—— huddersfield.it through jury duty ever again from the evidence they had to see, but this was just another awful case of a child being treated absolutely terribly by the people who should have loved and cared for him. danny savage, thank you, following that case at leeds crown court. let me just bring you some news. we'd return to issues of transport, which have dominated here today because of all the problems at dover. just an update. i'm afraid, not good news for anyone wanting to get on the trains next wednesday because we are just hitting that strike is going ahead next wednesday, the rmt union saying that there has been no breakthrough in talks, so that is 14 train operating companies carrying out their strike as proposed next wednesday. about 40,000 workers altogether, but it is 14 train operating companies. do check whether yours is one of those if you need to go out and about next wednesday. that is going ahead, the rmt saying there has been no breakthrough in talks. that will strike happeni

emma glasbey, bbc news, huddersfield. murder. andrzej latoszewski, her partner, showed no reaction, sat with his head down as he was convicted. she tried to say during evidence that she was scared of him which is why she didn't say anything at the time but the jury was also told that in recent weeks the two of them have exchanged love letters from each of the cells, writing to each other and talking about marriage, so the jury had a clear view of what the state of their relationship was so what happens now is they will be sentenced later this year, likely to get a life sentence because they're both been convicted of murder. like that that will be decided by the judge and that will happen in a few weeks' time and they will obviously remain in custody and this is just a tragic case of a 15—year—old boy who was so badly treated by the people that should have been looking after him and loving him but instead were just abusing him over a very long period of time and he was so scared that he couldn't speak out. danny, for the m

he had started up north huddersfield trust school.see him, i would i would try then and i would see him, iwould know i would try then and i would see him, i would know how early or late i was by how far he was up the hill. as a new arrival to the country, sebastian was given a place in school during lockdown but was often capped at home. now pupils and teachers mourn his loss. == capped at home. now pupils and teachers mourn his loss. -- often ca- ed teachers mourn his loss. -- often capped at — teachers mourn his loss. -- often capped at home- _ teachers mourn his loss. -- often capped at home. very _ teachers mourn his loss. -- often capped at home. very difficult, i teachers mourn his loss. -- often l capped at home. very difficult, that is why we try to focus on the memory of sebastian, who he was and who he still is, his lovely smile, his sense of humour he was developing, but he is missed and will always be remembered and i know a lot of his year group have fond memories of him and are keen to keep hold of that. sebastian would

jermaine mcgillvary scored two tries as huddersfield won 30—18 on the day their head coach ian watson026. catalans dragons will move back to third if they beat warrington wolves in the second game of the day. england are looking to avoid a 3—0 white wash in their three match t20 series against india at trent bridge. they're looking for big improvements after yesterday's 49 run defeat at edgbaston. they won the toss and started well at the crease withjos buttler finding early boundaries before going for 18 offjust 9 balls. fellow openerjason roy reached 27 off 26 deliveries before being caught behind by wicketkeeper ribhshabh pant. a few moments ago england were 84 for 3 ican i can tell you that novak djokovic has just taken the second set in the wimbledon final. the austrian grand prix is heading towards it's conclusion. charles leclerc is on course for his third win of the season. you can follow the action on the bbc sport website and bbc radio five live. that's bbc.co.uk/sport let's return now to the conservative leadership contest. most of the nine candidates are focussing on their

catalans dragons 22—6 in the first match of the day, huddersfield giants moved up to third by beating tries. huddersfield announced before the game that head coach ian watson had agreed a new contract until 2026. the riders are in the last few miles of stage nine of the tour de france. you can follow live text commentary of the end of the stage on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport protestors in sri lanka are still occupying the ransacked presidential mansion after seizing it yesterday. they say they won't leave until president gotobaya rajapaksa keeps a promise to resign. he announced he would step down on wednesday, after protesters stormed his residence and set the prime minister's home on fire. the united states has appealed to sri lanka's politicians to act promptly to resolve their country's economic crisis. our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, is in colombo outside the presidential office... a day after some dramatic developments here in the sri lankan capital colombo, hundreds of people, men, women and families are coming here to have a look at the president'

but the efl season srats tonight with the championship fixture between huddersfield and burnley, whonagers with up with me is mack lennon, former hardison goalkeeper. huddersfield, the home team, they've not had an easy every summer with the old manager walking out the melodic key players to boot. continuation of what carlos was doing. he has to muster a couple of big plays for thatjust can build new ones today, exciting season. hopefully who's going to one two well. not too unsettled that you think? no not still the core from last season losing final so i think they can be fine.— they can be fine. early in place there, they can be fine. early in place there. as _ they can be fine. early in place there, as things _ they can be fine. early in place there, as things still— they can be fine. early in place there, as things still coming i they can be fine. early in place i there, as things still coming and going with players there. how do you see them coping with playing in the championship? i5 see them coping with playing in the championship?— championship? is one of those fellows that

huddersfield giants have replaced catalans dragons this in third place after beating salford red devilshe game that head coach ian watson had agreed a new contract until 2026. so to recap our top story and its 7th heaven for novak djokovic. the serb has moved alongside pete sampras in winning the wimbledon title 7 times. he came from behind to beat nick kyrgios in it sets in the final. it's his fourth straight win at sw19, he's nowjust one more title away from drawing level with roger federer in winning the title 8 times. that's all from myself paul scott and the sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. ina in a couple of minutes we will be joined for a summary of the international news. but before that... have you ever been accused of living in the past? well there's a man in blackpool who doesn't mind a bit. aaron whiteside is obsessed with the 1930s, so he's decided to live there permanently. ian haslam went along to meet him. gramophone plays. it might bejuly 2022 but this house in blackpool belongs to a whole other era. hi! i'm aaron whiteside and this is my 1930s house.

