killed, in a train crash in the eastern state of odisha — and officials are warning that the number of dead is expected to rise. 900 people have been injured. it is already the country's worst train crash this century. three trains were involved in the collision — which all began vincent mcaviney reports. it was supposed to be an overnight train journey, but ended up a disaster in the middle of the countryside. it's believed several carriages from the shalimar chennai coromandel express derailed at about 1900 local time. some ended up on the adjacent track, only for them then to be hit by another train — the howrah superfast express — travelling from yesvantpur to howrah. carriages were toppled due to the powerful impact, smashing open compartments. rescue teams and residents climbed

up the mangled wreckage to try to find survivors. some who escaped watched on in shock. |translation: ten, 15 people fell| on me when the accident happened and everything was haywire. i hurt my hand. and also the back of my neck. sirens. more than 200 ambulances attended the scene and more than 100 additional doctors were mobilised. they worked through the night to try to rescue those trapped inside the carriages and get them to nearby hospitals. it's not immediately clear what led to the derailment of the first train and why the second didn't manage to stop in time. india has one of the largest and busiest train networks in the world, but accidents are common despite successive governments investing hundreds of millions of pounds to improve infrastructure. indian prime minister narendra modi said he was distressed by the incident and his thoughts were with the bereaved families, tweeting, "rescue ops are underway at the site of the mishap

"and all possible assistance is being given to those affected." in the morning light, the scale of the disaster was revealed. with survivors rescued, work has begun on recovering the victims. dozens of body bags lined the tracks beside the wreckage. it's expected the death toll will continue to rise. but already it's the world's deadliest train disaster in some 20 years. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. a short while ago one of the rescuers shared a harrowing account of what he saw at the crash site. just a warning — some viewers may find the details upsetting. translation: there was a small child amongst them whose - parents were killed. he was crying and eventually died. many people were there asking desperately for water. i offered water to each and every one of them. lots of people including women

from my village came out to help. there were many injured people at the accident site. we successfully rescued many of them and escorted them to the bus stop. they expressed immense gratitude towards us, referring to our aid as a godsend. witnessing the scene of the accident, caused my mind to go numb. i was completely covered all over in blood. let's speak to our news reporter divya arya who's in delhi. if you could begin by taking us through the sequence of events when the trains collided. it through the sequence of events when the trains collided.— the trains collided. it happened at 7m local the trains collided. it happened at 7pm local time — the trains collided. it happened at 7pm local time in _ the trains collided. it happened at 7pm local time in india _ the trains collided. it happened at 7pm local time in india yesterdayl 7pm local time in india yesterday evening. from what we know so far there was a goods train parked on one of the tracks and one train hit

that goods train which was stationary and that led to the first derailment. some minutes later another train coming from the opposite direction hit these two trains, in totalfrom opposite direction hit these two trains, in total from what we know, what the railway ministry has shared, i7 coaches were derailed and almost 2000 or a little more passengers were on the trains, a thousand of them we are told are injured. they have been taken to three hospitals are joining the area. the spot where the accident happened is at the northern tip of the eastern state of 0disha, near the eastern state of 0disha, near the coast. it is quite a distance from the capital and bigger towns around it. there have been a lot of other forces deployed for rescue. the national disaster rescue force was deployed, some helicopters were

put on standby to rescue people but from preliminary information we have got in the last hour the rescue operations seem to be heading to a close and the focus is shifting on restoration. the latest we know of the number of people dead in this unfortunate accident has climbed up to 261, we do not know of the 1000 people treated in hospital how many are severely injured and could add to this number of casualties. the other information we know for sure is that the prime minister and a modi who has held a meeting in delhi to take stock of what has happened and what is being done is heading to the disaster site. idem; and what is being done is heading to the disaster site.— the disaster site. very briefly, india has a — the disaster site. very briefly, india has a massive _ the disaster site. very briefly, india has a massive railway i the disaster site. very briefly, - india has a massive railway network, how common are accidents of this scale? ., ., , m, how common are accidents of this scale? ., ., , , scale? not of this scale definitely but accidents _ scale? not of this scale definitely

