we'll start with that game at anfield. — and there seemed to be a lot of doom and gloom, and negativee fans will have a spring in their step after today?— jurgen klopp said that liverpool made what he called a false start to the season, they hadn't won coming into this game and had been beaten at old trafford. but what a response. a 9—0 win, and it equals a premier league record score line. three other matches have finished 9—0, the last time being southampton�*s defeat to manchester united in february last year which followed on from a 9—0 defeat to leicester in 2019. one of the features of this win for liverpool was how the goals were spread round the team — harvey elliott, the english teenager, scored his first premier league goal with a sweeping effort from the edge of the box. roberto firmino scored a league goal at anfield for the first time in 20 games — a run that went back to december 2020. in fact, there were six different liverpool scorers, but none, surprisingly, for mo salah. might be bad news for a few fantasy football players, that one. it's the first time liverpool had

at anfield this afternoon, liverpool fans and players paid their tribute to the little girl whose lifein a week. the recent outbreak of gun violence in liverpool has shaken people. but locally some say the warning signs were already there. now, the home secretary, priti patel, has pledged £500,000 to help tackle organised crime. but the metro mayor of liverpool says it is still not enough. people don't want this to be happening in their neighbourhoods, but we need to tackle systemic issues that are leading some people down this path, and that is what i spoke to the home secretary about yesterday. police are continuing to appeal for information, and olivia's family have urged people to do the right thing. for their chatty little girl who was taken from them, they have said now is the time to speak up. emma vardy, bbc news, liverpool. the headlines on bbc news... warnings that the floods sweeping pakistan are becoming one of the worst disasters the country has ever faced. millions are affected. the united nations calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities in libya after rival factio

well, for the last team to visit anfield, much has changed in the last couple of days.harge for the visit of wolves to the vitality at 7:30pm. both teams are in the relegation zone — with just one win between them all season. champions manchester city host nottingham forest. west ham welcome spurs to the london stadium fresh off the back of their first win of the season. arsenal will be gunning for five wins in a row to start the season. don't forget, if you want to keep in touch with all of the football world, the football news show is on the bbc iplayer right now. and we've a deadline day special at 11pm tomorrow evening. imight i might lose the tie! just over 24 hours to go in the transfer window. chelsea have confirmed the signing of leicester centre back wesley fofana. he's signed a seven—year—deal with the fee around £70 million. wolves have signed austrian striker sasa kalajdzic from stuttgart for £15 million. he'll provide competition for rauljiminez up front and says he's hungry to score goals. as will be cristiano ronaldo probably at manchester united, it seem

they thrashed bournemouth 9—0 at anfield.rst win of the season. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp called it the perfect afternoon. erling haaland scored a second half hat—trick as manchester city came from two down to beat crystal palace 4—2. city are second in the table behind arsenal who beat fulham to maintain their 100% record. there were also wins for brighton, chelsea and manchester united. brentford drew with everton. with celtic playing tomorrow, rangers took the chance to move to the top of the scottish premiership. they beat ross county 4—0 at ibrox. third—placed aberdeen put five past livingstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and st mirren. ferarri's carlos sainz is on pole for tomorrow's belgian grand prix but attention will be focused towards the back of the grid where title rivals max verstappen and charles leclerc will start from 15th and 16th. both have been demoted for using excessive engine parts. verstappen was actually quickest in qualifying. lewis hamilton will start the race on the second row. new

and could there be more to come tonight, as liverpool and crystal palace meet at anfield.ongside mo salah. it's a good partnership, definitely. it's a good partnership, definitely. it's two _ it's a good partnership, definitely. it's two players were determined to score _ it's two players were determined to score and _ it's two players were determined to score and be in the decisive areas. it's very— score and be in the decisive areas. it's very helpful. always in a really — it's very helpful. always in a really good moment, so... he settling— really good moment, so... he settling in _ it's about the organisation and determination. _ it's about the organisation and determination. we _ it's about the organisation and determination. we dictate - it's about the organisation and determination. we dictate the| it's about the organisation and - determination. we dictate the result of the _ determination. we dictate the result of the game — determination. we dictate the result ofthe game so. _ determination. we dictate the result of the game. so, there _ determination. we dictate

