bournemouth had a goal ruled out by var for offside less than five minutes in, and then, a luis diazrwin nunez to hand arne slot�*s side all three points and respond to last week's loss against nottingham forest. i think it was a good performance, especially the way we played with the ball, the amount of times we could free up the midfield. it was really good today, and that too. it led to quite a lot of shots, quite a lot of chances, but to be fair to bournemouth, they kept on working really hard and they arrived a few times in our 18—yard box, as well. so a good win, but not as easy as the score would probably look like. newcastle united have lost for the first time this season, after a 3—1 defeat against fulham at craven cottage. rauljimenez opened the scoring for the hosts, with goals from emile smith rowe and reiss nelson coming either side of harvey barnes�* consolation. fulham move up to eighth, whilst newcastle drop to sixth. it's a slow start from us. i think the first goal was a killer blow for us, it was a poor goal to concede, we need to better. the first half was difficu

in liverpool are top of the premier league after a 3—0 win over bournemouth at anfield earlier.ere are met office warnings because we're expecting quite a lot of wet weather to come along — a month's worth of rain potentially in places. so notably, we've had those big storms through the midlands, to name but a few areas — those continue through this evening, meandering around an area of low pressure, and actually becoming more widespread, we think, as they move up from the south. whilst further north, a little bit of mist and fog — a fresher night here, so quite warm and close in the south — but the return of the mist and low cloud off the north sea coast. let's focus on some of that wetter weather — this is what the computer model thinks of the rainfall amounts in the next 2—3 days. so you can see we're edging towards a month's worth of rain in some parts of england and wales. it really could be quite wet, so there's a concern for flooding, clearly. and once again, as we come into sunday morning, as i say, they'll become more numerous overnight as outbreaks of rain with embedde

scoring a second for bournemouth so it is 2-0 second for bournemouth so it is 2—0 after 3a minutes.r now. back to you, christian. after their dismal defeat in the summer, the conservative party conference in birmingham this week might, in some eyes, resemble something of a wake. but in truth although severely diminished, the tories remain the official oppposition at westminster — and so this week's party conference could well be seen as the most consequential gathering for a generation. which of the four candidate still bidding to become leader — is best placed to re—capture the voters attention. kemi badenoch, robert jenrick, james cleverley or tom tugenhad? which of them is best placed, to deal with the threat from reform on their right flank. senior conservatives are already looking nervously at next year s county council elections. let's bring in damien party faces which you that the party faces which you touched on there, which is how does it respond to that defeat? where does it to position itself? at lost seats and votes to its right, to the reform party, with a strong messag

hopefully we can manage to do better against bournemouth tomorrow.s jackson with a double in the first 20 minutes. the big game of the weekend, is on sunday, when leaders manchester city host second placed arsenal, so there's a chance for newcastle to snatch top spot— for a day at least — if they can win at fulham. both everton away at leicester and southampton, at home to ipswich, are still searching for their first point. after a positive showing at the korea 0pen there's been another injury blow for emma radacanu. she was forced to retire just half an hour into her quarter—final against daria kasatkina, herfirst tournament since her opening round elimination at the us 0pen. raducanu was trailing 4—1 in the opening set, when she had a medical time out, because of a problem with her left ankle. radacanu was given what appeared to be pain killers, but she lasted just two more games, losing the set 6—1, before calling it a day. two great rivals have clashed in rugby union this morning, and australia's 22—year wait, to win the bledisloe cup, goes on, a

dominic solanke scored his first goalfor the club since his £65 million move from bournemouth in the unbeaten start to the season was ended by a 3—1 defeat to fulham. summer signing emile smith—rowe continued his impressive start at fulham by doubling his sides�* lead. the london club are now in eighth place after taking all three points. the big game of the weekend, is on sunday, when leaders manchester city host arsenal. manchester united missed a number of big chances as they were held to a goalless draw by crystal palace at selhurst park. chelsea eased to a 3—0 win over west ham at london stadium. it�*s a third straightaway victory for chelsea in the legaue. aston villa scored two late goals as they beat wolves 3—1. leicester city and everton drew 1—1, with both sides still searhching for a first win this season. southampton and ipswich also drew 1—1. india have the upper hand after day 3 of the first test against bangladesh in chennai. bangladesh need an unlikely 357 more runs to win with only 6 wickets in hand when they resume on day 4. and australia have beaten england by 68 r

