burnley are third from bottom with just 1 point from their opening five matches.me, brighton and west brom drew1 all. brighton went ahead after a real mix up in the west brom defence. branislav ivanovic‘s attempted cleara nace hitting jake livermore and going in, but west brom drew level in the second half with new signing karlan grant scoring his first goal for the club. newcastle united owner mike ashley has called on the premier league to review its arrangements around broadcasting matches on pay per view, and says charging £111.95 per match is "unacceptable." with games continuing to be played behind closed doors and supporters not allowed back into stadiums a number of matches are being shown via pay per view. ashley says the premier league should immediately act, and look at cutting the price to £11.95 per game, while a fan boycott of the matches has raised over £300,000 for charity. the manchester united and france midfielder, paul pogba, says he'll take legal action against the publishers of 100 % fake news. there were reports that he was going to quit the

we're into the second half of west brom and burnley — burnley the only side without a point so far this hawthorns there. later on, leeds can build on their impressive start to the season when they take on wolves. they could go third with a win. not winning either the euros, the world cup or both would be a failure. that's according to england's director of women's football, baroness sue campbell. she was speaking at the unveiling of the fa's plan for the next four years. campbell said that there were high expectations of the incoming england manager sarina wiegman, who's currently in charge of the netherlands. 0ur ambition is doing the world cup and ideally the euros. we think it isa and ideally the euros. we think it is a fantastic opportunity for steps you will only have been in the job for a year at that point, but if you look back, people realise she was with the netherlands less than a year when she won the euros previously, so i am confident that she will give us any opportunity to win. let's quickly round up some of the day's other stories. derby captain wayne rooney has tested n

also just a burnley will also be behind paid. alsojust a quick burnley will also be behind paid.st tsitsipas djokovic took the first set he's up for —— two in the second set. winner nadal will be faced on sunday for stop we are out of time. thanks to the whole tea m are out of time. thanks to the whole team here. thanks for watching from all of us here. it is good night. good evening. during friday, much of the uk had a bit of a drop in temperature and we have seen a real mix of sunshine, some blue sky but also some heavy downpours, too. but of course is the recipe for lots of rainbows that we've seen out there today. this one comes from one of our weather watchers near swansea. high weather watchers near swansea. pressure setting west high pressure setting out to the west of the uk face that's driving ina west of the uk face that's driving in a northwesterly wind we will see some showers rattling through on that northwesterly wind for the course of time. particularly heavy and persistent downpours for a time scotland, northern ireland into the far north of england showers northe

what next for burnley? normally on thursday, i remember, we was very, very busy. quiet, even i can see from outside the town is quiet. it is not doing them any favours. at the moment, business—wise, we are getting quiet. we're losing money. we've got a lot of bills to pay, we've got rent to pay. days like this we should have three or four staff working in here. me and my mate, we've been really quiet, literally we've been sat here doing nothing. council leaders in lancashire are in talks with the government. the most severe covid alert level is almost certainly coming, but as cases rise, so too the frustration. i am fed up of it, to be honest. i'm fed up of hearing about it, it's boring me. my children, they've had to isolate, they have been tested, they are negative. they've gone back to school, two days later, another child has been positive so she's come back home again for two weeks. this is ridiculous. down the road, the bridge is still serving. they seem to be playing politics with people's livelihoods. but there's constant worry for simon. we're all waiting

ed thomas, bbc news, burnley., says the country is at a critical point in the pandemic and she is considering travel restrictions that would ban entry to people from areas of the uk with higher rates of covid—19. she also set out new rules on face masks — they will become mandatory for workers while moving around in offices or in staff canteens. the big challenge for the government is how to balance protecting lives without crashing the economy. today the brewery marstons said it was cutting 2,000 jobs because of a fall in business. and there's a warning that around 10,000 pubs and restaurants will be affected in london alone. our business correspondent emma simpson is here. emma, it seems the restrictions are having a big impact. they are, and marstons isjust the latest pub operator to announce job cuts. it will be losing nearly a fifth of its workforce. these are staff that have been furloughed, the scheme will finish at the end of this month. it is a cliff edge for a number of businesses, and marstons basically

it is very worrying, what we are seeing in burnley, especially the lesson that we are learning from burnleyestrictions early on, before the infection has come down sufficiently, it can have a severe rebound effect and that is what is happening. there's a number of factors, i think we have lost the public because we need simpler messaging, number one, we don't have a fully effective test and tray system, number two, but a fully effective test and tray system, numbertwo, but more importantly, we need resources, not just more restrictions. we need support, not suppression of the virus. what i am seeing in the north—west and i hearing is that where the rates are considerably lower, there are more measures being brought in, so what is becoming critical in lancashire is community consent and the political will to act with the resources swiftly. let's talk about that a bit more, you said we lost the public with the messaging, tell us more about that? for example, the rule of six meant that people from six different households can meet inside, it was the case when the restrictions were in burnley a

