they beat cardiff blues 19-11 at pro 14. they beat cardiff blues 19—11 at cardiff arms park.and munster. great britain's women gymnast will have a team and next year's olympics because they have qualified down to results of the world championships at stuttgart. they are through to tuesday's team final. that is it the sportsday from me and jane. more through the rest of the evening on bbc news, but it is goodbye for now. good evening. i think you are in the right place this evening. thoroughly miserable out there for many. heavy rain spreading eastwards across the country as we go through the night. worst at the moment is northern ireland but it will clear and things will turn drier. heavy rain spreads its way eastwards across wales, scotla nd its way eastwards across wales, scotland and england. it will become more persistent and heavy. central and southern scotland will have the most during the night. rivers are swollen and there will be lots of surface water and minor flooding. brighter start towards western areas but breezy and one or two showers. persistent rain in centra

cardiff city have been ordered to pay the first instalment of $6.5 million to nantes for the transfer plane crash injanuary while travelling from france to join the welsh club. a fifa panel met to rule on a dispute between the two sides, who had failed to reach agreement on settling payment for the striker. cardiff had argued they were not liable for the fee because sala was not officially their player when he died. scotland have reignited their rugby world cup campaign with a much improved 34—0 victory over samoa. having been comprehensively outplayed by ireland in their opening match at the tournament injapan they scored four tries in a bonus point win that could prove crucial in a wide open group a. our correspondant katie gornall sent us this report from kobe there was so much pressure on scotla nd there was so much pressure on scotland coming into this game against samoa, defeat was not an option and then you they do notjust have to win, but they had to score four tries in the process, that would yield that all—important bonus point and give them the best chance of progressing fr

cardiff will challenge the ruling at the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland.osted a picture of team mate benjamin mendy, likening him to the face on a spanish sweet brand. and the premier league have appointed david pemsel as their new chief executive — he joins from the guardian media group, replacing richard scudamore who retired at the end of last year. liverpool have been fined £200,000, half of which has been suspended by the efl forfielding half of which has been suspended by the efl for fielding and half of which has been suspended by the efl forfielding and an half of which has been suspended by the efl for fielding and an alleged illegal —— illegible player. he came on as illegal —— illegible player. he came onasa illegal —— illegible player. he came on as a substitute in the 2—0 victory did not have international clea ra nce. victory did not have international clearance. —— ineligible. to the rugby world cup, where new zealand have recorded the biggest score of the tournament so far beating canada 63—0 in 0ita. where history was made three brothers s

city ground and outside the cardiff city ground and outside nna ntes outside the cardiff city groundfootball‘s governing body, and on monday fifa made the ruling that cardiff need to pay the transfer fee which is worth £50 million. there is a payment of £5.3 million they should have paid months ago, but fifa says they need to pay it. cardiff stand by their words and say they are not liable and so they have turned to the court of arbitration for sport. there is a nasty taste about it when we are talking about a tragedy like this. what does cardiff city think it can achieve by this next move? when that ruling was made by fifa on monday it said it acknowledged fifa‘s decision, but it will go a step further and appeal it and it will turn to the court of arbitration for sport. that is where any sports law decision can be made, the final decision is made on any matter within sport. it hopes that thejudges will matter within sport. it hopes that the judges will make a final decision and consider the full scope of the evidence because it feels quite frankly the fee are only considered a narr

doubts that the ends justify the means welsh police force child the facial recognition technology at cardiff's millennium stadium allegedly to help combat terrorism if you look at how the technology has been used since then it hasn't been to the people on the terrorist watch list is being tipped for a relatively low level for minerals wanted for relatively low level offenses and that's really where we get into the issue is is this technology being used in a proportionate way. in london c.c.t.v. cameras are practically everywhere the british capital has an estimated 500000 surveillance cameras in operation around the clock more than any other european city. experts say britain has become a veritable surveillance state but few points seem to mind even if you totally trust your police and you totally trust your government now it is entirely possible to build surveillance technology that could become extremely dangerous and weaponized against the population in just a few years' time if a more authoritarian or racist or xenophobia or homophobic rights sexist governments were to be elected and took

