21/07/2016 BBC News at Ten

A manhunt for two men suspected of attempting to abduct a serviceman

He was out jogging near the airbase when he was approached at knife

point, he managed to fight them off and run away.

We are unable to discount terrorism but I stress that other lines of

Tonight service personnel have been warned to stay on the base

as the police hunt for the suspects and their van.

Jeremy Corbyn is accused of threatening to sack MPs who don't

support him after he says they will face re-selection.

Theresa May meets the French president - he tells her the sooner

the UK starts negotiations to leave the EU, the better.

Russian track and field athletes lose their legal challenge

and will NOT be allowed to compete at the Rio Olympics

The Nigerian musical that's transferring from Lagos to London.

Coming up on BBC News the FA board approve the appointment of Sam

Allardyce, the New England manager, with his appointment expected to

come tomorrow. A manhunt is underway for two men,

whom police describe as being of Middle Eastern

appearance, who attempted to abduct a serviceman out jogging yesterday

near his airbase, RAF He was approached by the two men,

one of whom tried to drag him into their car, but he was able

to fight him off and run away. The police say while the motive

for the attack remains unclear, RAF Marham is home to the UK's

Tornado bombers which are currently involved in operations in the Middle

East. On a quiet country lane,

near a Norfolk airbase, an RAF serviceman narrowly escaped

being kidnapped at knife-point The attempted abduction took place

closed to the married quarters at about 3.30 yesterday

afternoon in broad daylight. An intensive investigation is now

under way, including a search for the attackers,

their dark minivan and a knife. Police say the young airman

who escaped is badly shaken. The attacker attempted to place -

well placed his hand on the victim's shoulder and on his wrist

and started to pull him, with a degree of force,

towards the vehicle. Our victim resisted that,

managed to break free and effectively fought free

from that attack and rendered the first assailant -

effectively knocked him Three squadrons of Tornado bombers

have been based here. Aircraft that have recently been

in action against so-called The annual fun day for the families

of the nearly 10,000 servicemen and women and support staff

who are based here has been allowed People haven't been put off

by the road closures and the intense We know we are going to be safe

in there and we know they are going to have

done their utmost to make us safe. It is quite a high

security base anyway. To be honest, i's a very safe

place to be. It is an uncomfortable reminder

of an attack on another off-duty Then, Fusilier Lee Rigby was run

down and murdered in Woolwich by two We know, ever since the murder

of Lee Rigby, that terrorist groups like Isis have become

obsessed in targeting the police and military,

killing them, abducting them, Police investigators are now

examining hours of CCTV footage and have set up a hotline for any

witnesses to come forward. For the moment, this

is a criminal investigation. But, police say they cannot discount

terrorism as a possible motive. Let's speak to our

security correspondent This has disturbing echoes of past

attempts, one successful, on the UK's servicemen and women

,what more can you tell us? This is serious. The police there

saying that they are keeping options open, that they are not ruling

terrorism in or out. That is probably the prime suspect motive.

