hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. us secretary of state antony blinken and the british foreign secretary, david lammy, meet president zelensky in ukraine. mr blinken announces a package of more than $700 million for the country. and that's where we are going to start. the foreign secretary, david lammy, and his us counterpart, antony blinken, took a trip together today to ukraine, a meeting with president zelensky with one big decision hanging over the discussions. should ukraine be allowed to use those western long—range missiles, most notably the storm shadow which britain has been supplying, on targets inside russia? the british government seems to be coming round to the idea. sir keir starmer will make the case tojoe biden on friday. there is no official

change in the position yet, but we are told things are shifting. we remain fully committed to ukraine's victory. to not only ensuring that ukraine can defend itself today, but can stand on its own feet strongly, militarily, economically, democratically for many, many days ahead. to securing the path ukrainian people have chosen toward greater integration in the euro—atlantic community, including the european union and nato. to getting a just and lasting peace. the bottom line is this — we want ukraine to win, and we're fully committed to keep marshalling the support that it needs for its brave defenders and citizens to do just that. today, i can confirm more than 600 million worth of support for ukraine, including 242 million this financial year for immediate humanitarian, energy and stabilisation needs, as well as support for reform,

recovery and reconstruction. plus we're confirming our intention to deploy $484 million worth of world bank loan guarantees later this year. this morning, the kremlin said the response to any change would be "appropriate". previously, president putin has said it could lead to "very serious problems", with some fearing it might provoke him into using nuclear weapons. where do you stand on this? we have had a statement tonight from the chair of the senate foreign relations committee who says it's time to change tack and allow the ukrainians to use these weapons. what decision should joe biden come to on friday? should joe biden come to on frida ? ., ~ ., ., ., friday? you know, we have heard president trump _ friday? you know, we have heard president trump where _ friday? you know, we have heard president trump where he - friday? you know, we have heard president trump where he stands i president trump where he stands on this_ president trump where he stands on this issue _ president trump where he stands on this issue and _ president trump where he stands on this issue and how— president trump where he stands on this issue and how he - president trump where he stands on this issue and how he has- on this issue and how he has talked — on this issue and how he has talked about— on this issue and how he has talked about this _ on this issue and how he has talked about this war- on this issue and how he has talked about this war should| talked about this war should not be — talked about this war should not be coming _ talked about this war should not be coming on. _ talked about this war should not be coming on. let's- talked about this war should not be coming on. let'sjust| not be coming on. let'sjust make — not be coming on. let'sjust make it _ not be coming on. let'sjust make it very— not be coming on. let'sjust make it very clear. - not be coming on. let'sjust make it very clear. i've - not be coming on. let'sjust . make it very clear. i've always said. — make it very clear. i've always said. and _

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innocent lives or die. he has made it very clear that i - innocent lives or die. he has made it very clear that i pick up made it very clear that i pick up the — made it very clear that i pick up the phone, _ made it very clear that i pick up the phone, put— made it very clear that i pick up the phone, put them - made it very clear that i pick up the phone, put them in. up the phone, put them in a room — up the phone, put them in a room and _ up the phone, put them in a room and get _ up the phone, put them in a room and get this _ up the phone, put them in a room and get this resolved. room and get this resolved actually— room and get this resolved actually last— room and get this resolved actually last night- room and get this resolved actually last night he - room and get this resolved actually last night he night| room and get this resolved i actually last night he night he said he — actually last night he night he said he would _ actually last night he night he said he would get— actually last night he night he said he would get it _ actually last night he night he said he would get it resolvedl said he would get it resolved us president—elect, - 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think the american people support— think the american people support that _ think the american people support that or— think the american people support that or are - think the american people support that or are going i think the american people i support that or are going to continue _ support that or are going to continue support— support that or are going to continue support that - support that or are going to continue support that as - support that or are going to continue support that as we move — continue support that as we move forward. _ continue support that as we move forward.— continue support that as we move forward. donald trump as ou sa move forward. donald trump as you say was _ move forward. donald trump as you say was asked _ move forward. donald trump as you say was asked directly - move forward. donald trump as you say was asked directly lastl you say was asked directly last night whether he wanted ukraine to win, and his claim of course that he would in the war in a day. here's his response and her rebuttal. i want this war finished