all credit for him but hopefully we can manage to do better against bournemouth tomorrow than we did stadium where chelsea are leading west ham 3—0, nicholas jackson with a double in the first 20 minutes before cole palmer added a third. the big game of the weekend, is on sunday, when leaders manchester city host second placed arsenal, so there's a chance for newcastle to snatch top spot — for a day at least — if they can win at fulham. both everton away at leicester and southampton, at home to ipswich, are still searching for their first point. after a positive showing at the korea open there's been another injury blow for emma radacanu. she was forced to retire just half an hour into her quarterfinal against daria kasatkina, raducanu was trailing 4—1 in the opening set, when she had a medical time out, because of a problem with her left ankle. radacanu was given what appeared to be pain killers, but she lasted just two more games, losing the set 6—1, before calling it a day. this means kasatkina went through to the semifinal where she beat her compatriot diana shnaider in straight

enzo maresca says his concern is only on matters on the pitch ahead of his sides match at bournemouthng the club's ownership but the chelsea boss says he's not getting distracted by it. i think the three premier league games we played is still that we concede goals, but it's also true that we concede the first goal against palace, against city we don't concede so i think we are in the right direction. and this is for me the most important thing and to think that i can control. there are some similarities, i think with most of the same players, would love to those of the players, it's going to be a difficult game for us, tactically also we have to prepare for a lot of different options, for me they've played really, really well. they are going to be very good. this season i think they've lost against city only lost against city only and i think it will be a very difficult game, this. burnley had lost on seven of their previous nine visits to elland road — but got the win they needed in the championship today as leeds suffered their first defeat of the season. the only goal of the game

bournemouth beach was cleared as the incident took place.nd 17—year—old joe abbess were later pronounced dead. sunnah khan's mother stephanie and joe's mother vanessa today gave heartbreaking statements to the inquest. stephanie said sunnah was kind and beautiful, the glue that held the family together. vanessa said joe was generous and funny, someone who would never fulfil his dreams. the inquest also heard from sunnah's father asim, who was here that day. in a statement, he spoke of his frantic attempts to find his daughter. he said the lifeguards had done their best, but that some had panicked. he said something should be done to stop tragedies like this happening again. peter dawes, on the left, from the rnli, told the inquest all the lifeguards had undergone training and that the sea could be a dangerous environment. they would be proud of what we are doing. in the moments afterwards, joe and sunnah's mothers came together to campaign for safer beaches. 0n the day... who was here that day. in a statement, he spoke of his frantic attempt

do i do i act as the member of parliament for bournemouth east, or do i act as a labour stooge and losei have no problems with the winter fuel allowance being means tested, where people like nigel and i are concerned. we have an interest to declare we're pensioners, we don't need it. but there are going to be people down on 13 or 14,000 a year just over the threshold. they won't get by the way. they're not going to get the pension credit because it's impossible to apply for. i think 38,000 people have appued for. i think 38,000 people have applied during the course of the last couple of months since this announcement was made. so the government are quite happy for them not to get it. it's going to be a political disaster. okay. >> okay, michael, thank you very much. jacob, before we talk about what's on your show, the labour party will undoubtedly win this vote tomorrow. their majority dictates thus. but will they lose the heart of the nafion they lose the heart of the nation in doing so? >> well, they've lost half the nafion >> well, they've lost half the nation by penalising pensioners

the final game of matchday 6 of the premier league gets underway later as southampton travel to bournemouthewly promoted saints side have struggled to get going this season, with just one point so far. but the hosts are coming in to this one having suffered back—to—back defeats against liverpool and chelsea. and andoni iraola knows how important this match is to the fans. these kind of games are definitive, and every time you play, you have to take the most you can. i don't know how to call it, if it's a derby, i don't know how you say it here, but it's always a game that everyone wants to win, and also, considering the position in the standings, i think it's a very important game for us. world cup winning french forward antoine griezmann has retired from international football at the age of 33. taking to social media to make the annoucement, he said, "it is with a heart full of memories that i close this chapter of my life. thank you for this magnificent tricolour adventure." griezman made a total of 137 appearances over the course of ten years for his country, winning the 2018 world cup i

there were a few not that far away from my own area in bournemouth, but the problem was that becausee opinion polls were so consistent that we were going to be thrown out, the civil service had gone on a go slow on this. so even if we got all the legislation through. the chances of getting the flights into the air were zero. yeah, i think the prime minister was very. the then prime minister was very frustrated. but what starmer has done, we saw before the election, do you remember, andrew, were the they were interviewing some of these migrants in france who said, well, we're waiting. we're waiting for mr starmer and then we'll come across of course, we should have kept it. it wasn't perfect, but at least it was something. >> you're part of that liberal dinner party. >> hardly, hardly. and i certainly am not in london. no, as you know. so let's get that out of the way. to start with, rwanda was as daft and as expensive as any other idea and gimmick. i mean, part of the problem is. and i think the, the point that the interior, the french interior minister made today is that there needs

