they replace bristol city who lost 1—0 at home to middlesbrough.wich are up to seventh. they had to wait until the 87th minute before grabbing the winner against a birmingham side who'd only just had a man sent off. mario vrancic with the only goal of the game. elsewhere millwall moved up to fourth with a 2—0 win over luton at the den. conor mahoney got their second with just over ten minutes remaining. details have emerged

third placed bristol city drew 1—1 with swansea city.incing 4—0 victory away at coventry. four matches in the scottish premiership this afternoon. hibs are third. after their 1—0 win away at kilmarnock. motherwell were 4—0 winners over ross county. stjohnstone and dundee finished goalless. league leaders rangers and champions celtic play tomorrow. barcelona were already playing catch up heading into the first el clasico of the season, and they continue to do so. new manager ronbald koeman watched his side beaten 3—1 by real madrid. the scores were level in the first half until sergio ramos put madrid ahead from the penalty spot. and luka modric added a third, with barcelona six points off madrid who now top the table. lewis hamilton is poised to break michael schumacher‘s record of race victories as he qualified on pole ahead of tomorrow's portuguese grand prix. it's mercedes one two with valterri bottas starting from second and max verstappen third. although as our formula one reporterjennie gow can tell us qualifying was not without in

and birmingham hammered bristol city 4—0.italia standings — after claiming a first grand tour stage win today. the ineos grenadiers cyclist left if late for victory on stage 15, as several others faltered in the climb, including leader joao almeida whose overall advantage has been cut to just 15 seconds. nick parrott reports. he has followed his team from the start, at ia—year—olds he was involved in the launch event for tea m involved in the launch event for team sky. five years later, he joined them as a trainee. two years ago did his first grand tour in spain. after the welshman retired the industry after the fourth stage, the industry after the fourth stage, the 25—year—old londoner took a chance to shine. his greatest strength is climbing, and as the mountains got higher he got better. he came to the front with five miles to go and time to his attack to perfection. with the finish line in sight, he couldn't be caught. he dedicated the win to nick porter, tea m dedicated the win to nick 0 porter, team ineos's manager. he

bristol city's perfect start to the english championship season came to an end at barnsley this afternoon out of five after the home side equalised 12 minutes into stoppage time. cauley woodrow scored a penalty in the 102nd minute following a long delay while a team—mate was getting treatment for an injury. you can find details of all today's games on the bbc sport website. let's take a quick look at some of the day's other sporting headlines. northern ireland'sjonathan rea has won the world superbikes title for the sixth year in a row. he only needed three points from the first race of the weekend at estoril in portugal, and he finished fourth to take the crown. motogp championship leader fabio ouartararo recovered from this crash in third practice to take pole position for the aragon grand prix. britain's cal crutchlow was third, the first time he's made the front row this year. italy's filippo ganna took his third victory at the giro d'italia, winning the stage 11! time trial. portugal'sjoao almeida retained the overall lead. britain's tayo gaygan hart has moved up to 11th. englishman

they replace bristol city who lost 1—0 at home to middlesbrough.re up to seventh. they had to wait until the 87th minute before grabbing the winner against a birmingham side who'd only just had a man sent off. mario vrancic with the only goal of the game. elsewhere millwall moved up to fourth with a 2—0 win over luton at the den. conor mahoney got their second with just over ten minutes remaining. details have emerged of a breakaway competition — the european premier league — which would feature 18 of europe's biggest clubs. liverpool and manchester united are two of five english teams who have been approached. it would replace the champions league currently run by uefa. fifa are said to be involved and backing the proposals. in a statement the uefa president aleksander ceferin said... after ten years with the british cycling team ineos grenadiers, and before that team sky, chris froome began his final grand tour before he leaves the team, stage one of the vuelta a espana. nick parrott was watching. before the last grand tour of the year got under

and birmingham hammered bristol city 4—0.alia standings — after claiming a first grand tour stage win today. the ineos grenadiers cyclist left if late for victory on stage 15, as several others faltered in the climb, including leader joao almeida whose overall advantage has been cut to just 15 seconds. nick parrott reports. he has followed his team from the start. at 14 years old, he was involved in the launch event for tea m involved in the launch event for team sky in 2010. five years later, hejoined them as team sky in 2010. five years later, he joined them as a trainee, team sky in 2010. five years later, hejoined them as a trainee, and team sky in 2010. five years later, he joined them as a trainee, and two yea rs he joined them as a trainee, and two years ago wrote in his first grand tourin years ago wrote in his first grand tour in spain. he was meant to support the welshman, but after he retired the 25—year—old londoner took its time to shine. his greatest strength is climbing, and as the mountains got higher he got b