burnley won 1—0 at huddersfield in the championship opener.s, 1—0 it finished. a winning start for new burnley manager vincent kompany. and that's all your friday night sport for now. hello there. it really is a bit of a mixture for us this weekend. some cloud, even some rain, but also some warm spells of sunshine. and we ended the week on a warmer note, with more sunshine around, temperatures in southern parts of england reached 28 celsius. wasn't quite as warm as that in birmingham. and for the commonwealth games this weekend, there'll still be a lot of cloud around. may get some rain actually sunday and later on monday, as well. all that rain will be coming in from the atlantic. this ribbon of cloud here will be staggering down across the uk — it's already brought some rain across northern ireland into scotland, some patchy rain maybe for a while across northern england and north wales. but we start off quite warm, actually, for much of the country on saturday morning. but for the northern half of the uk, this is where we've got the thickes

the new efl season is also underway, burnley winning 1—0 in the championship at huddersfield last nighth a 1—0 defeat at cardiff earlier today. while rotherham who were promoted from league one, started their championship campaign with a 1—1 draw at home to swansea. there were wins for blackburn, blackpool, hull and millwall. all the details and results from all the efl fixtures of course on the bbc sport website. liverpool beat manchester city 3—1 in the community shield at the king power stadium in leicester.. liverpool's trent alexander arnold had the most assists in the league last season but scored himself after 20 minutes. city employed new signings erling haaland and julian alvarez, and it was the latter who equalised, after var had at first ruled the goal out for offside. var then ruled a handball in favour of liverpool, and mo salah made it 2—1 late in the game. that became 3—1 when another new face, darwin nunez, scored in injury time. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the us state of kentucky

a mother and her partner have been found guilty of murdering her 15—year—old son in huddersfield lastinowski was repeatedly beaten by the pair and subjected to cruel and humiliating punishments. a warning — this report from our correspondent danny savage contains distressing details. sebastian kalinowski, a popular sweet natured 15—year—old murdered by his own mother and her partner. he'd been living in england for less than a year, after moving here from poland. his teachers remember a lovely boy. everybody remembers his lovely smile. how nice and friendly he was. and even though he didn't speak very much english when he first arrived, you could tell that he had a little bit of confidence about him and he was determined to get to know people. and as his english improved, so did his confidence, and he began to make friends with a lot of students. but any confidence was beaten out of him at home. his mother, agnieszka kalinowska, would often hit him. but the worst abuse was meted out by her body—builder partner, andrzej latoszewski. it doesn't take a huge leap of imagination to know ho

the second day of super league's magic weekend in newcastle saw huddersfield giants move up to third0. and the hull derby provided some great drama. hull fc ovecame hull kr 34—28 withjosh simm scoring the last of six hull fc tries. kr had scored five of their own, with mikey lewis getting a hat—trick for the losing side. taday pogarcher has retained the leader's yellow jersey after the ninth stage of the tour de france. luxembourg's bob jungels, won the stage. he attacked with a0 miles to go and won by 22 seconds to claim his first tour stage victory. pogarcher beat his main rivals, maintaining his lead over jonas vingegaard and increasing it over britain's geraint thomas, who remains third overall. just to recap then our main story, the seventh heaven for novak djokovic. he has won the wimbledon title seven times, he give a mind to win and beat nick kyrgios. it's his fourth straight win... is nowjust one title away from drawing level with roger federer and winning wimbledon. eight times. eight times. that's all from myself paul scott and the sportsday. it's been our day today, but e

a mother and her partner have been found guilty of murdering her 15—year—old son in huddersfield lastedly beaten by the pair and subjected to cruel and humiliating punishments. a warning — this report from our correspondent danny savage contains distressing details. sebastian kalinowski, a popular sweet natured 15—year—old murdered by his own mother and her partner. he'd been living in england for less than a year, after moving here from poland. his teachers remember a lovely boy. everybody remembers his lovely smile. how nice and friendly he was. and even though he didn't speak very much english when he first arrived, you could tell that he had a little bit of confidence about him and he was determined to get to know people. and as his english improved so did his confidence, and he began to make friends with a lot of students. but any confidence was beaten out of him at home. his mother, agnieszka kalinowska, would often hit him. but the worst abuse was meted out by her body—builder partner, andrzej latoszewski. it doesn't take a huge leap of imagination to know how terrifying being

