then we see manchester city and brighton. see is in great to see you as well, ben. we will stick with now... a bumper afternoon in the efl this afternoon too. the first of eleven games in the championship saw queens park rangers host barnsley. unbeaten qpr maintained that record but only thanks to charlie austin's injury time equaliser. barnsley had gone 2—0 up in the first half but rangers battled back to earn a point, austin converting in stoppage time to make it 2—2. elsewhere in the championship, fulham beat hull city 2—0 to head to the top of the table. west brom and stoke city are level on points after they beat blackburn rovers and nottingham forest respectively. sheffield united's terrible return to the championship continues though, they were beaten by huddersfield town at bramall lane. there were also wins for cardiff, coventry, preston and birmingham. just two games in the scottish premiership today — but plenty of goals. most of them from celtic — they thumped 10 man st mirren 6—0. david turnbull with his first ca

in brighton, some staycationers are noticing the difference. or the places weren't nice at all. £800 for two nights. it was probably more - than we would've liked to have paid for a two—night stay, but...we just needed - to get away! on two major booking sights, average self—catering prices have shot up this year. across the uk, they're up an average of 41% compared to august 2019. that's an extra £300 a week. sidmouth in devon saw an increase of 63%, lyme regis in dorset rose by 74%, but in sussex, brighton had a massive 89% increase. average august prices here have risen to £206 a night, from £109 two years ago. so, what's driving prices up? i've come to meet catherine lane, who owns holiday rental properties in brighton. hey, catherine. hello, hi! it's mobeen. how you doing? she has six properties, including this one—bedroom apartment, which she rents out for between £150—300 a night. she says it's fully booked until the winter. have you put up your prices? some prices, i've put up. some prices are actually the same. for smaller properties,

so, michelle in brighton that you spoke to. thank you very much, interesting.

two late goals for brighton there, making it a good start for graham potter's side., west ham, tottenham and the champions manchester city. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems, brought about by their finances and transfer embargo, when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes worth of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows and then siriki dembele to take all three points. only two games into the championship season and none of the 2a teams have a perfect record anymore. fulham are the very early leaders after a thumping 5—1 win at huddersfield. qpr also winning on the road — 3—0 at hull city and bournemouth got their first win with a 2—1 victory at nottingham forest. sheffield united get underway shortly, away to swansea. you can see all the other results on a busy day in the efl on the bbc sport website. no scottish premiership action today, but there were

. >> what is it about brighton that's gotten her here? >> it's that switch.igs deepest when the pressure is on. >> i get just as nervous no matter how big the contest is and i think that's really good. >> she comes back to the feeling she first experienced when she was 6 years old. >> i'm getting into the spirit, dad. >> the zen of a kid at play. >> this is still recess for you? >> oh, for sure. it's so much fun. i mean, that looks look a playground to me. >> it also helps that when she was a kid her parent his the same perspective even saying yes to build a vert ramp in the yard at the request of her big brother. >> and tony hawk was stopping by. >> build a ramp and they will come. >> they came. >> the legendary vert ramp, as well, taking on her signature knock for good luck. >> pick my board up, knock on wood and then -- >> brighton tries not to let skateboarding define her. >> you make that look so easy! >> the 17-year-old is as comfortable designing clothes and thrift shopping as she is on a board. >> skateboarding makes me feel like a young kid and hangi

so, 50, michelle in brighton that you spoke to. thank you very much, interesting. it is edging up to 5:45. the six o'clock news will have more on the day is stories shortly but it being friday, it's a great time. it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's cinema releases. i've got you something. ah... hey, hey, hey, looking sad. what this for? respect. first up, a crime comedy based on a twitter thread that went viral. zola is inspired by the 148 tweet rant by a'ziah "zola" king, who is played here by taylour paige. zola is working in a detroit diner when she meets and flirts with a customer called stefani, played by riley keough. stefani is an exotic dancer and invites zola to join her for a fun and lucrative weekend in florida. it turns out that stefani is not only bringing her hapless boyfriend along for the ride but her pimp, too. this is messy, you are messy. your brain is broke. what follows is a wild and witty tale of reckless and manipulative behaviour that w