also this afternoon, at anfield, liverpool beat bournemouth by a nine goals 20 and in the ninth minute walk alone. . out into applause and sighing you'll never walk alone.— never walk alone. , police are ura in: never walk alone. , police are urging anyone _ never walk alone. , police are urging anyone to _ never walk alone. , police are urging anyone to come - never walk alone. , police are l urging anyone to come forward never walk alone. , police are - urging anyone to come forward who may have information, in particular about a black audi car and they do not know —— what they need to know the whereabouts of that vehicle in the whereabouts of that vehicle in the lead up to the shooting and they have urged people in the location to name names. this inquiry is changing all the time but no let—up in the police quest for information. thank you very much for that update. liverpool's captain showed his support for the family of olivia pratt—korbel at today's football match. jordan henderson wore a t—shirt saying rip 0livia and the initals for the club's anthem you'll never walk alone. liv

crystal palace took the lead at anfield through wilfried zaha, as he put them on their way to theirfirstverpool's next game is away at manchester united next monday. it was tough, and then the story of the game did not get easier. i love the reaction for so that's what you have to show. we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go, and that is what we did today, and i'm happy with that. some further developments on that ill—tempered finish to the chelsea—tottenham game to bring you. thomas tuchel and antonio conte have both been charged by the fa with improper behaviour. at the final whistle at stamford bridge, tuchel and conte had to be separated — both managers shown red cards after a dramatic match which saw spurs twice come from behind, the second equaliser coming from harry kane deep into second—half stoppage time. the pair have until thursday to provide their respective responses. former footballer lenjohnrose, who had motor neurone disease, has died. the 52—year—old had kept a positive outlook during interviews with the bbc since his diagnosis

at anfield yesterday, the home of liverpool football club, there was a real moment when on the ninththere was applause for nine—year—old olivia and there was a rendition of you'll never walk alone and the captainjordan henderson and a special t—shirt on and remembrance. what is the latest on the police investigation? to what end of last week it seemed progress was being made. there were two arrests on thursday and friday and took place in front of watching children and their parents. both men were arrested by armed police bed last night merseyside police announced both of those men had been released on bail. 0ne both of those men had been released on bail. one of them and fact was returned to prison because allegedly he had breached the terms of his licence. that means there have been no charges brought and in this investigation merseyside police are appealing for more than information so they can bring those who perpetrated this crime to justice. they are also looking for information about a black car which was soon afterwards which is thought took the injured man away to hospital w

what happened against liverpool last season, shipping nine goals, 5—0 here at old trafford, 4—0 at anfieldand the second thing to consider isjust how and the second thing to consider is just how bad manchester united have been in their first two defeats of the season, here a couple of ago against brighton, and humiliated at brentford last week. they started this match absolutely fantastically. it was jadon sancho who gave them the first half goal that they really deserved after they had already hit the post. sancho danced around the liverpool defence for their opener. and marcus rashford, who has had something of a dip in form, not just this season but last season as well, he stayed onside and scored what proved to be the winner early in the second half. of course it was mo salah who pulled one back for liverpool, he scored five times against them last season. there was a late scare for united, but they showed incredible resilience here, and a match that had started with united's fans demonstrations against the ownership of the glazerfamily, it wasjust against the ownership of the glazer f

this was parker speaking on saturday after the thrashing at anfield: in after the thrashing at anfieldood, we are trying our hardest. ifeel sorry easily and also understood, we are trying our hardest. i feel sorry for the group of players in that sense, they are an honest group of players but they need some help at this present moment in time. she's ranked 413th in the world, 41 next month, but serena williams showed all her supreme fighting abilities as she extended her farewell in the singles draw at the us open with a straight sets win over montenegro's danka kovinic. it was also a good opening day for most of the british players including andy murray — who moved into the second round with a straight sets win too as laura scott now reports from new york: andy murray... a decade since his first title, andy murray's hips might have changed, but his hopes haven't. ,., . ~ might have changed, but his hopes haven't. . ,, ., ., ., , haven't. fighting back from an early break down. — haven't. fighting back from an early break down, he _ haven't. fighting back from an early break down, he s

at anfield this afternoon, liverpool fans and players paid their tribute to the little girl whose lifehird shooting in a week. the recent outbreak of gun violence in liverpool has shaken people, but locally some say the warning signs were already there. now the home secretary, priti patel, has pledged half a million pounds to help tackle organised crime. but the metro mayor of liverpool says it's still not enough. people don't want this to be happening in their neighbourhoods, but we need to tackle the systemic issues that are leading some people down this path. and that's what i spoke to the home secretary about yesterday. the two men who were arrested have now been released on bail. one of them has been recalled to prison after breaching the terms of his licence. police are continuing to appeal for information, and 0livia's family have urged people to do the right thing. for their chatty little girl who was taken from them, they've said now is the time to speak up. pakistan's national emergency — and a warning the floods sweeping the country are one of the worst disasters its ever fa

