but leeds weren't done. dominant early on and they found that form later.g its 16 apiece. while there was still time for fingernails apiece. while there was still time forfingernails to be punished, the hosts would hang on. one more game than for maguire and co— as castleford await at old trafford. three games in rugby union's premiership tonight, and newcastle falcons are top of the table after a 29—17 win over london irish. three tries in eight minutes put enough distance between the sides. vereniki goneva scored two of them for the falcons, who have won four out of five games this season sale scored eight tries in their 57—10 win over gloucester. byron mcguigan scoring a hat—trick, but the pick of the tries came in the first minute from denny solomona and saracens picked up a win at worcester. chris wyles scored twice in their 25—3 victory. wales hooker scott baldwin couldn't play for 0spreys in their proi4 match against the cheetahs because he'd had his hand bitten by a lion in bloemfontein. he was taken to hospital after the incident at a local game pa

it was a difficult night for leeds united.'s improved form continued as they made it three straight wins by thrashing burton 4—0. preston are up to fourth in the table after a 2—1 win away to hull city. sunderland are without a win in eight league matches after their 5—2 defeat at ipswich. middlesbrough lost for the first time in eight games, beaten 1—0 at home by norwich. all the football league results are avaliable on the bbc sport website and app. now to cricket. england all—rounder ben stokes won't be available for the fourth one—day match against west indies tomorrow, after he was arrested following an incident in bristol in the early hours of yesterday morning. he missed training today, along with team—mate alex hales, who's also helping police with their enquiries. the ashes squad to tour australia this winter is announced tomorrow. ben and alex won't be available for tomorrow's one—day international against the west indies. ben was arrested early monday morning, september 25 after an incident in bristol. he was held o

leeds rhinos defeated salford red devils.ip for the first time since 1992 after closest challengers lancashire lost to somerset by seven wickets at taunton. it's a fantastic result for a side that was tipped as potential relegation candidates at the start of the season, having been promoted from division two last year. it isa it is a proud moment. and a privilege to shave it with everyone at the club. it is a great club. it isa at the club. it is a great club. it is a special day. russia's olympic boss and ioc member alexander zhukov has told the bbc he expects russia will be allowed to take part at next year's winter games in pyeongchang. his words come after 17 national anti—doping agencies called for the country to be banned from competing. britain's lizzie yarnold is hoping to defend her skeleton at next year's games. i have always said that anyone found doping should have the harshest sanctions put against them. i look forward to competing in my second winter olympic games and i want to do so with the mindset that i know

there was little surprise when leeds went into an early lead. two tries to stop 12—0 in 20 minutes. m to stop 12—0 in 20 minutes. their team bus turned a place —— turned up late and so did a whole. gareth ellis wanting to go about with a bang. these moves getting whole closer. —— hull. this score making it 16 apiece. called what —— could kallu m it 16 apiece. called what —— could kallum watkins do hisjob? it it 16 apiece. called what —— could kallum watkins do his job? it was neverin kallum watkins do his job? it was never in doubt. there was still time for fingernails never in doubt. there was still time forfingernails to be punished and the hosts would hang on. one more game for mcguire and coe as castleford await at old trafford. three games in rugby union's premiership tonight, and newcastle falcons are top of the table after a 29—17 win over london irish three tries in eight minutes put enough distance between the sides. vereniki goneva scored two of them for the falcons who have won four out of five games this season. sale scored eight tries in their 57—10 win over gloucester.

in leeds, i went to meet angela meehan. her husband's sepsis wasn't diagnosed quickly enough.broke his hip and needed routine surgery after falling outside his local supermarket. he was 52 years old. within days of the operation, he seemed to be recovering well. we thought, this is going to be a fairly quick thing. he's already up and about on his feet with the aid of crutches and isn't medical technology fantastic. you know, this is so quick. when dean began to feel ill, he went back to the orthopaedic clinic where he was told there was no cause for concern. alarmed at his deteriorating condition, angela returned to the clinic on two further occasions. patients who have recently had surgery have a higher risk of infection, so they are more likely to develop sepsis. he said he felt ill. he'd neverfelt so ill. every single visit to the hospital we said he was deteriorating. he was a wreck. he couldn't stand anything due to the pain. any mention of possible infection? no, and no tests. he was take ton a&e, but it was too late and he died four days later. dean was sent for a rout