If it was robbery, you would not really go to a high security

military base and attack, you know, a jogger, if you were looking to rob

somebody. It would not be the normal path. But the fact that we live in a

febrile atmosphere at the moment, it is only days since Nice, and the

Nice attack that killed 84 people and in the intervening days, the axe

attack on a German train, they have been called by Islamic State, and

against that backdrop people are expecting the worse. There is a

pattern of attempted attacks and plots. One at Lakenheath. Two people

convicted for their part in an attempt to kidnap US servicemen or

kill them or attack them. Let's see what happens if they can catch the

two men on the run. Jeremy Corbyn says that MPs could

face reselection. MPs that don't support his leadership could be out

of a job. Jeremy Corbyn was speaking about holding on as the leader of

the party. He was elected as Labour leader

less than a year ago. But today Jeremy Corbyn was back

on the campaign Most Labour MPs have deserted him,

but he says his desire to fight inequality, collect and

discrimination is motivating him to Our Labour movement

is about improving people's lives, about ending injustices,

about giving power to the powerless and building a society

in which A raft of policy announcements

promised over the summer. The next Labour government

will require all employers to publish Equality pay

audits detailing pay grade and hours of every job, alongside recognise

the quality characteristics. But what about the deep divisions

between him and his team in The reason you're here

is because most of your MPs have decided it's not that

they don't like you, they don't think that

you This party is going

places, this party is strong, this party is capable

of winning a general election. And if I'm leader of the party,

I will be Mr Corbyn said it was the duty

of all Labour MPs to get behind the party and take

on the Conservatives. He offered his colleagues the hand

of friendship but seemed to confirm

they could be ousted as Labour candidates

at the next election if

they don't back him. There will be a full

and open selection process for every

constituency Labour Party throughout Mr Corbyn's allies insist

that's not a threat to replace MPs with Corbyn

supporting candidates, but the man challenging him

in his contest isn't so sure. It doesn't seem very friendly

or kind or gentle to me for Jeremy to

threaten everybody who works for him It's not much of an employer that

says work for me and work harder or I'm

going to sack you all. Why do you think you should be

the next Labour leader? I'm a socialist, same as Jeremy,

I'm someone who wants a radical Labour

platform, but I want a radical Labour government, not just

principles, I want to put those More than half a million

people will get a vote in this leadership contest

and more than 100,000 of them Jeremy Corbyn's team is convinced

that the majority of So while he's lost support

here in Parliament, today he certainly looked

and sounded confident of victory. But Owen Smith supporters say things

are I supported Jeremy Langford

dear to be leader I supported Jeremy

Langford to be leader because I believed in a lot

of what he was saying, I thought he could be a fantastic

leader, I thought he The bottom line is

they've stayed on paper. Jeremy Corbyn simply doesn't have

enough support among Labour MPs, he doesn't have a Shadow

Cabinet that is able to form an effective opposition,

let alone an effective government. Do you think Jeremy Corbyn

could ever be Prime Team Corbyn, though,

is as passionate as ever. He has a massive mandate amongst

grassroots And the attacks on him

are really painful. He's been providing tremendous

leadership up and down the country, beginning with bringing

into the Labour Party many people And the Labour leader hopes that

enthusiasm will help him The ban on Russia's entire

athletics team competing in Rio Olympics has been upheld

despite a legal challenge. The Court of Arbitration for Sport

in Switzerland has rejected attempts by a number of Russian athletes

to get it overturned. Russia's sports minister insisted

the ruling was 'political' and has Steve Rosenberg has spent the day

with some of the athletes Near Moscow today they were

battling for medals. This event was supposed to be final

preparation for the summer Olympics. But Russian track and field

is banned from international competition because of doping

allegations. Today, more than 60 athletes

lost their appeal in sport's highest Because the great aim

for all professional athletes is to be part of the Olympic Games

and to get medals. For Maria Kuchina, Rio would have

been her first Olympic Games. "It's not fair, clean

sportsmen should be allowed Russian officials say today's court

decision has robbed Russian track and field athletes of their Olympic

dream but the nightmare scenario for Moscow would be a ban

on all Russian sportsmen in Rio, the entire team and that will be

for the International Olympic That's because this week

the World Anti-Doping Agency presented evidence of cheating

by Russia in 30 sports, with the help of a secret doping

programme. When I spoke to the Head

of the Russian Athletics Federation, state-sponsored doping and he called

today's court ruling Six time Olympic champion,

Usain Bolt, in London today. You see the proof, I feel you should

take action and if you feel banning them is right,

I am for it. But if Rio does go ahead

without Russia, it'll be humiliating for Russia,

and this could mark a new low in relations between Russia

and the West. The Prime Minister Theresa May has

met the French President, Francois Hollande,

for talks in Paris. Speaking at a news conference,

Mr Hollande said Britain must accept the free movement of people,

if it wants to remain in the Single Market

after leaving the EU - and the sooner the UK begins formal

