they euro is the euro as well. they euro is struggling _ the euro as well. they euro is struggling as _ the euro as well. they euro is struggling as well. _ the euro as well. they euro is struggling as well. you're - struggling as well. you're absolutely right. we are not the only currency having trouble with the dollar — only currency having trouble with the dollar. we do seem to be doing rather_ the dollar. we do seem to be doing rather worse. the dollar. we do seem to be doing ratherworse. it the dollar. we do seem to be doing rather worse. it wasn't so long ago that the _ rather worse. it wasn't so long ago that the pound was worth a dollar 35. that the pound was worth a dollar 5 now— that the pound was worth a dollar 35. now we have hit a low today of a dollar _ 35. now we have hit a low today of a dollar and _ 35. now we have hit a low today of a dollar and 3 — 35. now we have hit a low today of a dollar and 3 cents. so quite clearly there _ dollar and 3 cents. so quite clearly there has— dollar and 3 cents. so quite clearly there has got to be some kind of intervention, certainly from the bank— intervention, certainly from the bank of— intervention, certainly from the bank of england to, and the question is when _ bank of england to, and the question is when they will do it. the only weapon— is when they will do it. the only weapon that bank of england have got to shore _ weapon that bank of england have got to shore up— weapon that bank of england have got to shore up the pound will be to raise _ to shore up the pound will be to raise interest rates. just staying with the don't _ raise interest rates. just staying with the don't panic _ raise interest rates. just staying with the don't panic story - raise interest rates. just staying with the don't panic story in - raise interest rates. just staying with the don't panic story in the| with the don't panic story in the express, we have heard from the labour leadership today where nigel is in liverpool, yes, they are going to put the 45p top tax rate back. they are not shifting any of the other stuff that has been announced, are they?

other stuff that has been announced, are the ? ., ., �*, are they? know, and it's interesting. _ are they? know, and it's interesting. we - are they? know, and it's interesting. we are - are they? know, and it's| interesting. we are going are they? know, and it's - interesting. we are going to look are they? know, and it's _ interesting. we are going to look at where the labour party's positioning itself at these next few stories. a lot of people have been saying at the labour party conference already, so from union leaders to, you know, metro mayors have been saying, look, cara starmer really needs to be a lot bolder at the moment. now is not the time for sitting on the fence and prevaricating. but the time for sitting on the fence and prevaricating.— the time for sitting on the fence and prevaricating. but is he right to sa , and prevaricating. but is he right to say. as _ and prevaricating. but is he right to say. as we — and prevaricating. but is he right to say, as we expect _ and prevaricating. but is he right to say, as we expect him - and prevaricating. but is he right to say, as we expect him to - and prevaricating. but is he right to say, as we expect him to say| and prevaricating. but is he right. to say, as we expect him to say that labour is now the party of the centre, rfps of tony blair? well, it de-ends centre, rfps of tony blair? well, it depends how _ centre, rfps of tony blair? well, it depends how you — centre, rfps of tony blair? well, it depends how you define _ centre, rfps of tony blair? well, it depends how you define the - centre, rfps of tony blair? well, it| depends how you define the centre, and the trouble is that in this country, the centre has been moving quite a lot. if you look at where the centre ground is, what do the majority of motors support? they support things like massive investment to deal with the climate

emergency which labour did, it miliband put forward pretty bold proposal today which was welcome. they also back nationalisation of utilities. even conservative voters back that. they back higher tax on the highest earners. they back investment in the nhs. and other public services. they back an increase in minimum wage and an increase in minimum wage and an increase in minimum wage and an increase in pay for public sector workers. that is the centre ground if you look at what the majority population agrees that. that is a long way away from kier starmer�*s very cautious responses over the last few years. very cautious responses over the last few years-— very cautious responses over the last few ears. ~ ., ,, , last few years. what you think being u . last few years. what you think being u- there last few years. what you think being up there liverpool _ last few years. what you think being up there liverpool applause - up there liverpool applause do you get a sense they do believe, the polls suggest they are way ahead of the traits at the moment. they are the responsible government in waiting? in this picture —— this pitch is the way to do it, that all

