you can low wages. absolutely. and you can understand his _ low wages. absolutely. and you can understand his anger— low wages. absolutely. and you can understand his anger and _ low wages. absolutely. and you can | understand his anger and frustration particularly as one of the last carbonate members of the shadow cabinets, and he dashed his resignation letter, he accused kier starmer of failing to stand up first but socialist principles. each has a moment of maximum impact to make that point, and maybe this was not something that people were talking about before, and we are talking about before, and we are talking about it now, so... the about before, and we are talking about it now, so...— about it now, so... the public ob'ect about it now, so... the public object to _ about it now, so... the public object to another _ about it now, so... the public object to another strike - about it now, so... the public object to another strike and i about it now, so... the public i object to another strike and how important it is that for kier starmer to give this speech without this? h starmer to give this speech without this? ~' ,, ., , , this? i think here starmer is very aood at this? i think here starmer is very good at being — this? i think here starmer is very good at being forensic. _ this? i think here starmer is very good at being forensic. he - this? i think here starmer is very good at being forensic. he is - this? i think here starmer is very| good at being forensic. he is very good at being forensic. he is very good at being forensic. he is very good at critique. he's not necessarily very good at putting forward his own vision and looking relaxed while doing so. i think the publicjust want to relaxed while doing so. i think the public just want to hear some strong messaging about what he stands firm rather than what he is against, whether or not he does that with or without notes, i don't personally

think it matters very much, but i think it matters very much, but i think he needs to not be dealing in 14,000 think he needs to not be dealing in ili,000 word essays any more. you need some very clear messages, can he needed three word slogan that the conservatives are so good at delivering so that people know what he has far, rather than what he is against step i don't think anybody wants that essay at any conference, but that might be my personal view. a vaccine pass prior may be expanded. i thought this was rather gone away, but according to the government, it hasn't. it gone away, but according to the government, it hasn't.— gone away, but according to the government, it hasn't. it looks like this idea had _ government, it hasn't. it looks like this idea had been _ government, it hasn't. it looks like this idea had been put _ government, it hasn't. it looks like this idea had been put on - government, it hasn't. it looks like this idea had been put on the - government, it hasn't. it looks like this idea had been put on the back| this idea had been put on the back burner, _ this idea had been put on the back burner, but — this idea had been put on the back burner, but as a segment looks like it may— burner, but as a segment looks like it may come — burner, but as a segment looks like it may come back, monday wants to consultation command the reason why is the _ consultation command the reason why is the fear_ consultation command the reason why is the fear that if you have a fresh surge _ is the fear that if you have a fresh surge in _ is the fear that if you have a fresh surge in covert cases during the autumn— surge in covert cases during the autumn and the nhs can't cope, they will need _ autumn and the nhs can't cope, they will need to— autumn and the nhs can't cope, they will need to introduce these passports for indoor and outdoor venues. — passports for indoor and outdoor venues. so — passports for indoor and outdoor venues, so crowded sporting events, nightclubs. _ venues, so crowded sporting events, nightclubs, things like that, they have _ nightclubs, things like that, they have come under a lot of attack from tory backbenchers away from tory mps

who have _ tory backbenchers away from tory mps who have been described as discriminatory, but you have to say that from _ discriminatory, but you have to say that from my view, that's is the government being pragmatic when people _ government being pragmatic when people say can you categorically rule out — people say can you categorically rule out another lifetime completely can i think— rule out another lifetime completely can i think it's naive to say that they can — can i think it's naive to say that they can i_ can i think it's naive to say that they can. i don't think anyone can they can. idon't think anyone can completely— they can. i don't think anyone can completely roll this out as much as we don't _ completely roll this out as much as we don't want it, so i thinkjust being _ we don't want it, so i thinkjust being practical and doing the work now _ being practical and doing the work now. ., ., . g being practical and doing the work now. ., ., . , if being practical and doing the work now— if you - being practical and doing the work| now._ if you look now. pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening _ now. pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening in _ now. pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening in europe, - now. pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening in europe, and france, that most public spaces you can't go to without a vaccine passport. in italy, you can't go to work place without a vaccine passport. so the fact that we have so much opposition in this country from backbenchers, you know, it is not something that naturally translates everywhere. it makes sense to keep options open. i think kind of gathering from the government and mixed messaging has caused so many problems in this pandemic that you would hope that

they would have a clear vision of what we should be doing going forward and be better at communicating it.- forward and be better at communicating it. forward and be better at communicatin: it. ., communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've _ communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've got — communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've got some _ communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've got some time - communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've got some time for- communicating it. ok, the mail. i| think we've got some time for this one out. this was an investigation into smart motorways. they got a report here of some pretty shocking revelations about how the smart motorways are being monitored. now the pm acts after its lethal failings. this does seem to have exposed some very serious flaws which a lot of campaigners have been making for several years with some pretty awful, tragic deaths involved in certain sections of smart motorways. i in certain sections of smart motorways— in certain sections of smart motorwa s. ~ , , , , motorways. i think i sidestepped that it was _ motorways. i think i sidestepped that it was more _ motorways. i think i sidestepped that it was more than _ motorways. i think i sidestepped that it was more than 50 - motorways. i think i sidestepped that it was more than 50 people | motorways. i think i sidestepped - that it was more than 50 people who died on _ that it was more than 50 people who died on smart motorways in 2019. in a nutshell, _ died on smart motorways in 2019. in a nutshell, they found that

