with regards to the rnli around in people rnli around 1 in 3 people rneo-re— rnli around 1 in 3 peopleories and i think this is exactly the kind love it. thetory tories and i think this is exactly the kind love it. the homerries and i think this is exactly the kind love it. the home secretary must love it. the home secretary . went.— must love it. the home secretary . krenr. rneo— must love it. the home secretary , rishi, they must— must love it. the home secretary , rishi, they must love it pecowee— , rishi, they must love it because-say,- , rishi, they must love it because say, you know , rishi, they must love it- because-say, you know what, because they say, you know what, forking.— because they say, you know what, we're failing. 6000— because they say, you know what, we're failing. 6000 people are coming— we're failing. 6000 people arei coming—ewero we're failing. 6000 people arei comiiwe've_every we're failing. 6000 people are comiiwe've got every we're failing. 6000 people are comiiwe've got 600,000 every we're failing. 6000 people are comiiwe've got 600,000 people year. we've go

rnli are doing _ be happening behind the scenes. rnli are doing an— be happening behind the scenes.s _ are doing an incredible job, they man our beaches all _ are doing an incredible job, they man our beaches all through - are doing an incredible job, they man our beaches all through the season— man our beaches all through the season and _ man our beaches all through the season and we _ man our beaches all through the season and we pay— man our beaches all through the season and we pay tribute - man our beaches all through the season and we pay tribute to - man our beaches all through the i season and we pay tribute to their fantastic— season and we pay tribute to their fantastic work. _ season and we pay tribute to their fantastic work. thank— season and we pay tribute to their fantastic work. thank you. - that was the end of that press conference that has been held. some information that has come from that. we've heard that the 17—year—old boy who died was from southampton and the girl who died, she was 12 years old, was from buckinghamshire and that neither of them were related.

and the rnli says it was called out nearly 300 times last year to small boats trying to cross the channel about 3% of all its launches. and coming up on bbc news. jude bellingham completes his move to real madrid. the midfielderjoins from borussia dortmund on a six year deal and becomes the second most expensive english footballer. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police in nottingham are continuing to question a 31—year—old man about the fatal stabbing of two university students and a man in his 50s yesterday morning. the third victim has today been named as ian coates, who was a school caretaker. the academy where he worked described him as a much loved colleague who always went the extra mile for the children. the two other people killed were earlier named as barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar — they were both 19. barnaby webber�*s family have described their "complete devastation" at the senseless murder of their son. they've called him beautiful and brilliant, with "everything in life to look forward to". three other people were injured in yesterday's attacks,

and that the rnli has become. and it's that the rnli has become.t's heartbreaking. ' “r: heartbreaking. and some of the crew have left or been asked to leave. some of them have been mote— leave. some of them have been mote to— leave. some of them have been mote to ctott— leave. some of them have been made to stand down,— some of them have been made to stand down, according to the made to stand down, according to tte report.— made to stand down, according to tte report. att— made to stand down, according to the report. and because they've run the report. and because they've ttto— the report. and because they've ttto wtot— the report. and because they've run into what what are their e— run into what what are their crimes ? well,— run into what what are their crimes ? well, they've been crimes? well, they've been ccucet— crimes? well, they've been ccucet ot— crimes? well, they've been accused of being alpha males. onc— accused of being alpha males. et, tetr— accused of being alpha males. et, teor .— accused of being alpha males. et, teor. tow— accused

coastguard, rnli, the — service, her majesty's coastguard, rnli, the fire service, bcb council and dorsete service, bcb council and dorset police. all these emergency responders came together to provide _ emergency responders came together to provide a really swift and well coordinated response, and did everything they could to save lives. ithank— everything they could to save lives. i thank all— everything they could to save lives. i thank all of those responders for their— i thank all of those responders for their professionalism and their compassion in the face of this tragedv — compassion in the face of this tragedy. an investigation into the circumstances surrounding this incident — circumstances surrounding this incident has been launched. and we are working — incident has been launched. and we are working alongside marine accident _ are working alongside marine accident investigation branch and the maritime and coastguard agency in accordance with established protocols. following our initial inquiries, _ protocols. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in his 40s who was on _

