nottinghamshire police deployed its officers. 0ne nottinghamshire police deployed its officers. was hit by the train, suffered serious injuries. and that man who he saved was also injured in that incident, he suffered an electrocution injury. all the been taken to hospital in nottingham where they are being treated today. it's still the focus of attention are just of british transport police who are leading the investigation into the incident but we've seen a response team from network rail over the past hour also. they've been focusing their attention on the line down here. also in the embankment behind me wearing gloves, going through what's going on they are as they try to point out a little bit more about what happened last night. we had a statement from the chief constable of nottinghamshire police who said it had been a devastating incident. it had a big impact not just on what's happened more widely but specifically on the other officers who were here who had to treat their colleague whilst they were waiting for ambulances to arrive last night. we see local say there were

it is impossible _ nottinghamshire police. it is impossible to _ nottinghamshire police.everyone but nottinghamshire police and the wider policing family. sergeant graham sabo was a hugely respected and popular colleague in the news of his death in a line of duty comes as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, he went to work to protect the people from nottinghamshire from harm. and it's testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in a line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. graham had served the public for more than ten years as a police officer. working initially for the metropolitan police and then for nottinghamshire police in february 2017. whilst with us, he worked at radford road police station as a response officer and later as a response officer and later as a response sergeant at newark police station. our hearts and deepest condolences go to his family who we are doing everything we possibly can to support that this extremely tragic time. i would also like to pay tribute

nottinghamshire police said said they were called to an area near newark on trent last night.e not believed to be life threatening. our midlands correspondent phil mackie sent this report from balderton. it isa it is a really busy stretch of the east coast main line which passes through the village of balderton on the outskirts of newark in nottinghamshire. today investigators were focusing their attention on the area where the incident happened neara area where the incident happened near a road bridge last night. nottinghamshire police said they responded to a call to help what they described as a distressed man on the railway lines and one of its officers was hit by a train and suffered life changing injuries. the man he saved suffered electrocution injuries and both are being treated injuries and both are being treated in hospital. there was a huge response. j in hospital. there was a huge response-_ in hospital. there was a huge response. in hospital. there was a huge resonse. ., . . , response. i noticed ten police cars and five ambulances _ response. i noticed ten police

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nottinghamshire police said they were called to the village of baldertonjust before 7pm last night.injuries but they are not believed to be life—threatening. 0ur midlands correspondent, phil mackie, is in balderton now. bring us the latest. nearly 2a hours ago, this is when the incident happened. that road bridge carries the auto one over the east coast main line, lots of trains coming through here at great speed. there was a report of an incident last night that nottinghamshire police responded to, a distress man was on the railway lines up an officer was here trying to save him. the officer was hit by a train and suffered life changing injuries. the man he saved suffered electrocution injuries. both were taken to hospital where they are still being treated today for a huge response, not emergency vehicles. investigations are under way as to what went wrong and what happened. 0ne way as to what went wrong and what happened. one thing you can see here is an access gate, which has been guarded by british transport police officers put up it's a secure site but it would be hard to get

"my thoughts are with his family, friends and the whole of nottinghamshire police force." stigations have focused on the state of the track and embankment, as well as looking into whether the train could have been stopped sooner. british transport police said its inquiries were still in their early stages, and described the officer's death as devastating news. phil mackie, bbc news, nottinghamshire. the man who was chief executive of the nhs trust where nurse lucy letby murdered seven babies wrote in a now—deleted blog about being "persuaded" to run a london trust by a senior nhs england boss. tony chambers has been accused of ignoring concerns raised by doctors who worked with letby. social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. this is tony chambers last year helping to open the royal liverpool hospital, one of severaljobs he did after leaving chester. he was chief executive of the trust when lucy letby murdered at least seven babies and attempted to murder at least six other infants in her care betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. paediatric doctors who worked with l

nottinghamshire police had one of its officers was hit by a train while another man suffered nonlifetrocution injuries. the police force say they were called just before seven o'clock last night to reports of a distressed man on the track. it is not clear exactly what the sequence of events is but we know this officer was trying to help that man and at some point he was struck by a train. now, police officers attended and they gave first aid as an ambulance was on the way. what we do know is that two men are injured, firstly the man that was on the track has suffered what police are describing as electrocution injuries but they are not life—threatening. it sounds far more serious for the police officer. he is being treated at the queens medical centre, that is in nottingham, and he is suffering what police have described as a life changing injuries. the chief constable for the force for which he works has said he is very poorly. she described this as a devastating incident and something thatis devastating incident and something that is a reminder of the risks and the threats that off