cameras in the welsh capital cardiff they're ubiquitous in britain he's been used to the constant surveillance but recently discovered something that really shocked him the van was parked just around the corner and the by the time i was close enough to see facial recognition technology written on the phone it had already captured my data several times over and that felt like an invasion of my privacy i'm a law abiding member of the public i was going about my daily business i wasn't committing any crime i was next threat to anyone i knew the police were there filming me and capturing my data is actually i now he's taking the welsh police to court over this technology the police continue to use it scanning hundreds of faces per 2nd checking them against wanted lists. it's been a range of offenses it's been possession of class b. drugs there's been possession of a blade article i'm not on a range of things that you would expect to find in the general population so we are learning we are developing and there are actually people being taken off the streets who are wanted for offenses or to be in a

take on cardiff blues.k off at quarter to eight. matthew fitzpatrick leads golf‘s italian 0pen ahead of the final round. he missed out on a birdie at the 18th and had to settle for par on the final hole. it was still enough to see him 13 under and one stroke in front of america's kurt kitayama. justin rose and andrewjohnson are in a group 3 shots off the lead. stratum won the the big race of the day, the cesarewitch at newmarket. the 25—1 shot, ridden by jason watson who wore the blue and white colours of brighton and hove albion owner tony bloome, came injust ahead of party playboy at 50—1. summer moon was third, also at 50—1. expensive race for the bookies that one. the record—breaking 20—time champion jockey, sirap mccoy, has opened a new £6 million rehabilitation centre in newmarket. it's called peter 0'sullevan house — named after the famous racing commentator. over the last 35 years, the injured jockeys fund has helped over a thousand jockeys, providing over £18 million in financial assistance. this n

wales have pulled one back in cardiff to make it 1-1 pulled one back in cardiff to make it 1—1 with croatiads the finals next year. they have a 1—0 lead in neighbouring slavonia. belgium continued their flawless record with a 2—0 victory over kazakhstan. the netherlands edged closer to qualification with a 2—1 win over belarus. simone biles has become the most decorated gymnast in world championships history with not one, but two more gold medals on sunday in stuttgart. the americans have passed the overall medal record by winning on the balance beam. her 24th medal, before taking her tally to 25 by winning gold in the floor final. her fifth gold to 25 by winning gold in the floor final. herfifth gold of to 25 by winning gold in the floor final. her fifth gold of the championships. speaking of records being broken, gough has won herfirst speaking of records being broken, gough has won her first single title at the age of 15 in austria. she started well winning the first set 6-3 but started well winning the first set 6—3 but the experienced 0stapenko fought back to take the second convincing

in the south, cardiff and london up at a relatively balmy 16. friday night and into saturday, this weather front just does friday night and into saturday, this weather frontjust does not move and weather frontjust does not move and we will see some large rainfall building up, particularly over higher ground, with as much as 120 millimetres of rain expected over the hills of wales. all of this rain could cause a few issues with some localised surface water flooding, and some poor driving conditions out and some poor driving conditions out and about over hilly parts, taking us and about over hilly parts, taking us into the first part of the weekend. through saturday, the front slowly starts to move its way towards the south—east. again, cold airfor towards the south—east. again, cold air for scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england, plenty of showers, heavy with some thunder mixed in, sunny spells in between but it will be feeling cold, the exception to that cold story, still across the south—east, temperatures holding at around

manager ryan giggs hopes he'll be back for the home game against croatia in cardiff at the weekend.atch of their own this week— they go to rotterdam to take on the netherlands. michael 0'neill‘s side are currently second in their group, but they may need to take at least a point from their game against the dutch. this is a dutch squad that possibly, you know, has a bit more expectation, little bit more pressure, because they have not qualified for the i stress my tournaments. we have to make the game mentally as well, we have to make dow in their play, doubt and the supporters minds as well, and hopefully, if we can do that, it will give us an opportunity to capitalise on that, and hopefully ta ke to capitalise on that, and hopefully take something from the game. now for a look at some of the day's other sports stories. wolverhampton wanderers will play their next europa league game at slovan bratislava, on the 24th of october, behind closed doors. that's becasue uefa charged the slovakian club after their fans made racist chants in one of their play—off games. fleetwood town bossjo

recently, though, he's been taking part in a two—year vr trial by cardiff university and cardiff universitymdr — involves patients walking on a treadmill in front of a large cinema—style screen, showing images of the traumatic experiences they may have witnessed. i see boots on the ground. blood. two thirds of the 42 veterans with treatment—resistant ptsd saw on average almost a 40% improvement in symptoms. even with the evidence available now... and the belief is, that it is not just veterans that could benefit from this treatment. we can see no reason why this could not be applied to individuals with ptsd following other traumatic events, and so what we are doing now is applying for funding to do a much larger study across england, scotland and wales to look at its effectiveness in the national health service. 3mdr is the only treatment that's managed to help matt's symptoms. although the night terrors remain, his daytime flashbacks have diminished completely and the future's now looking brighter than ever. the recovery journey is still ongoing, it'll never end but, planning—wise, we are

