sir mo farah won the great north run for the fourth yearin the great north run for the fourth year ina great north run for the fourth year in a row. he crossed the finish line in south shields injust year in a row. he crossed the finish line in south shields in just over an hour. his next target will be the london marathon in april. lining upfor london marathon in april. lining up for his latest shot at history. having conquered the track, mo farah wants the rule the road. while for many the great north run is about taking part, be it for ha i rty is about taking part, be it for hairty fun is about taking part, be it for hairtyfun or is about taking part, be it for hairty fun or fitness, for farah the focus was victory. it's what he does for a living and so it proved today. back to winning ways... farah becoming the first athlete to triumph for the fourth time in a i’ow. triumph for the fourth time in a row. when i retire, hang my shoes up for good, then i'll look back and 90, for good, then i'll look back and go, oh, my god, idid for good, then i'll look back and go, oh, my god, i did

commentary: back to winning ways at the great north run, mo farah is the champion again. at the greathe first athlete to triumph four years in a row, an ideal start to his preparations for next year's london marathon. preparations for next year's i think when i retire, hang my spikes up or my shoes up for good, then you look back and go, "oh my god, i did that." but now it's just, you know, the track is done, it's time to move on to the road and just enjoy it, be happy, be relaxed. just enjoy it, really. the women's title went to mary keitany from kenya for a third time. to mary keitany from there was further british success as simon lawson took the men's wheelchair race. but amid the results came romance. wheelchair race. new zealand's jake robertson, who finished second behind farah, crossing the line and then proposing to his girlfriend, kenya's magdalyne masai. then proposing to his girlfriend, this time he got the outcome he wanted. david ornstein, bbc news. the outcome he wanted. a the outcome he wanted. first look at tomorrow's p: the a first look at tomorrow's papers on the bb

mo farah's won the great north run for a record—breaking fourth time in a row. in a row. the four—time olympic champion took the lead in the half marathon with 200 metres to two and crossed the line in a time of one hour and six seconds. he retired from the track last month to concentrate on road racing and with it being a couple of weeks since his last track race he says his lack of training definitely had an impact. four miles to go. i wasjust hanging on gritting my teeth. two miles, i got closer and managed to believe in myself and dug deep. i was thinking, ifi myself and dug deep. i was thinking, if i can just myself and dug deep. i was thinking, if i canjust sit myself and dug deep. i was thinking, if i can just sit on myself and dug deep. i was thinking, if i canjust sit on him, i can sprint. when you reflect, because it's time now, will there be time when you are on holiday to look back at this incredible career. you have lurched from one championship's planning to the next, have you ever had time to take stock? not at all. when i retire, hang my shoes up

north—west. we can't rule those out into newcastle, but we suspect not bad conditions for running at the great northet weather will set out to the north and west. some squally and intense downpours continuing through scotla nd downpours continuing through scotland and northern ireland. it will feel dismal under the cloud and rain. the weather front further south moving its way across wales and the midlands. a bit of a nuisance into the afternoon, and brightening up high in the west and staying largely dry into the south—east. 12 to 15 for much of the far north, 17 or 18 in the south—east. that pushes its way overnight and then we see gales for a time across the bristol channel and a real cluster of showers. this is the story for much of monday. in the working week tom showery and cool scenario for early september, and a little quieter on tuesday. and louise keeping track of hurricane irma. less than four months on from the bomb attack that left 22 people dead, 1a,000 people attended the reopening of the manchester arena last night. the we are manchester show included performances from the likes of n

sir mo farah has won the great north run for sir mo farah has won the great north runfora sir mo farah won the great north run for a record—breaking fourth time ina run for a record—breaking fourth time in a row. he took the lead in the half marathon distance with 200 metres to go. he crossed the line in south shields in a time of one hour six seconds. he retired from the track last month to concentrate on road—racing and, with it being a couple of weeks since his last track race, he says his lack of training had an impact. four miles to go, i was just hanging on gritting my teeth, two miles, as i got closer i managed to believe in myself and dig deep. i was thinking, if i sit on him at the end, i can reflect. will there be time when you are on holiday to sit back and look back at your incredible career. you have lurched from one season to the next, have you ever had time to take stock? not at all. when i hang my shoes up for good, that is when you look back and think, i did that! the track is done, it's time to move on and enjoy it, be happy, be relaxed and enjoy it, be happy, be rela

