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jonathan blake in brighton.re were 31,3a8 new infections recorded in the latest 2a—hour period. with another 122 deaths reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. 0n vaccinations, 89.6% of people aged 16 or over have had their firstjab, while 82.2% are now fully vaccinated. a book of condolence has been opened in south london in memory of the 28—year—old primary school teacher, sabina nessa, who was attacked and killed a week ago. hundreds of mourners gathered for an emotional candlelit vigil in kidbrooke last night. more than 500 people gathered at pegler square, not far from where a wanted suspect was captured on cctv. 0ur correspondent megan paterson is in south london where the vigil took place last night. the candlelit vigil to place in pegula square, which is to three minutes walk from here. hundreds of people attended. that is significant because that is where mike was headed last friday night. she was expecting to take a five—minute walk from her home to pegula square to

trio. is up to do back from brighton? no, i drove is up to do back from brighton? pleased that i'm here. the idea of the petro crisis has eased and we can all normal is certainly untrue. i think this is the governments problem because whether it's petrol, whether it's gas supplies, whether it's christmas presents, the covid recovery is going to be lumpy. and you can blame brexit and the lack of freedom of movement for making that bit harder, you can blame covid for no one passing a driving test and last 18 months. it can be long recovery. and i think perhaps we put ourselves into thinking we defeated covid. medically perhaps there still are quite a few people dying every day with covid. i had covid last week, a doublejudge and it wasn't particularly very grand, well recovered now i'm also pleased to tell you but it's good to go on. an economic recovery is going to be hard and long. stagflation in other words very limited growth of inflation getting too highs the latest fear of economists was of his can be very difficult time. when you combine that with the cost of

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blake in brighton. jonathan.— correspondent jonathan blake in brighton. jonathan.ing up on the end of that report with i brighton. jonathan. picking up on the end of that report with the i the end of that report with the need for sir keir starmer to stamp his authority on things, one area where he is acting decisively is education policy, talking today about the need for pupils to leave school ready for work and life, as he puts it, with an urgent overhaul of the education system in england needed, according to sir keir starmer. we can talk about those plans now with the shadow education secretary who joins us here on the conference floor. ready for work and life, what does it mean? brute ready for work and life, what does it mean? ~ ., ready for work and life, what does it mean? ~ . ., ready for work and life, what does it mean? ~ . . ., it mean? we have heard from employers — it mean? we have heard from employers and _ it mean? we have heard from employers and parents i it mean? we have heard from employers and parents and i it mean? we have heard from i employer

jonathan blake, bbc news, brighton. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is in brighton.s right. let's talk about these green promises initially, because this is what i think got the biggest yearly conference call from the shadow chancellor rachel reeves when she announced that she would be britain's first green chancellor. that is subject to the electorate backing labour next time around. she suggested that she would be prepared to spend £28 billion a year every year until the end of this decade investing in green technologies, such as factories to make batteries for electric vehicles, new wind turbines, and so on. just to put that figure in context, that is about three times the annual budget of the home office, and she confirmed that this would be paid for by borrowing. what she is hoping people will listen to it as everything else she is saying about how labour would tax and spend, because time and again in her speech, she said labour would spend wisely as well as tax fairly. she is trying to convince people that if you borrow to invest, you will get a return, that is

the party is in brighton for its annual conference, where the focus was also on new rights for workersspondent, iain watson, reports, and i should warn you it contains some flashing images. the regulator of jam has the regulator ofjam has rejected accusations that the current energy crisis is about not regulating the market. a number of smaller providers have collapsed in larger companies believe that a stress testing of the sector would have proved that many of these providers were unviable. a 12—year—old boy has died at an indoor ski centre in the west midlands. ambulance crews were called to the snowdon and tamworth yesterday evening following reports that a child had been heard but they were unable to save him. police say a man has also been treated for injuries. a tense diplomatic and legal stand—offs and united states and china and canada has come to an abrupt conclusion. the executive is being flown back to china after being flown back to china after being released in home detention in canada. apparently in return, china has released two canadians it had imprisoned on espionage

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brighton.er has acknowledged the scale of the challenge faced by labour to get back to office at westminster for the first time since 2010. winning many marginal seats especially in the midlands and the north of england will be essential. dudley north in the west midlands which turned conservative in 2019 is one of those seats. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has been asking local voters for their response to keir starmer�*s message. once the heart of industrial britain, dudley north was a labour seat for years. i always said that labour was for the working class. i don't know about that now. but i'll still vote labour, anyway. but plenty here have turned away from the party. this brexit—backing town voted tory last time round. i've always been labour but we've turned to the conservatives. we like boris. that's what the labour leader is up against. what about keir starmer? no. keir starmer? know much about him? no, i don't. keir starmer did try to put his personality front and centre t

