Plan to cricket, the ecb has revealed its plan to make the game the most inclusive plan to make the game the most inclusive in plan to make the game the most inclusive in the country. Staff strike at more than a0 universities across the country, in a long Running Dispute about pay. And our Shopping Habits have changed for good because of The Cost Of Living crisis, according to one of the countrys biggest supermarkets. And coming up on bbc news eddiejones says hes still the right man for the australia job despite his sides record defeat to wales at the rugby world cup. Hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. The serial killer lucy letby is to face a retrial on one charge that she attempted to murder a baby girl. The former neo natal nurse was given a whole life sentence last month for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill another six at the countess of chester hospital. Letby has launched an appeal against her convictions. Our north of england correspondent danny savage is at Manchester Crown court. A fairly short hearing at Manchester Crown court this morning, the prosecution told the judge they were proceeding with a retrial of lucy letby in relation to one of those six charges that the jury failed to reach verdicts on at the end of the trial last month. One of Attempted Murder of a trial last month. One of Attempted Murder ofa girl trial last month. One of Attempted Murder of a girl known as baby k who died in every 2016 at the countess of chester hospital. Lucy letby was present via video link today sitting on a Conference Room behind a desk and spoke to confirm her name at this you could see and hear proceedings over that link. Her Defence Barrister in court told the judge that she maintains her innocence on all charges. The proposed retrial date for this one charge of Attempted Murder is in june next year here at Manchester Crown court. The jury failed to reach verdicts on six charges of Attempted Murder at the end of her trial, so why only one today . Theyre obviously five other charges. The Crown Prosecution Service say those decisions were extremely complex and difficult and that they listened to the families and met and explained their Decision Making process to them. But one the solicitors representing one of those families that they are disappointed with today cosmic decision. We believe families are further alleged victims still have questions that are unanswered. But to summarise, lucy letby will be retried again on one charge of Attempted Murder in relation to a girl known as baby k and that will take place in manchester here next summer, it is expected to last two to three weeks. Danny savage, thank you. The Prime Minister has said armed police need clarity about their legal powers. Rishi sunak was backing a home Office Review after a metropolitan Police Officer was charged with murdering a 24 year old man, chris kaba, in south london last year. Scores of met officers have now stood down from their Firearms Duties because of that charge. The head of the force has written to the Home Secretary, saying that its right his officers are held to the highest standards, but that the Current System undermines them. Heres our Home Affairs Correspondent tom symonds. This morning, routine Police Patrols around westminster remained noticeably armed, and the metropolitan police says it has enough officers willing to carry out routine Firearms Duties. But carrying a gun for the police is a voluntaryjob and sources say up to 300 met officers have handed in their ticket. Scotland yard wouldnt confirm that figure. The shooting of Chris Kaba Last September and the announcement of a Murder Charge against an unnamed Police Officer triggered this protest. The association for armed officers is concerned that when there is a shooting its members are not supported. I there is a shooting its members are not summed not supported. I cant understand wh cant not supported. I cant understand why cant be not supported. I cant understand why cant be an not supported. I cant understand why cant be an arm not supported. I cant understand why cant be an arm wrapped not supported. I cant understand i why cant be an arm wrapped around that person to say, look, innocent until proven guilty, we will support you and yourfamily until proven guilty, we will support you and your family through this process and letjustice prevail, take its course and whatever happens at the end, but at least they have shown some support to these officers because at the moment they all back off straightaway, they dont want to talk to the officers, they dont want to be seen them, unless of course we shoot a terrorist and then everybody is happy to have a photograph taken. 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They train very hard to do a good job and they are genuinely concerned that, to be honest, its not really worth it any more. The risk to them and that to their liberty and their families is just too great. Liberty and their families is ust too areat. ~. ,. , liberty and their families is ust too areat. A,. , liberty and their families is ust too areat. . , liberty and their families is ust too ureat. I, ii. , too great. More than 100 of the most hiuhl too great. More than 100 of the most highly trained too great. More than 100 of the most highly Trained Counterterrorism highly Trained Counterterrorism officers have given up their weapons, the bbc has been told. At the weekend the met had to ask the military to cover any potential response to incidents. Separately the government has agreed to review the government has agreed to review the speed and complexity of investigations following the shootings. 