mo farah in the great north run later this afternoon. we will stay with that story.years' great north run. 0ur reporter, alison freeman, is in newcastle this morning. what's it like there this morning? sorry, we will speak to her in just a moment. i have done it a few times and it is a great event to be involved with. i don't know if any other public run like that is so well supported. no matter what the weather is, bearded wind, rain or hail, people come out in their thousands to support you. it is brilliant. you are carried along by this wave of support. professionals and amateurs, clearly. so well supported. a massive turnout. 57 amateur runners. as you say, so well supported. just to talk about mo farah briefly. he has won, hasn't it? yes, he has. he is going to a re cord it? yes, he has. he is going to a record equalling fourth win. his back on the road now, he is going to the road now, this will be a bit of an indication for us how he is progressing. we know he is good over this half marathon distance. we will see how he is building. great on the track so far t

and here in newcastle, final preparations are under way for the 36 great north run.round 57,000 people will be crossing the start line for the world's largest marathon in just line for the world's largest marathon injust a line for the world's largest marathon in just a few hours. and louise has the weather. good morning. in north— west, south— east split this sunday with heavy rain and strong winds in north west england gradually drifting south and east. but it should stay dry in daylight hours for most of south and eastern england. good morning. first, our main story. irma has intensified into a category four hurricane as it approaches southern florida. low lying islands in the area are already being battered by high winds and storm surges. florida's governor has warned irma will be deadly and has urged residents who haven't yet evacuated to head to emergency shelters. there was widespread destruction in cuba, where a million people were evacuated. irma is expected to make landfall in florida in the next few hours. 0ur north america correspondent, jane 0'brien, rep

mo farah wins the great north run. battering its way through the caribbean, hurricane irma — currently a category 4 storm — has slammed into the lower florida keys, lashing the island chain with winds up to 130 miles per hour. the hurricane made landfall in cuba late on friday. it engulfed villages, causing widespread damage and leaving whole communities homeless. the eye of the storm has now reached the florida keys, bringing winds that are expected to last in the next few hours. where water levels are flooding roads and more than 200,000 people have lost power. 0ver six million people — almost a third of the state's population — had been urged to evacuate, with warnings of a huge storm surge that would be "life—threatening" to anyone in its path. hurricane irma is bearing down on the sunshine state, these seems an indication of what is to come. power outage is widespread and roads flooded. for those who haven't been able to leave, time has run out. we're talking about wind gusts over 100 miles an hour. harry kane irm

and certain mo farah becomes the first athlete to win the great north run four times in a row.afternoon and welcome to bbc news. after battering its way through the caribbean, hurricane irma — currently a category 4 storm — has slammed into the lower florida keys, lashing the island chain with winds up to 130 miles per hour. the hurricane made landfall in cuba late on friday. it engulfed villages, causing widespread damage and leaving whole communities homeless. the eye of the storm has now reached the florida keys, bringing winds that are expected to last in the next few hours. the storm is expected to move north to mainland florida and hundreds of millions of homes are reported to be without power and hundreds of people have taken refuge in shelters. hurricane irma is bearing down on the sunshine state, these seems an indication of what is to come. power outage is widespread and roads flooded. for those who haven't been able to leave, time has run out. we're talking about wind gusts over 100 miles an hour. these kinds of winds can do tremendous damage to homes, groups, trees

as the guys in the sport were saying, great north run.ith you. it will take its time so if you are very quick about proceedings you might get away with a dry race but i don't think many of us will get away with a dry bay, especially in scotla nd with a dry bay, especially in scotland and northern ireland. 0nce the weather front moves through there is lots of showers coming along and the noticeable wind. slowly but surely that whether using it we ever further eastward, completing the journey at this time tomorrow evening. notice the number of isobars here, sunday into monday we could seek some gusts from the bristol channel area up to 60 mph. low pressure very much a dominant feature through sunday and into monday also, plenty of showers. tuesday the showers tend to dry for the most part although later in the day we see more cloud into northern ireland. quite a bit going on, not all good. keep you up—to—date on here and on the bbc website. try this the headlines at 7pm. hurricane irma pounds cuba with winds of more than 150 miles per hour.