and that the rnli has become. and it's that the rnli has become.'s heartbreaking. ' “r1 heartbreaking. and some of the crew have left or been asked to leave. some of them have been mute— leave. some of them have been mute to— leave. some of them have been mute to etutt— leave. some of them have been made to stand down,— some of them have been made to stand down, according to the report.— made to stand down, according to the report. utt— made to stand down, according to the report. and because they've run the report. and because they've tuto— the report. and because they've ttto wtut— the report. and because they've run into what what are their e— run into what what are their crimes ? well,— run into what what are their crimes ? well, they've been crimes? well, they've been ccueet— crimes? well, they've been ccueet ot— crimes? well, they've been accused of being alpha males. oh,— accused of being alpha males. om teur— accused of being alpha males. om teur .— accused of being alpha males. om teur. uou— accused of being alpha males. oh, dear . how awf

and we want tough guys rnli and you also is guys in the rnli and you also is a guys in the rnli and you to be the some of them are going to be the hee— some of them are going to be the here er— some of them are going to be the here er eewe— some of them are going to be the here er eewe whe— some of them are going to be the kind of guys who have a mug. weeh— kind of guys who have a mug. veeh. whh— kind of guys who have a mug. yeah. with some— kind of guys who have a mug. yeah. with some boobs. possibly ewer—hehhee. - even a problematic tattoo. yeah, those pins yeah, maybe one of those pins hheh— yeah, maybe one of those pins hheh wee— yeah, maybe one of those pins hheh wee here— yeah, maybe one of those pins that you turn it— yeah, maybe one of those pins that you turn it upside down and the that you turn it upside down and hhe hhhhh— that you turn it upside down and the bikini comes— that you turn it upside down and the bikini comes off a whole eeeh— the bikini comes off a whole eeeh-eeree. — the bikini comes off a whole pack-cards. yeah,- the bikini comes off a whole pack cards. “413?"

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so racist- language-rnli that's the language at the rnli that's the tttstsat. — language at the rnlis bully each other to some extent ts tsauss— bully each other to some extent is because you're— bully each other to some extent is because you're proving who's a-guv- _ is because you're proving who's a-tuw. ant— is because you're proving who's a-tuw. ant ws- is because you're proving who's a guy. and we want tough a tough guy. and we want tough guys— a tough guy. and we want tough tuws-twu— a tough guy. and we want tough tuws-twu ant— a tough guy. and we want tough guys-rnli and you- a tough guy. and we want tough guys rnli and you also is guys in the rnli and you also is a tsnttnt— guys in the rnli and you also is a bonding mechanism even. i t— a bonding mechanism even. i mean, i was never— a bonding mechanism even. i mean, i was never even- a bonding mechanism even. i mean, i was never even that good at it or comfortable with it myself the dressing rooms. myself in the dressing rooms. but what was going but i recognise what was going on. you could hold your own, on. if you could hol

in total rnli lifeboats were launched 9000 times around the coast of the uk in 2022. testimonies of key participants before moving on to evidence. yesterday, the inquiries lead lawyer claimed that "very little thought" had been given to the impact of lockdowns. you're watching bbc news. welcome back. let's go to ukraine now. a deadly missile from russia has hit the south of the country in ukraine overnight, yalda hakim reports. as you know, for the past 16 ukrainian is have gotten all too used to air raid sirens and russian missile strikes. just in this past week when we have been here there have been a number of times those areas sirens have gone off and people have rushed into bunkers. overnight it was a very difficult night for the southern port of odesa, where three people died as a result of airstrikes which hit a business centre and a warehouse. i think we can show you some of those images with emergency workers trying to put out the fire. and we were told by the authorities there that it was the authorities there that it was the air defence systems that shot do