danjohnson dan johnson in leeds. danjohnson in leeds.rline regulator to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. the company has updated its website and emailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the civil aviation authority had threatened to take legal action against ryanair. former ira members could for the first time face criminal charges in connection with their alleged role in the events of bloody sunday in 1972. 13 people were shot dead when soldiers opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in londonderry. another died later of his injuries. prosecutors are already considering whether to charge some former soldiers. the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben, have more than doubled — from £29 million to an estimated £61 million. the repair programme has already caused controversy, when it was announced big ben‘s chimes would be largely silenced while the works are carried out. three former executives at tesco have gone on trial,

elsewhere in the championship leeds' unbeaten run came to an end as they were lost 1—0 at millwall.bamba's late equaliser earned cardiff a point against sheffield wednesday, he scored in the 9ath minute. there were also wins for in form preston, bristol city, burton, middlesbrough and norwich. hull and sunderland drew 1—1. disappointment for keeping rangers. it was the biggest match in the core's yesterday but the peterborough —based side were beaten a-2 peterborough —based side were beaten a—2 by kidderminster. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen drew 1—1 with kilmarnock, it means they now sit two points behind champions celtic who eased past ross county a—0. dundee recorded their first win of the season with stjohnstone suffering their first defeat — 3—2 the score at dens park. hearts won away at hamilton 2—1 and louie moult scored twice as motherwell came from behind to earn a point at hibernian. sebastien vettel will start on pole ahead of tomorrow's singapore grand prix. lewis hamilton will begin from fifth. which means the ferrari driver will feel confident about surpassing

leeds just held off hull fc, beating them 18—16 at headingley to reach old trafford for a west yorkshiresutcliffe helped leeds to the win and a record—equalling 10th grand final. newcastle falcons are top of rugby union's premiership after a bonus point win over london irish. three tries in eight minutes helped the falcons towards their fourth win of the season. there were also wins for saracens and sale. in the pro1li, leinster and glasgow both won while scarlets beat connaght in a thrilling nine try encounter. leigh halfpenny helping the welsh side scarlets to a narrow 36—27 win. 0sprey‘s hooker scott baldwin should have been playing in that match, but he was wounded by a lion. just a warning that we're about to show you the moment he probably regretted stroking the animal. the pictures have been posted on twitter by baldwin's teammate andy goode. he was bitten on trip to a game park and needed a couple of stitches. he should only be out for a couple of weeks, according to his coach, who called him rather stupid. when you put your hand in a fence where there's a lion, that's what you e

she was born sylvia butterfield, home was the halton moor estate in leeds.lly felt poor. because we always had love and nobody had anything in them days. she did all sorts ofjobs, from selling wigs to singing in working men's clubs under a new stage name, liz dawn. the money were good. i had three children under school—age and i really did it for money, singing at weekends. the tv acting work came at a time when directors were looking for talent that was natural, authentic, the sort of person you could truly believe would live on coronation street. you'll laugh on the other side of yourface! get off me! off duty, liz dawn was a keen campaigner for the labour party and became lady mayoress of leeds. say you've never loved anybody else... i've never loved anybody else, shall igo and i've never loved anybody else, shall i go and get your slippers? after the years of laughter and ups and downs, liz dawn had proved she was one of acting's naturals. she admitted she didn't even quite know where liz stopped and vera began. david the actress liz dawn, who's died at

it's like going every day from london to leeds ona going every day from london to leeds on a loop. 30, i'm on the bike until 4, i ride until 9. 30 each night, riding 240 miles a day. it's been amazing. it's a beautiful way to see the world. i'm basically covering a thousand miles every four days, so you see the world like a slide show. after starting in paris, mark headed east through russian, mongolia and china. next, the vastness of australia and new zealand before a long flight up to alaska and heading down through north america before embarking on the home stretch, up through spain and back towards paris. he took on all weathers and had to push on throughjuriry all weathers and had to push on through juriry and accident. -- injury. i had a crash near moscow, gave myself a hair line fracture and broke my tooth. i don't think you need to explain how difficulties to ride a bike when you've got an injury like that. he got back on the bike and battled on. he's had a substantial support team to try to ease the pain. so what's he most looking forward to? my four-year-old harry's alrea

