me to the church that it brings me to the church that would scroll on memos, action this day and quite a lot of days had passed without action, but that is what people want starting next week. if they can't have it, but looking at this independent front—page, typical households are on course to see real income fall by £3000 over the next two years. for those living on limited means, that could be quite a significant chunk. absolutely, and i think it reinforces that thing we all know — it is the _ reinforces that thing we all know — it is the people are already struggling. you are talking about that need — struggling. you are talking about that need for action this day. one thing _ that need for action this day. one thing i_ that need for action this day. one thing i think borisjohnson played on when — thing i think borisjohnson played on when he was seeking power was this idea _ on when he was seeking power was this idea that he was a doer, he was

an action man, he didn't sit around but got _ an action man, he didn't sit around but got things done. what we've seen over the _ but got things done. what we've seen over the last few months is total inertia _ over the last few months is total inertia and — over the last few months is total inertia and indecision and excuses. ithink— inertia and indecision and excuses. i think it _ inertia and indecision and excuses. i think it puts the light to a lot of what — i think it puts the light to a lot of what he puts the career on —— built— of what he puts the career on —— built his — of what he puts the career on —— built his career on. 0n the front of the telegraph, might have consequences for health, perhaps. clearly reasons why people find it attractive. truss hence she may and ask limits. what is she saying? may and ask limits. what is she sa in: ? �* , , may and ask limits. what is she sa inc? �* , , , ., saying? i'm “ust digging this up on my — saying? i'm just digging this up on my screen. but — saying? i'm just digging this up on my screen, but i _ saying? i'm just digging this up on my screen, but i do _ saying? i'm just digging this up on my screen, but i do think - saying? i'm just digging this up on my screen, but i do think this - saying? i'm just digging this up on my screen, but i do think this is i my screen, but i do think this is a slightly— my screen, but i do think this is a slightly overblown story. i'm just zooming — slightly overblown story. i'm just zooming in again now, but i believe she said _ zooming in again now, but i believe she said they would look at that, which _ she said they would look at that, which i _ she said they would look at that, which i think it's, what you say is, i which i think it's, what you say is, i hear— which i think it's, what you say is, i hear what — which i think it's, what you say is, i hear what you say. she saying could _ i hear what you say. she saying could you — i hear what you say. she saying could you please abolish, could you basically _

could you please abolish, could you basically abolished the limits, she said we need to be prepared to look at that. i don't think this should he _ look at that. i don't think this should be entirely overblown as a story _ should be entirely overblown as a story. tomorrow, this trust will be prime _ story. tomorrow, this trust will be prime minister and we'll all be speeding, but i would point out as the telegraph says, in germany, most autobahn— the telegraph says, in germany, most autobahn have no speed limit. there have ireen— autobahn have no speed limit. there have been a — autobahn have no speed limit. there have been a libertarian case based on studies — have been a libertarian case based on studies in cases like germany which _ on studies in cases like germany which people can disagree about the implant _ which people can disagree about the implant... the more risk there is. i don't _ implant... the more risk there is. i don't recommend trying it out. i only— don't recommend trying it out. i only recently passed my driving test _ only recently passed my driving test but — only recently passed my driving test. but i think it is true that there — test. but i think it is true that there are _ test. but i think it is true that there are right—wing circles in which — there are right—wing circles in which the _ there are right—wing circles in which the idea of moving to a german

system _ which the idea of moving to a german system didn't come out of nowhere. i don't _ system didn't come out of nowhere. i don't think— system didn't come out of nowhere. i don't think truss has shown anything she's— don't think truss has shown anything she's ireen— don't think truss has shown anything she's been moving the question on. even _ she's been moving the question on. even if— she's been moving the question on. even if you — she's been moving the question on. even if you scrapped the speed limit, people will still be keeping sb down anyway!— limit, people will still be keeping sb down anyway! that's very true. when i sb down anyway! that's very true. when i was _ sb down anyway! that's very true. when i was driving, _ sb down anyway! that's very true. when i was driving, i _ sb down anyway! that's very true. when i was driving, i was - sb down anyway! that's very true. when i was driving, i was thinking that. i could go a bit quicker, but i don't want to run out of fuel! so, yeah, i think kate is right. i think she's given her view on it and her take on it, she's spoken about smart motorways and described it as an expect spearmint that's not worked. and there is i think good numbers, good figures that back up what they do in germany as well. but i don't

think this is a huge priority of liz truss's. i think it's being talked about tonight. we've got a couple minutes left. the daily express, resting queen won't risk meeting new p.m. in london. i risk meeting new p.m. in london. i think that's the story we know about, that the queen is obviously very vulnerable and the expresses saying there are concerns over her health. not vulnerable, but she's no spring chicken any more, let's put it that way. i think it makes sense for her to remain about moral, and the next prime minister will be greeted outside of london —— remain in about moral. i think it makes perfect sense —— balmoral.