from blocking roads in leeds, to disrupting the centre of cardiff, to targeting london city airport, extinction rebellion has tried to highlight climate change, but it depends on public support. trains like this one stopped in east london this morning are a low—carbon form of transport. but there was some sympathy. i salute you, honestly, and i hope, you know, we all find a solution. protests are raising awareness of climate change, but they also risk alienating the people they're trying to persuade. david shukman, bbc news. that's it. question time has a brexit special on bbc one, after the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. coming up on the programme. england make big changes, ahead of this weekend's quarter—final showdown with australia, at the rugby world cup. a call for the boxing world. "unite to make the sport safer" — following the death of american fighter patrick day. and more success for great britain — at the european track cycling championships — the women take gold, and the men get bronze tonight. hello and welcome to spo

they beat cardiff 23—14 — billy burns with the second of their two tries.nference a — but move level on points with leaders the cheetahs — who play connacht tomorrow. it looks like lewis hamilton will have to wait till next weekend to secure his sixth formula one world title after struggling in second practice for sunday's mexican grand prix. ferrari's sebastian vettel topped the timesheets and was almost a second quicker than hamilton, who could only manage fifth. the reigning world champion needs to finish least third, and get 14 points more than mercedes team mate valtteri bottas to claim the title. scotland's josh taylor takes on the usa's regis prograis bidding to become the unified superlightweight world champion this weekend. the pair weighed—in earlier today, but the american was an ounce over the 10 stone limit, so he dropped his under pants to make the weight. thankfully a towel was on hand to keep his modesty. no problems for taylor — who kept all his clothes on. both the ibf and wba titles are on the line in london tomorrow night. let's go to wa

wales have called up cardiff blues wing 0wen lane to their world cup squad.re, was part of wales' extended pre—tournament training squad. lane replaces forward josh navidi who's been ruled out by injury. he tore his hamstring and limped off in the first half of wales quarter—final win over france. but centrejonathan davies, who missed that game with a knee problem, should be fit for the semi—final aginst south africa on sunday. very disappointing for him. he has been very influential and very important for us in the last year. disappointing for us, to have a player ruled out. but, in saying that, these games are so physical, to have lost only one player at this game, it is a great positive for us. england, on the other hand, should have a fully fit squad to choose from for their semi—final against the reigning champions new zealand on saturday. they had been worried aboutjonny may, who scored two tries in their quarterfinal win over australia. he had a twinge in a hamstring but he is expected to be fine for the match. jack nowell is also back in contention ti

temperatures 16 in cardiff and london, compared to eight in belfast and glasgow. into saturday over the high ground in england and wales, could cause some problems with the risk of flooding into the first part of saturday. you're watching beyond one hundred days. boris johnson says he'll give mps more time to debate his brexit deal— but only if they let him have an election two weeks before christmas. the opposition labour party say they will vote for the election "once no—deal is ruled out and if an extension allows". borisjohnson says he will put down the motion on monday. under current rules, he needs two thirds of all mp‘s to back it. it is time that the opposition summed up the nerve to submit themselves to the judgment of our collective boss, the people of the uk. police investigating the deaths of 39 chinese nationals found in a trailer in essex are given more time to question

temperatures at a maximum of 16 celsius in cardiff and london, but there will be some spells of rainill be some spells of rain to a company that, and plenty of cloud. you're watching beyond 100 days. the countdown begins, unofficially it is day one of the general election campaign. and already we have 57 resignations, the divisions over brexit taking its toll on both sides of the house. we will speaking to one of those standing down, about the state of british politics, and the hostility that some mps say they have faced. in the impeachment enquiry, two career diplomats tell congress president trump had a deeply pessimistic view of ukraine, that was out of step with america's strategic aims in the country. also on the programme: boeing's ceo gets a grilling on capitol hill after the two fatal crashes of the 737 max.

