this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10:00: the us military has conducted an operation against the fugitive leader of the so—called islamic state group. a cardigan described as "one of the most famous sweaters in music history" has been sold for more this is the scene of than a quarter of a million the alleged strike where iraqi state television say the terrorist pounds at auction. the olive green garment, which belonged to the late nirvana commander has been killed frontman, kurt cobain, features burn holes and stains and was worn in the band's famous mtv unplugged concert in 1993. vigils are held in vietnam it was bought for more by families who fear their loved than 334 thousand dollars, ones are among the 39 people found making it the most expensive sweater ever to go under the hammer. the cardigan hasn't been dead in a lorry in essex. washed for 26 years. the auction house says all those young people left the country to earn a decent living but now they are dead in a strange country far stains have helped raise the price. away. are dead in a strange country far away. the liberal democrats and the scottish national party have joined forces in a bid to trigger a 9 december election. wales are playing south africa in the rugby world cup semi—final, kurt created the grunge look and he didn't wear show clothes so this was a sweater he actually bought in a thrift shop. made in the 19605, heavily used

with cigarette burns, so it is easily identified because of the stains and burns and he wore it at a most important performance in my opinion so it is a holy grail of clothing that can come up for auction. the papers are coming up and just the moments. that is after the latest headlines and of course the latest headlines and of course the latest on the rugby with the sports needs. now though, and to out the weather. a quiet settled story over the next couple of days. the reason being an area of high pressure that are starting to build on from the atlantic. we still have this nuisance by the front enhancing some showers in scotland, accompanied by a keen northerly breeze. they went. to ease a little into the afternoon,

but we keep some showers here. one or two cropping up in south—west scotla nd or two cropping up in south—west scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, clear skies and lots of afternoon autumn sunshine, but cold at there. temperatures peaking at 8013 celsius. the weather pattern stays the same as a go to the evening and overnight. still the risk of a few showers into the north, clear skies elsewhere. that can only mean one thing is we go through the overnight period, those temperatures are likely to fall away. a widespread frost is likely first thing in the morning, the temperatures tumbling below freezing inafew temperatures tumbling below freezing in a few shadow places. it does look as though it will stay dry, subtle and sunny, but cold. good morning. ds military... vigils are held in

vietnam by families who bear their loved ones are among the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. young people left the country to earn a decent living, but now they are dead in a strange country, far away. the liberal democrats and scottish national party have joined forces in a bid to trigger a 9th of december election. wales are playing south africa in the rugby world cup semifinal, hoping to create an all british final. semifinal, hoping to create an all british final. let us get the latest on that game. how is wales doing? they have been playing for 28 minutes in the second of the world cup semifinals was england waiting for they winners. this is the very latest. 6—3 it is to the springboks. it is been a very

kicking game survive. south africa just on a break now, but wales holding firm. you sense this could bea holding firm. you sense this could be a very tight affair. if wales wind, then we will have the first world cup final with two northern hemisphere sides, that is next saturday. we are not the best team in the world. we get an opportunity to play any game we can prove we are in that is the only thing we are concerned with. we will take each day as it comes. prepare about each day. as boring as it seems for you guys, it is fun. the players are loving it. the final is on saturday in yokohama, on friday is the bronze final, the 3rd/4th place place play—off. that's where new zealand will face the loser of today's match.

spare a thought for the reporter who suggested to the all blacks coach steve hansen, that his team didn't really show the desire required against england. that is quite a disrespectful question. to suggest that the all blacks turned up not being hungry. desperate to end the game. i asked them at half—time to get hungrier does not mean that they did not turn up does not mean that they did not turn up to be hungry. there is a big difference. if you want to spend some time outside i will give you a by some time outside i will give you a rugby education on that one. new zealand herald on sunday's front page today summing up the mood in the nation, completely black apart from a few words. ‘the all blacks are out of the world cup. if you want to read more go to the sport section.‘ manchester city are three points behind leaders liverpool after their 3—nil win over aston villa. all the goals came in the second half — raheem sterling, david silva and ilkay gundogan moving city back to second in the table. afterwards manager pep guardiola

