapped israeli children. says what the police are doing, knowingly or not, is giving impression that giving the impression that they're on the side of hamas in they're on the side of hamas in the conflict. well, that's a terrible of affairs, isn't the conflict. well, that's a teriand of affairs, isn't the conflict. well, that's a teriand richard, affairs, isn't the conflict. well, that's a teriand richard, brilliantsn't the conflict. well, that's a teriand richard, brilliant email it? and richard, brilliant email from richard who says , mark, i'm from richard who says, mark, i'm an ex cop. ten years military police and 20 years civil police . yes, i did two detective courses. i could run rings around coroners and cps lawyers . around coroners and cps lawyers. rebecca does not have a clue how much legislation a cop has to study. very insulting . well, study. very insulting. well, richard, thank you for your email and also, can i thank you for your three decades of service to this country. now, one of britain's

britain's daughter nicola was one of two greater manchester police officers murdered in 2012.led in the line of duty. bryn wants to change that and has been campaigning for 18 months for a medal to be awarded posthumously to bereaved families. it has cross—party support from mps and on tuesday labour backed his plans. we will be proud to introduce a bravery medal for police officers, firefighters, emergency service workers who lose their lives in the line of duty because we owe them our thanks for keeping us safe. last week, a minister told bryn an announcement was close, so he was hopeful as ijoined him to watch the home secretary address the conference yesterday. i support your campaign for a medal for heroes. there is a consensus across government that this needs to happen, and i hope we will be able to announce something very soon. what's your reaction to that? i'd say confusion and disappointed. it was almost like it was a cursory off the cuff remark. it wasn't quite what bryn had hoped for. but when pressed by the conference chair, suella braverman was able to elaborate.

rishi, who has written in to say it the metropolitan it wasn't just the metropolitan police, manchester police after no action either. this was after similar pro—palestinian protests in both london and manchester and other cities around the uk. cardiff, leeds , leeds, probably cardiff, leeds, leeds, probably bristol too. >> let us know if you if you saw protests in your town or city. they did seem to be across the uk. i think glasgow as well, maybe edinburgh who knows? across uk cities it's quite interesting. people have had quite a lot to say about what we were talking about with regards to donald they have and to donald trump. they have and whether were president whether if he were president we'd having this much we'd be having this much conflict be conflict or whether he'd be better at dealing with it. mixed thoughts someone who left thoughts here. someone who left their name out and i can't determine it from your email address, but you say trump was and will be the will be again the only hope for the western world. you're too biased against him. >> well, alan has written in with a contrary

the criminal cases review commission, crown prosecution service and greater manchester police have alliry into the handling of his conviction and subsequent appeals. do you ever feel like life will be... ..normal? can life ever be normal? there will be a sense of normality at some point, yeah, but, eh... ..i can't even begin to get any sense of normality until these things are resolved. can you imagine at some point in the future having a relationship again? it's, it's — i dismissed it from my mind many years ago, because, think about it, the nature of, you know, the nature of what everything has been hanging over me. just because i've cleared my name, that still haunts me. there must have been ambitions that you had pre—2003. and i wonder what your ambitions are now? my ambitions are very, very, very, eh, sort of, erm, humble. i have some some kind of financial freedom to go and live elsewhere. and travel, because i've always liked traveling. 0r possibly i might go to university. that's possible. maths, astronomy? yeah, yeah. possibly astronomy. yeah, something like that. some science

okay so officers from greater manchester police have been seen remove images of hostages whilst the metoften groups of people giving way for others? or why can't you have that christmas market? oh, because there's a there's a threat there. why can't you say, oh, don't want to stoke oh, you don't want to stoke racial tensions? or why can't i put post up? we've got to put this post up? we've got to ease community tensions. well hang minute. why can't we hang on a minute. why can't we just about lives just go about our lives like normal and neville normal people? and mike neville joins now. ex metropolitan joins me now. ex metropolitan police . thank police detective. mike, thank you very are we easing you very much. why are we easing community tensions and not just allowing posters of missing children on in children to be put on walls in britain ? britain? >> i have no idea, patrick, as to why this is happening. the posters don't contain any sort of hateful message . as of hateful message. as i understand it, they have a picture of a child and this child is missing . and i'd like child is