but accidents have _ scale? not of this scale definitely but accidents have been - scale? not of this scale definitely but accidents have been a - scale? not of this scale definitely but accidents have been a reason j scale? not of this scale definitely i but accidents have been a reason for concern and a special anti—collision mechanism has been developed over the past few years but from what we know that was not deployed on the trains on this track and this route which is the south—eastern route of indian railways. which is the south-eastern route of indian railways.— indian railways. thank you so much for “oininu indian railways. thank you so much forjoining us— indian railways. thank you so much forjoining us and _ indian railways. thank you so much forjoining us and as _ indian railways. thank you so much forjoining us and as the _ indian railways. thank you so much forjoining us and as the indian - forjoining us and as the indian prime minister visits the site we will bring you the latest when that happens. it's a big weekend of events in england — from music concerts to the fa cup final — but rail passengers face more disruption today due to further strike action. here is a list of the train companies affected. 40% of services are expected to run, with some areas having no service at all. 12,000 train drivers are walking out for the second time this week, as members of the aslef union strike over pay and conditions. live now to our reporter frances read at euston station in london.

firstly, what is it like where you are? that is a big station, or any services operating?— are? that is a big station, or any services operating? pretty quiet at the moment. _ services operating? pretty quiet at the moment, as _ services operating? pretty quiet at the moment, as you _ services operating? pretty quiet at the moment, as you expect. - services operating? pretty quiet at the moment, as you expect. i- services operating? pretty quiet at | the moment, as you expect. i think most people have got the memo. i can see the departures board and there has been one train all day pretty regularly to watford junction and thatisit regularly to watford junction and that is it and the vast majority of people have got the memo. we have a lot of things happening in london this weekend, the fa cup final, the epsom derby, the beyonce concert at the spurs stadium so tens of thousands of people here expected. there have been picket lines at train stations across the country, the strikers by drivers from the aslef union and the operators are based in england but there are massive regional variations across the country with some regions having no trains running and it is impacting across the border into

scotland and wales. we met some people travelling from abroad who did not get the memo and let's listen to what they said. we are t in: to listen to what they said. we are trying to get — listen to what they said. we are trying to get on _ listen to what they said. we are trying to get on a _ listen to what they said. we are trying to get on a train - listen to what they said. we are trying to get on a train to - trying to get on a train to manchester to catch a flight to new york city _ manchester to catch a flight to new york city. we were sold a ticket to a train _ york city. we were sold a ticket to a train that — york city. we were sold a ticket to a train that was on strike so we went_ a train that was on strike so we went to — a train that was on strike so we went to book the tickets it would not let _ went to book the tickets it would not let you book for a train that was going — not let you book for a train that was going to be on strike but this one did _ was going to be on strike but this one did so — was going to be on strike but this one did so we got here with all the luggage _ one did so we got here with all the luggage to find the platform is closed — luggage to find the platform is closed. we luggage to find the platform is closed. ~ ., ., ., closed. we tried to go to the concert of — closed. we tried to go to the concert of coakley _ closed. we tried to go to the concert of coakley in - closed. we tried to go to the - concert of coakley in manchester and no train _ concert of coakley in manchester and no train is _ concert of coakley in manchester and no train is going _ concert of coakley in manchester and no train is going there. _ concert of coakley in manchester and no train is going there. and - concert of coakley in manchester and no train is going there. and we - no train is going there. and we already— no train is going there. and we already have _ no train is going there. and we already have tickets _ no train is going there. and we already have tickets for- no train is going there. and we already have tickets for the - no train is going there. and we i already have tickets for the thing. and now— already have tickets for the thing. and now we — already have tickets for the thing. and now we need _ already have tickets for the thing. and now we need to _ already have tickets for the thing. and now we need to find - already have tickets for the thing. and now we need to find some i already have tickets for the thing. i and now we need to find some other way to— and now we need to find some other way to go— and now we need to find some other way to go there _ and now we need to find some other way to go there -- _ and now we need to find some other way to go there-— way to go there. -- coldplay. that is the view — way to go there. -- coldplay. that is the view from _ way to go there. -- coldplay. that is the view from passengers - way to go there. -- coldplay. that is the view from passengers but i way to go there. -- coldplay. that i is the view from passengers but what about the people who are striking? it's interesting you say that because i have been speaking to people on the picket lines and some

