Died after he was struck by a vehicle. Its five oclock our top story. A Murder Investigation has been launched after a Police Officer was killed as he attended a reported burglary in berkshire. Thames Valley Police say pc Andrew Harper died following a serious incident on a road near the village of ufton nervet. 10 people have been arrested. The Prime Minister has said he is deeply shocked and appaled. This was 28 year pc Andrew Harper who was killed in berkshire as it went to a colleague to attend a suspected burglary. This tent is all that can be seen today of what is now a murder scene. He was part of Thames Valley policing Proactive Unitand Thames Valley policing Proactive Unit and the force is now investigating the murder of one of its own. Good afternoon, we are all shocked and saddened by the death of oui shocked and saddened by the death of our colleague pc Andrew Harper. Thames Valley Police were called on the a4 at 11 30pm yesterday evening. Tragically andrew was attending a reported burghley along with a crewmate and was killed at the scene whilst performing his duties. Our thoughts are with andrews friends and families who are being supported by specially trained family Liaison Officers and two are further axed, and it was only married four weeks ago. To ourfurther angst. The incident happened at the crossroads of ufton lane and lambdens hill, near the village of ufton nervet. Ten males have been arrested between the ages of 13 and 30. We have to examine the exact cause and death of andrew and there is a postmortem taking place. We know at some point andrew has been dragged along by a vehicle. Prime minister Boris Johnson offered his condolences. This murder was a mindless and brutal crime and all our thoughts are with his family, his friends and his colleagues. My condolences to Andrew Harpers family and his colleagues must be devastated. He was doing his duty, examining what happened at a burglary and was killed in the line of duty. As tributes pour in police are appealing for witnesses. This was near a busy stretch of road between reading and newbury so they want drivers who were passing through the area last night to come forward. This is the third serious attack on a Police Officer in recent weeks. A much loved pc and a newlywed husband has lost his life as a result. Chi chi izundu is at the scene near the village of ufton nervet in berkshire. The remainder of the dangers of policing in this country are many outstanding questions. Indeed, what we know so far is that at around 1130 pm pc Andrew Harper was called to this area on reports of a burglary. There is two sites of police activities. There is a sight to the left, jess cordoned off and a lot of forensic activity up and down this road. There are two forensic tents that have been erected and police are conducting investigations on that side of the road where they believed he was dragged by the vehicle that struck him earlier last night. There are two vehicles that have been there and we have seen those yellow forensic triangles. Thames Valley Police have also confirmed they are going to be conducting a postmortem on pc Andrew Harpers body to determine exactly how he died. He has been described asa how he died. He has been described as a significant loss to the force and his family and friends, and that he was a highly regarded, popular member of the team. A couple members of the public have passed by the scene of the public have passed by the scene and left some floral tributes and member of in memory of pc harper. Deputy Police Officer has reiterated the point that flags will fly at half mast and has asked anyone who is been driving along this road to come forward in case they can scratch might have witnessed anything that could help with these investigations. Our Home Affairs Editor mark easton is here with me now. Very sad day for all who knew pc Andrew Harper. I suppose this is a rare incident but is it rare enough, and can more be done . Any death is appalling and thousands of Police Officers are injured in the line of duty every year. We have had two serious incidents in the last couple of weeks but thankfully, for an officer to be killed is rare. But every violent or life threatening incident is a reminder of what we ask our incident is a reminder of what we ask oui emergency incident is a reminder of what we ask our Emergency Services to do and ask our Emergency Services to do and a reminder of the values that underpin our society, public service. Notjust doing your bit but on occasion taking risk. The values of selflessness, courage, valour and gallantry. He was not armed. Most Police Officers say they do not want to be because that would separate them from the people they are pledged to serve but the principles of policing to which robert peel gave his name include this, the police and members of the public who are paid to give full time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen. That is what we should remember this evening. He died during his duty, as citizens we might reflect on what duties are incumbent upon us. That is a good message, thank you. Ron winch is a senior lecturer in policing at Birmingham City university and a former superintendent at West Midlands police. Your reflections on this incident tonight . Shocking, i