office civil servants who work flat out to keep this country safe and of course, the greater manchester policehe officers from around the country who are doing their duty . here >> now, i don't know if you've noticed, but as home secretary, i do occasionally receive a modicum of criticism or sometimes i'm asked if i ever read what my critics say about me. well the answer is yes, i do . i'm made of strong stuff. so i'm prepared to wade through the personal abuse, the wild invective and the wilful misrepresentation , because i misrepresentation, because i believe that all of us should strive for improvement and if we close our ears to anyone who disagrees with us, we're less likely to identify our mistakes. one of the reasons why the conservative party has survived and thrived for so long is because we are not afraid to admit when we get it wrong and adapt accordingly. we listen and we learn and we renew ourselves and that's what we're doing here this week in manchester. we're raising our game because next year this country will face a clear choice at the general election . who do people trust t

manchester, glasgow, and in birmingham . the metropolitan birmingham. the metropolitan policens that officers will intervene if protesters are deemed to be supporting terrorism . meanwhile, the united terrorism. meanwhile, the united nafions terrorism. meanwhile, the united nations has ovennhelmingly adopted a resolution calling for adopted a resolution calling for a humanitarian truce in gaza. the resolution drafted by arab states condemns all violence, terror and indirect minute attacks against palestinian and israeli civilians . it's not israeli civilians. it's not binding, but could put diplomats pressure on israel to de—escalate the conflict. the uk's foreign secretary, james cleverly, says there's no reason to believe hamas would observe any ceasefire. as he reiterated the uk's support for israel . the uk's support for israel. >> we have been focussed throughout out on ensuring the safety, where possible, of the british hostage and the british nationals in gaza. we've also been speaking to try and secure their release, but also to have their release, but also to have the

expected in the capital with other rallies taking place elsewhere, including manchester, glasgow and birmingham. the metropolitan policere advising caution and say officers will intervene if protesters are deemed to be supporting terrorism . meanwhile, supporting terrorism. meanwhile, the united nations has ovennhelmingly adopted a resolution calling for a humanity syrian truce in gaza. the resolution, drafted by arab states, condemns all violence , states, condemns all violence, terror and indiscriminate attacks against palestinian and israeli civilians. it's also demanding aid, access to the besieged gaza strip. the resolution is not binding, but could put diplomatic pressure on israel to de—escalate the conflict . the uk's foreign conflict. the uk's foreign secretary, james cleverly , also secretary, james cleverly, also reiterated the government's continuing calls for humanitarian aid . humanitarian aid. >> we have been focussed throughout it on ensuring the safety, where possible, of the british hostages and the british nationals in gaza . we've also nationals in gaza. we've also been speaking to try and secure th

streets of central london on saturday as thousands also gathered in manchester, liverpool, edinburgh and other parts of the uk. the met police order offences. here in washington dc, demonstrators rallied outside the white house in support of palestinians, with police had putting up protective fencing the night before. and in california, thousands also took to the streets of los angeles at a pro—palestine rally. in the last few days there have been demonstrations in favour of israel and palestine in several cities around the world. let's get some of the day's other news 110w. in a referendum, australians have overwhelmingly rejected a plan to give more rights to indigenous people, and recognise them in the constitution. part of the plan was to create a body to advise the government on indigenous affairs. australia's prime minister says the result of the referendum would be hard to bear, but that it isn't the end of the road. in ecuador, people are also heading to the polls in a few hours to choose a new president, after an election campaign tarnished by several incidents of violence and the assassination of one of the candida

streets of central london on saturday as thousands also gathered in manchester, liverpool, edinburgh and other parts of the uk. the met policefences. here in washington dc, demonstrators rallied outside the white house in support of palestinians, where police had erected protective fencing the night before. in california, thousands also took to the streets of los angeles at a pro—palestine rally. in the last few days there have been demonstrations in favour of israel and palestine in several cities around the world. and these are live pictures from australians gather for �*free palestine�* rally at sydney's town hall amid ongoing fighting between israel and the palestinian islamist group hamas. again, those are live images coming from sydney, australia. and you can get all the latest from the situation in israel on our website, bbc.com/news, or the bbc news app. we have a live page that is constantly being updated, with news and analysis from our teams on the ground in israel, gaza, and around the world. we will leave you with some live shots from gaza. you can see a very dark skyline damage. stay with us here on bbc news. —