for everton for the second league game in a row — and in generous spirits after as his side beat brightonlty made it 2—0 to rafa benitez�*s side, who are still unbeaten this season. for the team it's very good. not 'ust for the team it's very good. not just because we have the points, it's because the way that we are doing _ it's because the way that we are doing things. we are working as a team, as a unit. the players, they help each other, the fans are enjoying it because the players care about the shirt, so everybody is working hard. we are winning. so it is very positive. and there was late drama involving one of benitez�*s former clubs — newcastle. they thought they'd won it in the 90th minute, through allan saint maximin. but a penalty deep into injury time, tucked away by james ward prowse ensured a share of the spoils with southampton. 2—2 the final score. we didn't play anywhere near good enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved

she is not from brighton she is from — scenarios.ed an app for a site called and injected. she was originally advertising it on the apple and google play store. it is for dating and also for a different range of activities and entertainment. she is most concerned about intimate and close contact activities that could cause unvaccinated people to be harmed by vaccinated people, which seems pretty topsy—turvy, because if you have been vaccinated of covid—19, you are at risk of catching covid—19 from someone who has not the jab. haifa catching covid-19 from someone who has not the jab-— has not the “ab. how mainstream is this has not the jab. how mainstream is this becoming? _ has not the jab. how mainstream is this becoming? i'm _ has not the jab. how mainstream is this becoming? i'm on _ has not the jab. how mainstream is this becoming? i'm on several i this becoming? i'm on several platforms and i haven't come across it. i'm not likely to be taken in by it. i'm not likely to be taken in by it anyway. it it. i'm not likely to be taken

so much that they sold them for 6 million euros in brighton little known martin as a replacement. let him go to comply with spanish league rules. there two things that play here, the financial situation over the years and that has been high wage costs and that has been high wage costs and not to do similar to a lot of other european football clubs that they spend big money on big players and you've got the pandemic side of things as well that is impacted revenue streams and barcelona have been reliant on those revenue streams and high levels of debt. see you have that in the financial mismanagement of money in that regard, and then the other issue is the legal regulations what that is is that they tell the clips based on projected revenue figures for the coming season and based on my season, they tell the clubs on which they can spend on wages and transfers and it's that figure here thatis transfers and it's that figure here that is the sticking point because little league gift given barcelona a figure in barcelona under the terms of the agreement, even with a 50% pay cut can't af

norwich play bournemouth, brentford host forest green rovers, brighton travel to cardiff, everton gosfield. leeds host crewe. there's an all—premier league affair bewteen watford and crystal palace, and wolves are at forest who are really struggling in the championship. let's catch up with some of the other sports news for you. a fall for primoz roglic during stage ten of the vuelta means that he has lost the red jersey to 0dd christian eiking. roglic has moved down to third. the stage was won by michael storer of team dsm — that's his second stage win of this years race. there's an exciting finish to the second test injamaica, west indies chasing an unlikely target of 329 for victory on the final day against pakistan. they are currently 113—5. denmark captain simon kjaer and the medical team that saved christian eriksen's life when he suffered a cardiac arrest during the european championship have received the uefa president's award. it's been 12 days since the british sprinter cj ujah was provisionally suspended. he returned a positive drugs test at the olympic games, and the athle

what is it about brighton zeuner that has gotten her here?ig deep. >> she digs deep is when the pressure is on. >> i get just as nervous no matter how small or big competition is. >> she always comes back with the feeling she first experience around six years old. >> i'm getting into the spirit, dad. >> the zeal of a kid at play. this is still recess for you? >> for sure, it's so much fun. that looks like a playground to me. it also helps that when she was a kid her parents had the same perspective, even saying yes to building a ramp in their backyard at the request of her big brother. the next thing they news skateboarding grief like tony hawk were stopping by. >> it was like build a rampant they will come? >> they did come. >> she was riding his ramp as well picking up her signature knock for good loved. >> put my board up, knock on wood, and then. >> but brighton zeuner tries not to let skateboarding define her. you made that look so easy. the 17 year old wants to design clothes, and lectured for shop. >> it makes me feel like a young kid