we set a mother and her partner had been found guilty of murdering her 15—year—old son in huddersfieldion. sebastian kalinowski, a popular sweet natured 15—year—old murdered by his own mother and her partner. he'd been living in england for less than a year, after moving here from poland. his teachers remember a lovely boy. everybody remembers his lovely smile. how nice and friendly he was. and even though he didn't speak very much english when he first arrived, you could tell that he had a little bit of confidence about him and he was determined to get to know people. and as his english improved so did his confidence, and he began to make friends with a lot of students. but any confidence was beaten out of him at home. his mother, agnieszka kalinowska, would often hit him. but the worst abuse was meted out by her body—builder partner andrzej latoszewski. it doesn't take a huge leap of imagination to know how terrifying being hit by this man would be. the couple installed cctv in their home to spy on him. the same cameras caught the physical abuse. in one 30—minute clip played to theju

burnley won 1—0 at huddersfield in the championship opener.so some warm spells of sunshine. and we ended the week on a warmer note, with more sunshine around, temperatures in southern parts of england reached 28 celsius. wasn't quite as warm as that in birmingham. and for the commonwealth games this weekend, there'll still be a lot of cloud around. may get some rain actually sunday and later on monday, as well. all that rain will be coming in from the atlantic. this ribbon of cloud here will be staggering down across the uk — it's already brought some rain across northern ireland into scotland, some patchy rain maybe for a while across northern england and north wales. but we start off quite warm, actually, for much of the country on saturday morning. but for the northern half of the uk, this is where we've got the thickest of the cloud, and we're seeing most of the rain. through the morning, though, it should become drier and brighter in northern ireland and scotland, some sunny spells in the afternoon. still some rain for england and wales —

the border and the new efl season is also underway, burnley winning1—0 in the championship at huddersfieldeague one, started their championship campaign with a 1—1 draw at home to swansea. there were wins for blackburn, blackpool, hull and millwall. and in the evening kick off, middlesbrough took the lead against west bromwich albion in the tenth minute — thanks to isaiah jones. but two of albion's new signings combined to equalise in the second half, john swift turned injed wallace's cross to make it 1—1, and that's how it finished at the riverside. all the details and results from all the efl fixtures of course on the bbc sport website. elsewhere this weekend, england women are on the brink of history. they can win their first major tournament when they take on germany in the final of the european championship. the game kicks off at 5pm tomorrow evening and our reporter matt graveling is already at wembley. matt you're there nice and early. how are things looking? there is a trickle down wembley way right now as people go about their saturday evening. tomorrow, some of 87,200 people will

the border and the new efl season is also under way, burnley winning i—0 in the championship at huddersfielddiff earlier today. while rotherham who were promoted from league one, started their championship campaign with a 1—1 draw at home to swansea. there were wins for blackburn, blackpool, hull and millwall. all the details and results from all the efl fixtures of course on the bbc sport website. elsewhere this weekend, england women are on the brink of history. they can win their first major tournament when they take on germany in the final of the european championship. the game kicks off at 5pm tomorrow evening and our reporter matt graveling is already at wembley. matt you're there nice and early. how are things looking? got to get here early, because tomorrow evening there will be 87,200 people in this stadium bind me. it's a packed out, sold wembley. it will also be an attendance record for any european champion again. that is the men of the women. in about 24 hours' time we will be approaching full time so we don't want it to be a draw because we don't want penalties, definitely not

there is one just come in from huddersfield and it's very busy, lots of people getting off it and wanderingw, it is the opening ceremony, and so today's strike might have an impact for those travelling up because they will be a knock—on effect for trains, particularly in the morning, so the advice is to check before you travel that the train is running on time. they are expecting 1 million extra passengers from tomorrow until the end of the games for about ten days or so, so this is a really important hub stop you have noticed the commonwealth game banners are everywhere. widely across the west midlands region as well. saturday is a big day for the games, lots of events going on and that is the next day of the strike, that is where the impact could be felt particularly highly. they are really designed around public transport, you can't really drive to the venues. there are buses and transport that will get you there. most people are expected to arrive by train, not just here but at other stations as well. tomorrow, you will see volunteers from network rail helping people get from a to b. fo

joined by andy mycock, co—founder of the academy for british and irish studies at the university of huddersfieldow? it's a really good question- _ johnson now? it's a really good question- l _ johnson now? it's a really good question. i think— johnson now? it's a really good question. i think a _ johnson now? it's a really good question. i think a large - johnson now? it's a really good| question. i think a large number possibly still would. i think boris johnson kind of epitomises in some ways that sort of politician who stood against the elites and establishment and many of the reasons people voted for brexit but some people round here might be looking at what is happening in westminster i'm thinking, is boris someone with the calibre and the leadership and more importantly has he got the faith of the country and i think it's interesting over the last couple of days we have seen polling suggests that may be about 50% of those that voted for boris in 2019 would like to see him step down. �* , 2019 would like to see him step down. �* . , , ., 2019 would like to see him step down. 3 , down. it's

barely looking really good at huddersfield under new management.rybody was desperately trying to find anyway to get out of afghanistan because it was the only chance to stay alive. so fighting, stressful. there was lots of broken cars all over the airport and there was nothing, just a gate, to go into the plane.