in the second half, brighton did give themselves a glimmer of hope.on inside the box. penalty given in penalty scored. alexis mcallister pulling one back. but city re—established their 3—goal lead soon after. mahrez rounding up the scoring and ending all hopes of a brighton turnaround. on to scottish football now. hearts failed to take advantage of rangers not playing today, but their draw with dundee was still enough to send them top of the scottish premiership. john souttar gave them the lead, but poor defending punished byjason cummings for dundee made the score 1—1. hearts are top on goal difference with rangers in action tomorrow. celtic are nowjust a point behind, after beating stjohnstone 2—0. elsewhere wins for aberdeen, dundee united, and livingston. now to rugby league, and there was a clean sweep for england in their international double header with france. the men's team had to work harder than their 30. harder than their 30—10 scoreline suggested in perpignan, but things were much more comfortable for the women's side. they thrashed franc

and after almost two weeks, the bbc understands that brighton and hove city council have reached a dealh the unions to end the bin strike in the city. and we hear more about artist spencer tunick�*s latest photo shoot, which involves hundreds of people getting their clothes off at the dead sea in israel. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the family of the conservative mp, sir david amess have said their "hearts are shattered" by his death, adding in a statement that they were "trying to understand why this awful thing has occurred". the home secretary, priti patel, is considering a range of measures to protect mps at constituency surgeries, in the wake of sir david's death, killed in a knife attack on friday. a security review is looking at whether there should be routine police protection, as well as pre—booked surgery appointments. the man arrested following the killing, has been named as ali harbi ali. the 25—year—old is being held under the terrorism act, and officers have until friday to question him. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has the very latest on the

if you are watching and listening in brighton _ if you are watching and listening in brighton and hovewindow, i have a little glimmer of— outside your window, i have a little glimmer of hope for you. in the last hour sources — glimmer of hope for you. in the last hour sources from the gmb union have told me _ hour sources from the gmb union have told me they have reached an outline agreement— told me they have reached an outline agreement with the council in writing — agreement with the council in writing that they are willing to put to their— writing that they are willing to put to their members tomorrow, and subject— to their members tomorrow, and subject to — to their members tomorrow, and subject to the agreement of their members — subject to the agreement of their members they say, and agreement of councillors _ members they say, and agreement of councillors on the other side, that could _ councillors on the other side, that could suspend the action that was due to _ could suspend the action that was due to resume next thursday. we are still waiting _ due to resume next thursday.

finished goalless as brighton...f the game fell lewis, don't, but he's guide his efforts six yards away. the draw sees brighton move up to fifth place whilst the gunners moved down tonight. wolves, meanwhile, got theirfirst home win of the season with a 2—1victory over newcastle united at molineux. two goals from hwang hee chan coming either side of a jeff hendrick strike to give bruno lage�*s side the three points. newcastle drop into the relegation zone, while wolves move up to tenth. elsewhere, leeds have theirfirst win of the season at the seventh attempt. marcelo bielsa's side beat watford 1—0 at elland road — diego llorente with the goal in the first half. norwich had lost all their league games before today, but they're off the mark with a point at home to burnley. 0—0 at turf moor. bournemouth have moved three points clear at the top of the championship, coming from behind to beat sheffield united 2—1. the big result of the day came at lunchtime, though coventry with a stunning second half display to beat ful

bomb and of crecy and the brighton bomb and of crecy and who— and the brighton bomb and of crecy andrist related incidents, but irish— terrorist related incidents, but irish terrorism a very different terrorism _ irish terrorism a very different terrorism to what we know today. so, yes, this _ terrorism to what we know today. so, yes, this comes as a shock to him as indeed _ yes, this comes as a shock to him as indeed to— yes, this comes as a shock to him as indeed to all— yes, this comes as a shock to him as indeed to all of us. find yes, this comes as a shock to him as indeed to all of us.— indeed to all of us. and that takes us to the ft. _ indeed to all of us. and that takes us to the ft, which _ indeed to all of us. and that takes us to the ft, which talks - indeed to all of us. and that takes us to the ft, which talks about. us to the ft, which talks about referring to two people, the mp for enfield south was blown up in the attack intended to kill margaret thatcher and her cabinet destroyed that grand hotel in brighton and caused lots of injuries, but also, that led to the by e