[applause] this woman is a leed gold certified architect. environment and design. she can tell you more about that. but there are more credits you can get. this is serious, is this, and she is all about it. she is going to share some of her projects and perhaps her challenges. basically what you will see is running through her career and her life is the notion and philosophy that architects create buildings that are portraits of their communities. that their strength emanates from those communities. in that community, of course, includes this field and you wonderful people. your work has laid the groundwork and the foundation for the great work zena howard does. so i guess it is time for me to let you see what it is like to hear from the great, the wonderful, the extraordinary, zena howard. [applause] ms. howard: wow. she was talking about somebody else. that was not me. i am so happy to be here today. it is a honor. thank you, kinshasha, thank you guys for making this one of the most successful conferences in aaam's history. i really appreciate that. when we start

leeds united top of the championship, 2—0 win helping them to victory over birmingham city.season. extends their unbeaten start of the season. winning five, drawing to. cardiff city's unbeaten run ended by preston. winning 3—0. preston 0xy fifth. bolton searching for their first win, losing to sheffield united. elsewhere, draws foraston villa, knowledge and queens park rangers. roy hodgson has been appointed as the new manager of crystal palace, joining on a two year deal. hodgson‘s been out of management since resigning as england manager following england's elimination by iceland at the last sixteen stage of the euro 2016. he replaces frank de boer who was sacked on monday after 77 days and just five matches in charge. liverpool will be without forward sadio mane for three matches after they lost their appeal against the length of his ban. the player was sent off during their match with manchester city at the weekend after catching the city goalkeeper ederson in the face with a high foot. the club argued that the ban was excessive — it means he will miss his side's next tw

castleford tigers increased their lead at the top to 12 points with a 38—24 win over second—placed leeds tonight, temporarily at least, after a late penalty try gave them a 13—12 win at sale. they were 12—6 down when machones was adjudged to have illegally collapsed a maul. in addition to nine points from the boot of sonotane takulua, it takes newcastle top after their opening weekend win over worcester. edinburgh and leinster both made it two wins from two tonight in the pro 14. leinster beat cardiff 37—9, whilst sam hidalgo clyne scored the pick of the tries in edinburgh‘s 35—18 win over dragons. chris froome stands on the brink of history after safely negotiating today‘s 19th stage of the vuelta a espana. he maintained his lead and remains on course to become only the third man to win the tour de france and vuelta in the same year. it was a day for the breakaway today, with belgium‘s thomas de gendt taking the win. froome finished alongside his rivals in the peleton. with two stages remaining, one largely ceremonial, he leads vincenzo nibali by1 minute 37 seconds. if he comes through

let's cross the leeds. minister has said we might be in transition. we can said we might be in transition. we ca n ci’oss said we might be in transition. we can cross to robert hall in leeds at a stock brokers. . yes were in the the heart of leeds business area. i don't know if this speech is an appointment to view across the world, but it is being watched by the business community. nick, is there an airof the business community. nick, is there an air of expectation and a desire to see something different from this? yes, people hope it is a watershed moment. the progress from this? yes, people hope it is a water shed moment. the progress has been insufficient and individuals and businesses will be hoping for clarity on many of the important points. what particularly, the question of transition, which now looks likely, is that going to be something that, this is the soft brexit a lot of businesses were hoping for? i think based on the sort of information that's come out and perhaps been leaked from downing s

leeds beat huddersfield in the evening's other match.ding space to break through the worcester defence, scoring the third of their tries. but worcester did narrow the gap late on, but eventually lost out 2a—19. ulster scored eight tries, as they easily beat the dragons, in the pro1a 52—25 at the kingspan stadium. they have a three point lead at the top of conference b over leinster, who lost at south african side cheetahs. there were also wins for glasgow against munster and treviso over ospreys. lizzie deignan is hoping to become the world road race champion later today, just four weeks after having her appendix out. she won the title two years ago, but was bed—ridden for 13 days, ahead of the world championships in norway and lost 2kg of muscle weight. it's quite bizarre to be in such form, fine form, i was really going quite well, to wake up the next day in a hospital bed, and think "right, that's it, it's over". and ijust had this small bit of hope that i could make it here, and it wasn't something that i was ready to give up on. wha