bbc one for the great north run. you can keep up to date on the bbc sport website., the five, which included four serving soldiers, were detained in a joint operation involving the police and the army. national action was banned after a white supremacist murdered the labour mp, jo cox. there's been a sharp increase in the number of people known to have been killed by thursday's major earthquake in mexico. the number now stands at about 90, more than 70 of them in the state of oaxaca alone. aaron safir reports. clearing the rubble injuchitan in southern mexico, the town worst hit by thursday's earthquake. rescuers have told the bbc they don't believe there is anyone left under the 7000 buildings that collapsed here. and while the machines, men and sniffer dogs continue their work, others continue to bury their dead. at least 36 people are reported to have been killed here. among them, this man's son. translation. he didn't have time to get out and the building completely collapsed. it was very old, over 200 years old, and unfortunately out of the seven people who wer

mo farah has won the great north run for a fourth time in a row. finish in south shields. farah, a multiple olympic and world champion, retired from the track last month. he will race in the london maarthon next april he confirmed today. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have a full update in the next hour. i want to show you some pictures we have received from cuba. it was battered overnight by hurricane irma, the northern coast. you can see emergency personnel helping with the rescue of people from low—lying areas of the capital, habana. —— havana. waves breached the sea wall of the city. that storm surge caused by hurricane irma, of course. emergency workers bringing a baby to safety. those pictures just in from havana. and just a note from the caribbean we are hearing from the dutch prime minister that the death toll on the dutch side of st martin after irma past has risen to four. officials in mexico say at least 90 people are now known to have died in thursday's earthquak

the great city dames climaxes with the great north run today with mo farah on the roads for the firsts. the two time paralympian champion is taking a break from athletics next year. and you may see him also competing in strictly come dancing. coverage of the great north run over on bbc one right now. right now on bbc news, the papers. hello and welcome to our look at this morning's papers. with me are peter conradi, foreign editor of the sunday times, and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am. today's front pages: the devastation wrought on cuba by hurricane irma is marked by the photograph on the observer's front page — it says caribbean residents are begging for help. the paper also headlines research from the local government association which claims some of the poorest families will be £50 a week worse off by the end of the decade. according to the the sunday times, former prime minister tony blair claims that if the government brought in proper immigration controls it would be possible to take back control of the uk's borders without leaving the eu. the mail on

track of road, since there is no stopping mo farah after world and olympic successes, he won the great north runok the lead in the half marathon distance of 200 metres to go and cross the line in one hour and six seconds. mo farah retired from the track last month to concentrate on road racing. just enough time to tell you the men's us open tennis final has about to be underway in the next two minutes or so. some of us were we watching, hopefully! pope francis has had a minor accident whilst driving through the streets of colombia. you can see him herejust through the streets of colombia. you can see him here just waving to the crowd, and then he loses his balance, hitting his head against the pope will appeal. the security guards do check to see if he is ok. he is holding his head, and he was later seen with a band—aid across his swollen eyebrow and i bet he was still smiling and talking to eve ryo ne still smiling and talking to everyone who had turned out to see him. their breeding numbers are now karius lee—lo but a number of ospreys in perthshire, central scotland, have successfully produce

for the great north run you will need quite a few layers. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak.ies the cuban authorities did try to move large numbers of people out of harm's way, but still many have been left, particularly in the central province. we understand there are many thousands of people there about power. as the casualty toll mounts, it's confirmed five people have been killed in the british virgin islands. another person died in anguilla. as the storm approaches florida, governor rick scott gave a stark warning to residents that they must seek shelter. millions of people from florida will see major impacts with deadly, deadly, deadly storm surge and life—threatening wins. deadly, deadly storm surge and life—threatening wins. in other news:

great north from actually, and i do feel bad now! did you not realise you were coming in?! but it was the great north run! maybe at 11:30pm...11:30pm... andrew marr had a pop for having a hugged and kissed jean—claude junker... whose side are you really on? it'sjust giving a greeting, hard to say. we think that we know that tony blair is anti—brexit. what a strange thing to accuse him of. i do remember though, rob, i'm sure you do even better thani rob, i'm sure you do even better than i do it that labour said, we've got it wrong on immigration, when ed miliband was in charge. tony blair has not said it before, though. it is significant that he accepts that in the ruled that he allowed when he was prime minister, they are no longer appropriate, he said, that was the story this morning that he had used to produce this report, saying that it was time to reduce controls on free movement, perhaps that would be enough to change voters' mine, perhaps it would be enough to stop brexit, which is what tony blair wants to do. it was interesting watching this morning, you could see a bit of despair that it is only tony who is out there

