prosperous burnley and county.lling up, which is the term they like to use but i think it really is just fairness of bringing this back to the north, where we do feel that we have been slightly overlooked in former times, especially in favour of manchester, leeds and liverpool, which i think ought to remember that we are the places that have also fed into their benefit. but yes, so our levelling up will be our town centres. it will be our health offer, better education, better transport, green infrastructure, because that will lead into our health offer. but also on the county side, we are working with our borough's towards the same goal. yes, of course. we will talk about some of those goals in a second but laura, quite a wish list, there, about what the chancellor might be able to offer. will we get any of it? it feels like we've heard a lot of the announcements are ready. yes. of the announcements are ready. yes, i think we have — of the announcements are ready. yes, i think we have heard _ of the announcements

robbie was placed by burnley council in a b&b.this country now. - because the way everybody's been treated, all this coronavirus - and all the excuses. cos that's all they are, aren't they? i just using excuses. ed thomas reporting. tonight, nhs england told us they urge anyone who needs help with mental health issues to come forward. details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline or you can call free at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 998. the metropolitan police is to apologise to the family of two murdered sisters after a report concluded that the level of service provided after their disappearance was unacceptable. nicole smallman and bibaa henry were killed injune as they celebrated a birthday in a park in wembley. the independent office for police conduct found that officers were slow to investigate after the women were reported missing. more than a third of the world�*s population are active users of facebook and its other social media products. it�*s a star

manchester city are up to second — a point behind liverpool — as they beat burnley 2—0 at the etihad.nley�*s past four visits to city — and they perhaps feared another heavy defeat was coming when bernardo silva gave city an early lead. there would only be one more goal, though, from kevin de bruyne, as city extended their unbeaten league run to seven matches. i think we made a good 15—20 minutes after the goal and we created chances and after the last 15—20 minutes we lost a little bit of our tempo, but we did really well. we did something and play really, really well in the second half and scored more goals and good results. it is important for what is coming next ahead of us. not such a good afternoon for city's local rivals manchester united, as the pressure continues to mount on manager ole gunnar solskjaer. united lost 4—2 at leicester, despite leading through mason greenwood. youri tielemans equalised before caglar soyuncu put the home side ahead. marcus rashford looked to have snatched a point for united, only forjamie vardy to make it 3—2 just 5a seconds later. patson daka ad

ben thompson, bbc news, in burnley. paying home care providers enough to cover costs such as the time spent travelling between visits. the home care association says demand for services to support people in their homes is growing, but care companies are losing staff because of low pay. last week, the government announced a £162 million fund to help recruit care workers in england. here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. for 16 years denise has been driving around south yorkshire caring for people in their own homes, whatever the weather. doing myjob is great reward, great satisfaction. every day is different. you meet different people in different circumstances. her company looks after a lot of people paid for by their local authority, but today's report says many councils don't cover the real costs of care, including travel time. she loves herjob but understands why many are put off. you recruit people but when they go out there and they realise that you're getting up at five in the morning and sometimes you won

robbie was placed by burnley council in a b&b.ind in this country now. - because the way everybody's been treated, all this coronavirus - and all the excuses. cos that's all- they are, aren't they? just using excuses. ed thomas reporting. tonight nhs england told us they urge anyone who requires help with mental health to come forward. details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree, at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 998. more than a third of the world's population are active users of facebook and its other social media products. it's an astonishing figure — and the global tech giant has been facing serious allegations about its impact on society. a former facebook manager turned whistleblower has told a committee of mps that platforms like facebook are "literally subsidising hate" and unquestionably are making hate worse. here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. facebook, a corporate giant used by 2.9 billion people, an empi

they - united beat burnley 2—0.nbeaten league run to seven matches. how different it is across time of the pressure continuing to mount and the manchester united side. his side last have snatched a point in the four the other side to make it 3—2just point in the four the other side to make it 3—2 just 5a seconds later. there was a fourth in stoppage time. will result in isolation it can, that can be looked, margins, but their movement too many games now that we have lost point so need to look at the whole setup of the team, her balance of the team, maybe. maybe something has to give. the final of tennis. she came from a set down and she could become the first three—time singles tournament. the men�*s semifinal takes place later on saturday. that is of from the bbc sport centre now it is back to you. that is of from the bbc sport centre now it is back to you. french leaders have been honouring the teacher samuel paty, a year to the day after a radical islamist beheaded him for showing his class cartoons of the muslim