the mothers of two young people killed by a riptide off bournemouth beach pay tribute to them at the start of an inquest into their deaths. a succession—style struggle within the family of rupert murdoch, as they fight out a court case in the us state of nevada. and the love boat: how a couple who met on a three—year cruise hit by technical problems are now getting married. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: bad news for the manchester city and spain midfielder rodri. he could be out for the rest of the season after picking up a knee injury over the weekend. good afternoon. israel has carried out fresh attacks on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon after its airstrikes yesterday that killed 558 people, according to the latest figures from the lebanese government. it was the deadliest day in lebanon since the civil war which ended in 1990, and it's prompted a mass exodus of civilians from their homes, causing gridlock on the roads. meanwhile, hezbollah has fired dozens of rockets towards northern israel this morning. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega

bournemouth are in 13th place in the league.rd on sunday. united are 12th in the league, withjust seven points — that's their joint—fewest after six premier league games in the clubs' history. senior sources at manchester united have told bbc sport "it is business as usual" and that the club is focusing on the two upcoming matches. however, no official comment has been made. here's our sports editor dan roan. given the fact they find themselves languishing down in 12th place just

enzo maresca says his concern is only on matters on the pitch ahead of his sides match at bournemouths says he's not getting distracted by it. i think the three premier league games we played is still that we concede goals, but it's also true that we achieve goals against palace, against city we don't concede chance against city. so i think we are in the right direction. and this is for me the most important thing and to think that i can control. there are some similarities, i think— there are some similarities, i think would love to those of the players, it's going to be a difficult — the players, it's going to be a difficult game for us, tactically also we have to prepare _ tactically also we have to prepare for a lot of different options. _ prepare for a lot of different options, for me they've played realty. — options, for me they've played really, really well. they are going — really, really well. they are going to _ really, really well. they are going to be very good. the season— going to be very good. the season i_ going to be very good. the season i think they've lost against

a win for bournemouth would see them move above manchester united up to 11th.n's in oxfordshire, and here we've had 243 millimetres of rain, over four times the september average and not far off double the previous rainfall record. there are a number of sites across the south midlands that have seen record rainfall this september. that's resulted in, of course, lots of flooding. another day, another downpour, and this time it was northern england bearing the brunt. liverpool's roads and pavements heading underwater. the area of low pressure responsible is going to be with us through much of the night, bringing outbreaks of rain and some strong winds for east anglia. we could see gusts here running into the 50s of miles an hour, so a particularly blustery, blowy kind of night. the winds probably strong enough to bring down one or two tree branches. could be a little bit of localised disruption heading into tuesday. the same area of low pressure, slow—moving, will continue to bring the wet and windy weather in across eastern areas of england. the strongest winds

he was also expelled from a school in bournemouth for carrying a knife inside the school.flagged to prevent, in 2021, a full year before he killed tom. now roberts family, his mum dolores wallace roberts and stepdad peter wallace had previously accused border force and home office of systemic failures. they pinned their hopes on a full inquiry. but yesterday rachael griffin, the senior coroner for dorset , ruled that coroner for dorset, ruled that there was no need for a full inquest into the circumstances surrounding roberts tragic and untimely death. miss griffin acknowledged there were individual errors, but said they do not amount to a systemic failure. roberts mother said this the home office don't want to engage with us. everything is wrong in this country and it will continue to happen again . will continue to happen again. peter wallace roberts's heartbroken stepfather, said this. there were so many warning signs that he should not have beenin signs that he should not have been in this country here, and yet the home office did nothing at all about it. so the simple

bournemouth uh, for example, uh, home counties, towns that you would never figure. would end up in a crime drama are now in the grip of real, real crime dramas, so we've got a critical problem in britain, our police are not up to dealing with it, they've been so savagely reduced in number, the number of police stations that have been closed and are now blocks of luxury flats uh is legendary, the police are at least 40,000 officers short and some way is going to have to be found of empowering special constables, from amongst retired police officers, from amongst ex-military people, from amongst concerned citizenry for use in specific occasions where the police are overwhelmed, the police are uh pressed, but i never like the naughting hill. "it cannot go on next year in the same way as it went on this year, either it will have to be moved or some solution has to be found. two entirely innocent people, one of them a mother in front of her young child were murdered in broad daylight a festival, a carnival, and the number of attacks on emergency workers that you adumbrated there is comple

