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that's as the fa continues it's search for a long term replacement for gareth southgate who left his following the story for us. it's just over three weeks since gareth southgate resigned from being the senior england team manager, after defeat to spain and the euro final, and there's just that amount of time, just over three weeks, until england need to name their next squad for the nations league games against finland and the republic of ireland, so there isn't actually much time logistically to get a new manager in place, and if we look at what the fa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before. you have stuart pearce, howard wilkinson, and even gareth southgate, they got the role from the under 21's in stepping up. it fits into st george's park ethos. young players have a development path and so do coaches as well. you also look at lee carsley and what he did last summer with that england under 21 side — he won the european championships. they played really, really good football under him, exciting football. and a number of those players have stepped up to

also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during garethars in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won the european championship in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the 21s before or currently. i think it was important too, not only with the players, but get staff around me who understand how i work and how i want to see a camp run. arsenal keeper aaron ramsdale could be on his way joined the gunners last season. ramsdale is in lee carsl

has been named england's interim manager for their nations league matches in september replacing gareth his 8 years in charge after the team reached the final of euro 202a. carlsey has been the under 21s coach... but will step up while the football association continue their recruitment of southgate's replacement. they've confirmed he'll lead england for the matches against republic of ireland and finland but a statement also suggests carsley could stay in charge throughout the autumn. barcelona have signed dani olmo from rb leipzig. he went to demote desirable before leipzig and is now returning to camp nou where he came through the academy starting his career. it's a packed day in paris today both on the track and off it. 35 gold medals up for grabs today — and a brand new olympic sport making its debut — let's take you through some of the highlights. team gb�*s toby roberts has won gold in the mens boulderfinal — a stunning victory after his japanese rival sorato anraku fell. on the track the big medal events include the women's heptathlon and team gb�*s katerina johnson—thompson is

as we have seen with previous caretaker managers, and gareth southgate himself, if interim managers doey coming in as interim head coach as he does so many of those players. —— he knows. specifically in the ones who won the euros last summer who have now made the step up to the senior squad, and he has been around the senior set up and been part of that technical team, so providing analysis to gareth southgate. it is a very seamless and smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if they _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if they fly _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if they fly through those nations league matches and do very well. what about the long—term succession plan, then? who do we think they are looking to? the succession plan, then? who do we think they are looking to?- think they are looking to? the fa have always _ think they are looking to? the fa have always said _ think they are looking to? the fa have always said that _

the former ireland player will replace gareth southgate, who stepped down last month after eight yearswon the european championship last year. football journalist henry winter had this to say about whether lee carsley could get the england managerjob permanently. if you look at the sort of the development, internationally, we've obviously we've seen it with, england with gareth southgate stepping up from the under 21 seconds eight years ago. we saw it very successfully with the spanish, with de la fuente in the summer, beating england in the euros final. he stepped up from the under 21. we've seen it with argentina, the world champions, with lionel scaloni stepping up from the under 21. so there is a sort of philosophy and idea that coaches who are brought up within the age group system of a country, they get embedded with a dna. they embed that into the players who then step up to the seniors. and if the under 21 coach steps up with them, as carsley is going to do, certainly on an interim basis, then then there's long term benefits for perhaps keeping him on, but it's a totally differ

you have stuart peers and even gareth southgate, they cut the rope from the under 21 �*s and stepping side. he won the european championships. he played really, really good football under him. exciting football and then a number of those players have stepped up to the senior squad in that time. you have players like levi colwell, adam walton, even though he played one game, just made his debut before the euros and cole palmer as well played more of a role and scored in the final. they will know quite a lot of the squad from having managed them and also just being around st george�*s park. as he a serious contenderfor a george�*s park. as he a serious contender for a permanent role? george�*s park. as he a serious contenderfor a permanent role? and where are the faa at in naming a long—term replacement? i where are the faa at in naming a long-term replacement?- where are the faa at in naming a long-term replacement? i think you have to be just _ long-term replacement? i think you have to be just because _ long-term replacement? i think you have to be just because of _ long-term replace

