rights it proposal johnson and build the planet his conservative party's conference today in manchester england he's hoping that it will allow him to finally clinch a deal with the european union to allow an orderly exit but johnson's latest proposal has already received a cool reception in brussels. supporters waiting in line in manchester to get a glimpse of boris johnson it was the prime minister's 1st comprehensive speech since he took office and the high point of the conservative party conference what he had to say in the breaks of talks with the e.u. was hotly anticipated today in brussels we all taping i believe all constructive and reasonable proposals which provide a compromise for both sides top of johnson's list with the so-called irish backstop and the issue of how to prevent a hard border post break system between the republic of ireland and northern ireland the pritish government as opposed to the backstop in its present form johnson said under his proposal there would be few customs checks on goods moving between northern ireland and the republic of ireland britain's breaks it ne

ministerh prime johnson delivered the closing address that has parties conference in manchester england, outlining his vision for the country and criticizing jeremy corbyn's agenda. the prime minister told me was it was time to get brexit done and assured members, we are coming out of the eu on october 31. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. thank you all very much. it's fantastic to be here in manchester. i gather that was quite a lively mood last night, and i want you to know i understand that some of you may have been mildly .eppered with abuse on your way i'm delighted that you weren't. , i don't thinke any of us are abashed by that kind of thing. we get on with serving the people of this country, and speaking of service, i should begin by paying tribute to my predecessor, theresa may. [applause] i know the whole conference remains full of gratitude to you and to philip for your patience and forbearance, and yes, we will continue with your work of tackling domestic violence and building on your legacy. i've been prime minister only 70 so manyt i've seen things that give me cause

>> since boris johnson was attending his party's in manchester, england, dominic stood in for the prime minister during question time. standing in for the opposition was diane abbott. she was the first black member of parliament to represent her party at prime minister's questions. here is a portion. >> she became the first british woman in 36 years to win a sprint metal when she won silver at the 100 meters. sent me to go one better in the 200 meters. i wish her well. >> i think that was a preface to a question. >> mr. speaker, if i may continue uninterrupted, last my friend raised a very specific issue of how many of the hundreds of the abusive messages she received. the prime minister dismissed these concerns as humbug. exchange, i have received further death threats. abuse is something women across this house experience. let me apologize that the prime -- initialr his is dismissive result. because it isly fitting in black history month as the right honorable eddie becomes the first black mp to take the dispatch box to say that she has blazed the trail. she has made it easier for oth

the prime minister was attending his parties conference in manchester, england. questions focus on brexit, north korea, the uk's policy and russian interference in u.s. elections. this is just over 45 minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a world-renowned nature reserve in my constituency has been described as irreplaceable by sir david attenborough. it is threatened by proposals to build 500 houses on adjoining land. well my right honorable friend put in a good word with the trimester to help them join me in line down -- [applause] [laughter] >> i think my right honorable friend. -- thank my right honorable friend. i share his passage for preserving our natural habitats. he will understand i can't comment on individual planning applications. >> mr. speaker, yesterday marked the start of black history month. i will begin by paying tribute to a young woman already making history this month. she became the first british win aand 36 years to sprinting metal when she won silver at the 100 meter to go mark. romagne >> if >> i may continue a veryrupted, last week, specif

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was attendingster a conference in manchester, england.xit, north korea, and russian interference in the u.s. elections. this is just over 45 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. of thet honorable friend conservative party conference is making, as we speak, the keynote speech setting

delivers the closing address at his party's conference in manchester, england. atch live at 6:30 eastern on c-span 2. listen on the c-span free radio app. >> next, charlie cook in conversation with radio host bill press. it took part in washington, d.c. looking at key house and senate races in the upcoming elections. >> good evening. thank you, john. it is great to see you all and it is great to welcome our friends from c-span around the world tonight to the hill center. we know we have some stiff competition tonight because it is a playoff game for the nats. go nats. the game does not start until 8:00 p.m. we promise to have you out in time to get home and watch the game. i want you to know that charlie cook made the ultimate sacrifice tonight. he has tickets to the game. he gave them to his son so he could join us. [applause] >> small price to pay. we thank you for that. also wanted to mention that we have a couple of exciting programs coming up. senator sherrod brown joins us november 19 and susan rice, former national security adviser, on january 14. as john

then, we will show you the prime minister's speech at his party's conference in manchester, england. ♪ president trump: past leaders let china freely plunder the u.s. economy and take the crown jewels of american industry. now, we are finally responding to years of chronic trade abuses by defending our workers with tariffs, and anything else that is necessary.