as you will hear, senior police officers, whether their bosses , officers, whether their bosses, the mayor of london, the mayor of manchesteroner, they will always say operational independence must be ours. assessing on the scene at the time. indeed because they are the officers on the ground, the various ranks and levels and control rooms looking at the whole picture . and they do whole picture. and they do really kind of treasure that independence . independence. >> and i guess the trouble is there's so much footage then that's posted online, online, and sometimes it perhaps doesn't show the whole picture or it's a limited assessment or a limited viewpoint. but we do have the met saying that in this particular instance, there were specialist counter—terrorism officers at the scene. they decided that there was no offence committed. but then that crown prosecution lawyers were also shown the footage and they agreed no offence could be identified in that footage . identified in that footage. >> well, there is an offence of behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace. okay. and that's a real catch all and covers an awful

country should be obliterated, not that i'm suggesting it was an easy job for the police, but it wasn't just here. manchester had another very similar protest test, as indeed did belfast. and you can see the irish tricolours there , there irish tricolours there, there and edinburgh as well, had a protest . interestingly the protest. interestingly the parents of the scottish first minister were in that crowd in edinburgh . the nature of some of edinburgh. the nature of some of this was deeply unpleasant. you can see here scenes of marchers in the london street and their busy chanting and we've actually muffled the noise because some of the language that is being used isn't very pleasant. and then they see a man with an israeli flag . now, you may say israeli flag. now, you may say that was something of an act of provocation , ian, but absolutely provocation, ian, but absolutely his right to do so. and you see the police basically shielding him for his own protection. so some of this was very, very unpleasant. other things that were seen on that march were clearly outright glorification of the terrorist murder

country should be obliterated, not that i'm suggesting it was an easy job for the police, but it wasn't just here. manchesterso had another very similar protest test, as indeed did belfast. and you can see the irish tricolours there , there irish tricolours there, there and edinburgh as well, had a protest . interestingly the protest. interestingly the parents of the scottish first minister were in that crowd in edinburgh . the nature of some of edinburgh. the nature of some of this was deeply unpleasant. you can see here scenes of marchers in the london street and their busy chanting and we've actually muffled the noise because some of the language that is being used isn't very pleasant. and then they see a man with an israeli flag . now, you may say israeli flag. now, you may say that was something of an act of provocation , ian, but absolutely provocation, ian, but absolutely his right to do so. and you see the police basically shielding him for his own protection. so some of this was very, very unpleasant. other things that were seen on that march were clearly outright glorification of the terrorist murd

central london on saturday as thousands also gathered in manchester, liverpool, edinburgh and other parts of the uk. in london more than 1,000 policeing street. the met police said seven people had been arrested, including one for criminal damage and two for public order offences. this is what some of those taking part had to say. we have the right to support the freedom of oppressed people and the oppressors here don't have the right to deny us that freedom of speaking out and supporting palestinians. and we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will for once listen to the people, to the thousands that are coming out, to the people filling out petitions, to the people expressing their disagreement and this march is a reflection of london and the uk. it is a mixture of people, different colours and races and cultures and religions, no religion. it's about humanity. a taste of some of the protests that took place in london. in los angeles this is the scene in front of the israeli consulate. demonstrations in support of palestine. we know that the us presidentjoe biden spoke to the us presidentjoe biden spoke to the israeli pr

confrontation between melawan and nasaji and press police against golgarh on the last day of the seventh week of the premier league. and tonight against arsenal manchesterranada with barcelona in the most important european club football matches. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, have a good time. welcome to this news section. the 19th asian games ended with the achievement of 54 colorful medals for the iranian caravan. the women won the first and last medal of iran in this period of games. sara bahmanyar's bronze in karate was the last mark of iran's sports caravan in hangzhou. i expect a gold medal. it was, but i thank god that i won't leave empty-handed from these competitions. the first medal was won by the rowing team, silver medal, 13 gold, 21 silver and 20 bronze medals were the result of the efforts of the iranian sports caravan in the hangzhou asian games. iran stood in seventh place with a collection of 54 medals, one rank down compared to the previous period. in the previous period, iran won 62 medals and finished sixth with 20 gold, 20 silver and 22 bronze. i really want to thank all our beloved federations