all of which means if you don't get your skates on in the great north run then you'll end up gettingest days, perfect running conditions for those that can get around before the rain sets in. those of you who may take the odd hour or two longer, well, that rain will come to see you at home over the line in south shields. ahead of that again towards south east and east anglia, you won't stay dry until getting on for early tea—time and following on from that weather front, maybe one or two brighter spells. then i think the main event in the early part of monday is this tightening of the isobars and if we have the sums right that be 50 or 60 mph worth of wind in the far south—west. word on monday itself, a blustery old do with plenty of showers going around. tha nkfully with plenty of showers going around. thankfully something a wee bit quieter come tuesday. this is bbc news. i'm james coomarasamy. our top stories. cuba is the latest victim of hurricane irma as the storm rages along the island's northern coast — tearing through towns and villages and knocking out communications. even th

sir mo farah becomes the first athlete to win the great north run four times in a row.d afternoon and welcome to bbc news. after battering its way through the caribbean, hurricane irma — currently a category four storm — has slammed into the lower florida keys, lashing the island chain with winds of up to 130 miles per hour. the hurricane made landfall in cuba late on friday. it engulfed villages, causing widespread damage and leaving whole communities homeless. the eye of the storm has now reached florida keys, bringing extreme winds that are expected to last for the next few hours. all residents had been ordered to leave amid fears that a storm surge reaching 15 feet could hit the islands, most of which are only a few feet above sea level. one person has been confirmed dead in the florida keys. as the storm is expected to move north to mainland florida, more than a million homes and businesses are without power and some 50,000 people have taken refuge in shelters. this report from sarah campbell. hurricane irma is bearing down on the sunshine state. these scenes, a me

mo farah wins the great north run for a fourth year in a row. he says he's living the dream. race. i love how we said he is still hungry for more success. if it was me, i would just the hungry. well done to the runners yesterday, so many thousands taking part in that. probably a bit sore today. people moan about chris froome never winning sports personality of the, he's probably got the best chance this year. yes. -- sports personality of the year. we are talking about hurricane irma through the programme this morning. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. where might she go next? good morning, a quick update, the storm has moved inland across florida, to the east of tampa, because it's not over the water is any more you're taking away its energy source so it will decay through the rest of the day. —— waters. may be 75—100 mph in the short term and damaging winds will push with flooding rains into florida and georgia. with the decay we have to keep a close eye on hurricanejose, we have to keep a close eye on hurricane jose, you might we have to keep a close eye o

if you are taking part orjust watching the great north run, and many thousands do, crack on.nines in the early part of the afternoon. further south, it stays dry but increasingly cloudy across the greater part of east anglia and the south—east. following on behind the weather front, brightness coming into wales and the south—west but a great raft of showers for the greater part of scotland, northern ireland. wherever you're watching your premier league football through the afternoon on sunday, be prepared for a little bit of rain at the very least falling from the skies. eventually the weather front pushes on its way over towards the north sea, following on behind some very tight isobars here. especially through south wales, the west country and the south—west for a time. the first part of monday, 50—60 mph gusts on what will be a blustery day. if you stay dry, you will have done very well indeed. does it last? thankfully not. the low pressure fills a little bit in and in comes another ridge of high pressure to settle things down for tuesday. i think we will see new fronts co

the great north run is under way with mo farah taking part. can follow that on the website or on bbc one right now. now it is time for an update the weather. hello. a showery afternoon to come for many today. some of the showers merging in scotland and northern ireland to bring longer spells of rain and squally winds circulating around at low pressure. but further south and east it might stay dry, until dark. winds gusting to gale force around the bristol channel and frequent showers driven in by blustery winds across west wasting coastlines. nine to 30 degrees to greet us first thing on monday morning but a showery start to hour working week. some of the showers heavy and thundery. dodge them and you will see some sunshine but it will not feel very warm out there. 13 to 19 at the very best. a brief lull in proceedings perhaps on tuesday that it will not be long before we see another spell of wet and windy weather that will arrive on tuesday night into the early hours of wednesday morning. this is bbc news. hurricane force winds have begun sma

if you are taking part orjust watching the great north run, and many thousands do, crack on.ong, here it comes. eventually getting across the pennines in the early part of the afternoon. further south, it stays dry but increasingly cloudy across the greater part of east anglia and the south—east. following on behind the weather front, brightness coming into wales and the south—west but a great raft of showers for the greater part of scotland, northern ireland. wherever you're watching your premier league football through the afternoon on sunday, be prepared for a little bit of rain at the very least falling from the skies. eventually the weather front pushes on its way over towards the north sea, following on behind some very tight isobars here. especially through south wales, the west country and the south—west for a time. the first part of monday, 50—60 mph gusts on what will be a blustery day. if you stay dry, you will have done very well indeed. does it last? thankfully not. the low pressure fills a little bit in and in comes another ridge of high pressure to settle thing