. >>> now to the attack in manchest manchester, england tonight. a man stabbing three people, injuring two more. the shopping center on lockdown. store owners closing their doors. the police arresting the suspect on suspicion of terrorism. >>> and the author of the new book "catch and kill," ronan farrow, tonight. who says spies were hired to fire him during this. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: ronan farrow taking aim at nbc, alleging the company was aware of matt accusers for years. at the time, nbc news said it was the first complaint in over 20 years. you're saying that's a lie? >> the evidence in this book, the documentation and paper trail reveals there were multiple arrments to keep women quiet years before the one that got him fired. >> reporter: farrow claims nbc halted his investigation into weinstein because of intimidation nbc saying it lacked accusers willing to go on the record. in his book, he says it took him on a harrowing journey, claiming weinstein hired private investigators who followed him and other reporters and initi e ini

he unveiled his plan to day at his conservative parties conference in manchester, england.his is a will finally allow him to clinch a deal with the eu to allow an orderly departure. his latest proposals have received a cool reception in brussels. >> supporters waiting in line in manchester to get a glimpse of boris johnson. it was the prime minister's first comprehensive speech since he took office and of the high points of the conservative party conference. whwhat he had to say onon the bs it talks with the eu -- was highly anticipated. >> today we have constructive and reasonable proposals which provide a compromise for both sides. >> on the top of his list was the so-called irish backstop. the british government as opposed to the backstop in its present form. johnson said under his proposal, there would be few customs checks on goods moving between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. britain's brexit negotiator deliver the proposals and person to brussels. german reaction has been to say it would consider the proposals in detail first for commenting. -- before

applause] [applause] >> british prime minister boris johnson speaking at the party conference in manchester, england. he said if the government is offering the eu a new proposal to bring a brexit impasse ahead of the october 31st deadline for the uk to leave the european union. if you missed what the prime minister had to say you can walk to get online, c-span.org. >> to ensure a brexit extension, prevent the no deal and call a general election. doing nothing is not an option. we must act. the foreign secretary, will he give the prime minister a message from the scottish national party? not a case of if but when we will bring a end to this government down. >> i have to say to the honorable gentleman he sounds like my challenger. because if he has a chance to vote for a general election and turned it down, he has a chance to avoid no deal and the best chances to back this government insecure good deal to the rest of the united kingdom, including the people of scotland. >> thank you, mister speaker. on saturday i was out knocking on doors with my listening team listening to the views of local people a

british prime minister boris johnson delivers the closing address at his party's conference in manchester, england. watch live at 6:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2, online honesty spent at work or listen live at three c-span radio app. >> this week you're watching the tv you can see what programs are available every weekend. watch top nonfiction authors and books along with coverage of events, fairs and festivals and interviews on policy, technology and more. plus, our signature programs in depth and "after words". enjoy the tv this week and every weekend on c-span2. >> book tv is on location in las vegas at the freedom fest libertarian convention where we talk with others here and now we want to introduce you to one. this is hyrum lewis who teaches at byu in idaho. here's his cover of his book "there is a god". i want to start with those last words. in the last days. what are you referencing? >> yes, i'm referencing a specific faith tradition. there's a lot of work in apologetics coming out they had gotten aggressive in the 21st century. >> who are the new atheists? >> used to talk about the four hors