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brighton.ith the murder of sabina nessa, the 28—year—old teacher who was killed in south—east london nine days ago. police described it as a significant development. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. more then a week after sabina nessa's body was found near a spot in this park in kidbrooke in southeast london, police announced they have made a significant arrest. sabina had set off to meet a friend at a bar close to the park the friday before last. she didn't arrive. her body was discovered the following day. during the week, there were two arrests, both of these men were released under investigation. scotland yard has said this latest arrest happened around three o'clock this morning in east sussex. the man in custody is 36 and is being held on suspicion of murdering sabina. at the start of this weekend, hundreds gathered for a candlelit vigil to remember her. this community has been convulsed by events over the past week. and at the school where she taught, her colleagues, th

iain watson, bbc news, brighton.there were 31,348 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, with another 122 deaths reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. 0n vaccinations, 89.6% of people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while 82.2% are now fully vaccinated. in germany, it's the final day of campaigning ahead of the country's general election tomorrow. angela merkel is stepping aside as chancellor after 16 years in power, and her cdu party is facing a tight race against the social democrats. 0ur correspondent jenny hill is in berlin. a new leader soon but it is also the end of an era. a new leader soon but it is also the end of an era-— end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold _ end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of _ end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of a _ end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of a new— end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of a new political. end of an era. yes, germany is on | the threshol

let's get more from a correspondent in brighton.— correspondent in brighton.conference think the labour party no longer represents their needs and aspirations. there was a lot upset that the _ aspirations. there was a lot upset that the labour party this week, despite — that the labour party this week, despite telling the trade unions on friday. _ despite telling the trade unions on friday, that it was open on the issue _ friday, that it was open on the issue of— friday, that it was open on the issue of £10. as minimum wage. has decided _ issue of £10. as minimum wage. has decided that — issue of £10. as minimum wage. has decided that they would accept andy mcdonald's resignation for his attempt — mcdonald's resignation for his attempt to secure a better liver of standard — attempt to secure a better liver of standard and a better living wage for working people up and down this country— for working people up and down this country of— for working people up and down this country of 15. that suggest to us they were — country of 15. that suggest to us they were no

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brighton. after appearing in court charged with the murder of the primary school teacher sabina nessa. the 28—year—old was killed as she walked to meet a friend in south—east london. 36—year—old koci selamaj was arrested in eastbourne on sunday. his lawyer told magistrates he would plead not guilty. the rail operator southeastern has been stripped of its franchise, after it failed to declare millions of pounds of taxpayer's money it had received. the government will take over the running of services from the middle of next month. the transport secretary grant shapps said an investigation had identified a "serious breach of good faith" by the firm. passengers have been told services and fares won't be affected. the latest update now on the pandemic in the uk and the official figures show there were 34,526 new infections recorded in the latest 2a hour period. on average, 34,881 new cases were reported per day in the last week. 167 deaths were reported in the latest 2a hour period — that's people

ian watson, bbc news, brighton.th more on labour�*s internal row. well, when christian starmer right here in brighton at the start of the conference, he said it was time for the party to set out its vision for the future. some of that will involve policy but what has dominated the first day as a row over process and specifically changes that sir keir starmer wants to make to the way leadership elections in the party are run. now, he says that will make it more palatable for voters and perhaps make the party more focused on looking outwards rather than inwards and to discuss some of this, i am joined by the guardian columnist and labour member 0wenjones. what you make by sir keir starmer�*s planned changes in the opposition we have seen from some of the party who say they are not democratic?— they are not democratic? ridiculous wa to they are not democratic? ridiculous way to start — they are not democratic? ridiculous way to start a _ they are not democratic? ridiculous way to start a conference. _ they are not demo

laura, in a very windy brighton, thank you.r the uk, show there were nearly 38,000 new infections recorded in the latest 2a hour period. that means in the past week, there was an average of 34,500 new cases per day. another a0 deaths have been recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test, taking the average number per day in the last week, to 137. 0n vaccinations, wales did not release its latest vaccination data today but for the rest of the uk, now over 89.5% of people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while nearly 82.5% are now double vaccinated. following the general election over the weekend, germany's social democratic party says it has a mandate to form a government. with 26% of the vote, 0laf scholtz aims to create a coalition with the greens and liberals before christmas. but even that deadline might be overly optimistic as mrs merkel�*s christian democrat party now led by her successor is determined to fight on to try to form its own coalition. 0ur europe editor katya adler reports