gareth, what a smart girl, she decided to outsmart me, just like her father, jonathan, he hid you well from us, that medallion was dampening your powers, your father didn't want you to be special, he understood that some people shouldn't be stronger than others. and he invented a device that makes everyone equal, you believe in what your father wanted, right? i'm sure you're as talented as he was, be with us, together we'll create a city of equals where honesty is valued above all else. here they are random and undeserved gifts and strength, it's so unfair, are you recruiting me, but i'm not like him and i won't be, roy, this is your chance to regain our trust, you have to kill her, i 'm not a murderer, kill... her, or i will, now you're ethan, prove to me that you won't spare the daughter of a traitor. markus, wait, what is the? ' no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's gone, i've been brewing this infusion for 3 years and now there's not a drop left, okay, you, make some more, ugh! here, take it, wet the scar, grew it, dried it, squeezed it out, that's it, it's gone. "bell, forg

the fa have been conducting a search since gareth southgate resigned last month but have always madeill have a interim solution in place. india are chasing 248 in the one—day international in colombo, the first match was tight and sri lanka won the second. they made 248—7 and the top scorer got 96. india got 73—4. there is so much support to keep up with but that is it for now from me. thank you. i am in paris, with but that is it for now from me. thank you. iam in paris, continuing the coverage of the olympics. she has covered all the sports so let's talk about what is happening here. the last time france hosted the summer olympics was back in 1924, 100 years ago. they have battled hard to bring these games and they are finally happening and the city is really embracing them. earlier i spoke to the sports minister who gave me her thoughts on how she thinks the games have been. we are roud to thinks the games have been. we are proud to give — thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that _ thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that joy _ thinks the games have been.

the quality of the players in that era, players like that the good things that gareth southgate did isactising penalties, they made it more of a science rather than an old school victorian ethos that you wander up and it's a bit on sporting to practice things like that. the germans have done it for years and look where it's taken them. and, sven, ithink he years and look where it's taken them. and, sven, i think he took that. i talked to him about what he didn't work on penalties, the psychology of players. he also said he should have taken a psychologist to some of the tournaments. sven revealed he was a lifelong liverpool fan after sharing his diagnosis, and got the chance to manage a team of legends in a charity match at anfield earlier this year. he shared the dugout with former liverpool playersjohn barnes, ian rush and john aldridge. he wasjust a he was just a quiet, placid, he wasjust a quiet, placid, lovely gentleman. i was looking forward to meeting him. knew him for many years, i think he was a little nervous at first because it was such a big day for him. what he's wanted al

gareth southgate got the players practising penalties, made it more of a science.es previously, sven admitted that, why he didn't work on penalties, the psychology of players, he also said he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments.— taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. thank you for “oininu those tournaments. thank you for joining us- — you can follow everything live on this story on the bbc sport website and app. russia has carried out a massive aerial assault on ukraine. president zelensky said it was one of the largest attacks on the country and involved more than 100 missiles and about 100 drones. he's urging european air forces to help his military shoot down attacking drones. explosions were heard in several cities, including the capital, kyiv where these pictures were shot. hundreds of people in kyiv sheltered in the subway, after alerts were sounded. explosions were also heard from lutsk in the west to dnipro in the east. at least four people were killed. russia says energy sites were the focus — and news agencies there

of course he replaces gareth, as you said, gareth southgate, who got us to the ,2 finals, including that when england sadly, sadly lost two one. but we don't need to dwell on that. let's look forward. >> yes, we'll remain positive . >> yes, we'll remain positive. meanwhile, pressures grow on the former newsreader huw edwards to give up his salary. the bbc is now asking him to return more than £200,000, as they accuse him of acting in bad faith. their board say he he's undermined trust, but taking his wage since his arrest in november, sorry for taking his wage since the rest in november, despite knowing he'd plead guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children. >> well, joining us now is former bbc presenter danny kelly. danny, thank you very much indeed. i mean, when people found out that huw edwards had been receiving his very large pay been receiving his very large pay packet, despite everything that's been going on for him and at the bbc, i think most people were quite shocked. we're quite shocked. this man was on an absolutely enormous salary , do absolutely enormous s