and just get it done. negotiate a deal because we have to stop all of these human lives from being destroyed. if donald trump were president, putin would be sitting in kyiv right now. and why don't you tell the 800,000 polish—americans right here in pennsylvania how quickly you would give up? miles come he could not answer this question because the fear of upsetting his base. this is an extraordinary position, the party of ronald reagan not being able to answer whether they want ukraine to be able to defend themselves when the wharf. �* �* . ~ defend themselves when the wharf. �* �* ., ~ ., wharf. and we're talking about that on all _ wharf. and we're talking about that on all days _ wharf. and we're talking about that on all days of _ wharf. and we're talking about that on all days of the - that on all days of the anniversary— that on all days of the anniversary of- that on all days of the anniversary of 9/11. i that on all days of the i anniversary of 9/11. and that on all days of the - anniversary of 9/11. and 23 years _ anniversary of 9/11. and 23 years ago. _ anniversary of 9/11. and 23 years ago, when _ anniversary of 9/11. and 23 years ago, when a - anniversary of 9/11. and 23 years ago, when a very - years ago, when a very different— years ago, when a very different republican i years ago, when a very - different republican party. that — different republican party. that was _ different republican party. that was the _ different republican party. that was the party- different republican party. that was the party i- different republican party. that was the party i camel different republican party. i that was the party i came in the it— that was the party i came in the it was— that was the party i came in the it was very _ that was the party i came in the it was very focused - that was the party i came in the it was very focused on . the it was very focused on pushing _ the it was very focused on pushing ltack— the it was very focused on pushing back against - the it was very focused on pushing back against our. pushing back against our adversaries— pushing back against our adversaries pushing - pushing back against ourj adversaries pushing back against _ adversaries pushing back against our— adversaries pushing back against our enemies- adversaries pushing back against our enemies and| adversaries pushing back. against our enemies and try adversaries pushing back- against our enemies and try to be closer— against our enemies and try to be closer to _ against our enemies and try to be closer to our— against our enemies and try to be closer to our friends. - against our enemies and try to be closer to our friends. i- be closer to our friends. i will— be closer to our friends. i will tell— be closer to our friends. i will tell you _ be closer to our friends. i will tell you this- be closer to our friends. i will tell you this is - be closer to our friends. i- will tell you this is something inside — will tell you this is something inside the _ will tell you this is something inside the donald _ will tell you this is something inside the donald trump - inside the donald trump administration _ inside the donald trump administration when -

