danjohnson is in swanage.e been waves of upset and bewilderment that have gone through this community today, touching everybody associated with this care home. this morning there were scenes of evacuation, more than a0 residents who had to be moved. there was the revelation that three of the residents here had lost their lives in what was at that point be described as unexplained deaths. we have had suspicion and speculation all day about the potential carbon monoxide poisoning, and that was addressed by authorities this afternoon who said that is their main line of inquiry. tonight we know there are still residents from this care home who are being treated in hospital, there are others in temporary emergency accommodation, and this evening, in the last hour or so, and this evening, in the last hour orso, dorset and this evening, in the last hour or so, dorset police say they have a 60—year—old woman in custody, being questioned on of manslaughter. moving anyone of this age and frailty is difficult and distres

danjohnson, bbc news, swanage.ple who survived the manchester arena bombing in 2017 have won a harassment case at the high court against a man who claims the attack was staged. martin hibbert and his daughter eve were left with life changing injuries after the attack in which 22 people died. the pair sued richard hall after he claimed they hadn't been at the concert, and had sustained their injuries elsewhere. marianna spring is here. our disinformation & social media correspondent, marianna spring, has more. this really is a landmark case as you described. it's the first of its kind civil case. taking a conspiracy theorist to court here in the uk like this. and so it's a really big deal that martin and eve hibbert have now won on those harassment charges. i investigated this back in 2022. richard d hall was posting online about how he was tracking down survivors of the manchester arena bombing to see whether their injuries were real. as well as posting on social media, he also was selling a book, giving talks, mak

look at what is happening in swanage.15 degrees. 17 degrees _ happening in swanage.15 degrees. 17 degrees degrees difference in temperature north to south this morning. as you io north to south this morning. as you go through— north to south this morning. as you go through the next couple of days, it will_ go through the next couple of days, it will turn_ go through the next couple of days, it will turn that bit milder. you can see — it will turn that bit milder. you can see that represented by the yellows— can see that represented by the yellows and ambers. wednesday could well be _ yellows and ambers. wednesday could well be the warmest day of the week with the _ well be the warmest day of the week with the temperatures in the south—east. into the weekend, we still hang — south—east. into the weekend, we still hang on to the yellows and embers — still hang on to the yellows and ambers. today we have a nice clear chart, _ ambers. today we have a nice clear chart, hot— ambers. today we have a nice clear chart, not many weather fronts on it until later _ chart, not many weather fronts on i

dan johnson reports from swanage.care home, with the streets around it still sealed off. getting to the heart of what caused this is going to take time, but the investigation is already making progress. and late last night, dorset police said a 60—year—old local woman had been taken into custody and will be questioned on suspicion of manslaughter. around this time yesterday morning, staff discovered three residents dead, prompting the evacuation of the home. some were taken to hospital, others to the local church hall, where they set up temporary beds and appealed for blankets. it was a big response from emergency teams across dorset, initially wearing protective suits to enter the care home. i've never seen in my life that scale of emergency responders. charlotte used to work there and lives opposite. she pitched in to help with the evacuation. it was quite frightening over there. the staff were all calm, efficient, and communicating between everybody really well. the sad thing is, it's the friends and family, of cou

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the home in swanage has been evacuated. some have been taken to hospital as the emergency services try to establish what happened. ican i can confirm that potential carbon monoxide poisoning is our primary line of inquiry. yes, really difficult day for everyone here the dorset coast. residents, staff, the community, everyone connected with the care home, who is considering the future and what it means for the residents that live here. also tonight: a new drug that slows the progress of alzheimers will not be available on the nhs in england because it's too expensive for too little benefit. explosion. a blast and gunfire at turkey's bigest defence company. four people have been killed in what the government says was a terrorist attack. the french woman at the centre of a mass rape trial tells the court she's speaking out to show other rape victims that they shouldn't feel shame — the men who raped them should. and the king and queen land in the south pacific on the next and it has just announced the two—time world's stronges