so when the rnli boat turns up, they go on the rnli boat turns up, they go en the— the rnli boat turns the few that you missed. i guarantee— are the few that you missed. i gnatantee vou— are the few that you missed. i gnatantee wet .— are the few that you missed. i guarantee you , patrick, this guarantee you, patrick, this tate— guarantee you, patrick, this ttate-te — guarantee you, patrick, this trade be disrupted in trade would be disrupted in a week— trade would be disrupted in a week ant— trade would be disrupted in a week and this— trade would be disrupted in a week and this problem would what— week and this problem would cease. what we— week and this problem would cease. what we are what we've got,— cease. what we are what we've get, wee— cease. what we are what we've get, at— cease. what we are what we've got, we're at the— cease. what we are what we've got, we're at the tail end of tattere— got, we're at the tail end of tattwe .— got, we're at the tail end of failure . we've— got, we're at the tail end of failure . we've got the tail end failure. we've got the tail end of failu

it was caught on camera by mike sundby, a volunteer with the rnli, who was out walking his dog.t backjust one casualty. and that was it really went down to sat him down and then two other guys came alongside. we're just looking at his injuries. he's very lucky. i think he was more distressed about binning his plane. margaret kendrick lives close by and realized something was wrong as she looked out of her window. so i got my binoculars, you know, because i'm nosy and i realised from the shape it was an upside down seaplane. the welsh ambulance service said one person was taken to hospital for treatment. accident investigators are also looking into what happened. the plane has remained under water for most of the day, quickly covered when the tide came in. on a busy, sunny day in porthcawl. this morning's plane crash is what people in the cafes and on the front are talking about. everyone is relieved that the pilot appears to have had a very lucky escape. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey i'm rachel with the catch up. tonight. delayed uni resu

it was caught on camera by mike synder b, a volunteer with the rnli was out walking his dog.as one casualty. that was it, really. sat them down into other guys came alongside, is very lucky, more distressed.— more distressed. margaret kendrick lives _ more distressed. margaret kendrick lives close - more distressed. margaret kendrick lives close by - more distressed. margaret kendrick lives close by and j kendrick lives close by and realised something was long as she looked out of the window. i got my binoculars because i am nosy and i realised from the shape, it was a downed seaplane. shape, it was a downed seaplane-— shape, it was a downed sealane. ~ , ., , seaplane. the welsh ambulance service says _ seaplane. the welsh ambulance service says one _ seaplane. the welsh ambulance service says one person - seaplane. the welsh ambulance service says one person was - service says one person was taken to hospital for treatment. air taken to hospitalfor treatment. air accident investigators are also looking to what happened. the plane has remained underwaterfor to what happened.

it was caught on camera by a volunteer with the rnli, who was out walking his dog.ing out so i did turn round and point back, just one casualty. that was it really. so i went down and sat him down and two other guys came alongside and were just looking at his injuries. he is very lucky, i think he is more distressed about being in this plain. distressed about being in this lain. ~ ., . . ~' distressed about being in this lain, ~ ., . . ~' , plain. modric kendrick lives close by and _ plain. modric kendrick lives close by and realised - plain. modric kendrick lives - close by and realised something was wrong she looked out of her window. 50 was wrong she looked out of her window. ., , was wrong she looked out of her window. ., i, window. so i got my binoculars because i'm — window. so i got my binoculars because i'm nosy! _ window. so i got my binoculars because i'm nosy! -- _ window. so i got my binoculars because i'm nosy! -- margaretj because i'm nosy! —— margaret kendrick. — because i'm nosy! —— margaret kendrick. i— because i'm nosy! —— margaret kendrick. i rele

the rnli says it was called out almost 300 times last year to rescue migrants in the channel. here everyone was rescued, but the call—outs have become more regular. i think while men, women and children continue to get in small, unseaworthy rubber boats and make a perilousjourney across one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, there is always a risk of drowning, but the rnli is a charity that seeks to save lives at sea. and whilst anyone could drown, we believe very strongly that no—one should. so what sort of thing are the lifeboat crews facing in the channel? we've had babies thrown at our lifeboats, women screaming, men screaming. so it's a very chaotic situation. but our crews are trained now how to manage that. statistics released for the first time by the rnli show last year, the charity responded to over 9000 call—outs in the uk and ireland. 290 of those were to boats carrying migrants in the channel. the charity says 108 people on those dinghies would have lost their lives if it hadn't intervened. crew members are now routinely being trained in dealing with mass