. >>> now to the attack in manchester, england, tonight. a man stabbing three people, injuring two more at a mall during a busy lunch hour. officers rushing to the scene. the shopping center on lockdown. store owners closing their doors. everyone sheltering in place. the police arresting the suspect on suspicion of terrorism . tonight. >>> back here at home, and the author of the new book "catch and kill," ronan farrow, right here tonight. in the book, the new allegation clvolving matt lauer. oai on farrow to stop reporting on harvey weinstein. farrow says spies were hired to follow him during all this. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: in his new book, ronan farrow takes aim at nbc. alleging the company was aware of claims of misconduct by matt lauer years before the bombshell allegation that lauer raped a former staffer,ion a lauer staunchly denies. lauer was then fired in 2017, 24 hours after the accuser went to h.r. at the time, nbc said it was the was the first complaint ab lou matt in over 20 years. you're saying that's a lie? >> the

like that with over visas there reporting from manchester england here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world hundreds of pro-democracy activists have gathered in hong kong to demonstrate against a police shooting that took place yesterday during protests an 18 year old was shot at close range after he attacked an officer with the metal bar the incident marks a significant escalation of tensions since anti china protests began in hong kong 4 months ago india is commemorating the 150th anniversary of mahatma gandhi's birth prime minister narendra modi who led the tributes while other religious and political leaders including the former prime minister singh also paid their respects to the man he was known as the father of the indian nation u.s. aviation regulators they have ordered inspections of nearly 2000 boeing 737 aircraft after. actual crafts were failed in some of the planes the order applies to 737 next generation models the precursor to boeing's 737 max model which has been grounded since march following 2 deadly crashes u.s. senator berni

was attendingster a conference in manchester, england. brexit, north korea, and russian interference in the u.s. elections. this is just over 45 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> question number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. of thet honorable friend conservative party conference is making, as we speak, the keynote speech setting up how we will leave the eu so we can get along with our dynamic agenda. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a world-renowned nature reserve no lessnstituency is than david attenborough but is threatened i proposals to build 500 houses on adjoining lands. when the right honorable friend put in a good word for the prime minister to ask him and joining me to lie down in front of the bulldozers to protect the natural heritage? i will await put a good word on his behalf and i share your passion with deserving natural habitats. they are crucial to the local planning process. you understand i can't comment on individual planning applications. >> mr. speaker, yesterday marked the start of black

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then, we will show you the prime minister's speech at his party's conference in manchester, england. president trump: pass leaders lead china take the crown jewels of american industry. now, we are finally responding to years of chronic trade abuses by defending our workers with tariffs, and anything else that is necessary. to stealobody is going our businesses, nobody will close our factories and nobody will close our plants anymore. they are all coming back. [applause] trump hassident popularized the debate over tariffs in our country once again. how long throughout our history have tariffs been a subject of political debate? peter: tariffs have been the topic of discussion from the beginning. tariffs make great rhetoric. really power people up. one could argue that the united states was founded on a tariff that'll. not american tariffs, but opposition to english tariffs. spend some time -- we started asking questions about the tariff debate and we thought we would bring the audience along to learn more about the role of tariffs and american history. before we get into the meat of

mckinnon is a male cyclist who won a championship in the women's cycling competition and manchester, englandmany feminists, women who are questioning the right of male athletes to compete in women's sports and this seems to be unacceptable for us to take this position, but we will continue to take this position that it's unacceptable for male's to compete. it's very important in this country for the purposes of maintaining title ix protections for women and girls which is something that my organization, the liberation front cares abo about. >> tucker: you are making a pretty straightforward reality based case and by doing so you risk that. physical harm. >> social authorization. risk to livelihood. i personally know several women who have been fired from positions or voicing concerns for the privacy and safety of women and girls. i want to also make the point that many of your viewers may not understand that there are many people on the political left including, especially feminists,, gay man and bisexual people who are gravely concerned about what the democratic party is doing on the topic

british prime minister boris johnson delivers the closing address at his party's conference in manchester, england. watch live at 6:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2, online honesty spent at work or listen live at three c-span radio app. >> this week you're watching the tv you can see what programs are available every weekend. watch top nonfiction authors and books along with coverage of events, fairs and festivals and interviews on policy, technology and more. plus, our signature programs in depth and "after words". enjoy the tv this week and every weekend on c-span2. >> book tv is on location in las vegas at the freedom fest libertarian convention

