When two men punched two of them to the floor. The mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has urged people to allow the authorItIes to contInue theIr InvestIgatIon. WIll vernon reports. New footage obtaIned by the Manchester EvenIng News appears to show more of what happened. The polIce are seen tryIng to detaIn one man before another starts to punch one of the offIcers. The man beIng detaIned In the LIght Blue top also begIns punchIng the female offIcers. He then appears to attack the offIcer holdIng the taser. After that, one of the female OffIcers Taser Is the man. You can then see another OffIcer KIck the man In the head when the footage ends. RespondIng to the release of vIdeo, the mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham saId. You got hIm on the floor, StoppIng AggressIve you got hIm on the floor, StoppIng A aressIve ,. ,. ,. ,. , aggressIve thIs Is the footage that caused the InItIal aggressIve thIs Is the footage that caused the InItIal controversy. Caused the InItIal cont
Final Opinion Polls suggest marine Le Pens far right national rally will secure the most votes, but its thought its unlikely to win an outright majority in the national assembly. Such an outcome could plunge the country into a chaotic Hung Parliament, severely denting the authority of president Emmanuel Macron. The anti immigration national rally scored historic gains in last sundays first round vote, giving Le Pen and The Partys Leaderjordan Bardella their first realistic chance of running the government and taking control of the national assembly. However, after hundreds of rival candidates from centrist and leftist parties dropped out to give their allies a better chance of defeating the far right, Le Pens hopes of winning an absolute majority seem less certain. Mark lowen reports. Rarely have frances fraternal founding values felt so strained. But in this polarised, angry country, they voted in the most crucial parliamentary election in decades. The far right national rally is At T
To meet his polish counterpart. Mr lammy stressed that the two countries share the same strategic vision on Ukraine And Nato with british troops and Air Defence systems helping to defend poland. Its part of a wider trip which saw the Foreign Secretary in Germany Yesterday and sweden later today. Our diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams has been travelling with the Foreign Secretary and has more on what hes been saying. Asa as a whistle stop tour, in fact he has moved on and im still here, he is already in sweden. He has gone to three countries in a matter of 2a hours, why these countries . Well, if you think about it, france was not an option this weekend. Brussels, the prime minister, keir starmer, has said the uk will not be rejoining the eu in his lifetime so perhaps brussels would not have been the stop. Germany, a key partner in any relation uk will have with europe in general, and poland, a country on the Front Line of the confrontation with russia, a key player of assistance to u
Work we have done ever so many years, because that was an incredible Election Result. An historic result and a real, real mandate for change. We start here. Not long aGo, wejust had one red. And now look. We have a team of 37. And now look. We have a team of 37. And i campaigned, and in that campaigni and i campaigned, and in that campaign i said i want scotland to send a Government, to start delivering for scotland. And we have this team to be part of a sitting on the Government benches, all working to deliver for scotland. This team here. The whole of the Labour Party in Government. And myself. Delivering for scotland. You do not win elections. They do notjust drop from the sky. There is nothing inevitable about an election win. Nothing inevitable about what happened here in scotland. We won because we change the Labour Party. We won because we can paint as changed later. Because anas and jackie and All Of You changed Scottish Labour and put it in a position to win that election. And