starmer promises to set out a serious plan for government as he addresses his party's conference in brighton. it's the first time he has been able to address the labour party members in person, he told delegates he would clear up the mess of the conservatives. inafew in a few short years from now, i want to be here, with you, talking about the difference we are making, the problems we are fixing, as a labour—mac government! applause he was given a standing ovation and also faced down hecklers during his speech. a court hears how a police officer pretended to arrest sarah everard before kidnapping and murdering her in march. her parents say they are tormented by what he did to their daughter. long queues continue but there are more signs that the fuel situation is continuing to ease. the first black headteacher in wales — a statue is unveiled in cardiff in honour of betty campbell who championed equality and diversity. and coming up on the bbc news channel, european football comes to old trafford, as under pressure of ole gunnar solskjaer and manchester united host villarreal in the champions

brighton fans happy with how that looks for now too. tottenham stay seventh.s at home — after motherwell grabbed a 1—1 draw. the result moves steven gerrard's side a point ahead of hibs in second. meanwhile in the dundee derby, it looked like the match was heading forstalemate, but ian harkes had other ideas — snatching a dramatic win for dundee united with ten minutes to go. the result extends dundee�*s streak without success at tannadice to 11 games. and celtic have lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions, as andrew shinnie�*s goal lifted livingston off the bottom of the scottish premiership. celtic remain mid—table, four points behind rangers. what a debut series it's been for charlie dean. she produced a superb spell of bowling, taking 4—36, to help england edge out new zealand by 13 runs in the second one—day international at worcester. chasing a revised target of 183 to win because of rain, the tourists fell short in a tense finish as england took a 2—0 lead in the series. jim lumsden was watching. england won the first one day despite

getting down to business in brighton.hadow chancellor are pitching their plans for the economy. they say the system is stacked against small businesses like this and want to scrap the tax they pay on their property. it's part of a promise from the woman who, under labour, would be in charge of the economy, to take careful decisions about who pays and what is spent. we'll make the tax system fairer, ensuring that the burden isn'tjust falling on the wages of working people, but that those at the top pay theirfair share too. she said the business tax system wasn't fair or fit for purpose and that under labour there would be changes, meaning bigger companies paid more. conference, we will look at every single tax break and if it doesn't deliver for the economy or for the taxpayer, then we will scrap it. there was no detail about what labour would put in its place, though. all tax breaks would be reviewed, rachel reeves said, billions invested in making the uk greener and ,taking aim at the tories, labour would demand money ba

we are slowly seeing the weather brighton up slowly seeing the weather brighton up after what has beens. temperatures into the 20s, but big drop on the way and it will feel more autumnal. 0vernight, cargillagain way and it will feel more autumnal. 0vernight, cargill again and there will be mist and fog patches around the western and southern coasts and hills. temperatures 13 to 15 degrees. tomorrow, after a bright start in northern ireland, this rain is a cold front that will bring heavy rain and gusty winds, gusts into a0 mph and that will push into western scotland, whereas eastern scotland, england and wales, the winds are more strong, but it will be a brighter day with temperatures reaching a high of 23 degrees. that is your latest weather.

so you're looking at clubs like brighton and | looking at clubs like brighton and lead, and palace doing across into spain and italy, you see some of their bigger clubs doing very little — and in the case of barcelona, clearing out a lot of players. i think what we are seeing is a real reinforcement of the premier league's position. the big transfers don't _ premier league's position. the big transfers don't have _ premier league's position. the big transfers don't have to _ premier league's position. the big transfers don't have to mean - premier league's position. the big transfers don't have to mean big i transfers don't have to mean big fees. the best things in football are free. cristiano ronaldo was a step for manchester united, but some players are worth more than their weight in gold. players are worth more than their weight in gold-— weight in gold. both manchester united and christiano _ weight in gold. both manchester united and christiano ronaldo i weight in gold. both manchester. united and christiano ronaldo are very big _ united and christiano ronaldo are very big brands.