david sillito, bbc news, brighton. time for a look at the weather here's chris fawkes.t's been another cloudy day for most of us, but, just like yesterday, a few tears in the cloud sheets that allowed a bit of sunshine to come through, sunny spells in inverness earlier but today's weather has been brought to you courtesy of this low pressure to the west. this thick cloud is a weather front beginning to work into western areas, bringing some rain but the rain has been coming along in pulses and that is the way of things overnight. the rain pushes north and eastwards, at times quite heavy but will ease off and become more drizzly, not making its mind up what it's going to do. they will be some murky weather as well as the rain, mist and fog patches around the coastal hills, and a mild temperature, 16 for your low in liverpool. tomorrow is not the most promising start to the weekend, we have this rain around, at its heaviest across wales, northern england and may be the midlands. eventually reaching east anglia and the south—east but it will brighten up the south—east but

for everton for the second league game in a row — and in generous spirits after as his side beat brightonho are still unbeaten this season. it's because the way that we are doing _ it's because the way that we are doing things. we are working as a team, _ doing things. we are working as a team, as — doing things. we are working as a team, as a — doing things. we are working as a team, as a unit. the players, they help— team, as a unit. the players, they help each— team, as a unit. the players, they help each other, the fans are enjoying _ help each other, the fans are enjoying it because the players care about _ enjoying it because the players care about the _ enjoying it because the players care about the shirt, so everybody is working — about the shirt, so everybody is working hard. we are winning. so it is very— working hard. we are winning. so it is very positive. and there was late drama involving one of rafa benitez�* former clubs — newcastle. they thought they'd won it in the 90th minute, through allan saint maximin. but a penalty deep into injury time, tucked away by james ward pr

a brighton boy, of all things, a graduate of brighton high school. a kid by the name of hugh mulchahey. a kid, a pitcher, who had a snarky nickname of losing pitcher. in the span of four seasons, he lost 76 games for the phillies, who were the doormats of the national league at the time. so he was the first to go in. i believe he was assigned to fort evans, which is about 35, 40 miles west of boston. but soon enough, much bigger names would be joining the coming conflict, including hank greenberg, who was called up in may. hank greenberg, the slugging first baseman for the detroit tigers, future hall of famer and defending american league most valuable player. he goes into the service, and then within a day or two of the bombing of pearl harbor on december 7th, a number of players immediately enlisted, most notably bob feller, the future hall of fame pitcher. eventually more than 500 big leaguers would ultimately serve in the armed forces during world war ii, including 30 who appeared on the red sox roster, and over 4,000 minor leaguers. somewhat rem

they danced together for years in brighton about 50 miles outside of london, but it was the pandemicto get creative paul's daughter grace suggested tiktok last summer, and they started filming in parking garages. ♪ their dad humor going viral. ♪ do the conga ♪ what is the energy, the electricity, what do you get out of it >> it's just giving us the whole buzz, the friendship, doing things together and supporting each other through dance. we are not professional dancers >> reporter: what they weren't expecting is the brotherhood they have built. >> when the group is together, it just -- it's just a very easy space to be able to talk in a very open and honest and natural way. >> reporter: they now include messages about mental health. >> it's a culture we've kind of built within ourselves to talk openly, to listen without judgment and then i just felt it was almost our duty to tell the world what we were doing to try and encourage others to do the same. >> reporter: this must be bigger than dancing now. >> actually it is. >> i can't imagine not a week going past and not doing it. >> we

from brighton to bournemouth, the south coast is just one area that has seen record numbers of tourists this summer. it has been so busy, even hotel managers like 0livia 0'sullivan have had to help clean rooms. been full pretty much since we started, probably about 96% occupancy. is it sustainable? i don't know. 0nce anything else opens up, i don't know if people will come back to the uk. but it's notjust beach resorts. here at salisbury cathedral, city break seekers have also been flocking in. has staycation saved the day for the cathedral? it has certainly made a huge difference. we are seeing people coming to salisbury and salisbury cathedral from right across the country, so we are feeling very positive about the future, but knowing that we still have quite a long way to go. but the issue now is what happens next. as the summer tapers away, they've got the autumn to think of, but crucially, they are already looking ahead to the summer of 2022. a summer that they hope will see more of us holiday at home. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now on bbc news — the travel show, with another chance