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But an inquiry into the culture of the met carried public. But an inquiry into the culture of the met carried outj public. But an inquiry into the I Culture Of The Met carried out by Baroness Casey this year raised concerns about attitudes in the kinds of police teams which carry weapons. Kinds of police teams which carry wea ons. , kinds of police teams which carry wea ons. ,. ,. , weapons. She singled out armed officers and weapons. She singled out armed officers and the weapons. She singled out armed officers and the elite weapons. She singled out armed officers and the elite squads weapons. She singled out armed officers and the elite squads of l weapons. She singled out armed | officers and the elite squads of m weapons. She singled out armed i officers and the elite squads of m 0 19, as officers and the elite squads of m 0 19, as they officers and the elite squads of m 0 19, as they are called, as having an attitude 19, as they are called, as having an attitude that they were somehow above attitude that they were somehow Above The Law and they should be given Above The Law and they should be given special dispensation. This should given special dispensation. This should he given special dispensation. This should be part of the task of the met police to tackle that. This rotest met police to tackle that. This protest by met police to tackle that. This protest by Armed Met Police to tackle that. Ti 3 protest by armed officers goes further than previous ones. There is real concern in policing about whether it can be resolved. Some assignments, bbc news. Our legal Affairs Correspondent Dominic Casciani is with me now. It depends which way you come at these issues. Just touching on some of the stuff tom was getting at, there is a clear Criminal Test and this became unpeeled in 2015 when an armed officer went on trial after shooting dead a gangster who was shot six times. What the officer said was in the moment that he shot he honestly believed that the suspect was presenting a threat to him, to his colleagues and to the public and therefore he was justified to turn to armed force because he believed the gangster was going for a gun. That honest belief was enough to convince the jury at the old bailey that that officer should be given the benefit of the doubt. They couldnt be sure that he did not have a good reason to open fire in the circumstances. He was acquitted of murder and his reputation was intact. The criminal law is very clear that armed officers do have a defence and it works in their favour in the extreme situations such as that case in 2015. The problem is, as Tom Alighted On in his package there, is there is effectively another thing going on where you have investigations. Thejermaine baker case, who he referred to, again from backin case, who he referred to, again from back in 2015, the Police Watchdog used a different test which is called The Civil War Test Civil Law Test which is the officer may have had a justification in his own mind but that was unreasonable and in those circumstances the office must face some disciplinary action. It is that which the Supreme Court upheld this year, which is really i think at the source of a lot of this anger and tension. A lot of officers are saying this is deeply unfair. We have to deal with split second decisions and that has to come down to our honest belief at the time. Thats why they want change. The problem is is the change they are looking for, that the commission has backed in this open letter, some kind of review, that will take legislation which has to go through parliament. It is going to be now down to the Home Secretary about what she is actually prepared to do to effectively assuage these concerns of Firearms Officers but also to balance the other side where people say these officers need to be held to account when they get things wrong. Held to account when they get things wronu. ,. , held to account when they get things wron. ,. , ~ held to account when they get things wron,. ,. , wrong. Dominic casciani, thank you very much the england and Wales Cricket board has promised to take wide ranging actions to make it the most Inclusive Sport in the country after a report earlier this yearfound widespread and deep rooted racism, sexism, elitism and classism. The ecb has in the last hour been outlining how it plans to tackle the problem. Our Sports Editor dan roan is at Yorkshire County Cricket Club in headingley. Dan, remind us how we got to this point and what has the ecb been saying it will do . Jane, the game has undergone a period of soul searching over the last three months and nowhere has that process been more relevant or more painful perhaps than here at headingley, home of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. The county of course was engulfed in a racism scandal two years ago. It was heavily criticised for the way that it handled the allegations of its former player azeem rafiq. In fact it was fined hundreds of thousands of pounds and docked 48 points in the County Championship by the ecb earlier this year. But this saga, the scandal spreads well beyond one county because as you said three months ago the independent commission for equity and cricket produced a damning report which found that the game across england and wales had deep rooted racism, sexism and elitism. It urged the sport to reset and it gave 44 recommendations. Immediately at that point the ecb apologised and it vowed to make transformative change and try and become the most Inclusive Sport in the country. The day after these three months of consultation it revealed a little more about what exactly it intends to do. Most of those recommendations, they say, they will enact. For example, they are establishing a new regulator to conduct investigations into matters of Anti Corruption and anti discrimination as well, and improve the independence of its regulatory process. It is setting up action plans to try and remove some of the barriers to members of ethnic minority communities who feel that the game is not for them, and for women as well who failed to command the report said this, they were treated as second class citizens, students and state schools, for example, those in lower socioeconomic groups. And crucially