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ben is in burnley for us. good morning. welcome to queen street mill in burnley built in 1894.n tory promises to level up. in a moment we will look at what that could mean for a town like burnley and what the chancellor could announce for people here later today. first, i have looked at how the chancellor might try to make the numbers add up. the chancellor's challenge, claw back the cost of covid or protect people from the squeeze on living. begin to balance the books or give in to the prime minister's urge to splurge on levelling up places like here in burnley. the uk deficit is the difference between what the government spends and brings in. it rose to £320 billion last year. that is the highest level since the second world war. the is the highest level since the second world war. ., . ., �*, second world war. the chancellor's instinct is clear. _ second world war. the chancellor's instinct is clear. tax _ second world war. the chancellor's instinct is clear. tax rises _ second world war. the chancellor's instinct is clear. tax rises are - instinct is clear. tax rises are un

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the point leaves burnley in the relegation zone.the side's 8th defeat in a row this afternoon. they lost 2—0 to middlesbrough in the championship. cardiff came into the game off the back of their worst run since the 1930s. martin payero sealing boro's win, with the second goal here. former republic of ireland manager mccarthy took over injanuary. he leaves with the bluebirds just one place above the relegation zone. hearts failed to take advantage of rangers not playing today — but their draw with dundee was still enough to send them top of the scottish premiership. john souttar gave them the lead, but poor defending punished byjason cummings for dundee. he made the score 1—1. hearts are top on goal difference with rangers in action tomorrow. celtic are nowjust a point behind, after beating stjohnstone 2—0. elsewhere wins for aberdeen, dundee united, and livingston. history has been made at wembley this evening with the first ever competitive women's international at the stadium. england are playing northern ireland and they're into

bids like burnley market, world famous burnley market.gretful about having to hike taxes. i'm not happy about that, and i'm not comfortable about it, but it is the result of the country and the economy suffering an economic shock the likes of which we haven't seen in 300 years, and our response to that. but taxes can't go up so much without concrete consequences. for example, on the number of people paying the higher rate of tax. it is going to be one in nine of the population, or 5.9 million taxpayers by 2025. that's doubled since 2010 and it will be an extra 1.3 million in this parliament. the opposition say that the government's help is needed for longer. for people on the lowest incomes in our country, and on modest incomes, are seeing their incomes cut, at a time when gas and electricity bills are going up. everything's expensive. back in doncaster at a food bank, katie is one of those out of work not helped by the budget universal credit changes, and who last month lost the £20 a week emergency rise. it is quite a thing, a big thing

so, city take on burnley. that's one of five 3 o'clock kick offs., norwich host brighton, and southampton take on leeds united. brentford, whose great start has seen them move up to seventh in the table after seven games, host chelsea in the late kick off. there are six games in the scottish premiership. leaders rangers are at home hearts, while celtic, who lie down in sixth place after eight matches, travel to fourth place moterwell. we're just five games into the new women's super league season, but everton are already looking for a new manager. they've sacked willie kirk after two wins from their opening five games — which sees everton eighth in the table — and the club say they hope to have a new manager appointed in time for their continental cup fixture at leicester on the 3rd of november. it's one of the biggest days ahead in cameron norrie's tennis career. he faces gregor dimitrov tonight in the semi—finals of the indian wells tournament. whatever happens, he's already assured of being the new british number one next week, and could even bre

i am sure burnley has a fine market as well.sociation which has been criticised recently for its approach to brain injuries in the game has told the bbc that the level of support hasn�*t been decided by all parties are aware of the urgency. what i sense is they acknowledge this is urgent, because again, you know, when you see the way that some of those members just deteriorate, day after day because of this terrible disease, think you cannot wait and i think everyone is conscious of that so again, the sooner the better, you know, so, we will push for this to happen as soon as possible. rugby union�*s autumn internationals get going this weekend. wales have named their team to face new zealand in cardiff on saturday. fly—half gareth answer come is going to make his first start since 2019, a long road back from a serious knee injury. wales�* selection has been hampered —— hampered by injuries, many players are unable to feature next weekend, so captain alun wyn jones is going to play his 149th international for wales, that surpass