gareth southgate got the players practising penalties, made it more of a science.tice things like penalties previously, sven admitted that, why he didn't work on penalties, the psychology of players, he also said he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. henry winter. you can follow everything live on this story on the bbc sport website and app. thoughts and memories of sven—goran eriksson, who has died at the age of 76. to ukraine next — where russia has carried out a massive aerial assault. president zelensky said it was one of the largest attacks on the country and involved more than 100 missiles and around 100 drones. at least six people have been killed. these pictures show what seems to be a missile crashing into a reservoir near the capital kyiv. explosions were heard in several other towns and cities across the country. this is dnipro — where the local authorities says at least one civilian lost their life. and a ukrainian farmer died in an air strike in the southern zaporizhzhia region. hundreds of people in kyiv sheltered in the su

one of the good things that gareth southgate did is that he got the players practising penalties.rather than sort of old school, sort of victorian ethos, that you just wander up and, you know, it's a bit unsporting to practice things like penalties. you know, the germans have done it for years, and look where it's taken them. and sven — i think he admitted that, i mean, i've talked to him enough times about, you know, why he didn't take, you know, a work on penalties, the psychology of players. and he also said he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. henry winter speaking to me just a short while ago. to ukraine next — where russia has carried out a massive aerial assault. president zelensky said it was one of the largest attacks on the country, and involved more than 100 missiles and around 100 drones. at least six people have been killed. these pictures show what seems to be a missile crashing into a reservoir near the capital, kyiv. explosions were heard in several other towns and cities across the country. this is dnipro — where the local authorities

there was a great sense of momentum about england that really until gareth southgate i hadn't felt beforeament. that was because he was prepared to go against tradition, conservatism, and select the 17—year—olds. because he had that sense that life is for living, he was prepared to take a gamble. he transcended football. you can say the name sven and you automatically knew he was talking about. there are very few people who are known just by their first name and he achieved that. i think some of that was the off field antics he cut off to. that came together in bad and bad in 2006, the bizarre situation with the wives and girlfriends, which he was front centre. nancy dallaglio, she was part of that culture. that was a very strange thing to cover as a journalist. every night in bad and bad and you get a phone call to say they are all in this italian restaurant. there will be dancing on tables. suddenly football and celebrity culture came together. we all came out of that with a lot of great stories and we were very grateful to sven for opening our eyes to a lot of things. jonathan wilson,

football, lee carsley has been appointed as the interim manager of england's men's team and this follows garethg the euros when england reached the final but lost to spain stopped lee carsley has been appointed as interim england manager. and until very recently, he was the boss of the england under 21 is a side and just some information about him from that period, in georgia last summer, the england under 21 team won a trophy for the last time in 21 years and also the first to have successive clean sheets in the tournament's history so let's see what he brings to the main team but lee carsley appointed as interim managerfor england's men's football team. police in northern ireland say they dealt with several race—related hate crimes in belfast on thursday night. a car was set on fire and a group of masked men threw bricks at officers. after a week of rioting across england and in northern ireland, the uk prime minister said today there are plans in place to crackdown on any potential unrest this weekend and has asked police chiefs to stay on "high a le rt". the violence was triggered by misinf

he's stepping up from his role in charge of england's under—21s to replace gareth southgate.rocess continues for a new permanent head coach. somerset council is cutting a quarter of its workforce, and selling assets like offices and historic buildings, to try to make ends meet. we've been following the council since it declared a financial emergency last year. injanuary it faced a £100 million hole in its finances, but avoided bankruptcy by reducing services. now as it looks ahead it faces a similar challenge, but with much less left to cut. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has been allowed in to film with the council, and has been speaking to local people affected by the cuts. it has been a summer of sport at this recreation centre at yeovil. good. but back injanuary, i was here when people feared these facilities would close because somerset council couldn't afford them. there was a campaign. and now, the future looks secure. the local town council has taken the site on, to the relief of many, like rosie. it's like everyone can keep using it, and it will bejust be a

