two men have died in a shooting in moss side in manchester after a lockdown party allegedly involvingf people". president trump stages a comeback campaign rally in tulsa in oklahoma — his first in months — but fails to fill the arena. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the daily telegraph says the suspect being held over the killing of three people in a reading park had been investigated by mi5. the daily mirror also reports the libyan was known to security services but no action was taken as he posed no threat. accordng to the i, intelligence agencies were alerted to him last year, but the investigation was scaled down. the guardian reports police say the attacker is thought to have been acting alone. the metro carrries a tributes to one of the victims of the stabbings in reading — james furlong — saying he was a ‘kind and gentle' teacher. the daily mail also carries the

greater manchester police said there was an increased police presence in the moss side area, where thetaken place. 0fficers said two men, aged 36 and 21 went to hospital with gunshot wounds at around 1am. spain has said it will allow uk tourists to enter the country without entering quarantine, from today. the country's foreign affairs minister told the bbc that british citizens would be allowed to enter the country freely, without the need to self—isolate. however, people returning to the uk will currently still have to quarantine, as simonjones reports. the beaches in barcelona look set to become a lot busier as locals arejoined by visitors from abroad. spain is opening up to most other european countries as a state of emergency is lifted, formally marking the end of a 3—month lockdown. anyone flying in, though, will face a rather different reception at the airport. there will be temperature checks and visitors will need to provide details of where they are staying. after a period of uncertainty, the spanish government has confirmed uk tourists will be able to visit without having to

the victims — aged 21 and 36 — were attacked in the moss side area of the city in the early hours ofold teacher james furlong, who has been named the first victim of the fatal stabbing attack that took place in a park in the town centre on saturday evening. and former pupils paid their respects to their teachers over social media, saying... let's speak to richard lamey, from st paul's church in wokingham, which will be open for people to remember mr furlong this morning. good morning. thank you for being with us this morning on bbc macro brea kfast. with us this morning on bbc macro breakfast. we have heard a lot about how this has affected people in reading. give us an idea of what the reaction has been from the people you have spoken to and seen over the past 2a—hour is also. you have spoken to and seen over the past 24-hour is also. i think it is just a matter of thing is beginning to settle, feel real this morning. a community which is saddened, shocked, deeply plunged into mourning. often these things happen a long way away so it feels a real shock and sadness that this is affec

james eldon is the head at manchester academy in moss side. good morning. good morning.ally important exams summer? today is about welcoming the students back into school. it has been quite emotional actually just to have children in larger numbers coming back into the school. we never closed but had small groups. for the next couple of weeks it is re—assimilating the children back into routines and just reminding them of some of the curriculum content. 0bviously them of some of the curriculum content. obviously as we build through we will start to bridge some of the gaps caused by the pandemic. when you say emotional, what do you mean? schools are places that should be for children. and obviously in the past few months i've not. we have been open for a key worker and vulnerable children. and all our stu d e nts vulnerable children. and all our students have been getting online lessons. but the vibrancy of having your students back in the building has been great this morning. there's lots of smiles. and we are obviously having to take small steps because of the restricti

moss side, manchester, saturday evening. hundreds gathered in contravention of lockdown rules.eft — for police and local authorities, the challenges posed by the pandemic are changing. tim muffett, bbc news. let‘s speak now to the former chief constable of greater manchester police, peter fahy and james morsh, who hosted the uk‘s first official socially distanced rave. peter fahy, a more general question before we get to the issue of illegal raves. you would have heard this morning lots of interviews with government ministers and conversations about what police can do when, as these restrictions are eased, a minority of people, but enough to scare those who are abiding by the rules, are not socially distancing. there is an idea that chief constables have expressed concern to the home office that the easing of these restrictions will lead to a rising public disorder. how do you deal with that? it's going to be difficult. you have to remember that the rules on social distancing are just guidelines, they are not the law. the idea is that you couldn‘t clear —— the idea that you can

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