. >> on wednesday, boris johnson delivers the closing address at his party's conference in manchester, england. atch live at 6:30 eastern on c-span 2. listen on the c-span free radio app. >> next, charlie cook in conversation with radio host bill press. it took part in washington, d.c. looking at key house and senate races in the upcoming elections. >> good evening. thank you, john. it is great to see you all and it is great to welcome our friends from c-span around the world tonight to the hill center. we know we have some stiff competition tonight because it is a playoff game for th

you to give a speech in next couple of hours at the conservative party conference in manchester in the north of england from where our correspondent rory chalons now joins us and it won't just be of course his party the party faithful the members of the conservative party will be the whole country and the whole of europe are going to be eagerly awaiting to hear what boris yeltsin has to say. and you can see some of them now they are queuing behind me this queue going into the main order story and stretches past me out the door and all the way down the side of the building so obviously the conservative party faithful very clean keen to hear what boris johnson has to say and the e.u. is as well in fact many people involved in or interested in the bracks of process want to know what boris johnson's big plan is and the daily telegraph newspaper says that it has seen these full plans what it is calling 2 borders for 4 years now what this means according to the daily telegraph is that the u.k. would leave the e.u. but northern ireland part of the u.k. would sort of stay half in half out it would leave the cu

then, we will show you the prime minister's speech at his party's conference in manchester, england. president trump: pass leaders lead china take the crown jewels of american industry. now, we are finally responding to years of chronic trade abuses by defending our workers with

. >>> five people have been hospitalized after being stabbed at a shopping center in manchester englanda man has been taken into custody. a man was seen running around with a knife lunging al people. >>> we're going to switch gears uncomparable simone biles making history at the world gymnastic championships and rewrote the record book twice this week capturing a fifth world all-around title and grabbing her 22nd career medal. i don't know how you pick it up from here, t.j. i'm going to say, have at it. >> she said -- look for me she would sound arrogant. i'm so good, i don't know how i do it. she's in awe of herself and she's won every competition since 2013 and guys, it's not enclose. ♪ yep, that was a little mic drop from simone biles at the end of her floor routine and why not? >> unbelievable. >> reporter: the history books are already littered with her name. >> the new one, the biles two on floor twisting double. >> reporter: made history again at the world championships. >> double twisting double back. >> the height just takes your breath away. >> reporter: it wasn't even close.

are there for dominating the conservative party conference that is taking place in manchester in the north of england our correspondent there is lawrence lee an awful lot for the prime minister to be dealing with then lawrence. yes though excitingly it's october and you know what so it was when bracks it's going to happen so. what they're trying to do here is sort of build up a head of steam really ahead of boris johnson's speech tomorrow which is supposed to be setting out a few ideas for what are going to do with brussels to sort the whole thing out as trying to pick its a bit with men and bricks it. as you got any ideas to think up the sleeve yeah i think so understand what's going on what you need to understand is we're in a phony war at the moment and attention amongst politicians isn't focused on it's focused on the election that everyone knows is coming so everyone is trying to maneuver themselves into the best possible position for the election and that's how to understand it is you can point to brussels i mean there was some thought last night about a customs posts in ireland and then this m

interstate 5 and 405 were closed >>> five people were stabbed in a shopping center in manchester englandetectives were leading the investigation. the mall was evacuated as armed police rushed to the scene a man has been arrested. >>> the no bbel prize for peace has been awarded to the ethiopian prime minister he was cited for his initiative to resolve the border conflict he said he was humbled and thrilled by the award. >>> the first 3d printed boat took to the water at the university of maine. it was made with the world's largest 3d printer inabout 70 hours. both were unveiled at the university's advanced structures and composites center. you're up to date. that's the news update at this hour i'll send it back uptown to. >> that is so cool it's taking root rockets and now boats. sue, thank you. >>> we come back, stocks surging, but is the rally here to last? legendary investor byron wien gives us his insight next when "squawk on t see rurhetrt"etns ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." stocks enjoying a very good friday on the trade meeting this week the. the is

