thank you and more from cardiff to come.on faces a possible investigation into breaches of the conservative party code of conduct following his remarks about muslim women who wear the burqa. the former foreign secretary said they "look like bank robbers or letter boxes". the conservative party has received dozens of complaints as a result. let‘s discuss the complaints and what all of this means. joining me from westminster is the deputy political editor of the times, sam coates. very good evening to you. good evening. a quick thought first of all about the investigation, the code of conduct that is laid down. what could this mean potentially? it is quite important to be clear about what has happened today. they have been a number of complaints about boris johnson‘s article been a number of complaints about borisjohnson‘s article in the daily telegraph. that means that is a small investigation begun into what the complaint says. there is somebody currently working out whether or not to make this a big deal and escalate this i

he needs their short ride from the welsh assembly to cardiff castle stop —— thousands of people in cardiffce, the third british rider to do so. he will wonder what he will do so. he will wonder what he will do now, a big—money move on the table from a rival team, but team sky have produced six champions. table from a rival team, but team sky have produced six championsm is bonkers. thank you for coming. i was worried it mightjust be my wife and my dog. their support has been insane, whether on the side of the road, on twitter. there was a big shock in rugby league's qualifier tonight with super league side widnes beaten 21—10 at home by london broncos from the championship. jarrod sammut‘s last—minute drop goal earned the broncos the win. widnes have now lost 17 games in a row as they battle to secure their superleague status. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. welcome to our look ahead to the papers. baroness pete well and john sta pleton, baroness pete well and john stapleton, welcome. —— baroness ba kewell. independent refers to a tory civil war. the express s

it brings a lot to wales and cardiff.debate has begun as to whether thomas' victory is the greatest achievement in welsh sporting history — nevertheless, today is a day to remember, not only for wales but also for thomas himself. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers baroness joa n ba kewell and john stapleton. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with helen willetts. . thursday, eastern england had some rainfall. at least the gardens and the farmers were breeding relief. we have about an inch in east anglia, half an inch in london. there is more rain on the way as well. the rain we had through thursday was with that hot air across the continent and we have got lots of lumpy cloud will it growing in the atlantic. berries some tropical arya n atlantic. berries some tropical aryan that coming through the weekend. really throwing a spanner in the works. before we get the weekend, we have this cooler atlantic, north—westerly airflow that will bring quite

he'll be cycling through the streets of cardiff to be honoured at a special ceremony at cardiff castle join in the celebrations? and they have come out. the crowds have certainly turned out. to welcome their hometown he wrote geraint thomas, fresh from that historic wind. years being hosted by the first minister. let me take you through what is going to happen today. they will emerge out onto the stage. 0nto a special yellow stage. they will address the crowd, to a huge cheer, and then darren thomas will have to get back on his bike. he will be riding from the outskirts of cardiff, accompanied by 50 youngsters. they expect the streets to be lined by thousands of people. up to be lined by thousands of people. up to cardiff castle, where is national ceremony will take place. his wind hasn't used the nation. it has infused cyclists and the wider public. not least at his hometown club. they are gathered at his club to watch. they say has wayne harris and views the next generation of writers in wales. —— they say has wayne has infused the next generation of writers in wales. the first minis

proud to say he is a cardiff boy and i cried for... because...n, the aspiring cyclist out there and hopefully a bit of road safety awareness. cyclist out there and hopefully a bit of road safety awarenessm brings a lot to wales and cardiff. after following the tour de france the least we can do is show up for him. the debate has begun as to where his victory is the greatest achievement in welsh sporting history, nevertheless today is a day to remember not only for wales but also the number of people killed in last week's earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok, has more than doubled. officials say at least 250 people are now known to have died. since the 6.9 magnitude quake struck on sunday, more than 150,000 people have been left homeless. mehulika sitepu reports from lombok. more than 350 aftershocks have been struck since the quake on sunday, but this one was different. this was my reaction, after my hotel was hit. i'm saying "i'm still shaking because i had to run from my hotel room on the third floor." the ceiling was collapsing, glass

our correspondent tomos morgan is in cardiff.the city centre as the country gets ready to recognise someone centre as the country gets ready to recognise someone who was already a double olympic champion, a commonwealth champion, and a triple world champion, but no doubt last month's tour de france victory was the pinnacle of geraint thomas's career, and preparations are well under way as the capital, the home crowd and geraint thomas and self gets ready to celebrate his crowning achievement. never before has the welsh capital prepared to celebrate a cycling victory like this. only rugby and football have ever brought cardiff to a standstill in the past. roads will be closed, and crowds will gather as the country celebrates an accolade donned by only three other brits — geraint thomas, the first welshman to win the tour de france. today's homecoming will begin in cardiff bay, geraint thomas will then come to the city centre, where he, along with dozens of young cyclists from across wales, will ride down this street, all the way d