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brighton. show there were nearly 38,000 new infections recorded in the latest 2a—hour period. that means in the past week, there was an average of 3a,500 new cases per day. another a0 deaths have been recorded, that�*s of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test, taking the average number per day in the last week, to 137. 0n vaccinations — wales did not release its latest vaccination data today — but for the rest of the uk, now over 89.5% of people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while nearly 82.5% are now double vaccinated. it�*s six weeks since the taliban took control of afghanistan, and forced out western troops. their heartland is in the south of the country in helmand province. during the past 20 years, british troops were regularly deployed there and they saw some of the heaviest fighting. most people in the south are pashtuns, one of afghanistan�*s main ethnic groups, and increasingly dominant since the taliban victory. 0ur middle east editorjeremy bowen has trave

brighton fans happy with how that looks for now too. tottenham stay seventh.rabbed a 1—1 draw. the result moves steven gerrard's side a point ahead of hibs in second. meanwhile in the dundee derby, it looked like the match was heading for stalemate, but ian harkes had other ideas, snatching a dramatcic win for dundee united with ten minutes to go. the result extends dundee's streak without success at tannadice to 11 games. and celtic have lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions, as andrew shinnie's goal lifted livingston off the bottom of the scottish premiership. celtic remain mid—table, four points behind rangers. england's women have beaten new zealand by 13 runs in a rain—affected second one day international in worcester. the white ferns won the toss and chose to field. england lost early wickets, but lauren winfield—hill proved more dependable before eventually being run out for 39. danni wyatt excelled with the bat and was 63 not out when her side were bowled out for 197. new zealand were slow to get going, but suzie bates made steady

to the night's other fixtures now... and brighton have beaten swansea 2—nil.an early lead against wimbledon. penalties decided the other all—league ties. chelsea got the better of aston villa. james with the recent kit 1—1 a also counsel victory for lester over mill. in the draw for lester over mill. in the draw for the fourth round chelsea beat southampton arson are home to lead and lester are hosting brighton. tottenham our way to burnley and the manchester city travel to west him for supposedly all premier league ties there at liverpool and branford have championship opposition. second—tier face second—tierface ligue second—tier face ligue one sunderland. rangers are through to the semifinals of the scottish league cup for the update pete livingston to no tie. bruce scored first before morales was gifted a second by the keeper. rangers haven't won the competition since 2011. johnson have glasses and they are back into the last four. there also 2— mill winners a whole way at dundee. crawford with the goals and the final 20 minutes. johnson or into the semifi

rob watson in brighton.betray you? we all have our secrets. daniel— why would i betray you? we all have our secrets. daniel craig _ why would i betray you? we all have our secrets. daniel craig is _ why would i betray you? we all have our secrets. daniel craig is back - our secrets. daniel craig is back in action as 007 _ our secrets. daniel craig is back in action as 007 for _ our secrets. daniel craig is back in action as 007 for his _ our secrets. daniel craig is back in action as 007 for his fifth - action as 007 for his fifth and final outing as bond. the film reportedly cost $250 million to make and it sees james bond return from retirement to active service. in his words, to finish this. here are some of the stars gathering at london's royal albert hall. the film has faced 18 months of delays. on the red carpet is the star, daniel craig himself, who spoke to our entertainment correspondent. just to be here is a — entertainment correspondent. just to be here is a huge _ entertainment correspondent. jus

brighton have dropped points, losing to aston villa.year after successfully breaking away from the palette on 11 miles to go. and he had time to celebrate just before the finish. briton's tom pidcock was six. britain's event riders had a clean sweep at the european championships in switzerland after leading the dressage and cross—country. the all—female team comfortably won the team gold medal and clear showjumping round meant nicola wilson took the individual title ahead of her fellow britons. britain are now the reigning european, 0lympic are now the reigning european, olympic and world champions. not bad, is it? all the updates on all of the live sport on the bbc sport website, but that is it from me. not bad at all! german voters are casting their ballots for a new parliament in a tight electoral race that will determine who takes over as chancellor from angela merkel after her 16 years in power. at stake is the leadership of europe's most powerful economy and the race could not be any closer. the conservative armin laschet of her c

it's as delegates at the party conference in brighton back a divisive motion to raise the minimum wage to £15 an hour. winning, winning the general election. i did not come into politics to vote over and over again in parliament and lose and then tweet about it. i came into politics to getting to government to change millions of lives for the better. borisjohnson promises to appoint a chair for the official covid inquiry before christmas, after meeting families who lost loved ones during the pandemic. one of england's 1966 world cup—winning team, and liverpool legend, roger hunt, has died at the age of 83. and it's back behind the wheel one last time for daniel craig, as the long—awaited bond film no time to die finally gets a royal and star—studded premiere in london tonight. we all had weren't counting on this at all. the dangerous dangerous levels of drugs like mdma and cocaine being found in the river that runs through the site? good evening. the prime minister says the fuel situation is starting to improve with more deliveries arriving on petrol station forecourts. in his first pu