talks to leave the EU , the better. Mrs May said the talks had been

open and constructive. Je suis ravie d'etre

a Paris ce soir... If only speaking the same language

on Brexit was as easy. But the simple act of standing

here beside President Hollande was, in itself, a reminder

of what Theresa May had come to say. We are not walking away

from our friendship with France or any of other other

European partners. Britain and France are two allies

that stand together, looking out to the world,

fighting for the values we share. As I said in my first

speech as Prime Minister in the British Parliament this week,

we share a firm belief in the values of liberte, egalite,

fraternite and together But the cracks over Brexit

were opened by the first question - whether they discussed a deadline

for Britain to start the formal Mr Hollande wants Britain to trigger

the process as soon as possible. And France is also talking tough

on the terms of any eventual deal. TRANSLATION: The UK is facing

a choice, to stay in the single market and accept the free movement

of people that goes with that, or to opt for another

kind of relationship. There's reason enough

for Mr Hollande to make an exit from the EU look

as unappealing as possible. France's far right leader,

Marine Le Pen, has promised to hold a similar election

if she wins elections next year. Polls suggest one-third

of the country would support her. And, in a British pub

here this afternoon, there was a sense that Paris stood

to gain from tough terms, if it meant companies

relocating back inside the EU but there was also acceptance that

Mrs May had some leverage, too. The big question for us,

is I think there are 300,000 I mean that may well be the key

point and if he is tough with her, she has other arguments

to put on the table. So, now that the decision has

been made, they will This was a brave attempt at unity

but these two leaders have different Friends, Allies and neighbours

with a lot of history behind them, And we can speak

to Lucy in Paris now. Theresa May paid tribute to those

who died in the attack in Nice and some more details

are emerging about that attack, That's right, the Paris prosecutor

has been speaking about it. It looks as if Mohammed Bouhlel, the man who

carried out the attack, may not have acted it out alone. There are five

people in custody, four men, one woman, French, Tunisian and Albanian

nationalities. The interior minister said that he thought Mr Bouhlel had

been quickly radicalised recently. But the investigators have been

looking through the phones and the computers, they say that he sent a

text message to one of them after the Charlie Hebdo attacks last

January in 2015. That is 18 months. Thank you.

Police in Brazil have arrested 10 people who it's claimed pledged

allegiance to so-called Islamic State on social media -

and discussed possible attacks during the Olympics in Rio de

All the suspects are said to be Brazilian.

They were detained after talking about using weapons and guerrilla

tactics to launch a potential attack during the Games,

The government has confirmed today that university tuition fees

in England will rise to 9,250 pounds per year from 2017 and increase each

The government says it wants to link higher fees to better teaching.

The Liberal Democrats say they will try to stop the increase

New figures have revealed you're more likely to be a victim of fraud

than any other type of crime in England and Wales.

There were 5.8 million reported frauds last year according

to the Office of National Statistics.

Most involved people being stolen from online or by having money taken

Turkey's parliament has endorsed a three-month state of emergency -

declared by the government - in response to last

Some of the country's commitments under the European Convention

on Human Rights have also been suspended.

Some 60,000 people have been arrested, fired

Our special correspondent Fergal Keane has more.

There's no doubting now who's in charge.

With a state of emergency, thousands of arrests,

the President's grip on power has tightened.

Waiting at the courts, parents of boys at the military school.

The people gathered behind me are the families of young

Some of them in their early teens, 15, 16 years of age.

They just want news of what's happened to their children.

At this tense times they don't want to speak of the international media.

Tens of thousands of people across the country have been

detained or fired or asked to leave their jobs.

More than 9000 people have been detained.

Out of those, 2270 are judges and prosecutors.

And more than 58,000 civil service employees have been

This veteran human rights lawyer is advising families of the detained.

I've been in prison but I've never felt as unsafe as I do these days.

Today neither I nor other human rights defenders can feel safe.

The government alleges it is facing a vast conspiracy planned by this

former ally of President Erdogan, Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen ,

Some political opponents of the president, like this former

This is a fact, this happened, this has been happening for quite

Taking over the Turkish state has always been their primary aim,

they never concealed this , they even did not

Among the President's support base, like these rural market stall

holders who migrated to the city, the narrative of conspiracy

TRANSLATION: I sent my children to a Gulenist

We never thought he would be like this.

Thank God, we have finally seeing what he really is.

Among key minority groups fears are deepening of a more

This was the day after the failed coup.

Pro-government loyalists trying to enter a stronghold of the Alevi

Historically alienated, many here see the emergency as a threat.

Everyone other than Erdogan supporters are seen

In that way, opposition, Alevi, curbs, leftists,

Tonight, people were called onto the streets and bridges once more.