hope i speak for the whole of the Police Summary and public in expressing deep condolences for his family, friends and colleagues at this shocking incident yesterday. Do you think there is a problem of increasing violence targeted at the police . We have heard of a couple of big problems in the past couple of weeks alone. Yes, we know we get Something Like two and a half thousand incidents of this assault on Police Officers during the year. That is around 28 30 per day which is a surprisingly high number. What we experience is levels of violence that the Police Experience in terms of thejob that the Police Experience in terms of the job they are asked to do and the traditionally asked to do, in terms of responding to dangerous situations. Policing is by definition a complex and dangerous occupation and often, police are going into situations at risk and danger where other individuals are doing their best to escape. We ask the police to do a massive job, doing their best to escape. We ask the police to do a massivejob, it has risks and it is dangerous. We heard mark talking about British Police being traditionally unarmed. You think there is anything in terms of equipment or protocols that can be done to make Police Officers safer . I think we have seen enormous advancesin safer . I think we have seen enormous advances in Police Safety equipment, sta b vests, advances in Police Safety equipment, stab vests, incapacity and spray, development and handcuffs and battles a Nd Development and handcuffs and battles and protective measures, and around the personal use of video which has an effect in reducing assaults and elements of violence directed towards the police. The training supports those protective measures and is very robust and strongly governed. But we cannot a lwa ys strongly governed. But we cannot always eliminate risk, however much we wa nt always eliminate risk, however much we want to maximise the safety of Police Officers going about their work, which can be complex and dangerous, you are never going to actually take away completely the risks of policing. In fact, in a sense, we expect a lot from our police and the public need to be aware, and the tragic incidents we have seen it recently brings home the police are there day in day out protecting the public. Support from the public is essential but it is also support from the courts and other public justice also support from the courts and other publicjustice agencies in terms of protecting the police and understanding the difficult role they engage in. And other Emergency Services and some of the difficult challenges we face in protecting people in society. Thank you very much. There is some hope for the 11,500 people employed by British Steel, after the announcement of a tentative deal to buy the firm. The Investment Division of turkeys military pension fund oyak has been given time to carry out detailed inspections, before potentially completing the purchase later this year. British steel, whose largest manufacturing site is in scunthorpe, went into insolvency in may after rescue talks between the government and the companys owner, Greybull Capital, broke down. Our Business Correspondent emma simpson reports. For nearly four months, the future of British Steel has been hanging in the balance. Here in scunthorpe, its main plant dominates the landscape and provides most of the work. Today, news of a tentative deal to rescue the business. Its a move forward from may when we were in a period of extreme uncertainty and obviously concern, to now where we have a preferred bidder and an announcement from the official receiver that they are entering into more detailed discussions with the hope of a purchase by the end of october, is extremely positive. The scu nthorpe steelworks and its other assets in the north east, are an important Strategic Asset for the uk. British steel employs around 11,500 workers, the vast majority here at scunthorpe. Another 800 on teesside. 20,000 jobs in the supply chain also depend on it. Steel production in an industry thats been feeling the heat. This loss making business was bought by Greybull Capital for a pound three years ago, but it collapsed. The governments official receiver took control and the search for a buyer began. Ataer, the investment arm of turkeys military pension fund, has now clinched a provisional deal. Sources told the bbc it was the best offer, saving morejobs. The next stage of the process from our perspective is we now expect ataer to engage with us, present their plans for proper scrutiny. Right from the beginning weve always said that this Business Needs to be kept together. The long term future of steel making in scunthorpe needs to be secured, and there needs to be an Investment Plan which takes the business forward and secures steel making in scunthorpe and the north east of england for generations to come. There is some way to go though before this deal is complete. And its clear government Financial Support will be crucial to getting it over the line in the coming weeks. Emma simpson, bbc news. Jonathan perraton is an economist at the university of sheffield. Thank you very much. Emma said a moment ago that there is some way to go to get this deal over the line. How hopeful are you . It is a positive sign, the company has made very positive noises about investment over the coming years, substantial sums of money and a commitment to very green production. The Investment Group owns almost half of turkeys largest steel producer so there are signs of expertise on running steel firms. Do you think there is synergy with British Steel . Why would become an by this company . That has to be the assumption there are potential synergies, there is experience of running steel firms. Turkey is one of the top ten largest steel producers in the world so it has some success in establishing a global Steel Industry and that presumably is what has made it the front better. 