carsley, who succeeds gareth southgate on an interim basis, has picked chelsea�*s noni madueke, alongs retirement, from the international game. now time for the weather with louise lear. hello there. despite a few sharp showers in the far north of scotland, thursday was a perfect late summer�*s day. in fact, quite a rarity for august because we had sunshine topping and tailing the country. yes, it was glorious at times. now, it�*s likely that we�*re going to keep that quiet theme for the next few days, despite a little bit of early morning mist and fog around exposed west coasts, an the whole, there�*ll be a lot of sunshine to start the day on friday. cloud will develop as we go through the afternoon, but nevertheless the temperatures will start to pick up quite nicely. we�*re looking at 15—19 degrees in scotland, maybe highs of 2a degrees across south—east england — that�*s 75 fahrenheit. high pressure stays with us into the start of the weekend. it is starting to pull its way north and east, and that will allow more of an easterly flow and this weak weather front could trigger a few

i guess one of the things that southampton is famous for is bringing out new talent, for example, gareththere players that you are watchin: there? , , , watching there? yes. some players have shown — watching there? yes. some players have shown in _ watching there? yes. some players have shown in pre-season - watching there? yes. some players have shown in pre-season and - watching there? yes. some players have shown in pre-season and we i watching there? yes. some players l have shown in pre-season and we are have shown in pre—season and we are always wondering with going to see them in first team football but it appears that russell feels they will feature so it's great to see southampton using the development is coming through. wejust southampton using the development is coming through. we just want to bring you some breaking news coming in from the london fire brigade which is that ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters have been deployed to a fire at somerset house. this is a key art centre in central london. two of the brigade's 32 metre ladders have been sent to the scene to

things southampton is famous for is - southampton is famous for is bringing up new talent, for example garethhe moment? are their players that you are watching? there are a couple actually who have shonein there are a couple actually who have shone in pre—season. we are always wondering if we will see them in first team football. russell has been confident that they will feature and it is great to see the youth development coming through. thank you very much, fans of southampton football club. six men have beenjailed for taking part in what a judge described as "12 hours of racist, hate—fuelled mob violence" in hull. the city was one of a number affected by a wave of disorder throughout england and northern ireland earlier this month. jo makle has this report. get out. (expletive) he was part of a mob which targeted a car, terrifying the eastern european men inside. he looted stores, filling a bag at lush like he was on a shopping spree. you can see him mouthing �*merry christmas' as he hands out stolen goods. go on, lad. and this isjohn honey trying to smash the window of shoezone. the 25—ye

been appointed interim england manager ahead of september's nations league games, as the search for garethictory in the final of the european championship last season, beating — you've guessed it — spain in the final. in a statement, carsley said...

the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgated's alex hales hit 68 runs from 42 deliveries as rockets got back to winning ways. they move up to third place in the table. spirit remain one off the bottom. earlier, trent rockets women beat london spirit by 31 runs. grace scrivens top scored with 55 runs. rockets move up to sixth place. and that's all the sport for now. we'll have more later on, we'll see you then. hello there. the next 24 hours look fairly unsettled. we've got another weather system working in off the atlantic that's going to bring a stronger breeze, cloud, outbreaks of rain, so an unsettled day tomorrow. after we start off with some sunshine the cloud will tend to build in. and we've had a breezy day today, thanks to this area of low pressure that's brought windy weather to scotland and plenty of showers, but it's moving away. the showers fade away in this brief ridge of high pressure through the overnight period, so a drier, clearer night to come for northern, central and eastern areas, but the signs of this weat

gareth williams who lives in and to who knew thomas for 30 years, i talked to everyone who knew him,kind human being with a calm spirit. that is the latest coming to us on the fatalities in this situation. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is here to tell us more about the timeline we know so far. let's start with where this happened. we know from tracking site marinetraffic — that the yacht was anchored 700 metres off the port of porticello — just east of sicily�*s capital, palermo before the violent storm hit on monday. you can see from this map how the stormy weather swept through the area in the early hour. local meteorologists say a weather alert had been in place for some four days before the disaster, after searing heat had raised the temperature of the mediterranean to 30c, higher than normal. this video was taken on shore and shows you the strength of the winds. witnesses say the yacht disappeared beneath the water at around 05:00 local time and sank in around two minutes. a local fisherman told reporters he saw a waterspout in the vicinity. you can see one here — it's a form of t