second placed liverpool dropped points, a surprise two—all draw against brighton. promising for liverpool with jordan it had looked promising for liverpool withjordan henderson liverpool with jordan henderson getting liverpool withjordan henderson getting their first after just four minutes. sadio mane got the second and the third was disallowed. it finished 2—2 and liverpool are three points behind. and then it was equalised on the 56th minute. liverpool stay in second place. the disappointment for us is... i am not arrogant, i know how good brighton is. i don't think they should give them a problem. but if you do what we did in moments for 90 minutes or longer, 95, you can give them a real one. we opened the door and they ran through. i thought it was a wonderful game of football. i think our players were amazing and played with a real courage and quality and intensity. i think we started the game well and then liverpool scored from their first attack and then all of a sudden it became challenging here. the incredible players kept going, scored two really good go

chelsea have done theirjob with a 3—1 win over brighton earlier today.mfortable lead at half—time. danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls in the second half, but beth england's goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. arsenal are at aston villa, the game is live on bbc two at the moment, arsenal are currently doing their bit as well, looking to continue their 100% record. there i— bit as well, looking to continue their 100% record. there 1— zero up there in the second half, kim little taking arsenal back up to the top of the league. now, quite a day for saracens — earlier they announced a £32 million takeover of the club, with a consortium of investors that includes south african world cup—winning former captain francois pienaar. and then, a defeat at leicester in the premiership in the cruellest way possible — as imran sidat reports. all the pre— match takeover talk was put on hold as two of the bleak�*s biggest hitters prepared for battle. even the pouring rain didn't deter a packed crowd at welford road, for this earl

green mp for brighton pavilion, caroline _ be on it.of us are in for a wet couple of days with the risk of localised flooding. what�*s happening today is we have got one weather front pushing eastwards, a second one coming in hot on its heels, it is going to be a windy day with local gales across the north—west and a fair bit of cloud around, producing some dank conditions in the west. producing some dank conditions in the west. but later it should brighten up in north—east scotland, parts of eastern england and also east wales, with temperatures a little bit higher than they were yesterday. through this evening and overnight, our weather front sinks southwards, taking its rain with it. still windy across the west of scotland, areas adjacent to the irish sea, but it is not going to be a cold night. temperatures falling away to between 10 and about 15 degrees. tomorrow, then, we pick up this band of rain extending across northern england, parts of wales and northern ireland, and through the day it moves northwards once again. for the res

i am not arrogant, i know how good brighton is. for 90 minutes or longer, 95, you can give them a real one. we opened the door and they ran through. i one. we opened the door and they ran throu~h. ., .,, ., through. i thought it was a wonderful— through. i thought it was a wonderful game _ through. i thought it was a wonderful game of- through. i thought it was a l wonderful game of football. through. i thought it was a i wonderful game of football. i through. i thought it was a - wonderful game of football. i think our players were amazing and played with a _ our players were amazing and played with a real _ our players were amazing and played with a real carriage and quality and intensity — with a real carriage and quality and intensity i— with a real carriage and quality and intensity. i think we started the game _ intensity. i think we started the game well and then liverpool scored from their— game well and then liverpool scored from their first attack and then all of a sudden it became challenging here _ of a sudden it became

mi: understanding is in brighton next week in brighton and hove?al government has caused a national problem with waste collection and unions looking to go on strike in places like glasgow and brighton and the councillors in brighton and the councillors in brighton have worked hard to avert that income to a deal that looks like we will get not only good pay and conditions for local workers but also address historic problems with waste and recycling services in brighton and hove and we look at all parties to come behind plans for the city where we want to protect workers improve services. now the weather with matt who's at a pumpkin farm this morning. good morning. iam good morning. i am at hebden bridge, a wonderful town in yorkshire. ahead of this weekend's pumpkin trail which as you can tell behind me has a theme this year. here to tell me more is jamie, who is the co—director of the pumpkin trail and pumpkin carver extraordinaire. thank you for getting up so early. tell us about the theme? irate you for getting up so early. tell us about the them