was full of praise for sterling.. a promise he was full of praise for him sterling. chelsea are on a roll, they are into the top 4 and just two points behind manchester city — after beating burnley 4—2. christian pulisick scored a hat—trick as they extended their winning run to seven matches in all competitions. that was the american's first senior hat—trick. that was the american's first senior hat—trick. yesterday, we saw the first penalty awarded by the video assistant in the premier league. the referee didn't spot an infringement, but var did, as brighton came from behind to beat everton 3—2. neil maupay scored the penalty to make it 2—2. then in the 94th minute, an own goal from everton's lucas

digne gave brighton a dramatic win — everton have lost 5 of their last 6 in the league. if they saw that penalty, they have to state 50 minutes before first because it is a clear penalty for the ref makes mistakes, my players, as well. it is a game, it is a tough game. but the ar is there and if they saw penalty they have to state 50 minutes before. lewis hamilton can become formula one world champion for the sixth time this evening. it's where he's won the title for the past two years, but he needs a few things to go his way. this might help him, his teammate velterri bottas crashed in qualifying and will start from 6th on the grid. hamilton has to finish in the top three this evening and get 1a more points than bottas. max verstappen had been on pole, but was bumped down to fourth for failing to slow down for that crash. hamilton starts from third, behind ferrari's of charles leclerc and sebastian vettel.

i enjoyed it, i enjoyed the battle. luckily i am happy the battery is 0k. luckily i am happy the battery is ok. nowi luckily i am happy the battery is ok. now i just luckily i am happy the battery is ok. now ijust have to try and say that i did my. i do not know why, we're not ever particular good here. today is the anniversary the death of leicester city's former chairman he was killed last year alongside 4 others in a helicopter crash outside leicester's king power stadium. the club has paid tribute to the thai businessman who was central to their incredible premier league title win in 2016. the winds are still there, definitely. obviously, does been a year, but the bosses consular on abbott mind still and every time we go out onto the field we think about him and we want to do him proud. you know, what he wants from the club and from the players and that a

success. so, you know, we want to do him proud and every time we go out there trying when. it's neck and neck at the top of the scottish premiership, celtic are at aberdeen, rangers at home to motherwell this afternoon. bottom side stjohnstone won their first game of the season. callum hendry scored the winner in a 3—2 victory over hamilton. elsewhere kilmarnock beat st mirren, while the games between hibernian and ross county, and livingston and hearts ended in draws. josh taylor is the new unified super—lightweight champion after beating american regis prograis in london. it was a tightly fought contest for the scot, who remains undefeated in 16 bouts. taylor won on a majority decison. derek chisora is a step closer to a world heavyweight title shot. he came out on top in the all british bout with david price — with the fight being stopped in the 11th round, after price's corner threw the towel in. terrible weather around the country yesterday, but that came in handy in the rugby union premiership. this was gloucester‘sjoe simpson scoring against wasps — and despite falling quite

far from the tryline, simpson managed to use wet conditions to slide himself over to score! it was one of three tries for the home side — in a 25—9 victory. in the pro 1a, the dragons have eased to their second win of the new season. they beat glasgow 18—5, taine basham with the first of their two tries. elsewhere, there were wins for benetton, connacht, edinburgh and leinster. a quick update from japan, wales still trailing the springboks 6—3 approaching half—time in their world cup semifinal. i will have an update on that in the next hour. now, it is time for the papers.

hello, welcome to our sunday morning edition of the paper review. we have the sunday times senior reporter and the sunday times senior reporter and the editorial director of first d raft, the editorial director of first draft, which tackles online misinformation. welcome to you both. let us take you through the front pages then, the prime minister is accused of pouring petrol and divided britain by the archbishop of canterbury. that is in the sunday times. a rousing image and headline for england rugby fans, the sunday telegraph. it also says there is not enough time to add 16—year—olds to the electoral roll if there is a snap general election. the observer says that britain, says that brexit means that the uk could be made in the organisation that is leading international enquiries into the 39 people who died in the lori nsx. the mail on sunday has carried out an undercover investigation which its reporter spoke to a people smuggler