were taken to hospital as a precaution, and the remaining residents at gainsborough care home in swanage"possible carbon monoxide poisoning" is the main line of inquiry. scotland yard has welcomed government policing reforms as progress towards a �*faster and fairer�* system. under the changes, firearms officers who are prosecuted for shooting suspects will remain anonymous unless they're convicted. it comes after sergeant martyn blake was cleared of murdering chris kaba in south london in 2022. the prime minister has says he wants to focus on the future of the commonwealth, after ruling out compensation for the uk's historical role in the slave trade. a group of caribbean nations has indicated it will push for the issue to be discussed at a summit of commonwealth leaders in samoa this week. the call for reparations was also dismissed last year by rishi sunak. you're live with bbc news. the usjustice department has weighed on in elon musk�*s actions on the us presidential campaign trail. it has warned the tech mogul — his million dollar giveaway for registered voters in swingstates may v

were taken to hospital as a precaution, and the remaining residents at gainsborough care home in swanage line of inquiry. the government has confirmed the sale of disposable vapes will be banned by next summer in england. new legislation is being put before parliament, with the date ofjune1st, 2025 to ban single—use vapes. ministers say they hope to reduce the appeal of vapes to children. scotland, wales and northern ireland are also moving ahead with bans of their own. the prime minister has says he wants to focus on the future of the commonwealth, after ruling out compensation for the uk's historical role in the slave trade. a group of caribbean nations has indicated it will push for the issue to be discussed at a summit of commonwealth leaders in samoa this week. you're live with bbc news. king charles and queen camilla have arrived in samoa on the second leg of their royal tour — the biggest overseas trip for king charles since his cancer diagnosis. the couple have a day of engagements on thursday, before meeting commonwealth leaders at the end of the week. katy watson reports from s

it is —2 here, plus 15 in swanage. we also have showers, coming in from the south—west later on.e maximums. through this evening and overnight, here comes the rain. pushing steadily north and east. could be heavy and thundery particularly across southern england and wales. it is going to be another breezy night and these are the overnight lows. ten to 1a degrees. as we go through tomorrow, we still have all of this rain across the central swathe of the country. to the west, some showers, to the south—east and east anglia, we could have dry weather. dependent on that, it will really determine what the temperature is likely to be. if we hang onto the sunshine, we could reach an unseasonably warm 21 degrees but across the board it is going to be very mild for the time of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widely. of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widel . ., ., ~' of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widel . ., ., ~ ., of year. again, 12 to 17 or 18 quite widel . ., i. , widely. look at you bringing the sunshine. _ widely. look at you bringing the sunshine. on — widely. look at you

were taken to hospital as a precaution, and the remaining residents at gainsborough care home in swanagefirmed that "possible carbon monoxide poisoning" is the main line of inquiry. the government has confirmed the sale of disposable vapes will be banned by next summer in england. new legislation is being put before parliament, with the date ofjune 1st, 2025 to ban single—use vapes. ministers say they hope to reduce the appeal of vapes to children. scotland, wales and northern ireland are also moving ahead with bans of their own. the prime minister has said he wants to focus on the future of the commonwealth, after ruling out compensation for the uk's historical role in the slave trade. a group of caribbean nations has indicated it will push for the issue to be discussed at a summit of commonwealth leaders in samoa this week. the call for reparations was also dismissed last year by former prime minister rishi sunak. you're live with bbc news. turning to the us election, kamala harris is currenty facing questions from undecided voters at a town hall in the battleground state of pennsylvan

were taken to hospital as a precaution, and the remaining residents at gainsborough care home in swanage that "possible carbon monoxide poisoning" is the main line of inquiry. a woman who's at the centre of a mass rape trial in france has told a court that she waived her right to anonymity because she wanted to show women who've been raped that shame is not for the victims — it's for the perpetrators. gis le pelicot�*s ex—husband has admitted repeatedly drugging her and inviting dozens of men to rape her while she was unconscious. today the 71—year—old told the jury in avignon that she had asked for an open trial so that other rape victims could say �*madame pelicot did it. i can too'. our paris correspondent andrew harding reports. applause, as usual now for gisele pelicot — back in court today to testify once again in this extraordinary rape trial. french women cheering her on, and men, too. a former teacher here.. ..saluting her dignity, her charisma and strength. inside the courtroom, for weeks now, graphic video has been shown of the alleged rapes filmed at the time by pelicot�*s hu