pro—palestinian demonstration today, there are others across the uk, including in manchester and also in glasgow. in terms of the policing london. we were told by the metropolitan police there are around 1000 police officers on duty here today. i was at a briefing yesterday with the mayor to say everyone has a right to protest. what they don't have the right to do is to incite violence. a huge demonstration here in central london right now. thank ou ve in central london right now. thank you very much- — in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll _ in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll keep - in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll keep an - in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll keep an eye| in central london right now. thank. you very much. we'll keep an eye on that and come back to you a little later, as hell and i was talking about that. let me take you back to the live pictures in gaza. a huge explosionjust in the the live pictures in gaza. a huge explosion just in the last 30 seconds. you can see the plume of smoke edging away to the left. it was a very

sadran neshi of press police on the night of receiving the super cup and the victory of sailors in the premier football league. and the defeat of manchester city, the suspension of barcelona and the victory of rome and bayern munich in last night's european club football games. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate . greetings and have a good time. to you, dear viewers , welcome to the sports news of the head coach of the national football team. the multi-faceted leaders of jordan invited to the camp iranvand, zahid hosseini, moharami, rezaian, pourli, ganji, hizbavi , daneshgar, khalilzadeh, kanani, zadegan, haj, saffi, milad, and mehrdad, mohammad ezzatollah, noorullah cheshmi, qudous, jahanbakhsh, tarmi, mohibi, hossein-nejad, azmoun , and ansari, are the players that amir qalanawi joined this camp. the multi-lateral competitions of jordan with the participation of the teams of iran, iraq, jordan and qatar will be held from 21st to 24th of mehr in the international stadium of amman city. press police football premier league passed golhar's cen

manchester. organisers say more than a 100,000 peoplejoined the demonstration in london, outside the bbc�*s new broadcasting house. more than 1,000 policeimonjones who's in trafalgur square. simon, we have seen protests moved there in the capital over the course of today. the metropolitan police they have made seven arrests. yes. they have made seven arrests. yes, they have made seven arrests. yes, the focus of — they have made seven arrests. yes, the focus of the _ they have made seven arrests. yes, the focus of the protest _ they have made seven arrests. yes the focus of the protest has shifted in the past short while here to trafalgar square. up until then, in the past short while here to trafalgar square. up untilthen, it had largely been focused on downing street where people stopped to hear speeches. a lot of them were shouting, one thing the government to make changes. in terms of what has happened here, it was an arrest outside downing street that seemed to cause the protest to move here. a man was led away and a large group of people carrying placards moved in this direction. we did see a small number of scuffles here in trafal

manchester, thank you. a murder investigation has been launched after a man was attacked and killed in sunderland by what policedog has been destroyed to protect the public. 0ur correspondent fiona trott reports from sunderland. a community, shocked by a dog attacked just metres from their own front door. the animal was destroyed shortly afterwards to protect the public. another dog, also believed to be an xl bully breed, was taken away. this is what excel bully dog look like. last month the government announced a ban. existing owners will have to register them and ensure they are neutered and muzzled when out on a lead. this is a quite housing estate, and their lives have been turned upside down. there are three areas here that have been cordoned off and are being manned by the police. they are knocking on doors, asking for information. and most importantly this. there are people here who are coping with what they saw or heard yesterday, and some of them have lost a friend. he was a some of them have lost a friend. he: was a great person. he was a people person. that is the sad thing, that he died without gett

central london on saturday as thousands also gathered in manchester, liverpool, edinburgh and other parts of the uk. in london more than 1,000 policeseven people had been arrested, including one for criminal damage and two for public order offences. president biden has spoken to both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in another effort to de—escalate the ongoing conflicts. when speaking to netanyahu, president biden reiterated his condemnation of the attacks by hamas forces. meanwhile in his call with president abbas, biden offered the palestinian authority support for humanitarian assistance to the palestinian people, particularly those in gaza. joining me now is our north america correspondent, shingai nyoka. presidentjoe biden has had separate phone calls with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas? what more do we know about those conversations?2. two very important calls with two parties on different sides of this conflict. we understand according to the white house that president biden really gave prime minister benja