technology wasn't working on certain parts of _ technology wasn't working on certain parts of smart motorways, so cameras weren't— parts of smart motorways, so cameras weren't working, speed cameras weren't— weren't working, speed cameras weren't working, speed cameras weren't working, people being stuck or breaking — weren't working, people being stuck or breaking down in really fast traffic. — or breaking down in really fast traffic, back and have incredibly grave _ traffic, back and have incredibly grave consequences, they have been camino, _ grave consequences, they have been camino, somewhat campaigning on a sand calling — camino, somewhat campaigning on a sand calling for dennis and the prime — sand calling for dennis and the prime minister has stepped in with the daily— prime minister has stepped in with the daily mail running the campaign and the _ the daily mail running the campaign and the two on the most important papers _ and the two on the most important papers to— and the two on the most important papers to the government.- and the two on the most important papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant — papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps _ papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps can _ papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps can adjust - papers to the government. jenny, i mean, grant chaps can adjust up i mean, grant chaps can adjust up until now has been saying from we are going to press ahead, but if you look back at the history from this, they were going to have stopped plaints much more frequently than they have had in practice. grant cha -s they have had in practice. grant chaps has _ they have had in practice. grant chaps has always _ they have had in practice. grant chaps has always been - they have had in practice. grant chaps has always been quite - they have had in practice. gent chaps has always been quite polished saying that smart motorways are safe. investigations like this have shown up, the extent to which they

are not coming a much better they could be, and that thing is the public has to have confidence that the motorways are safe in order to use them. we have already seen this critical mass of lack of faith in the petrol being at the pumps or the motorways being safe, how much things can grind to a halt if people don't have faith in things working as they shed. so it is good that this is being investigated properly. in terms of road infrastructure, giles, you know, so much needs to be done to speed up traffic. this is seen as a _ done to speed up traffic. this is seen as a viable _ done to speed up traffic. this is seen as a viable time _ done to speed up traffic. this is seen as a viable time to - done to speed up traffic. this is seen as a viable time to speed | done to speed up traffic. this is l seen as a viable time to speed up traffic— seen as a viable time to speed up traffic to — seen as a viable time to speed up traffic to ease the gridlock, but it's clearly not working. , all riaht, it's clearly not working. , all right. we — it's clearly not working. , all right. we are _ it's clearly not working. , all right, we are going - it's clearly not working. , all right, we are going to - it's clearly not working. , all right, we are going to speak in about a0 minutes' time. for another look at the papers, but great to have you both on. jenny, giles,

thank you very much indeed, as i say, we will be back at half past 11 with another luck, hopefully have a few more paper is in the graphics department to take you through. but for now, bye—bye. hello. a dramatic finish to the only match in the premier league this evening with brighton and hove albion rescuing a plaint in the final seconds to dry one all at crystal palace. the home side look second for their league whenever the season and he was brought down. well fred's hire stepping up to put away the penalty in the first half injury time. they did have chances to extend their lead, in the 95th minute, neil got in behind for brighton. a win would have taken them top of the table for the first time in their history, as it is, they arejust a time in their history, as it is, they are just a point behind

leaders, liverpool.- they are just a point behind leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute _ leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and _ leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and you _ leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and you score - leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and you score when| leaders, liverpool. going into the i 96th minute and you score when you write down, it feels like a win, it isn't, but it's a plaint, well—earned, it was a tight game, nothing too much and it, i thought we pushed in the second half. but an amazing feeling to get the equaliser. if you look at the it is in it even game, and even more even from when we last at home to crystal palace. some suddenly not going to be apologising for our point. irate be apologising for our point. we 'ust be apologising for our point. we just need to be a little bit more concentrated and focusing on the details _ concentrated and focusing on the details because details make you win games _ details because details make you win games. and this team and those players — games. and this team and those players will improve because, you know, _ players will improve because, you know, after the game, i saw their faces— know, after the game, i saw their faces in— know, after the game, i saw their faces in the — know, after the game, i saw their faces in the dressing room, and they were as _ faces in the dressing room, and they were as disappointed as i am, and this is— were as disappointed as i am, and this is a _ were as disappointed as i am, and this is a good sign of a team who want _ this is a good sign of a team who want to— this is a good sign of a team who want to win — this is a good sign of a team who want to win games and that gives me hope for— want to win games and that gives me hope for the —

want to win games and that gives me hope for the rest of the season. you a fat has halted _ hope for the rest of the season. gm, a fat has halted its legal fight over their involvement in the proposed european super league. the clubs at the last three founding members remaining in the breakaway league which later collapsed. european's football governing body threaten to take action in the immediate aftermath. now they say they will also not collect the penalty payments are good but the nine other clubs, including the premier league big sexy where do to pay a total of {22,000,000. all throughout the day here in bbc news, we have been hearing about the ongoing fuel shortages and panic buying of petrol across the country it's not affecting football as well. several midweek games are now being called off in the lower regions of the death of puppy are met. many clubs with longerjourneys to la natchez have been giving the option of postponing the fixtures tomorrow.