libre 3 a 1, el everton, que volviÓ a perder tambiÉn en un partido frenÉtico dos tres frente al bournemouthswich que consiguiÓ un buen empate frente al fulham 1 a 1. el aston villa que sigue a lo suyo tambiÉn le ganÓ al lester city por 1 a 2. empate a uno entre el nottingham forest y el wolves y el chelsea, que ha empatado hoy a uno frente al crystal palace. es el primer punto que suma el crystal palace desde que ha arrancado la temporada, asÍ que mal resultado tambiÉn para el chelsea. asÍ estÁn las cosas. el city que se pone lÍder. ojo al brighton porque menudo arranque de temporada estÁ segundo. el arsenal se quedarÍa a la tercera posiciÓn, mientras que el newcastle es cuarto. el liverpool estarÍa quinto en la tabla en estos momentos. ojo, porque no estÁ todo dicho. ya saben que todavÍa falta ese partio de la jornada entre el manchester united y el liverpool, que van a poder ver en peacock y en espaÑol. preocupa lo del chelsea, las cosas como son. despuÉs de tantos cambios en el mercado de fichajes, hoy van y empatan a uno frente a un equipo, el crystal palace, que no habÍa sido capaz has

el west ham que recibe al chelsea, despuÉs l liverpool que tiene que hacer los deberes frente al bournemoutho el domingo brighton, nottingham forest y ahÍ estÁ ese partidazo de la jornada entre el manchester city y el arsenal. un encuentro que lo puede cambiar absolutamente todo. asÍ termina esta jornada nÚmero cuatro, con el manchester city en lo mÁs alto de la clasificaciÓn y con el arsenal pisÁndole los talones a tan solo dos puntos. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos y ya saben, sean felices. >> marcus, que busca el Ángulo. marcus. quÉ golazo. >> gol de justin para vardy. balÓn suelto. no pudo. gol! viene el centro! y durÁn? durÁn! durÁn durÁn! quÉ golazo! contenciÓn que viene el centro al Área. el cabezazo. gol gol! te va a pegar! >> le va a pegar. le va a pegar damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, soy damián trujillo, feliz día del grito, feliz día de la independencia este 15 de septiembre. recuerden, a propósito, ese código que ven en pantalla, el qr code es para que usted se registre a votar, lo lleva directamente a las oficinas del secretario del estado de

bournemouth missed a penalty.e are still well behind the hosts the usa heading to the end of play in virginia. after starting the day 6—2 up, the morning session was drawn so the scores were 8—1; going into the fourballs. the latest from virginia is — the usa are up in 2, tied in 1 and down in 1. so lots to do for europe in the singles tomorrow if they have a hope of retaining the trophy. rory mcilroy will take a one shot lead into the final round of the irish 0pen. the four time major winner started with an eagle and went on to make birdies at the seventh and thirteenth to edge ahead of italy's matteo manassero. mcilroy�*s on 6 under overall, with a group of four players — including england'sjordan smith and scotland's robert macintyre — three shots further back. formula 1's title race has swung back in favour of championship leader max verstappen after lando norris suffered bad luck in qualifying for the azerbaijan grand prix. the briton is 62 points behind verstappen with eight races to go. on his final lap in

there's one match in the premier league this evening, with bournemouth hosting southampton.outh will move them up to 11th, ahead of brentford and manchester united. these kind of games are definitive, and every time you play, you have to take the most you can. i don't know how to call it, if it's a derby, i don't know how you say it here, but it's always a game that everyone wants to win, and also, considering the position in the standings, i think it's a very important game for us. former world cup winning french forward antoine griezmann has retired from international football at the age of 33. taking to social media to make the annoucement, he said, "it is with a heart full of memories that i close this chapter of my life. thank you for this magnificent tricolour adventure." griezman made a total of 137 appearances over the course of ten years for his country, winning the 2018 world cup in russia, where he scored in the semifinal and the final, as well also reaching two other major tournament finals, including the world cup in 2022. he also won the golden boot at euro 201