The state is using not only the law, but the power of the masses ,

In just a few hours' time Donald Trump will formally accept

the Republican nomination for president at the party's

It's been a bumpy convention with his wife Melania's scriptwriter

plagiarising words from a speech by Mrs Obama and strong criticism

Our North America editor Jon Sopel is in Cleveland for us -

Jon wasn't this mean to be a week that unites the party?

It wasn't worked out that way? Hasn't gone terribly well, has it?

Ted Cruz was given a primetime slot last night in this convention

centre. He was meant to endorse Donald Trump. Except he didn't. When

criticised about it this morning he said - I'm not in the habit of

backing someone who attacks my wife and father. A reference to Donald

Trump's behaviour. He said "I am not a servile puppy dog." Stha has

caused fury within the Republican Party, Mr Cruz not the most popular

man. But tonight is all about Donald Trump and that extraordinary journey

that has taken him to be the Republican candidate for President.

# We are the champions # Wetter champions

will# # We are the champions...

# He's the billionaire businessman

who wants to be a political leader, # Money, money, money,

money He's also been the host

of a reality TV show, "you're fired" but who could soon be

hired by the American people I'm always on the lookout

for talented people. The fact he's not a politician,

is what marks him out from Hillary Clinton,

says Roger Stone, Trump's closest I think in her case,

they see someone who is mouthing words written by others,

that have been polled and focus grouped and round tabled

and they are stale. You can tell they are phoney,

not coming from her. In Donald Trump, they see a guy

who is unscripted, unprogrammed, And who else, but Donald Trump,

would go to Scotland, as he did last month

to promote his golfing business, when he's meant to be

running for President. For him, there's no distinction,

it's all part of the Trump brand. This isn't what you would call

orthodox political campaigning. A whole bunch of journalists,

on the back of vehicles that are normally meant to carry sand

and peat, going across a golf But, then, there's nothing very

predictable about Donald Trump. No thick research documents,

but no-one's in any It's provocative, sometimes

divisive and invariably I'm going to build a wall

and Mexico is going It will be American workers

hired to do the job. Donald Trump is calling for a total

and complete shutdown of Muslims What is striking about

Donald Trump's policies are that they are simple,

catchy and memorable and no-one has the faintest idea how any of them

are going to be implemented. it doesn't seem to matter,

because people trust him to make And the moment of

truth has arrived... One by one, Donald Trump has seen

off all his rivals and now only All of which begs a simple question,

which I put to the country's leading Can Donald Trump be

the next President of I have no doubt that

Donald Trump could be But it's as much to do

with what he does over the next 110 days, as it's what she does over

that same period. If the election is about Donald

Trump, he's going to lose. If the election is about

Hillary Clinton and what they This afternoon, Donald Trump

was rehearsing with daughter Ivanka This hasn't been the unifying

convention he hoped for but that will be forgotten, if,

as they say over here, he knocks the ball out

of the park tonight. The Chief Executive and Chairman of

Fox News Roger Ailes has resigned. He stepped down tonight

following allegations He will be replaced

by Rupert Murdoch who will assume the role of Chairman and acting

Chief Executive. A black man has been shot by police

in Miami despite laying on his back with his hands in the air

and telling them repeatedly The police had responded to reports

of a man with a gun but instead found Charles Kinsey,

a therapist, who told officers he was trying

to reassure his autistic patient sitting next to him

playing with a toy truck. Tensions are high in the US

after a number of black people have been shot by police and police

officers killed in retaliation. I still got my hands in the air,

I said "No, I just got shot." And I'm standing there saying "Sir,

why did you shoot me?" And his words to me,

he said, "I don't know." Hospitals in England will no longer

be fined for failing to meet Until now, any trust that doesn't

see 95% of patients within four hours has been penalised,

but that will change as part of a wide-ranging attempt

to tackle budget deficits. Our Health Editor Hugh Pym

is outside University College This is part of a wider bid

to try to bring the NHS' Yes there have been many warning

recently about the state of the finances of the NHS in England and

today significant developments. First, the spending watchdog, the

National Audit Office, wrapped the Government over the knuckles by

saying the Department of Health in the latest financial year had only

just kept within its agreed budget and only then because of a transfer

from National Insurance which it hadn't told the Treasury b

apparently owing to an administrative error. The watchdog

goes on to say it can't see any evidence of a plan to put the

finances on a sustainal footing. The head of NHS England, Sir Simon

Stevens today has announced plans to try to bring down hospital deficits

with a financial special measures regime, for example, and also the

idea of abolishing fines, which hospitals have to pay, if they miss

certain key targets, for example, waiting times in A etch. There

have been warnings tonight that this will affect patient care. - times in

A It has been said they'll be back to the bad old days of

never-ending waiting list. Some may argue financial prudence in the

health service is good thing. Others will say what the NHS really needs,

is yet more money. Thank you.