coney island which is where we settled, right in the brighton beach in coney island ferry for the year and have it. something that end is nowadays but it's that, being -- i don't know if i would say quite hooligan but maybe not entirely focused when i was a young guy. a rascal i guess the sorts getting into fights. military service and what i gain for military service which was an enormous amount, purdie blessed to have the career i had. and thinly to contribute to u.s. national security in a huge way i defending the constitution against domestic enemies. >> i want to get to that. you breezed over your dad and when i was reading the story it was the thing that struck me the most about his life, you said he's 47. you had a stable life. your mother had passed away of cancer. you were living in ukraine, right? he had a successful career as an engineer. was in his mid-'40s and decided for the benefit of your family, because of what he saw as the problems of the soviets and the soviet regime, to pick up, move you guys to america with his mother-in-law and start a job doing basically manual

from brighton to bournemouth, the south coast is just one area that has seen record numbers of touristshis summer. it has been so busy, even hotel managers like olivia o'sullivan have had to help clean rooms. been full pretty much since we started, probably about 96% occupancy. is it sustainable? i don't know. once anything else opens up, i don't know if people will come back to the uk. but it's notjust beach resorts. here at salisbury cathedral, city break seekers have also been flocking in. has staycation saved the day for the cathedral? it has certainly made a huge difference. we are seeing people coming to salisbury and salisbury cathedral from right across the country, so we are feeling very positive about the future, but knowing that we still have quite a long way to go. but the issue now is what happens next. as the summer tapers away, they've got the autumn to think of, but crucially, they are already looking ahead to the summer of 2022. a summer that they hope will see more of us holiday at home. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now on bbc news — coming from kenya's capital, nairobi,

burnley have taken an early lead against brighton and the late kick—off, norwich against liverpool, backhe premier league.— norwich against liverpool, back in the premier league. that kicks off at 5:30pm _ there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all three o'clock kick—offs. livingstone, who reached the final before losing to winners stjohnstone last season, are at home to st mirren. dundee host motherwell and dundee united are away to ayr. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship, where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems, brought about by their finances and transfer embargo, when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows, and then siriki dembele, to take all three points. wild celebrations. peterborough take all three points. next to the cricket — joe root�*s been at it again, inspiring england on day three of the second test against india at lords. england lost

as things brighton for the south west, wales, northern scotland, we will still see scattered showerslsewhere, temperatures disappointing, 17—21. saturday night, the rain continues eastwards, but it tends to fizzle away, turning more light and patchy, many places start sunday drive. with a lot of cloud and some missed, a mild and muggy night. sunday starts with low pressure, high pressure beginning to build in from the south—west. a bit drier on sunday, quite a lot of cloud but it should break to give some spells of sunshine. showers, especially across scotland. likely to stay grey and damp across the northern isles. temperatures are still struggling, up to maybe 22 in the sunniest spots. next week, the sunniest spots. next week, the high pressure establishes itself more strongly. if you are looking for dry and bright weather, the start of next week looks promising. we will see good spells of sunshine. mostly dry. but no heatwave on the way. low to mid 20s. in the sunshine it will feel quite pleasant. welcome to bbc news — i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories. despair and danger in

brighton won again. that's two wins from two games, their best start to a premier league season.everton drew 2—2 and liverpool beat burnley 2—0 at anfield. jurgen klopp's side also with two wins out of two. celtic are top of the scottish premiership for the first time in a year after thrashing st mirren 6—0. st mirren were down to ten men afterjust 19 minutes and celtic took full advatange, with david turnbull scoring his first career hat—trick. and motherwell beat livingston 2—1. golf, and 21—year—old scottish amateur louise duncan is just two shots off the leaders after day three of the women's open, the fifth and final major of the season. duncan birdied the last hole for a round of 68. the co—leaders are sweden's anna nordquist and denmark's nanna koerstz madsen on 9 under par. and you can watch double olympic medallist alex yee competing in the world triathlon championship series on the bbc sport website right now. earlier, flora duffy became the first triathlete in history to win olympic gold and the world triathlon championships series title in the same year. clive. thank