getting down to business in brighton. plans for the economy. they say the system is stacked against small businesses like this and want to scrap the tax they pay on their properties. it is part of a promise from the woman who on their labor would be in charge of the economy to take careful decisions about who pays and what extent. , ., ,, ., extent. first, we will make the tax s stem extent. first, we will make the tax system fairer _ extent. first, we will make the tax system fairer and _ extent. first, we will make the tax system fairer and sharing - extent. first, we will make the tax system fairer and sharing the - extent. first, we will make the tax l system fairer and sharing the burden is notjust system fairer and sharing the burden is not just follow system fairer and sharing the burden is notjust follow on the wages of working people but that those at the top pay their fair share as well. she said the business tax system was not fair or fit for purpose and that under labor, there would be changes meaning bigger c

elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet.ren't fully vaccinated against covid i9, will have to spend 21 days in quarantine before competing at next year's winter olympics and paralympics in beijing, the organisers have confirmed. the games begin on february 4th next year and last for 16 days. the international olympic committee has said that any athlete who can provide a justified medical exemption will have their cases considered. tickets will also only be sold to spectators from mainland china. moeen ali says he probably would have pulled out of the ashes tour even if he hadn't retired from test cricket. some england players are still wavering because of the covid restrictions in australia. ali is currently in the uae playing in the indian premier league, and he says he understands if some players decide not to tour this winter because of the stresses of competing and bubbling for the past 18 months in a pandemic. there wasn't a factor in terms of returning by. it was something that would've been very difficult personally i

yes, good from brighton. it millimetres _ election? yes, good from brighton.he real audience that matters is beyond his conference was in the country so we can expect him to do a big introduction as to he is and then also make the point we have hurt throughout this conference about how he is reshaping the party away from the era ofjeremy corbyn that has come about as those on the left. we have seen the biggest union this associate party, a row involving the resignation of andy shadow cabinet minister and other trade unions making their points which are not entirely full of endorsement. take a look at this from the gmb union. it must ultimately happen is that we are all— it must ultimately happen is that we are all paying higher energy bills for the _ are all paying higher energy bills for the jobs that were promised and not have _ for the jobs that were promised and not have been delivered. we don't want _ not have been delivered. we don't want promises from, we need firm commitment and we need a jobs. like to see _ commitment and we need a jobs. like to see t

we will see you in brighton. i am off to do some - busking, see you later! see you, john. conference, because the liberal democrats had theirs and it was semi—real and semi—virtual, but sir ed davey was definitely there and he came on newscast, on the podcast, on monday, and we had a quick chat about insulation. we insulated well over a million homes and, by and large, - had a pretty good record. the government's insulation i programmes have been a joke. i mean, you remember, lam sure, the greenhouse grant fiasco, - which was supposed to be thisi new part of the covid recovery, but it failed, hardly anyone took it up and it has been a disaster. - and, of course, they did their favourite gag, which was to have a bunch of people bursting through a blue wall on stage, to represent their victory in the chesham by—election, which they thought showed that the tories were vulnerable to the yellow surge. did he bring his hammer when you did the interview? sadly not. that tiny hammer that he had. i know there was a frantic search to try and find a bigger one, on the day they did th

iain watson, bbc news, brighton.e of what it called "a serious breach of good faith." the company's services between london, kent and east sussex will now be publicly run. the decision was made after more than £25 million of historical payments due to the department for transport were not paid. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies reports. it's not unusual for train lines to be renationalised. what is rare is when it's about trust. this morning, the government announced it would be taking over running lser's services after it found that £25 million had not been declared by the operator. the company itself is taking a large number of steps, and i'm sure they will be saying more about it. as far as i was concerned, no matter what steps they took, to breach the confidence of the public, to deliberately conceal payments due back to the taxpayer, is entirely unacceptable. the operator of last resort will take over the services from the 17th of october, but the government has ensured passengers and the railway�*s em

more now from the labour conference in brighton. proposing a minimum wage of £15 an hour.n. it is a symbolic vote, but _ on this with iain watson. it is a symbolic vote, but important l on this with iain watson. it is a | symbolic vote, but important in terms of what it says about party unity as much as anything else. there's a huge motion that will be voted on. one of the key points in that motion is there should be a minimum wage of £15 an hour. remember andy mcdonald left the shadow cabinet. it is highly likely this boat will endorse the £15 figure. not the current position, a minimum wage of at least £10. there will be symbolic to beat for keir starmer, but he's making it very clear that the party will look at this issue up to the next election, and from his point of view, this vote will not be binding on leadership. this will not become a commitment. this will be further down the line. so his aids are saying they are relaxed about the outcome. but what was interesting in the bbc interview, keir starmer was askedif the bbc interview, keir starmer was asked if he though