the british people of centre ground. the whole thing is that there is a real feel— the whole thing is that there is a real feel that labour has changed. you only— real feel that labour has changed. you only have to go in to the conference hall and see the set they've — conference hall and see the set they've got to actually see a union jack they've got to actually see a union jack on _ they've got to actually see a union jack on the — they've got to actually see a union jack on the site rather than red roses _ jack on the site rather than red roses are — jack on the site rather than red roses are red flags. the fact that they sing — roses are red flags. the fact that they sing the national anthem yesterday. there is a whole host of differences — yesterday. there is a whole host of differences about it. and as a result— differences about it. and as a result of— differences about it. and as a result of that, i have not seen labour— result of that, i have not seen labour activists have this kind of spring in— labour activists have this kind of spring in their step that they've -ot spring in their step that they've got at _ spring in their step that they've got at the — spring in their step that they've got at the moment since tony blair's day. got at the moment since tony blair's day~ they— got at the moment since tony blair's day. they actually can send victory now, _ day. they actually can send victory now. and — day. they actually can send victory now, and that is what is improving morale _ now, and that is what is improving morale hugely after several years of the doldrums. morale hugely after several years of the doldrums-— the doldrums. looking at the star, as always. — the doldrums. looking at the star, as always. honey _ the doldrums. looking at the star, as always, honey i _ the doldrums. looking at the star, as always, honey i shrunk - the doldrums. looking at the star, as always, honey i shrunk the - the doldrums. looking at the star, | as always, honey i shrunk the kids. it's their way of looking at it. but let's stick with the labour pitch now. very much stressing today that

she has absolute confidence in britain being able to do this but we are on the wrong path. is the blair model the right way, do you think? the blair model is not designed for 2022. when you look at the multiple crises that we are dealing with, and some of them absolutely correctly our global, it'sjust some of them absolutely correctly our global, it's just that we are coping in the worst way. our recovery is the lowest amongst g7 countries currently, even though, obviously, everyone is dealing with the gas crisis precipitated by the russian in invasion of ukraine. we look at these crisis, we got a climate emergency a cost—of—living crisis, post pandemic recovery, and you've just got flatlining wages and productivity after a decade of austerity. you can'tjust tinker around the edges of an economy that

looks like that. you have to have big broad reform, massive investment programmes, massive commitment to renewables, and again, we saw great signs of that at conference today, but that's. .. signs of that at conference today, but that's- - -_ signs of that at conference today, but that's. .. , ., ., , but that's. .. the green agenda very much art but that's. .. the green agenda very much part of _ but that's. .. the green agenda very much part of what _ but that's. .. the green agenda very much part of what people _ but that's. .. the green agenda very much part of what people were - but that's. .. the green agenda very i much part of what people were saying today at the conference. just a final thought from you, nigel, because we've got another look at the papers in about a0 minutes' time. but do you have any idea from your government sources what would be acceptable in terms of interest rate rises in the current situation? obviously the bank of england independent, but what our governments saying about this? where did they think interest rates could get to. did they think interest rates could net to. ~ , .. �* , did they think interest rates could aetto.~ , ,, �*, ., get to. where they think it's going to no to is get to. where they think it's going to go to is 2.7596. _ get to. where they think it's going to go to is 2.7596. so _ get to. where they think it's going to go to is 2.7596. so that - get to. where they think it's going to go to is 2.7596. so that is - to go to is 2.75%. so that is another— to go to is 2.75%. so that is another one and half points on what we have _ another one and half points on what we have at— another one and half points on what we have at the moment. the real problem. — we have at the moment. the real problem, obviously, is try to predict — problem, obviously, is try to predict for next year, and certainly

interest— predict for next year, and certainly interest rates of five or six or 7% are not— interest rates of five or six or 7% are not impossible. this interest rates of five or six or 7% are not impossible.— are not impossible. this is our first look. _ are not impossible. this is our first look, we _ are not impossible. this is our first look, we will— are not impossible. this is our first look, we will be - are not impossible. this is our first look, we will be back, - are not impossible. this is our| first look, we will be back, but are not impossible. this is our- first look, we will be back, but for now, good to have you on. thank you very much indeed. we will be back at our second look at the papers, as they say, in about 35 minutes' time. hello there, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. what a game at wembley to bring you. a drama filled second half saw six goals as england and germany played out a thrilling draw, in theirfinal nations league encounter. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports.

it is their last competitive game before the world cup. scotland and northern ireland are in action tomorrow night. northern ireland will play greece. but a virus in the scotland camp is threatening their chances ahead of the decider with ukraine. steve clarke's side need to just avoid defeat, to ensure promotion in the nations league, and confirm a play off spot for euro 202a. they'll be without scott mckenna, scott mctominay and kieran tierney the latest players to withdraw from the squad, while che adams and lyndon bikes have also been ill. the fowards have travelled to poland to play ukraine, with clarke confident after back to back wins. we played well. it was a different game. it will be a different mindset for the ukrainians. they know how good we are. we didn't show them how good we are. we didn't show them how good we are. we didn't show them how good we were in the summer, but now they know how good we are and how good we can be. they will be determined to play to their best, we are determined to play to our best, so it should be a pretty good game.