in garforth in leeds, a bond of ozil van arrived at the address of another suspect, who had been involvedas a terrorist group. he is ashley bell, who along with four men is being held on suspicion of being a member of a banned organisation. although the arrests we re organisation. although the arrests were the product of two separate investigations, they are all part of a national operation against suspected national action supporters, by counterterrorism police. it became illegal to be a member of national action last december, when the home secretary, amber rudd, listed it as a terrorist organisation. the home office as it is very be racist, anti—semitic, and homophobic, that it rejects democracy, and celebrated the killing ofjo cox, mp, last year. before it was banned, national action had been most active in northern cities, staging provocative but small demonstrations with openly nazi themes and posting videos online. its most prominent former members have been much less public since then, but several of them were arrested, today, suggesting detectives

scotland have recalled leeds captain liam cooper.op of their form, or bringing in someone new. we have shown we can do that before. but this time, we think that‘s the best squad that we can get. there were good players left out, but i think that‘s the best squad we can get for the two games coming up. and that squad, and these players, have shown that they can deal with big games. and that‘s why they‘ve been picked again. i‘m looking forward to catching up with them. gareth mcauley is back in the northern ireland squad for next month‘s qualifiers against germany and norway. the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against azerbaijan back in june. there are also first—time call—ups for millwall midfielder george saville and kilmarnock midfielderjordan jones. week three of the nfl season will end later tonight and rarely has there been such scrutiny on the sport. the players of the dallas cowboys and arizona cardinals will be the final two squads to decide how to respond to the us national anthem. after

castleford will play leeds rhinos or hull fc who meet tomorrow night.t to the british master in northumberland.. the four time major winner his an opening 67 but needed help from a spectator at the 17th. a wild drive meant he couldn't find his ball in the deep rough, but thanks to the fan's good work, he found it, promptly made a par at the hole. he ended on 3 under, four shots behind leaders tyrrell hatton and george coetzee. british bobsleigh can now afford to partially support sending a women's team to february's winter olympics — by reallocating funds made available. after the sport's chief executive richard parker left his role. earlier this month the bbsa said it was withdrawing funding from the women but continuing to fund three men's teams. bobsled drivers misha mcneill and donna creighton had launched ‘crowdfunding pages‘ in an effort to raise money so they could continue competing. mcneill has already reached her target of £30,000 and says the extra support will be vital. it will help logistically and with planning, it is a lot of strain on th

but the actress, who began life in leeds as sylvia butterfield, first worked in a variety of other jobso shoe sales girl, before getting her break as a nightclub singer. the money were good, and i'd three children, you know, under school age. and i actually really did it for money. i used to sing at weekends. are you all right? me, yeah, of course i am, i'm just trying to do something with this. it meant she was believable, an authentic character on the cobbles. liz had lived a life before coronation street, you know, singing, and obviously having children, and being a mother and being a wife. and she'd lived this life, and she brought all of that to her character, because she was just such a beautiful human being. come on. here, aren't you going to carry her over the threshold. liz dawn created one of the soap's famous female icons, vera duckworth, up there alongside hilda 0gden, ena sharpels and bet lynch. hey, you ain't met my husband, have you, jack? as ken barlow, bill roache was her co—star for three decades. i wouldn't call her a strong woman, in that sense, but she was a very st

misery for motorists in leeds today, costing time and money.he government is considering making companies pay to do work in peak time. i think that's a good idea, and it may cut the roadworks down and stagger them a bit more. you'll often come past and there'll be nobody here a lot of the time, and you think, why did you dig it up if you are now working over there, you know, how can you do it? so, yeah, that could make a big, big difference. 2.5 million roadworks are carried out each year. it is estimated to cost the economy £4 billion, as people are late for work or deliveries don't arrive on time. companies could be charged up to £2500 per site, to work on roads during the day. the government says trials have already seen severe congestion fall by a half. we've been trialling it in london and kent and it's proved extremely successful, and we estimate that there's been about 600 less incursions into the highway surface than would have happened otherwise. motoring groups want some reassurances. it's absolutely right that roadworks should be mor

his brief tenure evokes memories of brian clough's 44 days at leeds united in the 1970s.nother former palace manager, sam allardyce, lasted just one game in charge of england. but perhaps nothing can beat leroy rosenior‘s ten minutes in charge of torquay united in 2007. roy hodgson, last seen guiding england to an early euro 2016 exit, is tipped to succeed de boer. meanwhile, one managerial veteran believes more icebergs lie ahead. i was sacked as a champion, ranieri was sacked as a champion. frank de boer is sacked after four matches. next season, something incredible will happen again. so, nothing surprises me. with few exceptions, the life span of a premier league manager is a short and perilous one, as frank de boer has now discovered to his cost. richard conway, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight, hurricane irma. it is hard to add the words to the pictures we have all been seeing. we will be hearing from the mayor of miami. and the weather presenter tom arshavin acker is in florida to explain the life cycle of the hurricane, right from its beginning