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burnley beat brentford pulling them out of the relegation zone.dams was the difference between southampton and watford. in the championship a hatch patrick was scored. when fulham13—0. —— 3-0. it is the serbian's striker second hat—trick. west bromwich stay third. in scotland, celtic lost out on the chance to go top of the premiership after missing a penalty in the dying minutes of their match against livingston. it finished 0—0. ross county's match against hibs was postponed because of a positive covid test. there was a win for aberdeen against hearts, saintjohnstone beat dundee united. and dundee beat st mirren. the men's autumn internationals have kicked off with a huge match for wales at the principality stadium. an understrength side lost 5a points to 16. the last time wales beat the all blacks was back in 1953. earlier scott thrashed tonga 60 points— 1a. —— scotland. the cardiff skyline in contrast to the challenge in front of wales. new zealand plasma all blacks have been the team to catching rugby for years, often one step ahead. although

las paredes en 1950, si no lo has visitado los puedes encontrar en la ciudad de burnley green esos usos artesanales que preparan con tanto amor. >>> hay que averiguarlo buenas tarde nos vemos a las 11. >> nuevo frente la exigencia de la prueba de vacunació es vital para la salud seguridad rechazan inmunizarse generando tensión buenas tardes el enfrentamiento entre alcaldesa u el sindicato de policía está pendiente boicot al mandato de la vacunación tendría consecuencias nefastas, además este sábado acto perverso de esta forma se describió el ataque contra tres agentes un agente murió los otros dos quedaron heridos méxico deja de hacer la vista gorda a los vehículos introducidos el gobierno los regulariza pero no todos aplauden la medida ambiciosa misión la nasa lanza al espacio para investigar 8 asteroides de jupites y así buscar pistas de los origenes de la humanidad noticias telemundo >> hola ¿qué tal? la batalla por los requerimiento de los vacunación no cesan ahora la protagonistas es el sindicato de policías que requieren pruebas de vacunación la suspensión o despidos de agentes po

norwich had lost all their league games before today, but they're off the mark with a point at home to burnleymouth have moved three points clear at the top of the championship, coming from behind to beat sheffield united 2—1. the big result of the day came at lunchtime, though coventry with a stunning second half display to beat fulham 4—1, and they move up to third. the visitors even led 1—0 at half time, but four goals in just 23 minutes helped coventry put their own midweek 5—0 thrashing by luton behind them. this goal from viktor gyokeres wrapped it up with 20 minutes to go. fulham are fifth — it's their worst league defeat for more than two years. with the top two, rangers and hibernian, not playing untiltomorrow, hearts took their opportunity to go top of the scottish premiership, beating motherwell 2—0 at home. goals from liam boyce and stephen kingsley wrapped up the points. dundee united moved four points clear of celtic in fifth place with a 1—0 win against ross county. dundee remain without a win, losing at stjohnstone, while st mirren claimed their second win of the season at livi

elsewhere, there were draws between leeds and wolves and southampton and burnley.for claudio ranieri to get off the mark as watford boss. after last week's 5—0 hammering at the hands of liverpool, they stuck five of their own past everton today. in his second game since taking charge, ranieri saw his watford side come from behind twice to win 5—2 at goodison park. the hornets packing a real sting, josh king with a hat—trick. watford are up to 14th. i told the players, never, never give up. it is not important, the result. we have to try to do our way, but when we lose the ball, we have to stay very, very carefully, because five goals against liverpool is too much. and then, i'm very happy, because we played quickly forward when i was to do this, and the other side, we keep position. it was a very good match for us. elsewhere, newcastle have earned their first point since the sacking of manager steve bruce. they fought from a goal down to draw 1—all with crystal palace. christian benteke scored for the hosts, before callum wilson equalised with a brilliant overhead