they did have chances to extend their lead, in the 95th minute, neil got in behind for brighton.me in their history, as it is, they arejust a time in their history, as it is, they are just a point behind leaders, liverpool.- they are just a point behind leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute _ leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and _ leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and you _ leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and you score - leaders, liverpool. going into the 96th minute and you score when| leaders, liverpool. going into the i 96th minute and you score when you write down, it feels like a win, it isn't, but it's a plaint, well—earned, it was a tight game, nothing too much and it, i thought we pushed in the second half. but an amazing feeling to get the equaliser. if you look at the it is in it even game, and even more even from when we last at home to crystal palace. some suddenly not going to be apologising for our point. irate be apologising for our point. we 'ust be apologising for our point. we just need to be a little bit more c

there will be some rain in places like nottingham, london as well, brighton on tuesday. to the day across western parts of the uk. wednesday actually, the weather isn't looking too bad at all. a more confident with this one. a high pressure is tilting in from the azores and that's why it's called the a's are high. this ridge of high pressure is across the uk which means that wednesday and thursday actually not a bad day. temperatures will recover a little bit in the be some decent sunny spells but i think by friday it looks as though in atlantic weather front will sweep in and there will be some rain. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as the first aid from the world food programme arrives in afghanistan since the taliban captured the capital, we have a special report from the pakistan border on the worsening refugee crisis. anyone, like, give me a home, give me a place to stay, like, welcomed me a place to stay, like, welcomed me with open arms. pave the way for me with open arms. pave the way for me to study,

shadow chancellor of the exchequer rachel reeves addressed the labour party conference in brighton andl level out the taxation system and end the exemption on private schools and put the money back into state schools. labour will lead a new era of industrial strategy working hand—in—hand with trade unions and businesses. this is about helping british business lead the world and growing high—tech industries like life science and electric cars and renewable energy. we will do something that has never been done before and we will have industrial strategies for the overlooked industries that make up our everyday economy. sectors which never before have been the subjects of industrial strategies like retail, hospitality and our care sector. the steps that i am outlining today represent an approach that is unapologetically pro— worker and unapologetically pro—business. this will mark a step change, a decisive shift towards the undervalued and the everyday. that conference is what a labour government will do. a fresh approach means we need to look again at how our tax system works. good publi

see you then.— brighton. you are selling it so well. see you then. brighton.ed it. a moment to come together, to reflect, to _ of commemorated it. a moment to come together, to reflect, to pay _ together, to reflect, to pay tribute. a year ago, matt ratner was shot while on duty. at the rugby club he was a head coach, they came together to celebrate his life, including a special maori welcome reflecting his new zealand heritage. on the first anniversary of his death, for us as maori people, we come here for the love of the man and the rocky did and the way people look at him as a maori man and looked at him with great appreciation. a minutes silence was also held at the metropolitan police headquarters. flat also held at the metropolitan police headquarters— also held at the metropolitan police headquarters. not only did he put an arm around — headquarters. not only did he put an arm around you _ headquarters. not only did he put an arm around you when _ headquarters. not only did he put an arm around you when you _ headquarters. not only did he put an arm aro

at brighton's conference.— at brighton's conference. will he say? _ moment for sir keir starmer. what will he say? key-macro _ moment for sir keir starmer. m�*ué�*jf will he say? key—macro messages, that he is more serious than boris johnson a more serious about winning power than jeremy johnson a more serious about winning power thanjeremy corbin ever was. power than jeremy corbin ever was. there power thanjeremy corbin ever was. there will be a massive attempt to jaw a line under the corbyn era amid the party forward. —— draw a line. there will to big policies. if you need treatment for mental hail, you will get that treatment within months. also there will be a big investment promised in english schools to recruit thousands of teachers. the message behind both policies is the country has some big challenges but up until now the politics to address them has been too small. this will be the first time he has done a big conference speech in big hall with hundreds and hundreds of people watching. up until now he has been able to say beca

our political correspondent is in brighton and she was listening to that speech and we can talk aboutying to make working life fairer for everyone, helen, is really the thrust of that policy idea? yes. thrust of that policy idea? yes, there was _ thrust of that policy idea? yes, there was quite _ thrust of that policy idea? yes, there was quite a _ thrust of that policy idea? yes, there was quite a lot _ thrust of that policy idea? yes, there was quite a lot of - thrust of that policy idea? 1913 there was quite a lot of different elements in there, wasn't there? so, he will talk about the fair pay agreement which is the flagship element of this green paper that angela rayner talked about. she is of course the shadow secretary for the future of work, not just the deputy leader, this is why it fills on her remit to do. she talked about the fair pay agreement, about how it was already enacted in new zealand, about how it would bring together employers and workers to come up with his binding agreements on conditions across sectors. she also talked about increasing statutory sick pay, and