bulgarian police say more are likely — as they look to identify those that racially abused england's black players. manchestery's women fail to take the advantage, against the spanish champions, in european competition tonight. and after a long wait, katerina johnson—thompson tells us how sweet it was, to win a first world hepthalon title. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. bulgarian police have identified the suspects responsible for the racist abuse directed at england's black players, in their win in sofia this week. six have been arrested. several more are under investigation as uefa's call to wage war against the racists begins to take effect. tyrone mings making his england debut was among those to hear the abuse, which he described "clear as day". with bulgaria manager, krasimir balakov now apologising to "english footballers and to all those who felt offended". bbc news correspondent daniel sandford has more from sofia. the bulgarian football union might have been caught out by events on monday night that things have been moving at blistering speed. technical. first of all the —— first

party conference taking place in manchester in northern england. refusing to back down to his critics. prime minister boris johnson reiterated his call for t the u. k. to leave te european union by the end of the month. that is why we are coming out of the e. u. on october the thirty first tom moore may. i clicked on we can we must we will. johnson said the u. k. has submitted a new offer to the view and it addresses the hotly contested issue of the irish border. and today in brussels we all taping i believe a constructive and reasonable proposals which provides a compromomise for both sides. yes this is a compromise by the you can i hope very much that off friends understand that and compromise in that time. in the prime minister's proposal which was laid on details a commitment to avoid all border checks at or near ththe irish border. andnd an extension of the regulations to northern ireland pending approval from the provinces legislature. all the while keeping t the territory in a customs union with the u. k. not the e. u. the speech the conserv

league cup action in england — manchester city play southampton.the weekend. and though southampton conceded nine to leicester in their last game city know they'll be aiming to bounce back. i think the manager will be sad for a moment, one night, of course, but after that you have to move forward. and if the players are professionals, they are going to try to do their best. and another viral clip from german football. letting in a goal in the 95th minute is frustrating and it made hannover goalkeeper ron—robert zieler want to punch the air. unfortunately, he punched the goalscorer, daniel gordon, where it hurts. the karlsruher player went down and zieler, who seemed very sorry, was sent off. i'm glad he's 0k. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — mimi fawaz — and the rest of the sport team, that's your tuesday sport briefing. thanks to mimifor thanks to mimi for that. we can now speak to film writer and director bella monticelli who lives in the brentwood neighbourhood of los angeles. clearly you

you are based in manchester, north of england, will brexit affect you?, looking a positive, global expansion, we have an appetite in the united states, looking at australia, all these places, we are looking at the positives. all of that in just looking at the positives. all of that injust a looking at the positives. all of that in just a few years. it has been roughly speaking with you, thank you very much forjoining us. in a moment we'll run through some viewer responses to our twitter question: what can be done to kick racism out of football. you have not held back on those responses, we will go through those ina responses, we will go through those in a moment. where soaring rents can make living in cities prohibitively expensive. but one firm is offering an alternative for people who don't fancy a long commute: micro—flats. affordable but small, they're literally an arm's width in length. let's take a look. they say that small is beautiful, but you cannot swing a cat in one of those! my daughter went to japan recently, she slept in one of those cu bic

england this week. the riverside is sold out for the brazil fixture. chelsea's fran kirby and manchestersquad ahead of saturday's match against brazil in middlesbrough. defending motogp world champion marc marquez escaped serious injury in a dramatic crash in first practice for sunday's thai grand prix. he came off his repsol honda on a bend, defending motogp world champion marc marquez escaped serious injury in a dramatic crash in first practice luckily it didn't hit him. he was taken to hospital, and although he was bruised, he was given the all—clear and — miraculously — was back on the track within a couple of hours to take part in second practice. marquez could win his sixth world title this weekend. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to our top story. a review of scotland's yard disastrous inquiry into false allegations of vip abuse and murder found that warrants to search the homes of suspects were obtained "unlawfully". 0peration midland was sparked by claims made by carl beech, who was laterjailed for lying. the former mp harvey proctor, whose home was raided