burnley beat brentford pulling them out of the relegation zone. watford. in the late match, tottenham are currently playing manchester united. a match which could be significant for the managers of both clubs. after 50 minutes, it is 1—0 to manchester united after a perfect volley from cristiano ronaldo. let's take you to the championship wear a hat trick was scored as fulham beat west bromwich albion 3—0. it is the serbian's striker second hat—trick. west bromwich stay third. in scotland, celtic lost out on the chance to go top of the premiership after missing a penalty in the dying minutes of their match against livingston. it finished 0—0. ross county's match against hibs was postponed because of a positive covid test. there was a win for aberdeen against hearts, saint johnstone beat dundee united. the men's autumn internationals have kicked off with a huge match for wales at the principality stadium. they are currently playing new zealand in front of a capacity crowd. wales haven't beaten the all blacks since 1953 and it doesn't look promising

spurs won i—o at burnley, leicester beat brighton on penalties, while brentford beat stoke 2—1. at the top of the scottish premiership. celtic won 3—1 at hibs, while rangers could only draw 2—2 at home to aberdeen. england's perfect start to the t20 world cup continues after they thrashed bangladesh by eight wickets in abu dhabi. jason roy top scored with 61 as england chased down their target of 125 with ease. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the act of taking the knee has come under new scrutiny at the scottish cup. this was the first time england and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a and bangladesh had met and et twin it -- a t20 and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a t20 international. rash headington can be contagious. the catchers were catching, 2—2 balls. the score was stalling, check your phone. not enough. of bangladesh fans were in, always a tiger. that's the thing that came for, that's the spirit they dress for her. but in this game of cat and mouse, it was bangladesh who were caught again. and gone. bangladesh who were caught again. and one. ., , .

the abuse of managers has got to an unacceptable level, those are the words of the burnley boss seanyche in a moment, but first, the arsenal manager mikel arteta has also spoken out, saying something needs to be done about the amount of abuse managers are expected to put up with. when you cross a line, it is difficult. it is notjust a man, it is a man, a family, his loved ones, the environment. i think we have to deflect. i was impressed with how he spoke openly. i think we have to think about one of the most experienced managers in england history, you cannotjust ignore it. for me it is something that has to change. society has to change. it is part of the job. when it gets to an unacceptable level, steve's point was, player, coach, manager, for him to say that, it must have got too far. he is a wise fellow. he is someone i definitely trust with advice. if he is saying it, there must be some strength in what his words are. west ham have been fined £50,000 after fans threw objects during their europa league match against rapid vienna last month. david moyes�*s side are back in action

what will it mean for people in burnley or berwick, singled out in a speech yesterday as part of theto the budget throughout the morning, including an interview with the chancellor rishi sunak live at 7.30 police say the gun fired on a film set by actor alec baldwin killing a colleague contained a live round. it's a league cup without manchester city. the holders have been knocked out for the first time in five years —

the burnley manager sean dyche says the abuse managers have to suffer gets worse every year.e strength in that as well. some sports struggled badly during the covid restrictions, that�*s according to a sport england report released today. the study looked at the impact of 12 months of coronavirus restrictions on activity levels, starting from may last year. it found that, while some activities grew in popularity, others struggled and that there were many inequalities among young and older people; people with long—term health conditions and minority ethnic backgrounds. what stands out from today�*s survey, which covers the year through to may this year is that the impact of covid is extremely stark for everyone, but it has been particularly difficult for certain parts of our community, so the lesson we can learn from this data is that we have to come back and every single one of us have to think about coming back to more activity, but some parts will need help the most. apparently, we all have a doppleganger — someone who looks exactly like us. liverpool forward mo salah has f