their prospects this season starting with cardiff.a season starting with cardiff. there is a lot of excitement. tomorrow they take on or in math, aside with a very different playing style to cardiff. now in this morning's press conference, he was very keen to point out that a lot have already written him off. the transfer window comes into that. they have managed to make some key signings, such as body read, for £10 million, and harry on loan yesterday. but they have not spent anywhere near the amount of the walls, it went with cardiff city for the championship la st cardiff city for the championship last year. don't write him off quite yet. he has been here before, and done it before. it would be my biggest achievement. it is not one, lam determined biggest achievement. it is not one, i am determined to try and enjoy it. i know it is difficult at times but ido i know it is difficult at times but i do not see what i could not try and enjoy it. if it comes to us than so and enjoy it. if it comes to us than so be it but i have got a goo

alan shearer wasn't impressed with his beloved newcastle, or indeed cardiff in the early fixture.to face each other in the premier league — the others incidentally michael and will keane. we can see this is what they used look like as youngsters and both newcastle fans. in the murphy home today and were probably pleased that was a draw the end. confirmation here of harry kane's first premier league goal in august — he does so at the 15th attempt, after 17 hours, 45 minutes of play in the month. also a terrific goal for kieran trippier in that match, a free—kick that had shades of the one he scored in the world cup semifinal for england — gary lineker one of those to notice the similarity. it's goals like that that make him so loved in his home town of bury in greater manchester — if you didn't know already the town's dedicated a car parking space at lidl to the man they call the bury beckham. if you have a car parking space that is dedicated purely to you you have made it. reminder of our top story. chelsea beat arsenal 3—2 in the premier league. marcos alonso with the winner afte

to huge crowd in cardiff, to celebrate his triumph of ten days' ago.as? yes, hundreds have turned out here to welcome him home, he wasjoined by young riders from cycling teams across the country to ride from the welsh assembly through the city centre to cardiff castle. it is a city where his love of cycling was harnessed, he is a proud welshman, we saw that when he was draped in the welsh flag atop the podium winning the tour de france, and he was draped in it again as he stood on the stage behind me. a little relieved that people have turned out to see him. just to walk out now with this is bonkers, isn't it? thanks a lot that people have come, i was thanks a lot that people have come, iwasa thanks a lot that people have come, i was a bit worried it mightjust be my wife and my dog but the support has been insane, whether on the side of the road or on twitter orjust back home, all i can say is thanks. and john, this celebration, seeing these young riders, this is what tea m these young riders, this is what team sky needed after a difficult year. it's n

cardiff city filipino goalkeeper niall etheridge.is being held in the troy. the tickets for the concert held out in under six minutes. joining me now from our studio in syd ney joining me now from our studio in sydney is shauna jensen. a soul, blues and rnb singer and self—proclaimed ‘aretha's biggest fan.‘ thank you so much forjoining us. what is your greatest memory of aretha franklin? you know, i think my greatest memory of aretha was watching her sing in 1998 when she took over from luciana watching her sing in 1998 when she took overfrom luciana pavarotti watching her sing in 1998 when she took over from luciana pavarotti and sang nesson dormer at the grammys. i remember standing there with my hand on my heart, i couldn't speak, my heart was open. she was incredible. shejust heart was open. she was incredible. she just saying it's like aretha, she didn't sing it like an opera singer. she sang it like the soul queen that she was. i still get tingles thinking about it, she was amazing. absolutely. how much of an inspiration was sh

it brings a lot to wales and cardiff.elsh sporting history, nevertheless today is a day to remember not only for wales but also for thomas himself. the headlines on bbc news: a court hears evidence from the england cricketer ben stokes, at his trial for affray. he says he stepped in after homophobic abuse was shouted at two men. boris johnson faces a possible investigation into breaches of the conservative party code of conduct, following his comments about muslim women who wear burqas. a damning report says appalling sexual abuse took place for decades at two elite catholic boarding schools, on boys as young as seven. the dramatic giant's causeway is northern ireland's most popular tourist atraction, and one ofjust four natural world heritage sites in the uk. now, it's at the centre of a row about whether tourists are being charged to see it. the national trust disputes claims that its signs surrounding the tourist hotspot are misleading, as our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. this geological wonder attracted m

edinburgh and the north—west, mostly dryfor cardiff and edinburgh and the north—west, mostly dry foroodbye. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at four. police in manchester say a shotgun was likely used in a shooting in the city's moss side area last night, 10 people, including two childern, sustained pellet—type injuries. we have launched an investigation. it is attempted murder. discharging a firearm it is attempted murder. discharging afirearm in it is attempted murder. discharging a firearm in a crowded place such as this, many people would this will become injured. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral , 24 hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. thousands of passengers in the north—west of england face another sunday of rail disruption , as northern cancels around 80 services. cyclists who kill pedestrians could face a new charge of ‘death