later on monday, liverpool host crystal palace at anfield with both sides looking for their first winopening day, while liverpool did just enough to earn a 2—2 draw at fulham, something their manager has been reflecting on. you can lose a game, but you have to learn from it and in this case, it is exactly the same because it felt like if we would have lost it was exactly the feeling i had when i left the feeling i had when i left the stadium, but we didn't. that is the good news. we got a point. now, let's go. simona halep has won the canadian open in toronto after a tough three set win over brazil's beatriz haddad maia. the romanian who's now a three—time winner of this event struggled early on before taking the first set, and despite losing the second, showed enough guile to claim the 6—3, 2—6, 6—3 win and a 24th wta title, which also moves her back inside the world's top 10. while in the canadian masters in montreal, spaniard pablo carreno busta came from a set down to beat the eighth seeded hubert hurkacz. the pole was unbeaten in five finals before this, and carreno busta became

what happened against liverpool last season, shipping nine goals, 5—0 here at old trafford, 4—0 at anfield fearful ahead of this match, and the second thing to consider is just how bad manchester united have been in their first two defeats of the season, here a couple of weeks ago against brighton, and humiliated at brentford last week. they started this match absolutely fantastically. it was jadon sancho who gave them the first—half goal that they really deserved after they had already hit the post through elanga. elanga set up sancho who danced around the liverpool defence for their opener. and marcus rashford, who has had something of a dip in form, notjust this season but last season as well, he stayed onside and scored what proved to be the winner early in the second half. of course it was mo salah who pulled one back for liverpool, he scored five times against them last season. there was a late scare for united, but they showed incredible resilience here, and a match that had started with united's fans demonstrations against the ownership of the glazer family, it was just the celebra

a slightly easier afternoon at anfield, where liverpool crushed bournemouth 9—0 to equal the biggestsjurgen klopp's side move into eighth. chelsea are putting the pressure on. they got their second win of the season, beating leicester 2—1 at stamford bridge. raheem sterling is off the mark for the blues. he scored both goals for them. harvey barnes with the goal back for leicester, but chelsea hold on to seal the victory, despite being reduced to ten men early on when conor gallagher was sent off. in the early kick—off, manchester united ended their string of poor away performances with a narrow 1—0 victory at southampton. that was thanks to a bruno fernandes goal ten minutes after the break. the win against liverpool gave us lots of belief, because they know they can compete with the best teams in the world. but against other teams you have to compete in the premier league, you have to fight, and we did much better than the last game against brentford. but now we know that. but still, at the start of the season, getting those results, it is really tough. it is hard work. and everyon

there's one game in the premier league with liverpool hosting crystal palace at anfield.e almost taken the lead. —— crystal palace have almost. some further developments on that ill—tempered finish to the chelsea—tottenham game to bring you. thomas tuchel and antonio conte have both been charged by the fa with improper behaviour. at the final whistle at stamford bridge, tuchel and conte had to be separated — both managers shown red cards after a dramatic match which saw spurs twice come from behind — the second equaliser coming from harry kane deep into second half stoppage time. the pair have until thursday to provide their respective responses. passionate, i think you would call it. former footballer len johnrose, who had motor neurone disease, has died. the 52—year—old had kept a positive outlook during interviews with the bbc since his diagnosis in 2017. johnrose made more than 500 career appearances for clubs including bury, blackburn rovers, preston north end and swansea. lenjohnrose, who has died aged 52. andy murray has been selected for great britain's davis cup

liverpool get their first win of the season, or will it be crystal palace who claim the points at anfieldgood evening. the uk has become the first country to approve a vaccine which tackles both the original covid virus and the newer 0micron variant. its manufacturers moderna are calling it a next—generation vaccine. ministers say it will now form part of the autumn booster programme. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh is here with more details. this is the start of a new era in covid vaccines. all the covid vaccines so far have been designed against the original form of the virus which emerged in wuhan at the end of 2019. they still give strong protection against severe illness. but they are not very good at preventing you getting a milder covid infection — that's because coronavirus has mutated substantially with several new variants that can dodge some of our immune defences. moderna's new vaccine targets the wuhan strain and the now—dominant 0micron variant — so it's a dual or bivalentjab. in trials it produced higher antibody responses among volunteers than the current vaccine with most