. _ development committee or member back in 1984, when the brighton bomb went off, it _ in 1984, whenconferences, where people like journalists, like you and i, and of— like journalists, like you and i, and of course, members of the constituency party could walk into a bar and _ constituency party could walk into a bar and go— constituency party could walk into a bar and go and chat to a minister. that— bar and go and chat to a minister. that can't— bar and go and chat to a minister. that can't happen any more. there is a huge _ that can't happen any more. there is a huge security screen thrown around that, and _ a huge security screen thrown around that, and i_ a huge security screen thrown around that, and i fear that perhaps the way that— that, and i fear that perhaps the way that mps operate in their local communities may have to change after this. , , communities may have to change after this. ,, , this. this is i suppose committee serve the people, _ this. this is i suppose committee serve the people, how _ this. this is i suppose committee serve the people, how do - this. this

we've seen this in brighton where the refuse — we've seen this in brighton where the refuse workers haveke for a — the refuse workers have gone on strike for a couple of weeks, the glasgow refuse workers have decided to -o glasgow refuse workers have decided to go on— glasgow refuse workers have decided to go on strike bang on november wincaps— to go on strike bang on november wincaps 26— to go on strike bang on november wincaps 26 kicks off, and so have the er _ wincaps 26 kicks off, and so have the er and — wincaps 26 kicks off, and so have the er and he moved towards action on scotland's national rail when the leaders _ on scotland's national rail when the leaders come to town, so, yeah, we will see _ leaders come to town, so, yeah, we will see a _ leaders come to town, so, yeah, we will see a lot — leaders come to town, so, yeah, we will see a lot of union power, lots of echoes— will see a lot of union power, lots of echoes of the 1970s lots of discontent that we will be digging out the _ discontent that we will be digging out the archives. to see what it was like, _ out the archives

first the labour party conference was by the sea in brighton this week.ormy, it's set labour on course in a new direction, tacking right, leaving corbyn supporters somewhat out at sea. starmer told his party they had nearly been obliterated but essentially given they were roundly beaten byjohnson, whom he described as a trivial man, a trickster who had performed his one trick, it was clear labour had to shift back to the centre if they ever want to be in power again. there were also important rule changes strengthening starmer�*s hand, but it was his speech that was billed as "a make or break moment". ian birrell, was it make or break or where did it land in your view? i don't know if it was make or break but keir starmer could certainly feel happy with his progress over the week. the conference went pretty well for him — even the heckling probably helped, particularly when it was so crass as to call him when he was talking about his sick mother being in an emergency ward in hospital. to have people heckling there didn't look very good on them. he made so

chelsea have moved to the top of the women�*s super league table with a 3—1win over brighton and hovee seagulls but beth england�*s goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. britain�*s cameron norrie has enjoyed another impressive win — he�*s into the semi—finals of the san diego 0pen after dropping just four games beating fourth seed denis shapovalov. he dropped just four games to beat the fourth seed. norrie�*s brilliant form of 2021, has stalled in recent weeks but this victory took him into his sixth atp semi—final of the year, where he�*ll face the top seed, andrey rublev. south africa�*s 1995 rugby world cup winning captain francois pienaar is among a consortium of investors taking a controlling share in saracens, in a 32—million pound takeover. pienaar played for the club for three years, and coached them for two, and he�*ll bejoined by another former saracen, maggie alphonsi, on the board. they won promotion back to the premiership last season, after being fined and given a points deduction for breaching salary cap rules in 2019. and saracens are at home

tottenham's defeats to brighton means that chelsea are now their closest challengers at the top.before kick—off at meadow park, arsenal and everton players linked arms in a show of solidarity after allegations of sexual misconduct in american soccer. after being humbled 4—1 by barcelona in the champions league, arsenal were clearly keen to make amends, sandy maciver fighting through the autumn sun to make the save. and that could have played a role in the opener. katie mccabe struck a brilliant volley but it was in an area where you would expect the keeper to save. mccabe then turned provider as her corner found lotte wubben—moy unmarked, 2—0. the best saved till last, a rocket from frida maanum made it three, five wins in five for the gunners and they remain at the top. at kingsmeadow, it looked like leicester would be the first wsl team to keep a clean sheet against chelsea in three years. kirstie levell putting her body on the line to keep the champions out. but when you possess as much talent as chelsea, you can always find a way. substitute pernille harder eventually getting