burnley are third from bottom with just one point from their opening five matches.st brom defence. branislav ivanovic‘s attempted cleara nace hitting jake livermore and going in, but west brom drew level in the second half with new signing karlan grant scoring his first goal for the club. newcastle united owner mike ashley has called on the premier league to review its arrangements around broadcasting matches on pay per view, and says charging £111.95 per match is "unacceptable." with games continuing to be played behind closed doors and supporters not allowed back into stadiums a number of matches are being shown via pay per view. ashley says the premier league should immediately act, and look at cutting the price to £11.95 per game, while a fan boycott of the matches has raised over £300,000 for charity. the manchester united and france midfielder, paul pogba, says he'll take legal action against the publishers of 100% fake news. there were reports that he was going to quit the international team, because of comments made by the french president emmanuel macron ab

burnley host tottenham later.ould move out of the bottom three. —— spurs fifth. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. it's going to be a cold night, close enough to freezing, temperatures rise later in the night as cloud spills its way in and outbreaks of a developer of are the wet morning. but here where we start off with a wet weather, things will brighten up, sunshine and showers later. sunny start through eastern and northern england to scotland but it is here in the afternoon where we replaced the sunshine the cloud and other acts of rain, again, for some it will be heavy. staying dry across the north—east of scotland but here across many north—eastern areas after the actually start temperature struggling to rise. my illness was the south and west where the sunshine and showers get going in the afternoon up to around 15. two tuesday night, the rangers push the north—east of scotland. the chows keep going into a fairly showery when stable for the rest of the fairly with time and so

burnley at the foot of the table, without a win this season.ffield united in the lunchtime kick off. kyle walker's goal against his hometown club proving the difference in what was his 100th league appearance for city. sheffield united remain without a win this season, also in the relegation zone. we're into the closing stages of the first scottish cup semi—final of the season. an extra—time penalty sent hearts into the final as they saw off edinburgh rivals hibernian in a hampden thriller. liam boyce made it 2—1. a bit of a sore one for hibs — they missed a spot—kick of their own just minutes earlier. hearts reach the final for a second consecutive year. celtic and aberdeen play tomorrow. just two matches in the scottish premiership today. nicky clark's double moved dundee united up to fifth, they beat ross county 2—1 and motherwell jump above livingston, to 7th, with a comfortable 2—0 win. callum lang and tony watt with the goals. and valtteri bottas will start on pole at the emilia romagna grand prix at imola tomorrow. the finn was just less

the other match this evening sees tottenham take on burnley at home.stories on the bbc sport website. i will be back with another update in the next hour. see you then. let's hear more now about wales, where ministers will review the rules on sales of non—essential items during a strick two—week lockdown. more than 60,000 people have signed a petition to object to supermarkets having to close aisles that sell clothes, toys and electrical goods. the first minister, mark drakeford, has said the details may be tweaked, but the policy will not be reversed. a row broke out this morning when tesco told a women she couldn't be period products. —— she couldn't buy period products. this is what the wales health minister vaughan gething said about an hour ago. this weekend has been dominated by the issue of what can and cannot be sold in supermarkets. i understand that there is some confusion whenever new rules to control the spread of coronavirus are introduced. i want to clear up some of that confusion today. i was very saddened to see this particular exchange

chelsea are up to fourth after a comprehensive victory at burnley, summer signing hakim ziyech on theea now with four clean sheets in nero, burnley at the foot of the table without a win so far this season. in formula 1, va ltteri bottas far this season. in formula 1, valtteri bottas will on pole position for the emilia romagna grand prix on the weekend where mercedes could win a seventh formula 1 constructors championship, va ltteri bottas 1 constructors championship, valtteri bottas taking advantage of a messy final lap by lewis hamilton, doesn't happen very often, to take pole on a track which hasn't hosted a grand prix for 14 years. hamilton has a commanding 77 point lead at the top of the standings and not predicting a thrower tomorrow but you just feel, his possession towards the seventh formula 1 title appearing a formality. valtteri bottas will be the man to beat when he starts on pole on sunday. never easy, pole positions, and i really enjoy on this track, it is beautiful. i know i had to improve in the last lap and i found those small gains that were needed and it isa small