there were wins for brighton, chelsea, everton, leicester, watford and liverpool." by his provisional suspension following a positive drugs test at the olympics. in a statement, the relay silver medallist says he would never knowingly take a banned substance and isn't a cheat. more on that story on the bbc sport website. many thanks. that's all from me. good night. hello, this is bbc news. some clinically vulnerable children in england are struggling to access a covid vaccine, nearly four weeks after they were added to the roll—out. nhs england say at—risk 12 to 15—year—olds, and those living with someone with a weak immune system, should be offered a jab from the 23rd of august at the latest. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. where do they grow chicken? that is right, you clever girl. lovely, and what - a lovely smile as well. well done. 15—year—old veronica enjoying an online therapy session at home in south—west london during lockdown in february. veronica has severe neuro disabilities. last month, 12 to 15—year—old children who are at high ri

brighton and hove council says it has been a "record summer".ied what will happen next. duncan kennedy reports from bournemouth. this has been the summer where we stayed and played. the south coast is just one area that's seen record numbers of tourists. the summer's gone very, very well indeed. hotels have been north of 90% occupancy, restaurants have been booming, we've had a larger number of attractions and events — they've been very popular indeed. it's been so busy, even hotel managers like 0livia 0'sullivan have helped clean rooms. so, three questions. have you had a problem with the pingdemic? yes. have you had a problem with staff shortages? yes. but overall, has summer 2021 been a success? yes, yeah. all 32 rooms have been full all summer. but... is it sustainable? i don't know. 0nce everything else opens up, i don't know if people will come back to the uk. city breaks are also booming. here at salisbury cathedral, numbers are double last summer. has staycation saved the day for the cathedral? it's certainly made a huge difference. we'r

brighton came from behind to beat burnley. jamie vardy scored the leicestser winner against wolves.anks to captain joe root. england started day three on 119—3, with root on 48. at the close, he was unbeaten on 180, although england were bowled out for 391 with the final ball of the day — that's a lead of 27. new zealand have made a really stong start to the rugby championship, with a record win against australia at eden park. the all blacks ran in eight tries to win 57—22. that also means that they retain the bledisloe cup for the 19th consecutive year. this game also part of a three—test series between the two. new zealand won the first test last week. also in the rugby championship, south africa beat argentina. that's all the sport for now. some clinically vulnerable children in england are struggling to access a covid vaccine, nearly four weeks after they were added to the roll—out. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa reports. where do they grow chicken? that is right, you clever girl. lovely, and what - a lovely smile as well. well done. 15—year—old veronica enjoying an

the cost of living and heating people who and the lowest wages had gabriella elizondo report from brighton east brunswick in new jersey. it's another day heading into work for brian cool us and it's no easy commute to get to his job as a banquet server. it's a 160 kilometers, almost 2 hours each way from his home and east brunswick, new jersey to his job in atlantic city. he doesn't do it by choice, but out of necessity, it's the only job he can find where he makes enough income to survive each month, but barely. people, i don't always think realize what it's like to have to live on half a penny. you know, i call it sometimes splitting pennies. brian is one of an estimated 125000000 americans who live paycheck to paycheck. it's now even made harder by rising inflation. for many years, the inflation rate in the u. s. hovered around 2 percent, but it's been steadily increasing this year to where it's now about 5 and a half percent. the highest. it's been since $990.00 food, rent, energy, new cars. those are the sectors that have seen the biggest price jump. and economists say, it only takes

visitors enter museum again, from all over the world from greensboro, good morning in new jersey, brighton beach florida, san francisco, international and glad to have you with us watching from brazil, cairo egypt, good morning to you and el salvador, peru, and in stockholm sweden. again i will ask you to please post your comments so they can answer them. ask damien, danny has given us a sense of how it played out for couple college students who could relate on a very personal level as juice. how did african-american athletes grapple with the question whether to compete or boycott? >> that is a difficult question. for african americans, the olympics and sports had been a primary vehicle through which african americans sought to fight against racial discrimination. by embodying the idea of the amateur athletes. they saw this challenging notion of race and racial oppression. some of them were also concerned whether they would face discrimination in germany. they have legitimate concerns and worries. folks know many saw this as an opportunity to compete at the highest levels of the sport. and

