内容摘要：FOPC said the life raft was initially moved by coastguards to a safe position with a "do not touch" warning while efforts were made to contact the owners.

FOPC said the life raft was initially moved by coastguards to a safe position with a "do not touch" warning while efforts were made to contact the owners.

In Downing Street on Thursday, prime minister Sir Keir Starmer told police chiefs they were meeting in the shadow of the "horrific attack in Southport"."Our first thoughts are obviously with the victims, their families and the wider community who are in raw pain and grief," he said.

“Shockingly, what we’ve also seen is marauding mobs on the streets of Southport attacking the very same police officers who responded to the awful attack on those girls."The PM said he wanted to send a message to police chiefs and their officers that "this government supports the police, it supports what you are doing."And, to be absolutely clear: this is not a protest, this is violent disorder, and that action needs to be taken. This government will make sure you have the powers you need and will back you in using those powers.“

Work by the National Trust to restore the writing desk of author Henry James will feature in a new series of the BBC's Hidden Treasures television programme.James lived at Lamb House in Rye, East Sussex, between 1897 and 1914, and wrote many of his most famous books, including The Wings of the Dove and The Golden Bowl, at the desk.

The National Trust said it had meticulously restored the desk and viewers can see the intricate process it required.

Kirsty Mitchell, collections and house manager at the trust, said: "It is a pleasure to introduce Lamb House and its own unique charm to a wider audience."It is possible to buy and re-purpose a channel that has already been monetised by YouTube. It can be a quick way to build an audience, enabling the account to start making money right away.

Although I’ve found no evidence to back up these claims of Russian links to Channel3Now, pro-Kremlin Telegram channels did reshare and amplify the site’s false posts. This is a tactic they often use.Kevin said the site is a commercial operation and “covering as many stories as possible” helps it generate income. The majority of its stories are accurate - seemingly drawing from reliable sources about shootings and car accidents in the US. However, the site has shared further false speculation about the Southport attacker and also the person who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump.

Following the false Southport story and media coverage about Channel3Now, Kevin says its YouTube channel and almost all of its “multiple Facebook pages” have been suspended, but not its X accounts. A Facebook page exclusively re-sharing content from the site called the Daily Felon also remains live.Kevin says that the blame for social media storm relating to the Southport suspect and the subsequent riots cannot be laid squarely on a “small Twitter account” making “a mistake”.