chelsea have not long kicked off against burnley kicked off against burnley at turf moor.frank lampard's side today. later, liverpool can go back to the top of the premier league, with a win over west ham. just two matches in the scottish premiership under way. dundee 0—0 ross county. and livingston 0—0 motherwell. all eyes at hampden park at 5 o'clock, for the first of the scottish cup semi—finals. the edinburgh derby between hearts and hibs. valtteri bottas will be on pole for the emilia romagna grand prix tomorrow. the finn was just less than a second quicker than mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton, with red bull's max verstappen third fastest. mercedes could win a seventh consecutive constructors' title tomorrow at imola, which is hosting its first race since the 2006 san marino grand prix. it's halloween today and many of you may be dressing up, even if it's just at home. well, the british heavyweight derek chisora has got involved at the weigh—in for his fight with undisputed world cruiserweight champion 0leksandr usyk. chisora wore halloween face and body paint, with

the other game this evening between burnley and tottenham kicked off at 8.there. burnley starting the game inside the bottom three, with just one point on the board so far, while victory for spurs would move them up to fifth in the premier league table. newcastle united owner mike ashley has called on the premier league to review its arrangements around broadcasting matches on pay per view, and says charging £111.95 per match is "unacceptable." with games continuing to be played behind closed doors, and supporters not allowed back into stadiums, a number of matches are being shown via pay per view. ashley says the premier league should immediately act, and look at cutting the price to £11.95 per game, while a fan boycott of the matches has raised over £300,000 for charity england have named their 36—man squad for saturday's six nations match against italy and the autumn nations cup that follows it. wasps uncapped duo jack willis and jacob umanga have been included the match in rome will be england's first test for seven months after the weekend's game agains

burnley, who play at west brom tomorrow, are the only team still awaiting their first points of the seasonlham and sheffield united drop down again but both managers are pleased to get their teams off the mark. the players are suffering a little bit at the moment, which is understanding with the run that we have been on. so we are not playing with that freedom and flow that teams on top of their games produce. so it is a bit ofa teams on top of their games produce. so it is a bit of a battle. it is a bit of a grind. but delighted to get something out of the game. when you look at the game in the fine details, a couple of glorious chances. you like to think that maybe you can see out the game. not meant to be today, of course. but some real positives from my side. still plenty of learning, improving to do. we are a young team. with players coming into this team never eight days, making their debuts, but overall very pleased. one other line from the premier league, liverpool centre—back virgil van dijk will have surgery. it's on his knee ligaments after he was injured in the 2—2 draw at ever

earlier this evening... after 47 matches west brom and burnley treated us to the first nil—nil draw ofleague season. west brom keeper sam johnstone with the best save of the game to keep out that header from ashley barnes. not winning the euros, the world cup or both would be a failure. that's according to england's director of women's football baroness sue campbell. she was speaking as the fa announced their plan for the next four years. campbell said that there were high expectations of the incoming england manager sarina veeckman — who's currently in charge of the netherlands. 0ur ambition is to win the world cupand ideally the euros. we think it is a fantastic opportunity for steps you will only have been in the job for a year at that point, but if you look back, people realise she was with the netherlands less than a year when she won the euros previously, so i am confident that she will give us every opportunity to win. wasps have reported four more positive tests for coronavirus 00:08:50,1000 --> 00:08:51,536 — three players and one member of staff — taking them to 11 cases in f

to burnley was yellow come on! thank you so much.. we're going to make sure that we have no children, no kids, no pupils in our country who go hungry this winter, certainly not as a result of any government inattention. we're focusing on that, as we have done very, very hard over the last few months. and we've given, you know, huge sums to local councils, to help them out. but also specific terms for helping with meals during what was a very disrupted period. we've now got kids back in school. that's the most important thing. so we think that the best way of tackling holiday hunger, and it is an issue, people like marcus rashford, i totally salute and understand where he is coming from. this is something that we need to focus on, the issue of holiday hunger. but the way to deal with it, we think, is by increasing the funds available for universal credit, we have put it up by about £1000 per year. but also, to put more into local councils. in addition to the funds we have already given, £63 million specifically, to help deal with holi