this group was brought ashore in kent by the rnli after being picked up at sea.. the prime minister wasjumping his prime minister was jumping his migration prime minister wasjumping his migration bill last week, he says it will act as a deterrent and if it becomes law it will act to detain those arriving illegally and deny them the right to live in the uk and deport them. but it is cruising to —— proving to be controversial. the bill would breach binding international obligations. they are particularly concerned about the effect on victims of modern slavery as they say people will be removed from the uk irrespective of the merits of their claims. most people fleeing conflict or persecution, they say, have no safe or legal way of getting here. one researcher who gave evidence to the committee agrees. evidence to the committee aurees. ,, evidence to the committee acrees. , , . ., agrees. its principal argument which is that _ agrees. its principal argument which is that the _ agrees. its principal argument which is that the bill _ agrees. its principal argument whi

now, we have heard people who worked for the rnli thanking members of the public for their help withay for everyone. flowers have been laid and have started to arrive here in memory of the girl. as i say, people here saying it was a very difficult moment for everybody. sir eltonjohn is preparing for his headline performance, marking the close of this year's glastonbury festival. he says the show will be one of the final live dates of his career. our culture and media editor, katie razzall, is there. the final day of music across this vast tented temporary somerset town. and warming them up for tonight's grand finale, sophie ellis—bextor. hers arguably not the sparkliest outfit here. a tribute to the rocket man, who has never performed at glastonbury before. will they still be standing when eltonjohn takes to the stage tonight? he isjust a legend, isn't he? absolute legend. i think it's going to be absolutely buzzing. are you going to stay here the whole time? what are you going to do when you need the loo? hold it in! we did it yesterday, 14 hours. in terms of special guests, who do

volunteer run charity has released chief executives is makes no apologies for saving lives in total, 9000 rnliy is under way in london and it will continue to hear the testimony of key participants before moving on to evidence. yesterday the inquiry�*s lead lawyer claimed very little thought had been given to the impact of lockdowns. you are live with bbc news let's turn to the us because donald trump has denounced attempts to prosecute him for mishandling secret documents, calling it an evil and heinous abuse of power. he was speaking at a fundraising event for his presidential campaign in new jerseyjust hours after facing a judge in miami where he pleaded not guilty to 37 charges. mr trump said jack smith, the special handling the case against him, was, quote, a thug and a hotel. the personal attacks resembled those against state prosecutors in new york where he appeared in court back in april to answer charges of financial fraud. today we witnessed the most evil and who knows abuse of power in the history of our country. very sad thing to watch, a corrupt, sitting president had his top poli

or border— on a nice secure british either rnli or border force boat breweef— rnli or border force boatcob, but she linked rwanda to the success of— jacob, but she linked rwanda to the success of the— jacob, but she linked rwanda to the success of the illegal wberefbee— the success of the illegal migration bill.— the success of the illegal migration bill. now, when the meter— migration bill. now, when the illegal migration bill was first beeeebeb— illegal migration bill was first beeeeeee. bf— illegal migration bill was first launched, it was— illegal migration bill was first launched, it was launched as a wbere— launched, it was launched as a whole holistic,— launched, it was launched as a whole holistic, all— launched, it was launched as a whole holistic, all encompassing bill whole holistic, all encompassing bbbb feeb— whole holistic, all encompassing bill that would— whole holistic, all encompassing bill that would at— whole holistic, all encompassing bill that would at last deal wbbe— bill that would at last deal wae be— bill that would at last deal with the problem. but we know fb

but it just channel by the rnli. but it just feele— channel by the rnli.llion a wenn and ne— you very much. £2.1 billion a year and the rest— you very much. £2.1 billion a year and the rest by the way, on newlin— year and the rest by the way, on asylum seekers— year and the rest by the way, on asylum seekers .— year and the rest by the way, on asylum seekers . what about the asylum seekers. what about the people— asylum seekers. what about the people w-wee— asylum seekers. what about the people we've already got here? well— people we've already got here? well patrick.— people we've already got here? well, patrick, let— people we've already got here? well, patrick, let me— people we've already got here? well, patrick, let me correct you once again , my friend. you once again, my friend. they're not asylum seekers . they're not asylum seekers. these are economic, illegal migrants crossing the channel in their thousands every single month. you will know that i went to calais a few months back and visited one of these camps where the migrants were quite open.