recently though, he has been taking part in a two—year vr trial by cardiff university and cardiff universityic experiences they may have witnessed. i see boots on the ground. blood. alongside a concurrent study in the netherlands, this is the only other study in the world looking into using 3mdr to treat ptsd. you're having them thoughts because you're looking at these images which are taking you right back there. and you're back in that place you don't want to be. at times, matt wanted to quit. the risk with this treatment being that relapses could occur, with some not seeing and improvements. with some not seeing any improvements. but two thirds of the a2 veterans with treatment—resistant ptsd saw an average of almost a ao% improvement in symptoms. even with the eveidence available now... and the belief is, that it is notjust veterans that could benefit from this treatment. we can see no reason why this could not be applied to individuals with ptsd following other traumatic events as so what we are doing now is applying for funding to do a much larger study across england, scotland and wal

talked to three experts, one of them professor ron echoes, director of the common cold centre in cardiffre was such a place? how can we stop this? we are talking about over the course of 18 hours there are different remedies. the first one — two hours, gel in the nose which can trap the bug. how do you know you have got it? that is the difficult question. a sneeze is a lwa ys the difficult question. a sneeze is always an early warning. sickly nose? it is the body's attempt to expel the virus. trying to get it out, so i think that is a fairly early on sign. and then you've got the classic rest, because it takes over your body, you need that. the classic rest, because it takes over your body, you need thatlj over your body, you need that.” don't get any rest. chicken soup was in there, it might be anti—inflammatory, decongestants and some hot lemon and honey. honey and lemon provide immediate relief on a sore throat and a cough. didn't mention vitamin c? it mentions vitamin cand mention vitamin c? it mentions vitamin c and it says if you are living with somebody who has a cold, you will pr

they take on croatia and cardiff, but with aaron ramsey rolled out, he is injured.nal's perfect start to the wsl season has been ended by chelsea after a thrilling late comeback this afternoon. it was 1—1 going into the last 5 minutes — until substitute maria thorisdottir curled in a stunning winner to take unbeaten chelsea above arsenal and into second. and manchester united recorded back to back wins after a 3—0 victory over tottenham hotspur in london. goals from kirsty hanson and jane ross came either side of an ashleigh neville own goal to seal the win. reading beat everton 3—2 in a thrilling match at adams park. it was 2—2 at the break, but lisa—marie utland popped up with the winner for the royals 20 minutes from time. elsewhere, liverpool were held at home to a 1—1 draw by bristol city and west ham beat brighton 3—1. returning to japan — and mercedes set a new standard in formula 1 at the japanese grand prix as they secured a record—breaking sixth world championship double. valterri bottas‘ victory in suzuka sealed the constructors‘ title with four races to

correspondent, alexandra mackenzie, who is in glasgow, but first let's speak to hywel griffith in cardiffe so tight that every single mp's vote counts. a0 mps, the majority, over half are labour mps. we understand from around here that the vast majority of those will oppose that deal. the first minister in wales who leads welsh labour cannot —— says it is bad for wales, and potentially for ports like holyhead in north wales, the second—largest roll—on roll—off rate port in the uk. potentially that change of the customs border would have a detrimental effect. labour argues for wales. there is one wellesley bit name to watch out for, stephen kinnock who is the mp for the port talbot area. he has been a lead voice in the small group of mps for a deal. potentially he could be a point of the very few labour mps from across the uk who would help support boris johnson's deal. from across the uk who would help support borisjohnson's deal. he has been particular quite, his twitter feed particularly quiet, unusualfor him, he does not want to comment critically still a 2a hours or so going through t

recently though, he has been taking part in a two—year vr trial by cardiff university and cardiff universityvolves patients walking on a treadmill in front of a large cinema—style screen, showing images of the traumatic experiences they may have witnessed. i see boots on the ground. blood. alongside a concurrent study in the netherlands, this is the only other study in the world looking into using 3mdr to treat ptsd. you're having them thoughts because you're looking at these images which are taking you right back there. and you're back in that place you don't want to be. at times, matt wanted to quit. the risk with this treatment being that relapses could occur, with some not seeing any improvements. but two thirds of the 42 veterans with treatment—resistant ptsd saw an average of almost a 40% improvement in symptoms. even with the evidence available now... and the belief is, that it is notjust veterans that could benefit from this treatment. we can see no reason why this could not be applied to individuals with ptsd following other traumatic events as so what we are doing now is applying f