he's stepping up from his role in charge of england's under—21s to replace gareth southgate. has confirmed he is the creator above a fish—and—chip shop in north—east london. the birds are shown in silhouette, fishing, above the shop in walthamstow. it's the fifth image that the elusive artist has confirmed is his in the capital since monday. now if i throw a look at the weather with louise lear. now if i throw a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there! heat and humidity is set to build as we go through the weekend, but we do need to caveat that with saturday, there is going to be quite a lot of cloud around for most of us. but it will turn increasingly very warm and very humid from sunday onwards. let's take a look at what's happening, then. this weather front will bring more cloud on saturday into south—west england and wales, and with isobars quite tightly packed together further north, that's going to feed in plenty of showers, particularly from west to east across scotland throughout the day. southern scotland, northern ireland keeping some sunshine. england and

the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgate are on the brink of winning the deciding one day international against india. the first match was tied and sri lanka won the second in the 3 match series. they made 2a8—7 in their 50 overs, avishka fernando top scored with 96. in reply india are 128—8. the men's dinghy sailing medal race hasjust finished — australia's matthew wearn won the gold medal. and that's all the sport for now. back to you anita more now on our top story — three men have beenjailed for their parts in a wave of riots that has swept across parts of the uk over the past week. but what about the role of social media in all this? and ofcom says it has published an open letter to online platforms about the �*increased risk of their platforms being used to stir up hatred, provoke violence and commit other offences under uk offences under uk law, in the context of recent acts of violence�*. prime minister, keir starmer has become embroiled in a war of words with elon musk after the tech billionaire said that civil war

as brainy gareth and her children.ere called by the fire service just after two o'clock in the morning to a house fire on this residential street in bradford here. mainly semidetached houses as you see behind me. we have seen some aerial footage now of the housein seen some aerial footage now of the house in question and it seems as though the fire was isolated just to that one property and it was in the upstairs bedroom window it seems that lots of subt can be seen, where flames were coming out we spoke to some neighbours who heard the siren dead came out in the middle of the night knowing that something was wrong, could see the fire service, could see the ambulance service and police already there. one neighbour we spoke to said she was aware that they must have been people inside because you could hear the shouting and screaming but there was nothing anybody could do. they could do was stand back and watch the emergency services do their work. as we know, a 29—year—old woman was pronounced dead at the scene, and thr

the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgatel the sport for now. there are 6000 riot police on standby in towns and cities preparing for more violence and unrest as it has happened over the last few days. as we've been hearing the large majority of protests across the uk have been peaceful in brighton — there is a large police presence have been peaceful in brighton — there is a large police presence places under threat, named online for possible targets for far right protests. we've seen these counter demonstrators, and see racism demonstrators, and see racism demonstrators, let's run through some of the places we've seen them. as we've been hearing the large majority of protests across the uk have been peaceful in brighton — there is a large police presence at a counter—protest that has spilt out onto one of the main streets in the centre of the city. this is bristol where over a thousand counter—protesters have gathered on west street where almost all the businesses on the street have boarded up their windows. in brentford —

been appointed interim england manager ahead of september's nations league games, as the search for gareth southgate�*s successof continues. the 50—year—old has stepped up from his role as england u21 head coach to replace southgate, who resigned two days after losing the euros final to spain last month. carsley led england under—215 to victory in the final of the european championship last season, beating — you've guessed it — spain in the final. in a statement, carsley said... the plymouth argyle manager wayne rooney has said he'd like to see pep guardiola take over as permanent england boss. he did add that carsley deserves an opportunity, though. speaking ahead of tomorrow's community shield match against manchester united, the manchester city manager said the choice for his future will be his alone. i have to decide what i want to do with my life. i want to continue here, i want to take a break, i want to do national teams or not, many things, but of course right now, because i'm here, my energy and my energy rises again close to the competition. so, fully, i would say excited for the