it brings a lot to wales and cardiff.lso for thomas himself. the dramatic giant‘s causeway is northern ireland‘s most popular tourist atraction, and one ofjust four natural world heritage sites in the uk. now it‘s at the centre of a row about whether tourists are being charged to see it. the national trust disputes claims that its signs surrounding the tourist hotspot are misleading, as our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. this geological wonder attracted more than1 million visitors last year. legend has it the causeway was once the domain of warring giants. today it is the focus of a different battle. the site is managed by the national trust, although to walk down and see the giant‘s causeway is free. but some people believe the national trust‘s signage is designed to make people think they have to pay. they are trying to mislead people into thinking that they have to go into the visitors‘ centre here to see the giant‘s causeway. the giant‘s causeway is free, it belongs to the people of northern ireland, it‘s p

it brings a lot to wales and cardiff.as to whether thomas' victory is the greatest achievement in welsh sporting history — nevertheless today is a day to remember, not only for wales but also for thomas himself. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: dozens of children killed and wounded in yemen, after a saudi—led coalition airstrike wipes out their school bus. other stories from the bbc newsroom: the government of puerto rico has significantly raised the official number of deaths caused by hurricane maria in september last year. up till now it had said 64 people had died. but officials acknowledge that more than 1,400 people died — much closer to estimates that we'd been hearing from independent organisations. wildfires continue to blaze for the seventh day in portugal's algarve region. hundreds of firefighters are battling to control the flames. the fires have injured dozens and consumed some 21,000 hectares of forest. -- 52,000 —— 52,000 acres. amongst the most read stories on our website —

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.s india in the opening test against england with a brilliant innings of 1a9. australia's minjee lee leads the women's british open by a stroke heading into the second round at royal lytham & st annes. and reigning champions the netherlands join unfancied ireland in making the semi—finals of the women's hockey world cup in london. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket news and england will take a slender 22—run advantage into the third day of the opening test against india at edgbaston on friday. it could have been a much larger lead had the home side been able to dismiss indian captain virat kohli who scored more than half his side's total, and watching was patrick gearey. what a day of test cricket that was, the momentum went one way and then the momentum went one way and then the other and then back again. india started on top, they managed to take the final wicket of england's first—innings within the first five minutes. 287 all out, sam curran the last man

cardiff are the bookies favourites to go down. top table after four years in the championship ended with a 2—0 defeat to bournemouth. callum wilson scored the second, having had a first half penalty saved. ryan fraser got the first from close range. it's the first time bournemouth have picked up three points on the opening day of the premier league. for cardiff and manager neil warnock, a relatively quiet transfer window and a far from ideal start. they know they have been in the game. they are an established team in the premiership. we could have got a result here on another day. it has given us a lot of... we were looking for this season. we did have one to two lads a bit nervous today in the first 15 minutes. i think once that rubbed off, we settled down and got a few injuries today, a few players they could not play. so it really bodes well i think the future. the early kick off was at st james' park. whilst many teams have rested their players who had a busy summer in russia, tottenham boasted seven world cup stars in their s

thomas will be presented in cardiff bay by welsh first minister carwyn jones outside the senedd, and when he arrives at the castle to greet the crowd, there will be more tributes, and amongst the crowd is another welsh sporting icons, former team—mates, welsh and british cyclist becky james, alongside team—mates, welsh and british cyclist beckyjames, alongside her boyfriend, rugby superstar george north. no doubt today will be a day to remember not just for welsh cycling enthusiasts, notjust for the welsh sporting public, but also for geraint thomas himself. fantastic, thank you very much, tomos morgan, enjoy it, wonderful celebrations in cardiff coming up a little bit later. let's have a look at the weather prospects with tomasz you know, they are asking me if summer you know, they are asking me if summer has gone, but we have got weeks of that still left. it has just turned to what it is supposed to be like across our part of the world, a bit of a mixed bag, sunshine and showers on the way over the coming days. let's have a look at the satellite image, pretty busy gci’oss at the sa

pretty warm in cardiff as well. a bit fresh in the north.e show with amol rajan. and alexjones. we have a dj in the house tonight — he's also a presenter and former member of boyband jls. well, now that the police cordon has been lifted, people this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at seven: the bank of england raises interest rates for only the second time since 2009. the increase to 0.75 percent will see some homeowners pay higher mortgages i just think they are thinking about big business and actuallly they're not thinking about the millions of people affected by this who are struggling to pay their bills. keeping the peace in zimbabwe — a new president could be announced this evening, following the disputed election. she was murdered by her adoptive father. now, a review finds chances were missed to save 18—month—old elsie skully—hicks. i'm andrew and i've got a smart phone. i'm kirsten and i've got a smart phone. i'm jake and i've got a smart phone. and i'm alice and i'm too small. how digital devices have transformed all o