recently, he has been taking part in a two—year vr trial by cardiff university and cardiff universityaw an average of 40% improvement in symptoms. even with... the belief it's not just veterans that could benefit from this treatment. we can see no reason why benefit from this treatment. we can see no reason why this could not be applied to individuals with post—traumatic stress disorder or any other traumatic events and so what we're doing now is applying for funding to do a much state across england, scotland and wales to look at its effectiveness in the national health service. three mvr is the only treatment that is managing to help the symptoms. although the night terrors remain his daytime flashbacks have been and is com pletely flashbacks have been and is completely and the future is now looking brighter than ever. the recovery is still ongoing. it will never end. but planning wise we have gone always as a family. so it's little things like that, little steps going forward will make a difference. a bridge has collapsed in eastern taiwan, crushing fishing boats and launching an o

it is fairto happens at a small bar in cardiff. karaoke going on in wales andl theatre karaoke going on in wales and i wasn't there? i think that is and i wasn't there? i think that is a stranger. someone on twitter invited me and said we will do musical karaoke first night of them. it was great. i got a bunch of the crew and it was a fun night out for a lot of the company. he has had a whale of a time in wales. he has been back since because they have already started shooting series to of his dark materials in wales. tonight it is the premiere of the first series. we all get to see it when it lands on bbc one on sunday the 3rd of november. a well of a time in wales. you should be working for the tourist board. thank you. plenty more on wales today at 6:30pm. same to you, peter, 6:30pm in north east lincolnshire. if you would like to see more on any of those stories you can access them via the bbc iplayer. a reminder we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at 4:30pm here on afternoon live. some breaking news. there has been a sent

more unsettled is moving to friday, the temperatures in around 16 celsius in cardiff and london.eople who died in the grenfell tower fire are calling for resignations from the london fire brigade a report says more lives could have been saved if the building had been evacuated sooner — and found "systemic failures" in the fire brigade response. relatives and survivors called it heartbreaking. we believed the firefighters who came and knocked on her door and who came and knocked on our door and told us to stay. so we believed them and we stayed. today saw the last prime minister‘s questions before the general election. the leaders clashed over the nhs, the economy and brexit. we‘ll have a look at what the campaign could hold. wildfires are raging across california — and near los angeles, the ronald reagan presidential

gareth bale equalised just before half—time in cardiff to hold the group leaders to a 1—1 draw, but wales and they need to win both their remaining games and have slovakia drop points if they're to go straight through. i think on the balance of the game, pleased with the draw. it was a very -- it pleased with the draw. it was a very —— it was against a very good team and especially going 1—0 down, showed character and to get to go to get us back into it. but it goes down to the last two games now which will not be easy. but we have shown equality in this group that can do it. -- equality in this group that can do it. —— the quality. there will be a new coach announced taking over the women's american international team, taking over from jill ellis. it is this man. scotland's early exit from the rugby world cup has put the future of head coach gregor townsend under the spotlight. his contract runs until 2021, which of course takes him past next year's six nations, but not the next world cup. some think he's still the right man for the job. questions will be asked, they will bea questions w

and cardiff, with the welsh fire, you can see some of the welsh fire, you can see some of the names,ll pay for his local city and just over two weeks' time we get the other d raft two weeks' time we get the other draft as well for overseas players where they are dished out to some of these areas. steve smith and grayscale, could be snapped up by one of these teams. that is by the 20th of october and they will be live across the bc sports as well. we talked about some of the money on offer for the players and we talked about some of the money on offerfor the players and it we talked about some of the money on offer for the players and it will be interesting to see where the second pa rt interesting to see where the second part of the draft takes place. let people know how it differs because people know how it differs because people are talking about the shorter format and charlie is this going to compete with t20 cricket in many ways ? compete with t20 cricket in many ways? it is different. well the headline we knew about this competition was the very obvious one — the hundred, for th

of a stiff italian defense should be slightly tougher to negotiate their way through 3 nil from cardiff it's he'll be hoping for another easy topic on tuesday for now will continue to fear pictures or get straight to the. frankfurt fans were worried when coach already had to let all 3 of his top strikers go in the off season but the new recruits have moved and picked up the slack. sure not every attack leads to a goal but plenty to. hostage put the ball on target and fresh signing cleaned up. and distract patna you come under silva is running into for. that kind of play it is plenty to learn about. i'm sure you can score to happen to you john come on back not back but this time it was too late she won for frank with a new strike is proving just as deadly as the old ones. welcome to a new reality to sarcastically. is the 1st ever coach to receive a red card in the thanks to the introduction of a new rule the season. things started pleasantly enough for shots against was bold but watching his team get hacked down spoiled his moves at the decision not to award martz a corner here. slowly b

