Has called the action in california, in Santa Barbara for from the government an undisclosed price. Though it is too little, too late. Assumed it is a property in santa our other headlines barbara which has cost many millions of dollars. And as you mentioned, there is of course this new netflix our. Dealfor an there is of course this new netflix deal for an undisclosed but police in suffolk have arrested a teenage boy after a 15 year old undoubtedly matter of millions which pupil was shot on his way to school will come to them. There certainly in suffolk this morning. A 27 year old man is arrested was of them the in birmingham over a series that frogmore of stabbings at four different locations that left seven people for them leave injured and one dead. Downing street insists it is committed to implementing the eu Withdrawal Agreement and denies that its new brexit property by legislation would tear up castle. And which had into tle. And which had what was agreed last year. Into what.
Among young people. A minutes silence, as the Public Inquiry into the Manchester Arena terror attack, which killed 22 people, gets under way. And the worlds number one, Novak Djokovic, apologises for hitting an official with a ball and is disqualified from the us open. And coming up in sport on bbc news. Now in self isolation, manchester citys riyad mahrez and his teammate Aymeric Laporte test positive for coronavirus. Good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. Police in birmingham have arrested a 27 year old man on suspicion of murder and seven counts of attempted murder in connection with a series of stabbings in the city centre yesterday morning. The man was arrested in the selly oak area of the city at around 4am this morning. The attacks happened at four different locations across the city centre over 90 minutes in the early hours. Phil mackie reports. It is 36 hours since the Emergency Services answered countless 999 calls from Birmingham City centre. During little more
Artificial antibodies will be given to 2000 patients in the uk. Tributes to 2000 patients in the uk. Tributes to martin from his family as bereaved relatives as those kill it in the Manchester Arena. Scientists find evidence that they say could indicate signs of life on the planet. The government has faced fierce attacks in the commons over its plans to override International Law and change the brexit divorce deal. International law and change it comes as David Cameron became the fifth former Prime Minister to express concerns about the proposed legislation which the government admits would break International Law. But borisjohnson defended it saying it was essential for the economic and political integrity of the uk. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg reports. A high wire act as talks of with the eu teeter on the edge. The government is choosing a provocative path, there are enough jitters in the tory party for the Prime Minister himself. To go to the comments to outline the plan.
Now on bbc news, tuesday in parliament. Hello and welcome to tuesday in parliament. Mps back moves to end remote voting. But one rebel says many members now face a stark choice. Stay at home and play no part in proceedings raising your right to cast your vote on legislation or come here and expose yourself and family to greater risk. The Health Secretary responds to the latest report, saying the risk of dying from coronavirus is higher for people from black, asian and minority ethnic groups. There is much more work to do to understand the key drivers of these disparities, the relationships between the different risk factors and what we can do to close the gap. And calls for a coordinated effort to put pressure on china over hong kong. It is time for an International Democratic alliance to come together and speak with one voice. After a weeks break, mps returned to westminster, where there was a government rebellion brewing. Members were being asked to back plans to force them to be in
Now on bbc news, the week in parliament. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament. Coming up mps demand the government allow them to continue voting by video link. And say the new giant queuing system isnt working. It all looked more like exercise in a category c prison for white collar criminals rather than the mother of parliament. Labour hardens its attack the government over its handling of coronavirus, but borisjohsnon reckons the country wants to see a united front. I really do not see the purpose of the endless attacks on public trust and confidence. I have supported the government openly and taken criticism for it but boy does he make it difficult to support this government. And an mp defends changes to the abortion laws in Northern Ireland. One reason why this house stood up for the rights of all women in the United Kingdom was because it was too difficult does not mean that their rights should be denied. Mps returned to westminster after their whitsun break with a governme