a happier afternoon for the blue half of manchester said he scored a 2 nell victory over burnley goals coming for from bernardo silva and kevin de bern. yeah. man city are 3rd in the table, 2 points from chelsea. i please always play good. sorry. because the, the dig you've everything in the gave you a difficult game of to international break. a team is over organized like you asked to adjust and adapt to way to play. so i'm so satisfied for the the game we played and a victory we had. oh, mine is getting ready to seize its place in the sporting spotlight. the country is set to stage the t 20 cricket world cup. a man is co hosting the turn of it alongside the united arab emirates. the event was originally set to be held in india, but the location was switched due to the co with $900.00 ban demik. the host played pop on new guinea in the opening match on funding. bangladesh will then take on scotland. we spoke to the men in charge of money, cricket about the work that's being done to prepare we had no public stands. we had no facilities for spectators. and we've had to create something

willis one that game and though the first manager and goalless draws at burnley and brighton.s she won the first race and broke away with more than 80 kilometres to go. rain affected those behind them she is also the first british rider, man or woman, to win the race. a dutch riderfinished second woman, to win the race. a dutch rider finished second over a woman, to win the race. a dutch riderfinished second over a minute behind. there was a shock ending to the rugby championship as new zealand failed to finish with 100% record. they were beaten by the world champions south africa in a thrilling match. new zealand ahead and have a final kick when south africa scored a penalty to win. new zealand finished as champions with five wins but a victory from south africa sees them replace the all blacks at the top of the world rankings and australia finished second after beating argentina. and finally you may won the us open in the ryder cup this year but he cannot add another title to his collection after reaching the last eight he was beaten in the final of the association world cha

there were also wins for southampton and burnley.cottish premiership. they were held to a goalless draw. dundee beat st mirren 1— 1. england's cricketers need 126 runs to beat australia at the t20 world cup. chrisjordan was the pick of the england bowlers in dubai with three wickets as they bowled australia out for 125 in their latest super 12 match. australia had been wobbling on 21—4. that england apply is just getting going and they are going along very nicely well on track to beat australia. you can follow that on the bbc sports website, where you'll find video highlights of the match so far, but that's all the sport for now. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. 6oodbye. this weekend will be dominated by two areas of low pressure. this one has mostly cleared away eastwards, that will be followed by sunshine and showers. tomorrow we have a deeper area of low pressure to bring some wet and windy weather, and that will also b

update from the premier league lester have just defeated manchester united for to while man city beat burnley to now. okay. thank rita. laura, thank you so much more news been about 2 minutes. was hulu . mm hm. in the country with an abundance of resources, right? already won indonesia, his firms for me, we moved full to grow and frank, we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy re to create quality jobs through invest. let's be part linda. this is growth and progress. invest in the media. now, a $115000000.00 traits disappeared every year in say, the clothing that we all wear from up cycling to say the forest. the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans law to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands. 3 of the 8th worlds, global bird migration white intersect right? where we are basically discovered a treasure try it is one of the most special wetlands on the plan. and i, for ice ecosystems, the light on al jazeera, stay propaganda, media, censorship, and the rise of all of their italian

i have brought the cypher to burnley to find out what people are hoping to hear from the chancellor latergow on medical advice. a perfect ten for the lionesses as england show latvia no mercy in their world cup qualifier to continue their unbeaten run. and the emotional moment d—day veteran harry billinge finally sees

all i'm glad that you know the chancellor was in bury this morning, because he thought he was in burnleylip of the tongue. really? so, he was in bury this morning and said that. that tax measure of getting rid of air passenger duty on domestic flights cost £300 million. and the budget documents said that it will mean 410,000 additional domestic flights. ijust don't think that's a good use of taxpayer money, to subsidise people making domestic flights. instead, we should be investing in our rail network, so that people have got a proper alternative. but also, we are not even on target to meet our 2035 carbon reduction targets. and so, every little measure that moves us in the wrong direction means we are even further away from meeting those carbon reduction targets. and i do find it astonishing that the week before the cop26 conference, that the government chooses to make this a flagship policy in their budget. what message does it send to the rest of the world about how seriously the hosts of cop26 take tackling climate change ? rachel, thanks for coming on newscast, we appreciate it, pa