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and his national security teamj were at odds over russia, and were at odds over russia, and we had — were at odds over russia, and we had conversations- we had conversations behind—the—scenes . we had conversations- behind—the—scenes about our fear— behind—the—scenes about our fear the — behind—the—scenes about our fear the president— behind—the—scenes about our fear the president wanted - behind—the—scenes about our fear the president wanted toi fear the president wanted to give — fear the president wanted to give into— fear the president wanted to give into vladimir— fear the president wanted to give into vladimir putin - fear the president wanted to give into vladimir putin pozl give into vladimir putin poz nrvconrnrands, _ give into vladimir putin poz mycommands, that - give into vladimir putin poz mycommands, that he - give into vladimir putin poz. mycommands, that he wanted give into vladimir putin poz- mycommands, that he wanted to -ive mycommands, that he wanted to give gifts — mycommands, that he wanted to give gifts in — mycommands, that he wanted to give gifts in a _ mycommands, that he wanted to give gifts in a sense _ mycommands, that he wanted to give gifts in a sense in— mycommands, that he wanted to give gifts in a sense in a - 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save lives, i don't think you thinking _ save lives, i don't think you thinking about— save lives, i don't think you thinking about ukrainian. save lives, i don't think you i thinking about ukrainian lives, and i_ thinking about ukrainian lives, and i said _ thinking about ukrainian lives, and i said that _ thinking about ukrainian lives, and i said that very— thinking about ukrainian lives, and i said that very sincerely. i and i said that very sincerely. ithink— and i said that very sincerely. i think you _ and i said that very sincerely. i think you talking _ and i said that very sincerely. i think you talking about - i think you talking about russian _ i think you talking about russian lives _ i think you talking about russian lives and - i think you talking about russian lives and that. i think you talking about - russian lives and that should be a — russian lives and that should be a huge _ russian lives and that should be a huge concern _ russian lives and that should be a huge concern to - russian lives and that should be a huge concern to us- russian lives and that should be a huge concern to us even republicans _ be a huge concern to us even republicans i _ be a huge concern to us even republicans i know— be a huge concern to us even republicans i know who - be a huge concern to us even republicans i know who are i republicans i know who are still — republicans i know who are still endorsing _ republicans i know who are still endorsing donald - republicans i know who are i still endorsing donald trump this cycle _ still endorsing donald trump this cycle on— still endorsing donald trump this cycle on capitol - still endorsing donald trump this cycle on capitol hill, - this cycle on capitol hill, they— this cycle on capitol hill, they probably _ this cycle on capitol hill, they probably grumble . this cycle on capitol hill, - they probably grumble about donald — they probably grumble about donald trumpmy_ they probably grumble about donald trumpmy position . they probably grumble about donald trumpmy position onj donald trumpmy position on russia _ donald trumpmy position on russia they— donald trumpmy position on russia. they are _ donald trumpmy position on russia. they are very, - 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was asked point—blank left if you wanted ukraine to win, he could not answer the question and did not answer the question and did not answer the question and you heard the secretary of state talking aboutjust then in the clip that we want ukraine to win. something that president trump was not able to say. but a circle back on this point about iran, because there has been a ratcheting up of the relationship between iran and russia, especially with respect of the kinds of intelligence and weaponry that the irradiance are provided, its irradiance are provided, it's become a more urgent issue. and the more urgent as if should becomes, the more prescient it is for the republicans to have a strong response given the incumbent, president trump's alliance with russia. i think he is diluting the ability of the publican party at the moment to beat robust when it comes to iran because of its alliances with president putin. ijust alliances with president putin. i just wonder alliances with president putin. ijust wonder and i'll give alliances with president putin. i just wonder and i'll give the opportunity to respond what just heard but i do wonder

whether actually politically it becomes dangerous for donald trump given what kamala harris nodded to come of those 800,000 polish americans live in pennsylvania was met there is no secret. pennsylvania was met there is no secret-— no secret. polling is right next ukraine _ no secret. polling is right next ukraine and - no secret. polling is right next ukraine and so - no secret. polling is right| next ukraine and so forth. no secret. polling is right i next ukraine and so forth. i was — next ukraine and so forth. i was listening to the president last night and i listen to everything he said. here is a nran— everything he said. here is a nran who _ everything he said. here is a man who is a business guy, he was _ man who is a business guy, he was been _ man who is a business guy, he was been very successful, who does _ was been very successful, who does not — was been very successful, who does not want war. he does not want _ does not want war. he does not want folks— does not want war. he does not want folks to... but does not want war. he does not want folks to. . ._ does not want war. he does not want folks to... but more might be coming- _ want folks to. .. but more might be coming- if— want folks to... but more might be coming. if latimer_ want folks to... but more might be coming. if latimer putin - want folks to... but more might be coming. if latimer putin is i be coming. if latimer putin is in ukraine and threatening native, war is coming. he has made it very _ native, war is coming. he has made it very clear _ native, war is coming. he has made it very clear that - native, war is coming. he has made it very clear that when l native, war is coming. he has. made it very clear that when he was there. _ made it very clear that when he was there, he never dared do that — was there, he never dared do that he _ was there, he never dared do that. he sees kamala harris there. — that. he sees kamala harris there. he _ that. he sees kamala harris there, he seesjoe biden there and he — there, he seesjoe biden there and he sees them this week. they— and he sees them this week. they were in crimea while donald trump was in office, he took half of the donbas. donald as a very clear—