scott parker pays the price for bournemouths the 9—0 defeat at anfield, e's the first maangerial sackingthe premier season. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. six of the uk's largest pub and brewing companies are warning that the industry's likely to be hit by a wave of closures in the coming months because of rising energy prices. unlike households, businesses aren't covered by an energy price cap, and the fear is there could be higher costs of as much as 300%. in an open letter to the government, bosses are calling for the energy price cap to be extended to businesses. with more, here's theo leggett. a pint in a pub is part of the fabric of life in britain, but now the industry says it is under threat. energy costs have risen dramatically and some landlords are expecting their bills to travel this winter. to treble this winter. andrew taylor has been running this bar in london forfour years. as he recently told the bbc, his business made it through the pandemic, but the current crisis means he will soon have to make tough decisions. we are absorbing a lot of the increas

at anfield this afternoon, liverpool fans and players paid their tribute to the little girl whose lifeaken people. but locally some say the warning signs were already there. now, the home secretary priti patel has pledged £500,000 to help tackle organised crime. but the metro mayor of liverpool says it is still not enough. people don't want this to be happening in their neighbourhoods, but we need to tackle systemic issues that are leading some people down this path, and that is what i spoke to the home secretary about yesterday. police are continuing to appeal for information, and 0livia's family have urged people to do the right thing. for their chatty little girl who was taken from them, they have said now is the time to speak up. emma vardy, bbc news, liverpool. thousands of people in areas at risk of flooding in pakistan have been told to evacuate their homes. aid agencies say the flooding could develop into one of the country's worst disasters as the heaviest monsoon rains in decades continue. nearly 1,000 people have died sincejune and thousands more have been displaced. pumza f

jurgen klopp might have been the manager that helped dish out the 9—nil win at anfield but he was amongn response to it. while was his reaction to it before showing a little more sympathy for his counterpart.— showing a little more sympathy for his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really. — his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's _ his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's a _ his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's a moment - his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's a moment when | i felt really, that's a moment when you realise. it's not about spending. all know things in different systems in the premier league how clubs are deleted. countries own clubs. some rules don't let them do exactly what they want. they could stretch their resources, that would be really strange, they could do absolutely anything because they're owned by countries. in other clubs and other structures... like i said maybe i'm not sure, arsenal or whoever. that's lewis coombes. we've seen what parker said that we've also seen what the clu

crystal palace took the lead at anfield through wilfried zaha, as he put them on their way to theirfirst and then how the story of the game didn't make it easier. and i loved the reaction. and that's what you have to show. that's what we will take. we want to fight. we're liverpool — we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go, and that's what we did today, and i'm happy with that. some further developments on that ill—tempered finish to the chelsea—tottenham game to bring you. thomas tuchel and antonio conte have both been charged by the fa with improper behaviour. at the final whistle at stamford bridge, tuchel and conte had to be separated — both managers shown red cards after a dramatic match which saw spurs twice come from behind, the second equaliser coming from harry kane deep into second—half stoppage time. the pair have until thursday to provide their respective responses. former footballer lenjohnrose, who had motor neurone disease, has died. the 52—year—old had kept a positive outlook during interviews with the bbc since his diagnosis in

it took the 1st half li, the anfield i, voya, and forward wilfred as our ha, nothing the opening goal to hand the visitors. the surprise lead. the advantage lasted until the hour mark, and then despite being reduced to 10 men, the reds equalized with the asset. producing this moment of magic chelsea manager thomas to her and taught them a counterpart to antonia county have been charged with in a proper conduct a by the english football association. following their class during sundays, premier league e to coaches that were involved in several flareups that throughout the matter, stafford bridge. before the incident surrounding their post match handshake, a saw bull, sand tuft tension, started in the 2nd half when taught them equalized and quantities. 5th bumping celebration, it was not appreciated by to her. chelsea regained the lead and that sparked a while celebration from to hold down the sideline. but in the final minute of added time, tottenham strike a hurricane snatched a dramatic door. all lovely in spain, rail, madrid, stars of the title defense, it will become bog. when over