based in the uk. and there is a claim from the prime minister that the european union is holding britain hostage over brexit, that is indeed sunday, express. the daily star has reminiscent thoughts from joe suggs who compares skirmishes as a football hooligan to a battle. let us a football hooligan to a battle. let us start them with the sunday times. your paper, of course. an interesting interview with the archbishop of canterbury. we have had to before about the language ranting brexit, haven't we? maybe how to tone it down, but this is saying that borisjohnson is pouring petrol and divided britain. yes, quite a big intervention by the our question of canterbury who is in the democratic republic of the congo to draw attention to the ebola arch bike there. but here he is talking about boris johnson and bike there. but here he is talking

about borisjohnson and the language and of course the comment that was made in parliament when a labour mp asked him to tone down his language and he used the phrase humbug! it says here that he was shocked by that and they think should never be dismissed in that way. he also mentions churchill, obviously boris johnson's great hero and says that that was a different time and inflammatory language in the house of commons back then mattered less. i think he is right on this. any time and we can turn everything up on twitter and social media and it can be turned into a facebook video that spreads wildly, it is very different to speak in that way, because it just amplified. different to speak in that way, because itjust amplified. we had this debate a few weeks ago, didn't we? when others are rose and mr johnson was defending his use of terms like the surrender act and saying well, that is how i want to use my language that is what i will

say i want to. yes, it is hard to disagree, from my personal, with what is the arc bishop is saying. i thinkjo cox, the murdered mp, whose name was in parliament were never trying to stop a new deal brexit, johnson responded humbug. i think to another response, another question around jo cox he said let us get brexit done which let us just say, for me, struck an awful note. i mean, look, it is a sunday morning, we all rememberour mean, look, it is a sunday morning, we all remember our bible stories in thatjesus granted we all remember our bible stories in that jesus granted his we all remember our bible stories in thatjesus granted his disciples we all remember our bible stories in that jesus granted his disciples the power to cast out devils. i think you can certainly argue that the house of commons has been possessed new leave. so, there is, we have always had back and forth in parliament, which is good, but it has gone over the line. do think it

is becoming much toxic, if you like, the brexit debate as time goes on, as the stalemate continues? yes, absolutely. i think there's lots of evidence of that in parliament. it has also come to a point where the arguments have sort of lost weight. so, we are not analysing information any more, we become so so, we are not analysing information any more, we become so entrenched in one of two sides that it is not healthy debate, it is just two sides yelling at each other and never listening to the other side. 0k, we may get two sides yelling at each other in a general election or not. we do not know if boyce get his christmas lights on december little. but we had the sunday times talking aboutjeremy but we had the sunday times talking about jeremy corbyn's in but we had the sunday times talking aboutjeremy corbyn's in a circle at war over the issue of an early election. certainly, we know i was at westminster on friday, a lot of labour mps at westminster on friday, a lot of labourmps are at westminster on friday, a lot of labour mps are nervous about the idea of a pre—christmas pull. another great sketch from the sunday times. a leaked recording of a

briefing last week in which carney murphy newly installed as election chief, having been bumped over there by the shadow chancellor, has been talking about their election strategy. what he has picked out, instead of advocating, targeting a numberof instead of advocating, targeting a number of seats which some might think a selection 101, she is advocating that 99% strategy in whichjeremy corbyn advocating that 99% strategy in which jeremy corbyn are sent around the country to try to win votes and seats everywhere. there isjust lovely colour in it, obviously jeremy corbyn's salama has been called, some say unfairly come into question. he has revealed that he is eating more porridge to make sure he can get there even longer days. does porridge have begun through the day? the point about the 99% strategy is that it has already been proven not to work well for labour. in 2017, i just checked before a key man, they had the best return for boats,

right? pretty much at the ever had. because they got votes and they bumped up everywhere and that strategy does not work. you have to target individual seats, that is the nature of first past the post. on the election, the idea that some parties would like 16—year—olds to vote. the sunday telegraph saying there would not be enough time to add 16—year—olds to the electoral of add 16—year—olds to the electoral of a snap election was called. yes, this is a device in the cabinet office according to the telegraph, which said you would need six months to ensure that two groups of ages in this case, actually, 16 euros and eu citizens who are of not get to vote in the brexit referendum in 2016, thatis in the brexit referendum in 2016, that is how long it would take to add on to the electoral. obviously it is quite a controversial issue that those groups did not get a good, because of course in the scottish referendum 16—year—olds could vote and you might have thought that eu nationals living in this country should have had a say