one of england's star strikers, ellen white, won't feature in the friendly as she's still recovering from a knee injury. the manchesteror their fixture against germany at wembley on the 9th of november. she says she doesn't want to put a date on her return, but is itching to get back on the pitch. i can't wait. semi—people keep asking me and i am like, soon, soon. i don't want to ban specific date on i don't want to ban specific date on i don't want to fail and get into that. i don't want to say soon but i'm hoping soon. there wimpy game is when i have been looking at and hoping for. keeps reminding me about that one as well. it will be an incredible occasion. i missed out on the last one when a plane in germany. to be involved would be incredible and hopefully put it to bea incredible and hopefully put it to be a sell—out would be amazing for so many fans to come and support us on the back of the world cup as well. so, iwould on the back of the world cup as well. so, i would love to be involved in that. still to come on sportsday: it isa it is a new era for swimming but will the new league bring more excitement and b

a shopping mall in the city of manchester in the north of england has been evacuated in a stepping insident police say a man and his forty's has been arrested after reportedly being brought down by a taser 5 people were stabbed and have been taken to the hospital counter-terrorism police have been brought in to investigate and we are awaiting more details on that story. now more than 70000 people have been displaced by turkey's offensive in northern syria that's according to the u.n. world food program the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has warned turkey could face consequences if it does nothing to protect civilians she didn't say what those consequences might be buck's international calls for turkey to moderate its action in the region are growing thousands of residents fled on thursday as turkey pounded kurdish militia positions for a 2nd day. plumes of smoke disappear into the docketing sky but a burning reminder of the conflict remains night brings no reprieve as turkey continues its offensive. turkey's pushing into northeast syria territory held by its enemy the kurdish led syrian democr

bulgarian police say more are likely — as they look to identify those that racially abused england's black players. manchesterhampions, in european competition tonight. and after a long wait, katerina johnson—thompson tells us how sweet it was, to win a first world hepthalon title.

has taken place in manchester and the police have said that given the location of the nature of the incident they have invoked the counter terror of course from the northwest of england of course greater manchester police are well versed and prepared for this kind of incident because of what happened back in 2017 at the area and the area underground a concert in which 23 people were killed during an attack and going much much further back during the ira bombing in the 1990 s. right and they were thank you south africa's former president jacob zuma has lost his bid to avoid standing trial for corruption and that's expected to begin next week his lawyers went to the high court to argue the prosecution should be thrown out because it's politically motivated zuma denies taking bribes from a french weapons company for $180000000.00 government contracts in the 1990 s. for mr miller was the court's. the court judgment was handed down in under 2 minutes and jacob zuma was in and out of cotton in just a few minutes the court had decided that jacob zuma will indeed stand trial that's due to begin next week but it's also worth remembering that the former president does have the

and england's record wicket taker jimmy anderson is being helped by manchester city as he tries to recovert of most of this summer's ashes series. anderson will train at the club's etihad campus as he hopes to be fit to play in england's winter tours. great britian‘s men finished 5th in the team final at gymnastics' world championships in stuttgart. max whitlock was the last member of the team to go on the pommel. the olympic champion knew the team couldn't improve on 5th, but attempting a really difficult routine, he fell off mid—way through. he managed to finish, though, with a score of 111.133. russia won the gold for the first time since the breakup of the soviet union, overtaking china — the top men's gymnastics nation for the last 20 years — on the final rotation. japan took bronze. the usjust missed out on a podium place. next to what's been described by fifa as "a moment for real change". football's world governing body say that it will "stand firm" in ensuring that women have access to all football matches in iran. it follows the death of an activist, sahar kho—day—ari, who set he