took half of the donbas. donald as a very clear from _ took half of the donbas. donald as a very clear from the - as a very clear from the get-go, _ as a very clear from the get—go, when he was president for four— get—go, when he was president for four years, get—go, when he was president forfouryears, no get—go, when he was president for four years, no war nobody -ot for four years, no war nobody got and — for four years, no war nobody got and if— for four years, no war nobody got and if we go forward, he continues— got and if we go forward, he continues to not want any words america — continues to not want any words america just keeps wanting the. he looks — america just keeps wanting the. he looks at home, he is america first was— he looks at home, he is america first was that we cannot afford to go — first was that we cannot afford to go to — first was that we cannot afford to go to the stores here in america _ to go to the stores here in america today, and yet we are sending — america today, and yet we are sending money all over the place — sending money all over the place and we are john he said it last — place and we are john he said it last night was that we are putting _ it last night was that we are putting people. they did not want — putting people. they did not want to— putting people. they did not want to pay, they did not take they— want to pay, they did not take they should not be paying and it's his — they should not be paying and it's his message, it's a b is in the _ it's his message, it's a b is in the party supported and voted _ in the party supported and voted for. he is our nominee. this— voted for. he is our nominee. this is— voted for. he is our nominee. this is who _ voted for. he is our nominee. this is who we are. we will talk about withdrawing, america first in the context of 9/11, coming up after the break. stay with us.

well, kamala harris and donald trump were together again this morning. both of them attended the annual commemoration in new york to remember the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack that killed almost 3000 people.

bit of an awkward juxtaposition after such a fiery presidential debate, but the two of them did shake hands in the company of president biden, who of course was also there. this was the moment that some of the names of those lost on that day were remembered. nina patrice bell. debbie s bellows. stephen elliot belson. paul m benedetti. denise lenore benedetto. i have to say, i went to new york for the aftermath of 9/11 and i have been to many commemorations sense, and it got me again. you have young children there any forgetjust what an impact this had on 3000 families who have children standing at the belt of but they never get to know their grandparents, i presume their

