how does that sound to you, bly? yeah, it's very motivational.g with the best. british sport could have a new smash hit. andy swiss, bbc news, sheffield. fantastic. good luck to her. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. 0ne one thing that has not been a smash hit has been the weather over the summer. it was the hottestjune on record but then july turned cool and wet and august was unsettled. meteorological speaking the first day of september is the first day of autumn and the weather is changing, turning drier, warmer and sunnier. we have quite a lot of

bly twomey proving age is no barrier to brilliance.medal. and to her friends and teachers back at school, she is already a star. they do assemblies about me and they... whenever i walk past them they are like, oh, you are the table tennis person, and stuff like that. i'm so happy because i'm a young age, so i didn't think i would be representing great britain now. what's more, she is playing doubles with the world champion. when will bailey was welcomed home from the last paralympics he spotted bly�*s talent. well done! they began training together at brighton and now they are competing together. bailey, at 35, a mere 22 years her senior. it does make me feel very old but i couldn't be more proud. i thought i was competitive and i am fiercely competitive. she is another level! she's the boss of the doubles. you know, i'm walking around going 0k, bly i'll do that, i'll do that, you know? it's great to play with her. she's obviously incredibly talented butjust how far do you think she can go? she'll be the best ever, best paralympic play

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how does that sound to you, bly? yeah, it's very motivational. i've always dreamed to get to the paralympics and to get gold, it'll be just so much. just 13 then, but already mixing with the best. british sport could have a new smash hit. andy swiss, bbc news, sheffield. fantastic. good luck to her. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. one thing that has not been a smash hit has been the weather over the summer. it was the hottestjune on record but then july turned cool and wet and august was unsettled. meteorological speaking the first day of september is the first day of autumn and the weather is changing, turning drier, warmer and sunnier. we have quite a lot of cloud out there right now across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england and some showers, some quite sharp showers across east anglia and the south—east of the afternoon, there could be some thunderstorms and quite a lot of rain in a short space of time. plenty of other places will stay dry. 16 degrees in newcastle under cloud, 22, 23 in the south—east, be

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and little bit bly distinguished i think is best for the country.t within the uished me a little bit within the labour party because it's very tribal . all you've stick tribal. all you've got to stick to supporting leader, to supporting the leader, supporting tribe , and i supporting the tribe, and i never really fit into that . and never really fit into that. and in instance i think you're in this instance i think you're right call and right. we need to call and radically over overhaul the civil service because it's not delivering. that's best delivering. that's the best decision for the country. >> some would >> lizzie, some people would say having they're having said that, they're not delivering that. actually, we need they're need more people because they're not . well, no, not delivering. well, no, they're not delivering. well, no, the they're delivering >> they're not delivering because half because they're lazy. half of them are at they're not them are at home. they're not doing nana let me give doing anything nana let me give you here, simon

assem bly. >> well, assembly. >> well, we'll leave it there for the moment. thanks very much indeed, both for joining us there . joining us there. >> it's interesting. it's interesting points. and i agree with the idea that that there are some things in what she said which you do think, oh, well, maybe that's a fair point. and that's in what andrew was reflecting , really. no, you reflecting, really. no, you can't just allow someone to come here because they're gay. but as ivan was saying, well, that is when you dig under the surface. well, that isn't the case anyway. you've got to show persecution , which is then a persecution, which is then a different ball game, isn't it? >> not being gay. >> yeah. that's not being gay. that's being persecuted for whatever there's no whatever reason. but there's no doubt we're living in a world now where migration is huge all over the world, entire communities are moving, wanting to live somewhere other than where they are at the moment. and we're going to have to find ways to deal with it. >> yeah, we are. >> yeah, we are