i just want to read out what the local mp, sarah champion, has been saying. a hotel higher seeing asylum seekers today. having had any confirmation as to whether there are signs it is being housed there, just to make the link clear to viewers who may not be familiar with the area? fist who may not be familiar with the area? �* �* �* who may not be familiar with the area? “, area? at the bbc previously understood _ area? at the bbc previously understood that _ area? at the bbc previously understood that this - area? at the bbc previously understood that this hotel. area? at the bbc previously i understood that this hotel was area? at the bbc previously - understood that this hotel was used to house asylum seekers in the uk. september 20—2 was when asylum seekers started arriving so we do understand that the are still here at the property. when we were outside the hotel, the trouble was in the grounds of the hotel car park, people wore on the top floors, looking out of the windows and windows below them while being smashed. we do understand that there are asylum

sarah champion, the mp for rotherham, and yvette cooper, the home secretary.use, justification or rationale for that behaviour outside that rotherham hotel. he said they should be condemned by everybody and those taking part should expect to be met with the full weight of the law. we have also heard from another conservative leader contender, tom tugendhat, and he said the behaviour in rotherham was a poor and we have to put an end to the violence and disorder plaguing our streets. the government must use all the available resources to punish those responsible. we have heard from the prime minister and other government sources over the past few days that minorities in this country who feel they are being targeted need to be kept safe. now we have heard from the home office that it has announced a new security scheme for mosques. mosques that are at risk of violent disorder will now be able to request rapid response personnel for their security. tie request rapid response personnel for their security-— their security. he mentioned the olitical their security. h

unable to return to his dream job serving as white house press secretary, he and his wife sarah became champions for gun safety legislation that would eventually be known as the brady bill. kris brown: they were lifelong republicans. they were gun owners. and of course, they had tremendous connections in congress, and obviously with ronald reagan himself. adam winkler: the signature piece of legislation advanced by sarah and jim brady was a background check law that would impose a small waiting period on those who wanted to purchase firearms, and would provide for federally licensed gun dealers to conduct a background check anytime someone tried to purchase a firearm. sara sidner: the bradys were relentless advocates. james brady: today, i can tell you how hard it is to have people speaking down to me. yes, i experienced pain. pain sometimes so intense i cry. but nothing is harder than losing the independence and control we all have so value in our life. sara sidner: in 1991, 10 years after the assassination attempt, the brady bill would find another powerful and unlikely advocate in the first p

people like sarah champion, who was the mp for rotherham, was was, you know , for rotherham, was was,never ever go there again . but out. and so we must never ever go there again. but i think out. and so we must never ever go there again . but i think that go there again. but i think that is what jess phillips as well, in her election nights of being heckled by, you know, you know, this particular community we thatis this particular community we that is the integration. >> and clearly you can protest. of course you can. you can have a political view about things, but where it is not, you're not upholding the values that we hold dear as a great common standards to everyone. >> there has to be one law for everybody. and there wasn't in rotherham, there wasn't in russia. >> and that's why there are tensions in society. that's why we haven't had the integration. >> i think we've solved it. yes >> i think we've solved it. yes >> yeah. well that's it. both stephen and charlie, i mean they've got my vote actually, as i said, strong opinions there. i let us know what you think about all this.

. >> we've learned from mps like sarah champion, the mp for rotherham, who was actually, you know, reviled. we learned that this two tier policing that possibly may have existed for maybe good reasons is out the window. now, look, we can't with the best will in the world. we cannot sit down and indulge in a months worth of navel gazing. now, while the streets are burning and while police officers, police officers, men and women are being brutalised and women are being brutalised and beaten, we simply do not have the time nor the luxury to actually sit down and start going to some great long analysis about where we are as a nafion analysis about where we are as a nation right now. we have to bang these people up, do it sharpish, and above all, we have to enforce the law . you cannot to enforce the law. you cannot wander around the streets of our country masked , causing mayhem country masked, causing mayhem and expect to get away with it. so if keir starmer is robust, i have to say i'm robust on steroids when it comes to this. >> okay. stephen porter, i mean , >> okay. stephen porter, i mean

the right course is the one championed by ronald reagan 30 years ago and by john mccain and. sarah palin today. the right course is to rein in government spending, lower, take a weed whacker to excessive regulation and mandates, put a stop to tort windfalls, and to stand up to the tyrannosaurus appetite of government unions. the right course. the right course is to pursue every source of energy security, from new efficiencies to renewables and from coal to non co2 producing nuclear. and for the immediate drilling for more oil off our shores. and i have. i have one more recommendation for energy. let's al gore's private jet on the ground. last week. last week, did you hear any democrats talk about the threat from radical, violent jihad? no. you see, republicans believe that there is good and evil in the world. ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil

