Burnham. Phil mccann was there. figs burnham. Phil mccann was there. Sis you burnham. Phil mccann was there. Is you can see, they are blocking these trams from moving. This is one of the main Tram Interest when i spoke to people early on, they told me they came along just because they were so shocked when they saw that video. One told me they saw that video. One told me they couldnt believe that they were seeing, another told me they couldnt believe it was being filmed in the uk. They assumed it was another country. The reason this protest started just down Oxford Street is because that is where the mayor of greater Greater Manchester is. They re responsible Greater Manchester is. Theyre responsible for further holding the police to account. Andy burnham has called for calm, and hes urged people not to rush to judgment on what may have happened given that there is now an investigation ongoing. We also know the independent Office Police Conduct have met with the family of the two men w
Get in Touch Annita Mcveigh bbcyourquestions from Monday Travellers arriving in england, scotland and wales whove been fully vaccinated in the eu or us wonT Need to isolate when entering from an Amber List Country. Uk Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab defended the move. The answer to your question why we are taking this step, we are doing it opening up internationally in the same way we are domestically in a sure footed, careful way with the safeguards in place to make sure that we can do it in a sustainable way. A coroner concludes that Liverpool Football Fan Andy Devine who died this week after suffering life changing injuries in the Hillsborough Stadium Disaster is the 97th Victim of the tragedy. Hello and welcome to tokyo, where it is now day six of the olympic games. There has been an upset in the athletics, with reigning World Pole Vault champion, Sam Kendricks, ruled out of the games after Testing Positive for covid 19. Australias Track And Field team briefly isolated as a precauti
the pound drops further. financial markets think a no deal brexit is increasingly likely, sending the pound close to its lowest in 30 years. good morning. yesterday some torrential thundery downpours lead torrential thundery downpours lead to some flash flooding in parts of yorkshire. today we could see some more of that as we continue with some heavy, thundery downpours. the drier across some southern and south western areas. i will have more in 15 minutes. the latest uk climate data has revealed that the ten hottest years on record have all taken place since 2002. analysis of temperature records dating back to 1884 also reveals that none of the ten coldest years have occurred since 1963. scientists say the report underlines how much the uk has been affected by climate change, as our science editor david shukman explains. temperatures so low, the sea off kent actually froze. this was back in 1963, one of the chilliest years experienced in britain over the last century. but w
car industry plummets, as companies spend heavily on preparations for a no deal brexit. britain s ten hottest days on record have all taken place since 2002. scientists say it s a clear sign of climate change. and at 9:40, we speak to world champion swimmer adam peaty after he claims his third gold medal at the world aquatics championships. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00am. mps have called on the new prime minister to take personal responsibility for tackling knife and gun crime among young people. they say schools in areas with a higher risk of youth violence should be given dedicated police officers. the home affairs committee criticised the government s current violence reduction strategy as completely inadequate in its report, the committee called for more investment into neighbourhood policing including a commitment to get a police officer into all schools in areas with an above average risk of serious youth violence by april 2020. our home aff
it is another warm, humid start to the day. further thunderstorms especially in the south but it should be a dry day to day across the northern half of the uk. a sensational comeback in the champions league paris saint germain score twice in injury time to beat atalanta, and qualify for the semi finals for the first time in 25 years. it s thursday the 13th of august. our top story: hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales and northern ireland are receiving a level and vocational results this morning. on the eve of results day, education secretary gavin williamson issued an apology to students after coronavirus forced the cancellation of exams, meaning their grades are based on estimates. this morning on breakfast we ll hear from anxious students, their teachers, and university leaders. we ll also get the latest on the annual clearing process, which matches up students with university places. and at 7:30 we ll speak to gavin williamson. but first, this report from