21/07/2016 BBC News at Six

A manhunt is underway for two men who attempted 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 at this time to discount terrorism, but I stress

that other lines of enquiry are equally plausible.

RAF Marham is home to tornado fighter jets involved

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

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

How millions of us have fallen victim to fraud and why it's now

the most common crime in England and Wales.

Moments later this unarmed man was shot by a police officer

in Miami despite keeping his hands in the air.

And the sun may have been shining but health experts say we all need

to take Vitamin D as we're not getting enough of it.

And coming up in the sport on BBC News:

The FA have been meeting at Wembley to rubberstamp Sam Allardyce's

Good evening and welcome to the BBC News at Six.

A manhunt is underway for two men of Middle Eastern appearance

who attempted to abduct a soldier out jogging near his airbase,

The serviceman was not in uniform when he went out for a run yesterday

- he was approached by the two men, one of whom tried to grab him,

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 fighter jets

which are currently involved in operations in the Middle East.

Our security correspondent Frank Gardner has more.

On a quiet country lane near Norfolk a base and RAF serviceman has

narrowly escaped kidnapped by two unidentified men. Security is now

intense, the search is underway for the attackers, their minivan and a

knife. The serviceman who escaped said to be badly shaken the attacker

placed his hand on the victim shoulder and then on his wrist and

started to pull him with a degree of force the vehicle. The victim

resisted that, managed to break free and effectively fought free from the

attack and rendered the first assailant effectively knocked the

floor. Three squadrons of turn a double honours are based here,

aircraft that have recently been in action against so-called Islamic

State in Iraq. But police and government officials say terrorism

is not the only motive being considered. RAF Marham is home to

around 10,000 service personnel, their families and support staff.

The RAF's front line turn those quadrants which have been used on

operations in the middle east are based there. The attempted abduction

took place close to the base around 3:30pm yesterday afternoon. It

involved a minivan, two men and a short military style knife. It's an

uncomfortable reminder of an attack on another of duty serviceman three

years ago. Then she is a weirdly Rigby was run down and murdered in

Woolwich by two British jihadist. We know since the brutal murder of

leave Rigby that terrorist groups have become obsessed with targeting

the police and the military, telling them, using them for propaganda

purposes -- killing them. Hours of CCTV to jar being examined, calling

for witnesses and searching for two attackers to the vehicle and weapon.

At the moment this remains a criminal, not a terrorist operation.

Our correspondent Sophie Long is at RAF Marham for us now.

The police are appealing for information this evening,

what more can you tell us about the investigation?

This was never going to be a normal day here, it is a family fun day, an

annual event where friends and families of service men and women

who work at the base behind me come and see what they do. This year they

won't have got a perfect picture, one road remains closed and two

suspect accused of attempting to abduct a service man who works here

remain at large. It's crucial that police find those two men and their

vehicle because only then will they be able to establish the motive

behind the attack and then can the rule out whether it was terror role

they did. That is what worries the families more is to have come here

today. The young man involved we are told is eight-year man, married in

his 20s. He was running close to the married quarters about a mile down

the road. He said one of the men said something to him but because he

was running with headphones in he was unable to tell them what it was.

Norfolk police say they are treating it with the utmost seriousness, an

investigation is underway. Meanwhile the service men and women who work

at the base behind me are being told to not come out alone or in their

uniforms and to make themselves as invulnerable as they possibly can.

Jeremy Corbyn has said that Labour MPs could face re-selection -

when new parliamentary boundaries come into force in

It raises the possibility that Labour MPs who do not

support his leadership may be out of a job.

Mr Corbyn was speaking at the launch of his campaign to hold

on as leader of the party - a campaign which he is now

Our Political Correspondent Vicki Young has more details.

He was elected as Labour leader less than a year ago,

but today Jeremy Corbyn was back on the campaign trail.

Most Labour MPs have deserted him, but he says his desire

to fight inequality, neglect and discrimination

Labour movement is about improving people's lives, about ending

injustice, about giving power to the powerless and building

a society where opportunity and wealth is shared.