they also have the latest from the labour conference in brighton.hile the male leads with its own investigation. the prime minister has ordered a thorough inquiry into smart motorways following an investigation by one of its reporters, also big picture there at the school teacher, sabina nessa command the man charged with her murder, 36 —year—old. shall we start with you most of the front page is that the fuel prices the panic is a self—fulfilling prophecy. but a lot of the papers picking up on the bna call in the last few hours for key workers to fill up first. is that sensible? i workers to fill up first. is that sensible?— workers to fill up first. is that sensible? ., ~ , , , , sensible? i do think it is sensible. we also both _ sensible? i do think it is sensible. we also both the _ sensible? i do think it is sensible. we also both the front _ sensible? i do think it is sensible. we also both the front page - sensible? i do think it is sensible. we also both the front page and l sensible? i do think it is sensible. . we also both the front page

brighton take on west ham later. lead over the usa heading into the second day of the cup in ohio. europe dominated the opening. the defending champions won three out of the four matches. they went on to win their afternoon as well. the second day is just getting going in ohio. europe are up in two of those early matches and you can follow that on the bbc sport website and we will have updates to the rest of the day. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. economic and social uncertainty is growing in afghanistan, as the country still awaits an announcement of the new taliban government. it had been expected earlier this week — but no reason has been given for the apparent delay. meanwhile taliban fighters have been accused of using pepper spray, tear gas and violence to break up a demonstration in kabul, held by a group of women demanding rights under the new regime. courtney bembridge reports. women in kabul demanding rights and a voice in government say they were met with violence. translation: the

at the party conference in brighton, he said he was prepared to make tough decisions and that some init. my focus is on _ party wouldn't like it. my focus is on how- party wouldn't like it. ij�*i focus is on how we party wouldn't like it. m1: focus is on how we get party wouldn't like it. m1 focus is on how we get labour into position to win a general election. two years ago we were here in brighton for the labour party conference, and within a few short months, we had the worst general election result since 1935. i'm not prepared to let that happen.— let that happen. former liverpool— let that happen. former liverpool and _ let that happen. former liverpool and england i let that happen. former - liverpool and england striker roger hunt has passed away at the age of 33. he was part of the age of 33. he was part of the squad that won the world cup in 1966. liverpool players wore black arm bands in tuesday's champions league game in porto, in honour of him. after lengthy delays, the latest james bond movie is finally here. no time to die was originally due for release in april last yea

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brighton. the headlines on bbc news...rd has told the court she is tormented with the thought of what her daughter endured at the sentencing of her murder. sir keira starmer has said that labour mac will never go into an election without a serious plan for government and his first in person speech to this party conference. the fuel industry says there are signs of pressure easing, but drivers are being urged not to rush to fail out. sport now for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. here is mark edwards. that evening, james. two premier league teams in champions league action tonight. chelsea away while manchester united host at old trafford, about a quarter of an hour on the clock in those two matches. currently 0—0. united and villareal locking horns in a rematch of the europa league final in may, and it is still 0—0. young boys speech manchester united, but tonight, they were beaten by the italian side finishing i— but tonight, they were beaten by the italian side finishing 1— zero thanks to that tap in. against

adam fleming, thank you, at brighton. _ uninspiring. adam fleming, thank you, at brighton.righton. let's talk to fern mark labour adviser tom hamilton. who used to help prepare leaders for prime minister's questions and also mish rahman from labour's governing body, the national executive committee. mr hamilton, do you think labour with search keir starmer as leader can when the next general election? it obviously can but it has a very tough challenge to do so. the two big facts, all things being equal, you have a very tight mountain to climb, 120 seats just to get an overall majority of one which is difficult. but has an opposition party, they are not there yet and don't need to be there yet because there is not an election for a while, but they can build on the bones of what a labour government might look like and the speech is important to in that process. there is no definite when our definite loss and that is why this matter so much. d0 loss and that is why this matter so much. , ., loss and that is why this matter so much. ,., ,, ., loss and that is why this matter so