of them say they have lost 1a days pay doing this so they do not do it lightly and we have spoken to the unions today and they said they had no choice but to do this, they never wanted to do this, it is affordable but the question is when does all of this end? they have no clear end in sight so let's listen to the general secretary of aslef who spoke to us earlier. �* , , ., , . , earlier. it's been four years without a — earlier. it's been four years without a pay _ earlier. it's been four years without a pay rise, - earlier. it's been four years without a pay rise, i - earlier. it's been four years without a pay rise, i keep l without a pay rise, i keep emphasising this. we have had two offers— emphasising this. we have had two offers of— emphasising this. we have had two offers of deceit in bad faith and let's_ offers of deceit in bad faith and let's look— offers of deceit in bad faith and let's look at this. i do not have a problem — let's look at this. i do not have a problem with wales and scotland, i do not _ problem with wales and scotland, i do not have a problem with open access, _ do not have a problem with open access, merseyrail, tfl, we have a westminster government that has been intransigent and we have done 14 pay deals elsewhere. 40% of trains running — deals elsewhere. 40% of trains running today or because we have no issues _ running today or because we have no issues with— running today or because we have no issues with the companies. is running today or because we have no issues with the companies.— issues with the companies. is there an sin issues with the companies. is there any sign of — issues with the companies. is there any sign of the _ issues with the companies. is there any sign of the dispute _ issues with the companies. is there any sign of the dispute being - any sign of the dispute being resolved? trio

any sign of the dispute being resolved?— any sign of the dispute being resolved? ., ., ,, ., , ., resolved? no and i think that is for the for people- _ resolved? no and i think that is for the for people. the _ resolved? no and i think that is for the for people. the department. resolved? no and i think that is forj the for people. the department for transport put out a statement earlier saying the government has facilitated a fair and reasonable pay offer and now union leaders must put this to their members but the union said they have put it to their members and that is why they are taking this decision in the first place so it seems like there is deadlock and no way forward and hear the platforms remain closed. thank ou and of the platforms remain closed. thank you and of course _ the platforms remain closed. thank you and of course with _ the platforms remain closed. thank you and of course with a _ the platforms remain closed. thank you and of course with a big - the platforms remain closed. thank you and of course with a big new i you and of course with a big new developments on that story throughout the day. inspections and searches are continuing on the sightseeing boat at the centre of the investigation into the deaths of two people, who got into difficulty in the water off bournemouth beach. the dorset belle has been impounded by police after the incident on wednesday, in which a 12—year—old girl from buckinghamshire and a 17—year—old boy from southampton died. another eight people

were treated by paramedics. the mother of the television presenter caroline flack has criticised the way itv handled the departure of phillip schofield — saying it hasn't learned lessons from her daughter's suicide. the former this morning host apologised after he admitted lying about an affair with a younger male colleague, and said he understood how caroline flack felt in the face of utterly "relentless" news coverage. christine flack told newsnight she was worried about both mr schofield and the young man involved. they treat them as commodities. and i know it's a lovelyjob and i know they earn money, but also the television stations that earn money from them. and... but they're not commodities, they're people and they're employed. and if my employee didn't take care of me, there'd be all hell to pay. there will be higher security than ever before at the epsom derby —

one of the uks biggest horse races — today after animal rights campaigners said they will target the event. the animal rising group stormed the field at the grand national race in april, glueing and locking themsleves tojumps. three horses died during the festival. let's cross to the racecourse at epsom where our correspondent charlotte gallgaher is there. they are talking about unprecedented security ahead of the meeting today but what are you seeing? this security ahead of the meeting today but what are you seeing?— but what are you seeing? as you would exoect — but what are you seeing? as you would expect lots _ but what are you seeing? as you would expect lots of _ but what are you seeing? as you would expect lots of police - but what are you seeing? as you l would expect lots of police officers and lots of stewards, people behind me queueing up, getting in early to the racecourse to get a good view of the racecourse to get a good view of the derby and security definitely a challenge this year for organisers. animal rising have said they intend to target the event. they disrupted the start of the grand national in april and try to target the scottish grand national that month as well so there is heightened security, lots of people walking around looking at things. the man in charge of