the right course is the one championed by ronald reagan 30 years ago and by john mccain and. sarah palin today. the right course is to rein in government spending, lower, take a weed whacker to excessive regulation and mandates, put a stop to tort windfalls, and to stand up to the tyrannosaurus appetite of government unions. the right course. the right course is to pursue every source of energy security, from new efficiencies to renewables and from coal to non co2 producing nuclear. and for the immediate drilling for more oil off our shores. and i have. i have one more recommendation for energy. let's al gore's private jet on the ground. last week. last week, did you hear any democrats talk about the threat from radical, violent jihad? no. you see, republicans believe that there is good and evil in the world. ronald reagan called out the evil empire. george bush labeled the terrorist sponsor, states exactly what they are. the axis evil. and at saddleback, after barack obama dodged and ducked every direct question, john mccain hit the nail on the head. radical, violent islam is evil

champion taha akol from turkey and ayal. lazarov from kyrgyzstan said goodbye to the world championship. sarah shaari, a veiled belgian woman who was making her first appearance at the olympics, became the first muslim girl in european history to win a bronze medal. and publishing profile the disgust of the international community for the actions of the criminal zionist regime. in the form of athletes , it has attracted the attention of cyberspace users. the olympics ended with all the good and bad. that four years later it will be better for us than what happened here. let's go to other sports competitions. hawadar is the only representative of tehran province, apart from sarshobasi, who has to compete with the opponents of the premier league. this club also faces the problem of a standard stadium to host the fans of one of the tehran premier league teams , which according to sepish , there is no news of a budget of several hundreds of billions in this club, 50 billion in total for players and technical staff are taken into account, maybe the entire budget of our team is the cost of a player

sarah, many thanks indeed. kylian mbappe is making his debut for real madrid tonight. as championss started up front flanked by viniciusjunior and rodrygo withjude bellingham sitting in behind them. just over half an hour gone its 0—0, real are looking for record sixth super cup win, they are currently level with barcelona on 5. manchester city's 0scar bobb has fractured a bone in his leg during training. the 21—year—old norwegian midfielder started for city in the community shield on saturday and was expected to play a part in their opening league game against chelsea on sunday. he is waiting to find out the full extent of the injury. bruno fernandes has signed a contract extension at manchester united. his current deal ran for another two seasons but he has signed a deal taking him through to 2027, with the option for a further year on top of that.

sarah saribi stormo, maria bauskova 46-16. next, we follow the singles grid, where victoria azarenka and aryna sabalenka continue to fight. two representatives of our country in the women's champions league minsk and dynamo bguvk are ready for the upcoming european cup autumn. and as noted in the camp of the teams, the minimum task is to get out of the group. the teams will hold their first meetings already. already in september , the dynamo bguvk football players will face a difficult irish peamount on the field in croatia, we note that only the winner of the quartet will get through to the second round of qualification. the opponent is not easy, peemount, here is a power team, in general, they love wrestling, well, there are such subtleties, which i think we will pay attention to the girls, and in order to implement this in the game, there are strong weaknesses, we understand perfectly well that the first game, it is probably the main one, that's why we will prepare. in all weapons, we set ourselves the highest goals, we set to fight for the playoff round. there are no concerns, our roster is not the same as in previous years, there are no legionnaires, but there are young girls

here's the australian open champion, already leads the people with full titles. the season found himself under pressure from sarah. one that's heightening since most in 2021 is how you took the 1st service deal the 2nd, but decided was a tightly contest to the fed requiring a tie break west in a took control dropping just one point on his of the seal match. when sarah comes along, we means well, the one that you get shown take exit at the tournament. it's a semi final stage when she was beaten 6363, by a straining open champion, adding a sub. i think it was the 3rd clash of the season. the 1st with doubling ca came out on top. the bell russian faces. jessica, have a good look for the type later, she looks to fine tune her preparations for the final one, some of the season in your next week. victory now to missing out on the olympic podium in paris from a well known one. go for john. wrong is the name on once again, this time beaten by brooks capco and his latest live golf event. the spaniard took a 2 shot lead into the final round of the greenbrier, but this mom kept her full supply off the after pull to show it