Everyone should consider taking vitamin D supplements in autumn

and winter to make up for a lack of sun

that's the message from health experts today.

The recommended intake of the vitamin is 10 micrograms day

but officials are concerned this may not be achievable

The so-called 'sunshine' vitamin is vital for the absorption

of calcium which keeps our bones strong.

The parents of a Pakistani social media celebrity who was strangled

in a so-called honour killing by her brother, have told the BBC

26-year-old Kandeel Baloach caused controversy in conservative

Pakistan for the photos and videos that she posted online -

Her brother has said he has no regrets about the crime.

A social media star in a religiously and culturalally

Kandeel Baloach beared her skin and braved

controversy in a country where

flamboyance by women is still unacceptable.

TRANSLATION: Whatever I do in my personal life or otherwise, I put it

For her brother, her public professional was too much.

Police say he confessed to killing her for

bringing the family's honour into disrepute

TRANSLATION: I removed her shawl and her whole face was covered in

Her tongue was black, her lips were black, I felt that I am

Did you think about the reasons why such a thing and at this time?

TRANSLATION: There was such noise about her, rumours, the wrong

pictures, the wrong words were spread.

All of his friends would taunt him, "this is

killings, the murderer is forgiven by the family and walks free.

But Kamdeel's father said not this time.

He suffocated my little one while we were asleep upstairs.

According to the law ministry, more than 1,000

women are murdered in

Pakistan each year for breaking the conventional laws on love,

In an interview with the BBC before she died, she said she wanted to

challenge the ancient tribal customs.

I am changing the image of the Baloch tribe.

The Baloch are famous for killing their girls for honour and

forbidding women from leaving their house.

In Pakistani society, where many women are chained

a certain social class and cultural narrative,

this woman was trying to

This music video was her last song of defiance.

It was a hit in Lagos - and now it's coming to London.

Wakaa the musical follows the fate of a group of young graduates

as they begin to find their way in the world.

The show aims to give audiences a taste of modern day Nigeria.

It opened tonight and is the first Nigerian stage

production to perform at a London theatre.

Our Arts Editor Will Gompertz has been given a sneak peak.

It's not as slick as a West End blockbuster, or as expensive but it

has a spirit and a sensibility that feels fresh and true.

The show tells the story of a group of young Nigerian graduates

with different hopes, dreams and aspirations.

What were the scenes that you wanted to explore and present?

There's a tendency to feel that everybody is corrupt

I was trying to juxtapose what people perceived to be the case

and what the majority of us want and that's why

I'm talking about ideas that will help put to an end the level

The average Nigerian works hard, wants to do good, wants

And also addressing the issue of migration.

A lot of people are leaving Nigeria and brain drain and also thinking

that the grass is greener on the other side.

It's not always the case, as in the case of Rex.

Superstar, dancer, London's West End, yeah.

That was the plan, and then, he arrived in London.

You look different in your pictures, you are not white.

Oh, that's just some model I use as my profile picture.

Life then gets complicated, but not for the cast,

You know all the stories from Nigeria are horrible.

You don't hear any good stories, you are saying we are fantastically

corrupt or Boko Haram is bombing someone, somewhere, but you know

We, the youth, are the future and we want to change the way

This show is a little bit different and so was tonight's audience.

The big subsidised theatres here in the UK say they want to attract

a more diverse crowd but struggle to do so.

Perhaps they should go along and see how it's done.

Tonight, not a year in the job and Jeremy Corbyn's facing his first

leadership challenge. Was today's campaign launch a brave new dawn or

business as usual? The Labour Leader tells us why he's the man to lead

not just the party but the country. Join me now on BBC Two.