everything is never an trousdale, chief executive of the jockey everything is never an trousdale, chief executive of thejockey club and you own this racecourse so how much of a challenge has it been? aha, much of a challenge has it been? a significant challenge for us. at the derby— significant challenge for us. at the derby historically there is always a significant — derby historically there is always a significant security operation but this year. — significant security operation but this year, as you said, we are facing — this year, as you said, we are facing a — this year, as you said, we are facing a clear and illegal threat of disruption — facing a clear and illegal threat of disruption to the race, as we saw at aintree _ disruption to the race, as we saw at aintree so— disruption to the race, as we saw at aintree so we are prepared for that. additional— aintree so we are prepared for that. additional security personnel, cameras — additional security personnel, cameras and fencing and various other— cameras and fencing and various other things besides. you cameras and fencing and various other things besides.— other things besides. you were ranted other things besides. you were granted an _ other things besides. you were granted an injunction, - other things besides. you were granted an injunction, what - other things besides. you were i granted an injunction, what does that mean? tote granted an in'unction, what does that mean?— granted an in'unction, what does that meant— granted an in'unction, what does that meaha_ granted an in'unction, what does that mean? ~ ., ., that mean? we went to the high court last week and — that mean? we went to the high court last week and were _ that mean? we went to the high court last week and were granted _ that mean? we went to the high court last week and were granted an - last week and were granted an injunction _ last week and were granted an injunction against anyone who attempts to disrupt the race, the passage — attempts to disrupt the race, the passage of the horses from the parade — passage of the horses from the parade ring and at any point on the track— parade ring and at any point on the track of— parade ring and at any point on the track of the — parade ring and at any point on the track of the crossing points to the racecourse — track of the crossing points to the racecourse and what that means in practice _ racecourse and what that means in practice is— racecourse and what that means in practice is it — racecourse and what that means in practice is it gives us an easier route — practice is it gives us an easier route to — practice is it gives us an easier route to prosecution and anyone who breaches _ route to prosecution and anyone who breaches that injunction is in contempt of court and that will lead to the _ contempt of court and that will lead

to the injunction being enforced and a fine _ to the injunction being enforced and a fine or— to the injunction being enforced and a fine or prison and we want to deter— a fine or prison and we want to deter people from protesting, and there _ deter people from protesting, and there is— deter people from protesting, and there is a — deter people from protesting, and there is a legal protesting up the hill from — there is a legal protesting up the hill from where we have been standing _ hill from where we have been standing now and we have been in dialogue _ standing now and we have been in dialogue with animal rising and they had taken _ dialogue with animal rising and they had taken up that offer of dialogue and we _ had taken up that offer of dialogue and we are pleased and we would appeal— and we are pleased and we would appeal to — and we are pleased and we would appeal to them to show us the same respect _ appeal to them to show us the same respect hy— appeal to them to show us the same respect by us giving them that area. people _ respect by us giving them that area. people behind us queueing up, all in their top hats and fascinator some at the derby takes place at 1:30pm, at the derby takes place at 1:30pm, a huge day for horse racing and one of the jockeys? it is a huge day for horse racing and one of the jockeys?— of the 'ockeys? it is a huge race, the of the jockeys? it is a huge race, the biggest _ of the jockeys? it is a huge race, the biggest flat _ of the jockeys? it is a huge race, the biggest flat race _ of the jockeys? it is a huge race, the biggest flat race in _ of the jockeys? it is a huge race, the biggest flat race in the - of the jockeys? it is a huge race, | the biggest flat race in the british calendar, — the biggest flat race in the british calendar, woven into the fabric of british— calendar, woven into the fabric of british sporting calendar and it's fantastic— british sporting calendar and it's fantastic to see so many people and the abyss _ fantastic to see so many people and the abyss were building. frankie dettori. — the abyss were building. frankie dettori, his last derby. his chance to win _ dettori, his last derby. his chance to win his— dettori, his last derby. his chance to win his third classic of the season, _ to win his third classic of the season, the season along. nojockey since _ season, the season along. nojockey since 2010 _ season, the season along. nojockey since 2010 has done the oaks derby