in about moral. i think it makes perfect sense -- balmoral. after all, the queen _ perfect sense -- balmoral. after all, the queen is _ perfect sense -- balmoral. after all, the queen is the _ perfect sense -- balmoral. after all, the queen is the queen - perfect sense -- balmoral. after all, the queen is the queen of l all, the queen is the queen of scottand~ _ all, the queen is the queen of scotland. why on earth shouldn't she hem _ scotland. why on earth shouldn't she be... shouldn't she be appointing her government as we officially have to think— her government as we officially have to think a _ her government as we officially have to think a bit? in that nation rather— to think a bit? in that nation rather than the english nation. there — rather than the english nation. there will— rather than the english nation. there will be lots of scottish unionist— there will be lots of scottish unionist to rather like the idea. to be unionist to rather like the idea. be fair, my unionist to rather like the idea. trr be fair, my grandfather did in the south of france, so you don't... although the weather �*s probably, dare i say, probably better in the south of france. balmoral has a lot to recommend. let's end on the front of the voice. kate, lovely photograph of prince charles with the prime minister of barbados. first of all, the the prime minister of barbados.

first of all,— first of all, the royal family is very aware — first of all, the royal family is very aware that _ first of all, the royal family is very aware that barbados - first of all, the royal family is very aware that barbados in l very aware that barbados in particular is somewhere that has talked _ particular is somewhere that has talked about... there's been a lot of conversation about becoming a republic — of conversation about becoming a republic. i'm sorry, my earphones 'ust republic. i'm sorry, my earphones just dropped, but if you can still hear— just dropped, but if you can still hear me. — just dropped, but if you can still hear me, this is... and choosing the photograph— hear me, this is... and choosing the photograph with the politically leader. — photograph with the politically leader, it's really... it's impossible not to see this decision. it's impossible not to see this decision. its child _ impossible not to see this decision. it's child editing, celebrating its 40th— it's child editing, celebrating its 40th anniversary as it sets up the top 40 _ 40th anniversary as it sets up the top 40 years of black british lives. it's top 40 years of black british lives. it's sad, _ top 40 years of black british lives. it's sad, but — top 40 years of black british lives. it's sad, but it's impossible to not see this _ it's sad, but it's impossible to not see this in — it's sad, but it's impossible to not see this in the context of meghan markie's — see this in the context of meghan markle's mary public falling out with the — markle's mary public falling out with the royal family. —— very

public — with the royal family. —— very public. there's been a lot of recent allegations, and i don't need to go into all— allegations, and i don't need to go into at! of— allegations, and i don't need to go into all of them, but someone is also _ into all of them, but someone is also making a statement in arranging for prince _ also making a statement in arranging for prince charles to do this. in that respect, it's probably quite... we are out of time, but i will ask you to comment on this in the next review. if you want to hear what james thinks, stay tuned. i'll be back at 11.30. good evening. plenty of twist and turns in the premier league. with five fixtures. erling haaland starred for manchester city with a hat—trick in a 6—0 thrashing of nottingham forest, with leaders arsenal also winning against aston villa. but liverpool struggled against newcastle before a last—minute winner saw them win 2—1.

joe lynskey has more. in five games, he scored nine goals. if he goes on at this rate, he'll get 60 for the season. this was a erlang harland's second hat—trick in a row, and at manchester city, he's just starting. he scores the goals, they waited a year for from a number nine inside the box. this time, nottingham forest couldn't stop him. their squad has 18 new signings. harland was city's. he joined the club but it is speak and could take the champions even for the —— even further. the champions even for the -- even further. , , ., ., �* , further. this is natural. it's difficult to _ further. this is natural. it's difficult to buy, _ further. this is natural. it's difficult to buy, to - further. this is natural. it's difficult to buy, to teach i further. this is natural. it's. difficult to buy, to teach this further. this is natural. it's - difficult to buy, to teach this kind of set of rules. i'm very pleased for everything. of set of rules. i'm very pleased for everything-—