and newcastle were 3—1 winners over burnley. stage one of the giro d'italia. the time trial was won by thomas's team mate, filippo ganna, who claims the leader's pinkjersey. thomas, who won the tour de france in 2018, was 26 seconds ahead of british rival simon yates. the giro is one of cycling's three biggest european stage races. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from golf‘s scottish open plus news of fixture delays and forfeits due to self isolating players and positive coronavirus tests in rugby union's premiership. just before we go — the duke and duchess of cambridge have released a video of their children prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis asking questions to sir david attenborough about the natural world. sir david attenborough answering questions with prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. that's all from me. tomorrow the prime minister will be appearing on the andrew marr show, which starts at 9am here on bbc one. goodnight. good evening. a thoroughly wet evening ou

they would adapt the same policy for somebody from burnley.they will push ahead with this. one thing to consider is three quarters of wales is already lockdown, so people can't come to those areas from over the border. it would only potential apply to a court of oil. the scottish government is considering if more restrictions need to be put in place to control rising cases of coronavirus. at her daily briefing, nicola sturgeon said a decision would be made in the next few days. 697 new cases have been reported in scotland since yesterday. the restrictions we announced a couple weeks ago, particularly the request everyone not to visit other people because my house is right now is to get the pirate under control —— to go to other people's house. —— a virus under control. the number we are seeing, we have been ot open about this. it is possible we will have to do more. there may well be a need for some further restrictions in the near future. need for some further restrictions in the nearfuture. i can say need for some further restrictions in the

elsewhere, newcastle beat burnley.ld is due to fly to england on sunday to complete the move. the deal is yet to be finalised, although it's expected that he will sign a 2—year contract. cavani is a free agent after leaving paris saint—germain at the end of last season. in italy, the local health minister has told napoli they cannot travel to turin for sunday's match against juventus after two players and one staff member tested positive for coronavirus. well, juventus say cristiano ronaldo and co will be on the pitch for kick—off regardless and that the club is ready to play the match. that's despite two members of the club testing positive for the virus. problems too in the nfl as the new england patriots game against kansas city chiefs has been postponed after multiple positive tests. patriots quarterback cam newton is one of the players to contract the virus. the game will be rescheduled to monday or tuesday after more tests. world number one novak djokovic has eased into round four of the french open. he beat colo

investigation — after the bodies of a woman and her teenage daughter, were found in a fire—damaged house near burnley vian mangrio, who was 14 years old. a postmortem has revealed that dr sacharvi had been strangled and assaulted. her daughter‘s body was found badly burnt — but her cause of death has not yet been confirmed. detective superintendentjon holmes is from lancashire police. we have been treating this incident as a homicide as there is evidence of a fire having been set at the address, as well as both individuals having suffered degrees of assault. and we can confirm the cause of death for dr sacharvi as pressure to the neck and also associated assaults. it‘s obviously a harrowing set of circumstances and we appeal for any witnesses to come forward and let us judge what information you have and the importance of it to the investigation. clearly somebody may have seen something, they may have seen individuals in the area that gave them cause for concern. they may have dash cam footage or cctv footage and we would urge you pleased to provide us with that information as soon as you possibly ca

and coming up later in sport on bbc news, tottenham aim for three points against slow starting burnleyourinho‘s men look to move fifth in the premier league. good evening. parts of england are facing tougher new covid restrictions. the city of nottingham, and some other parts of nottinghamshire, are moving into tier 3, the highest level of covid measures in england. the decision follows discussions between local leaders and the government. the measure will come into force on thursday, and we'll have full details of that in a moment. but as cases rise, hospitals are facing more pressure throughout the uk and nhs staff are having to juggle competing demands. as for hospital admissions, they're nowhere near the peak in april, but they have been rising with 1,015 admitted to hospital on average every day in the week up to last monday. our medical editor fergus walsh, cameraman adam walker and producer nicki stiastny were given extensive access to the royal victoria infirmary in newcastle, and this is what they found. the royal victoria infirmary is part of the fabric of life in newcastle.

so will he level with the people of bury, burnley and bolton and tell them, what does he actually think we are doing is a combination of national and local measures which, one week, mr speaker, he comes to this house and supports and, the next week, mysteriously he decides to whisk his support away. whether in sunderland or salford, more than 17 million people in the uk are living with extra limits already — early 13 million in england but, as the disease still spreads, might there be more? everyone round here is desperate to avoid another national lockdown but, with cases still rising, further clamp—downs are likely to be on the way. the treasury's nervous about extra rules choking off the economy, so is looking at extra support for pubs in the north of england and beyond, if they have to close. for their part, the department of health is keen on a system of different tiers, where parts of the country would be put into different clear categories. but the opposition and tory mps are getting more and more sceptical as each day goes by of whatever the government's proposing. there are a l

