and parents back inside the school for safety. there are a row of shops here so lots of people would have been around, particularly with the school coming out. the man was attacked by the two dogs. witnesses have described the attack. i will not go into too much detail but the man suffered from serious injuries and sadly did not survive. the police have announced that the man originally arrested has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. the dogs themselves are both dead. one died whilst being restrained and one after an injection was administered by a vet. it is believed that the breed is the american xl bully, a controversial breed recently. it was in birmingham last weekend where a ten year old girl was attacked by one, and the two men who came to help. the dog was kept in secure canners. is being kept in secure kennels. let s get more on this now with our political correspondent iain watson. there s criticism that the governemnt has been dragging its heels over ba
court until around 2015 when they were court cases and they were deemed to be separate court cases and they were deemed to be separate enough from the pixel to be separate enough from the pixel to be something different and therefore not banned. we know what the result of that not banned. we know what the result of that is, not banned. we know what the result of that is, which has been a large number of that is, which has been a large number of of that is, which has been a large number of deaths attacks. do of that is, which has been a large number of deaths attacks. do you not think that correlation number of deaths attacks. do you not think that correlation and number of deaths attacks. do you not think that correlation and causation . think that correlation and causation are often confused and 2018 was when we started to have a lot more poverty, which has got significantly worse and as a result of that we have people who have dogs to protect them and as a resu
uk and underneath that area with light winds, temperatures in parts of the highlands could get close to freezing and they could be a touch of frost on wednesday morning but still some warmth across the east coast, 15 or 16 degrees to start the day. probably the driest and brightest day of the week for many although later on we will see cloud and rain and a strengthening wind in northern ireland and western scotland, 14 21 . a lot of uncertainty about the this programme continues on bbc one. exclusive: an nhs whistle blower tells newsnight she was persecuted by hospital bosses for raising a matter of a life and death at the world famous christie hospital in manchester. the whistle blower is here live. rebecca white s been accused of lying today by the ceo of the christie, her former boss. and we ll talk to sir robert francis who chaired a five year inquiry into up to 1,200 preventable deaths of elderly people at stafford hospital. also tonight are spies infiltrating the moth
welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has told the people of gibraltar that the uk would never allow it to slip from british control against their will. in a telephone call aimed at reassuring the territory about its future after brexit, theresa may said britain was steadfast in its commitment. the eu s negotiation guidelines have suggested that spain, which claims sovereignty over gibraltar, could have a say in whether a future trade deal with the uk will apply to it. here s our political correspondent iain watson. gibraltar has been british for almost 300 years, nearly as long as the uk has existed. and nearly all of its residents want it to remain that way. they are concerned that after brexit, spain could have a greater say over their life. but, evoking the falklands conflict, a former conservative minister said this could be taken to task. another woman prime minister sent a task force halfway across the world to protect another small group of british people against