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brighton.ay £25 million it owed to the taxpayer. the government will take over the running of services from the middle of next month. it�*s just one of a number of uk railfranchises that has had to be placed in public ownership in recent years. our transport correspondent, caroline davies, has more. it is not unusual for train lines to be renationalised. what when it is about trust. this morning the government announced it would be taking over running southeastern services after it found £25 million had not been declared by the operator. had not been declared by the o erator. had not been declared by the oerator. .., , had not been declared by the operator-— had not been declared by the oerator. .., , , , operator. the company itself is takinu operator. the company itself is takin: a operator. the company itself is taking a large _ operator. the company itself is taking a large number- operator. the company itself is taking a large number of- operator. the company itself is| taking a large numb

can see it here in my adopted home of brighton, - adopted home of brighton, walking through the cityf hotels, restaurants, cafe �*s and bars in particular advertising for staff whether it is pot washers or waiters or ships and that is just one industry albeit a very important one and so the combination of british industries is highlighting this all the way through to truck drivers and the uk has 953 job vacancies right now on the official statistics. they are clearly expecting that number to go up as the economy recovers. i guess the counter position as you have 1.9 million people coming off the fellow scheme and a similar number unemployed, and some of those people may need to retrain and adapt to the jobs that are on offer. retrain and adapt to the “obs that are on offenfi that are on offer. and that does take _ that are on offer. and that does take time _ that are on offer. and that does take time and - that are on offer. and that does take time and that i that are on offer. and that does take time and that is j that are on offer. and that - does take time and that is what the cbi

it's absolutely fantastic to be here in brighton.d to this, our first chance to meet as a party in person and set out our vision for the future. we are at a crucial time for the country and this government is letting people down so badly, whether it's hammering working people on tax and universal credit, whether it's shortages of food and fuel. i've just been up the road ? three petrol stations, one of them with a massive queue and two of them with no fuel. i'm joined by our political correspondent helen catt who's at the conference in brighton. 0ne one member one vote, it was going to be quite a totemic thing for him but it has gone away has it completely? well, that is our understanding that that particular issue that had been suggested earlier this week, that switching to one member one vote when you elect a new labour leader to return to the electoral college whereby mp votes would count third in union votes a third. that has been abandoned but there are plans to change the way that some elements of the leadership election would

we will get all the reaction from brighton.

the party is gathering in brighton for its annual conference.spondent, ione wells. a crucial moment for sir keir starmer to set out his stall. this government is letting people down so badly, whether it's hammering working people on tax and universal credit, whether it is shortages of food, of fuel. an embarrassing start on rule changes, though, sir keir? interrupting his pitch, though, are tensions within the party itself. he and his deputy leader angela rayner wanted to spend today talking about their plan to set minimum standards for pay and conditions for different sectors, starting with social care. it is about a fair day's pay for a fair day's work, and it is about my culture that work does always pay and the minimum force of the unscrupulous employers that are undercutting those that are trying to do the right thing are taken out of the market. but there has been rain on their announcement. the leader was forced to withdraw his plans to give mps and unions more say in future leadership contests after a backlash from the left of the party.

stevejones is the general manager for revenge bar and club in brighton and hejoins us now.is news? yeah, there is a sense of— celebrating this news? yeah, there is a sense of relief, _ celebrating this news? yeah, there is a sense of relief, definitely. - celebrating this news? yeah, there is a sense of relief, definitely. i - is a sense of relief, definitely. i think many people in the industry so this u—turn coming and for the last couple of months we have been... looking at how practically it can go ahead. companies like music venues trust, which do fantastic work for independent venues, including night clubs around the country, have been asking the government for the past months how is this going to work and how is this vexing passport system going to go ahead anyway that doesn't discriminate people? so we anticipated quite early on that this was a bit of a tactic to get more 18-25 was a bit of a tactic to get more 18—25 —year—olds to get double jabbed. 18-25 -year-olds to get double 'abbed. ., . ., . ., jabbed. how much guidance and communication _ jabbed. how much gui

two years ago we were here in brighton for our labour party conference and within a few short monthsce 1935. i am not prepared to let that happen. i am not prepared to let that ha . en. , , i am not prepared to let that hauen_ , , , i am not prepared to let that hauen. , , , ., happen. scientists say they have discovered _ happen. scientists say they have discovered environmentally - happen. scientists say they have - discovered environmentally damaging levels are illegal drugs in a river that runs through the glastonbury festival site in somerset. levels of cocaine and mdma in ecstasy pills were found in the river at the samples were taken at the festival in 2019. it is thought they come from people not using the lavatories provided. former liverpool and england striker roger hunt has passed away at the age of 83. he earned 3a caps for england and was part of the squad that won the world cup in 1966. liverpool players wore a black arm bands introduce a's champions league away game against porto in his honour. more than 17,000 migrants have crushed the english channel on small boats