hull will finish third in the table and will play leeds, who had already qualified, but they won 36 torsfield. in rugby union's premiership, gloucester have beaten worcester. england's billy twelvetrees scored the third of their tries as they dominated the early part of the south—west derby. worcester did pull it back late on but lost 24—19. in the pro 1a, ulster put in a dominant performance to beat dragons 52—25 at the kingspan stadium. it means they claim their second bonus point win of the season, having won all four of their matches. they have a three—point lead over leinster at the top of conference b. and that is because leinster were beaten 38—19 at south african side the cheetahs. leinster‘s winning start to the season is over despite barry daly‘s hat—trick of tries in bloomfontain. 0spreys suffered a third consecutive pro14 defeat as benetton rugby picked up their second win in a week. francesco minto's second—minute try and three successful kicks by ian mckinley helped them to a 16—6 victory. 0spreys, who have now lost eight of their last 10 league matches. four of this summ

let's get more from our correspondent who is in leeds. tell us more correspondent who is in leeds. of a 39—year—old woman in the lake in that park. they believe that 39—year—old woman is leanne mccarry. she is a mother of three young children who was a serving officer with the greater manchester police force but because this discovery was made in cheshire at a cheshire police detectives that are investigating the suspicious death that they have arrested a a3—year—old man who is also from them so one suspicion of murder. they are saying they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this. they are describing it as an isolated incident. we've had a statement from cheshire police. from the detective inspectors said investigations into her death currently ongoing and we are working ha rd to currently ongoing and we are working hard to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident. we are aware of a number of rumours circulating and was formal identification is not yet taken place we do believe that the victim is 39—year—old leanne mackay from wilmslow. leanne was a

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she was born sylvia butterfield, home was the holton moor estate in leeds.” estate in leeds. i never really felt poorer. because we always had a love and nobody has anything in them days. she did all sorts ofjobs, from selling wigs to singing in working men's clubs under a new stage name, liz dawn. the money where good. i had three children under school—age and i really did it for money, singing at weekends. the tv acting work came at a time when directors were looking for talent was natural, authentic, the sort of person you could truly believed would live on coronation street. ella mac you will laugh on the other side of yourface! get ella mac you will laugh on the other side of your face! get off me! ella mac you will laugh on the other side of yourface! get off me! of duty, liz tom was a keen campaigner for the labour party and became lady mayoress of leaves. say you've never loved anybody else. after the years of laughter and ups and downs, liz dawn had proved she was one of acting's naturals. she admitted she didn't even quite know where liz stopped and

but salford's hopes were ended with a heavy defeat, leeds are guaranteed a heavy defeat, leeds are guaranteed. they could celebrate the title after rivals lancashire lost in somerset. essex had been tipped to be relegated at the start of the season, but the young team, defied the odds to achieve the dream, that their coach says he'd thought about every night in bed. the crowd at chester le street have been disappointed, even before the start of england's t20 game against west indies. many of them bought tickets to watch local favourite ben stokes at his home ground — durham used him to market the match — but he's been left out. england say he needs a rest. i know that the guys want to see him play. if there was not an injury risk down the line or a huge ashes tour coming risk down the line or a huge ashes tourcoming up... he risk down the line or a huge ashes tour coming up... he potentially could play. it is unfortunate it is a home game but we need to stay with these plans so that we do not regret playing him in a one—off game down the line. this is not my bedroom window, by the way... this

she was born sylvia butterfield, home was the halton moor estate in leeds.nything in them days. she did all sorts ofjobs, from selling wigs to singing in working men's clubs under a new stage name, liz dawn. the money were good. i had three children under school—age and i really did it for money, singing at weekends. you'll hear from my solicitors, love. the tv acting work came at a time when directors were looking for talent that was natural, authentic, the sort of person you could truly believe would live on coronation street. you will laugh on the other side of yourface! get off me! of duty, liz dawn was a keen campaigner for the labour party and became lady mayoress of leeds. say you've never loved anybody else. i've never loved anybody else, shall i go and get your slippers? after 3a years of laughter and ups and downs, liz dawn had proved she was one of acting's naturals, admitting even she didn't even quite know where liz stopped and vera began. coronation street theme. liz dawn who has died at the age of 77. the headlines are coming up. we will have

