In an incident with police at manchester airport says one has been found to have a cyst on the brain. In a widely circulated video filmed on tuesday, a uniformed officer is seen kicking a man in the head while he s on the floor. Greater manchester police has suspended one officer from all duties and referred itself to the independent police watchdog. There were protests last night outside rochdale police station our uk editor ed thomas is there. Yes, the impact of those moments of violence and confusion at manchester airport are being seen and felt here today. A police officer suspended, the prime minister responding. People want to know exactly what happened at that airport, especially here in rochdale. The solicitor who is representing the two brothers at the centre of this says they want justice and prosecutions but today we also heard from the police federation, who are supporting the officer who has been suspended. They say everyone has a right to a fair hearing, where all sides
And disappointment for band performers in the netherlands, after nightclubs close again due to soaring covid infections. Hello and welcome. Day three at the tokyo olympics is now well underway, and the medals are coming in thick and fast. Team gb have picked up their first gold adam peaty winning the men s 100 metres breaststroke final. But britain isn t the only country celebrating a good day at the pool. 0ur correspondent sarrah mulkerrins is in tokyo with the latest. It has been a scintillating morning with some of the finals it has been a scintillating morning with some of the finals in it has been a scintillating morning with some of the finals in the it has been a scintillating morning with some of the finals in the full here in tokyo. Let s start with star man adam pt, defending his 0lympic title. He is so dominant in the 100 metres breaststroke. He is undefeated in seven years. He had so much pressure on him coming into this to try and back up that when i become the first bri
together in common cause, there is always room for hope. but there s disappointment as india, the world s third biggest greenhouse gas emitter, says its projected date for achieving net zero emissions is 20 years later than the summit s target. in other news, a train driver is said to have life changing injuries after yesterday s collision between two trains near salisbury in wiltshire. talks continue in the row over post brexit fishing rights, as the uk says it s prepared to take legal action against france. we have breaking news from france. and is this the man to save spurs? tottenham are in advanced talks with former chelsea boss antonio conte after sacking nuno espirito santo, who d only been at the club four months. good evening and welcome to bbc news. world leaders have been gathering in glasgow for the opening ceremony of the global climate summit. those present are charged with taking momentous decisions to save the planet from a climate disaster. they heard a serie
41 migrants have drowned off the italian island of lampedusa after their boat capsized. 45 people, including three children, had been aboard the vessel, which set off from the tunisian city of sfax last thursday. four survivors originally from the ivory coast and guinea gave their accounts to coastguards after being brought ashore. the three men and a woman had initially been rescued by a cargo ship. these pictures show rescue workers helping migrants in trouble around the lampedusa coast at the weekend, one of several rescues in recent days. live now to sofia bettiza who s in rome. what bettiza who s in rome. more do we know about thi rescue? what more do we know about this rescue? , , ., ., ., , rescue? this is another tragedy in the mediterranean rescue? this is another tragedy in the mediterranean sea. rescue? this is another tragedy in the mediterranean sea. only - rescue? this is another tragedy in the mediterranean sea. only four| the mediterranean sea. only fo
from 5% to 5.25%. and for the first time, it s suggested that rates will stay higher for longer in an attempt to drive down stubborn inflation the rising cost of goods and services by reducing the amount of money we have to spend. although today s increase means borrowing costs are at their highest level since 2008, it follows an era of unprecedented low rates. in previous decades, rates were much higher we can see here that in the 1980s rates got up to 18% before gradually falling. the bank today cut its forecast for economic growth, though it said the uk will avoid a recession. in a moment, we ll hearfrom savers, as well as families trying to cope with increasing costs, but first, here s our chief economics correspondent dharshini david. from cafe says customers may resist rate as higher mortgage and rent payments bite, to estate agents grappling with a sagging housing market, the hit from interest rates is clear. but for a very small minority, that impact is life c