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of terror and ripple effect it had a most peoples lives i of terror and ripple effect it. had a most peoples lives who lost famity— had a most peoples lives who lost family members - had a most peoples lives who lost family members in- had a most peoples lives who lost family members in the l lost family members in the taverns _ lost family members in the taverns and _ lost family members in the taverns and around - lost family members in the taverns and around new. lost family members in the . taverns and around new york city and — taverns and around new york city and of _ taverns and around new york city and of course _ taverns and around new york city and of course in - taverns and around new york city and of course in dc- taverns and around new york city and of course in dc as i city and of course in dc as well— city and of course in dc as well and _ city and of course in dc as well and the _ city and of course in dc as well and the pentagon. i city and of course in dc as. well and the pentagon. and city and of course in dc as - well and the pentagon. and it's 'ust well and the pentagon. and it's just unconscionable _ well and the pentagon. and it's just unconscionable what - just unconscionable what happened. _ just unconscionable what happened, but— just unconscionable what happened, but it - just unconscionable what happened, but it also - just unconscionable what - happened, but it also sparked the united _ happened, but it also sparked the united states's_ happened, but it also sparked the united states's sort- happened, but it also sparked the united states's sort of- the united states's sort of careening _ the united states's sort of careening into— the united states's sort of careening into the - the united states's sort of careening into the forever| careening into the forever wars: _ careening into the forever wars, which _ careening into the forever wars, which again - careening into the forever l wars, which again countless innocent _ wars, which again countless innocent lives _ wars, which again countless innocent lives lost - 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essentially. and so i think that— essentially. and so i think that that _ essentially. and so i think that that really _ essentially. and so i think that that really when - essentially. and so i think that that really when we l essentially. and so i think. that that really when we sort of think— that that really when we sort of think about _ that that really when we sort of think about this _ that that really when we sort of think about this date, - that that really when we sort i of think about this date, there is a poignancy— of think about this date, there is a poignancy that _ of think about this date, there is a poignancy that absolutelyl is a poignancy that absolutely sombre — is a poignancy that absolutely sombre next _ is a poignancy that absolutely sombre next to _ is a poignancy that absolutely sombre next to it _ is a poignancy that absolutely sombre next to it but - is a poignancy that absolutely sombre next to it but also - sombre next to it but also there _ sombre next to it but also there is— sombre next to it but also there is this _ sombre next to it but also there is this duality - sombre next to it but also there is this duality of - sombre next to it but also there is this duality of the j there is this duality of the poignancy— there is this duality of the poignancy in _ there is this duality of the poignancy in the - there is this duality of the poignancy in the that - there is this duality of the - poignancy in the that followed and i— poignancy in the that followed and i think— poignancy in the that followed and i think that _ poignancy in the that followed and i think that is _ poignancy in the that followed and i think that is really- and i think that is really important _ and i think that is really important as— and i think that is really important as we - and i think that is really important as we to - and i think that is really- important as we to november. what _ important as we to november. what about— important as we to november. what about that, _ important as we to november. what about that, the - important as we to november. what about that, the broad - what about that, the broad lesson equipment you could write an entire thesis on the trajectory since 9/11 and how that impacts what we have been talking about on ukraine, but the general issue of whether it withdrawing from the world is a good thing, how do you feel about that was meant well, as it happens i did write an entire thesis on that at oxford but it's a totally separate story and no one has read it because it's covered in dust and some library i'll never go into. �* , ., of into. but here is a fine point of it. people _ into. but here is a fine point of it. people like _ into. but here is a fine point of it. people like me - into. but here is a fine point of it. people like me when l into. but here is a fine point i of it. people like me when into government and national security because of 9/11. it changed a whole generation, and one of the rallying cries after the attack was never again. ok, we have learned hard lesson that we got attacked because we were not paying attention to certain threats in the world. i

want to take you back in time quickly because america had this idea that it should stay out of european entanglements in the late 19th century, early 20th century. the unit with the result was with met we were pulled into them anyway in world war i. in the 19305, interwar period, same thing, america said we don't want a part of wars and more and less retreat and were isolationist. guess what that meant? world war ii broke up and work as a man and pull the us into it. we saw that again at the end of the cold war as our friend said it was the end of history and we would have infinite peace in the world would be on democracies that we bury our heads in the sand and mr threats and they came back to us was now i fear 23 years later we are back in one of those moments where candidates like donald trump or say we've got to pullback like donald trump or say we've got to pull back from these engagements, america first and let's not think of the rest of the world, it is not lost on me that he's using a phrase from the 19305 and when i worry about is if america retreats, there is more dangerfor us and for the world.

there is more danger for us and for the world.— for the world. and for the western _ for the world. and for the western allies, _ for the world. and for the western allies, excuse i for the world. and for the l western allies, excuse me. yeah, just on this issue, i want to as i choke here, the donald trump was very respectful today. donald trump was very respectfultoday. he donald trump was very respectful today. he went to pay his respects at the commemoration and then he went to the various fire stations to pay his respects to those who died on the various ladders in new york. but there is not been anyjustice for new york. but there is not been any justice for the new york. but there is not been anyjustice for the families new york. but there is not been any justice for the families of those who died. there was a deal agreed a few weeks ago, a plea deal that was then quickly withdrawn by the secretary of defence. and there is been no accountability for saudi arabia, and also it was very close to saudi arabia when he was in office. why did he not get the answers and some justice for the people of 9/11? well, you know, first of all september the 11th is a day you never— september the 11th is a day you never want to forget. we are not forgetting. i was actually in the — not forgetting. i was actually in the legislature when that

