stay with us here on bbc news. let s get some of the day s other news from the uk now: a police investigation into the deaths of two people off bournemouth beach in may has concluded there were no criminal offences. 12 year old sunnah khan and 17 year old joe abbess both drowned. detectives had investigated whether a sightseeing boat created a riptide. a man who was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter will face no action. the bbc says a protest by thejust stop oil group at the first night of the proms did not disrupt either the concert, or the broadcast of the performance. two people briefly climbed onto the stage, and were booed and jeered by some members of the audience, before being led away by security staff. hollywood stars susan sarandon as well as thousands of other actors have joined screenwriters for hollywood s biggest strike in more than six decades. they re walking out over pay, working conditions and the industry s use of artificial intelligence. the studios say the sect
you are watching bbc news. all boat operations have been suspended from bournemouth pier following the deaths of two swimmers last week, bournemouth, christchurch and poole council has announced. 12 year old sunnah khan from buckinghamshire and 17 year old joe abbess from southampton both died in hospital after the incident last wednesday. an inquest heard yesterday that there was a suggestion a riptide had led to the pair drowning. dorset police has said it s keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to the deaths. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has addressed criticism of the party s plan to ban new oil and gas production in the north sea at the gmb union s conference. gary smith, the gmb union s general secretary, had described the plans as a huge mistake . a delegate at the conference told the labour leader that the plan would threaten scottish jobs and uk energy security. but sir keir defended labour s energy policy. let s listen to what he had to say.
us back. sir keir starmer there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. some other stories now developing in the uk. an inquest opening at dorset coroner s court has heard there was a suggestion a riptide may have led to the deaths of a girl and a teenage boy off bournemouth beach. 17 year old joe abbess from southampton and 12 year old sunnah khan from buckinghamshire both died in hospital after the incident on wednesday. dorset police said it was keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to the deaths. a man will appear in court today accused of running onto the track during saturday s epsom derby. ben newman, who is 32 and from east london, will face guildford magistrates, charged with causing a public nuisance. he was among 31 people who were arrested. the horse racing event was targeted by animal rights protesters, who attempted to disrupt the race. a petition to introduce a legal duty of care from universities and colleges towards their students wil
the reuters agency is reporting that the uk foreign secretary, james cleverley, is in kyiv. he hasjust met with the ukraine s president zelensky, with the president thanking britain for support. so a number of different strands, aside from everything that is going on on the battlefield. we will keep an eye on all that and keep you up to speed as the detail comes into us. around the world and across the uk, you re watching bbc news. let s stay with a few stories making headlines here in the uk. an inquest opening at dorset coroner s court has heard there was a suggestion a riptide may have led to the deaths of a girl and a teenage boy off bournemouth beach. 17 year old joe abbess from southampton and 12 year old sunnah khan from buckinghamshire both died in hospital after the incident on wednesday. dorset police said it was keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to the deaths. a man will appear in court today accused of running onto the track during saturday s epsom d
while the flipside of this is returns for savers have also increased. renters too are facing rising rents as landlords seek to pass on their higher mortgage costs. all eyes are on new figures for inflation, and a further decision from the bank of england, in a fortnight s time. an inquest has opened in to the deaths of two young people off bournemouth beach last week. the coroner said there was a suggestion that a riptide may have led to their deaths. 12 year old sunnah khan and 17 year old joe abbess both died in hospital after the incident on wednesday. dorset police say they are keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to the deaths. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy has been following the story. the details about what happened to sunnah and joe are becoming clearer. they had been part of a group of swimmers when the incident happened. their inquest was told the cause of death was drowning. an official said the suggestion was they were caught