authorities, though, in swanage are urging the public to avoid the area as that situation develops.the details we do have are that the south western ambulance service responded at around 5:20 this morning. they dispatched hazard response teams, ten double crewed ambulances and later the fire service there also arrived with various crews from other locations across hampshire as well, so that latest detail coming in to us on that situation developing in dorset, we will keep across it for you and bring you any more details. turning now to the house of commons, where angela rayner has been filling in for sir keir starmer at prime minister's questions, the deputy prime minister came under pressure for more action against what labour mp mike tapp called evil smuggling gangs after the deadly sinking of a migrant boat in the engush sinking of a migrant boat in the english channel this morning. in response, mr rayner insisted the government is establishing a credible plan to protect uk borders . borders. >> these are people, women , >> these are people, women, children. we are putting in pla

danjohnson, bbc news, swanage. our correspondent will vernon is in swanage for us now.re can you tell us? good morning. you may be able to see there _ good morning. you may be able to see there is_ good morning. you may be able to see there is still— good morning. you may be able to see there is still a — good morning. you may be able to see there is still a police presence here _ there is still a police presence here behind me because this investigation is still ongoing. a few of— investigation is still ongoing. a few of the streets in the village are open— few of the streets in the village are open now this morning and as you are open now this morning and as you are hearing. _ are open now this morning and as you are hearing, dorset police say that an arrest _ are hearing, dorset police say that an arrest has been made by detectives investigating the deaths of those _ detectives investigating the deaths of those three people, a 60—year—old local woman — of those three people, a 60—year—old local woman arrested on suspicion of manslaughter the remains in police custody

were found dead and as we have heard, seven taken to hospital after an incident at a care home in swanage have been evacuated. we have heard and confirms that carbon monoxide poisoning is the main line of inquiry they are now investigating for that incident. the oxford astrazeneca vaccine was seen as one of the great successes of the covid pandemic, credited with saving over six million lives in its first year. but in rare cases, it was also responsible for serious side effects like blood clots in the brain which in some cases, were fatal. now the financial scheme set up to support people injured by vaccines has been criticised, with the payouts too low. our medical editor fergus walsh has been to meet some of those affected. jane wrigley used to be a runner, now she can barely walk. do you want to hold my hand? yes, please. 0k. before i had the vaccine, i was a very independent, active woman doing half—marathons. and now, i have no independence. i can't even shower myself, can i? no. jane suffered a blood clot in her brain two weeks after her first dose of the astrazeneca vaccine in marc

back in the uk, dorset police are investigating three unexplained deaths in a care home in swanage, saycarbon monoxide poisoning is now the primary line of inquiry. the force have been giving an update on the ongoing incident at gainsborough care home, where 48 elderly residents were living. south western ambulance service responded in the early hours of this morning, dispatching a hazard response team and ten double crewed ambulances. chief superintendent heather dixie said seven people have now been taken to hospital as a precaution, but assured that there is no risk to the wider public. turning to the house of commons, where angela rayner was filling for in keir starmer today at prime minister's questions. the deputy prime minister came under pressure for more action against what labour mp mike tap called the evil smuggling gangs after the deadly sinking of a migrant boat in the engush sinking of a migrant boat in the english channel this morning. in response , angela rayner insisted response, angela rayner insisted the government is establishing a credible plan to protect uk borders

an investigation has been launched into three unexplained deaths at a care home in swanage, where 48 elderly residents were living. social services indicated a possible link to a carbon monoxide leak, although the exact nature of the incident remains unclear. south western ambulance service responded in the early hours of this morning, dispatching a hazard response team and ten double crewed ambulances. authorities are urging the public to avoid the area as the situation develops. in other news, turning to the house of commons, where angela rayner has been filling in for sir keir starmer at prime minister's questions, the deputy prime minister came under pressure for more action against what labour mp mike tap called the evil smuggling gangs after the evil smuggling gangs after the deadly sinking of a migrant boatin the deadly sinking of a migrant boat in the english channel. this morning. in response, angela rayner insisted the government is establishing a credible plan to protect uk borders with millions of pounds of investment to combat people smuggling. >> these are people, women