if you are taking part orjust watching the great north run, and many thousands do, crack on.n the course too long, here it comes. eventually getting across the pennines in the early part of the afternoon. further south, it stays dry but increasingly cloudy across the greater part of east anglia and the south—east. following on behind the weather front, brightness coming into wales and the south—west but a great raft of showers for the greater part of scotland, northern ireland. wherever you're watching your premier league football through the afternoon on sunday, be prepared for a little bit of rain at the very least falling from the skies. eventually the weather front pushes on its way over towards the north sea, following on behind some very tight isobars here. especially through south wales, the west country and the south—west for a time. the first part of monday, 50—60 mph gusts on what will be a blustery day. if you stay dry, you will have done very well indeed. does it last? thankfully not. the low pressure fills a little bit in and in comes another ridge of high pressu

hundreds of thousands of people running across that on sunday, of course, for the great north run, butered here. the bank which ten years ago this week got into financial difficulty we found out. i was one of the team working behind the scenes on breaking that story that northern rock had actually gone to the bank of england to get money, to get help and it was that which then led to the famous pictures you saw of people queuing outside of the bank because people were worried, they were worried about whether they were going to get their money out of this bank and around about £1 billion worth of money was taken out of the bank in those few days after we broke that story. of course, since then, well, it started the credit crunch in the uk. we saw how banks across the uk were worrying about how much money they actually had. it meant that the lending between banks tightened up and essentially froze and there was a real sense of concern about what this would all mean for the banking systemment ten years on, of course, the regulation has changed around this. we have seen the banks have to h

northern ireland but it only makes room for some really hefty showers and the watchword is for the great north runet. there's an incentive to crack on if you can! there's a helping wind as well, that should get you towards south shields very quickly from gateshead but once the front has moved through there will bea front has moved through there will be a raft of showers moving through northern ireland and scotland, some will be heavy and prolonged and maybe some thunder and all the while this front in the south taking its time to get across to east anglia and the south—east so you have time if you want to plan for the date out east. eventually as the front moves through do get the chance of some late brightness —— for the day. notice the number of isobars early monday, either side of the bristol channel, 50, 60 mph gusts perhaps, into monday, which will be a blustery old day and not overly warm given the strength of the wind, things quiet inning down by tuesday. —— quiet inning. —— quiet inning.

sir mo farah becomes the first athlete to win the great north run four times in a row.ening and welcome to bbc news. the governor of florida is warning that the entire west coast of the state is at risk of major storm surges as it is battered by hurricane irma. over 1 surges as it is battered by hurricane irma. 0ver1 million homes and businesses are without power and thousands of an storm shelters. the hurricane moved in after causing widespread damage in cuba. extreme winds and storm surges continued as the hurricane travelled on hurting the hurricane travelled on hurting the florida keys. now the city of tampa is in its path. miami is experiencing intense winds and flooding. in the hours before it finally hit the florida keys hurricane irma became more powerful. this storm surge, i will go for a seven seat. brian is one of those who defied orders to leave his home and was live on social media as the height of the hurricane approached. the massive surges were matched by extraordinary footage of the tide being sucked away from shore, building energy to surge again. this

the great north run is under way with mo farah taking part.me for an update the weather. hello. a showery afternoon to come for many today. some of the showers merging in scotland and northern ireland to bring longer spells of rain and squally winds circulating around at low pressure. but further south and east it might stay dry, until dark. winds gusting to gale force around the

if you are taking part orjust watching the great north run, and many thousands do, crack on.rt of the afternoon. further south, it stays dry but increasingly cloudy across the greater part of east anglia and the south—east. following on behind the weather front, brightness coming into wales and the south—west but a great raft of showers for the greater part of scotland, northern ireland. wherever you‘re watching your premier league football through the afternoon on sunday, be prepared for a little bit of rain at the very least falling from the skies. eventually the weather front pushes on its way over towards the north sea, following on behind some very tight isobars here. especially through south wales, the west country and the south—west for a time. the first part of monday, 50—60 mph gusts on what will be a blustery day. if you stay dry, you will have done very well indeed. does it last? thankfully not. the low pressure fills a little bit in and in comes another ridge of high pressure to settle things down for tuesday. i think we will see new fronts coming in from the atla