so confirmation of the day's results, then, including a goalless draw between norwich and brighton — match between manchester city and burnley, at half time city awarded winners medals for four players who were part of their league winning squad back in the 1967—68 season. among them was stan horne, meaning he becomes the first black footballer to win the english football league. horne did not receive one at the time due to the smaller allocation of medals and a different appearance quota to claim one. protocols have since changed on who receives medals and the efl approved city's request for players who missed out to be awarded one. rangers blew the chance to open up a gap at the top of the scottish premiership this afternoon. they drew 1—1 with hearts conceding an equaliser in the last minute of the game. craig halkett�*s strike keeps the edinburgh side just a point behind the leaders. elsewhere, dundee united gain ground in third, beating hibs convincingly 3—0. celtic are up to 4th, following their win at motherwell. and wins for st mirren and livingston. in the late game — 2—1 to

a fine touch from foden helps manchester city make short work of brighton — as they keep the pressurelo there and welcome to the programme. a moment for the lionesses to remember today as england played their first competitive women's match wembley against a dogged and determined northern ireland side in world cup qualifying. jo currie is there for us. good to see you. england got the job done, but they took their time to find their goals? yeah, they got there eventually. i think when you consider that england are ranked a0 places above northern ireland, and england are fully professional and at best, northern ireland are semiprofessional. i think many people expected england to really run away with this game, but at half—time, it was goalless. the first half, they couldn't find the back of the net. the lioness is hit the woodwork twice, and the northern ireland goalkeeper scrambled away many efforts. at the break, a change of fortunes for england when the england manager made a double substitution. she brought on a couple of beths, and that made all the difference. beth mead coming o

just an update in the premier league's kick off, it is still goalless between brighton and arsenal with on bbc news: ros atkins explains how global supply chain problems have led to some shortages in the west. the global supply chain underpins how we get many of the things we need and use in our lives. but it's not functioning as it normally does and that's impacting us all — around the world and in the uk. you can't lay bricks, you can't cast concrete slabs and then it's a knock—on effect for our men, our subcontractors, and of course our clients. normally we have lots of spider—man but this is all we've got and we can't get any more. don't know why we can't get any more spider—man at the moment, you know, there's a new film being released, so this is the new character. still waiting for the products. from spider—man to semiconductors, there's now a huge gap between supply and demand. that's the boss of the ports in los angeles. and look at the situation there. dozens of container ships are lined up, waiting and waiting to dock. the wall streetjournal wrote this week... or as the new y

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for the pbs newshour, -- i am in brighton. ♪ judy: the national women's soccer league has suspended alltches amid allegations of abuse including sexual abuse of players former coaches. back with a look at the widening scandal. reporter: the games were postponed out of the players demanded an end to what they call systematic abuse in the league. on thursday, north carolina's professional team encouraged fired their coach following reports he sexually coerced multiple players. according to a report this week by the athletic, he coerced one player to have sex with him, forced to to kiss one another, and sent unsolicited sexual pictures. another coach of the washington spirit was followed -- fired after the washington post reported he abused players. this makes three coaches total. at the national women's soccer league has fired in its ranks since august. i am joined by molly handsy - -an investigative sports reporter. thank you for joining us. this leak is a few years old, less than a dede old. three coaches fed since august. why are we learning about this now? molly: december and so --the

in the rest of the day's football, manchester city are thrashing brighton.the second half. and what a way for claudio ranieri to get off the mark as watford boss. after last week's 5—0 hammering at the hands of liverpool, they stuck five of their own past everton today. in his second game since taking charge, ranieri saw his watford side come from behind twice to win 5—2 at goodison park. the hornets packing a real sting, josh king with a hat—trick. watford are up to 14th. i told the players, never, never give up. it is not important, the result. we have to try to do our way, but when we lose the ball, we have to stay very, very carefully, because five goals against liverpool is too much. and then, i'm very happy, because we played quickly forward when i was to do this, and the other side, we keep position. it was a very good match for us. elsewhere, newcastle have earned their first point since the sacking of manager steve bruce. they fought from a goal down to draw 1—all with crystal palace. christian benteke scored for the hosts, before callum wilson equa