liverpool are top for now after a 3—0 win over bournemouth.o much but it forced them into nothing moment, really, i didn't think we looked in trouble defensively. i think they had two shots on target away from home, i'm pleased with that offensively. but we know we have to take chances, we created enough today to be more than one in front. generally, positive display. celtic or falkirk will complete the line up for the scottish league cup semi—finals. they meet at parkhead later today. aberdeen, motherwell and rangers, who beat dundee 3—0 yesterday, are there already. nigerian international cyriel dessers with the opener and the third here. it's their first match at ibrox this season because of delayed renovation. manchester united got their women's super league season underway with victory over west ham at old trafford. 3—0 it finished against west ham. leah galton on the scoresheet with a great finish here. united are hoping to improve on theirfifth place finish last season. england need to come from two down to win their one day series agai

the mothers of two young people killed by a riptide off bournemouth beach pay tribute to them at theove boat: how a couple who met on a three—year cruise hit by technical problems are now getting married. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: bad news for the manchester city and spain midfielder rodri. he could be out for the rest of the season after picking up a knee injury over the weekend.

a day at least if they can win at fulham, and liverpool could do with a big win at home against bournemouthome to ipswich, are still searching for their first point.... for more on these and other sports stories, plenty of cricket going on today with australia right one going for their 14th one day win in a row it would be their seventh straight win over england in o.d eyes that is under way at headingley in leeds you can go to our website. that's bbc.com.sport. let 5 get some of the day 5 other news now. a new zealand pilot has been freed after more than 18 months in captivity in indonesia's papua region. phillip mehrtens was held by an armed faction of the west papua national liberation army after he landed a small commercial plane in a remote, mountainous area. he's now having medical check—ups. the us state of south carolina has carried out its first execution in thirteen years, just days after the key witness for the prosecution proclaimed that the death row inmate was innocent. freddie owens had been convicted of killing a shop worker during an armed robbery in 1997. on wednesday, his

games are liverpool, at home to nottingham forest, you can see in the late game, chelsea go to bournemouthg under pressure to deliver despite the huge money the club's been spending. ifi if i spend my energy about something different, i think it is not worth it. i spoke with told, i think when we play city that more or less, and i spoke days ago so i'm sticking with both of them, there is not any problem at all. ferrari's charles leclerc has taken pole for sunday's azerbaijan grand prix there was a big shock as mclaren�*s lando norris was eliminated in the first part of qualifying, he'll only start 17th in baku, but his championship rival max verstappen in the red bull did not take advantage, he starts sixth while leclerc was fastest of all in the final session to take a fourth consecutive pole in baku ahead of norris' team—mate oscar piastri and the second ferrari of carlos sainz. next to the biggest team competition in women's golf. europe are attempting to overturn an already—imposing lead for team usa on day two of the solheim cup in virginia. the hosts won both the foursomes and fourb

dominic solanke scored his first goalfor the club since his £65 million move from bournemouth in thee premier league, as their unbeaten start to the season was ended by a 3—1 defeat to fulham. summer signing emile smith rowe continued his impressive start at fulham by doubling his sides' lead. the london club are now in eighth place after taking all three points. in the earlier kick—off, chelsea eased to a 3—0 win over west ham at london stadium. nicholas jackson scored twice within the opening 20 minutes to put the hosts on the backfoot as enzo maresca's side continue their resurgence under him. cole palmer was assisted by jackson for the third goal, just two minutes after the break for a third straightaway victory for chelsea in the league. i mean, i wanted to score three but, you know, we won, so that is the most important for me and the team, so it is fine, more will come. i am just trying to work harder and do more than last year, and try to be on top form, which is what everybody wants for the team, and play champions league. but now the game has finished, so we just concentrat

. >> no, i remember a labour conference in bournemouth, in the early days of the blair government, whereas you say, socialist workers and people on the hard left. but it was also at the time of the hunting ban, and you had a lot of countryside alliance protesters. and so that was quite a scary conference, because you were kind of getting it from all angles. i mean, yeah, i mean, the conferences are a weird thing. they're one of the reasons they go ahead is because they're huge money—makers for the parties. they're one of their big fundraising opportunities for all the parties. the lib dems were boasting last, last week about how much they they made for the first time since they were in government, because they obviously got such a large number of mps businesses suddenly interested. so it is very difficult, as emma says, you need to be, you know, when you're preparing your conference speech, as the leader, you need to talk to the country as well as the people in the hall, but you've got to do enough to get the buzz going in the hall because otherwise the country picks up on that. so it's