sir mo farah has won the great north run for a record fourth time in a row.fore the finish in south shields. farah, a multiple 0lympic and world champion, retired from the track last month. he will race in the london marathon next april. the womens race was won by mary keitany of kenya in a time of one hour, five minutes, and 59 seconds. she controlled the race from start to finish in what was her third victory. simon lawson won the men's wheelchair race and manuela shar the women's. that's all the sport for now. there will be more on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. thank you very much. a bbc investigation has revealed that the bodies of more than 400 children could be buried in a mass grave close to an orphanage in lanarkshire. the children were residents of the smyllum care home, run by catholic nuns until it closed in 1981. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. there is ellen, who was one. helen, who was five. and john, who was nine. and until today, there was little record that they'd ever lived. but these 400 children

been a fan of the sport for a long time andi a fan of the sport for a long time and i see the great north run great fun, the crowd is close and the atmosphere is amazing. i have beenin the atmosphere is amazing. i have been in newcastle for two days and i have enjoyed it. it is historical architect rewires and the food isn't bad as well. you can follow all the action from the great north city games on bbc one tomorrow from 1.15pm. now in two days' time, sir chris froome is likely to be crowned winner of the vuelta a espana — the first man to win spain's grand tour and the tour de france in the same season — since the vuelta was moved to september. stage 19 today was one for the breakaway, with belgium's thomas de gendt sprinting for the win. froome finished alongside his rivals in the pelaton more than 12 minutes later to maintain his overall lead by more than a minute and a half with just one meaningful stage to go tomorrow before sunday's ceremonial finish in madrid. the tour of britain is also coming to a conclusion, with australia's caleb ewan winning stage six, his third in the race so f

and mary has won her third title in the great north run.n bbc one and that should finish in around 15 minutes. you cannot keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website where you can find details of the amateur runners as well. that is all the sport for now. more in the next hour. rohingya muslim rebels in myanmar have declared a unilateral one—month ceasefire, saying they want to ease the humanitarian crisis in the country. rebel attacks on security forces triggered a two—week military campaign, during which nearly 300,000 rohingyas fled to neighbouring bangladesh. soldiers have been accused of carrying out killings and burning villages. there's been a sharp increase in the number of people known to have been killed by thursday's major earthquake in mexico. the number now stands at about 90, more than 70 of them in the state of oaxaca alone. aaron safir reports. clearing the rubble injuchitan in southern mexico, the town worst hit by thursday's earthquake. rescuers have told the bbc they don't believe there is anyone left under the 7000 building

sir mo farah has won for great north run for a record—breaking fourth time in a row.took the lead in the half marathon. 200m before the finish, mo farah, who is a multiple olympic and world champion, retired from the track last month of course, and will race in the london marathon next april. the women's race was won by america tiny of kenya in a time of one hour, five minutes and 59 seconds. she controlled the race from start to finish in what was her third victory. simon lawson won the men's wheelchair race, and manuela schaer won the women's. the final of the us men's open gets underway in the us men's open gets underway in the next half hour. rafa nadal will start as favourite when he takes on south africa's kevin anderson in the final. the spaniard is going for a 16th grand slam title, whilst anderson is making his debut in the final of the grand slam. of course, winning or losing that final is a big chance. but i'm very happy about all the things that happened to me, and i'm going to fight to try and win another title here. but it's still a great season for me.

sir mo farah has won the great north run for a record fourth year in a row.13 miles had been tough. it was definitely telling at four miles to go. i was hanging on gritting my teeth. i managed to believe in myself and dig deeper. i was thinking, if i canjust sit believe in myself and dig deeper. i was thinking, if i can just sit on him, hawick sprint. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at half past six, bye for now. hello, this is the bbc news channel. we are going to get a full sportsround up now and cross to the sports centre tojoin sportsround up now and cross to the sports centre to join my colleague. the premier league action is already under way today, the first of two matches sees frank de boer fighting for his first win as the crystal palace manager. his side travel to turf moor to face burnley after three defeats to start their season but ten minutes in, it's the worst possible start, a short back pass

the famous rich, hundreds of people running across it on sunday as part of the great north run. england ‘s to get help. they didn‘t have any money in the bank to support all of the investments they had going on. this led to people being really worried about all of their savings and you saw the famous pictures of people queueing up outside of the bank to get their money out and that kicked off the credit crunch here in the uk. i will be talking about this throughout the morning, looking at what impact that had on our financial system and the economy as a whole. we will talk to people that formerly worked for northern rock, shareholders, and look at the great picture of what this meant for all of us. first, let‘s get the news, travel and weather where you want this morning. —— where you are. good morning. i‘m asad ahmad. whipps cross hospital, which has been in "special measures," is said to be showing signs of improvement. an unannounced inspection by the care quality commission found the hospital in east london, which is part of bart‘s health nhs trust, to now "require improveme