but i think yeah, i think there's a bit of tension there always is in manchester, it seems. the police bit tougher this year than in previous than they have been in previous years with protesters. >> that'll you to >> that'll teach you to wear a spotted tie like that. of course. big might. course. a big, big might. >> you need a hard hat >> you might need a hard hat like jeremy hunt. >> the moment , like jeremy hunt. >> the moment, thank >> chris, for the moment, thank you for that. back to you. of course, the course, throughout the afternoon, jeremy course, throughout the aftern do |, jeremy course, throughout the aftern do at jeremy course, throughout the aftern do at 230 jeremy course, throughout the aftern do at 230 now jeremy course, throughout the aftern do at 230 now staying in hunt, do at 230 now staying in manchester because we've been featuring the picket line there. junior doctors and consultants with their longest combined strike. so far. we'll be hearing how some patients are now taking the care into their own homes. that coming up for you in patrick christys on gb news. i

of people who've died during the storm has risen to four after police found the body of a woman in her 80s in chesterfield road , manchestersterfield road, manchester united has opened a book of condolence at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton . the legendary charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club , stadium with his former club, saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game. fans have also been sharing their fondest memories of sir bobby. >> i saw him play maybe 20 times in the early 70s before he retired . the greatest player in retired. the greatest player in the world, really . i mean, he's the world, really. i mean, he's up there with pele. >> i'm very sad to see such a great man and a great footballer pass. >> i'm just shocked, really. you know , he'd been part of my life. know, he'd been part of my life. i get a bit choked while i've been growing up. you know, i've been growing up. you know, i've been following united a

central london on saturday as thousands also gathered in manchester, liverpool, edinburgh and other parts of the uk. in london more than 1,000 police're going to do it.— and supporting palestinians. and we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government — we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will— we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will once _ we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will once listen - we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will once listen to i we're going to do it. i'm hoping the government will once listen to the l government will once listen to the people. _ government will once listen to the people. to — government will once listen to the people, to the thousands that are coming _ people, to the thousands that are coming out, to the people filling out petitions committed the people expressing their disagreement and this march is a reflection of london and the _ this march is a reflection of london and the uk — this march is a reflection of london and the uk. it is a mixture of people. — and the uk. it is a mixture of people, different colours and races and cultures and reli

police press. the games were such that you can't say that they gave their best to esteghlal, they should be thankful that they didn't lose. daoud moradi, sed and sima reporter. english club football, manchester united's home defeat against their rival. in the most important game of the 10th week of the english premier league, manchester united and man city played at trafford and the guests ended up he managed to beat his fellow city rival with three goals. holland scored twice and foden once in this match. in today's other games, liverpool defeated nottingham forest with three goals , brighton won against fulham and west ham lost to everton with one goal. thank you very much for your companion with sports news . today, monday, the 8th of aban, the 14th of rabi al-thani, and the 30th of october in sobh province in tehran, at 4:50 a.m. minute, sunrise. at 64 minutes , thank you for your companion, dear compatriots, good night and god bless you. on behalf of all the oppressed. nations across the globe, the palestinian resistance is launching today, a righteous battle against the apartheid zionist regime. which has been occupying our lands for more than seven decades now and which has been attac

. >> it's like man dresses as manchester arena bomber for halloween in and pal reports him to the policeom on his thing was a vest and he was he had at boom on his thing was a vest and he was he had a t shirt that said i love ariana grande and that that is really in bad in bad taste. and it's painful for me to listen to because it's not necessarily a hate crime because you've got to know what's in his heart . but it you've got to know what's in his heart. but it is you've got to know what's in his heart . but it is basically a heart. but it is basically a comedy crime. it's the worst. it's like he said, he didn't want to. >> i mean, how can you think he's not going upset people he's not going to upset people like mean, i to like that? i mean, i like to think have a fairly kind of think i have a fairly kind of like because you know, what happens. >> a lot people, watch >> a lot of people, they watch the comedy and we >> a lot of people, they watch the i've comedy and we >> a lot of people, they watch the i've said comedy and we >> a lot of people, they watch the i've said some:omedy and w