the final game of matchday 6 of the premier league gets underway later as southampton travel to bournemouthrussell martin's newly promoted saints side have struggled to get going this season, with just one point so far. but the hosts are coming in to this one having suffered back—to—back defeats against liverpool and chelsea. and andoni iraola knows how important this match is to the fans. these kind of games are definitive, and every time you play, you have to take the most you can. i don't know how to call it, if it's a derby, i don't know how you say it here, but it's always a game that everyone wants to win, and also, considering the position in the standings, i think it's a very important game for us. it's a result to shake up the women's rugby world order. ireland have secured a sensational last—gasp 29—27 win over world champions new zealand in their opening wxvi match in vancouver. replacement erin king scored her second try of the game to level the score in the final minute, with fly—half dannah o'brien kicking the decisive conversion via the upright. the stunning victory marks ano

everton, still without a point, go to aston villa at 530 whilst the late game is at bournemouth whereondon derby is one of two games on sunday — wolves against newcastle being the other one at molineux. the funeral of sven—goran erikkson, the former england manager, has been held in torsby, the swedish town where he grew up. erikssen who was 76, won numerous club honours, league and cup titles with gorthenburg, benfica and lazio. he revelaed earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. hundreds from across the football world, attended the service including david beckham, who was england's captain during erikssons time in charge between 2001 and 2006. another player who played under sven — theo walcott — has today been paying tribute. the man had so much time for people off the field which was key, the management skills in the way he would speak to people but he had an aura around him where yet the respect of so many people and it was incredible. he will be definitely missed. i'm pleased he got to see so many tributes as well, obviously with the sad passing of h

the final premier league game of matchday 6 gets underway later as southampton travel to bournemouth.sell martin's newly promoted saints side have struggled to get going this season, with just one point so far. the hosts come in to this match after back—to—back defeats against liverpool and chelsea. and manager andoni iraola knows how important this fixture is to the fans. this kind of game, they are definitive and every time you play, you have to take the most you can and how you see it here, it is a game that everyone wants to win and also, considerthe game that everyone wants to win and also, consider the position in the standings and i think it is a very important game for us. world cup winning french striker antoine griezmann has retired from international football at the age of 33. he made the annoucement on social media, saying "it is with a heart full of memories that i close this chapter of my life. thank you for this magnificent tricolour adventure." griezman made 137 appearances for his country over ten years, winning the 2018 world cup in russia and also reaching two other

born with peer where this happened it should've been designated dashboard must dashboard must —— bournemouthat the dorset bell was not involved in any way in this incident.— any way in this incident. duncan kenned . as the story line out of the hit show succession. 0ver who will control the $20 billion rupert murdoch media empire, believing to stem from of deep rift in the murdoch family. it's been fought out between closed doors, but the result has been not been made public. emma vardy reports. vegas is where you go to get married, they say, and reno to get divorced. now this has become the somewhat unlikely location for settling a family power struggle between the media mogul rupert murdoch and his children. are you confident of victory? normally, we would be inside a courtroom like this reporting what's going on. but for this one, we are locked out. but for this one, we're locked out. i want a broadcast network. i want to see what other news operations we can sweep up. local m — dad, nobody watches tv. the case has been nicknamed succession because of its resemblance to the tv show inspir

, many older voters, i bournemouth, many oldervoters, i can imagine how this is going down and we dohat you would expect. two months after the general election, in which my party received a severe kicking, you can say this not being in parliament, i am detached with what the current polling sense, the next election will be determined on how the government has handled four and a half or five years. our people feeling better off? do they have a government they can trust? has the principal opposition, the conservative party, reconnected with the british people and offering a decent alternative that the people want? the thing i would be worried about if i was a labour mp is there was no pulling for this at all, this was no pulling for this at all, this was just was no pulling for this at all, this wasjust dropped, was no pulling for this at all, this was just dropped, you was no pulling for this at all, this wasjust dropped, you remember the debates during the election, keir starmer are put under pressure by rishi sunak on this, he denied there would be tax rises of any significant measu

liverpool second after their win against bournemouth at the weekend.for the east coast, and torrential downpours for england and wales. some places have already had a month's worth of rain. it's left a lot of excess spray and standing water around, so dangerous conditions out on the roads. the warnings still remain in force throughout the rest of today and into monday because this area of low pressure remains around through monday. in fact, because it's already falling onto saturated ground, some areas have already seen a month's worth of rain. the met office have escalated the warning to an amber in some parts, as you can see — but generally, for most of england and wales, it looks like another disturbed day as we go into monday, with showers or longer spells of intense rain falling on that saturated ground, leading to flooding impacts, potential damage to buildings, certainly disruption to transport. and we're seeing that already. we've got more storms to come through the rest of this evening. we've got drier weather up in the north and west, but tha

