growing calls to resign because his - growing calls to resign because his handling _ - growing calls to resign because his handling of - - growing calls to resign because his handling of the - - growing calls to resign} because his handling of the child abuse scandal. keir starmer becomes the first british prime minister to attend armistice day and paris since 1944 attend armistice day and paris since 191m cities across europe falls silent to remember. new tory leader planes delays in compensating victims in the post office scandal. solutions on its moons and may be capable of supporting life? loren taylor with all the latest sport, here's gavin.

the organisation that represents refereeing in english professional football — the pgmol — has suspended premier league referee david coote. it's after a video emerged on social media, allegedly showing him making derogatory comments about liverpool and the club's former managerjurgen klopp. the pgmol says the suspension comes into force with immediate effect — and is pending a full investigation. the authenticity of the video cannot be verified. it's the first day of a new era at manchester united — with new manager ruben amorim flying in to start his newjob. the club have posted pictures of him at their carrington training ground. amorim has left portugal after winning his final match in charge of sporting — but won't be able to start work immediately, as he waits to get his visa sorted. he becomes the club's sixth permanent manager in 11 years — and he insists he's not naive to the challenge ahead at old trafford. i feel it ready for the new challenge, i am i feel it ready for the new challenge, iam not i feel it ready for the new challenge, i am not naive and i know that it's going to be very, very different, very tough and i feel i am ready and i am at peace now and i can focus on my newjab and i am looking forward to the start. well amorim's arrival has been followed by confirmation that ruud van nistelrooy is leaving the club. the former united strikerjoined the club as an assistant manager — and took interim charge of four

matches — winning three of them — following the sacking of erik ten hag india have told the international cricket council they will not cross the border into pakistan to play in the champions trophy next year — according to the hosts. ongoing political tensions mean the two countries have not played each other outside of men's major tournaments since 2013, while india have not played in pakistan for 16 yea rs. meanwhile, india head coach gautam gambhir has hit out at former australia captain ricky ponting ahead of india's trip to australia for the border—gavaskar trophy. ponting has criticised india's virat kohli, who has been out of form in recent times. the australian said that any other player wouldn't have survived in the team had he scored just two hundreds in five years. i think you should think about australian cricket and more concerns about that and i think they're incredibly tough and they have achieved a lot for cricket and they will achieve a lot in the future as well. i think for me, the most important thing is they still work

really hard but still passionate and still want to achieve a lot more and thatis still want to achieve a lot more and that is something that is very important. the hunger in the dresser room is incredibly important for me and for those words there, i feel there is a lot of hunger especially after what is happened. there's been an early shock at the season—ending atp finals in turin. for the first time in five attempts, casper ruud has beaten the french open and wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz. the norweigian won 6—1, 7—5 — to secure his 50th victory of the season — and begin his tournament in the perfect style. and what a tournament it was for the england women's amputee team, who've signed off their world cup in style, a competition they thought they might never get the chance to compete in. they beat ukraine two nil in theirfinal game yesterday to finish fifth. england only made it to colombia after fundraising allowed them to reach their fifth thousand pounds target. annabel kiki was england's star player — finishing as the tournament's leading goalscorer. any girl out there who has gone

through hardship, thisjust goes any girl out there who has gone through hardship, this just goes to show that anything is possible even in the darkest of times because two years ago, i was in hospital having chemotherapy and got sepsis and nearly died and so, ijust want this to be a representation of whatever happens, just look forward and there is a light at the end of the tunnel. and that's all the sport for now. what to inquire into the post office scandal seen as the biggest miscarriage ofjustice has the scandal seen as the biggest miscarriage ofjustice ha miscarriage of “ustice has the new leader miscarriage ofjustice has the new leader speaking _ miscarriage ofjustice has the new leader speaking about _ miscarriage ofjustice has the new leader speaking about her - miscarriage ofjustice has the new leader speaking about her time i miscarriage ofjustice has the newj leader speaking about her time as business secretary complained layers of bureaucracy for delays in compensating victims of the field horizon it software system. i am not one of life natural _ horizon it software system. i am not one of life natural bureaucrats. - horizon it software system. i am not one of life natural bureaucrats. my . one of life natural bureaucrats. my view is that we just need to get

things done because if you don't, more problems will arise. and what i was seeing as i observed the way the department and post office were carrying on was that we were just never going to get to the end of it and i wanted to start seeing things happening and i have my own personal objectives to make sure we did right by the postmasters and we were delivering on the scheme as promised after the court case and we would be seem to do the right thing. being seem to do the right thing. being seem to do the right thing. being seem to do the right thing in my view isjust as seem to do the right thing in my view is just as important as doing the right thing. making explanations and excuses for why things take so long shouldn't go on beyond a few weeks or months. the long shouldn't go on beyond a few weeks or months.— weeks or months. the european boss ofthe weeks or months. the european boss of the company _ weeks or months. the european boss of the company that _ weeks or months. the european boss of the company that developed - weeks or months. the european boss of the company that developed the i of the company that developed the software fujitsu. he said he did not know whether the horizon it was reliable. , , ,

