内容摘要：When our translator explained to Moshe Sharvit we were from the BBC he said: "Ah the BBC… great lovers of Israel…" He went on to call us bad and dangerous people.

When our translator explained to Moshe Sharvit we were from the BBC he said: "Ah the BBC… great lovers of Israel…" He went on to call us bad and dangerous people.

The male puppies were from the same litter and dumped 24 to 48 hours before they were discovered.The RSPCA believes they are likely to have been abandoned by a breeder after falling ill and the charity is reminding people not buy puppies from "unscrupulous sellers" who have a "complete disregard for the dogs' welfare".

The puppies were discovered by members of the public at the weekend.X-rays showed no obvious injuries, but the dogs were very thin and had visible diarrhoea.None of them were microchipped or wearing a collar.

Krissy Raine, the RSPCA inspector who is investigating the deaths, said: "It was a shocking and distressing sight for members of the public to come across tiny puppies who had been callously left like this."Adding a dog to your family is an exciting time and everyone wants to ensure they bring home a happy and healthy animal.

"But buying a puppy today is a minefield and unscrupulous sellers are cashing in on a culture where quick online sales makes it easy for them to exploit dogs and dupe the public, all to make a quick buck with complete disregard for the dogs' welfare."

The reopening of a lido refurbished in a £6.8m scheme has been delayed again after problems were uncovered with concrete repairs.When he pointed out to police the direction in which the two men had fled, he was restrained by four officers who sat on him, worsening some existing injuries, he said.

Mr Richards and his mother later complained to the IOPC, claiming false arrest and racial profiling.The IOPC's director Amanda Rowe acknowledged that the incident would have had an impact on the actor.

"He was an innocent bystander and this would have been a frightening experience," she said. "Mr Richards' complaint detailed his understandable belief that he was detained and arrested because he was black, although the suspects were white."We found that officers were responding to a fast-moving incident and - given the only description of the suspects was that one was wearing dark clothing and their location - it was reasonable that the officer who saw Mr Richards and detained him thought he was a suspect.