one of the other thing is that the ecb says it is going to do is invest £25 million more than present in trying to boost the womens and girls game and also they are committed already to equality of match fees when it comes to england men and womens layers. One thing they said they cant do at this stage because of financial constraints is meet the icc reports recommendation of having equal pay as opposed to match fees by 2025 in the hundred, 29 in Domestic Cricket and 2030 in international cricket. That they say is too early to commit to. , ~ criticism is growing of the possible scrapping of the hs2 rail line between birmingham and manchester. A decision about that section of the route is expected to be made later this week. The original proposal would have connected london and birmingham and then birmingham, leeds and manchester. But in 2021, the section from birmingham to leeds was cancelled. Theres speculation that the line will end in west london rather than going all the way into Central London and stopping in euston. And with the link between birmingham and manchester now also in doubt, the future of the entire project has been called into question as costs continue to rise. Our chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman is at westminster. It is hard to keep up, where are we now with all of this, henry . Today, the government now with all of this, henry . Today, the government is now with all of this, henry . Today, the government is adamant now with all of this, henry . Today, the government is adamant that i now with all of this, henry . Today, j the government is adamant that no decision has yet been made. But what rishi sunak is coming under a lot of pressure from all quarters to do is announce at the very least to some sort of direction of travel. You have had luminaries from conservative governments past, boris johnson, george osborne, michael heseltine, even allies of david cameron, urging rishi sunak not to cancel that bloke from birmingham to manchester. This morning the mayor of Greater Manchester andy burnham who is a Labour Politician said that if the government doesnt go ahead with the existing plan it would leave the north with victorian infrastructure for the rest of the century. Earliertoday infrastructure for the rest of the century. Earlier today rishi sunak was asked, yes or no, will that leg go ahead. Well, again, this kind of speculation that people are making is not right. I mean, weve got spades in the ground. Were getting on and delivering. But across the north, what were also doing is connecting up all the towns and cities in the north, east to west. Thats a really important part of how we will create jobs, drive growth across the region. All part of our plans to level up. Freeports are another good example of that, whether thats in teesside or elsewhere, attracting new investment, new businesses coming in, all good examples of the government levelling up. You heard there are rishi sunak emphasise transport links within the north rather than transport links from the south to the north. And i think that maybe, just may be one option under consideration in government today which would be not to cancel the Northern Lake of hs2 but to say first they are going to connect up the great cities of the north. We might get more clarity on this this week, thats because of an enormous political coincidence. This weekend the Conservative Party begins its annual conference. The location is manchester and the venue is an abandoned railway station. Henry, thank you. Henry zeffman at westminster. The time is 1. 15. Our top story this afternoon the serial killer lucy letby is to face a retrial for the Attempted Murder of a baby girl. And coming up the precious asteroid material being taken to a lab in texas. Coming up on bbc news one win in six matches for chelsea following their defeat to aston villa at the weekend. The Pressure Piles on Mauricio Pochettino as his side suffer their worst start to a League Season since 1978. The cost of living crisis has changed Shopping Habits for good, according to the head of aldi in the uk and ireland, which is now the countrys fourth largest supermarket. The companys results show customers buying more own label products than ever before and sales up £2 billion last year. Our Business Correspondent emma simpson reports. Applause emma simpson reports. Aldis applause aldisjust opened its applause aldis just opened its 1000th store here in woking this month, and it has got an eye on opening another 500. A business thats growing fast. The boss says its added nearly a million new customers in the last 12 months. You are pulling more shoppers in, but are they going to stick with you when this cost of living crisis is over . ~ ~. , when this cost of living crisis is over . ~ ~. ,. , over . Well, i think the cost of livin over . Well, i think The Cost Of Living crisis over . Well, i think The Cost Of Living crisis has over . Well, i think The Cost Of Living crisis has fundamentally changed the way the British Public shop, and first of all, customers are shopping around, so when it comes to grocery, shoppers are reappraising value like never before. There is also the rise of own label. These products now make up more than half of all the groceries we buy in the supermarkets. Right now, own label sales are growing at twice the rate of brands. Are you saying that the rise of own label is a permanent shift . Weill. Label is a permanent shift . Well, british customers label is a permanent shift . Well, british customers are label is a permanent shift . 