happened, and, yes, miles is right, — happened, and, yes, miles is right, people who got involved in politics and support because of september the 11th and just to watch— of september the 11th and just to watch it, it's something that— to watch it, it's something that we _ to watch it, it's something that we never forget and for my children— that we never forget and for my children and for the children of america who live in their comfort, _ of america who live in their comfort, they forget that we cannot — comfort, they forget that we cannot forget. obviously, you know. — cannot forget. obviously, you know, president trump has been always— know, president trump has been always a — know, president trump has been always a person who has had a deep _ always a person who has had a deep conviction of victims. and you look— deep conviction of victims. and you took at— deep conviction of victims. and you look at what happened, the plea deal— you look at what happened, the plea deal went away obviously because — plea deal went away obviously because i believe and i personally believe in my heart and i— personally believe in my heart and i think president trump teaves _ and i think president trump leaves in _ and i think president trump leaves in his heart there should _ leaves in his heart there should be the definitely for the folks that created this horrific— the folks that created this horrific crime in new york and obviously— horrific crime in new york and obviously with a plea deal, that— obviously with a plea deal, that kind of goes away. and i definitely did away with it. yes. — definitely did away with it. yes, he's in a relationship with— yes, he's in a relationship with saudi arabia and many other— with saudi arabia and many other people, but you cannot 'ust other people, but you cannot just pin — other people, but you cannot just pin it— other people, but you cannot just pin it on him and say there _ just pin it on him and say there was a ship was there, wetts— there was a ship was there, wells are _ there was a ship was there, wells are notjust there was a ship was there, wells are not just with much there was a ship was there, wells are notjust with much is going — wells are notjust with much is going to — wells are notjust with much is going to happen, it's going to come — going to happen, it's going to come forward and we need focus

and not — come forward and we need focus and not lose sight of what went on and — and not lose sight of what went on and what happened to us. the ramifications obviously with going — ramifications obviously with going into the system, we need to make — going into the system, we need to make sure there isjustice for families nest what president trump was there today _ president trump was there toda . �* , ., ., ., today. ok let's let the mood a little. the speculation is over. just minutes after the debate wrapped up last night, taylor swift posted this on instagram, a statement endorsing kamala harris for president. "like many of you," she wrote, "i watched the debate tonight. if you haven't already, now is a great time to do your research on the issues at hand and the stances these candidates take on the topics that matter to you most. i will be casting my vote for kamala harris," she added, "because she fights for the rights and causes i believe need a warrior to champion them." and she signed it "taylor swift, childless cat lady". that is for the benefit ofjd vancil sent does it make a difference that the swifties

are on board with harris? this is been a _ are on board with harris? this is been a question _ are on board with harris? this is been a question for- are on board with harris? try 3 is been a question for a while. she has been avoiding politics for a while and are supportable to know if she was to get off and get in the game. she decided to begin again in american politics and endorsed vice president harris. some donald trump supporters might say i know you were trouble, taylor swift, and they will be right because now they cannot in their wildest dreams count on the swifties bubble so we will see if this affects donald trump on—site reputation and whether voters will fill the blank space on the ballot with harris�*s name and i think that is to be determined. harris's name and i think that is to be determined.- is to be determined. miles ta [or is to be determined. miles taylor is — is to be determined. miles taylor is here _ is to be determined. miles taylor is here all— is to be determined. miles taylor is here all night. . taylor is here all night. laughter. every them. i suppose, caroline going to be some you people who might not be engaged in politics you might take their leave but i cannot really imagine there are many who don't know which way she leans. i think that to but the broader point — i think that to but the broader point is — i think that to but the broader