double. _ since 2010 has done the oaks derby double, fantastic yesterday winning the oaks _ double, fantastic yesterday winning the oaks and the coronation cup but lots of— the oaks and the coronation cup but lots of other stories. the fox is running — lots of other stories. the fox is running owned by king power who stadium. — running owned by king power who stadium, and they know they have been _ stadium, and they know they have been relegated for the premier league — been relegated for the premier league so we hope a good win here would _ league so we hope a good win here would be _ league so we hope a good win here would be an— league so we hope a good win here would be an antidote for them and on a more _ would be an antidote for them and on a more poignant need, jessie harrington attempting to become the first female trainer to win the race and she _ first female trainer to win the race and she is— first female trainer to win the race and she is fighting an a very poignant _ and she is fighting an a very poignant battle with breast cancer so we _ poignant battle with breast cancer so we are — poignant battle with breast cancer so we are thinking about her at the moment— so we are thinking about her at the moment and her daughter kate and we are thinking _ moment and her daughter kate and we are thinking of all the human stories— are thinking of all the human stories behind us.— are thinking of all the human stories behind us. aidan o'brien ho-tin stories behind us. aidan o'brien hoping for _ stories behind us. aidan o'brien hoping for his — stories behind us. aidan o'brien hoping for his ninth _ stories behind us. aidan o'brien hoping for his ninth win, - stories behind us. aidan o'brien hoping for his ninth win, hoping | stories behind us. aidan o'brien i hoping for his ninth win, hoping for another win? hoping for his ninth win, hoping for anotherwin? his hoping for his ninth win, hoping for another win?— another win? his horse wasjust another win? his horse was 'ust touched at �* another win? his horse was 'ust touched at the i another win? his horse was 'ust touched at the oaks i another win? his horse wasjust touched at the oaks yesterday l another win? his horse wasjust i touched at the oaks yesterday and he is a fantastic trainer. i was very lucky— is a fantastic trainer. i was very lucky to— is a fantastic trainer. i was very lucky to visit his yard earlier this week— lucky to visit his yard earlier this week and — lucky to visit his yard earlier this week and genuinely set up there as well class _ week and genuinely set up there as well class and you can see why they have produced the derby winners that they have _ have produced the derby winners that they have. the horse did not run

well— they have. the horse did not run well in _ they have. the horse did not run well in the — they have. the horse did not run well in the 2000 guineas but this is probably— well in the 2000 guineas but this is probably more his distance and he is definitely— probably more his distance and he is definitely in with a shout.— definitely in with a shout. everyone is really excited, _ definitely in with a shout. everyone is really excited, the _ definitely in with a shout. everyone is really excited, the staff- definitely in with a shout. everyone is really excited, the staff have i is really excited, the staff have prepared for this all year? when it won the cheltenham _ prepared for this all year? when it won the cheltenham festival, i prepared for this all year? when it won the cheltenham festival, the | won the cheltenham festival, the grand _ won the cheltenham festival, the grand national, 340 racing fixtures every— grand national, 340 racing fixtures every year— grand national, 340 racing fixtures every year but these big events we look forward to and there will hard—working people across the entire _ hard—working people across the entire group put so much into it. we have people — entire group put so much into it. we have people here from haydock, cheltenham, aintree, newmarket all helping _ cheltenham, aintree, newmarket all helping out and it is fantastic everyone _ helping out and it is fantastic everyone pulls together on such an exciting _ everyone pulls together on such an exciting day. any tips for me? the foxes _ exciting day. any tips for me? the foxes in _ exciting day. any tips for me? the foxes in the — exciting day. any tips for me? the foxes in the derby. i will be looking _ foxes in the derby. i will be looking at that each way. august riding into win. _ looking at that each way. august riding into win. you _ looking at that each way. august riding into win. you heard - looking at that each way. august riding into win. you heard it i looking at that each way. august j riding into win. you heard it here first. the tip right from the horse's mouth! i shouldn't say that, should i? if you want to put some money on you have got a tip. if only