the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgateckets are playing london spirit in a double header in the hundred at trent bridge. the women are on first. spirit won the toss and put the hosts into bat with 55 runs for grace scrivens as they finished on a hefty 158 for 5 in reply england captain heather knight reached 29 before departing. spirit need 51 runs to win from 13 balls with four wickets remaining. the men play at half past six. white back we will keep you updated with the rest of the sports news for the afternoon. at that is all for now. , ., ., " the afternoon. at that is all for now. ., ~ , ., the afternoon. at that is all for now. . ~' , ., , the afternoon. at that is all for now. ., ~ , . let's return to our top story and the first people charged after more than a week of riots across the country have been sentenced. prosecutors say it's the �*tip of the iceberg'. derek drummond received a sentence of three years for violent disorder and assaulting a police officer in southport. he was one of three men to be jailed at

been appointed interim england manager ahead of september's nations league games as the search for garethes. the 50—year—old has stepped up from his role as england under—21 head coach to replace southgate, who resigned two days after losing the euro's final to spain last month. carsley led england under—21s to victory in the final of the european championship last season, beating — you've guessed it — spain in the final. in a statement, carsley said... and that's all the sport for now. keep up—to—date with all the olympics on the bbc sport website. thanks, so much. we can talk more about the olympics as it is day iii and paris has been spectacular, pretty classy. not words i would use from maryam tonight. maryam in the olympic spirit for us tonight and let me show you. that view behind you is absolutely beautiful and then what is happening in front? i said behind you. what is happening in front? i said behind vom— what is happening in front? i said behind yon-— wa nted wanted to show you a little bit of the merchandise that you can get here because a big thing about olympics and people w

i mean , gareth's or your race. i mean, gareth's gone so far as to say he's got in touch.es should be a protected group, not the pompous killers who hunt them. that's gareth's strong view. what do you say to that? >> well, i think that hits the nail on the head. >> well, i think that hits the nail on the head . thank you. nail on the head. thank you. because, the lack of understanding and let's say sort of prejudiced discrimination based on a bit of a lack of or quite a lot of lack of understanding of our way of life, makes it very, very to easy discriminate. and looking at those lovely pictures you just had on of, of foxhounds, if that's what they were, they might have been staghounds, i don't know, in a community, as part of the life of rural communities, that's a, that's a thread that's been going on for i know since man was running around, in cave paintings, you know , with dogs chasing deer, know, with dogs chasing deer, let's say, and so through our literature and our art and our culture and our relationships with each other, with our landholders and our farmers, we'

a regular during gareth southgate's eight years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired fromland interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also fifa played under him when he was england u21 manager. this was the team that won in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. legal mogwai has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. to leave his own impression on this ”foul to leave his own impression on this u-rou. . , . �* group. looking at the squad, i've worked with _ group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the _ group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority - group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of - group. looking at the squad, i've| worked with the majority of them, whether— worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the under— whether when i was assisting the under 20 — whether when i was assisting the under 20 once before or currently. i think— under 20 once before or c

gareth, thank you very much indeed. what should we make of this?rs that they have a duty to teach very young children. what is misinformation and what is extremist? >> i mean, they really don't have that duty to teach children in that way, and this just represents some dangerous politicisation, of the of the school curriculum , school curriculum, >> gareth, i'm going to have to. so sorry , but but leave it so sorry, but but leave it there. we've just heard some breaking news. we're getting our home and security editor right back into the studio. we're heanng back into the studio. we're hearing of two stabbings in central london, in leicester square, a tourist destination, of course, a busy part of london. mark, thank you for coming back in at such short nofice. coming back in at such short notice . what do we know? notice. what do we know? >> well, an 11 year old girl, we're told, and a 34 year old woman have been stabbed in this attack in leicester square. we are waiting on word because we're in a very early stages of this unfolding incident to det

gareth, 21, and ahmed al akbar, 25.rs who were spared jail and instead given community orders for attacking a man and stealing his rolex watch, now suleman nick hewer in 2014 was convicted of five counts of sexual activity with a child. you've guessed it. he also was spared jail. so we've heard the accusations of two tier policing. but is there also a case for two tier justice? well, that's the topic of tonight's conversation. and joining me now to discuss this in the studio is the barrister jonathan dean kc. and also stephen barrett barrister. so let's start with you, stephen. we've heard there a very different set of roll calls with very, very different outcomes. do you think on the basis of this evidence, and particularly in events of the recent two weeks, we have a two tiered justice system ? well, so we are justice system? well, so we are entitled to assume that the judges have taken all of the relevant information into account and done their job properly when they have sentenced these individuals. >> and we're not