A raft of policy announcements are 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 data on recognised

But what about the deep divisions between him

The reason you are here is because most of your MPs have

decided it's not that they don't like you, they don't think

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 the Prime Minister.

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

There will be a full and open selection process for every

Labour constituency, every constituency Labour Party

Mr Corbyn's allies insist that's not a threat to replace MPs

But the man who is challenging him in this contest isn't so sure.

It doesn't seem very kind and gentle to me for Jeremy

to threaten everybody who works for him, with the sack.

It's not much of an employer who says work harder or I'm

Why do you think you should be the next Labour leader?

I'm a socialist, same as Jeremy, I am someone who wants

But I want a radical Labour government,

I want to put the principles into practice.

More than half a million people will get a vote in this leadership

contest and more than 100,000 of them signed up just this week.

Jeremy Corbyn's team is convinced the majority of them

So while he's lost support here in Parliament, today

he certainly looked and sounded confident of victory.

But Owen Smith's supporters say things are shifting their way.

I supported Jeremy last year to be leader because I believed a lot

I thought he could be a fantastic leader and put his

But the bottom line is, they stayed on paper.

Jeremy Corbyn simply doesn't have the 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

Team Corbyn is as passionate as ever.

He has a massive mandate among grassroots people and the attacks

He's been providing tremendous leadership up and down the country.

Beginning with bringing into the Labour Party,

And the Labour leader hopes that enthusiasm

The prosecutor investigating the Nice terror attack in which 84

people were killed has said the lorry driver Mohamed Bouhlel had

accomplices and had been planning the attack for several months.

Let's speak to our correspondent Lucy Williamson who's in Paris

It had initially looked as if this man acted alone but now it doesn't

appear that way? That is correct, five suspected accomplices in

custody here tonight. French, Tunisian and Albanian nationalities

including one Albanian man suspected of supplying the pistol bound in the

cab. The prosecutor said text messages were found between Mohamed

Bouhlel and one of the suspected accomplices talking about soldiers

of a la, describing themselves as soldiers of Allah. The interior

minister said that he believed Mohamed Bouhlel might have been very

quickly radicalised because there were not that many obvious signs

that that is what he was planning to do, he was unknown to security

services. The question over France is how much this suspected group was

plugged into the wider jihadist network.

Theresa May is meeting the French President Francois Hollande in Paris

tonight to discuss Britain's experts from the European Union. Yesterday

Theresa May said more time was needed and the objectives for formal

talks and Sigma called that article 50 would not be triggered this year.

Now we may all have been enjoying the recent sunshine -

but with the unpredictable nature of the British summer,

Health experts say we're not and we should all consider taking

Vitamin D supplements in the autumn and winter months to make up

for a lack of sun and the fact we're not eating enough eggs and fish -

a rich source of the vitamin which keeps our bones strong.

This is what vitamin deed efficiency can look like, the normally strong

leg bones have become soft and bowed under the weight of the body. In

children it is often the result of the condition rackets. At Manchester

Royal Infirmary doctors say the health community has finally woken

up to the significant problems caused by a lack of vitamin deed. We

see people with problems with Vitamin D at all ages all levels of

society. One of the problems of diagnosing Vitamin D deficiency in

general is that the symptoms can be very non-specific so people can just

have pain, muscle weakness, if it gets very bad the bones can break.

Food like oily fish, eggs and some cereals contain Vitamin D but

experts say it's hard to get enough food diet alone. Our main source

comes from the sun on our skin but it doesn't work through sunscreen.