into thursday, i want to bring to your attention we have a great run of north—westerly winds all thesles right down across the country. that will have the potential to merge share was together, long spells of rain. possible across north of scotland. maybe for a time and down to eastern coastal areas. it will be a blustery day, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if you see more of yourfair share of showers, though chavez will have the effect of losing three or four macro degrees every time they come through. by friday, not a great deal of difference. still a north—westerly flow, still plenty of showers. the wind is not as strong. not feeling spectacularly warm. temperatures 12—17. we are as far as the weekend, just noticed, high pressure trying to win the battle between the low pressure. just toppling. that has an effect of taking away the jewel north—westerly is this if anything, a little bit of something easterly. that will change the distribution of showers. northern and eastern parts. they will see the bulk of the showers. anything with the northern league, not going to be ove

a live look at temple university in north philadelphia, great night for a run. refreshing.ant to get out there? let's do is it. >> what's your favorite thing about fall? >> the changing of the leaves, for sure. >> yeah? >> beautiful. >> boots. how many of you pulled your boots out? ladies, don't lie. you'll meet them this weekend. you can wear them anywhere this weekend. let's take a look at the temperature. you're a close second, keith, but women's wardrobe is always number one in the fall. blue skies out there. what a beautiful day it was. we should be 73 for a high. 71 is where we topped out. no rain. the wind gusts, highest was at 21 miles an hour. if you want to catch a spectacular sun set that's going to be at 6:46 tonight. we're looking at temperatures around the area a little cooler than normal. 61 in mt. pocono. 71 in -- and atlantic city. the rain you she on our realistic sky back here, that's far to the northwest across northwest parts of pennsylvania. but it is going to try to make its way in here tonight in the form of very isolated showers. overnight we drop t

doing business with north korea, these are going to be very heavy sanctions but again the thing is we don't know or have a great idea of what north korea is trying to accomplish by runningthese tests and really further pushing and pushing the line. what we do know is that as one of your prior guests said, you know, kim wants to keep power, and the easiest way for him to lose power would be for him to actually make a successful strike on a u.s. ally or on the united states or u.s. territory itself. that's the quickest way for, you know, the military to overpower him and get him out of power. then that's really not a battle that i see him wanting to take. mike: this problem has gone back multiple presidents, i think probably president bush and president obama got a little bit grayer from north korea. if the leader doesn't worry about starving his own people, what options do you have? >> really, i mean, the military options that they are discussing i know secretary mattis said that there are military options none of them really look very good because again if you are going in a preventative measure, you are putting millions of people in south korea at risk including tens o

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great heart and love for them. >>> plus, the north korean nuclear threat. the u.s. is now running out of patience and options. >> do we think more sanctions are going to work on north korea? not necessarily. but what does it do? it cuts off the revenue. >> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. and welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with a political fight that could define and potentially divide both parties for years. democrats and some republicans are ticked off after trump announced today that he will terminate daca, the obama era program protecting about 800,000 immigrants brought here illegally as children from deportation. the trump administration says it's giving congress six months to pass legislation to address the issue before the program officially ends. here's what the president said moments ago about the move. >> i have a love for these people, and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. we have no choice. we have to be able to do something, and i think it's going to work out

familiar sight of relatively strong high pressure to the north, meaning bay temperatures will be running back into 80s and 90s inland. weekend weather is great in the hills. san francisco straight through the weekend, interesting facts, tomorrow on an average year typically is the warmest day in san francisco due to dry offshore winds, so that is typical. mid-80s midweek not so much. see the valleys climbing out of the 80s to mid-90s wednesday and thursday. kira, back to you. >> rob, thanks. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the," coming up, the new revelation about communications between pge and agency regulating them after the pipeline explosion. after a winter washout- we examine the effort to prepare your roads. marcus and - )define lifetime." one man tells our consumer investigator - he (thought his vehicle was under warranty. he thought wrong. laura the lesson we all can learn. gfx emails showing backchannel dealings with state regulators following the 2010 san bruno pipeline >>> releasing e-mails showing back channel dealers with state regulators following the pipeline explosion. the utility assured the courts and public three

