both men will be questioned by west middlesbrough was on the suspicion of the murder of 22 year old footballer cody fisher, who was stabbed on the dance floor of the crane nightclub in the digg button birmingham on boxing day. there was a race taking place. he was stabbed at around 11.45, medics tried to save him but could not, and he died at the scene. we have had tribute from his current and former football clubs as well as his family, who said that their hearts are broken. but we also have an update from west midlands police today, notjust on the rest but also on the progress of the rest but also on the progress of the investigation, they have said they are making good progress and they are making good progress and they have a better understanding of what happened on the night of that code it was stabbed. they are still appealing for information, and want to live in the hundreds of people who would have been in the nightclub. anyone who has not already spoken to them, please get in
of regina, where they still believe the suspects are. the last time they saw them was around 11.45am our time. they have not been seen since but they are still believed to be in the city. as you point out, information is coming in fast and furious here, but for the benefit of our viewers, who perhaps don t understand the situation in canada as well as you do, give us a sense of whether canada is used to seeing this sort of violence, and whether these sorts of attacks are frequent or not. seeing something on this scale is very rare and it is very shocking for people, because it happened in such a small community. the first stabbing took place in a town ofjust 2,000 people. another nearby town where other stabbings took place, there are only about 200 people living there.
there is an interesting distinction here though. these workers don t officially have a union so have organised the protests themselves. why? well, they re being offered a pay rise of between 35p and 50p an hour, about three to 5%. and that would take wages to betweeen £10.50 and £11.45 an hour. that s a pound or more above the highest living wage. but some staff say that s not enough. more than 1000 employees across different sites took action last week, walking out or sitting in, or working more slowly. to put it in context that s 1,000 out of 70,000 staff. what they want is a £2 per hour pay rise, which they say better reflects rising costs. and they want that deal by tomorrow. amazon s revenues topped £23 billion last year, they told us staff pay is competitive, and that employees are offered
then went downstairs, it was about 1130 then went downstairs, it was about 1130 or then went downstairs, it was about 11.30 or11.45 then went downstairs, it was about 11.30 or 11.45 that morning. you selected 11.30 or 11.45 that morning. you selected a 11.30 or 11.45 that morning. you selected a knife from the kitchen and you selected a knife from the kitchen and you went to your grandfather s room: and you went to your grandfather s room. you and you went to your grandfather s room, you then cut his throat repeatedly with severe force, you stabbed repeatedly with severe force, you stabbed his mouth so that he could not cry stabbed his mouth so that he could not cry out stabbed his mouth so that he could not cry out and his eyes so that he could not cry out and his eyes so that he could not not cry out and his eyes so that he could not look at you as you killed him could not look at you as you killed him he could not look at you as you killed him. he tried in va
job that they hate. and will not have their work experience to get a job that they want. and a third wave of university strikes begins today, with a five-day walk out. staff at 14 institutions began five days of action with another 27 beginning next week. more than 50,000 staff are involved. and they are demanding better pay and working conditions. let s take you to the markets we will start in asia. the only one that is open right now. as you can see, mainly in negative territory. let s take a look at the currency exchanges. the pound currently trading at slightly down 132 and zero a one year and won 19. the price of the bryant crude continues its upward motion. currently trading at $111.45. we are, let us run you through the business pages now. we will start out with the financial times. that is reporting that tomorrow