milad rouf attacked rym alaoui after the junior doctor answered the door of her brighton home.nd permanently scarred, even after five painful operations. she had broken up with medical student milad roufjust six weeks before the attack. today, thejudge said he had meticulously planned it, motivated by anger and jealousy. the victim had a very promising and probably successful career as a doctor ahead of her. the scars, physically, and literal scars that will be with her forever. and she is slowly but surely coming to terms with that, but i don't think she ever will do. she is someone who has been truly inspirational to my officers that have been working on this case throughout, in terms of her positivity, but ultimately she's still had to suffer at the hands of this man. milad rouf carried out the attack in disguise. he was caught on cctv shopping in brighton beforehand, wearing a padded fat suit, sunglasses and a visor. just after four o'clock in the 20th of may, milad rouf knocked on the door of this house in the centre of brighton, disguised as a woman. when dr alaoui answer

underway —— hosted by the duke of cambridge and after almost two weeks —— the bbc understands that brightone city council have reached a deal with the unions to end the bin strike in the city and, baring it all forart, the new photoshoot from artist spencer tunick involves hundreds of people getting their clothes off at the dead sea in israel now on bbc news, it's time for our world — the battle for the channel. it's a game of cat and mouse played in a ribbon of sea between britain and france that pits people smugglers against police patrols and governments against each other. we have offered to the french many times for us to deploy british officers onto the beaches — it's not something they feel that they need. where migrants are packed into flimsy, inflatable boats and sent off into the sea. record numbers of migrants are now reaching british shores this way, and the smugglers are always one step ahead. so who's winning the battle in the channel? we're out on patrol to ask why two of the world's richest and most powerful countries can't stop migrants crossing 20 miles of sea. it's four o

as special correspondent malcolm brabant reports from brighton, on the southern coast of england, theems appear to be one of the side effects of brexit. >> reporter: illuminated gas station signs at night are like homing beacons for britain's fuel-starved drivers. it's nearly 2:00 in the morning, and i can't believe that i woke up half hour ago and thought, "ooh, i don't have any petrol. i'd better go and get some," because this is about the only time at night you can get it. that is, if you don't want to waste time, and even more fuel, during daylight hours waiting in a gridlocked line at a gas station that's just had a delivery. sure enough, shortly after dawn, this facility was besieged. britain has 8,300 gas stations, and according to industry analysts, more than a arter of them are empty. for those who don't use public transport or cycle, the fuel famine is becoming what the understated british regard as irritating. artist jessica christie miller. >> i had my sister charlotte staying with me, who has learning difficulties, and i couldn't get her back to kent. my husband's broken

— annual conference this autumn in brighton announcing its keynote pledged to quadruple the amount ofgovernment is doing. citing that we might see labour attack tomorrow on the _ we might see labour attack tomorrow on the government's green agenda in the budget, which is obviouslyjust four days _ the budget, which is obviouslyjust four days out from the start of the top 26 _ four days out from the start of the top 26 summit in glasgow on sunday. lucy. _ top 26 summit in glasgow on sunday. lucy. it _ top 26 summit in glasgow on sunday. lucy. it is _ top 26 summit in glasgow on sunday. lucy, it is almost like we have rehearsed best because you have a link that nicely to the other straight on the front pages. the clean cancelled her trip to the climate conference. pick up on that for us, jenny. climate conference. pick up on that for us. jenny-— for us, jenny. yes, the clean is listening _ for us, jenny. yes, the clean is listening to _ for us, jenny. yes, the clean is listening to her _ for us, jenny. yes, the clean is listening to her doctors - for us, jenny. yes, the clean is listenin

spurs won i—o at burnley, leicester beat brighton on penalties, while brentford beat stoke 2—1. at the top of the scottish premiership. celtic won 3—1 at hibs, while rangers could only draw 2—2 at home to aberdeen. england's perfect start to the t20 world cup continues after they thrashed bangladesh by eight wickets in abu dhabi. jason roy top scored with 61 as england chased down their target of 125 with ease. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the act of taking the knee has come under new scrutiny at the scottish cup. this was the first time england and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a and bangladesh had met and et twin it -- a t20 and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a t20 international. rash headington can be contagious. the catchers were catching, 2—2 balls. the score was stalling, check your phone. not enough. of bangladesh fans were in, always a tiger. that's the thing that came for, that's the spirit they dress for her. but in this game of cat and mouse, it was bangladesh who were caught again. and gone. bangladesh who were caught again. and one. ., , .