norwich are hoping to end their six—game losing streak, it is 0—0 against burnley and depending on theand motherwell could well go on top with a win. they meet at tynecastle and after 15 minutes it is 1—0. what a result for coventry in the championship — they�*ve moved up to third and above fulham who they hammered a—1 at home. the visitors even led 1—0 at half time, but four goals in just 23 minutes helped coventry put their own midweek 5—0 thrashing by luton behind them. fulham are fifth — it�*s their worst league defeat for more than two years. chelsea have moved to the top of the women�*s super league table with a 3—1win over brighton and hove albion. guro reiten scored the first before sam kerr�*s fifth goal of the season gave chelsea a comfortable lead at half time danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls but beth england�*s goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. britain�*s cameron norrie has enjoyed another impressive win — he�*s into the semi—finals of the san diego 0pen after dropping just four games beating fourth seed denis shapovalov. he dr

man city 1—0 burnley. bernardo silva scored.emiership — with rangers and celtic both in action. leaders rangers are against hearts at ibrox, who are second. it is currently goalless there. celtic, down in 6th place, taking on motherwell at fir park. goalless there as well. in the championship, fulham got the better of west london rivals queens park rangers — they thrashed their local rivals, in convincing fashion. it finished a—i at craven cottage — aleksandr mitrovic scoring twice for the home side. the win moves fulham up to third, two points behind the top two — at least for a couple of hours —as bournemouth can go top with a win at bristol city. it�*s one of the biggest days ahead in cameron norrie�*s tennis career, he faces gregor dimitrov, tonight in the semi—finals of the indian wells tournament. whatever happens he�*s already assured of being the new british number 0ne next week, and could even break into the world�*s top 20 for the first time. if he wins, norrie will face either unseeded georgian nikoloz basilashvili or

i've been back to my home town of burnley to find out what else people want to hear from the chancellory? made fifth. why? i'm just making — your birthday? made fifth. why? i'm just making a list of people's birthdays.

manchester city are third, just two points behind chelsea, after they beat burnley 2—0.d. at half time in that match, manchester city awarded winners medals to four players who were part of their league title winning squad back in the 1967/68 season. among them was stan horne, meaning he becomes the first black footballer to win the english football league. horne didn't receive one at the time due to the smaller allocation of medals and a different appearance quota to claim one. jurgen klopp says there's nobody playing better in the world right now than mo salah, after he scored another wonder goal in their 5—0 win at watford. roberto firmino hit a hat—trick, but salah got the goal of the game to consign claudio ranieri to a miserable defeat in his first game since taking over as manager at vicarage road. two games today. everton host west ham at 2 o clock then at 4.30 newcastle play theirfirst game since their £305 million takeover by a saudi arabian—backed consortium. they take on spurs at stjames park. newcastle are third from bottom with just three points from seven

we went to the town of burnley in lancashire to ask residents what they wanted to see in the budget.nsurance. because wages aren't getting any better, we're all struggling, aren't we? everything's going up, not just gas and electric, i think also taxi fares have gone up a lot, products in the shop for the people and how is this going to affect the old people who have the less money to spend? it's my belief that the - chancellor needs to reinstate the £20 a week uplift of universal credit. . the cost of living is now astronomically high, - we need that £20 a week uplift to keep up with— the cost of living. it's been like being repeatedly punched in the face over 18 months, is what it's been like. because you get somewhere and then you are going down again. people are struggling, not everybody, but a lot of people are. we know the cost of living is going to go through the roof. how he could help, is at least keep things as they are for now and maintain the level of income support stuff for people. at least for a year until we get over this crisis a bit more and give business and people