gareth says totally disagree . gareth says totally disagree. qualifications aren't gender bound.the same or have the same energy that comes from a man doing it. i think most football fans prefer characters. cammy jeff etc. yeah, fair enough. liberty says no. they are more than qualified and they work hard. i used to like des by this thinking all fans are not qualified either and should not have an opinion. there's a good point. you do see the fan podcast and things you think, well, what qualifies you? have you not played it at all? but anyway, 79% of you agree that des lynam says. that says that women basically shouldn't be commenting or pundits doing the punditry on the men's game. 21% of you disagree. so there we go. coming up as kemi badenoch tory leadership campaign is rocked by a historic migration mishap to thank the home secretary for removing the annual limits on work visas and also on international students, both of which i lobbied for. kanji bounce back when immigration is such a key issue for tory voters, former lbc political editor theo usherwood offers his expert ana

carsley will step up to replace gareth southgate, who brought his eight year and eight years in charge to an end after defeat in spain in the euro 2024 final last month . and those are final last month. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now i'm tatiana sanchez. i'll be back in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thanks for that, tatiana michelle dewberry. and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. one of my favourite parts of the program is when you do the headlines, listening to my panels responses to some of the stories we're just hearing there. the announcement about there. the announcement about the interim england manager and one of my panel was going, who? who even is it? who even is it? do you know who he was? is it a good appointment in your minds or not? alongside me, the guy i've just been talking about the conservative peer lord shaun bailey and the fireman trade unionist and author, paul embery. good evening to both of you.

been appointed interim england manager ahead of september's nations league games as the search for garethfor a promotion back to the top flight at the first time of asking. they're won 2—0 up at deepdale, with the goals coming from ollie arblaster and gus hamer. elsewhere, blackburn rovers beat newly promoted derby county 4—2 at ewood park. last season's championship top scorer sammie szmodics getting rovers' third goal. tyrhys dolan and summer signings andi weimann and yuki ohashi with the others for blackburn. keep up—to—date with all of the sport at the olympics on the bbc website and across the bbc. and that's all the sport for now. hello there! heat and humidity is set to build as we go through the weekend, but we do need to caveat that with saturday, there is going to be quite a lot of cloud around for most of us. but it will turn increasingly very warm and very humid from sunday onwards. let's take a look at what's happening, then. this weather front will bring more cloud on saturday into south—west england and wales, and with isobars quite tightly packed together further north, th

johnson—thompson at the fourth time of asking in football, england appointed interim successor to garethall manchester community shield at wembley this afternoon. >> just gone 8:00. >> just gone 8:00. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is gb news. breakfast. >> i really hope we do celebrate kjt. you know , because she's kjt. you know, because she's katarina johnson—thompson. yes, she's i mean, so it's one of those things when you said i thought it was a bit, a bit pointed. if i'm honest, when you said at the thought she's, she's got an olympic medal at the fourth time of asking. yeah. >> but i think, i think that in itself has to be, has to be celebrated. of course it is. of course it is. is that that was exactly the phrase that i used, wasn't it, in a couple of hours ago. but is her story then why why didn't she succeed in the previous three olympics? >> was there anything particular that happened? >> no, i don't think so. i think it was. it requires a hell of a lot of consistency when you've got to perform over seven different events. it depends who's around at the time

and then we've got gareth davies supporting jenrick. it's feeling to me. it's very early days andifs to me. but it's very early days and it's a marathon, not a sprint. that jenrick, who's coming in the studio shortly to talk to us but also badenoch are the two front runners in this but are we going to end up with like a with two righties fighting it off? that would be extraordinary, james, for the membership to decide between two righties rather than typical kind of sunak and truss centrist and righty offering that they normally get in a leadership. >> yeah. well hopefully the fact that there's going to be a long, battle through all of this, through the summer into the autumn, passed the conservative party conference in october. we'll see a lot of these things and we can tease out, well, what does righty mean? what does right wing mean? >> does it has moved? is it centre ground or common ground. >> well, it's exactly the right kind of questions. we should be asking these sorts of people. and i think long contests will tease out these guys who have got real