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.look at the weather. here's louise lear. hello. the harvest has come early for many because we have had such a glorious summer. farmers hard at it today and in the east, highs of 25, 206 today and in the east, highs of 25, 20 6 degrees. further north and west, a different story, a cloudy and drizzly and grey day in windermere, in cumbria. that cloud is going to continue to invade from the west through tonight. acting a little bit like the duvet, it will trap some of that warmth we have seen trap some of that warmth we have seen during the day and it will be quite mild night tonight, but it will also bring rain with it. welcome rain for gardens, not sure weather the farmers are bringing in the harvest will welcome that rain, but moving in across wales, the midlands and down into the south—west. temperatures here perhaps 15, 16, 17 degrees. we start off tomorrow with a lot of cloud and some rain will take time to ease away. in the midlands, across lincolnshire and into east anglia and th

cardiff city and philippines goalkeeper neil etheridge. chene park ampitheater in detroit. the tickets for the concert sold out in under six minutes. earlier, i spoke to soul, blues and rnb singer shauna jensen, who in her own words, is aretha's biggest fan and she shared with me her memories of the star. you know, ithink you know, i think my greatest memory of aretha was watching her sing in 1998, when she took over from pavarotti and sung at the grammys. i remember standing there with my hand on my heart, i couldn't speak, my mouth was open. she was incredible and shejust mouth was open. she was incredible and she just sang it like aretha, she didn't sing it like an opera singer. she sang it right that soul queen she was. i still get tingles thinking about it. she was amazing. absolutely. how much of an inspiration were she to your singing career? aretha was the biggest inspiration in my singing career. it actually makes me quite emotional thinking that she is not here any more. she, i have listened to her since i was maybe ten or 12, sh

sian lloyd reports from cardiff.r. matthew scully hicks had been described by a judge as a jekyll and hyde type character. he was sentenced to 18 years in prison after inflicting a catalogue of injuries on the child. today, a report was published into whether lessons could be learned from her death. it found that professionals did not consider or raise the possibility that elsie was being harmed by a parent. her injuries were either missed or not documented, meaning safeguarding concerns were not raised, and information was not effectively shared between agencies. together with his husband, matthew scully hicks had already adopted one child and the family were known to social services. the report says the couple were seen through a positive lens by social workers, who had not always questioned elsie's injuries or recorded them. why was there this lack of professional curiosity, because there is a duty on social workers to be asking questions, particularly around injuries that they can see, during an adoption process?

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. first, they were small protests over pension reforms.wing a wave of anti—government demonstrations across nicaragua. the president of the central american country, daniel 0rtega, is deeply unpopular with the protestors, who want democratic reforms. they say the former revolutionary, now in his third consecutive term, needs to stand down and they're calling for early elections. arturo wallace reports now, from the capital managua. every morning, they wait. wives, mothers, grandmothers, hoping for news. the other side of these gates, nicaragua's most infamous prison, el chipote. a0 years ago, the nicaraguan rebels known as the sandinistas were tortured here. now, under president daniel 0rtega, who helped lead the 1979 sandinista revolution, the cells are filling up again. hundreds are being held. elida's17—year—old son is one of them. translation: i am sad, because i know my son needs me. what i want is for them to give me back my son, because he's innocent. that's what i beg for, to have him back. he was one of hundreds of thousands who t

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. briefly peaked today at $207.05 cents —— the firm's shares briefly peaked today at $207.05 on the new york stock exchange, following strong financial results posted yesterday. apple began 42 years ago, selling personal computers. it then expanded its range to include the ipod music player, and the lucrative iphone in 2007. the way we interact with technology has changed dramatically in the last decade. nearly 8 out of 10 people now own a smartphone, and according to a new report by the communications regulator, 0fcom, we're now becoming increasingly dependent on them. it's estimated the average person checks their phone, every 12 minutes, with a0 percent of us taking a look within five minutes of waking up in the morning. but for the first time ever, the number of calls made on mobiles has fallen. instead we're turning to messaging services like whatsapp and facebook messenger to keep in touch. rory cellan—jones has been to meet one family, to see how technology has changed their live

the streets of cardiff in that yellowjersey. —— face veils. and welcome back to our lookahead at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow morning. wheaterjoan bringing us tomorrow morning. wheater joan ba kewell, bringing us tomorrow morning. wheaterjoan bakewell, the late pm broadcast, and john stapleton. welcome back. we will give you an update on the papers. the row over boris johnson's burka comments update on the papers. the row over borisjohnson‘s burka comments make the front page of the guardian, the former foreign secretary facing an investigation. the telegraph says the conservative party chairman is accused of "kneecapping" borisjohnson, after those burka comments. the number of people waiting more than a week for a doctor's appointment has doubled. the express says the eu is about to offer the uk access to its single market without the condition of free movement of eu citizens. banks are not passing on higher interest rates to savers, that's according to the times. the ft leads with the plunging value of turkey's lira, amid a d