well, lacked the goal is to actually make the game competitive against. game competitive against bournemouth first signs of _ fine. are we starting to see the first signs of fans - fine. are we starting to see i the first signs of fans turning again sean dyche? the perceived wisdom is that be careful what you wish for, sean dyche is probably the best man for the situation but is the mood changing from what you have seen? t changing from what you have seen? ~' , ., , , changing from what you have seen? ~' i. , , ., seen? i think when you suffer a defeat in that _ seen? i think when you suffer a defeat in that manner - seen? i think when you suffer a defeat in that manner after - defeat in that manner after having lost the first two games of the season, the spurs game particularly was slightly embarrassing, the manner in which that happened, yeah, you will hear disgruntled fans. the reaction is going to be frustration, anger. i can understand the immediate frustration. i think when everyone takes a step back and reassess it, it will certainly be in the nearfuture, i don't think sean dyche shou

my dad lives in a place like that in bournemouth. lovely. all built by the market, all built for profit in the 60s. 70s we had a different kind of model, which was lots of private houses being built, but also lots of council houses being built. and so it depends what your ideological lenses are. if you're saying, somebody from the left, they'll often go, well, we need to do what we did in the 60s and 70s. somebody on the right will say, we need to do what we did in the 1930s. i mean, they're probably both, right? right. it depends what kind of what kind of regulatory framework you've got, what are the what are the blockages right now? it seems that the private sector cannot build like the 19305. sector cannot build like the 1930s. and of course, it's a big debate as to why that's the case. >> brian, he's got in touch and he says the right to buy was margaret thatcher's worst mistake ever. he says harsh words. i mean, many people might be queuing up to point out a few more mistakes. i would hazard a guess at watching at home, but you can tell

including everton who've just kicked off at aston villa and then in the late game — chelsea play bournemouth my energy about something different, i think it is not worth it. i spoke with todd, i think when we play city that more or less, and i spoke days ago so i'm sticking with both of them, there is not any problem at all. ferrari's charles leclerc will start the azerbaijan grand prix on pole — but qualifying didn't go well for mclaren's lando norris — who was eliminated in the first part and will have to start from 17th on the grid. his rival for the drivers' title, max verstappen, couldn't find the pace to take advantage and starts sixth, while for leclerc, it's is the fourth year in a row he's won pole in baku. his ferrari team mate carlos sainz will start third, just behind oscar piastri in second. norris has work to do if he can get anything from the race on sunday. following him is pretty much impossible around here, and his taking is a lot worse than anyone thinks, i have been wrong, of course. i have missed plenty of chances but i'm not expecting so and there are a lot of cars behi

he was also expelled from a school in bournemouth for carrying a knife inside the school.flagged to prevent, in 2021, a full year before he killed tom. now roberts family, his mum dolores wallace roberts and stepdad peter wallace had previously accused border force and home office of systemic failures. they pinned their hopes on a full inquiry . well, it's an full inquiry. well, it's an astonishing story, one that i found truly, truly moving , found truly, truly moving, infuriating and heartbreaking in equal measures. and it's astonishing that there's no full inquiry into that case. and somebody who agrees with that is joining me now. it's reform uk spokesperson ann widdecombe. and welcome to the show. it's just a staggering case, a litany of failures by both border force and the home office, and the crushing blow to the family , as crushing blow to the family, as you well know, is that the senior coroner for dorset, rachael griffin, admitted that there had been individual errors in this case but they do not amount to a systemic failure ruling. no inquiry was necessary. an

chris billam—smith another guy that came from in bournemouth selling out stadiums became world championovember. so it's a very, very busy period. >> okay . and in one word ben, >> okay. and in one word ben, who's winning tonight i believe anthony joshua knockout round five. >> bosh. >> bosh. >> there we go. would you get, clobbered round the head for 1020 mil? ellie. >> oh , that's actually quite tempting. >> tempting? it is tempting money isn't it? yeah, yeah, it wouldn't be very good, though, i think i would. >> you definitely would. >> you definitely would. >> maybe not buy a boxer. they'd probably kill me. >> how much to get in the ring with anthony joshua? >> nothing. he'd kill me. >> nothing. he'd kill me. >> he wouldn't do it. >> he wouldn't do it. >> i know he's accused of being too much like a bodybuilder and too much like a bodybuilder and too muscular, but, i mean, regardless , compared to me, he'd regardless, compared to me, he'd knock my block off, to say the least . least. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> ben. shalom. thank you. you're the founder and ceo of boxing promotion firm boxe