murray came through to close out the match 6-3, 6-7, 6-4. 0ne game in the championship last night, cardiffborner in the first half, before this late free kick from cardiff's lee tomlin ensured the points were shared. sheffield wednesday move in to the top six. laura kenny was one of three british medalists last night at track cycling's european championships in the netherlands. kenny took silver in the omnium, she was just pipped to gold in the final sprint. atie archibald took bronze in the women's individual pursuit while 0llie wood came third in the men's omnium. let's return to westminster now with naga and charlie. thanks very much. welcome back to westminster. it's almost 3.5 years since the brexit referendum. there isa since the brexit referendum. there is a desire on all sides of the debate to bring an end to the uncertainty over a future relationship with the eu. john mcguire has been spending the day with voters in port talbot, part of the leave voting constituency of aberavon. the tolbert has been a steel town for more than a century and although it may feel like a lifetime ago,

a stick italian defense should be slightly tougher to negotiate their way through 3 nil from cardiff have. he'll be has been for another easy topic on tuesday for now will continue to fear pictures again strangers. prompted fans were worried when coach already threatened that all 3 of his top strikers go in the off season but the new recruits have moved on picked up the slack. sure not every attack leads to a goal but plenty to. kill it helps to put the ball on target and fresh signing bastille's cleaned up one meal . and to strike back. i'm not telling you come under a silver is running into form to know. that kind of play is plenty to learn about. i'm sure you can school to have an easy job come on back not back but this time it was too late she won for frankfurt with a new strike is proving just as deadly as the old ones. welcome to a new reality to sarcastically and you might get thrown out of those farts is the 1st ever coach to receive a red card in the bundesliga thanks to the introduction of a new rule the season. things started pleasantly enough for shots against was world c

italian defense should be slightly tougher to negotiate their way through 3 nil from cardiff have. he'll be hoping for another easy topics on tuesday for now will continue to fear pictures against rangers. fans will worry when coach pretend that all 3 of his top strikers go in the off season but the new recruits have moved on picked up the slack. not every attack needs to go but plenty to. phillipos to get the ball on target and fresh signing bastille's cleaned up one nil . and to strike back. nothing new come on they still there is running into form 2 now. that kind of play is plenty going about. i'm sure anyone believing can school to anthony john gottman back not back but this time it was too late to wonder frank with a new strike is proving just as deadly as the old ones. welcome to a new reality series sarcastically and you might get thrown out of the shot is the 1st ever coach to receive a red card in the bundesliga thanks to the introduction of a new rule the season. things started pleasantly enough for shots against was bold but watching his team get hacked down spoiled his

equalize just before half time in just 90 minutes left napoli might have proved their wallets when cardiff restored their lead but then with only 4 minutes to play your subpoena church need to equalize a much to the anger of napoli boss carlo and lottie shone a red card for his troubles the world champion u.s. women's football team has a new coach 43 year old black co and an ascii from macedonia has taken over from joe ellis who stepped down after leading the u.s. to 2 women's world cup titles and then ask a start in the job with every member of the squad to gauge the gender discrimination lawsuit against the u.s. soccer federation and their respect for love. of the drive of the push that the players the players have in fact the sun does positive for me because they were translated they were transferred to the field and i have no doubt in my mind wants to step on the field that they're going to be focused on on what is important that time want to put the jersey on the put everything else on the side and they're focused on winning games to prove that in the past and. i've no doubt in my min

i know the honorable member of has is west -- cardiff west postponed his 60th birthday party, but not his birthday to be here. the house has gone to a great deal of trouble to assemble on a saturday for the first time in a generation. and, i do hope that in assembling for the purposes of a meaningful vote that we will be allowed to have a meaningful vote. permission, i shall make a statement on the new agreement that our european friends. the house will need no reminding that this is a second deal in the fourth vote, 3.5 years after the nation voted for brexit. friendships years, have been strained, families divided, and the attention of this house consumed by a single issue that at times felt incapable of resolution. i hope, mr. speaker, that this is the moment where you can finally -- we can finally achieve the resolution and reconcile the instincts that compete within us. years,mes in the last 30 i have heard our european friends remark that this country is halfhearted in its e.u. membership. it is true that we in the u.k. have often been a back marker, opting out of the single cur