in the brexit referendum, given how much of it about their lives. but yes, there probably is not time to get that of the line is the advice here. let us move on to the dreadful news of the week, the 39 deaths in the back of the lorry that was found at grays, essex. this is an interesting story in the mail on sunday, john. it is the luck of the drawers as a people smuggler that they have managed speak to. great undercover work from the mail on sunday. their reporting team has managed to speak, she said, to a people smuggler who kind of signed an offer might on these things happen. perhaps a general public at that large do not know. —— kind of shined a light on these things. how called on how clinical this person speaks that they managed to speak to

ona speaks that they managed to speak to on a facebook video. he has given delay of the land of how people are transported to this country. delay of the land of how people are transported to this countrym delay of the land of how people are transported to this country. it is a business, isn't it? it is a massive business, isn't it? it is a massive business and obviously organised crime here is something that we tend to perhaps not to look at enough of the country. you know, i wish there was more attention on it in parliament. this is a fantastic investigation and it is very bleak reading. during the week was of the human face of this tragedy and the sunday times has the youngest victim he was just sunday times has the youngest victim he wasjust 19. sunday times has the youngest victim he was just 19. whose sunday times has the youngest victim he wasjust19. whose hopes sunday times has the youngest victim he was just 19. whose hopes died agonisingly in the back of the lorry. it is heartbreaking. it conveys the human horror and tragedy of that story, doesn't it? it is not yet known, is not yet known on the ectoplasmic names, but this 19—year—old posted whilst in

brussels on her facebook page such a beautiful day, with photos of herself at tourist sites in brussels on saturday, and then obviously not that many hours later she, you know, it is very, very bleak. the police originally saying the victims were chinese, but now it looks a lot if not all of them are actually vietnamese. the mail on sunday, one line in the pea—sized everyone to be working in nail bars. we were just talking before we came on about how many you see on the high streets of the uk and we walk past or go into them and use them and do not ask to many questions when you're being attended to, so ya. i do hope it will raise awareness around that she, by something good to come out of something so horrific. link to that as the observer story, john, about britain facing the axe from the elite eu policing unit, that could have an impact on investigations like this. as ever

there is a brexit angle on this. the european migrate smuggling centre which is an arm of europe all in which is an arm of europe all in which member states data and information amongst each other, just to help in situations like this. this has been in the intervening day since, you know, this unit has been heavily leaned on. so, if we do lead the eu,i heavily leaned on. so, if we do lead the eu, i think this is part of a political declaration that are still to be agreed about what our role will be in your opal. when we study members... if we left with no deal be noticed but not happen. but there's an argument certainly on security and terror and these arrangements that these lectures remain. i think, arrangements that these lectures remain. ithink, well, what is happened here in essex is a good argument for that to continue. how worried are you by the fact that this laureate was able to get through and it seems that some of the ports around the uk on a bit more tough about apprehending these

kind of its of people smugglers than others? yes, they always thought that rate was slightly easier. when you saw that rate was slightly easier. when you saw a that rate was slightly easier. when you saw a map that looks like quite a strange rate to be taken, but obviously ethic we now know why it was taking that writ. —— obviously i think we know now why they were taking that route. it is not the first instance of this happening. there is a 2001 incident where even more people died. fte chinese died i think in 2000. —— more people died. fte chinese died i think in 2000. -- 58 more people died. fte chinese died i think in 2000. —— 58 chinese died. letters a nd think in 2000. —— 58 chinese died. letters and were slightly cheerier news that england are 30 the final of the rugby world cup. you are both island fans in the rugby, is that right? yes, sorry. you do not need to apologise! we are uncomfortable ——iam to apologise! we are uncomfortable —— i am uncomfortable the chance by my allegiance. the game is ongoing