The advice from today is that all adults in the UK should have a

vitamin deed pill once a day in the autumn and winter and children under

the age of four should have won every day of the year. Scotland is

reassessing whether a young babies there should also get it. The advice

is that we should be taking supplements particularly in the

winter months and children throughout the year, do you think

that's reasonable? It's certainly reasonable, the evidence is there,

worldwide evidence poured through very careful and that's the

recommendation. It seems a bit of an imposition for everyone to take a

vitamin supplement. I think you could get into the routine of giving

them one day, maybe missed a day or two, but if you miss it on a couple

of days it probably doesn't matter too much. There is also the issue of

the cost of these things. They are not cheap. I do worry about whether

people on low incomes can afford to take them. It's quite expensive. NHS

England says Vitamin D pills are available free of charge for low

income families and in addition to supplements experts say exercise is

also good for the bones. Dramatic video footage has revealed

the moment a black man was shot by a US police officer in Miami

despite the man keeping his hands in the air and telling

the officer he was unarmed. Charles Kinsey is a therapist

who was trying to reassure his autistic patient who was sitting

on the ground next to him. Tensions are high in the US

after a number of black people have been shot by police

and police officers killed Our north America correspondent

Nick Bryant reports. An unarmed black man

with his hands in the air, trying to explain to police

he is a therapist looking after a young man with autism,

whose toy truck has been mistaken He pleads with his patient to lie

down on his stomach. The police had responded

to an emergency call that a man was brandishing a gun

and threatening suicide. The video ends before the therapist,

Charles Kinsey, was shot But you can hear him trying

desperately to calm the situation. I stick up my hands and I say,

"I just got shot." And his words to me,

he said, "I don't know." No weapon was found at the scene

even though an officer Charles Kinsey's lawyer,

the son of a policeman himself, There is no justification

for shooting an unarmed person who is talking to you and telling

you that they don't have a gun and they are a mental

health counsellor. I just don't

understand, there can This summer has seen weeks

of protests about the police treatment of African Americans

and also the killing of police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge,

seemingly in retaliation. The last thing this country needs

is yet another racial flash point. Nick Bryant, BBC News,

Washington. A manhunt is under way for two

people who tried to abduct a serviceman from RAF

Marham in Norfolk. # Oh baby

# Here I am # Signed, sealed

# Delivered # I'm

yours# A first for a First Lady -

Michelle Obama tries her hand In Sportsday, Chris Froome takes a

huge step towards a third Tour de France title as he extends his lead

to almost four minutes after today's time trial with three stages

remaining. You're more likely to be a victim

of fraud than any other type One in ten of us is

likely to fall victim - most probably by losing money

from our bank accounts and credit cards -

as our Home Affairs correspondent, These are the faces of some

of Britain's most wanted fraudsters Men suspected of stealing money

through dating apps, The internet era has

brought with it a whole Fraud, hacking and computer viruses

now affect one in ten people About the same risk as all other

crimes added together. And statisticians, compiling

the figures for the first time, say these new crimes

affect everyone, equally. Unlike traditional crimes,

what we are seeing today is these figures show that everyone

in society has a very similar level of risk,

whether you live in an urban area, or a rural area, a poor

area or a rich area, your chance of being a victim

of fraud is very similar. Like computers and smartphones,

computer fraud has reached Cherie Power told me she paid ?2,500

of her money and her friend's She never got the villa

and the money simply disappeared I think it's quite sickening how

somebody can actually act that dishonest and be OK with taking that

much money from someone. Fraud and online crime has become

such a growing problem that police forces are having to develop

new ways of dealing with them. We've been invited to this anonymous

police building in London, to see the work of Falcon,

a new specialist unit set up two years ago to deal

with these new crimes. Here detectives have had to embrace

different skills. They can't catch computer fraudsters

using fingerprints and DNA. We need specialists to be able

to look through bank accounts, to look through IP addresses and see

where the computer is maybe set up Technically-trained officers,

to be able to download and collect And the sheer scale of the fraud

means they are having to target their resources

on the offences that are easiest to solve and on the criminals

who do the most harm. Police in Brazil have arrested 10

people who allegedly pledged allegiance to so-called

Islamic State on social media and discussed possible

attacks during the Olympics All 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, which open 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 They won't be going

to Rio. 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 It's four weeks since Britain voted