of set of rules. i'm very pleased for everything. now, “ust to stay close to city. h for everything. now, just to stay close to city, liverpool- for everything. now, just to stay close to city, liverpool have - for everything. now, just to stay close to city, liverpool have to l close to city, liverpool have to win. forfirst ally close to city, liverpool have to win. for first ally against newcastle, they trailed again. the team's new swedish striker scored hours on from being cleared to play, but when roberto equalised, it was set up for the dramatic. it came from liverpool in the 90th minute. still not clear! it's in!— still not clear! it's in! fabio carba'al still not clear! it's in! fabio carbajal leo _ still not clear! it's in! fabio carbajal leo signed - still not clear! it's in! fabio carbajal leo signed in - still not clear! it's in! fabio carbajal leo signed in may. still not clear! it's in! fabio - carbajal leo signed in may. the £5 million fee felt the senate or open any goal that went so much. —— delta snip. but still the pace of the stop was set by arsenal, who fought back again to win a fifth match out of five. this time, they beat aston villa, who is now lost four in a row. there are 33 games left to change things, but at both ends of the league, the stark and set the

tone. joe lynskey, bbc news. tottenham hotspur maintained their unbeaten start to the season, with a hard—earned point at west ham. summer signing thilo kerher with an unfortunate own goal to give spurs the lead, but the hammers responding in the second half through tomas soucek. the czech confidently converting from antonio's clever flicked pass. spurs stay third, while west ham are up to 14th. meanwhile, it finished 0—0 between bournemouth and wolves. four games tonight in the scottish league cup, with wins for motherwell, dundee united, and kilmarnock. and holders celtic maintained their perfect start to the season, and are through to the quarterfinals with a 4—1 win at ross county. giorgos giakoumakis with the pick of the goals. they have scored 25 in their opening six domestic games, and play rangers in the old firm on saturday. the jury in the trial of former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs was discharged by the judge earlier, after it failed to reach a verdict on any of the three charges made against him. the 48—year—old has denied accusations of controlling behaviour and assault. matt graveling has been

following the case for us at manchester crown court. at the end of a trial which lasted for three—and—a—half weeks, the jury made up of 11 people returned to court number two here at manchester crown square crown court after more than 22 hours of deliberation, and they told the judge they'd failed to reach a verdict on any of the three counts faced by the former manchester united player. now, ryan giggs was facing three charges. one of these was the alleged controlling behaviour towards his former partner kate greville between august 2017 and november 2020. and two charges are alleged assault against ms greville and her younger sister emma over an alleged incident that occurred at the former wales manager's home during a scuffle over a mobile phone on the 1st on the 1st of november 2020. mr giggs denies all of the charges. now, for around two weeks, thejury here heard evidence from a number of witnesses, which included sir alex ferguson, mr giggs gave no reaction in the dock whenjudge hilary manley dismissed the jury. however, moments later, his head dropped when he heard how long it could take for the case to conclude.

and this is because for the next seven days, it will be up to the prosecution to decide whether or not to bring this case back to court, but if they choose to, judge hilary manley said the earliest that it may be heard is june of next year. serena williams is an action later for a tricky match. it's a decade since andy murray's one and only triumph at flushing meadows. ten years, two grand slams, and one metal hip later, the expectations may be a little lower, but he's still box office in the big apple. the former world number one hasjust won on arthure ashe in his second round clash with american emilio nava. nava is ranked 203 in the world, but it's been a grueling encounter — he lost the first set, but then came roaring back to win the match. but harriet dart�*s us open is over. she was unable to follow up her upset of daria kasatkina in the first round, losing to hungary's dalma galfi in straight sets. on saturday, we'll be crowning the second champions of the hundred. but who will be in the final? 0val invincibles sealed their place by beating the manchester 0riginals

by 32 runs to finish top — they'll face the winners of friday's eliminator between the trent rockets and southern brave, who lost to the northern superchargers earlier. in the men's hundred, the manchester 0riginals sealed their place in friday's eliminator with a thrilling six—wicket win over the oval invincibles, paul walter scrambling home the winning runs with a ball remaining. they'll face the london spirit with trent rockets awaiting the winner in saturday's final. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. a bit ofa a bit of a fresh start, temperatures 2 or three degrees and some sheltered valleys. a bit more cloud around compared with the past

few days. one or two showers close to kent. god will increase further. 0ne to kent. god will increase further. one or two heavy showers. —— cloud will increase further. for most, it will increase further. for most, it will be a thursday a sunny spells. temperatures creeping up by a degree or two. winds will fall lighter into friday, but southern areas with a greater chance of rain developing as we go through the night and into the morning. a few patches in the north, most start to dry, but through the friday and saturday, increasing chance.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. un inspectors arrive in the ukrainian town of zaporizhzhia, close to the russian—occupied nuclear power plant, as ukraine and russia blame each other for the fighting which rages around it. my my mission is a technical mission, that seeks to prevent a nuclear accident. as the tributes continue, preparations are being made for the funeral of mikhail gorbachov, the last leader of the soviet union. a final critical report is released by the un human rights commissioner