This is bbc newsm with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Personal attacks and feisty exchanges from the two men who want to be the next president of the United States. Millions tune into the first president ial tv debate. Bad tempered, rude, im not going to answer and full of interruptions the question because. Why wont you answer that question . Donald trump and joe biden face each other the question is. In the first us president ial debate. Radical left. Will you shut up, man. Listen. The president refused the two men traded insults in a debate characterised by personal attacks and bitter exchanges. To condemn White Supremacy, the radical left. Will you shut up, man . Listen, who is. . Oh, give me a break. You know what . Instead saying the far right proud boys should stand theres nothing smart about you. Back and stand by. Well, its hard to get any supporters of the group word in with th
Well have an extended interview with the head of the trust involved. Also tonight another coronavirus case in the uk, but the dozens of people who arrived from china and were held in quarantine for two weeks have tested negative and will be home tomorrow. Following the killing ofjournalist lyra mckee in londonderry, a local man has been charged with her murder. And we meet Alice Dearing, whos hoping to become the first black woman to represent Great Britain in olympic swimming. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news, it all came down to the final ball, but englands cricketers were beaten by one run in south africa. Good evening. The head of an nhs trust at the centre of concerns about preventable deaths of babies has claimed that the extent of the failings is not clear. Susan acott, whos chief executive of east Kent Hospitals trust, now says there have only been six or seven avoidable deaths at the trust since 2011. The trust has previously accepted responsibility for at least ten deat
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The Mail revealed earlier this month that more than 1,000 roles could be cut at Woodsmith, which is a mammoth fertiliser mine being built under the North York Moors National Park.