it is made in burnley but made famous in hollywood.he past ten years we have moved from a difficult time into really quite a good state. and as much as anything what we want to do is get any help we can to carry on doing what we are doing, rather than have somebody parachute a great political idea in our heads. it is support for what we are doing and enabling us to do it better and faster. ~ , . , ., enabling us to do it better and faster. ~ ,. , ., enabling us to do it better and faster. ~ ,. , , , faster. music used to pay the bills forward nathan _ faster. music used to pay the bills forward nathan too. _ faster. music used to pay the bills forward nathan too. but - faster. music used to pay the bills forward nathan too. but he i faster. music used to pay the bills forward nathan too. but he lost i faster. music used to pay the bills l forward nathan too. but he lost his job as a dj in the pandemic. and like many, he is feeling the impact of rising prices, made worse by the cut in universal credit. he wants the chancellor to do more

two—time super bowl champion malcolm jenkins has taken a stake in premier league side burnley.r. scotland head coach gregor townsend has named 12 uncapped players in their a2—man squad for the autumn nations series. townsend said it's "exciting" to have a blend of experience within the team. scotland host tonga first at the end of the month. and after raising almost £3 million for motor neurone disease by completing seven marathons in a week last year, rugby league legend kevin sinfield is at it again — this time running 101 miles between his current club leicester, where he's a coach, to his former club leeds rhinos. tennis now. andy murray says he's never played a match like last night's, after beating frances tiafoe in a thrilling european 0pen first—round encounter in antwerp. it was an epic battle of almost four hours. amazingly, every set went to a tie break. murray hit 21 aces and backed that up with a solid second serve. he'll face second seed diego schwartzman tomorrow. now, what a few weeks cameron norrie has had. after only turning professional four years ago, it's b

burnley�*s josh brownhill only signed for the club last year, but wanted to help local businesses hitverybody was going to struggle and thus playing football as well we did not know whether some people were out of contracts everybody was feeling it. it's not like you play football and don't know what's going on in the real world. you have family members that are struggling and for me i wanted to help and see what i could do because ijoined in january so i did not have time to explore bernie and what it has to offer and then as it opened up again and it's a bit that's when i would go into the shops and build a relationship with people and realizing how they are struggling and that's when i thought i want to help these people and what i can do to help and that's when we decided on during the campaign and seeing how that would go. we on during the campaign and seeing how that would go.— on during the campaign and seeing how that would go. we had a lot of new company _ how that would go. we had a lot of new company ? — how that would go. we had a lot of new company ? support _ how that wo

last season�*s runners—up spurs won 1—0 at burnley, leicester beat brighton on penalties, while brentfordngston, dundee united, motherwell, st mirren, stjohnston and hearts were all draws. england�*s perfect start to the t20 world cup continues after they thrashed bangladesh by eight wickets in abu dhabi. jason roy top—scored with 61 as england chased down their target of 125 with ease. here�*s our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the act of taking the knee has come under renewed scrutiny at this world cup. here�*s what we saw from abu dhabi when wednesday�*s play began. this was the very first time england and bangladesh had met in a t20 international — the cricket format constructed for big shots. rash—hitting can kind of be contagious. the catchers were catching, 2—2 balls. the score was stalling — check your phones. not enough. but bangladesh fans bring huge enthusiasm — and always a tiger. now that�*s the batting they came for, that�*s the spirit they dress for. but in this game of cat—and—mouse, it was bangladesh who were caught again. and gone. score 124, and the game was already go

burnley, a town of nearly 90,000.to find out what people here i hoping for. levelling up here means something very different. this firm makes audio equipment for the music and movie industry. it is made in burnley, but made famous in hollywood. its boss said the chancellorjust needs to make it easier for businesses to operate. without imposing big ideas from westminster.— without imposing big ideas from westminster. ~ . ., westminster. well, i mean, we are already doing _ westminster. well, i mean, we are already doing our _ westminster. well, i mean, we are already doing our own _ westminster. well, i mean, we are already doing our own levelling - westminster. well, i mean, we are already doing our own levelling up| already doing our own levelling up over the past ten years we have moved from a difficult time into quite a estate. what we want to do is get any help carrying on what we are doing, rather than have the government parachuting a political idea on our heads. it is support for what we are doing and have been

