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The wife of David Ibbotson, the pilot killed alongside footballer Emiliano Sala, said she hopes the new evidence that has emerged will clear her husband’s name.

Investigators have said that an interim report shows footballer Sala was exposed to harmful levels of carbon monoxide before he was killed in a plane crash and it is likely his Mr Ibbotson was also affected.

In an exclusive interview with Good Morning Britain, David’s wife, Nora Ibbotson said: "It was a relief because it was out of David’s control. They couldn’t smell it, they couldn’t see it. If he knew, he wouldn’t have flown it."

Speaking on Good Morning Britain, the group of friends said they are happy to have played “their part” as they revealed the uncanny discussion they had about what they would do in a similar scenario, just months before the attack.

Reflecting on the moment they left the office to help, Luke O'Shaughnessy they didn't question their decision to intervene and decided to help because it felt like the right thing to do.

“I heard the commotion. I heard a loud screech and a scream from a woman. I saw a man waving a knife, he was on top of a car covered in blood," Luke told Good Morning Britain.

He added: “Even in lift on the way down, my heart was pounding. I was saying to the boys, ‘He’s got a knife and he’s covered in blood, whatever happens we’ve got to go for him and help the others out.’”

“As we got outside we saw that he’d moved on then. We were following the commotion, seeing people crying. We could see which direction he’d gone in. We sprinted round and finally caught up with him.”

Once at the scene, the trio helped to tackle the man to the ground and restrain him with chairs and a crate, until the police could arrive at the scene.

“We helped restrain the guy with the beer crates and the chairs as well. None of us had any weapons, he had his weapons," Luke explained.

“The police acted very quickly, don’t get me wrong. When they got on the scene it was unreal.”

Rail fares in the UK are set to increase by almost 3% next year.

The increase is linked to July’s rate of Retail Prices Index (RPI) inflation, which was announced by the Office for National Statistics as 2.8%.

Nigel Farage has taken aim at Meghan Markle, claiming Prince Harry has 'fallen of a cliff' since he met her, before describing the Queen's late mother as an 'overweight, chainsmoking, gin-drinker'.

The Brexit Party leader reportedly mocked the Duke of Sussex as the 'Prince of Wokeness' and criticised Prince Charles for his views on climate change.

According to a report by The Guardian, Farage's remarks were made during a gala dinner at Sydney's Conservative Political Action Conference.

The newspaper claims to have heard a partial recording of the politician's comments at Saturday night's event, which the media were banned from attending.

"When it comes to her [the Queen's] son, when it comes to Charlie Boy and climate change, oh dear, oh dear, oh dear," Mr Farage is reported to have said in relation to Prince Charles and his succession to the throne.

"Her mother, Her Royal Highness the Queen's mother was a slightly overweight, chain-smoking gin drinker who lived to 101 years old.

"All I can say is Charlie Boy is now in his 70s… may the Queen live a very, very long time."

Farage reportedly commented on the recent revelation, that Prince Harry and Meghan only want two kids due to their concerns about the climate.

"Well, if I want the Queen to live a long time to stop Charlie Boy becoming king, I want Charlie Boy to live even longer and William to live forever to stop Harry becoming king," Mr Farage reportedly added.

There are few signs that the summer weather we enjoyed in July will return just yet, reports Laura Tobin.

The week commencing August, 12th, remains mainly unsettled, with wet and windy weather for many, as well as cooling temperatures across the UK. The evenings will also feel less humid.

A police officer is in a critical condition after being attacked by a machete after trying to stop a vehicle in east London.

Scotland Yard said an officer was stabbed a "number of times" but managed to use his taser to subdue the suspect.

A man in his fifties has been arrested.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock told Good Morning Britain he can “guarantee” the NHS is prepared for any Brexit scenario.

Earlier Boris Johnson announced that 20 NHS hospitals in England would benefit from his £850 million spending pledge to upgrade outdated facilities and equipment.

However, Boris' cash injection statement has been criticised as ‘a drop in the ocean’. Some experts are calling for more funding to be committed across the health system, warning that the amount promised by the Prime Minister is only a fraction of what is needed.