into poverty and destitution, families across for example, barry and bolton, small businesses across burnleyon, have been failed by the chancellor. the snp spokesperson returned to the issue of testing and tracing. tracing systems based on local public health teams, such as in scotland, wales and now in some parts of england, have all outperformed the centralised circle system, which has barely reached three quarters of cases and well under two thirds of contacts. i welcome that local public health teams will now be directly involved in contact tracing in areas of high covid spread. but will the secretary of state now have the lead contact tracing in all areas across england to help get the test trace and isolate system working effectively? matt hancock said the best approach was when local and national systems worked together. meanwhile the welsh first minister announced a ban on people from uk coronavirus hotspots travelling to wales. mark drakeford said the move was needed "to prevent the spread of infection within wales" and elsewhere in the uk. i've read the paper that accompanied the p

this morning i have been speaking to roger burnley, the boss of ulster, he said it would be a tidbit.tidbit. —— the boss of asda, he said it would be a good fit. they will invest at least £1 billion in asda over the next three years. the transaction has obviously only just been signed this morning, but we're excited to talk to them about our strategy and all the opportunities we have to grow the business together. so these brothers obviously sell a lot of the john so these brothers obviously sell a lot of thejohn the purchase station forecourt so they know a lot about convenience stores, something that asda does not have, and they're working on a small trial to sell asda projects on its forecourts. that could be one of these big opportunities. i should that could be one of these big opportunities. ishould point that could be one of these big opportunities. i should point out that walmart will still retain a minority stake, but this is a huge, audacious deal pulled out by these brothers, but it might meet regulatory approval. thank you, emma simpson. the national trust has warned ash d

west brom host burnley at 5.30, then leeds are at home to wolves at 8.all about the return of gareth bale to tottenham, but after he came on as a second half sub with spurs three up, west ham scored 3 times in the last 12 minutes to salvage a draw. heung min son put spurs ahead in the first minute, and they went in at half—time 3—0 up after 2 more goals from harry kane. west ham pegged two goals back and substitute bale failed to put the game beyond them late on. then came one of the goals of the season so far. a rocket from manuel lanzini with the last kick of the match. all of which resulted in a delighted hammers boss. ijust think david pleat moment came to mind, that was what i thought. i know somebody else who's ran down the touchline and slipped down the touchline so i wasn't going to copy that. aston villa are up to second in the table after beating leicester 1—0 at the king power stadium. ross barkley scored the winner in injury time. villa have played 4, won 4, and have the only 100 % record in the division. here are all of yesterday's results,

corona rates are too high there and they might enact the same policy to somebody from birmingham or burnleyll push ahead with this. one thing to consider is that three quarters of wales is already locked down so people can't come to those areas from over the border. it would only potentially therefore apply to around a quarter of wales. hywel griffith in wales, thank you. our top story this evening... tens of thosuands of people are still unaware that they've been exposed to coronavirus after a major failure in track and trace system. coming up... outdoor learning centres are asking for help as residential school trips are cancelled because of coronavirus. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, geraint thomas's hope of winning the giro d'italia looks to be over. he's lost touch with the leaders on the third stage in sicily. no time to die — it's the eagerly awaited bond film that has been delayed once again, this time until april next year. and that's proved to be the final straw for cineworld, which says a lack of new films means it will temporarily close all its cinema

if you were a neighbourhood police officer in the middle of burnley, for example, how would you keepr control rooms because people are ringing police, often to find out what those changes mean to them. we've been very clear, you know, focus your efforts on the stuff that is clearly illegal. because that's really important to maintaining public confidence for us. and the people who are doing their best, which is the vast majority, stride to un—confuse themselves and learn the rules themselves — they expect us to do something about the people who are blatantly ignoring them. i've got numerous people in lancaster who are on their sixth ticket. on numerous premises, i have criminals, organised crime groups who are deliberately arranging unlicensed music events in fields so they can sell drugs to people — because they can't sell them in nightclubs and bars. so we have got different tiers here but, for the general members of the public who on occasion might be trying to get away with a few more people in the house for a barbecue than they should, they'll probably get a lot of discretion on

into the second half at turf moor and chelsea have the lead against burnley. the top of the premier league, with a win over west ham. just two matches in the scottish premiership under way. dundee are 0—0 against ross county. and livingston 0—2 motherwell. all eyes at hampden park at 5 o'clock, for the first of the scottish cup semi—finals, the edinburgh derby between hearts and hibs. valtteri bottas will be on pole for the emilia romagna grand prix tomorrow. the finn was just less than a second quicker than mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton, with red bull's max verstappen third fastest. mercedes could win a seventh consecutive constructors' title tomorrow at imola — which is hosting it's first race since the 2006 san marino grand prix. great britain's women were held to a 1—1 draw by belgium before winning the shoot—out in their pro league clash in brussels. all square after the 4th quarter it went to a shoot—out. britain won it 3—1 with tesss howard clinching victory. gb received two points with just the one for belgium. england captain heather knight smashe