to leave the European Union. All this week we've been hearing

from different voices around The South East is one of the many

areas that voted for Brexit. Our Political Editor there,

Helen Catt, has been to Dover, It's an issue which has certainly

stirred emotions in the south-east. In the port town of Dover,

more than 60% of voters For many, immigration

was a key factor. It took me nine months to find a job

in this country because the employers

were favouring Europeans. I had a young family at the time

that I needed to provide for. I couldn't provide for them

because I couldn't get a job. There is just way too many people

trying to get into the country They should try to do that

in their own countries. The UK is now moving towards life

outside the EU but what will that new future look like for migrants

like Portugese cafe It's always been my

dream to get a cafe. This is why I have been working

for 17 years in this country. Before, if someone said to me,

"go home", I had the chance to say, "This is my home

and I have the right to be At the moment, we don't

have that voice. Calais is only about 20 miles that

way from the Port of Dover and the almost constant stream

of ferries shuttling back and forth play a vital role in the town's

economy, but it's that proximity to mainland Europe which has made

Dover a symbolic battleground, And it seems that battle may have

left its mark on the town We found, particularly the first few

days after the vote, that there was a lot of insecurity

and fear and where racial abuse has been scrawledd in certain

parts of Dover. They have possibly the mistaken

belief that the migration issue will Well, in fact it won't go away

because, here in this A few miles down the road,

at what claims to be Britain's closest pub

to France, a different story. I voted out purely because living

in Kent, immigration. I can understand business

and the City boys voting to stay in. The country is split

and it is them and us. For now, though, both migrants

who want to stay and voters who want less immigration are in the same

boat, waiting to see Now, she's America's First Lady

and a role model for millions But as Michelle Obama's time

in the White House draws to a close, she's decided to show her lighter

side - jumping in alongside British comic, James Corden,

for his Carpool Karaoke - which has become something

of an institution on US television. In last night's episode Corden took

a tour of the White House, I hear you're doing the 1.45 tour,

and I've got some time on my hands, Do you mind if we

listen to some music? I rarely get to listen to music

in the car. Did you know that Stevie

Wonder is my favourite? # Like a fool I went

and stayed too long # Now I'm wondering if you're love's

still strong # Oh baby # Here I am # Sign, sealed,

delivered # I'm yours # They were later joined by surprise

guest Missy Elliott for a rendition And there was a surprising

revelation from the First Lady. Oh, wow I have been in a car,

maybe it was months ago, with my daughter

who learned to drive. We rocked out with her

but that was the only time in seven-and-a-half years that

I have been in the passenger seat, listening to music,

rocking out like this. She also talked about what she would

miss about the White House You know, to walk away from people

that you see every # If you like it,

then you should've put # Oh, oh,

Come on, sing it to us. Absolutely not. The gallery is

begging me. North time or place. Let's stick to all thing

meteorological. This evening, not a bad

Let's stick to all thing meteorological. This evening, not a

bad evening. A little on the cloudy side. Cloud

increasing through the afternoon. A couple of sprinkles reaching

southern, western and northern areas. For most a dry evening, which

is how it'll stay but one or two showers are on the cards. Through

this evening and overnight, across the Midlands into the Pennines, we

could get a couple of heavy showers, also in western and parts of

Scotland, look at the temperatures, not as hot as it has been, but still

on the warm side. 17 from the lowlands of Scotland all the way

southwards. Tomorrow, it is one of those days where the weather will be

a little hit and miss. Plenty of dry weather and sunshine around but the

chance of catching one or two heavy downpours, particularly to the north

of London, around East Anglia and into Lincolnshire there. Could be

hail there as well and one or two showers dotted around further north

and west, too. If you are planning to spend a pleasant Friday evening

outdoors, for most of us it should be fine. Remember, those showers

will be lurking around. Here is a look at Saturday. We have a couple

of fronts wishy washing its way across the UK. This one in the west

will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain into the north-west of the

country and also further east, there will beshine with a few showers

dotted around. So, there is hit and miss bits of rain. A hot day on

Saturday in the south-east. I don't think it will be that gloriously

sunny. Western areas will have fresher weather. The same theme

continues into Sunday. Out west thicker cloud and a chance of rain

in the north-west but in the south-east, hotter weather with

highs up to 26. So, let's summarise all of that.

Actually no, we won't. I will hand you back.

Thank you very much. A reminder of our main story this evening:

A manhunt is under way for two people who tried to abduct a

serviceman from RAF Marham in Norfolk.

That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me