. >> a woman is arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after three elderly people die in a swanage care home. >> britain unites to pay tribute to our armed forces as the royal british legion's annual poppy appeal gets underway. >> do you think carrots make you see in the dark, or an apple a day keeps the doctor away while sending your questions about food myths .7 as we're getting to food myths? as we're getting to the bottom of it in about 20 minutes, time, as it's revealed a majority of teenagers are foregoing work experience. >> we're debating this morning whether the rise of work from home is killing off student opportunities. >> and in sport , the champions >> and in sport, the champions league wins for manchester city in liverpool, while celtic get an excellent draw away at atalanta. in cricket, the decider in world pindi has just begun, with england batting against pakistan. and how much would you pay for a history making baseball? not a lot. >> i imagine quite windy in the west today, but most places looking dry and bright with some spots having some autumn sunshine will it last

the primary line of police inquiry after residents were evacuated from gainsborough care home in swanagesterday. seven people were taken to hospital and 40 others moved to safety as emergency services responded in the early hours of wednesday morning . police say the deaths morning. police say the deaths are being treated as unexplained and that a coroner has been informed . an update on the informed. an update on the situation in turkey military the turkish military that is, has launched strikes on sites in iraq and in syria targeting kurdish militants blamed for wednesday's deadly terror attack near ankara. at least five people were killed, including four turkish aerospace industries workers. 22 others were injured when gunmen attacked the entrance of turkish aerospace industries, located outside of the capital. in response, turkish defence ministry says they have targeted 32 terrorist sites which were destroyed. metropolitan police will reopen its investigation into the wimbledon school crash that sadly killed two girls and injured 12 others last summer. the driver, claire freemantle,

under investigation after her arrest over the deaths of three residents at gainsborough care home in swanage. police are investigating carbon monoxide poisoning as the likely cause after gainsborough care home residents were evacuated. seven people were taken to hospital and 40 others moved to safety dunng and 40 others moved to safety during the emergency early on wednesday morning. health and safety officials have now arrived at the scene with a police cordon still in place. the deaths are being treated as unexplained and tributes are pounng unexplained and tributes are pouring in from the local community. in other news, the government has confirmed a ban on disposable vapes starting from june 2025 amid concerns about their impact on children's health. the announcement comes as 5 million single use vapes are discarded each week, with their use growing over 400% from 2012 to 2023. however, critics claim the move will drive illegal sales with the vaping industry association warning there will be a black market surge. gb news can reveal an imminent rise in channel migrant crossings, with numb

has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after three people were found dead at a care home in swanage it comes just hours after they said the deaths were being treated as unexplained and possible carbon monoxide poisoning is the primary line of inquiry. south western ambulance service responded in the early hours of this morning, dispatching a hazard response team and ten double crewed ambulances. chief superintendent heather dixie said seven people have now been taken to hospital as a precaution , but assured that precaution, but assured that there is no risk to the wider public. turkey's defence ministry says it has conducted airstrikes in northern iraq and northern syria against terrorist targets. it follows the deadly attack on an aerospace firm by a suspected kurdish rebel group. loud explosions were heard and footage showed an exchange of gunfire at the site in the turkish capital of ankara. it's understood at this point we know five people have been killed and 22 injured, some in a critical condition. turkey's interior minister said earlier that two suspects were neutralised. m

dorset police investigating three unexplained deaths in a care home in swanage say carbon monoxide poisonings now the primary line of inquiry. the force have been giving an update on the ongoing incident at gainsborough care home, where 48 elderly residents were living. south western ambulance service responded in the early hours of this morning, dispatching a hazard response team and ten double crewed ambulances. chief superintendent heather dixie said seven people have now been taken to hospital as a precaution, but she assured that there was no risk to the wider public. to turkey now where multiple people have been killed in a terror attack . back killed in a terror attack. back at the headquarters of a defence and aerospace company. local media is reporting a loud explosion and showed footage of an exchange of gunfire at the site in the turkish capital of ankara. it's understood at this point that four people are known to have been killed and 14 injured, some in a critical condition. an image has now emerged of the alleged gunman security camera images from the attack aired on television

let's speak to our correspondent will vernon who's in swanage.ng there. just bring us up-to-date with what is happening there. there was an absolutely _ what is happening there. there was an absolutely enormous i was an absolutely enormous emergency service response here yesterday morning, after those three elderly residents were found dead. police, fire, at least ten ambulances all rushed to the scene. about a0 residents were safely evacuated to a church halljust down the road. as you say, the main line of inquiry for the police is that that this was carbon monoxide poisoning but they are still treating the deaths as unexplained. their 60—year—old local woman, who was arrested yesterday on suspicion of manslaughter, she remains in police custody and officers are looking into whether there was any actions of gross negligence which might have led to this. now, those residents that were taken to the church halljust down the road here, many of them had mobility issues, dementia, some of them. they remained there yesterday but by the end of the day,