burnley has got 581 cases per 100,000. blackpool and darwin burnley has got 581 cases per 100,000.e get the infection under control. i‘m sure the cmo would say and our own director of public health would say that the main source of infection, spread of the infection, is in households and in social mixing within households. so, that‘s the area that we really have to get to get grips within the few weeks. but it is impossible to police, isn‘t it, that? how we‘re going to stop people doing that? you are right. it is not very easy to police it when people are in their own homes and mixing households. but if we can get the message across and we really need to work on that to make sure that the public are aware, this is a really, really serious matter and sadly too many people have been acting as if the virus is over and there is nothing to worry about. at there is nothing to worry about. at the present time, the infection rate certainly in lancashire and i get another part of the country, the major problem is in younger age groups, but when we look at the graphs of infections it is now

the club in last thursday's 3—0 win over lask in the competition but was an unused substitute at burnleyis backing gareth bale all the way. well, when thing is his reputation and the other thing is the facts. i would love to have, i would love to have his reputation and for the champions league. i have only two. the vuelta a espana continues on thursday with a 157.7km stage 9 from castrillo del val, a couple of hundred kilometres north of madrid to aguilar de campoo. ecuador‘s richard cara paz of ineos grenadiers, retains the leader's red jersey but his lead has been cut to 13 seconds. it was primoz roglic who took stage 8 for his second victory of this year's race after winning the opening stage just over a week ago. here's a little clip thats been doing the rounds on social media. with one of his biggest fights coming up on saturday against dereck chisora, how would you think oleksandr usyk has been spending his prep time? dancing to bonnie taylor of course. # i needa # i need a hero! questionable moves there from the big guy. think he boxes slightly better than he dances, not that i'd

later, man city are at leeds, and newcastle take on burnley.ne rooney showed he hasn't lost his touch, scoring the only goal of the game for his derby side against norwich. they left it late as the player/coach curled home this free kick with three minutes to go. that was after teemu pukki missed a penalty for the home side. it's derby's first points of the season as the move out of the relegation zone. england's ian poulter is closing in on ending an eight—year wait for a european tour title at the scottish open this weekend. he's making a move to the top of the leaderboard at the renaissance club in north berwick. he's currently 11 under par, sharing the lead with robert rock, midway through the third round. the opening stage of the giro d'italia is currently under way with a time trial in palermo. team ineos hoping to win the stage. britain's geraint thomas is their hope for overall victory and compatriot simon yates will be one of his rivals for the pinkjersey. it's challenge cup semifinals day, with both games taking place back to back thi

they got the better of struggling burnley by winning by a goal to nil.arry kane combined again with son heung—min, who scored. son now the league's top scorer but the manager played tribute to kane in the team for their performance throughout. when you want to win, you do everything for your team. there is no space for individuals, there no space for prima donnas. even a top player like harry has this spirit. fantastic, i just have to say fantastic. there are some tasty ties in the european champions league on tuesday. holders bayern munich take on lokomotiv moscow in the russian capital while the english premier league champions liverpool are away to danish club fc midtjylland as they look to record their second straight win at the start of the new season following their victory at ajax in their group d opener. their manager, juergen klopp, said there are no easy games in the champions league. pretty much everything is possible. we use that from time to time for us, so maybe from another perspective, but i'm sure midtjylland sees it exactly the same way

head of kalvin phillips, meaning the hosts miss the chance to move third while earlier west brom and burnley travis kelce scored two touchdowns as the kansas city chiefs won 26—17 at the buffalo bills making it 20 or more points in their last 17 games. both teams were coming off losses last week and despite going behind to an early bills field goal the chiefs scored three touchdowns with kelce picking up two of them as his side claimed the win. the uefa champions league returns later on tuesday with manchester united travelling to last season's beaten finalists paris saint—germain. manchester united captain harry maguire, forward mason greenwood and new signing edinson cavani haven't travelled to france, while centre—back eric bailly and midfielderjesse lingard are also missing for the group h match, but they will have talisman bruno fernandes who's been named captain for the first time. of course, being captain of manchester united, this is an important achievement for me full top but i think the captain is everyone. you know, eve ryo ne captain is everyone. you know, everyone needs to help