she admitted to the manslaughter of her 20—month—old daughter, who she left alone in herflat in brighton has captured its first capital and afghanistan for five years. an official said the province, close to our ron and the south, fell because of a lack of government reinforcements from kabul. —— close to iran. it previously failed to see any urban centre. they killed the head of the afghan government's media centre. the un security council has been meeting in a special session to discuss the worsening situation in the country. the united nations' envoy to afghanistan deborah lyons called on the taliban to cease its attacks on major cities immediately, as she warned the conflict—torn country was heading for "catastrophe." there have been an expectation when the us tele man dale was kind and very —— taliban deal was signed. we would see a reduction of violence. we did not. there had been an expectation when the talks between the afghan republic and the taliban began in september of last year that we would see a reduction of violence. we have not. there had been an expectation that when th

mister brighton insists the chaos a compliment port couldn't have been avoided. the evacuation of thousands of people for campbell is going to be hard and painful. no matter when it started, when we began would have been true if we had started a month ago, or a month from now. there is no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss of heartbreaking images. you see a television. it's just a fact. my heart vague for those things, those people you see and the u. s. vice president. com la harrison singapore. to reaffirm washington's alliances in the, in the pacific region. harris met the singapore in prime minister and presidents. they touched on a number of topics, including disputed islands in the south china. see the ongoing crisis and me, emma, and of course what's going on in afghanistan. there is no question there will be and should be a robust analysis of what has happened. but right now, there is no question that our focus has to be on a vacuum rating, american citizens, afghans who worked with us and vulnerable afghans, including women and childre

everton won 2—0 at brighton. late goals at st james park.goal in the 90th minute, but a 96th minute penalty from james ward—prowse earned southampton a 2—2 draw. norwich yet to pick up a point, they lost 2—1 at home to leicester. west ham against palace was 2—2. it's been really busy in the bundesliga as well, bayer leverkusen are top of the table after a 4—1 win over augsburg. also wins for cologne and mainz, freiburg are second after beating stuttgart 3—2, while defending champions bayern munich beat hertha berlin 5—0. in spain, real madrid are in action against real betis 110w. it's still 0-0. celta vigo lost 1—0 at home to athletic bilbao. in italy, juventus have started life without cristiano ronaldo against empoli, and they are losing 1—0. fiorentina are beating torino. england's cricketers have levelled the test series against india after a huge win in the third test. they bowled india out by lunch on day four to win by an innings and 76 runs. the series now stands at 1—1 with two to play. extremely proud and it shows the character in

while brighton recorded a to know when over watford and tennessee women's world number one, ashley bardy is through to her 6 final of the year, reaching the decider in cincinnati. the australian was too strong for 3 time grand slam champion angela kerber. 6275 party has won a tour leading $39.00 matches this year. the women's open championship is the final golf major of the year in sweden's, anna norquist, power to the top of the leaderboard after a 7 under $65.00 in round 3, she's tied for the lead with denmark's. nana madsen behind the to scandinavians is packed field packed field with 12 players, 3 shots, or less behind the leaders. several countries are struggling to get to the paralympic games in tokyo for their athletes to compete for pacific island nation have withdrawn from the game due to travel restrictions in afghanistan, competitors had to pull out for safety reason unable to find a secure way to leave the country on top of all of that 15 people linked to the games have tested positive for koby. 19 opening ceremony is on tuesday. our top priority here is the safety and that's