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So shoppers are interested in buying we can. So shoppers are interested in buying them, but they need to be able to in buying them, but they need to be able to buy in buying them, but they need to be able to buy them at the right price. The discounters are on a role. One in every £7 we now spend in the Supermarket Aisles is now either at an aldi or a lidl. Some people say aldi is peaking, but the boss is bullish about the future. It the boss is bullish about the future. ,. ,. , future. It is important to invest in our expansion. Future. It is important to invest in our expansion. We future. It is important to invest in our expansion. We are future. It is important to invest in our expansion. We are in future. It is important to invest in our expansion. We are in the i future. It is important to invest in our expansion. We are in the first year of £1. 4 billion expansion. Excitingly, that means new algae stores in the next 12 weeks alone. You are still disruptive as ever, then . 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Figures due to be published later today are expected to confirm that more than a million nhs appointments and operations in england have been cancelled because of strikes. Nhs providers, which represents Health Service managers, has described the milestone as Damaging And Demoralising and warned that resources are likely to be severely stretched as winter approaches. The start of the University Year is being disrupted as staff at more than 40 universities go on strike. Its part of a long Running Dispute about pay and conditions and coincides with freshers week for many first year students. Our correspondent tim muffett is at queen mary, university of london. Tim. Yes, good afternoon, jane. For many students tim. Yes, good afternoon, jane. For many students beginning tim. Yes, good afternoon, jane. For many students beginning student i many students beginning student life, the first thing they will see will be this. A picket line at 36 university sites. Five days of Industrial Action begins today. At 11 other sites, between one and three days of strikes began. Many students have seen their education disrupted over recent years, these new strikes are set to cause more disruption just as the new term gets under way. Christina doesnt want to go on strike. Shes a Research Associate at the university of manchester. But as the new Academic Year begins, as freshers Start Student life, christina believes Industrial Action is needed, so she will be taking part. I mean, we do our best and we give our best. And its not necessarily that we expect to get loads more. But i think sometimes itjust feels like its not possible to sustain a system where youre kind of keeping almost kind of the same amount of people working on more and more and more and more things. This is a long Running Dispute about pay and conditions. The university and College Union wants a pay rise equal to inflation, as measured by the Retail Price Index plus 2 , and for employers to end the use of zero hours and temporary contracts. I dont think that we are really being listened to genuinely. I have felt sort of demonisation of striking staff. For me, striking is terrible. Strikes at some universities planned for this week have been called off and a marking boycott introduced in april, which Saw Thousands of graduates leave University Without degree results, has now been lifted. The universities and College Employers Association Says its pay offer, worth between 5 and 8 , was the highest of its kind in nearly 20 years. We approached this pay round with a consistent approach. Universities went to the unions at the beginning of the year. We said that we know theres cost of living pressures on staff. We brought the pay round forward. We managed to bring up an uplift which prioritised the effect of inflation on the lowest paid uplifts of up to 8 . We dont think we should be seeing Industrial Action or strike action now. Students in manchester are gearing up for an uncertain start to term. Weve just started, so wont be able to get to grips with, like, what im learning and stuff, and missing out on lessons. I support all the strikes, but its, like, slightly frustrating at the same time because its, like, it shouldnt have to get to this point where it becomes the inconvenience that it has to to get a point across. I havent got a lot of my, like, final exams and, like, coursework back from last year i and i understand like theyre trying to cause inconvenience and thats the aim of a strike, i do you know what i mean . So i understand that. It inconveniences me. I was a covid student. I dont think anything will ever compare to that. And if you can get through that, you can definitely get through a Lecturer Strike for certain. Picket lines, protests and cancelled lectures. Not the freshers week many expected. But the reality on Many University campuses this week. Tim muffett, bbc news. The Liberal Democrats have become the first Major Political party to agree an early version of a manifesto in advance of next years expected General Election. Theyre proposing to drop their long running pledge to add a penny to income tax to pay for health and social care. Theyre currently holding their annual conference in bournemouth, and our Political Correspondent peter saull sent this. The sunshine in bournemouth seems pretty reflective of the mood among Liberal Democrats right now. After three years without an autumn conference, they are delighted to be able to get together again. Cheering recent by election victories and a strong showing in may present a local elections means there is a growing confidence that this is a party on the op. Their strategy for the General Election is taking shape in bournemouth. Theyll be targeting resources in seats they genuinely believe they can win. But even with the first draft of a manifesto approved, activists seem split on what the partys key message should be. Health, cost of living and schools. Education is key. We all know education is key. And you Start Talking very clearly about investment, about how we start getting the economy moving. It starts looking a lot more like people can actually afford nice things in the future. And getting close to europe, actually. Weve got to get that relationship established. Ah, yes, brexit. Last time around, they were firmly the party of