kane in particular proving crucial at both ends for that match at burnley — clearing james tarkowski's—min who headed it home. this means these two have combined to score 29 premier league goals altogether making them the joint second most prolific combination in premier league history. we need everyone to be scoring and assisting to win games. 0bviously the last few weeks, we've had a nice little partnership going and hopefully it continues. when you are playing well you want each game to come, and today, it was not an amazing assist but it felt to the right place and sonny was there to put it away. i think he's had better nights to be fair, top players to the right things, make good decisions, that's one of them things but i thought defensively we were very strong against players like him tonight. a lot of credit to my players but we have to tidy up them details because at the minute, they are hurting us. elsewhere, karlan grant scored a late equaliser for west brom to deny brighton a first home win of the season. brighton went ahead through a jake livermore own goal, before grant ea

talks are also continuing in lancashire, like here in burnley, which could soon face the toughest tierl politicians are considering whether to agree to a package of support being offered by the government. this evening at 6pm, northern ireland will go further, introducing a circuit—breaker — closing pubs and restaurants for four weeks except for takeaway. alcohol sales are being banned after 8pm in shops, schools will be closed for a fortnight from monday. from tonight, wales introduces new restrictions too, telling people from covid hotspots elsewhere in the uk to stay away. and today, in london, is the last day that households can mix indoors before a ban comes in at midnight. millions of us are facing significant restrictions on our lives once again, and there may be more to come. nick eardley, bbc news. our political correspondent helen catt is at westminster. good morning to you, helen. the tensions between central government and andy burnham in manchester, reflected in an interview with the foreign secretary dominic raab this morning. first let's get the viewpoint from manchester

earlier this evening... after 47 matches west brom and burnley treated us to the first nil—nil draw ofader from ashley barnes. wayne rooney has tested negative for covid, but says he's angry that he has to self isolate and miss games for derby county. rooney was visited by a friend who had been instructed to be tested for covid—19 and was later found to have coronavirus. a derby county spokesperson said the club was relieved rooney had tested negative but that they were disappointed that the "selfish and careless act of one individual put both wayne and his family at risk, as well as having a detrimental impact on derby county." rooney tweeted that he was angry and disappointed to be missing the next three matches for the club. not winning the euros, the world cup or both would be a failure. that's according to england's director of women's football baroness sue campbell. she was speaking as the fa announced their plan for the next four years. campbell said that there were high expectations of the incoming england manager sarina veeckman — who's currently in charge of the netherlands.

west brom and burnley broke this season's premier league scoring run. the season. there was a goal in the night's other game. this deflected effort from rauljiminez was enough to give wolves a 1—0 win over leeds united at elland road. the champions league is back. manchester united and chelsea play in the group stages tonight. united are away to paris saint—germain — scene of one of their best european wins in recent years. an injury time penalty from marcus rashford completed a miraculous comeback to sent them through to the quarter finals in 2019. but boss ole gunner solskjaer says that win won't influence tonight's game. we're a different team, they are a different team, and it's a different stage of the competition. of course, also without fans it's going to be a different game, because i saw last game when we got the first goal early on, that impacted the crowd. it's a whole completely new situation. adam peaty was in fine form as he helped his london roar team win their opening match at the international swimming league. the olympic champion won t

burnley have had a poor start, they're in the relegation zone at 18th in the table and have a tough matchare when buy, march, april, when lots of teams will be fighting for validation, they will be already safe. they will be of 88, nine, ten, co mforta ble safe. they will be of 88, nine, ten, comfortable in the tail of the season. and the fact that they had only one point doesn't tell me much. the way they play, the players they have, their style of play, the manager, nothing changes them. the manchester united and france midfielder, paul pogba says he will take legal action against the "publishers of 100% fake news." there were reports that he was going to quit the international team because of comments made by the french president emmanuel macron about islam. the world cup winner, who is muslim, wrote "i am appalled, angry, shocked and frustrated some ‘media' sources use me to make total fake headlines in the sensible subject of french current events and add the french national team and my religion to the pot." england have named their 36—man squad for saturday's six nations match again

towns like burnley went into this crisis on a national basis a lot poorer than other areas of the countrye, level up the north of england and create wealth and prosperity in the recovery for all. do you think it is the fact that some of those areas which are suffering really badly now, do you think part of the underlying reason is that they went into this pandemic considerably poorer than other areas of the country, and so maybe people's ability to follow the rules was rather less? i certainly wouldn't agree on that. i don't think your ability to care about your community and follow the rules is governed by how big your pay packet is. sorry to jump in, is governed by how big your pay packet is. sorry tojump in, but is governed by how big your pay packet is. sorry to jump in, but you simply can't afford it because you have got to put food on the table? i'm not sure that is the case. people across the united kingdom do wa nt to people across the united kingdom do want to work together to beat this disease. but i do think the reason we have got this spike in infections in the north of englan