bournemouth beat bristol city one nil to go second. fourth after a 2—nil win at preston luton and nottingham forest battled out a i—all draw at kenilworth road. glen rea scored for both sides. putting luton ahead in the 22nd minute before turning the ball into his own net in the second half even though forest's ryan yates seemed to claim the goal. new forest manager chris hughton is now unbeaten in four games. check out all the scores on the bbc sport website. the efl chairman rick parry has written a letter today to the dcms secretary of state oliver dowden saying he believes clubs are being ignored by the government and being victimised over the continued exclusion of fans. he says he believes that football should receive more financial support, like other sectors have, such as the arts. the message was clear that he felt the owner should be on the government to help failing football clu bs. government to help failing football clubs. and it shouldn't be seen as job done. now the department for a digital culture media and sport were q

leaders reading are in action against rotherham where its 0—0, while third placed bristol city play swanseapremiership. kilmarnock goalless against hibs. amongst the latest scores there. it's a huge day of rugby union action, with the resumption of the six nations to come. but after over a year, the premiership season draws to a close, as exeter chiefs take on wasps at twickenham, exeter are going for a historic double. a week on from being crowned the kings of europe after victory in the champions cup, they're aiming to become champions of england. it's a remarkable rise for the club who were only promoted to the top flight ten years ago. gareth steenson was in their side that day — today he makes his final appearance. i have been very fortunate to be part of a lot of firsts at the club and i feel incredibly lucky, but to be involved in the first ever double as a player, it would mean everything to me. it would mean next week, whenever the boots are hung up, that i could go off very satisfied and know that there was nothing else i could do with exeter chiefs in terms of a player. as for wa

two matches in the second half — bristol city 0—3 birmingham city. and reading 1—1 manchester city.ampionship afterfailing to finish in the points at the aragon grand prix. alex rins took the chequered flag after starting from tenth to claim his first victory of the season. a third place finish was enough forjoan mirto take the championship lead. britain's cal crutchlow could only manage eighth despite starting from third. new zealand have extended their unbeaten run at eden park to 44 tests after beating australia 27—7. the all blacks haven't lost at the ground since 1994, three second half tries saw them pull away for a comfortable victory. the match was played in front of a crowd of over 46 thousand after covid—19 restrictions were lifted in new zealand earlier this month. kell brook will take on the unbeaten terence crawford for his world welterweight title next month. crawford is a three—weight world champion and has won all 36 of his professional bouts. brook is himself a former world champion at welterweight and last fought in february when he knocked out american mark deluca

they replace bristol city who lost i—0 at home to middlesbrough.winner against a birmingham side who'd only just had a man sent off. mario vrancic with the only goal of the game. elsewhere millwall moved up to fourth with a 2—0 win over luton at the den. conor mahoney got their second with just over ten minutes remaining. details have emerged of a breakaway competition — the european premier league — which would feature 18 of europe's biggest clubs. liverpool and manchester united are two of five english teams who have been approached. it would replace the champions league currently run by uefa. fifa are said to be involved and backing the proposals. in a statement the uefa president aleksander ceferin said... uefa strongly opposes a super league. the principles of solidarity, of promotion, relegation and open leagues are non—negotiable. it is what makes european football work and the champions league the best sports competition in the world. uefa and the clubs are committed to build on such strength not to destroy it to create a super league of10,

birmingham hammered bristol city 4—0.w two all with brighton. fabio ouartararo has lost the lead of the motogp championship afterfailing to finish in the points at the aragon grand prix. alex rins took the chequered flag after starting from tenth to claim his first victory of the season. a third place finish was enough forjoan mirto take the championship lead. britain's cal crutchlow could only manage eighth despite starting from third. a dramatic game in the ipl, where englands world cup winning captain eoin morgan helped his side, kolkata knight riders, beat sunrisers hydrabad, who are coached by englands world cup winning coach trevor bayliss. david warner needed two from the final ball but couldn't quite manage it, meaning the match was tied. it went to a super over, but sunrisers could only manage to score two, losing two wickets in the process. and kolkata went past that score with a couple of balls remaining. that's all the sport for now. see later on, gavin. thank you. a convicted killer who helped stop a terror a