the six games have now been called up the six games have now been called up in the sudden they pledge is to step three and four of nine links above. the chief executive of the bolton wanderers says he thinks the club will be ahead of the curve as it and states decision to end with gambling firms, they say they are doing the right thing. l gambling firms, they say they are doing the right thing.— doing the right thing. i think the first step would _ doing the right thing. i think the first step would be _ doing the right thing. i think the first step would be to _ doing the right thing. i think the first step would be to say, - doing the right thing. i think the first step would be to say, you l first step would be to say, you know, betting branding is banned from the front of shirts, sol know, betting branding is banned from the front of shirts, so i think it's on the span light touch but that's because nobody can disagree that's because nobody can disagree that betting advertising is down our throats and there is a heavy saturation habits, particularly around the broadcasting of football matches. �* �* , around the broadcasting of football matches. . �* , , , matches. air's offers will be reflecting — matches. air's offers will be reflecting tonight _ matches. air's offers will be reflecting tonight on - matches. air's offers will be reflecting tonight on that i reflecting tonight on that disappointing record defeat to the united states at the ryder cup. the american team featured each of the world's top ten players, one of the strongest teams ever assembled in the competition's history. the two will face each other again in rome in years' time. andrew murray thinks europe need more players to break there before then. l europe need more players to break there before then.— there before then. i think the next batch of ryder _

there before then. i think the next batch of ryder cup _ there before then. i think the next batch of ryder cup players - there before then. i think the next batch of ryder cup players come l batch of ryder cup players come from, that's one question you would probably ask of the european talks. where are the next lee west woods? there is no obvious answer to that, a couple of guys from denmark perhaps and maybe robert mcintyre the young scots player, but there's nobody really threatening that top 30 or a0 in the world. the american system which produces all of those great players over there is obviously coming to the fourth. england all rounder has retired from test cricket saying that the intensity of the format of the game can be too much sometimes. he made his to be years ago and was capped 6a times. the 3a —year—old beach 2,000 test runs and 100 wickets back last essential contract years ago and there is concentrated on franchise cricket in the short of arms of the game where he will still make himself available to england and has been picked in the

preliminary squad for next month's t-20 preliminary squad for next month's t—20 world cup. lt’s preliminary squad for next month's t-20 world cop-— t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful— t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful role _ t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful role model. - t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful role model. you| t-20 world cup. it's been a - wonderful role model. you know, i really hope that off the back of what he's done with test cricket, their will be so many young boys and girls out there that we are wanting to follow in their footsteps because he's done fabulous things, the way he's done fabulous things, the way he carries himself, the way he plays. it's fantastic. he leaves a legacy. plays. it's fantastic. he leaves a lea . ., , ., plays. it's fantastic. he leaves a leaa . ., ,., ,,., legacy. part-time grand slam champion _ legacy. part-time grand slam champion yeah _ legacy. part-time grand slam champion yeah osaka - legacy. part-time grand slam champion yeah osaka look . legacy. part-time grand slam| champion yeah osaka look set legacy. part-time grand slam i champion yeah osaka look set to return to tennis in the near future after she has that edge to play again. she took another break from the sport earlier this month to focus on her mental health, but says she knows she's going to play again. return will be probably stealing, and it wouldn't really matter if she won.

hello again, a big drop in temperatures from yesterday and today as a cold front has brought to virtuous our way. 23 celsius one of the warmest in the uk antedate temperatures 11 celsius lower and the rule of thumb the further north or west you live the bigger those drops in temperatures have been. overnight tonight, see plenty of showers clearly cross wells in southwest england and otherwise some clear spells and temperatures getting down into single figures in the cool spots band of rain into whales or western air is available for spreading north and east were as in reaching most of england and running into parts of eastern and southern scotland to the afternoon. northwest scotland, northern ireland brighter with a master of sunshine and showers but either way unsettled with temperatures at 1a—17 and that's your weather.

welcome to new state reporting live from singapore. the headlines. the american r&b singer r kelly found guilty of trafficking and sexually abusing underage girls, boys and women. the prosecutor welcomed the verdict. ah. women. the prosecutor welcomed the verdict. . , ., ., ., , , verdict. a predator who used his inner circle _ verdict. a predator who used his inner circle to _ verdict. a predator who used his inner circle to ensnare _ verdict. a predator who used his inner circle to ensnare underage j inner circle to ensnare underage girls and young men and women for decades. let girls and young men and women for decades. . ., , decades. let the coalition building bean in decades. let the coalition building began in germany _ decades. let the coalition building began in germany as _ decades. let the coalition building began in germany as both - decades. let the coalition building began in germany as both major l began in germany as both major parties say they can form the next government. panic at the pumps in the uk as petrol stations run dry. we will look at how fuel is turning

into a full—blown global crisis.