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those voters will sign—up her vote for kamala but who i those voters will sign—up her. vote for kamala but who knows, but she — vote for kamala but who knows, but she has— vote for kamala but who knows, but she has a _ vote for kamala but who knows, but she has a huge _ vote for kamala but who knows, but she has a huge sway- vote for kamala but who knows, but she has a huge sway and i vote for kamala but who knows, but she has a huge sway and try| but she has a huge sway and try to gatvanise _ but she has a huge sway and try to galvanise generation - but she has a huge sway and try to galvanise generation 2, i but she has a huge sway and try to galvanise generation 2, whol to galvanise generation 2, who better— to galvanise generation 2, who better were _ to galvanise generation 2, who better were very— to galvanise generation 2, who better were very dissatisfied, i better were very dissatisfied, disaffected _ better were very dissatisfied, disaffected by _ better were very dissatisfied, disaffected by their— better were very dissatisfied, disaffected by their choices . disaffected by their choices and a — disaffected by their choices and a couple _ disaffected by their choices and a couple of— disaffected by their choices and a couple of months - disaffected by their choices| and a couple of months ago disaffected by their choices i and a couple of months ago if you recall. _ and a couple of months ago if you recall. it_ and a couple of months ago if you recall, it was _ and a couple of months ago ifl you recall, it was octogenarian versus — you recall, it was octogenarian versus octogenarian _ you recall, it was octogenarian versus octogenarian and - you recall, it was octogenarian versus octogenarian and it - you recall, it was octogenarian versus octogenarian and it was not really _ versus octogenarian and it was not really galvanising - versus octogenarian and it was not really galvanising much . versus octogenarian and it was not really galvanising much in| not really galvanising much in the way— not really galvanising much in the way of— not really galvanising much in the way of enthusiasm. - not really galvanising much in the way of enthusiasm. now. the way of enthusiasm. now there — the way of enthusiasm. now there is_ the way of enthusiasm. now there is a _ the way of enthusiasm. now there is a younger— the way of enthusiasm. now there is a younger person i the way of enthusiasm. now there is a younger person in| there is a younger person in there is a younger person in the helm _ there is a younger person in the helm and _ there is a younger person in the helm and now— there is a younger person in the helm and now with - 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didn't look the best move early on as travis head smashed 30 off one overfrom sam curran as the aussies looked to build a big total. but england fought back with some quick wickets, jofra archer taking a couple, as australia were bowled out 179 inside their 20 overs. in reply, debutantjordan cox was going well before he fell to this brilliant catch from tim david. after that, wickets continued to fall, with england looking like they will fall short of their target. a few moments ago, they were 127—7 after ia overs. they need 53 from 29 balls. ireland's survived a chaotic batting collapse to earn a consolation three—wicket victory over england in a rain—affected third and final one—day international, their first win over england in the format since 2001. with eight needed from the final over, ireland lost three wickets in three balls to leave four runs required from the last ball, from which alana dalzell struck the winning boundary. great britain have won their opening davis cup tie

with finland thanks to billy harris. he came in for us open semifinalistjack draper, who was rested. making his davis cup debut aged 29, harris beat otto virtanen in straight sets in the second singles match in manchester, with the second set going to a tie break. unbelievable atmosphere out here. the home crowd, thank you, pulled me through in the end. when it was tight, the crowd came behind me and made a big difference there, so thank you all. we play weekend, week out for ourselves, but the first time playing for my country and, yeah, great start. dan evans got the day off to to a perfect start for gb, giving them a i—0 lead in the best—of—three encounter, beating the 703rd—ranked aero vasa, also in straight sets. evans and neal skupski couldn't

complete a british clean sweep, though, as they fell to a straight sets defeat against virtanen and harri heliovaara in the doubles. the british pair struggled in the opening tie—break, and another was looming until finland broke evans' serve to earn a consolation win. britain are aiming to top group d in the four—nation round robin and secure a place in the davis cup finals last eight in malaga later this year. miami dolphins wide receiver tyreek hill says he could have handled himself better in the initial moments of a traffic stop on sunday that led to him being handcuffed and pulled out of his car by police officers near the team's stadium. hill says he wishes he did some things "differently", including leaving the window of his car down when officers instructed him to do so. he instead rolled the window up. the incident escalated quickly from there. however, hill also says he wants one of the officers involved dismissed from the police force. i could've been better.