a police officer in nottinghamshire is in a critical condition after being hit by a train as he triedewark northgate station last night. with me now is our correspondent, robin brant. robin, what more do we know? this happensjust this happens just north—east of nottingham. police say they were called to that area last night at around seven o'clock to deal with what was described as a distressed man on the track. it is not exactly clear what happened, but at some point a train struck both of those people. british transport police is investigating this, so two constabularies involved here, and they are saying the man who was being rescued has suffered electrocution injuries, but his injuries are not life—threatening. but the police officer is much more serious. nottinghamshire police stay he is in a serious condition, he has been treated at the queens medical centre in nottingham should he is being treated. he is in a serious condition and his injuries are life changing —— he is being treated at the queens medical centre. this is a reminder of the threats that officers everywhere face j

prime minister rishi sunak has paid tribute to sergeant graham saville, the nottinghamshire police officertrying to help someone on the tracks at balderton — not far from nottingham. flags across the force will be flown at half—mast. sergeant saville's colleagues have been paying tribute to him. sergeant graham seibel was a hugely respected and popular colleague. and the news of his death in the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville to sergeant graham saville whose death was announced earlier today by the force. you're live with bbc news. the chief executive of britain's national air traffic services says this week's air traffic control failure was caused by some flight data received by its systems. it's led to autom

nottinghamshire police beijing. who died trying to save a man's life . sergeant graham saville was hit by a train in balderton on the 24th of august as he attempted to save a 29 year old who was in distress. a man sustained non—life threatening injuries and remains in hospital . tributes have been made by senior officers, along with the prime minister , who said it was prime minister, who said it was a terrible reminder of the work the police do. every day to keep us safe . more zombie style us safe. more zombie style knives and machetes with no practical use could be banned under new government plans , under new government plans, according to the home office. work is underway to increase the maximum sentence for their import station manufacture possession and sale that would rise to two years. a new offence will also be introduced for possessing bladed article articles with the intention to endanger life or cause fear of violence . the new measures are violence. the new measures are expected to be brought in follow

more now on one of our most read stories, breaking news that a nottinghamshire police officer is in aed man on the tracks. the events happened on thursday night in the village of balderton, 20 miles away from the city of nottingham. our correspondent robin brant has the latest. it is not clear exactly what the sequence of events is but we know this officer was trying to help this man at some point he was struck by a train. police officers attended and they gave first aid as an ambulance was on the way. what we do know is that two men are injured. firstly the man who was on the track has suffered what police are describing as a electrocution injuries but they are not life—threatening. it sounds far more serious for the police officer. he is being treated at the queens medical centre in nottingham. he is suffering from what police describe as life changing injuries. the police constable for the fourth who he worked described him as very poorly. she said it is a devastating incident and a reminder of the risks and the threats that officers all over the country face in doing their job all

nottinghamshire police were called to an area near new archon trend which is part of the east coast mainline lines suffered injuries but they are not believed to be life—threatening. they both remain in hospital. the cost of living crisis in the brazilian city of sao paulo has left 50,000 people without a place to live. local authorities say around 30,000 people are sleeping on the streets this year, a number that has risen considerably since the pandemic. the city is having to think of ways to house families, especially before the winter hits. america correspondent katie watson reports from sao paulo. here in brazil's biggest city, the southern hemisphere's biggest city, the cost of living crisis has become so acute that some estimate that as many as 50,000 people are living on the streets here in sao paulo. now, this is a country known for its poverty and inequality, and expensive favelas, but even those are becoming unaffordable for some, and so the city is coming up with different ways of trying to get families of the streets. the difference between the haves and have—nots couldn't be cl