the england and manchester city star raheem sterling is fronting the campaign.side flags, advertising boards and match day programmes asking fans to report any racist language or behaviour at the ground. there the room for every kind of emotion. but there is never room for racism. there is no room for racism. in the premier league or anywhere else.“ you see it, report it. if you see it, report it. the former newcastle and england forward shola ameobi is part of the eight—man bame panel, advising the premier league on racism issues ahead of this weekend's campaign. he says nothing has changed since he played because not enough has been put in place to combat racism in football. it is about you know, tackling these issues head on, and i think obviously, coming off the back of what was you know, a tumultuous week in terms of the england team and what the experience of bulgaria, these are issues that really need to be looked at, and i think it's really important that you know, as this campaign no room for racism, it is not just a this campaign no room for racism, it

our north of england correspondent, judith moritz is at the manchester arena for us this evening. those who died wanted? it is what they expected because they were due to be inquests in this inquiry will replace those inquests because last month the coroner agreed that the result should be kept secret on the grounds of national security but he warned it would be difficult to hold an inquest and it was the coroner who asked for a public inquiry instead because this may seem like a contradiction but he will be able to hear that evidence himself in private behind closed doors without those families and the public being present. the home secretary said today in granting the inquiry this is an important step for those affected to be able to move on. she knows they want answers as quickly as possible. having spoken to some of the families and their lawyers they say they are demanding complete candourfrom they say they are demanding complete candour from the authorities and they are frustrated about how low may see this has taken. they want the inquiry to begin as soon as possible but i

england striker, tony durgin. she starts this evening, and yesterday i asked the manchester city boss, cushing, what kind of receptionrformer cushing, what kind of reception they will get from her former club. a nice welcome of course, listen, if you look at tony's history here, she scored some incredibly big goals, she played well, she won trophies, she played well, she won trophies, she scored big goals, whether it being that chelsea game when we won the league, or in the chelsea game a way that helped us get into a position to win the league. yeah, she was a fan favourite here, and of course, she was a fan favourite here, and of course , we she was a fan favourite here, and of course, we hope she gets a good welcome, but obviously, we want to make sure that we put the performance in that wins the game. yes, so she starts tonight, as well as the former arsenal goalkeeper, arsenal, by the way, also in european action tonight. they are a way to slide via. coming up in the hour mark, 5—0, so you think they are safely through even with the second leg and another 30 minutes still to come from as for glasgow city, they a

england's record wicket taker jimmy anderson is being helped by manchester city as he tries to recoverderson will train at the club's etihad campus as he hopes to be fit to play in england's winter tours. fleetwood town bossjoey barton has denied assaulting the then barnsley manager daniel stendel after a match in april. barton appeared at barnsley magistratres court today and pleaded not guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm. he's due back in court next month. and an 8 foot 9 inch statue of the former manchester united striker zlatan ibrahimovich has been unveiled in his hometown of malmo in sweden. in his characteristically modest way zlatan said he'd ‘eaten sweden for breakfast, had europe for lunch then took the world by dinner.‘ great britain's men have finished 5th in the team final at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart. russia took gold. our reporter david mcdaid was watching alongside former world champion beth tweddle. last night we were treated to a really high quality women's team final topped today it was the turn of the men and it did not disappoint

england and scotland. in the premier league, manchester city were beaten 2—0 at home by wolves city couldn't convert theirght them on the counter attack twice late on. adama traore with both for the visitors. it was city's first defeat at home in any competition for ten months. there were three other premier league games today. it goes from bad to worse for manchester united, beaten 1—0 at newcastle united. chelsea are up to fifth in the table after an impressive 4—1win at southampton, while a david luiz goal was enough for arsenal to beat bournemouth at the emirates. in scotland, livingstone have beaten celtic for the first time in the club's history. the champions had ryan christie sent off in the first half and then conceded two goals in the second half. rangers have overtaken them at the top of the table after they thumped hamilton 5—0. frankie dettori and enable missed out on a record third win in europe's richest race, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe. the hot favourite and winner for the last two years was clear in the final stages at longchamp but was just pipped on the line by pierre—charles boudot