he's come up from bournemouth.rty member and what you want to hear from the prime minister today. >> i've been a member since i was about 14 or 15. and, it's basically fine. and i hope keir starmer says some sort of left wing stuff that i would agree with. and i'm sure like you would agree because like gb news, i think we all agree that vladimir putin, they have him wrong. he's a nice guy. he's funding decent centrist centre right journalism and gb news god bless him. i say, right, isaac, come on. >> okay, let's see. we'll see if we can talk to somebody else. can we ask what you're hoping to hear from the prime minister today, >> policies. but can i ask who you are? >> we're gb news. no thanks. okay. fair enough. good grief. who else we can talk to? hello could i ask what you want to hear from the prime minister today? >> i'm thinking. i'm hoping to hear a message of optimism from him, especially on the economy. >> you have to rachel reeves. excellent speech. yesterday. >> do you think that they overdid the doom an

completed by the end of the year, which means aberdeen, sheffield , means aberdeen, sheffield, lambeth, bournemouthd northern ireland have only got a couple of years really, to demonstrate that it is possible to end homelessness in their local area. so big ambitions from prince william here, cameron walker, an excellent initiative and it just looks beautiful on the camera. >> it looks wonderful in aberdeenshire. taken the royal weather with you. thank you very much there cameron walker now free gear. keir starmer has topped a league table of freebies trousered by members of parliament. more on next. i'm martin daubney on gb welcome back. it's 327 on martin daubney on gb news now sir keir starmer's chief of staff, sue gray, takes home a salary of a whopping £170,000. that's £3,000 more than the prime minister. but don't worry, because free gean but don't worry, because free gear. keir isn't doing too badly himself has. since 2019, he's received more freebies than any other member of parliament, a whopping tally of 107,400. £145. you can see their top of the table free gear. keir starmer let's get mo

dorset and wiltshire countryside, brian's flight took him over the new forest to the coast near bournemouthrating. unforgettable. wonderful. and to see all these places that i'm so familiar with on the ground from the air. it'll always be with me. he looked blown away. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm paul murphy—kasp. a month on since a fire at a block of flats in dagenham that saw more than 80 people evacuated, the local council are calling on the company that manage the block to do more to support residents. barking & dagenham council says it's continuing to fund temporary accomodation despite no council tenants living in the block and says that block management uk have a moral duty to support the residents. block management uk says it's hired by the building owner to manage the common parts of the property, and not the individualflats. the met police has announced what it's called a "child—first" approach to policing. all officers will receive new training in childhood vulnerability and what's called adultification bias, which

question three a woman from bournemouth was fined £500 for flytipping after leaving a cabinet outsideokay let's see if you're right. it is true. guess the woman left the medium sized ikea cabinet, which had stored children's toys in her son's room and is currently in dispute with the local council. oh, right. question four i think this one is closest answer wins all right. sad news yesterday as dame maggie smith star of the harry potter films and downton abbey, died at the age of 89. but how many films and tv shows did she star in? lizzie cundy it's a guess 44. 44. >> i say 70. 79. >> 79. it's quite a few each yeah >> 79. it's quite a few each year. let's have a look at your right. oh, it's 60. so actually, jonathan anneliese wins by one point. oh, hang on, what did you say? 44. oh. 44. no, no, i thought you said 40. she wins. you do win, lizzie. sorry. >> thank you very much. i thought i was wrong. >> was it over 60? over 60. that might be that. might that might take it. i'm answer. >> yeah, it might do. but it didn't, though , did it? so you didn't, though, did it? so you haven't wo

they do it in bournemouth every year now. i think we sign you sadie up. 0k!ve seen the rain fall so far. further rain in north west england. an improving day in north west england and some western areas. sunshine like developing more widely through the morning. lots of cloud in eastern counties of england. rain and a breeze in east anglia. later on cloud gathers into the west of scotland and northern ireland. blustery out there. get yourself in the sunshine out of the breeze, particularly across northern england and eastern scotland. it should not feel too bad at all. we finished the day into the evening rush hour with thicker cloud, rain becoming aware of a feature. further rain on the north through the night in scotland and northern ireland eventually spreading into gardening in. the winds will also strengthen. whilst we start tomorrow with temperatures still in the teens as we go through the day, watch this for wednesday. temperatures by the afternoon around 11 to 14 celsius. how do afternoon around 11 to 14 celsius. how do you afternoon around 11 to 14 ce