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making news: prime minister rishi sunak has paid tribute to sergeant graham saville, the nottinghamshire policeng serious injuries last thursday. he was trying to help someone on the tracks at balderton, not far from nottingham. flags across the force will be flown at half—mast. sergeant saville's colleagues have been paying tribute to him. sergeant graham saville was a hugely respected and popular colleague. and the news of his death in the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville, whose death was announced earlier today by the force, after an incident on last thursday. you're live with bbc news. australia will hold a constitutional referendum on the 14th of october on whether to recognise its indigenous people for the firs

the prime minister has paid tribute to sergeant graham saville, the nottinghamshire police officer whothe tracks at balderton — not far from nottingham. flags across the force will be flown at half—mast. sergeant saville's colleagues have been paying tribute to him. sergeant graham seibel was a hugely respected and popular colleague. and the news of his death in the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottingham from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville whose death was announced earlier today by the force after an incident on last thursday. you're live with bbc news. well today, president biden was focusing on his reelection campaign, hoping to fulfill a campaign pledge to reduce the cost of vital drugs for seniors and disabled americans. today, the administration has announced that ten of the m

a police officer in nottinghamshire is in a serious condition after being hit by a train as he tried thursday night in the village of balderton, 20 miles away from the city of nottingham. nottinghamshire police said one of its officers was hit by the train during the incident, while a man suffered non—life—threatening electrocution injuries. they both remain in hospital. a court in england has found former teacher sarah moulds not guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. she was facing charges over footage of her striking a pony during a hunt. images showed her kicking and slapping the pony in lincolnshire in 2021. a veterinary surgeon who analysed the footage said the pony "was desperately trying to get away" from the blows. but ms moulds said she intended only to "briefly shock" the animal. british police are investigating the deaths of 88 people in the uk who bought a poisonous substance from a man in canada who's accused of helping people to take their own lives. kenneth law was arrested near toronto in may, accused of assisting suicide and selling products

nottinghamshire police have confirmed an officer has died after being hit by a train. the tracks not far from the city of nottingham. he was described as a hugely respected and popular colleague. flags across the forcible be flown at half—mast as a mark of respect. just some breaking news that, the police officer who was hit by that train, sergeant graham savill, who sustained serious injuries in nottinghamshire, has now been reported as being dead. so, he has died, and some breaking news there from the uk. let's go to sedan now and the use that the head of the country per match armed forces has travelled to egypt. it is the first time general al—burhan has left sudan since intense fighting erupted in april. the egyptian government has backed general al—burhan in the war seeing him as a reliable ally. it is remarkable considering his life was at risk at the very beginning of the war, according to different accounts, and that he has managed to survive unscathed right now, despite dsl is on his headquarters in khartoum where the rsf more or less controls the majority of

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saville was trying to save a distressed man on the railway tracks in balderton flags across the nottinghamshire police will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect. nottinghamshire chief constable kate meynell says his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten . now gb news can be forgotten. now gb news can reveal at least 20,000 people have crossed the english channel so far this year. official home office figures show that up until yesterday, 19,800 migrants had arrived in small boats . had arrived in small boats. however, gb sources reveal up to 300 migrants being brought into dover harbour on border force vessels . today brings that vessels. today brings that total. so far, this year to over 20,000. it's understood they crossed the channel in at least six dinghies. that comes as the government insists it's stopping the boats . this year with gb the boats. this year with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying play gb news now it's back to . jacob back to. jacob >> in the world of policy, politicians and the electorate could l

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nottinghamshire police says an officer is in a serious condition after being hit by a train while trying on the tracks. police attended an area in balderton over concerns for a man safety just before 7:00 last night. the man on the railway lines is also injured, but it's not thought his injuries are life threatening . we'll bring life threatening. we'll bring you more on that breaking story as we get it. now the average household will see a slight reduction in energy bills heading into the winter. regulator ofgem is dropping the price cap by £150 from october 1st. price cap by £150 from october ist. it price cap by £150 from october 1st. it means the average bill will fall to just under £2,000 a year. will fall to just under £2,000 a year . the will fall to just under £2,000 a year. the kremlin has denied claims the wagner group's leader was killed on its orders, describing the suggestion by the west as an absolute lie. yevgen prigozhin was on the passenger list of a plane that crashed on wednesday . the list of a plane that crashed on wednesday. the uk's ministry of defence says there's

a police officer in nottinghamshire is in a serious conidtion after being hit by a train as he triede village of balderton. that is 20 miles away from the city of nottingham in nottinghamshire. what is the latest? this of nottingham in nottinghamshire. what is the latest?— what is the latest? this is in the midlands of— what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the _ what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, _ what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, and - what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, and as - what is the latest? this is in the midlands of the uk, and as you | what is the latest? this is in the - midlands of the uk, and as you say, bolton is a small town just to the north—east are nottingham. —— balderton. the police say they were caught there just pop or seven o'clock last night to report the very distressed man on the track. it is not clear exactly what the sequence of events is, but the substrate to help that man, and at some point, he was struck by a train. police officers attended and gave first aid, as an ambulance was o