keir starmer has been in brighton for the party conference.eam handle the media? i would have said before today there have been teething problems. i think they have, on the eve of the conference we would've expected a big interview say with the guardian. he did something with the sunday mirror but i think the guardian, there wasn't really a major piece there. i think he struggled because of the pandemic and because ofjust where we are with the labour party. i think he has struggled to have a proper hearing from the press. and i think that part of that is because he hasn't been able to break through due to covid, but also because he hasn't really, as he said today, got his house in order. i think today that's been a slight game changer in terms of how the media regard him. i'lljust read out a tweet the political editor of the sun who said, "long road to go, but at least the opposition are finally having a crack at credibility." that's a really interesting response from them. so i think, as harry says, a long way to go but i think he delivered a

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now, as billed, let's talk about what we were doing in brighton this week, which was watching keir starmeroing his first in person conference speech as labour leader, but some members of audience had another idea. shouting. so, you see... shouting is slogans or changing lives, conference? cheering and applause. what did you make of the speech and what keir starmer had to deal with, was it useful that he was heckled in terms of defining himself? he certainly gave a strong response to the hecklers.| so good he did it twice! he took no nonsense from them. they shouldn't have been doing that. . it was disrespectful. maybe it is useful politically? it showed he was not going to be deterredl by a bunch of people heckling i and he was clear about needing to make sure the labour party is fit for government, - needing to make sure that the labour partyl is focussing on getting a labour government, j because that is how you change lives as he put it. _ i think it was a very confident performance from someone i who is setting out a pitch - to be a labour prime minister and to be a proper, serious. pe

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at his force majesty show no mercy against brighton in the premier league. the details later in his views. ah, release him sudafed, tear gas a protest as who are blocking a bridge. and cartoon, they put up roadblocks and cut off the bridge linking the capitals, central, and northern neighborhoods. dozens of them gathered outside the presidential palace . people have been demonstrating for days now, calling for more civilian control over the government. let's go live to khartoum out there as hipaa morgan as their hip. what are we to make of this heavy handed security response? while it comes in, respond that to be protested in front of the presidential palace trying to expand the system that the established over a week ago. now they say they want the military to take over and dissolve the entire cabinet and, and make up a new one that is inclusive of everyone who took part in the revolution. in december 2018. when people protested against former president bush, which led to the military over throwing him in april 2019. now they say that they want to make sure

clarissa was travelling today from brighton to three bridges.vement to come. is a they are, but there is room for improvement to come. is a wheelchair user myself. — improvement to come. is a wheelchair user myself. i — improvement to come. is a wheelchair user myself, i know _ improvement to come. is a wheelchair user myself, i know there _ improvement to come. is a wheelchair user myself, i know there are - user myself, i know there are challenges, but actually, when you are here _ challenges, but actually, when you are here and using the service, you realise _ are here and using the service, you realise just— are here and using the service, you realise just how accessible it is, and it_ realise just how accessible it is, and it does_ realise just how accessible it is, and it does open up the world to you _ and it does open up the world to ou. , ., , , ., , ., and it does open up the world to you. gtr admits it still has a way to no, you. gtr admits it still has a way to go. but _ you. gtr admits it still has a way to go. but with — you. gtr a

and after almost two weeks, brighton and hove city council have reached a deal with the unions to end the bin strike in the city. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, daisy mcandrew and the financial times whitehall editor, sebastian payne. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages, starting with... let's start with the metro and an emotional message from the family of sir david amess. they say they're "absolutely broken" by his killing, urging everyone to set hatred aside and work towards togetherness. that message is also on the front page of the i, along with confirmation from home secretary priti patel that there will be new measures to improve mps�* safety. according to the daily mail, sir david's alleged killer had been referred to a deradicalisation scheme which aims to stop individuals becoming terrorists. it raises questions on whether an oppotunity to stop him in the times — security sources say that all avenues are being explored in the investigation into sir david's murder including