some breaking news coming to us that cardiff is to appeal to the court of arbitration for sport againstte argentina striker mariano sala. they are ordered to pay the first instalment, equating to {5.3 pay the first instalment, equating to £5.3 million, something the welsh clu b to £5.3 million, something the welsh club contested on the grounds that his revised contract had not been signed. so, cardiff announcing that they are going to appeal to the court of arbitration for sport against that decision. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. perhaps unsurprisingly, the news that the duchess of sussex has begun legal action against the mail on sunday over a claim that it unlawfully published one of her private letters is attracting a lot of attention on social media. the hashtag #meghan is trending on twitter and one of those who's showing her support for the royal couple is the talk show host, ellen de generes. she tweeted: "i'm proud to call meghan and harry friends, and i'm even more proud of them for fi

i know the honorable member for cardiff west has postponed his 60th birthday party, if not his 60th birthday, to be here. so mr. speaker, the house has gone to a great deal of trouble to assemble here on a saturday for the first time in a generation and i do hope it is assembling for the purposes of a meaningful vote, that we will be allowed to have a meaningful vote. with permission, mr. speaker, i shall make a statement on the new agreement with our european friends. the house needs no reminding that this is the second deal and the fourth vote three and a half years after the nation voted for brexit, and during those years , friendships have been strained, families divided and the attention of this house con -- consumed by a single issue that has at times felt incapable of resolution. but i hope, mr. speaker, that this is the moment where we can finally achieve the resolution and reconcile the instincts that compete with ns. -- within us. many times in the last 30 years, i have heard our european friends remark that this country is halfhearted in its eu membership. and it is true that we i

temperatures 16 celsius in cardiff and london, compared to the chilli celsius.urday. hello this is bbc news. ben brown. the headlines. borisjohnson issues an ultimatum to parliament saying it can have more time to debate brexit if it agrees to a general election on december the 12th. you will make it is time, frankly, that opposition summed up that the people of the uk. i've been calling foran people of the uk. i've been calling for an election ever since the last one because this country needs one in orderto one because this country needs one in order to deal with all of the social injustices. but no deal must be taken social injustices. but no deal must be ta ken off social injustices. but no deal must be taken off the table. police say the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex were all chinese forensic teams are preparing to remove the bodies from the container. for the first time cystic fibrosis patients in england will have access toa life extending drug on the nhs after a deal is reached with the pharmaceutical company. a british man who fo

weather for the most part in england and wales, with temperatures at 16 celsius in both london and cardiffthe chilly eight celsius in glasgow and belfast. the dividing line is this weather front that becomes very slow moving through friday night into saturday, delivering huge falls of rain. we could see up to 120 mm of rain up over the hills of wales, very wet over the moors of southwest england and over the pennines. all this rain could bring the risk of some localised flooding as we head to the first part of the weekend. on saturday, the front itself will push a bit further south and eastwards as the day goes by. further north, a cold and frosty start with sunshine but plenty of showers moving across scotland, right the way across northern ireland and heading into parts of northern england, as well. for more of us, it will get colder with temperatures struggling. eight celsius in edinburgh, maybe just five celsius in the afternoon in newcastle. 1a celsius in london, so we still hang onto some milder air. there's an extra hour in bed as the clocks go back, but that extra hour may well be

mild in the south, 16 celsius for cardiff and london, but a chilly eight celsius for edinburgh and belfaste high ground in wales, the peaks and the pen ines will see some large rainfall totals building up, which means we could see some localised flooding issues building and as we head to the first part of the weekend. saturday itself, our weather front is with us initially. slow to move southeast of england, but eventually turning wet. further north, another day of sunny spells and blustery showers, through the afternoon it might only be five celsius at 4pm in hall and newcastle. still mild her torso southeast of england. but by sunday as the clock had spat, that extra hour could be spent under a warm duvet because that chilly weather will be coming in. a few showers around coastal areas in the north in the east. that's your weather. the latest edition of brexit cast. i am this is really big. the embassy in brussels for the withdrawal agreement bill in german and it is. iam going agreement bill in german and it is. i am going to go one further and say if you are bored of it by now, you wou

wales have called up cardiff blues wing 0n lane to their world cup squad.s the forward after the back row was ruled out by injury. he tore his hamstring and limped off in the first half of their quarterfinal win over france, and jonathan davies should be fit for the semifinal against south africa on sunday. very disappointing. he has been very influential and important for us. in the last year. it is disappointing for us to get a player ruled out but in saying that these games are so physical and to have only lost one player at this stage is positive for us. player at this stage is positive for us. and that is all your support for now, good night. the next couple of days not looking too bad, quite a bit of dry weather around, not completely dry across the board, because we have this weather front affecting the far north of the uk, we will have lost that weather front across the south—east, bringing the rain on monday. on tuesday, starting on a dry and chilly note, early mist and fog, it should tend to lift, then plenty of sunshine for england and wales thro