a police officer who was hit by a train while trying to save a distressed man on railway tracks in nottinghamshirederton, near newark—on—trent. police say sergeant graham saville, who was a6, was a hugely respected and popular colleague. on thursday, we went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm and its testament to graham's dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty while trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. the inquest into the death sara sharif, the ten—year—old girl found dead at a house in woking in surrey, has opened and been adjourned, to allow more inquiries by the police. a pathologist still hasn't been able to give a precise cause of death but says it's likely to be "unnatural". daniel sandford has more details. 19 days after sara sharif�*s body was discovered at her home in woking, specialist search officers are still at the semi detached house. the coroner today suspended his inquest for six months while the police continue what they have called a murder investigation. but the precise cause of

an officer in nottinghamshire it is the injured after trying to save a distressed man on railway lines. the policehey were deployed in a residential area in nottinghamshire over concerns of a man's safety seven o'clock last night. he has been transported to queen's medical centre nearby. the man on the railway line is injured but is not for his injuries are life—threatening. chief constable of the british transport police say one of their offices has been left poorly in hospital. donald trump has become the first former presidents to have as mugshot taken. the photograph was released after mr trump was formally charged with election interference in the state of georgia. we can talk a little bit about what this means in terms of the president and the mugshot. an this means in terms of the president and the mugshot.— this means in terms of the president and the mugshot. an iconic moment, a leuenda and the mugshot. an iconic moment, a legendary moment. _ and the mugshot. an iconic moment, a legendary moment. the _ and the mugshot. an iconic moment, a legendary moment. the power - and the mugshot. an

, nominee mine is sergeant graham saville, the police officer who died yesterday after trying to rescue a distressed man on train tracks in nottinghamshireand i'm so glad that we've got to see sergeant graham saville, because i spoke about this at the top of the show last night when the news was announced, but we didn't have any pictures of him. and there he is with his partner there he is with his partner there , child, his whole family there, child, his whole family were by his side when he died . were by his side when he died. and certainly for me, sergeant graham saville , who is a real graham saville, who is a real hero, he was obviously trying to save this man off the tracks when he was killed himself is a great britain. i'm really always touched by policemen in the line of duty who lose their lives because my uncle, who was a police officer, derek wootton, lost his life in a very similar way. so i think we should pay tribute to graham tonight . union tribute to graham tonight. union jack jackass time. christine well, my honorary union jackass is france. >> the entire country for allegedly causing this recent air traffic chaos for

, nominee mine is sergeant graham saville, the police officer who died yesterday after trying to rescue a distressed man on train tracks in nottinghamshired i'm so glad that we've got to see sergeant graham saville, because i spoke about this at the top of the show last night when the news was announced, but we didn't have any pictures of him. and there he is with his partner there he is with his partner there , child, his whole family there, child, his whole family were by his side when he died . were by his side when he died. and certainly for me, sergeant graham saville , who is a real graham saville, who is a real hero, he was obviously trying to save this man off the tracks when he was killed himself is a great britain. i'm really always touched by policemen in the line of duty who lose their lives because my uncle, who was a police officer, derek wootton, lost his life in a very similar way. so i think we should pay tribute to graham tonight . union tribute to graham tonight. union jack jackass time. christine well, my honorary union jackass is france. >> the entire country for allegedly causing this recent air traffic chaos for be

should also say the vast majority of police officers are dedicated and hard—working and brave and we saw a case this week where sergeant graham savill from nottinghamshirerk and work properly it still - measures ensures happens. for it to work and work properly it still has i work and work properly it still has to be fair. share with me your concerns if there are only about a police chief being in charge solely of getting rid of people he considers to be rogue officers. thea;r considers to be rogue officers. they are not solely _ considers to be rogue officers. they are not solely in _ considers to be rogue officers. they are not solely in charge _ considers to be rogue officers. tie: are not solely in charge and i considers to be rogue officers. tieg are not solely in charge and i think the process is fair. the misconduct panel will be chaired by a senior police officer but the panel will also contain two independent members, one of whom has to be legally qualified, so example is a solicitor or barrister and there is also a right of appeal if a police officer feels they've been unfairly dismissed there is a right of appeal to the appeals tribunal, so i