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.rash during a police pursuit in bradford. a bmw containing four men, was being followed by officers before crashing in the early hours of this morning. fiona trott is at the scene for us tonight. fiona. people are coming here to lay flowers a nd people are coming here to lay flowers and it is clear that the car hit that tree with some force. west yorkshire police have not confirmed how fast it was travelling or why it was being followed by an unmarked car. people here living on binley road say speeding cars are an issue, thatis road say speeding cars are an issue, that is something that may be considered by the independent 0ffice for police conduct to have taken over this enquiry. there are investigating as were here earlier today and groan was used gathering evidence. the i/0 pc has released a statement and it says, this is the most tragic incident and our sympathies are with the family and friends of those who have died. fiona, thank you for that. a prominent rapper has been stabbed

three people have been killed in a crash between a car and a lorry in cardiff.olice said the incident happened on southern way in the llanedeyrn area of the city ataround 4am. one of the main roads into cardiff is closed in both directions as officers continue to investigate the cause. police have warned it will remain shut for most of the morning. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, has said the party faces eternal shame unless it immediately stops the damaging arguments over anti—semitism. he has made the comments in an interview with the observer newspaper. our political correspondent tom bartonjoins us now from westminster. this is quite outspoken from the deputy leader, isn't it? yes. of course, this isjeremy corbyn‘s second—in—command. pretty strong language today, warning these arguments over anti—semitism risk rendering the party unfit for government. he says labour was wrong to change or remove four examples of what constitutes anti—semitic behaviour when it was incorporating the internationally accepted definition of anti—semitism into its disciplinary

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.d to be facing opposition to his plans to deliver a speech at the jewish museum in an attempt to defuse the row about anti—semitism in the party. officials at the venue in london have described the situation as "delicate" and they are seeking clarification about the speech. 0ur political correspondent susana mendonca is in westminster. bring us up to date. what can you tell us about this speech? we understand that the jewish museum was approached by the labour party to use it as a venue. the labour party has not confirmed whether or not it was a speech. that we now understand that the jewish museum said it is in discussions with the labour party about an event next week. it had been rumoured that the event was supposed to be tomorrow but it seems to be next week. the jewish museum has been trying to seek clarification from the labour party about what this event would be about. what they have said is that they would be open to hosting an event that was about genuine healing dialogue bet

well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not an awful lot, and cardiff maydon by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: two former members of donald trump's inner circle are convicted in separate court cases overnight. but the president denies any corruption in his 2016 election campaign. this is a witch—hunt, and it's a disgrace. this has nothing to do with — they started out looking for russians involved in our campaign. there were none. protecting pets from being reared in poor conditions. the government says puppies and kittens will no longer be sold in pet shops in england. a warning that children risk problems with their sight. 0ptometrists say one in four school pupils haven't had their eyes tested.

received a hero's welcome when he returned to cardiff wales on thursday a sea of supporters lined the streets near the city's castle. did his victory with thousands. of congratulating thomas' and she'd been following the first. just to see that the people. the people. expected from. the people of. argues remind of the top stories that we're following for you the red cross says fifty people including twenty nine children have been killed by a coalition air strike in rebel held northern. hit a bus reportedly taking children on a field trip led coalition said the did had been targeting. thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i'm not proud of and they will not succeed in dividing us so that i will not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made from.

well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not awful lot, and cardiff mighte changeable. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen pleads guilty to breaking campaign finance rules. in court under oath, he says he committed the crimes at the direction of the candidate. and another dark cloud for the president. his former campaign manager paul manafort is found guilty of tax and bank fraud over his work for foreign governments. no turfing out. the uk's brexit secretary says all european union citizens currently in britain will be able to stay even if no deal is struck. 18 windrush migrants who may have been wrongfully removed from the uk are to receive an official government apology.