remain. But the leader says rejoining, for now, at least, is off the table, much to the annoyance of some members. We are campaigning hard on europe, as you might expect. Out on the seafront, what do ordinary voters think the Liberal Democrats stand for . Dont really know much about them. No. Dont really vote for them, because i never know what their policies are, really. No. One of the things that a lot of people have said was, i they are very concerned about the nhs. Got it in one. The national Health Service is the Liberal Democrats number one priority for the General Election. They say that it runs like a golden thread through the draft manifesto that they approved yesterday, because its the one issue, more than anything else, that voters keep bringing up. But theyve also scrapped a policy that theyve had at the last two General Elections to help pay for the nhs, putting up income tax by a penny in the pound. We are in a cost of living crisis. People are really struggling with their bills. They have already got some stealth tax rises from the conservatives. The last thing they need is yet more tax rises, and actually, if you look at what the conservatives are doing, they are increasing peoples income tax in quite an unfair way over the next four years, so i dont think its credible for any Opposition Party to say they want to increase the tax burden more than the conservatives are doing. Its not been entirely plain sailing or should i say plain kayaking for sir ed davey here. His leaders speech will bring the conference to a close tomorrow. The lib dems hope they can ride the wave of their recent successes at the General Election, and here in bournemouth, its important they make the most of their moment in the sun. Yes, that speech tomorrow represents a big opportunity for sir ed davey to get voters to notice the Liberal Democrats, first and foremost, really. They have announced some pretty eye catching policies over the weekend. Free Personal Care in the weekend. Free Personal Care in the home for all those that need it, doubling the amount of time new parents will get off work from the state. They do not explain how they plan to fund all those ideas, but i think tomorrows speech, as well as a focus on health, will be a Rallying Call to knock down the blue war, those conservative seats the lib dems say they are going to target ruthlessly at the General Election, due at some point in the next 12 months. Thank you, peter. The Sicilian Mafia boss Matteo Messina denaro, known as the last godfather, has died in prison at the age of 62. He was one of the countrys most wanted men until his capture earlier this year. He was believed to be a boss of the notorious cosa nostra mafia, and to have been responsible for a number of murders. He spent 30 years on the run and was being treated for cancer at the time of his arrest. A Writers Strike in the us which has been going on for nearly five months, halting most film and tv production, could be about to end. The union the Writers Guild of america says its reached a tentative deal with Studio Bosses which contains meaningful gains and protections. The dispute is about pay and the use of artificial intelligence. Precious samples collected from an asteroid are to be moved to a Specialist Laboratory in texas in the next few hours. The material, taken from whats been described as the most dangerous rock in our solar system, came Down To Earth in utah in a nasa spacecraft. Scientists hope the samples will provide some answers about how life began more than four billion years ago. Our Science Editor Rebecca Morelle reports from utah. The ssc has entered i the earths atmosphere. A first glimpse of the capsule after its epicjourney through space. Draft confirmed, parachute deployment. High up in the atmosphere, a parachute opens, slowing its descent. Touchdown i repeat, ddl. Frc has touched down. A Textbook Landing in the middle of the utah desert. For dante lauretta, the lead scientist who spent decades working on the osiris rex mission, it was an emotional moment. I was fortunate enough to be one of the first people to lay eyes on the capsule, and boy, did we stick that landing. It wasjust capsule, and boy, did we stick that landing. It was just sitting there, a few dozen feet of a road, a Perfect Place for the helicopter to land. It didnt move, didnt roll, it didnt bounce. Itjust made a tiny little divot in the utah soil. So for the environmental sampling team, that was great. We had to sample the area right where the capsule landed. We picked up some Background Sample Soils just for understanding the native environment, the dust samples and gas samples, to see if anything was coming out of the capsule. We dont think so, because the Safety Engineers were the first one is on the scene. We actually couldnt approach it until they cleared of human safety reasons. And i couldnt be more proud. Not only to remind you, did we bring this mission in under budget, and achieve more than we thought we could, we have a lot in that science canister. A quick knock to say theyve arrived, and the capsule is in, and the painstaking and meticulous process to prepare it for opening begins. The whole procedure will take weeks. Theyre processing the capsule, removing portions of the canister so that they can get a continuous flow of nitrogen. So why go to all of this effort . Bennu tops a list of nasas most hazardous space rocks, so studying its make up could help us to stop it if we ever need to. But it could also reveal more about our origins. Its a perfectly preserved relic from the dawn of the solar system. Its going to keep scientists busy for a long time. Rebecca morelle, bbc news, utah. Time for a look at the weather. Heres stav danaos. Hi there, jane. Thank you very much. Good afternoon. Not a bad day today, weather wise. In fact, it could be one of the better days of this week, things are set to turn pretty stormy around the middle of the week
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