there has just station in the heart of bristol city.e fire service to warn about the potential risks of fireworks but as with so many aspects of our lives at the moment, coronavirus has shifted the moment, coronavirus has shifted the game. we need some more for the others... maisie is a bright, confident and happy eight—year—old, but ask her about watching fireworks displays and this is what she says. i would sit on the back rowjust in case it did go wrong, so i would go but i would just make sure... make sure you're safe? bonfire night, 2016, and the family were enjoying their back garden display when one firework misfired and embedded itself in maisie's scarf. it was pretty awful, wasn't it? yeah, it really hurt. i definitely nearly fainted. i was in lots of shock. i think you probably were in shock, weren't you? since maisie's accident, i've always said to people, organised displays are without a doubt the safest place to go. i mean, and the fireworks are so much more spectacular than you could ever do in your garden. but the worry i

birmingham putfour past bristol city. giro d'italia. the 25—year—old londoner left it till the finish line was almost in sight, at the end of stage 15 to make his move. it sees him jump to fourth in the overall standings, and he's just a second off the podium places. portugaljoao almeida's overall lead has been cut to 15 seconds. today is a rest day. cycling's vuelta a espana starts tomorrow, and it will be chris froome's last race with his curent team, ineos grenadiers. froome's aiming to win the vuelta for the third time. it's his first major ride since he suffered a horrific crash in a practice ride in france last year. i don't actually remember the crash itself, so that doesn't haunt me at all, i have got a bit of a blank there. but, yeah, i mean, mentally, i have been waiting for this moment, just to be back on the start line for ages, so it has been a long road back, and i am certainly really looking forward to just being in the race again. having begun the final round as leader, england's matt wallace was overtaken

sunday's match at bristol city and the following weekend's home game against chelsea willboth be playedother members" of their team will enter a period of self—isolation following the positive test. england manager gareth southgate has some decisions to make ahead of facing world number one side belgium in the nations league on sunday. tammy abraham, jadon sancho and ben chilwell could be available for selection, but southgate wil be mindful of some inmpressive performances in last night's 3—0 win over wales. wolves defender conor coady scored his first international goal, while dominic calvert—lewin netted on his debut. i think he's in such a good moment, and his all—round game i thought was excellent. he pressed with intelligence, he held the ball up well and connected the game. i think every long ball he won the flick—ons, which we probably should have capitalised on a bit more. then the goal of course is the thing which sends centre forwards home really happy. so, absolutely — really pleased with his performance. as things stand england's cricketers won't be in action again until ja

banksy began spray—painting trains and walls in his home city of bristol in the 1990s, and now has piecesrivers to escape punishment for taking photos or playing games on their phones is to be closed. the department for transport is consulting on updating laws so that phone calls and texting are not the only functions banned when behind the wheel. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. it is dangerous, but a lot of drivers do it. in fact, new research found that on 765 journeys, phones were used 662 times. only 38 of those were on hands—free. but the law right now means that only phoning or texting at the wheel is illegal. someone taking a photo or browsing the internet can avoid a fine. next year, that will change. it will mean any driver who touches their phone could face a £200 fine and six points on their license. however, ministers have decided not to make it illegal to use your phone at the wheel if it is on hands—free. tom burridge, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... more than 16,000 new coronavirus infections are recorded in the uk in the past 2a hours, with the num

bristol moves to its own beat. and cole of the city.his fence is bushmaster, amari cole saw the downfall of colston is a defining moment. so, in the city of protest, what change, if any, can come from this? and with the leave bristol united or divided? it meant a lot because it felt like, the people made the decision as opposed to listening to politics and all of the basics, how do the people feel and they showed how they felt, basically. it was good. five proud. do you think anything has changed?” would say no. i would say nothing is changed really, we're still in the same place. i think people are a bit more aware of the circumstances, but ultimately, nothing has changed. it's still the same, man. amari cole has followed and his mother 's footsteps. fighting for the community and on the 7th ofjune, she saw her son making a speech.” thought it would be proud. i have always been out there in the community and i remember when always been out there in the community and i rememberwhen he used to say to me, mum, you could do community work

contrast that with cities in the south. bristol had 36 cases, norwich 32 and london 60.hat about those who are getting covid? in the northwest of england, the highest rates are among people in their 20's. you can see how sharply it has risen in recent weeks. in older age groups, it has risen their as it has among people in their 70's and 80 plus. >> rates of infectiontinue to rise elsewhere in europe. to be clear, the numbers are lower than they were in the spring. this financial times graph shows the eu is on course to overtake the u.s. in the average number of coronavirus cases. that has not been the case since the early days of the operating. in germany new infections now regularly exceed 2000. here is more from jenny hill. >> europe's leaders, masked in the second wave. angela merkel admits she is worried. case numbers are rising though significantly lower than those of france, spain and britain. >> there is obviously a chance things might get out of control. i think it is really down to how effectively the public health institutions can track cases. so far, they hav

