eastbourne in june of this did not play between the us open and eastbourne injune of this year becauseo be, and she is a player who all the others speak very, very highly of. they to go all the way again. we have to get excited. we have never seen this before. this is the opportunity of a lifetime for the chiefs because you are chasing greatness, you are chasing the new england patriots, you are chasing tom brady and bill bella check. you might not win as many super bowls as they have, but you can to repeat, do something that no other team has had in the super bowl era. i think they have the ability to do that. patrick mahon �*s is only doing better. this defence has only improved and they are hungry for this because they know this will make them the greatest team ever. and that is the key. —— bill belichick. everybody is chasing immortality in the nfl, how are you remembered? and this is how they will be remembered as one of they will be remembered as one of the greatest teams. they are ready to fight hard to go back to the super bowl. you can follow that one over on the bbc sport web

eastbourne borough council leader — eastbourne borough council leader together with 218 council leaderscil leaders wrote to the last government to ask for urgent _ last government to ask for urgent support and propose a number— urgent support and propose a number of solutions to. they were — number of solutions to. they were completely ignored. will this chancellor meet with me and local_ this chancellor meet with me and local government leaders to discuss — and local government leaders to discuss what immediate support she can — discuss what immediate support she can provide to help us across— she can provide to help us across the country tackle the temporary accommodation crisis? i temporary accommodation crisis? iwouid _ temporary accommodation crisis? iwouid say— temporary accommodation crisis? i would say having served as a local councillor for many years i very much recognise the problem that he is describing. i'm sorry to hear about the situation. i will refer to his comments to the deputy prime minister who is in charge of housing and i will make sure he will get a response as i

kelly's property is mostly paid for by eastbourne borough council.emporary accommodation this year. half of all the money they receive in council tax is spent on homelessness. the soaring costs are leading to cuts. the heritage centre at beachy head is to close. arts spending is being cut. swimming pools and toilets could also go. none of these savings are easy for us to make, and i would prefer the government to be funding us in full for the cost of temporary accommodation. but as you've said, we've got to provide a balanced budget and in order to do so, without additional government support, we're going to need to look at making some really difficult decisions. the cost of homelessness is forcing other councils to make cuts, too. in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed. in east london, a number of libraries are set to close. last year, councils in england spent £1 billion of their own money on temporary accommodation. councils have a legal obligation to house the people that they are paying for, but the government doesn't full

she only returned on the grass at eastbourne injune, but she is such a complete player and i'm not thatshe won today in straight sets. but it ends this glorious summer run ofjasmine paolini, runner up at roland garros, runner up at wimbledon, errani, but now beaten at the fourth round stage in new york. although i'm sure it won't wipe the smile off her face. russell fuller reporting from the us open tennis now, it's day five of the paralympics in paris, and it started with a flurry of triathlon medals — a day later than planned after a drop in the water quality for the swimming in the seine forced a postponement. but it was better late than never for home favourite jules ribstein who took gold in the pts2 class in front of a huge crowd on the grand palais — one of two golds for the french triathletes today. china have had another fantastic day on the badminton courts in paris, with three more gold medals to take their total tally in the sport to eight golds. so far, the most any other nation has in badminton at these games — is one. but british sprint star jonny peacock missed out on wi

kelly's property is mostly paid for by eastbourne borough council.ey they receive in council tax is spent on homelessness. the soaring costs are leading to cuts. the heritage centre at beachy head is to close. arts spending is being cut. swimming pools and toilets could also go. none of these savings are easy for us to make, and i would prefer the government to be funding us in full for the cost of temporary accommodation. but as you've said, we've got to provide a balanced budget and in order to do so, without additional government support, we're going to need to look at making some really difficult decisions. the cost of homelessness is forcing other councils to make cuts, too. in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed. in east london, a number of libraries are set to close. last year, councils in england spent £1 billion of their own money on temporary accommodation. councils have a legal obligation to house the people that they are paying for, but the government doesn't fully reimburse their costs. and as demand for temporary

i was in eastbourne and i have beenin was in eastbourne and i have been in london and in southport withhat timo, you spoke in the eastbourne as well. you were with us and it's amazing now, some people, some cynical people might say, hang on, ukip the reform party. >> aren't these parties supposed to be a away from europe? and yet and yet we've got we've got a former european deputy prime minister here. what's that about? >> yeah, that is because i totally understand that there are different views on this, but l, are different views on this, but i, i was then a foreign minister and deputy premier in 2016, mid—summer , when that voting mid—summer, when that voting came in. i was in my summer cottage and it was roughly midnight than it looked like that. they are going to remain. and then i put i left the radio on and 4:00 in the morning there was a shout in the radio and i woke up and there was that. the tide has turned and you are actually going to leave . i actually going to leave. i consider that very , very consider that very, very democratic thing that you were allowed to vote and tha

kelly's property is mostly paid for by eastbourne borough council.ould also go. none of these savings are easy for us to make, and i would prefer the government to be funding us in full for the cost of temporary accommodation. but as you've said, we've got to provide a balanced budget and in order to do so, without additional government support, we're going to need to look at making some really difficult decisions. the cost of homelessness is forcing other councils to make cuts, too. in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be sold or closed. in east london, a number of libraries are set to close. none of these savings are easy for us to make, and i would prefer the government to be funding us in full for the cost of temporary accommodation. but as you've said, we've got to provide a balanced budget and in order to do so, without additional government support, we're going to need to look at making some really difficult decisions. the cost of homelessness is forcing other councils to make cuts, too. in north norfolk, six public toilets are to be so

look, cam norrie was a late starter, but somebody i know saw him saw this guy billie harris at at eastbourneng with driving to the tournament in a van? >> nothing's nothing's wrong. it's just not. you wouldn't get that in modern tournaments because tennis is awash with money. now, if you walk around, if you walk around anywhere around south—west london during wimbledon fortnight or even dunng wimbledon fortnight or even during queen's the week before, they've got laid on sponsored cars laid on by the tournament. and that's if you're in the top 50, top 100, top 300, even . 50, top 100, top 300, even. >> it might be a really flashy van. it might be a van like a house. >> i'll check it out. i'll check out. yeah, it might have a might have a wash basin. might have a shower. it might, it might, it might have a mini court where he can practice his serve in perhaps, you know, but but look he's won. he won his, he won his tie yesterday and team gb heading towards the knockout phase. it looks like brilliant. >> aiden. thanks very much. we'll see you in the next hour. do stay with us. we'll be going t

this is the scene in eastbourne first thing.ell but it is a mixed picture today because although there will be sunshine for many of us there is also rain around and that rain will be slow—moving across parts of northern england, north wales, challis was scotland as well. this is a satellite image from the past few hours, a zone of cloud slipping south here and a weakening weather front has produced outbreaks of rain across southern scotland, and northern wells as well and it will be slow—moving so it does stay cloudy, patchy drizzle here for much of northern england and northern wells. a rush of showers for scotland moving from east to west through the middle of the day with the odd thunderstorm and sunny spells either side. northern ireland is mostly dry and bright today. top temperatures here are 20, 20 one degree or so, most of us are sitting in the mid to high teens. into the evening that band of patchy rain pushes self and the rain eases away and becomes largely dry tonight with clear spells, light winds and the odd mist an