now, the other semifinal between wales and south africa. do you want to know the score? south africa nine, while six, at the moment, i am told. pretty close. and all britain, northern hemisphere final percent the uk into a tailspin in a lovely way. a lot of chatter in the build—up to that. south africa i get opponents, as well. england yesterday were absolutely superb. the sun on sunday back page, hand of god. this is world cup fever now in this country. i mean, did along by away and people have got to get up quite early in the morning to watch these games. had the result yesterday there were some veryjohn people very early walking around close to my office yesterday. obviously the timing is not amazing for us, but it isa

timing is not amazing for us, but it is a weekend. a lot of people had not taken into account the timings of the games, so they have arranged to do things like children's birthday parties in the morning, not realising the rugby semifinal where the final next week. all these things have been cancelled, i had training with my son yesterday morning and he did not go. he could ta ke morning and he did not go. he could take a break for a week. finally, what are your predictions for the finals? well, we do not know who eglinton playing, obviously. do you think wales will beat south africa? it is negative moment. think wales will beat south africa? it is negative momentlj think wales will beat south africa? it is negative moment. i think wales can do it, i can believe in them. —— it is snack and net at the moment. and england's perform a gesture you have to say david bd favourites. wales will have something to say about that if they get three. per new zealand. twice this summer, in

the cricket, as well. i feel sorry for them. the new zealand herald front page was all black apparently. i think we can show it to you, actually. this was the new zealand herald, all black. basically saying something terrible has happened, but if you want to find out more details 20 sport pages. you have got to feel sorry for new zealand, they have been through so much. it is in their dna, synergy can toddle around you have a rugby ball thrown at you. tackling 11—year—old boys but age of over deva. they will be back. they have not had a good year sporting wise, but they have taken it with good grace. they have won a lot of fa ns good grace. they have won a lot of fans and the crickets by how they handled it. given how unlucky they were. they drew twice in a final, but somehow england one. we have just done a sports bulletin. thank you very much indeed. that is that

for the the papers this morning to stop there be another paper review later on. do not forget you can see the front pages on the bbc website, seven days a week and stop if you miss the programme, you can see it later on the bbc iplayer. but our thanks again to our guests and that is goodbye from us. what a difference a day makes, finally getting the chance to enjoy some of that autumn colour. this was shropshire earlier on this morning, a sparkling sunday after a pretty 5°99y a sparkling sunday after a pretty soggy saturday. the reason being high pressure that is building in from the atlantic, quietly things down. week by the front and they flow driving in showers and to

scotland, but yes i's rain is moving away. this is the major and satellite combined, you can see the rain easing. you can also see where we have clear skies and sunshine. these showers enter the north had been quite a nuisance through the night and the are going to continue through the day, as well. they went will start to ease down and so hopefully the frequency and intensity of those showers will ease, too. still setting across northern scotland, maybe one or two isolated into the south—west and northern ireland. but the rest is, try settled and sunday, but cold. highs of 8013 celsius. those clear skies are set to continue, invite, the weather patterns a space in merthyr the night. we keep the risk ofa merthyr the night. we keep the risk of a two isolated showers into the north and maybe a little more cloud to the south—west. clear skies elsewhere those temperatures will really start to drop off quite sharply. the temperature professionals ably noting where temperatures are likely to fall below freezing. so, it will be a cold start, particularly in rural and sheltered areas. that means that

we could be greater to some frost first thing on monday morning. hopefully some blue sky and sunshine, as well. that is the pattern for the next vides. it is going to be a drier, sunnier story, so going to be a drier, sunnier story, soa going to be a drier, sunnier story, so a quiet theme of weather, but cold for all. here is monday and a little more detail. an area of low pressure down to the south—west could influence the story through the channel isles and the isles of sally. a little bit of showery rain here, elsewhere b keeps on by weather cloud, dry and cold. 9012 degrees is the expected high. that high pressure is desperately trying to grip onto the uk, but at the same time we had this weather front try to squeeze in from the south—west. so, tuesday looks likely to cycle to, dry and sunny. wednesday into thursday there's the potential for some brain to arrive. light and patchy to start with, a little bit of uncertainty as to the timings. 00:28:54,943 --> 2147483051:51:12,878 you will need to keep watching the 2147483051:51:12,878 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 forecast.