sarah. the challenges here with the west of the good news is that in community everybody done the way i think we have the i as then see choke champions and it was and so i mean your records are the coordinate, the the dentist on who lives because i moved in my speed, my and what of my thing the women have donated running into 10 because they know that the place is not just the kitchen. we are making too much of us know about being the defendant and how to handle the success the, the on the dead game. because everyone here as good southern i'm happy to 800 to me that the incumbent dish on good, you know, financial fucking training in the stone. everything's been available. well, who, how did you make sure you did that? if you have this i'm, i will make sure you've added this equal wedding which one will grab it. so. ready the . ready ready today we had here it is called the trade in higher, and it's just simply because you make you a land stuck on for that oxygen for the plus transportation. i looked at the i can send data to i'm leaving it with my s funding. if we add ports, right, and then net attendance like financial countries, wh

sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. let's start with tennis. 2021 women's singles champion emma raducanu begins her us open campaign later6—3, 6—0. the chinese player had to have a leg strapped and was clearly unable to play to his ability and eventually called it a day with draper 4—0 up in the third set. draper progresses. british numberfive dan evans is in a battle with 23rd seed karen khachenov. evans came from a set down and now leads 2—1. all three sets went to tie—breaks. it's currently 1—1 in the 4th. world number one jannik sinner is playing his first match since it emerged he had twice tested positive for a banned substance but escaped a lengthy ban. he lost the first set against american opponent mackenzie macdonald, but has bounced back taking the next two sets dropping just three games. as you can see there, 4—1 in the fourth. about to wrap that up there. there's been a couple of upsets in the men's draw, with two big names going out. number 1! seed stefanos tsitsipas was knocked out in four sets by autralian world number 86 thanasi kokkinakis. and the 2021 semi—finalist felix auger—aliassime lost in straigh

champions. what a performance from bryony page! he has done it! now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello.ts of the uk, things are turning cooler and fresher through the weekend. there will be some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain in the forecast, mainly across the north west. one or two showers in the south—east during saturday. they are courtesy of this area of cloud, a frontal system affecting east anglia, southern and eastern england for a time but that should clear this afternoon leaving the odd sharp shower around the coast. showers later today for northern ireland and scotland, but some sunshine in between any of those showers. northern england, the midlands and wales all looking dry and bright and temperatures for most in the low to mid 20s. this evening, showers ease away so some dry weather before the sun sets. overnight, cloud increases from the west and there will be light rain moving in for northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 8—13, so much cooler and fresher and much more comfortable for sleeping in the south than over the past week or so. tomorrow

sarah baraboo. lived moraboo second. absolutely right. skinny old marabou. let's see who the questions are from today. hello, i am maria klimova, world and european championn thai boxing. and my questions today will be devoted to the topic of women in martial arts. question from maria klimova over 200. women's competitions in tekwando first entered the olympic program in 2000. and gottfried eiffe came to this country on at the invitation of her king in 1816, he created many portraits of the monarch. haite. that's right. king andrei christoph reigned until 1820. portraits for a thousand. many of her works - this russian avant-garde artist created in the pochouaara technique using stencils through. through which paint was applied manually. such is the portrait of the famous dancer and ballet master, leonide myasin. let it be goncharova. natalia goncharova, that's right. portraits for 600. only recently it turned out that for a long time the portrait of this navigator was mistaken for the portrait of his great-uncle, the court poet of the danish kings. vitus bering, that's right, his uncle was also called vitus bering, but he never traveled peacefully, he di

when sarah hit his back hand, loan me as well in the one iga shown to exit, to the toner with the semi final stage when she was beaten. 6363 bio strain, open champion, arena sub olenka. it was the 3rd class of the season, but the 1st with sutherland came out on top. the bell russian faces jessica beulah for the time. later, she looks to find you and have preparations for the final grandson with the season in new york next week. the. now of the missing out on the limbic podium in paris form a well known one. go for john rom is the nearly man once again, this time beaten by brooks capco and his latest lift gulf event. the spaniards took a 2 shot lead into the final round of the greenbrier, but this man kapco forced to play off after pull to show them the 1st extra hole roam, had his pots. this one to extend the tassel, but missed it. kept post celebrating his 2nd lives go victory. also the year and 5th since joining the saudi funded lead bmo and the pga told me that he met c. i'm a one, the 1st of 3 tournaments and the $100000000.00 fedex cop playoff series. you finish ahead of the shelf lee and victor huffman by 2 strokes, accounts and unbelievable

sarah. fees and fees of all types are calculated only from the remaining cash . again, at your service, the viewer. hello, dear and respected foreigner , we are at your service at 17:00 with some news. champions with olympic medals are admitted to the university without an entrance exam. the head of the national organization for assessment and evaluation of the country's educational system announced this news and said: all sports champions with gold, silver and bronze medals in the olympic games can participate in the exam without participating in the exam.