not pretty at anfield.ait for their first win of the season goes on. they drew 1—1 with crystal palace at anfield last night — wilfried zaha put palace ahead against the run of play. liverpool's big summer signing darwin nunez was shown a red card for this headbutt in the second half. but liverpool did finally get a goal — thanks to luis diaz�* great strike. relief for liverpool. jurgen klopp was asked about nunez�* sending off afterwards. it was tough and the story of the game _ it was tough and the story of the game didn't make it easier. that is the reaction — game didn't make it easier. that is the reaction. we want the fight. we are lift. _ the reaction. we want the fight. we are lift. we — the reaction. we want the fight. we are lift, we want to fight. if he can't _ are lift, we want to fight. if he can't play— are lift, we want to fight. if he can't play like geniuses in the moment, _ can't play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go. and that is what _ moment, then give it a go. and that is

andersen's palace side claimed a 1—1 draw at anfield, and he was at the centre of the flash point ofalled on instagram and the premier league to act. england's new era in test cricket continues tomorrow — with the start of the final series of the summer. england welcome south africa to lord's, for the first of three tests, buoyed by an unbeaten start under new coach brendan mccullum. england's captain ben stokes says they'll continue to focus on how they play. it's after south africa's captain questioned the "longevity" of the attacking style they've taken on under mccullum. but stokes says they're not letting the opposition distract them. we play cricket how we play cricket and they play cricket how they play cricket but we're not the ones talking about it all the time. it's them. i don't know, we're doing the right things, but as i said, people know how we are going to play. it is up to the opposition to respond to that. it is all about us, not about the opposition. chasing scores is something i also like. it has been pretty impressive. we have covered our bases regarding our bowli

preparing the right way, he's a huge asset both on and off court _ liverpool host crystal palace at anfieldly promoted fulham. managerjurgen klopp says the result felt like a defeat at the time, but they're determined to try and put things right against patrick viera's palace side. it's always... what you have to learn _ it's always... what you have to learn from _ it's always... what you have to learn from it. _ it's always... what you have to learn from it. in— it's always... what you have to learn from it. in this _ it's always... what you have to learn from it. in this case, i it's always... what you have to learn from it. in this case, it'si learn from it. in this case, it's exactly— learn from it. in this case, it's exactly the same. _ learn from it. in this case, it's exactly the same. it _ learn from it. in this case, it's exactly the same. it was i learn from it. in this case, it's. exactly the same. it was exactly learn from it. in this case, it's- exactly the same. it was exactly the feeling _ exactly the same. it was exactly the feeling i_ exactly the same. it was exactly the fe

after palace's1—1 draw at anfield, andersen posted examples of the abuse, some of which included deathland's new era in test cricket continues tomorrow morning — with the start of the final series of the summer. they welcome south africa to lord's, for the first of three tests, buoyed by an unbeaten start under new coach brendan mccullum. england's captain ben stokes says they'll continue to focus on how they play. it's after south africa's captain questioned the "longevity" of the attacking style they've taken on under mccullum. we play cricket how we play cricket and they play cricket how they play cricket but we're not the ones talking about it all the time. it's them. i don't know, we're doing the right things, but as i said, people know how we are going to play. it is up to the opposition to respond to that. it is all about us, not about the opposition. manchester originals beat welsh fire by 11 runs in the women's hundred at old trafford. deandre dottin top scored for the hosts with 67 not out as they ended their innings on 156—2. and dottin claimed two wickets with the ball as w

liverpool host crystal palace at anfield tonight with both sides looking for their first win of the newft the stadium but we did, that's the good news. we got a point, now let's go. andy murray has been selected for great britain's davis cup team ahead of the compeition in glasgow next month. murray returns to the team following a two year absence and joins cameron norrie, dan evans and world doubles number one joe salisbury. no room for rising starjack draper with captain leon smith describing the selection process as "tougher than ever". well world number three rafael nadal is all set to make his return to atp in the us open tune—up in cincinnati this week. however the 22—time grand slam champion is suffering from an ongoing abdominal injury he picked up at wimbledon and admits he won't take any chances. abdominal is a place that is dangerous, because in every serve you put a lot of effort there, so i need to take the things a little bit easier and do the things the proper way. that's what i am trying to do. trying to be a little bit more conservative, but i hope that i can be ready f

andersen's palace side claimed a 1—1 draw at anfield, and he was at the centre of the flash point ofa williams, who suggested last week she's set to retire from the sport after the last major of the year in new york later this month. it's a first round tie, but one of the hottest tickets at the tournament. and a reminder of the hundred happening today too. manchester originals againt welsh fire, at old trafford — the women are in action now. fire won the toss and chose to bowl first... so the originals are a3—1. both sides lost opening game on saturday. that's all the sport for now. a court has been hearing how the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs, told police his "head clashed" with his then girlfriend, during a row over a mobile phone, but the blow wasn't deliberate. he's accused of controlling behaviour and assualt, towards kate greville and her younger sister. he denies all of the charges. matt graveling is at manchester crown court. this morning, a jury heard more details from ryan giggs about his relationship with kate greville, and also what he says happened on