the rnli says people should be very careful about swimming in open water too. and always take a means of calling help. if you do get into difficulty or you see someone is in difficulty, dial 999. swimming buoys and physical caps are also really beneficial. swimming buoys and visible caps are also really beneficial. they help other people see you. for instance boats and all that other stuff, so you are really, really visible to everyone else. a north london pub says it's facing closure, after their landlord billed them for the full rent owed during the coronavirus lockdown period. the harrison pub near king's cross has been in a dispute over the bill for the height of the pandemic when the pub says it was forced to close. its now fundraisings to mount a legal challenge over the decision. if we go past a certain overdraft which isn't very big, we're closed. we can't pay wages, we can't pay anything, we can't pay our bills. so we have no other pubs to back us up, no other brewery to back us up. in a statment landlord the wellington pub company told us... "we provi

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why is the rnli rescuing people, escorting wew— rnli rescuing people, escorting wew-wew— rnli rescuing first of all, were— that's right. but first of all, were re— that's right. but first of all, here is-news- that's right. but first of all, here is news with rhiannon here is your news with rhiannon rewee— here is your news with rhiannon rewee .— here is your news with rhiannon rewee . — here is your news with rhiannon rewee . wew— here is your news with rhiannon jones . thank you,— here is your news with rhiannon jones . “rife/m“ ti jones. thank you, bev. good morning. it's 11:01. jones. thank you, bev. good morning. it's11:01. your top morning. it's 11:01. your top stories from the gb news room . stories from the gb news room. and we start with some breaking news. iraq's most senior counter—terrorism officer says british islamic state terrorists are planning what's being described as a big attack on a pubuc described as a big attack on a public gathering in the uk. general abdul wahab al—saadi told the mirror newspaper his forces discovered the news just days ago after killing dozens

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this group was brought to shore in kent by the rnli after being picked up at sea.rime minister was in dover last week, championing his illegal migration bill. rishi sunak believes it will act as a deterrent. if it becomes law, it will act to detain those arriving illegally, deny them the right to claim asylum in the uk and deport them. but it's proving to be controversial. members of the human rights committee are warning that the bill would breach binding international obligations. they're particularly concerned about the effect on victims of modern slavery as they say people would be removed from the uk irrespective of the merits of their claims. most people fleeing conflict or persecution, they say, have no safe or legal way of getting here. 0ne researcher who gave evidence to the committee agrees. its principle argument which is that the bill would entail the uk turning its back on the vast majority of asylum seekers who reach our shores is true. the bill says it doesn't matter if you're an asylum seeker or a victim of modern slavery or trafficking, we're not g

picked up of course, they're then picked ”p by of course, they're then picked up by border force or rnliy see migrants, people coming from ine— see migrants, people coming from across the channel— see migrants, people coming from across the channel to come here one— across the channel to come here one iney— across the channel to come here and they receive— across the channel to come here and they receive somewhere to sioy— and they receive somewhere to sioy. kni— and they receive somewhere to stay. and others— and they receive somewhere to stay. and others saying simply the government's— stay. and others saying simply the government's strategy hasn't worked— the government's strategy hasn't worked .— the government's strategy hasn't worked , particularly when it worked, particularly when it io— worked, particularly when it comes to getting people to go to kvonio— comes to getting people to go to kvonio oni— comes to getting people to go to rwanda and other— comes to getting people to go to rwanda and other places so they ion-i— rwanda and other places so they ion-i sioy— rwanda and other