birmingham putfour past bristol city.e giro d'italia. the 25—year—old londoner left it till the finish line was almost in sight, at the end of stage 15 to make his move. it sees him jump to fourth in the overall standings and he's just a second off the podium places. portugaljoao almeida's overal lead has been cut to 15 seconds. today is a rest day. having begun the final round as leader, england's matt wallace was overtaken in the scottish championship golf spain's adrian otaegui. put togther a stunning final round 63 to win by four shots. it was his third european tour victory. you've got to feel for him a little bit, haven't you? dan: you will be back. great positivity! dan: he played some great golf in the first to make days. thank you, sally. louise: we've seen some lovely autumnal leaves so how is the weather doing? this week, as we go through the week, it'll be wet at times, windy at times, and the first half of the week will be milder but tomorrow some of us could have temperatures as high as 17 which is unusual f

arsenal went back to the top of the women‘s super league, thanks to a 3—1victory over bristol city . tournament for the past three years and he dropped just four games in beating korda. he next faces the italian teenagerjannik sinner. there were shocking scenes at the karting world championship final at the lonato circuit in italy. luca corberi was in a collision with paolo ippolito, and his reaction was astonishing. what is he doing? what is he playing at? what on earth is he doing? he picked up his bumper and waited to throw it at ippolito, before storming off across the track. both drivers were disqualified. another video emerged appearing to show corberi and his father, who runs the circuit, physically attacking ippolito. former f1 world champion jenson button said father and son should both be banned from the sport for life. that is incredible. i have seen that footage of the fight afterwards. he is 23 and a little kid is 16. he just charges at him and starts throwing punches. and it is a shame, isn‘t it, because he could have a potential career. but as jenson button is saying,

bristol moves to its own beat. and they feel the rhythm of their city.nown to his fans as wish master, he saw the fall of colston as a defining moment. so, city of protest, what change, if any, can come from this and will it leave bristol united or divided? come from this and will it leave bristol united or divided ?m come from this and will it leave bristol united or divided? it meant a lot because i felt like people made the decision instead of, like, listening to the politics and it was back to the basics. how do people feel. and they showed how they felt, basically so it was good. i felt proud. since that happened do you think anything has changed 7 since that happened do you think anything has changed? i would say no. nothing has changed, really. we're still in the same place and i think people are bit more aware the circumstances but ultimately nothing has changed. he has followed in his mothers footsteps. for decades she has fought with her community and on the 7th of june has fought with her community and on the 7th ofjune she saw her son on the

now contrast that with three cities in the south. bristol had six cases, nor its 32 and london 60.7 and london 60. what about those who are getting covid? in the northwest of england, the highest rates are among people in their 20s. you can see how sharply it's risen in recent weeks. and more vulnerable age groups, people in their 60s, it's risen they are also, as it has among people in their 70s and among the 80 plus. by contrast, in the south of england, covid cases haven't yet started to rise much in order aid groups except in london —— age groups. all that is reflected in daily hospital admissions. on the 3rd of october, there were 130 covid patients admitted to hospital in the northwest. 117 in the northeast in yorkshire, but only ten and the southwest, 19 in the east of england and 38 in london. every day, one and and 38 in london. every day, one and a half million people use this covid symptoms app from kings college london. it shown there are consistently times as many cases in the north of england compared to the south —— five times as many. there are several possible expe

now contrast that with three cities in the south. bristol had 46 cases per 100,000 population.london, 60. what about those who are getting covid 7 in the north—west of england, as in other areas, the highest rates are among people in their 20s. you can see how sharply it's risen in recent weeks. in more vulnerable age groups, people in their 60s, it has risen there too, as it has among people in their 70s and among the 80 plus. by contrast, in the south of england covid haven't yet started to rise much in older age groups, except in london. and all that is reflected in daily hospital admissions. 0n the 3rd of october, there were 130 covid patients admitted to hospitals in the north west. 117 in the north east and yorkshire. but only ten in the south west, 19 in the east of england, and 38 in london. every day 1.5 million people use this covid symptoms app from king's college london. it has shown there are consistently five times as many cases in the north of england compared to the south. and there are several possible explanations for this. you've got the deprivation of the po