— champions leinster narrowly beat cardiff blues in the welsh capital.o tries as leinster had to battle back from 29—14 down to win 33—32 at the arms park. the winning try was converted in the last two minutes of the game... and down the coast in swansea, the ospreys beat edinburgh 17—13 inspired by new signing george north, the wales wing scoring two tries on his competitive debut. there were two matches in rugby league's super 8's in super league tonight — including a shock at top of the table st helens who were denied the chance to secure the league leaders' shield after losing 30—10 to wigan, dan sarginson scoring a double in the first half as they went on to score six tries in total. st helens are still ahead of wigan by six points in the table. but huddersfield's hopes of making the semi—finals are all but over after they were heavily beaten by wakefield. rafael nadal has a fight on his hands trying to reach the fourth round of the us open. the world number one went a set down against russia's karen khachanov, who took the first set 7—5 after havin

were due to play their first game there against liverpool on the 15th september but that and the cardiffh on the 6th october and an nfl fixture on the 14th will be switched to wembley where they played all their home games last season. at least one champions league fixture will also have to be moved. spurs had already been given permission to play next saturday's home game against fulham at wembley. the spurs chairman daniel levy has said in a statement, "at the start of the project we asked for your support during what we knew would be a complex and challenging build and now we ask for your continued patience and forbearance. " this is going to be some embarrassment for the club because rumours had been circulating for weeks about the progress of the stadium and of spiralling costs, towards the £1 billion mark, adding towards the £1 billion mark, adding to that zero signings during the tra nsfer to that zero signings during the transfer window and fans have grown restless. there has been a lot of anger from spurs fans on social media, this from the tottenham hotspor supporters trust fol

norwich beat cardiff.been going great guns in the championship but lost at home to preston. and saido berahino scored his first goal for stoke city. he's been there 18—months. they beat huddersfield 2—0. what is happening at manchester united 7 it's manchester united's worst start to a season since 1992. three games in, they've won one and lost two. after defeat to tottenham on monday they're toiling at 13th in the premier league. and that appears unlucky for mourinho. sojust how bad is it? adam wild reports. so what about this, he is standing and clapping at the supporters. and those who are there are now singing back at him and applauding him too. what an apartment —— what a performance that was from jose mourinho. for united, opinion has felt really more divided. johnny eight —— jose mourinho and battle yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend.” yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend. i won more premiership salon than the other 19 managers together. free f

the spasm chelsea ball missing crystal palace were also on the winning side they defeated new teams cardiff and fell in respectively the other newly promoted club wolverhampton wanderers played out an exciting two two draw with evidence while federal so i went to punk with a now the dynamic dui that is the name on the kill and i'm back pay we're back in training ahead of the thought of the french league all say than paris begin that campaign on fun day again khan nineteen year old scored four goals for france at the world cup in russia meanwhile teammate neymar had a disappointing stint in the tournament p.s.g. it won the french champions trophy last week thrashing monaco four nil. the third round of the p.g.a. championship has just teed off in the last hour gary woodland holds a one shot lead after a day on which the record books were a written u.s. open champion brooks kept and south african child schwartzel both wrote themselves into the record books during friday's second round as they stormed up the leaderboard the pair a calling the longest round in taunton history with a seven under

into the weekend, you keep the hot air in the south and still pretty warm in cardiff and decent enough. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines: the bank of england raises interest rates for only the second time since 2009. the increase to 0.75% will see some homeowners pay higher mortgages. every decision i make about what i'm doing in my daily life, i have to think, "do i have the money to do that?" and it's just really frustrating and it holds me back. calm on the streets zimbabwe. an announcement on a new president is imminent following the disputed election. the incumbent emmerson mnangagwa has a significant lead over the main opposition candidate nelson chamisa. we'll bring you the result of the remaining province as soon as it's declared. also this hour: a review finds chances were missed to save 18—month—old elsie skully—hicks, who was murdered by her adoptive

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.lls for restraint in zimbabwe as the nation to which the result of the disputed presidential election following yesterday's violence, in which at least six people were killed. police have sealed off the headquarters of the opposition movement for democratic change. 16 people there were reported to have been taken away. the winner of the presidential election is expected to be announced later tonight. the front runners are ever sent mnangagwa of the reigning zanu—pf party, and the party for democratic change. the ndc claims the zanu—pf have rigged the election. fertile keen reports from the capital of harare. this was his first public appearance since yesterday's violence. nelson chamisa had come to visit wounded people in hospital. but international pressure on him to help de—escalate the crisis seems to have had little effect. offered the chance to call for restraint from his supporters, this was his response. there is no reason for us to show our restraint because it's always been re

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.running hundreds of miles and making it look this easy. my feet hurt constantly but in my head i am all right. ben from harrogate is running a lap of the yorkshire boundary, 470 miles. i am surprised how much i have settled into it. you have a good 10—15 miles and everything falls to pieces. you cope with the sense of solitude? it gets lonely on the tops when the weather comes in and can be disorientating. i do not have a lot of navigational skills. i have chucked myself in at the deep end. as well as the running and navigating, there is camping to content with. it is tiny, like sleeping in a coffin. then set off from scarborough 15 days ago. he followed the yorkshire boundary along the coast to redcar and crossed into the dales and then south over the pennines to sheffield and east over the humber bridge. 400 miles, so this next bit should be easy. back to scarborough to complete the challenge on saturday. it feels superhuman when you are smashing the miles out. an incredible feeling.