, where there isa high liverpool and burnley, where there is a high prevalence, that they could createrom boris johnson if government has asked time and again from borisjohnson if he would make the change and the answer came back from westminster, which was no. said the first minister has made a decision that anyone coming into wales from a high prevalence area will be banned from coming into wales, because he says it‘s the best way to keep the people of wales say. and how is that going to be enforced? there are a few questions about whether it will be enforced on the border, whether people will be checked when they get into the area, or will it be when they eventually stop in wales? obviously, it would be difficult to stop everyone that comes in, but there are currently local restrictions in 17 of the 22 local restrictions in 17 of the 22 local authorities in wales and those restrictions mean that people should not be leaving their local authority without a good reason. for example, if someone is out and about in a restau ra nt if someone is out and about in a restaurant or cafe with

in burnley, it was 21 per hundred thousand, now it is a3a.in the figures he gives are no surprise as they are fundamentally repetitions of what i have already told the house. and what we are doing is a combination of national and local measures, which one week he comes to the house and supports, and the next week he mysteriously decides to whisk his support away and he cannot even be bothered to mobilise his own benches to support something as fundamental as the rule of six, which he himself said only three weeks ago that he supported. he cannot continue to have it both ways. does he support the rule of six? yes or no? yes. but if the prime minister can't see and hear local communities when they say the infection rate has gone up tenfold under restrictions and he doesn't realise that is a problem, then that is part of the problem. there is a further cause of anger. prime minister, if we actually —— if you actually listen to the question, we might get on better. there is further because of anger. lack of clarity about why particular restrictio

west brom and burnley provided us with that record—brea ker.win over leeds united at elland road. adam peaty was in fine form as he helped his london roar team win their opening match at the international swimming league. the olympic champion won the 100 metres breaststroke in budapest — having won the 50 and 200m races the day before. team—mate duncan scott won the 200m freestyle event. now, if you watching bbc brea kfast yesterday, you may have seen our piece with rob burrow as he watched his former side leeds rhinos win rugby league's challenge cup. rob is living with motor neurone disease and was a guest of honour for saturday's final at wembley, which he watched from home. there was a happy outcome too for rob — as leeds beat the salford red devils 17—16 to win the trophy. well, despite defeat for salford, not all of their fans were left dejected. supporter danny gray tweeted this yesterday. we have had many, many messages to the same effect, saying the same sort of thing. and if you want to see the full documentary rob burrow: my year wit

, jose mourinho, says he will never consider themselves title contenders, but a gritty 1—0 win at burnley the pitch to win games and, yeah, obviously, if the last few weeks me and son have had a nice little partnership going and hopefully it continues. when you‘re playing well you just want the next game to come. today it wasn‘t an amazing assessed, but it fell to the right place and son was there to put it away. i think he has had better nights to be fair, but he is a top player at the top players do the right things, make those decisions. i thought we we re make those decisions. i thought we were defensively very strong against players like him tonight. a lot of credit to my players but we have got to tidy up the details because at the minute they are hurting us. west bromwich albion are still waiting for their first win of the season, but they have their third draw. after falling behind through a jake livermore own goal, karlan grant scored a late equaliser at brighton. it finished 1—1. that brighton game was one of the matches that are being shown on a on pay—per—view basis. the newca

mark drakeford has asked borisjohnson to tell those people who are living in places like burnley, where wales clearly confused with the m essa g es wales clearly confused with the messages because obviously they're being told they cannot travel, go on holiday in wales within people from england coming over. the other thing this throws into doubt is the filming of ims, get me out here, which starts in conwy. —— i am a celebrity, get me out of here! so, one could suggest the filming could go ahead but nobody should be juggfing go ahead but nobody should be juggling into the area. it will be interesting to see what happens on big productions like that going forward. tomos, for the moment, thank you. all nhs staff should be tested weekly for coronavirus as a matter of urgency, according to a group of mps. the health and social care committee says the government and nhs england must set up weekly testing before winter, at the very latest. the health secretary, matt hancock, told mps in latejune that nhs staff could expect regular surveillance testing, but this has not yet happened. well, we k