david sillito, bbc news, brighton. that is it from me. i am lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news.d some will be quite heavy. saturday looks set to be the wettest day, some really heavy bursts of rain around. for sunday, it looks a little bit brighter. there will be some spells of sunshine, but still a few showers around. so, let's get into the detail. this type of cloud is working in from the west. this is a weather front, it is going to continue to bring outbreaks of rain, and instead of clearing through quickly, this front will stick with us all day on saturday because there is this wave, this wriggle running along it, holding the front back and stop it from clearing away quickly, so western areas starting the day on a really soggy note, a little bit drier further east, but mainly cloudy and through the day our wet weather will stagger its way eastwards with some heavy and possibly thundery bursts mixed in, and even as things brighten up, wales, perhaps northern scotland we will still see some scattered showers and thunderstorms popping up, quite breezy for wales in the south—we

david sillito, bbc news, brighton. next month. it's faced repeated delays because of the coronavirus pandemic. critics say today's announcement might be an attempt to counter speculation that the screening could be postponed for a fourth time. the film, daniel craig's last appearance as bond, is due to be shown in cinemas from october the 8th. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @ kacungira. hello there. most of us can expect to see some rain at times this weekend, and some of that rain will be quite heavy. saturday looks set to be the wettest day — spells of heavy rain, even the odd thunderstorm. sunday should be a bit brighter with some sunshine, but still one or two showers. now, this is the recent satellite picture, and you can see this stripe of cloud working in from the west. this is a weather front, it is going to continue to bring some outbreaks of rain, and instead of clearing through quickly, this front is really going to stick with us all day on saturday because th

david sillito, bbc news, brighton.l in london next month. the red carpet will be rolled out on the 28th of september — two days before the film's released in cinemas. it's been delayed three times in the last year because of the pandemic. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ l vaughanjones. some of that rain will be quite heavy. saturday looks set to be the wettest day with spells of heavy rain and even the odd thunderstorm. sunday should be a bit brighter with some sunshine but still one or two showers. this is the recent satellite picture and you can see the dry of cloud working in from the west. it is a weather front and it will continue to bring outbreaks of rain and instead of keeping too quickly this front is going to stick with his all day on saturday because there is this wriggle running around at that will hold the front back and stop it from clearing away quickly. western areas are starting the day on a soggy note. dry further east but mainly cloudy and through the day wet weather will stagger its way eastward

david sillito, bbc news, brighton.yal albert hall in london next month. the red carpet will be rolled out on the 28th of september — two days before the film's released in cinemas. it's been delayed three times in the last year because of the pandemic. a reminder of our top story: president biden has acknowledged more lives could be lost in the operation to fly people out of kabul airport, but he's insisted the us will help afghans who've worked with american forces. he said the united states had evacuated 13,000 people so far. mr biden described the mission as �*one of the largest, most difficult airlifts in history'. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ l vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello again. for most of us, it's been another cloudy day, and that cloudy theme is one thing that we've noticed a lot actually this month. saturday looks to be the wettest day, spells of heavy rain, sunday should be a bit brighter, with some sunshine but still one or two showers this is the recent satellite picture and you can see the

does it speak to you of under president brighton | to you of under president brighton and america firsto partnership? —— president biden. i have very great concerns because the british us relationship is extremely important notjust for our country important not just for our country but important notjust for our country but also for the world. it is a valuable relationship between two of the most important countries in the world. and the nato alliance is extremely important, in particular as the threat appears to be growing around the world from china and from russia, it is essential that nato has credibility and stands against that growing threat from those countries. not necessarilyjust in conventional military terms but various different ways. the nato alliance has been undermined. it has little credibility and that has to be rebuilt as a top priority. really interesting- _ be rebuilt as a top priority. really interesting. thank _ be rebuilt as a top priority. really interesting. thank you _ be rebuilt as a top priority. really interesting. thank you very - be rebuilt as a top priorit

burnley lead brighton.e like brentford last night, lead aston villa 2—0. norwich—liverpool is the late game. there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all 3pm kick—offs. livingstone, who reached the final before losing to winners stjohnstone last season, lead st mirren by a goal to nil. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems — brought about by their finances and transfer embargo — when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows, and then siriki dembele, to take all three points. another saturday, another century forjoe root, who has powered england again on day three of the second test against india at lords. he and jonny bairstow made a solid start to the day, their 117—run partnership coming to an end when bairstow was dismissed just after