know whether the horizon it was reliable. , , ., reliable. the system feeding into the horizon _ reliable. the system feeding into the horizon system _ reliable. the system feeding into the horizon system correctly, - reliable. the system feeding into the horizon system correctly, do | reliable. the system feeding into i the horizon system correctly, do not know _ the horizon system correctly, do not know the _ the horizon system correctly, do not know the answer to that and horizon, reflects _ know the answer to that and horizon, reflects all _ know the answer to that and horizon, reflects all that the transactions in the _ reflects all that the transactions in the postmaster that he or she were _ in the postmaster that he or she were representing. we have been consistent— were representing. we have been consistent since the start of the inquiry— consistent since the start of the inquiry that they have been bugs and defects— inquiry that they have been bugs and defects will continue to see the unreliability on the front end and the rest — unreliability on the front end and the rest of— unreliability on the front end and the rest of the supply chain, i do not know— the rest of the supply chain, i do not know the answer to that. former chief medical — not know the answer to that. former chief medical officer _ not know the answer to that. former chief medical officer has _ not know the answer to that. former chief medical officer has been - chief medical officer has been giving evidence to the inquiry into the death of woman who was poisoned ljy the death of woman who was poisoned by chemical nerve agent in salisbury. 44—year—old dawn sprayed her with what she thought was perfume after picking up a discarded bottle and in fact, it contained poisoning which had been used to poisoning which had been used to poison a former russian spy into starter. it is speak to duncan kennedy was at inquiry and what did they tell the inquiry? daeia kennedy was at inquiry and what did they tell the inquiry?—

they tell the inquiry? davis was the chief medical _ they tell the inquiry? davis was the chief medical officer _ they tell the inquiry? davis was the chief medical officer who _ they tell the inquiry? davis was the chief medical officer who was - chief medical officer who was responsible for advising the government for these poisonings and telling the in the wake of what happened to the couple in 2018 she passed on her condolences to don sturges who came in contact with novichok and ended up dying and it was very sad. and the person who is meant to pull a public messaging and said they had long discussions about what to tell the public and she did not want to panic the public and in one case, she was told what the worst—case scenario was and someone saying they have nightmares that they would pick up a discarded stuff, one of them being novichok and speaking of russian agents, on the door of her too, they said it was my belief that unless they were stupid, they would not cork it up, put it in the pocket and take it home and therefore, there was a risk that it had been discarded but throughout the afternoon, the dame

was asked about the inquiry and inquired when putting out this message the public, not to pick up discarded items. in time and time again, she said that she believed it was in march that she put out this messaging but time and time again, the councils kept producing documents which did not back her up in the end, she said she believed it was march and should've told the public not to pick up discarded items and perhaps she had misremembered and so, she was really pressed on this by the lawyers for don sturges family and said was it feasible that there was no record whatsoever of you putting out this message in march and she said, i may have misremembered, i believe it was march but i may have misremembered it and at one point, to the counsel for dawn sturgess's family, you're trying to suggest that there was a cover—up and there was no cover—up, she said, the inquired of me

chairman thanked herfor she said, the inquired of me chairman thanked her for turning she said, the inquired of me chairman thanked herfor turning up to the inquiry and said those questions had been difficult —— inquiry. the man whose team started investigating what happened to sergei skripal on that day in march 2018 and said it was one of those who was tasked to go to sergei skripal�*s house and we know that the novichok was found on the handle of micro to's front door but at the time, neither he, orthe micro to's front door but at the time, neither he, or the other officers knew that was the case. they all suited up in the specialist equipment and went inside to search the property to find out if they could get any information. now he said at the time, we should have more information from various sources about what it happened before he went and and this is what he had to say. before he went and and this is what he had to say-— he had to say. terribly, i suspect i still would've _ he had to say. terribly, i suspect i still would've wanted _ he had to say. terribly, i suspect i still would've wanted to _ he had to say. terribly, i suspect i still would've wanted to search - he had to say. terribly, i suspect i | still would've wanted to search the building _ still would've wanted to search the building that night. i think my

objective of satisfying myself as was one — objective of satisfying myself as was one else that was injured would've _ was one else that was injured would've overwritten the other concerns — would've overwritten the other concerns and that is why it haunts me, concerns and that is why it haunts me. i_ concerns and that is why it haunts me. i guess _ concerns and that is why it haunts me, iguess. because concerns and that is why it haunts me, i guess. because what happened to sergeant bayley cannot be reversed. w to sergeant bayley cannot be reversed. ,,. . ., to sergeant bayley cannot be reversed. .. . ., . reversed. said that he went to that house with nick _ reversed. said that he went to that house with nick bayley _ reversed. said that he went to that house with nick bayley who - reversed. said that he went to that house with nick bayley who we - house with nick bayley who we learned became seriously ill with poisoning of novichok in the wake of going into that house and he it touched the front door handle and put it in contact with his face and the other di said he was haunted by what happened to detective sergeant bailey but in the end, he felt it wasn't the right position to go into that house in this inquiry will continue tomorrow with more witnesses. continue tomorrow with more witnesses—

continue tomorrow with more witnesses. ., �* , �* , witnesses. former british army soldier who _ witnesses. former british army soldier who was _ witnesses. former british army soldier who was at _ witnesses. former british army soldier who was at the - witnesses. former british army soldier who was at the centre . witnesses. former british army | soldier who was at the centre of witnesses. former british army l soldier who was at the centre of a manhunt last year has pleaded guilty to escaping from prison. he originally pleaded not guilty for the charge and is currently on trial for three other charges including communicating information useful to an enemy, namely iran. daniel stanford is the details. this trial has been running since early october and he has been giving evidence for three days and they retorted the start of the case that he had pleaded not guilty to escaping from lawful custody but during his evidence, he said he did escape from the prison because he was being held in the vulnerable prisoners unit with sex offenders and moved why the main rings that he could be attacked by terrorists and he escaped so when he 1413 00:11:49,320 -