now contrast that with three cities in the south. bristol had 46 cases per 100,000 population.at about who is getting covid? in the north—west of england, as in other areas, the highest rates are among people in their 20s. you can see how sharply it has risen in recent weeks. in more vulnerable age groups, people in their 60s, it has risen there too, as it has among people in their 70s and among the 80 plus. now, by contrast, in the south of england we have not seen that sharp increase among older age groups, except in london. and all that is reflected in daily hospital admissions. 0n the 3rd of october, there were 130 covid patients admitted to hospitals in the north—west. 117 in the north—east and yorkshire. but only ten in the south—west, 19 in the east of england, and 38 in london. every day 1.5 million people use this covid symptoms app from king's couege this covid symptoms app from king's college london, it has shown there are consistently five times as many cases in the north of england compared to the south. and there are several possible explanations for this. you hav

here in bristol, they have set up a spooky trail around the city.. i display every single year. i want a safe way for people to come and see how our houses are still decorated for halloween and spread some cheer and this time. georgia 50 families have signed up. -- 250 georgia 50 families have signed up. —— 250 families. climaxing how things could look and making them look like that. just round the corner, we meet there family. so many people, especially children, it is been pretty rubbish for them, everything has been cancelled, holidays and other events, obviously, hollow into something that they cannot kind of stopped. obviously, hollow into something that they cannot kind of stoppedm a few streets away, the pirates have taken over. a few streets away, the pirates have ta ken over. it a few streets away, the pirates have taken over. it may not surprise you that this took sticks six months of planning. bat house is decorated all year people are coming up with all sorts of imaginative ways to try and keep everybody safe captain hook care has design

some of the democratic city is of course are bigger. london is bigger than bristols in those places. they have their cities in the midwest. it has been very hard hits of the democratic cities then, joe biden is uniting the country and on campus is trying to divide the country. joe biden is way up. did donald trump do anything to change it? per capita death in say new york versus any midwestern city that he can come up with is a minimum 20 times that. so the per capita the is irrelevant based on what he is saying so it has nothing to do with the population base. it is because of people forcing seniors back into nursing homes where there is already coronavirus and it is already coronavirus and it is spreading and caused over 30,000 deaths in new york city alone. i think that is wildly inaccurate. i want to ask one last point which is the polls. you know which way most of them are pointing. do they bother you in the least? the pills that i am watching at the same polls that in 2016 told us that president trump is to lose on election day. and so i think to continue to p

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here in bristol, this mum, tasha, has set up a spooky trail around the city.six. well, as you can see, i absolutely love halloween. i do a display every single year. i want a safe way to people to come and see houses that are still decorated for halloween and spread a little bit of cheer in this time. and, so far, 250 families have signed up. my husband is very clever when it comes to seeing things how they could look and then he makes them look like that! just around the corner, we meet the cole family. obviously, the year that everyone's had — especially children, it's been pretty rubbish for them. everything's been cancelled — holidays, other events. obviously, halloween is something that i suppose they can't kind of stop. and a few streets away, the pirates have taken over. it may not surprise you this took six months of planning. this is my christmas — i love halloween so much. the house is decorated all year round as halloween, so i like to put it out in the garden and show people. well, people are coming up with all sorts of imaginative ways to try and

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who's mapped out thousands of paths between british towns and cities to help you get there safely on foot. and coming—up on bbc news, bristolvery early lead against french giants toulon in their first european challenge cup final. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten. the prime minister has told the mayor of greater manchester that he is prepared to intervene and impose the highest level of coronavirus restrictions on the region if they can't reach an agreement. the mayor, andy burnham, is seeking a bigger package of financial support for businesses that would be forced to close as a result. tonight he told borisjohnson that he and local leaders were ready to meet the government at any time. meanwhile, lancashire has agreed to impose the highest restrictions and join the liverpool city region, seen here in red, on very high alert. the tighest level of restrictions will come into force in lancashire tomorrow. it means no mixing between households indoors, or outdoors in certain settings like private gardens. pubs and bars will close unless they serve a substantial meal. and people should avoid nonessential travel

here in bristol, this mum, tasha, has set up a spooky trail around the city.at are still decorated for halloween and spread a little bit of cheer in this time. and, so far, 250 families have signed up. my husband is very clever when it comes to seeing things how they could look and then he makes them look like that! just around the corner, we meet the cole family. obviously, the year that everyone's had — especially children, it's been pretty rubbish for them. everything's been cancelled — holidays, other events. 0bviously, halloween is something that i suppose they can't kind of stop. and a few streets away, the pirates have taken over. it may not surprise you this took six months of planning. this is my christmas — i love halloween so much. the house is decorated all year round as halloween, so i like to put it out in the garden and show people. well, people are coming up with all sorts of imaginative ways to try and keep everybody safe. captain hook here has designed this socially distanced tube for the sweets to shoot down. so what are the rules? downing s