"the abuse of managers has got to an unacceptable level" — those are the words of the burnley boss seanhe toll the newcastle job took on him and his family. bruce left st james' park by mutual consent yesterday, suggesting that it may have been his lastjob in football. that is all part of the job. when it gets to an inevitable level at which i think steve potts my point was, somebody with a respective his came a player, coach, manager, brenda said that it must�*ve gone too far because he is a wise come around his life as well as his career. i think someone i definitely trust for advice so if he is saying it, there must be some strength in what his words are. great britain have claimed three medals on the second day of the track cycling world championships in roubaix in france. oliver wood, charlie tanfield, ethan vernon and ethan hayter won bronze in the men's team pursuit, beating the reigning champions denmark by almost two seconds. and it was bronze again in the men's 60—lap scratch race. 22—year—old rhys britton showed his endurance and determination finishing third behind france's

places like burnley market... and still regretful about having to hike taxes.that and not comfortable with it but it's the result of the country and economy suffering and economic shock the likes of which we have not seen in 300 years, and our response to that, to help get the country through it. but taxes cannot go up so much without concrete consequences, for example on the number of people paying the higher rate of tax. it will be one in nine of the population, or 5.9 million taxpayers, by 2025 which has doubled since 2010 and it will be an extra 1.3 million in this parliament. at the opposition say the government's help is needed for longer. for people on the lowest incomes in our country and on modest incomes, they are seeing their incomes cut at a time when gas and electricity bills are going up. i think it's expensive. back in doncaster at a food bank, kt, one of the family's most under pressure, those without work who weren't helped by the universal credit changes yesterday, and lost the 20 a week emergency rise last month. it will affect me, and i'm tr

he has been running depher as a not—for—profit plumbing company in burnley since 2017.ames, i'm afraid we can't hear you at the moment. we will come back to you in just a few minutes because we want to hear the story and why hugh grant has given you £10,000. here, the queen has carried out virtual audiences at windsor castle — her first official engagements in seven days since she was ordered to rest by doctors. our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more. wednesday, when we heard that she was cancelling a planned trip to northern ireland and instead went into hospital, a brief stay there, an overnight stay in hospital, she never really went away in the sense that she was back at her desk carrying out what they call light duties on thursday. but this is the first person—to—person engagement, even if it wasn't actually face—to—face, it was one of those virtual things that everyone has been getting used to over the last year and a half. this was a virtual audience, first with the swiss ambassador and then with the korean ambassador, and you can probably tell from the pi

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verdict of businesses in bury on the chancellor's budget, leaving aside rishi sunak�*s mixup with burnleyn harihara from greater manchester chamber of commerce. harihara from greater manchester thank harihara from greater manchester you for being wi has thank you for being with us. what has been the reaction of businesses critically help with business rates? that must be welcome.— that must be welcome. that's absolutely _ that must be welcome. that's absolutely correct. _ that must be welcome. that's absolutely correct. first - that must be welcome. that's absolutely correct. first of - that must be welcome. that's| absolutely correct. first of all, thank you for having me. the 50% reduction in business rates and the fact that business rates will not be payable on increments that's welcome. of course the chancellor was in bari this morning for the party has been the recipient of plenty of that levelling up funds for making improvements to the marketplace was up so that again is something that is going to attract more businesses there and probably helps investment in that area. [30 helps i

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man city 1—0 burnley, bernardo silva scoring.t manchester city game, for medals for the league winning squad back in the 1967 season. among them was stan horne, meaning he becomes the first black footballer to win the english football league. horne did not receive one at the time due to the smaller allocation of medals and a different appearance quota to claim one. protocols have since changed on who receives medals and the efl approved city�*s request for players who missed out to be awarded one. five matches underway in the scottish premiership — with rangers and celtic both in action. rangers are in the lead against hearts. celtic have had to zero lead at motherwell. hibs are losing to dundee united. osheen murphy has become champion jockey for a thrid time as 12—1 shot celiway won the champions stakes on champions day at ascot. the queen was in attendance to see the french trained horse finish ahead of dubai honor and mac swiney. derby winner adayar faded to fifth and with it went william buick�*s hopes of finishing with his

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