wins too for brighton and reading.an wells with andy murray in action. that's it from me. thank you very much. i look at the newspaper is coming up on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello there. on sunday, many saw some sunny skies and largely dry weather away from the drizzle in the south and showers hello there. on sunday, many saw some sunny skies and largely dry weather away from the drizzle in the south and showers in the north. and the coming week, with high—pressure ruling the roost, promises to be dry for many, although there will be these weather fronts, as they come south, into that high—pressure, will tend to weaken, but they will introduce more cloud from time to time and with high—pressure at this time of year, night—time ground frost and fog are something we need to be aware of. but, otherwise, it looks largely fine and dry. yes, it will be a little bit cooler than it was last week, as we had temperatures three or 4 above average, so back to average and that doe

take a getting up to 20 degrees celsius. brighton breezy day. here on friday. the winds will ease off a little as we go. one into sas day, so really will feel quite pleasant out in the sunshine. little more cloud though, some sherry rain coming in across yellow sea towards the korean peninsula. ill turn increase the wet here. then as we go on through the we came price guys come back behind for much of china, water, 2 showers down towards the south, joining up with the showers that we have across a good part of indo china where we have seen some very heavy rain recently where just weather is now in the process of just pushing across towards thailand to see how the cloud and rain to slides in here. you just scattering a shower for the philippines, for malaysia, for indonesia, and quite a scattering of showers to across the i have been go to war to southeast of india. there's still a clutch of storms bringing some very nasty weather in over the next couple of days . it could cause some localized flooding, much of southern india sinks and very heavy rain or is worn

but that's not how it feels in new brighton.ut at the same moment, and plenty of people still working from home, this hugejump in utility bills will be hard for everyone to swallow. colletta smith, bbc news, on the wirral. the petrol giant bp says the situation at its forecourts seems to be stabilising, but retailers are reporting a mixed picture across the country. caroline davies reports. it is very patchy, and the demand for fuel has not gone down to normal levels, so retailers say the situation at the pumps has been improving, but that has been slowing down, and much like a car running out of petrol, the concern is that it could stall altogether. they say 26 of their members run dry today, 27% yesterday, small improvements, but they want that to go faster. the picture is patchy across the uk, so scotland and the north of england seem to be improving, not quite the case in london and the south east. it is also getting more political, so keir starmer said today that the government need to be taking emergency action to tackle t

tomorrow, brighton b today, chance of a share in the west.ry. more of the day dry rather than wait. even if you catch a shower, it is still mild and breezy.

optimistic conservatism and tired old labor party to see them last week did you watch the last week in brighton? their leader like. [laughter] pushed this way and that they don't really have those anymore seriously rattled push this way, this way, that takes spectacle of the of a cruise line being captured just be trying to negotiate a change of course. in the flapping with all the conviction of a dance teach how they to say schools were safe. they kept and slammed the brakes brakes and the vaccine rollout. to vaccine hesitant minority groups it's hard to think of any better use. let us forgive him on the basis he probably did not know what he was talking about. [laughter] and previous national crises to minimize public anxiety and confusion by not trying to sadly that was not the approach taken by hindsight when it seemed to be working the human weathervane the star and comedian. final absurd act we decided to oppose step four of the roadmap in july. that's right, if you listen to captain hindsight to date we would still be unlocked tempered if columbus was in hindsight he beat famous for disc

is underway, hosted by the duke of cambridge and after almost two weeks, the bbc understands that brightoncity council have reached a deal with the unions to end the bin strike in the city and, baring it all forart, the new photoshoot from artist spencer tunick involves hundreds of people getting their clothes off at the dead sea in israel now on bbc news, it's time for talking movies. hello from the bfi london film festival and welcome to talking movies, i'm tom brook. in today's programme, highlights in one of the uk's biggest annual film events. the movie, spencer, brought kristen stewart onto the red carpet with herfictionalised portrait of diana, princess of wales. we were so influenced and inspired by this woman. a personalised memoir of his belfast childhood from kenneth branagh. in black and white, is it his version of the oscar winning roma? the story of the film is this nine—year—old boy finding a way to navigate with his family through this period of intense change. acclaimed film maker edgar wright on the festival carpet for the first time with his dark valentine to soho in the