appeared at the old bailey and pleaded not guilty to murder. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz sent this from manchester this inquiry will replace those inquests because last month the coroner agreed that some evidence from the police and m15 should be kept secret on the grounds of national security but then he warned as a result it would be very difficult to hold an inquest. it was the coroner who requested for a public inquiry instead because this may seem like a contradiction in terms, he will be able to hear that evidence himself in private behind closed doors, without those families and the public being present. the home secretary said today that in granting the inquiry that this is an important step for those affected to be able to move on. she knows they want answers as quickly as possible, i can tell you having spoken to some of the families and their lawyers, they say they are demanding complete candour from the authorities, warts and all and they are frustrated at how long this has taken. they want the inquiry to begin as quickly as possible. i understand better that it won't get under way unt

and ryan sterling scores a hat—trick, as manchester city beat atalanta 5—1. and englandall of those stories later in the hour. thanks. we will see you very soon. more now on our main story. downing street has signalled that borisjohnson will step up his efforts to force a general election, if eu leaders approve an extension to brexit of up to three months. last night, mps voted in favour of the government's withdrawal agreement bill. however, the prime minister's plans to fast track the legislation through the commons, in time for the uk to leave by the end of the month, were rejected. we can speak now to david herszenhorn — chief brussels correspondent for politico. firstly, wendy —— what you think is the length of extension the eu are likely to give, and secondly, when will we here? it will be the extension as put forward in the benn act put forward very reluctantly by borisjohnson on saturday. the first letter, i have to ask you for an extension, but i don't want it so please don't give it to me. seeing it as an urgent moment to prevent and no deal is an eye on octobe

country with 16 boroughs in the top 25 places with the highest rate of knife crime, in england and wales, but manchesterckpool, birmingham, and nottingham all feature in that list. joining me now is simeon moore, a former gang member from birmingham, who now works with young people to try and divert them away from crime. really good to have you with us. i'm guessing that you weren't surprised that the figures suggest that birmingham, among other places, is seeing rising knife crime? definitely not and i believe we are going to continue to see these crimes, not just knife going to continue to see these crimes, notjust knife crime but just youth violence on a whole, rise because the behaviour is being normalised through the culture, through young culture. it is normalised. so we are going to keep seeing it until we deal with the culture and the mindset of young people living in these urban areas. when you say the culture, what you mean by that? there is a culture of... there is a culture where the gangster is celebrated. we got a culture in the uk and in fact around the world whether gangster is celebrate

the manchester city and england player received the award in recognition of his success on the pitch,are awarded each year for outstanding achievements. sir david attenborough, ed sheeran and david beckham have also been given one in the past. you are an inspiration not only through your actions on the pitch, but also of the pitch, for standing up but also of the pitch, for standing upfor but also of the pitch, for standing up for people's rights. so with that in mind, it would be an absolute honour to award you our highest accolade, and that is the blue peter gold badge. you are in very prestigious company, so congratulations. thank you, thank you very much. have you got one of those? no. clearly some clerical mistake. david beckham, charlie state... no, ijust meana beckham, charlie state... no, ijust mean a regular blue peter badge. —— charlie stayt. i think! mean a regular blue peter badge. —— charlie stayt. i think i stole one from a blue peter presenter. so we know the lineups now. yes, this is where they pin their hopes on the team who will get them over the line at the quarterf

as easy for manchester city, sterling scores a hat trick to make it three wins from three in europe. and claims of spying ahead of england's world cup semi final showdown against new zealand. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening — welcome along to sportsday. crisis, what crisis for tottenham. they certainly showed no sign of their recent poor form in a 5 nil thumping of red star belgrade this evening at the tottenham hotspur stadium. a crucial win for mauricio pochettino‘s team, who going into this game, had just one point from the first 2 games. it was as convincing for manchester city in italy — a 5—1win against atalanta — to make it three wins from three, our reporterjohn bennett is here, spurs city. i know a result like this does not solve anything but it is good to be a confidence booster in terms of how tottenham's side plates. something to build on because it was only one victory in seven before tonight going into belgrade. they were 7—2, the first game of the champions league, there does make— zero, so they needed a big victory and they got a big win as well. let us look at the goals. now they seem to be ba