it's really good that we have a home game on saturday, so anfield has to be rocking and we have to setian said the woman looked "like she has had about 700 drinks" as he complained to the umpire about her during his defeat to novak djokovic. anna palus has now instructed solicitors to bring defamation proceedings against kyrgios, accusing him of a "reckless and entirely baseless allegation". that's all the sport for now. just before i go, news from the women's football, there is a second retirement in the game. jules scott, part of the lionesses who won 2022, who has won more than 100 caps for manchester city, everton and other clubs as well. she is announcing her retirement from football. much more later. it'll be interesting to hear more about her decision. thank very much. let's return to our top story. merseyside police are hunting for a gunman who shot dead a nine—year—old girl in liverpool, now named as olivia pratt—korbel. the girl was shot in the chest in her own home in the dovecot area last night and died in hospital. police say it happened after a man being chased by a gunma

despite getting them back into the top division and winning on the opening day, the thrashing at anfield0 over the weekend and that has also seen their manager, jack ross, sacked today as well he had only taken over in the summer, and their thrashing by celtic was just his seventh game in charge. the record home defeat was the club�*s fifth successive loss. they were also beaten 7—0 in the europa conference league to az alkmaar. united are bottom of the scottish premiership, their only point coming on the opening day of the season. serena williams is into the second round of the us open, after a straight sets win over montenegro�*s danka kovinic. after a nervy start on an electric night in new york serena steadied herself to take the first set 6—3, and that near capacity crowd of 25,000 on arthur ashe, most of them willing serena on, got the moment they were waiting for here when the 23 time grand slam champion completed a straight sets win. she has a really tough match on wednesday against the second seed annett kontaveit. only when her run is over will she probably firm up herfuture, f

really good that we have a home game on saturday, so anfield has to be rocking and we have to set the's all the sport for now. it's taken half—a—century, but nasa is one step closer to putting humans back on the moon after giving the go—ahead to the launch of a major test flight on monday. the agency's artemis mission is being heralded as the start of a new era of space exploration, as our science editor, rebecca morelle, explains. after a 50—year gap, we're heading back to the moon, and it all starts here with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system — or sls for short — and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres — about 320 feet — tall, roughly the same height as a 32—storey building. its colossal size means it's really heavy, so it needs lots of power. it has four engines, but even those aren't enough to get this rocket off the ground, so what it also needs are these two huge boosters. they all use fuel, and the biggest part, called the core stage, is full of fuel. in fact, fuel makes up 90

33—year—old man has been detained in hospital under the mental health act following an incident in anfieldt of a man walking towards the junction with priory road and onto ince avenue, shouting at people and carrying what was described as a machete. it was reported he assaulted a number of people, causing some slash wounds. all the victims attended hospital. none are believed to have sustained life—threatening injuries. no new measures have yet been agreed to tackle rising energy bills in the uk, following crisis talks between the government and energy sector bosses. conservative leadership candidate, rishi sunak has acknowledged that he might need to borrow to fund his plans to help the most vulnerable with energy bills. his rival, liz truss, ruled out a windfall tax on energy companies. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent — david wallace lockhart — and began by asking him what liz truss has been saying about that windfall tax. it sounds like it is not something that liz truss want to carry on, we know there are many economic plans that the uk government, when it was under rish

there was a really special moment yesterday at anfield at the liverpool game went on the ninth minutenformation and this is a community desperate for answers because it is five days since liverpool walk up to the devastating news a nine—year—old girl had been shot dead in her own hallway. more than 1,000 people have been killed and millions more have been forced from their homes as floods have devastated pakistan in one of the worst monsoon disasters to hit the country. pakistan's prime minister has said the magnitude of the calamity is greater than expected and officials have appealed for more international aid. pumza fihlani is in the sindh province for us and sent this report. the rain may have stopped for the time but the devastation is far from over. one of the reasons for that is about 60% of pakistan is still waterlogged. this community are living on the side of a new water section that's been created from flooding that come from up north in the country. this family arrived here just last night and say where they work was simply uninhabitable. a secondary problem has been creat