want to do that in the long—term or what sir keir starmer was advocating at their conference in brighton allowing up to 100,000 drivers to meet demand, because that is the shortages far as the haulage industry is concerned. that is their pitch, but as you say, among all of that as i keep an eye on that get to see if the security guards are about to open it, it doesn't look like it, are the other issues around the cost of living. inflation in prices going on, energy prices going up alongside various energy companies going belly up various energy companies going belly up and there is real concern, more broadly in society but amongst conservatives as well, around that cost of living crisis as critics label it, and what that might mean as we head towards the winter when the rhetoric from the government is all about levelling up and the reality for lots of people is that bills are going up.— reality for lots of people is that bills are going up. going back to those visas. _ bills are going up. going back to those visas, initially, _ bills are going up. going back to those visas, initially, th

we also have a meeting between president brighton president, one of turkey. now you know how tense us turkish relations and western relations with turkey had been in recent weeks, particularly with turkey, declaring 10 ambassadors including the us ambassador persona non grata. so i think they'll be trying to re establish relations there between us and turkey and improve those relations in another place where the rocky relations is between 2 neighbors across the english channel. you've got growing disputes, over fishing apart and trade disputes. after breaks it, we're going to have a meeting we believe on the sidelines of the g 20, between the british prime minister barak johnson, and the french printed president manuel mal macro was telling you the u. k. government are actually briefing u. k. reporters that they want the e u terrain in the french president who they say is going to far on this fishing issue. ok, james. thank you so much, james. today's reporting from rome. now the united states and the european union have agreed to ease tariffs on steel and al

chelsea have moved to the top of the women�*s super league table after a 3—1win over brighton and hovee. danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls in the second half but beth england�*s goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. having broken away from the field early on in wet and muddy conditions on the face couples of northern france. she held off the field for 50 kilometres, finishing over a minute and a quarter ahead of three—time world champion. it was the moment women cycling had been waiting for, 125 years after the classic race was first run. she goes into the sport �*s history books. south africa�*s 1995 rugby world cup winning captain francois pienaar is among a consortium of investors taking a controlling share in saracens, in a 32—million pound takeover. pienaar played for the club for three years, and coached them for two, and he�*ll bejoined by another former saracen, maggie alphonsi, on the board. they won promotion back to the premiership last season, after being fined and given a points deduction for breaching salary cap rules in 2019. and

and in sport, manchester said he shows no mercy against brighton. ah now it has been stormy in northern europe at the last few days. that's easing now, but it's still different between north and south in the middle. the middle is quiet and quite warm from spain right up to towards germany. but i dont case on the side of said the story with god. in fact, we've changed the wind direction. is more of a sudden i for the next few days that will be particularly noticed in stock, o rising by several degrees. and even though the rains come in to london, it goes from $14.00 to $15.00. so this is like an improve the situation, but very typical of autumn, stormy and then a bit of relief, a bit of warms, but more significant rainstorms at least are gathering to a circulation look at this is sundays forecast. so for places like calabria in italy, sicily than to the north coasted to near this circulation, it's pretty nasty as persistent, potentially flooding, re, particularly for italy, and strong with circuits across malta. i'm a producer. as an example.

that in the context as well as the grand hotel bombing that the hands of the ira in the city of brighton during the tory party conference one year. but this will surely reignite jonah that debate about whether british and peas should have, i guess, armed protection with them when they do these twice a month, constituency meetings. it was a debate that flared up after joe cox's killing in 2016 and will no doubt. as you say, once again, you know, when they're on the parliamentary estate, when they're in parliament, when they're doing that end of their jobs, these empties. they are very heavily protected by police. indeed, one on police officer was killed in an attack on parliament on the parliamentary estate in march, 2017. threats to politicians are nothing new. and yet when they leave the parliamentary estate there afforded no protection whatsoever. and when they go about doing their jobs inside their constituencies that involve these open door meetings, face to face meetings, anybody can walk in, no security is involved at all. indeed, that is an absolutely key part of the work that the