mostly dry with some sunny spells for cardiff and for london. warm middle pa rt and for london. after a warm middle part of the week it will turn cooler later in the week. goodbye. mission to the sun — the spacecraft heading off on a four—million mile journey of discovery. three, two, one, zero — lift off. journey of discovery. three rockets lifted nasa's parker solar probe from florida at the start of a seven—year voyage. as it travels closer to the sun than ever peviously possible, scientists hope it reveals the secrets of the solar atmosphere. police in manchester are treating a shooting as attempted murder — ten people, including two childern, have been injured. ten people, including two the afghan soldiers who'll now be supported by the arrival of more british troops — we have a special report. the afghan army is now leading the fight, but they are well below strength, suffering high rates of attrition whether through casualties or desertions... of attrition whether through commentator: teed up for robertson, and there is mo salah! and live

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.e start of the month. and it's all to raise money for a charity that works to prevent male suicide. imagine running hundreds. miles and it look this imagine running hundreds. miles and - it look this easy. my and making it look this easy. my feet hurt constantly but in my head iam all feet hurt constantly but in my head i am all right. then from harrogate is running a lap of the yorkshire boundary, 470 miles. is running a lap of the yorkshire boundary, 470 mileslj is running a lap of the yorkshire boundary, 470 miles. i am surprised how much i have settled into it. you have a good 10—15 miles and everything falls to pieces. you cope with the sense of solitude? it gets lonely on the tops when the weather comes in and can be disorientating. ido comes in and can be disorientating. i do not have a lot of navigational skills. i have chucked myself in at the deep end. as well as the running and navigating there is camping to content with. it is tiny, like sleeping in a coffin. then set off f

moved to wembley, that's the september fixture against liverpool and the 0ctober fixture against cardiffa full refund for those two temperatures. at the moment the clu b two temperatures. at the moment the club is hopeful they will be able to open the stadium on the 28th of 0ctober. that would be the home fixture in the premier league against manchester city. however, if the stadium still is not ready for that fixture, to change that one would become a little bit complicated, they would have to apply to the premier league for one of the following things, may be to reverse the fixture, change the fixture or possibly but highly unlikely, to change and find another venue. for the stadium to open, we know the following has to happen. they have to host if test events inside the stadium at a reduced capacity. but at the moment totte n ha m capacity. but at the moment tottenham do not have any dates for these two events. premier league fa ns these two events. premier league fans might not be too pleased by this story. a bbc study has revealed that more than half the clubs in the premier league

mostly dry with some sunny spells for cardiff and for london. the week. goodbye.

quick look at the other results from today huddersfield — down to ten men — hung on to draw 0—0 with cardiff — as leicester beat southampton. that's all of today's games taken care of. three more tomorrow — and the big one on monday is manchester united against tottenham at old trafford. looking for to that one. well we're going to stay with football and turn attentions to the championship. aston villa and reading drew i—i. there were also wins for blackburn, sheffield united, derby and leeds. queens park rangers halted a terrible run of form with a 1—0 win over wigan. sheffield wednesday, stoke city and bristol city also all won. birmingham lead nottingham forest 1—0 in the late kick—off. four games to tell you about in the scottish premiership — second placed hibernian drew i—i with third placed aberdeen. hearts were 1—0 winners at kilmarnock. livingston beat saint mirren 2—0 while saintjohnstone saw off dundee 1—0 it was a scramble in spa at qualifying for the belgian grand prix — as rain showers caused chaos. but lewis hamilton came out on top and will start from pole for tomorrows race,

welcome on thursday the team skyrider getting thomas celebrating his victory in a homecoming event in cardiff thomas became just the third britain and first a welshman so when the gruelling twenty one stage race which culminated in paris he was congratulated by card of spurs manager colin jones in front of more than three thousand fans and that's all the support from us from oh we'll have another update for you again later thank you very much peter now finally this bulletin dramatic video has emerged from switzerland of an explosive mudslide covering the streets of a village a storm and shallow song caused a river bed to expand and burst its banks song a guy a guy reports. a terrifying rumble. a sudden deluge of mud as the cascade crashes through. horrifying onlookers. nice to see such events. this flash flood in the alpine town of shambles song residents passes by surprise resembling a torrent of chronic lava. the massive flow has been triggered by a storm which caused a nearby river bed to expand and burst its banks sweeping across roads damaging everything in its path as a modern hit with