police say in order to make sure the safety of the public. we will bring you many developments. let's turn to the conservative party conference in manchestern just over an hour's time, the prime minister is expected to confirm that the part of europe's biggest infrastructure project — the h52 high speed rail line — connecting london to the north of england — will not be built as planned. costs have risen — and the train line, which is already being built from london to birmingham, will not continue onto manchester. hs2 trains will still run to the city, but on slower existing tracks, defence secretary grant shapps said earlier. the route from birmingham to leeds has already been scrapped. let's get more reaction about the future of the h52 rail link. frances read is at euston — which is the designated terminus in london. what has the response been to this latest development?— what has the response been to this latest development? well, we aren't sure exactly — latest development? well, we aren't sure exactly what _ latest development? well, we aren't sure exactly what rishi _ latest development? well, we aren't sure exactly what rishi suna

manchester city look to make it three wins from three in the champions league, but the holders have to contend with an artificial pitch later in switzerland when they take on young boys. a police explicit pictures and videos of themselves over snapchat has beenjailed for life, with a minimum term of 12 years. lewis edwards groomed the girls — aged between ten and 16 — and forced them to send him indecent images that he secretly recorded and used to blackmail them. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports from cardiff. are we going to find evidence of you engaging in sexual communication with children? no comment. when he was arrested back in february, pc lewis edwards refused to answer questions about his campaign of unspeakable cruelty against girls as young as ten... no comment. ..but later in court, he admitted 160 offences of blackmail and sexually abusing children online. it is clear that he not only gained sexual gratification from his offending, but that he also enjoyed the power and control that he had over these young girls. his reaction to their distress can properly be described as cruel and sadistic. lewis ran his campaign of online abuse from the f

people who've died during the storm has risen to four after police found the body of 83 year old maureen gilbert in chesterfield , manchesternce at old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton . the legendary charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team . in 1966, floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb remembered as a giant of the game. this is gb news across remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb news across the game. this is gb news across the uk , on tv, on digital radio and uk, on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to free speech nation . free speech nation. welcome back to free speech nation. >> with me, andrew doyle. let's get some more questions from our lovely studio audience. our first question is from amolo . first question is from amolo. hiya >> hello . insults are now >> hello. insults are now illegal in switzerland. well yeah, you might be right about this. >> th

people who've died during the storm has risen to four after police found the body of 83 year old maureen gilbert in chesterfield , manchesterat old trafford following the death of sir bobby charlton . the legendary charlton. the legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team . in 1966, floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb remembered as a giant of the game. this is gb news across remembered as a giant of the game . this is gb news across the game. this is gb news across the uk , on tv, on digital radio and uk, on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to free speech nation . free speech nation. welcome back to free speech nation. >> with me, andrew doyle. let's get some more questions from our lovely studio audience. our first question is from amolo . first question is from amolo. hiya >> hello . insults are now >> hello. insults are now illegal in switzerland. well yeah, you might be right about this. >> that s

turning ugly as supporters throw bottles and flares at the police in trafalgar square with seven arrested and thousands more march in manchesterbristol and glasgow and there is a sign perhaps of the public mood turning. i think there's this enormous wave of revulsion at the shocking atrocities committed by hamas last last weekend. but now we've seen the idf have been bombing gaza and we've seen the death toll, the civilian death toll , toll, the civilian death toll, babies being carried out of the rubble there are it's been it's been horrific. and there's also signs. i mean, they bombed a convoy that was carrying people because they told people to leave the of gaza. so leave the north of gaza. so people were on the roads trying to get out . and there's truck to get out. and there's a truck that obviously, you know, that was obviously, you know, civilians bombed. 70 civilians and it got bombed. 70 died and, you know, you've got to wonder if they didn't have the intelligence to see the hamas attack coming, how have they got intelligence to hamas attack coming, how have they gwhich intelligence to hamas attack coming, how have th

conservative party conference in manchester, a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland last night. >> policesponded just before 7:00 following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old, a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene . a second destroyed at the scene. a second dog was seized . and lastly , a dog was seized. and lastly, a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but destroyed the iconic pub back in august. but you destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but you with gb news august. but you with gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain

conservative party conference in manchester, a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland last night. >> policeonded just before 7:00 following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old, a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene . a second destroyed at the scene. a second dog was seized . and lastly , a dog was seized. and lastly, a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but destroyed the iconic pub back in august. but you destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but you with gb news august. but you with gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's