equalize just before half time and just 90 minutes left for the night through their wallets when cardiff crystal the lead but then with only forwards to play your subpoena church need to dip into lies a much to the anger of napoli boss carlo and to lottie shone a red card for his troubles. tyson fieri really steps in the ring with someone as big as him but he may have made his match on thursday the undefeated heavyweight makes his pro wrestling debut at a w.w. event in saudi arabia thierry will be fighting broom stroman better known as the monster among men and as you can see it's hard to argue with that monica now although. staged the entertainment theory says he's taken more impact in wrestling training than in boxing nonetheless the briton cannot wait for his w w debut. it's going to be a brilliant show you know massive stadium. it's going to be sold i'm going to put on a great show you know to be to be a superstars. right down to the main ones today it's going to be an amazing show. it's a great opportunity for me. it's a big cross promotion here with the boxing world and ties of the

bringing in josh, in the cardiff studio, good morning. thank you for coming on the programme.et on a video game app. why were you targeted? i think i was targeted because he thought i was vulnerable and weak and at the time idid vulnerable and weak and at the time i did feel weak, i was embarrassed, ididn't i did feel weak, i was embarrassed, i didn't tell my parents, i did not report it to the police, because at that age, six years ago, this was, i did not know anything about disability hate crime, did not even know it existed. i reported it to microsoft but they did not seem to do anything. they didn't do anything? no. i filed do anything. they didn't do anything? no. ifiled a do anything. they didn't do anything? no. i filed a complaint on the xbox and they banned him for one day but they did not warn him to stop doing it again, he carried on doing it. my friends didn't believe me. at the time. until, obviously, they saw him actually doing it. then, obviously, my friends believed me. i felt very embarrassed and i did not want to tell my parents because i did not know it was

there is live coverage from the cardiff half marathon online. i will be back in an hour. a man suffered what police describe as a slash wound while he was backstage. the event was taking place at the city's arena and being broadcast live on radio. the injured man was treated on site by medical staff and did not require hospital treatment. west midlands police have launched an investigation. there was music after music and all ofa there was music after music and all of a sudden, they were running out of a sudden, they were running out of the building. they didn't actually tell us what happened. it wasjust finished. actually tell us what happened. it was just finished. i think he drew the short straw. he came onstage and said because of circumstances it was finished. and then we were just told to leave the venue then we were just told to leave the venue for safety. it was good until then. now i'm just freezing cold and soaking wet. lam soaking wet. i am absolutely frustrated, i'm not going to lie. i'm devastated from tonight because i understand the actions and i understand

they're facing group e leaders croatia in cardiff — it's the croats who are leadnig 1—0 at the momentall tonight's results on the bbc sport website. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history. the american won her 24th world championship medal taking the gold on the beam in stuttgart. her victory on the vault yesterday meant she had equalled the record held by vitaly scherbo. and biles made it 25 medals shortly after wiht her 18th shortly after with her 18th gold after winning the floor event, finishing ahead of her compatriot sunisa lee and angelina melikova of russia. and this has been an incredbily successful world championships for british gymnasts too. 20—year—old joe fraser producing a perfect routine to win the parallel bars event. it's his first world title and it's the first time great britain have ever won a world medal in this discipline. it isa it is a dream come true honestly. all i have ever wanted is to come on the world stage and show what i am actually capable of and today i feel i have done that. world champion, you cannot ask fo

continue to have gusty onshore wind but that wind things mild with temperatures around 9 degrees for cardiffth spells of sunshine so for saturday with spells of sunshine so similar weather and sunday looks like a drier day but it could be cloudy for some of us. more detail on the weekend forecast out saturday has this band of rain starting in scotla nd has this band of rain starting in scotland and pushing southwards and the winds turn to a northerly behind that so it will fill colour here and further south, the shower is not as heavy as they have been across western areas. still sharp ones coming into coastal parts of kent and sussex through the course of the afternoon. temperatures are 13—15 for england and wales but cooling down for northern ireland and scotla nd down for northern ireland and scotland — 11—13. the second half of the weekend looks like this, northerly winds pushing south, bringing light showers for northern and eastern scotland, down the eastern coast of england. the best sunshine for northern ireland and parts of wales and south—west england but notice temperatures. we ha