i wasn't money on you have got a tip. if only i wasn't in — money on you have got a tip. if only i wasn't in the _ money on you have got a tip. if only i wasn't in the studio _ money on you have got a tip. if only i wasn't in the studio and _ money on you have got a tip. if only i wasn't in the studio and i - money on you have got a tip. if only i wasn't in the studio and i could i i wasn't in the studio and i could get a better case but we are staying sport! manchester city take on manchester united in the fa cup final at wembley later. it is the first time the final of the competition will be contested between the two manchester clubs. here's our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor. this is the tale of two clubs. one city. the blues have been enjoying the best of times. this city. the blues have been en'oying the best of times.i the best of times. as manchester ci are the best of times. as manchester city are champions _ the best of times. as manchester city are champions of— the best of times. as manchester city are champions of england i the best of times. as manchester i city are champions of england again! manchester city en route to a possible travel, manchester united trying to knock them off course. it is notjust silverware up for grabs this weekend but for them and at some serious bragging rights and thatis some serious bragging rights and that is enough to put a strain on the strongest relationships. hi! this family are united in their love of pepperoni and football. brute this family are united in their love of pepperoni and football. we walked down the aisle _ of pepperoni and football. we walked down the aisle to _ of pepperoni and football. we walked down the aisle to much _ of pepperoni and football. we walked down the aisle to much of _ of pepperoni and football. we walked

down the aisle to much of the - of pepperoni and football. we walked down the aisle to much of the day i down the aisle to much of the day after— down the aisle to much of the day after the — down the aisle to much of the day after the wedding. but down the aisle to much of the day after the wedding.— after the wedding. but divided by the team they — after the wedding. but divided by the team they chose _ after the wedding. but divided by the team they chose to _ after the wedding. but divided by the team they chose to follow. i l the team they chose to follow. i prefer to watch it without these two so they _ prefer to watch it without these two so they will wind me up, that was a penalty, _ so they will wind me up, that was a penalty, he — so they will wind me up, that was a penalty, he is really dirty, constant _ penalty, he is really dirty, constant in my ear. if penalty, he is really dirty, constant in my ear.- penalty, he is really dirty, constant in my ear. if you had to tick a constant in my ear. if you had to pick a trophy. — constant in my ear. if you had to pick a trophy. fa _ constant in my ear. if you had to pick a trophy, fa cup _ constant in my ear. if you had to pick a trophy, fa cup and - constant in my ear. if you had to i pick a trophy, fa cup and champions league, what would it be? i pick a trophy, fa cup and champions league, what would it be?— league, what would it be? i cannot comprehend _ league, what would it be? i cannot comprehend united _ league, what would it be? i cannot comprehend united winning - league, what would it be? i cannot comprehend united winning on i comprehend united winning on saturday — comprehend united winning on saturday. take _ comprehend united winning on saturday. take that _ comprehend united winning on saturday. take that game i comprehend united winning on| saturday. take that game first. comprehend united winning on - saturday. take that game first. when the fa _ saturday. take that game first. when the fa cup— saturday. take that game first. when the fa cup and— saturday. take that game first. when the fa cup and then _ saturday. take that game first. when the fa cup and then in _ saturday. take that game first. when the fa cup and then in the _ saturday. take that game first. when| the fa cup and then in the champions league _ the fa cup and then in the champions leatue. , ., the fa cup and then in the champions lea ue. , . ., ., . ., league. this afternoon another cha tter league. this afternoon another chapter will— league. this afternoon another chapter will be _ league. this afternoon another chapter will be added _ league. this afternoon another chapter will be added into i league. this afternoon another chapter will be added into one | league. this afternoon another. chapter will be added into one of footballs most renowned stories. a rivalry which began more than 140 years ago. over the last decade a big spending manchester city have to mend domestically and under pep guardiola they are the current premier league champions and that they still have the fa cup and champions league trophy to play for. it is how he will be that moment in the 90 minutes, it is not what you have done in the past, it is how you

perform individually, as a team, in all the details of when this 95, 95 minutes. the final, it is not important what we have done in the past, or years ago, important what we have done in the past, oryears ago, one important what we have done in the past, or years ago, one game in the premier league over better than them. many, many years. one game is one game so we must do our best version, to be our best. the one game so we must do our best version, to be our best.— version, to be our best. the only entlish version, to be our best. the only english team _ version, to be our best. the only english team to _ version, to be our best. the only english team to win _ version, to be our best. the only english team to win the - version, to be our best. the only english team to win the treble i english team to win the treble manchester united took 1999 under sir alex ferguson and the current crop of players are fully aware legacies are at stake. manchester united coming — legacies are at stake. manchester united coming back— legacies are at stake. manchester united coming back to _ legacies are at stake. manchester united coming back to wembley. | legacies are at stake. manchester. united coming back to wembley. we know if we win the trophy the consequence of that is that manchester city cannot do the treble but on _ manchester city cannot do the treble but on our— manchester city cannot do the treble but on our site, the players signed, it is about _ but on our site, the players signed, it is about winning the game because we want _ it is about winning the game because we want to— it is about winning the game because we want to win a trophy for ourselves, for the club, for the fans _ ourselves, for the club, for the fans. ., ,., ourselves, for the club, for the fans. ., ., , , fans. for some of those supporters like julie and _