great tribute to you in one of the places hardest hit flat keys, power running water and communications remain virtual ly non-existent. officials say that a full recovery there could take years. further north authorities continue to evacuate nursing homes left without power, and this is after eight residents of the nursing home died in the facility, that lost its air conditioning. >>> there are many images of people displaced by devastating hurricanes in texas and florida, but not only are people displaced by these storms, many pets, now find themselves without homes. some of these dogs have made their way to our area for a new beginning and they are available for adoption right now at local shelters, including the camden county animal shelter in blackwood. >> you can see that these dogs are just loving dogs. they didn't ask for the hurricane. they are just looking for a home. >>> ten of the 60 dogs available for adoption at camden county shelter were rescued from the hurricanes. shelter has 85 cats that need homes, volunteers say they hope these animals can gain loving families real soon. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" fighting for a cure, raising awareness for childhood cancer, w

this is still a great picture in kent, but running the sequence on the satellite, the cloud picture. this lumpy cloud in the northk they will turn rather heavy, even fun to read through this evening and overnight, gathering as well across southern and western coasts. away from the showers in london will be a cool night and we have been used to recently with a touch of frost in the glens of scotland but that means it isa the glens of scotland but that means it is a nice start of the day and should stay decent to many parts of england, wales and northern ireland. the western side of england and wales later starts to turn increasingly cloudy and wet with more general rain. it will be a fresher day as well. we get the next bands of rain coming in, following in swiftly on sunday, and it is warm, tropical air mixed in swiftly on sunday, and it is warm, tropicalair mixed in in swiftly on sunday, and it is warm, tropical air mixed in so it looks soggy for sunday and i should mention it will become windy as well, particularly on sunday night. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... the governor of the bank of england ha

great deal. >> reporter: the president's national security advisor we are running out of time with respect to north korea after another provocation last week a rocket launch over japan. president trump took to twitter to mock the president calling him rocket man. >> to start off with the speech the president gives you can see it. he comes with u.s. being very strong in the end. >> while the u.n. has approved the sanctions on north korea it is not clear how much the impacts will have. the faith in the u.n. is limited to say the least. >> the u.n. has tremendous potential. when you see the united nations solving problems? they don't. they cause problems. >> reporter: one subject this week will be reforming the organization itself. >> time is now 7:13. let's get you where you need to go. sal, how is it looking? >> it has been the slowest one we have. good morning to you. i want to go back to it. it has been very slow on 680 southbound coming over the hill and 680 driving to walnut creek. this is because earlier problems. it might be better for you to stay on 80 if you make a choice to come 680 or 80.

going to war with not korea with north korea is not a good idea going to if they run is not a good idea hopefully they can talk some sense into but do benjamin always great having you thank you so much coming up when it comes to super storms like hurricane arm of the republican party has blood on its hands the reason why in tonight's big picture and with richard hold bellary irvin right after the break. the mission. is to go to the people tell their stories our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country. which you are. are to america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that means free media is constantly spewing. we're not corporate no one tells us. how long or how to say that's the beauty of. it we question. not letting anything get in. to bring it home to the american people. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that lurk fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most diluted society on politics as a species analyst and needless political theater politicians have morphed

great point to ride and who is setting the deadline here? we keep hearing it's running out and health care on september 30th then you need 60 votes. with north korea, you have something happening today that must have china at home sitting we should listen to our friend putin. kim jong un says he wants unify the peninsula, you might want to have one of your proxies, one of your friends at that table not do that. they have voted for the sanctions, but they're not at this table. we're not going to know from this president because he's not going to telegraph it. that should have china really concerned. >> kennedy: the timeline is having a nuclear test icbm. we have to figure out a solution before their leader finally snaps and does something he can't take back. >> harris: util nuggets less than that? you don't think it's more than ever before, this president is able to say based on the military things he's done the mother of all bombs drop, you don't think this particular administration, ahead of that is saying we are setting our own timetable and were getting clos close. we heard from nikki haley, we're almost out of options. >> kennedy: that's

great organization, and i'm not getting into the patting on the back. they got there early. the problem is they were running tasking through north com for so many mres and so many aircraft. that mission should have been given to the department of defense. that is the plan we had for going to puerto rico and virgin islands when i was the first army commander. along the way, something changed. the national guard was there doing the best they can, but they have to have resupplies, satellite radio. all the stuff we needed in katrina, but this time, you need it for 3.4 million people. again, the bureaucracy looking at a calendar and the people looking at a watch wondering when the military would get there because they know they're the only force. we have to break rules. in katrina, president bush said, honore, evacuate the city of new orleans, do what you got to do. on saturday, a tsa agent told me everybody has to have an i.d. i overruled him and we loaded the airplanes. they're going to have to break the rules. american airlines said they left with a half load of plane because they couldn't process them. we have to break the rules,