on promotion to the seniors and then a goal on his first league stopped one for the dream debut at cardiff. his mind colleague robin sentinel meanwhile normally avoided up on his leg at night met. him on and off laughing at sam started exists for dollars instead of business. this is absolutely bottomless owns well that ends well stopping this memorable mess up lurching into the realm of tragic comedy onset guessable bundesliga moments but now it's time for some new ones. some legends resigned but new ones appreciate it surely next season will bring new stuff. can buy in the title again with a new coach but hardly any new lives and what about two months when the seventy million euros parisienne invested into new players payouts. will need coach steve dortmund tiptop. we also have to keep our eyes on shall come. off a night. like six. and maybe even lit the fuse and. be crowned champions this time around anything can happen so for now we leave you with the most memorable moments from last season. six the books the basics the books the best the books the books the books. glad. to. help the. s

one of the most competitive divisions in world football now, as teams like huddersfield town and cardiffhe top six and getting promoted to the premier league. that makes it even harderfor premier league. that makes it even harder for the premier league. that makes it even harderfor the teams premier league. that makes it even harder for the teams coming down from the top division every season. this year it is west brom, swansea and stoke who have come down to the championship. west brom have kept faith in darren moore, in his first job as a manager. but stoke have made a change, bringing in gary rowett as their new boss, and swa nsea rowett as their new boss, and swansea have rowett as their new boss, and swa nsea have ta ken rowett as their new boss, and swansea have taken a punt on a very different type of head coach. graham potterjoins from different type of head coach. graham potter joins from the different type of head coach. graham potterjoins from the swedish side who made headlines last season when they took on arsenal in the europa league, but managing in england‘s second tier i

welcome on thursday the team skyrider gathering thomas celebrated his victory in a homecoming events in cardiff thomas became just the third britain and first a welshman so when the gruelling twenty one stage race which culminated in paris he was congratulated by court of swiss minutes colin jones in front of moving three thousand fans. and that's all the support from us will have another update again later but for now i'll hand you back to london and mary i'm looking forward to seeing you a bit later on well that wraps up the news hour but i will be back with much more news very shortly a full round up of the day's top stories coming up in just a couple of minutes time is take it out is there a scene a bit. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking story and this happened was in the truck didn't happen the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot international politics joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most of the big third if someone from the country who guides you w

welcome on thursday the team skyrider getting thomas celebrating his victory in a homecoming event in cardiff thomas became just the third britain and first welshman so in the gruelling twenty one stage race which culminated in paris he was congratulated by cart of. colin jones in front of more than three thousand fans and that's all the support from us for now we'll have another update for you again later. now finally there's been a time conservationist in the us a fighting a proposal to strip major provisions from the endangered species act they say the trumpet ministrations plan we can a law that protects endangered plants and animals rob reynolds reports. a tiny and delicate creature the blue butterfly has fluttered and danced on planet earth for tens of millions of years far longer than the human species has existed it is classified as an endangered species clinging to the outermost fringes of los angeles's sprawling metropolis its native habitat largely reduced to suburban mcmahon. gins and strip malls and dulcie works to keep the elsa good job blue from vanishing forever their habitat

wins the chelsea bowl within crystal palace hole so on the winning side and they defeated new teams cardiff and fed them respectively the often merely promoted club wolverhampton wanderers played out in exciting tears or draw whatever ten. the dynamic duo that is neymar and kelly and i'm back hey we're back in training ahead of the start of the french league on season perez undermanned begin their campaign on sunday against khan nineteen year old and by pace scored four goals for france at the world cup in russia meanwhile teammate neymar had a disappointing stint in the tournament peers one the french champions trophy last week thrashing monaco for nell. the spanish football season will kick off on sunday when the league champions barcelona face coppertone ray when a severe in the super cup the traditional season opener is being played over just one leg for the first time since one thousand nine hundred two over the years the match was actually played over ten legs another change to the fixture in two thousand and eighteen as that is being staged in the moroccan says he of township barcelo

i was thinking, of course you will, by the 1226 from cardiff has been cancelled because of train crew. a quick question from a member of the audience. why is simon calder wearing hiking boots?|j definitely am. yesterday i was hiking in yorkshire across to the irish sea and i have not been home yet. did you want here this morning long distance? no, itook yet. did you want here this morning long distance? no, i took the tram. i love it. i like it, that is a good look. i wasn't going to carry smart shoes around. quite right. thank you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. poet and broadcaster, ian mcmillan is here to tell us what's caught his eye. we'll speak to ian in a minute, but first let's have a look at the front pages. the times. their leading with a story that there are issues within the uk about tackling rich foreign criminals. the front page of the daily express, a shocking rise in child diabetes. 0ne a shocking rise in child diabetes. one of the stories we been reporting this morning. there has been a massive discussion about non—recy