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taken for granted. and neither can this region's security or prosperity be taken for granted. our correspondent monica miller has more details. secretary austin's speech stressed the importance of alliances to keep peace and prosperity and that america's partnerships bring the region closer together. now, the two defence leaders shook hands at the beginning of the event. however, secretary austin did make clear that this does not replace an open dialogue. a chinese military spokesperson had refuted what secretary austin had to say and said that the americans were being insincere. in fact, he went on to say that the us is a destabilising force in the asia—pacific region. on sunday, we will hear from china's defence minister, general lee cheng fu on the last day of the event. let's get some of the day's other news now the un has led international

appeals for calm amid continuing unrest in senegal, over the sentencing of the opposition leader, ousmane sonko, for immoral behaviour. he rejects the charges. a tenth death was reported on friday. british vogue editor—in—chief edward enninful will be stepping down from his role after six years at the top fashion magazine. the 51—year—old will remain as an editorial advisor to the uk title but move into a newly—created job next year aimed at growing the brand globally. there's a new national spelling bee champion in the us. dev shah from florida, won the 2023 scripps national spelling bee — and the 50,000 dollar prize that goes with it. of course they're tested in american english — but we asked some of the competitors what they thought about the different spellings

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the number of debt is expected to rise, 900 people are injured and for all of the latest get more details on the bbc news website. we will have more on that story throughout the day. stay with us. hello. it is a weekend event you can confidently make outdoor plants as the weather remain settled and sunny for most of us, not a cloud in the sky first thing this morning in cornwall but areas for we have seen stubborn cloud over recent days, even better this morning. breaking up even better this morning. breaking up quite nicely over kent and if you have cloud lingering it is not expected to last. the exception is the cloud into the northern isles which may linger a claw across the far north and east of scotland and we may see an isolated shower in the north—west but it's dry and settled and sunny. it brings running down east anglia, essex and kent with

gusts around 30 miles an hour or so on exposed coasts, it's fresh but temperatures better than they have been, 16—18 and it is worn and settled further west, temperatures in the mid 20s. uv levels are pretty high across the country, please bear that in mind. tonight we continue to see cloud across the north and again just like drawing the curtains, more cloud will push in from the north sea. temperature holding out for — 10 degrees, misty and murky work we have clear skies, early morning cloud across scotland and england should break up during the latter part of the morning and more sunshine for all of us throughout sunday. similar temperatures, sunshine for all of us throughout sunday. similartemperatures, high sunday. similar temperatures, high is sunday. similartemperatures, high is between 17—23 . moving into monday once again we start the new working week with a similar story, high pressure setting to the north—west, more cloud pushing in

from the north sea to begin with. west will be best for the sunshine first thing and perhaps the highest temperatures. eventually the cloud starting to push away, if it lingers on the east coast it will impact on the feel of the weather but with more sunshine coming through once again 16—23 more sunshine coming through once again16—23 and not more sunshine coming through once again 16—23 and not change as we run through the week ahead. if anything, the high pressure may well just drift further east and that could allow the wind direction to push more to the south—east so a warmer airflow if anything, areas could reach into the mid 20s in the south—east of england.

this is bbc news. the headlines... officials in india say the number of people killed in a train crash in the eastern state of odisha has reached more than 230. hundreds more have been injured. it's one of india's worst rail disasters since independence. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has said he's distressed by what's happened. us president, joe biden, says raising the us borrowing limit, averted "economic collapse", in his first oval office address to the nation. he pledged to sign the bill into law on saturday, after it cruised through congress with bipartisan support. us stock markets closed the week on a high following the deal. it's big weekend for sporting events in england

with the fa cup final between manchester city and manchester united, and the epsom derby.