to death has been jailed she admitted the murder of the youth, who she left alone in her flat in brightond reach new heights, when a level results are published next week. teachers have been asked to submit assessments for pupils for a second year in a row, after this summer's exams were cancelled because of the pandemic. amid concerns to many could have top grades, ministers have now said they will pay for extra places at medical schools. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. quiet now, but next week, this college will fill with students. after months of anxious waiting. these sixth former will get their a—level and btec results. they're full of hope, but for isabel, who wants to study medicine, there is extra pressure. so i have been really worried about if the university i want to go to, what if they have too many students, too many people got the right grades? because that might mean i have to take a gap year or something else. it's been stressful. exams cancelled, teachers marking work instead. in the back of my head, i know that i did everything i could to get the grade tha

the shooting, we can speak to peter squires, who's professor of criminology at the university of brightonbeing with us despite the terrible circumstances in which we are talking. i know there is obviously an investigation going on to this in relation to this man. can you talk us through the steps that somebody would first have to go through to get a gun licence, and then the monitoring of that gun licence? ., , then the monitoring of that gun licence? . , , ., , licence? initially, it is a paper application — licence? initially, it is a paper application filled _ licence? initially, it is a paper application filled into - licence? initially, it is a paper application filled into your - licence? initially, it is a paper. application filled into your local police force. you have to nominate two referees, and the police in due course will contact your gp to assess your mental health stability. but you can only get a firearm, yet only justification for having but you can only get a firearm, yet onlyjustification for having one, is either occupation, you're a farmer and you need for pest contr

and in the late game brighton beat watford 2—0, for their best ever start to a premier league season.es, lazio are 3—1 up against empoli with around 15 minutes left and atalanta have a 1—0 lead over torino with around 20 minutes to go. borussia dortmund suffered their first defeat of the new season as they were beaten 2—1 by frieburg. vincenzo grifo opened the scoring in the sixth minute. roland sallai got their second. wolfsburg secured their second win, a 2—1victory over hertha berlin. and bayer leverkusen finished 4—0 up against borussia moenchengladbach — all the bundesliga results are on your screen. and in spain, barcelona are taking on athletic bilbao in the late game which kicked off around 20 minutes ago — it's their first away match since lionel messi left. the current score is 0—0. mallorca beat alavez 1—0 while the two other games ended in a draw. and at the aig women's open in carnoustie there has been plenty of movement on the leaderboard throughout day three — there were eight different leaders during the third round but one of the stand out golfers was scottish amateur

if conservative strategist, brighton strategy present human events coordinator and contributor it isarissa barron. without the host of part of the problem it is the podcast that knows no bounds, dave smith is back. if overstated public deputy spokesperson, executive director and fox news contributor always my favorite buckeye hello everyone. chris, i will start with you. what do you think is going through the governors mind, as obviously as grasp on power is slipping away. and everyone he once thought was his most trusted friend has turned against him. >> i will tell you what he's thinking, he is thinking man if i am like the governor of virginia, i have just got to hang in there. us not forget my fair state of virginia, ralph northern admitted to wearing black face. and he is still the governor despite the fact the democrat senators and delegations in congress from virginia all call into resign the naacp called on him to resign. he is still governor. here's my question, the calls to resign or absolutely meaningless. they are completely pointless. what are they prepared to do if gove

gray, 1—0 everton. 2—0 against brighton for rafa benitez, not a bad trip to the seaside.e spoiled west ham's perfect start. conor gallagher at the double for palace! it will feel like two points dropped for david moyes, early days but his side are top. newcastle thought they had their first win of the season. but then, late into stoppage time, this... penalties are something that james ward—prowse excels at. drama right at the very end. the constant swings of the premier league. for only the second time in his career george russell will start a formula one race from the front row of the grid — last time he was standing in for lewis hamilton — this time he guided his williams through the treacherous conditions at spa in belgium to get ahead of hamilton and will start behind the red bull of max verstappen. fellow briton lando norris was fortunate to escape unhurt from this crash. he qualified ninth, but may have to start from the pitlane. that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the sunday papers. with me are mo hussein, a former conservativ