you know, i could've let down my window, you know, in that instance. but the thing about me is, man, i don't want attention, i don't want to be, like, cameras out, phones on you in that moment. but at the end of the day, you know, i'm human. i've got to follow rules. i've got to, you know, do what, you know, everyone else would do, you know? so, now, does that give them the right to literally beat the dog out of me? absolutely not, but at the end of the day, i wish i could go back and, you know, do things a bit differently. manchester united say cutting 250 jobs at the club will save them up to £35 million over the next couple of years. it's after they announed losses of 113 million last season, a campaign where united were knocked out of the champions league at the group stage, finished eighth in the premier league,

but won the fa cup. before the cuts, united had 1150 full—time staff, but a review following sirjim ratcliffe's part purchase of the club aimed to scrap some "nonessential" activities. i continued that england art 128-8, the i continued that england art 128—8, the need 52 from 24. looking unlikely. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. 0n on wednesday when it's chilly at northwesterly airflow across the uk and that brought a mixture of sunshine and showers and some of really beautiful strike of lightning there in nottingham and in the same county, so much hail late afternoon that it completely covered the roads and payments in newark on trent. showers then particularly widespread and i show you this because a similar look to the weather forecast as we head into thursday. here we go, that

chilly flow of northwesterly air coming down from polar regions and as that cold air gets heated by the seas, that's what makes the showers so as long as his cold feet of air continues to work in, so will the showers will suffer the time being, mostjammers time being, most jammers actually time being, mostjammers actually draped around coastal areas of some inland areas mostly dry with clear spells and it's cold. the rich are starting off a day in the cold spots down to around two celsius, even a bit of ground frost. a really cold start for september. thursday morning lows of sunshine with showers from the word go around coastal areas as we go to the date and those departures rise, the shower start to break out across inland areas from the late morning and into the afternoon. some of the showers can be heavy with hail and thunder and very widespread to most places will see a downpour through the day. temperature is about 10—16 probably the heavy showers i think across the middle of the nation england in the afternoon. by friday, and area fibres are built across

the uk so that will kill the showers and another very cold start of the day with lots of morning sunshine. this time we start to see some rank move into northern ireland towards the end of the day. another cold day for the time of year which averages about four celsius below average for september. small changing of the week and with an area of low pressure bringing some wet and windy weather and could get gusts of wind of around 50 or 60 mph for the northwest of scotland with the rain piling in here and really accumulating stuff the nation areas should stay dry with some sunshine and with the winds coming in from the south—westerly direction across the uk, temperatures are going to leap upwards closer to average for the time of year with highs of 16—19. and it looks as we had in the next week the high pressure will dominate, so loads of dry weather around next week with the temperatures close to or perhaps even running a little bit above average with some warm sunshine.

tonight at ten — the race for the white house — a boost for vice president kamala harris after the first face to face tv debate with donald trump. world leaders are laughing at donald trump. world leaders are laughing at donald trum. , ,, ., , world leaders are laughing at donald trum, , ~' ., , ., , world leaders are laughing at donald trum. , ,, ., , . , , world leaders are laughing at donald trum. , ,, ., , . , trump. everybody knows that she is a marxist. with less than two months to go until the election, the presidential hopeful traded insults in the live broadcast watched by more

than 57 million people. with the polls tightening, we'll have analysis from our north america editor sarah smith — and ros atkins will be checking the candidates' claims. also tonight — the chancellor warns again of "difficult decisions" ahead in next month's budget, after new figures show the uk economy failed to grow injuly. a public inquiry is ordered into one of the most notorious killings of the northern ireland troubles — the murder of the belfast solicitor, pat finucane, in 1989. rare access to a clinic in the democratic republic of congo that's the epicentre of the mpox outbreak — and they're running out of medicines. hug? why not? and why the king found himself in the midst of an affectionate rugby scrum at buckingham palace tonight. 0n newsnight at 10:30 tonight, we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and a regular panel of newsnighters, and of course look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news.