that's how she came to speak to the bbc belfast political correspondent gareth gordon in 2021. powerful civil servant you've never heard of" or "the most powerful woman in britain". do you recognise those titles? they obviously relate to my formerjob. the deputy god title was that i worked for gus o'donnell, and his initials are god. so i was his deputy and, therefore, i was deputy god. i, er, you know, "the most powerful person you've never heard of" — i, actually was just doing myjob. and i think that was some of your journalist colleagues probably actually devised that. but i suppose the mystery around you, this is the first interview you've ever done. yep. you were director general of the propriety and ethics team at the cabinet, and it said you did have the power to make or break political careers, and that is exactly what you did. so, i would always have just given my advice to the prime minister, and it was always the prime minister's decision. um, but thejob i was doing then was very different to thejob i do now, and i don't necessarily recognise all that you're saying

gareth. gareth southgate admitted jack grealish didn't he?guire wasn't actually fit . but maguire wasn't actually fit. but carsley is bringing him back, bringing both of them back and he wants all out attacking football . we all sat there football. we all sat there frustrated in the summer, didn't we? >> yeah, but who's not in then? >> yeah, but who's not in then? >> that kyle kyle walker because he's not getting game time for manchester city right. he's one that we're not seeing. and that's the only notable kind of omission really. a few of them are not out. they're not available because of injury. but you know we sat there in the summer frustrated didn't we. you said you don't watch a lot of football, but even you could see that. yeah. but we still they weren't attacking though. yeah i know yeah that's true but i just i still felt that the players weren't playing to their full potential. you saw you said yourself, you said they got to the edge of the box and then just started passing sideways left and right. and i just felt that sometimes i

appointed the interim england manager ahead of next month's nations league games, as the search for garethontinue here, i want to take a break, i want to be on the national team or not. but i am here, you have to match the competition, the energy and rise again. so i am excited for the season. the new football league season is underway, with the first games last night and it was a confident start by blackburn rovers against newly promoted derby in the championship. last season's top scorer, sammy szmodics, who has been linked with a move away, started on the bench but came on to get rovers' third goal in a li—2 win. and how about this for a cheeky finish — sheffield united, who were relegated from the premier league, enjoyed a first win since february, gus harmer securing a 2—0 win at preston north end. performance of the night was in the scottish championship, as ayr united put 5 past airdrieonians. scott brown's side look in sumptuous form so far this season, and a brace from both jay henderson and anton dowds laid the foundations for this big win. finally rap star and olympics super fan

carsley will step up to replace gareth southgate, who brought his eight years in charge to an end after spain in the euro 2024 final last month . and those are final last month. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you very much, tatiana. there are loads of you are already getting in touch and certainly after listening to khadua certainly after listening to khadija khan, they're talking about our the threat of militant islamists to women. alan evans says this lady will be next to get locked up for criticising the religion. and davy. hi davy says have we missed keir starmer, the uk prime minister, condemning islamic attitudes to awards women? it's not. it's militant islam. it's not all islam, is it? i mean, it's just militant islam. but yeah, obviously it's dangerous. so thank you very much, khadija, for coming on and talking to that very brave. now, if you want to

gareth echoes the sentiments of many where he says it's sentiments of many where he says wsfime sentimentsl. this is a backward step. just to finish off my point on this is we live in a time where people are being arrested for what they say in the streets. they're being arrested for swearing, they're being arrested for facebook posts. if they do this and that's their freedom of choice , that's their freedom of choice, will that get them arrested at the match and will that help things at all? now that's it from me. dewbs& co is up next. don't forget to join us at breakfast tomorrow. 6 am. it's stephen and ellie, followed by britain's newsroom at 930. then it's andrew and bev. and then of course, it's tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday now mish is back at three. in fact, i'm back again tonight at seven. i'm covering for nigel farage. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. but now it's your weather with annie shuttleworth. >> it looks like things are heating up. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your