0ther presumably is what has made it the front better. Other companies have a p pa re ntly front better. Other companies have apparently been interested but this has made it the front better. Front line jobs, has made it the front better. Front linejobs, four and has made it the front better. Front linejobs, fourand a has made it the front better. Front linejobs, four and a half thousand but many otherjobs down the supply chain. How hopeful do think those work in the supply chain should be about this tonight . It is a first optimistic sign for a while, especially with the effective colla pse especially with the effective collapse of the company. As the initial plan, we dont have a great deal of detail at this stage but the initial plans suggest an ongoing commitment to the plant and its production which would help reserves jobs in the supply chains as well. It is as encouraging news as we have had for quite some time. If you are one of those British Steel workers in scunthorpe this evening and you are looking ahead to the next couple of weeks and the detail coming out of weeks and the detail coming out of the plan, what would you want to see . What detail should people be looking for . I want detailed plans of the timescale of the sorts of investment that they are planning. The contingency plans they might have, uncertainties Going Forward that the economy in general but inevitably brexit which, if when it happens, without a trade deal would mean britain would face tariffs exporting to the European Union market. They will also be questions raised around Employment Practices in the company in turkey so the trade unions and others have wanted reassu ra nces trade unions and others have wanted reassurances about conditions for the work force. Thanks so much for your expertise this evening. Thank you. A man has admitted trying to murder a bulgarian teenager, in what prosecutors say was a far right terrorist incident. Vincent fuller has pleaded guilty to four charges in relation to the attack in surrey, in march, the day after the christchurch mosque attacks in new zealand. Richard galpin is at Kingston Crown Court in south west london. Hey, hello everybody, how are you doing . Vincent fuller has admitted the attempted murder of a bulgarian teenager, in what the prosecution say was a far right terrorist incident. The attack came the day after the Fatal Shooting of 51 muslims in new zealand by a white supremacist. Shortly before Vincent Fuller started his attack in stanwell, he posted a message on facebook, saying he also wrote he then went out onto the streets of stanwell carrying a baseball bat. At first, he tried to break into the house of a south asian neighbour. Then he hit cars. He soon moved into a tesco car park, armed with a knife. He approached a bmw car with a bulgarian teenager at the wheel. He said to him, you are going to die, and thrust his knife through the open car window, injuring the man in the neck and hand. But the teenager was able to drive away and get help. Shortly afterwards, fuller was arrested. Richard galpin, bbc news, at Kingston Crown Court. The liberal democrat leaderjo swinson says the senior conservative ken clarke and former labour deputy leader Harriet Harman have both said theyd be willing to lead a unity government committed to try to stop a no deal brexit, in the event that mps pass a vote of no confidence in Boris Johnsons government. Ms swinson has rejected Jeremy Corbyns proposal that he should be installed as a caretaker Prime Minister. 0ur Political Correspondent matt cole is in westminster. Two plans, are either of them going to work . Sorry, could you repeat the question. We have a corbyn plan and ajo swinson question. We have a corbyn plan and a jo swinson plan, question. We have a corbyn plan and ajo swinson plan, are either going to work . It is difficult, jo swinson says she does not thinkJeremy Corbyn could get a significant support from his mps to get it to work. Jeremy corbyn says he is disappointed to hear that and you can win heraround. Jo disappointed to hear that and you can win her around. Jo swinson says she has spoken to ken clarke and Harriet Harman, both of whom she said would be willing to fulfil that role of interim Prime Minister if they were called upon to do so. Jeremy corbyn says no, i am leader of the opposition, if there is a va ca ncy of the opposition, if there is a vacancy it should be me. It is not justjo swinson who has reservations aboutjeremy justjo swinson who has reservations about Jeremy Corbyn. Justjo swinson who has reservations aboutJeremy Corbyn. For justjo swinson who has reservations about