i have been here 18 months now, and the improvement has been drastic. i think— the improvement has been drastic. i think everyone is pulling now in the i’ili'it think everyone is pulling now in the right direction and i think we've always— right direction and i think we've always been doing that, but it is one of— always been doing that, but it is one of them now we just have to not to get— one of them now we just have to not to get too— one of them now we just have to not to get too ahead of ourselves. just keep doing well and taking each game as it comes _ worcester warriors rugby club is to be put into administration the accredited employees or play the real living wage to all staff including caterers, cleaning and stewards. alastair is across this story for bbc. i stewards. alastair is across this story for bbc-— stewards. alastair is across this story for bbc. i guess it's a choice ofthe story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way — story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you _ story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you spend _ story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you spend your- story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you spend your money| story for bbc. i guess it's a choice i of the way you spend your money for the clubs themselves. this comes after the real living wage went up last week by about 10% for all organisations and that was to £10 90 an hour outside of london. £1195 inside london. so we asked on the league clubs whether they played this real living wage —— living wage to their step. 12% said that they did to other staff and

subcontractors because it includes the likes of stewards, caterers, cleaners that came into the cup on match days. cleaners that came into the cup on match days-— match days. wester warriors have been suspended _ match days. wester warriors have been suspended and _ match days. wester warriors have been suspended and will- match days. wester warriors have been suspended and will be - match days. wester warriors have been suspended and will be put . been suspended and will be put into... earlier, the owners of the finanically stricken club had failed to meet a five o'clock deadline to provide the rugby football union with proof they had a "credible" plan for its future. it's resulted in all warriors teams being suspended from competition. it's obviously very disappointing. i would be lying if i said i was surprised. i think it was something that we knew was coming, we spoke about it at length last week, the back end of last week. leading into the newcastle game that this is probably the likely outcome. but even though we knew it was coming it was tough. like we said we are rugby players and we want to play rugby. to not have the opportunity is pretty tough. i have my fingers crossed that there will

be a resolution sooner rather than later so we can get back out on the pitch. a new boss has been appointed and he's been in charge of leicester since 2016 and his time they lead them to the 2018 european champions cup and the pro 1a title on four occasions. he will continue in that role the season but says the chance to challenge himself and coach in france is an exciting one. england captain heather knight insists india made no attempt to warn charlie dean, before her "mankad" run out in their one day international at lord's on saturday. india bowler deepti sharma said dean was "repeatedly" warned during her innings about leaving her crease early, prior to the run out, which sealed victory for the tourists. knight has countered that saying there was no warning. she added the win was "legitimate" and they "shouldn't feel the need to justify it by lying". ahead of the women's rugby league world cup in november. england head coach craig richards has named a 2a player squad, with 18 of them coming

from leeds rhinos and st helens. the recently crowned woman of steel winner tara jane stanley is in, as too are former winners of the award, jodie cunningham, georgia roche and courtney winfield hill. leeds rhinos' zoe hornby is the only uncapped player included, final against st helens earlier this year. and tyson fury says his proposed heavyweight showdown with anthonyjoshua is off. after his self imposed deadline expired. fury setjoshua's camp an ultimatum on friday night, insisting if the deal couldn't be done in time, he would walk away. well the gypsy king posted this video on his instagram earlier. it's gone past five o'clock monday. no contract has been signed. it's officially over forjoshua. no contract has been signed. it's officially overforjoshua. he is now out in the cold with the wolfpack. forget about it. idiot! always knew it, always knew he didn't have the minerals to fight the gypsy king. good luck with your

career and your life. for the gypsy king. good luck with your career and your life.— career and your life. for the developments _ career and your life. for the developments i'm _ career and your life. for the developments i'm sure - career and your life. for the developments i'm sure our| career and your life. for the - developments i'm sure our two, that one. and that's all the sport for now. a reminder you can get all of those strays at the usual place. that's the bbc sport website. we will see you soon. hello. like monday, tuesday will be another day of frequent showers for some of you. for others though bit more sunshine around. and when we start with the driest conditions parts of central and southern scotland, eastern england coolest of the weather first thing. here fewer showers to come through the day but northern scotland showers will be fairly frequent. the northern, eastern and northern ireland through the isle of man, northwest england north—west midlands and north—east wales. another batch of cloud but with more persistent rain pushing towards cornwall parts of devon and also the channel islands. in those areas stick with the sunshade actually feels quite pleasant out there that september sunshine still strong. with the wind is blowing quite a keen breeze.

ten to 16 degrees will feel cool. the wind will shift northwards as we go through into tuesday night. so tuesday night and wednesday that most likely to see some of the wettest part of the weather. fewer showers overall on thursday before wet and windy weather arrives on friday.