las vegas, new york, los angeles, in leeds in london, so it's really important that you not just winsher bite compared to the ones we have seen in the past with the blokes? i tell you what happens with was vegas audience when it comes to women. the people out there, the punters, they sit back, they want to be entertained, rose when nicola adams walked out in leeds, she could have been going to the ring to mix a kick and everyone went ballistic. it will be different, and she will have to show them that she can fight and she will do that, don't worry about that. how realistic is it for her to win a world title early next year? this is a stepping stone tonight on her way towards that. i have been fairly upbeat and it is difficult. they do not give world titles away. before five women around to have got the various belts at the mexico have got sensational records. they will have 30 or 40 fights. more than that, they have all been ten rounds, a dozen or more. our experienced. we can hope she wins a world title but she is at least a good solid year, six or seven fights away, with a series o

she was born sylvia butterfield, home was the halton moor estate in leeds. anything in them days. she did all sorts ofjobs, from selling wigs to singing in working men's clubs under a new stage name, liz dawn. the money were good. i had three children under school—age and i really did it for money, singing at weekends. you'll hear from my solicitors, love. the tv acting work came at a time when directors were looking for talent that was natural, authentic, the sort of person you could truly believe would live on coronation street. you will laugh on the other side of yourface! get off me! off duty, liz dawn was a keen campaigner for the labour party and became lady mayoress of leeds. say you've never loved anybody else. i've never loved anybody else, shall i go and get your slippers? after 3a years of laughter and ups and downs, liz dawn had proved she was one of acting's naturals, admitting even she didn't even quite know where liz stopped and vera began. music: coronation street theme. the actress liz dawn, who's died at the age of 77. the actor and politic

impact of this earthquake is dr laura gregory, an independent research fellow at the university of leedsrthquake geology. the magnitude has been devastating in its impact even though it is not the highest magnitude. yes, it is a huge earthquake, so while it is much smaller than the earthquake that happened just over a week ago, it is about 30 times smaller than the one that happened earlier, a 7.1 is massive. if it was much more shallow, luckily it was a bit deep, but if it was a really shallow earthquake the damage would be even worse. 7.1 can kill tens of thousands of people if they happen in the wrong ways. we were speaking to our guest to is a teacher there, just talking about the fact that there have been a lot of earthquakes in mexico, they are prone to them, and have ta ken in mexico, they are prone to them, and have taken precautions against earthquakes. yes, especially after the event in 1985, 32 years ago to the event in 1985, 32 years ago to the day. the rolling codes change dramatically, particularly in mexico city. there is an early warning system and that did go off in part

asda is going to cut hundreds ofjobs at its head office in leeds.about one in ten will be affected. the supermarket, which is owned by the us giant walmart, recently reported a drop in sales. the pcs union is to ballot civil servants on whether to strike in protest at the 1% cap on public sector pay rises. it says civil service pay fell by between two thousand and three and a half thousand pounds in real terms from 2010 to 2016. sinn fein says it's ready to restart formal talks with the democratic unionists about restoring the devolved government in northern ireland. the power—sharing government collapsed injanuary over a number of issues — including the dup's handling of a botched green energy scheme. devon and cornwall police and dorset police have announced they would like to merge. the two forces have been working closely for the past two years. they say formally amalgamating would make them more effective and efficient, given the backdrop of "significant funding challenges." if approved by ministers, it would be the first merger of english cons

raised by the right honourable member for leeds central about linking the clause nine to the debatele friend. he is discussing it things we have to discuss in detail in the committee. can the government give us a assurance that if more time is needed because in truth we have difficulty getting through the programme within the period, that the government will consider properly making what came available to the house. —— making more time available. 39 hours and 17 minutes, the black government declared time for the bill to be ratified in treaty. we have shown today that where there is or j are to extent debate further, we are willing to consider that carefully indeed. i hope he will take that assurance in the spirit in which it has been intended. i hope that the house will recognise it is in the national interest that we take this bill onto the statute book, but we are delivering the democratic verdict to the british people and we are doing it in a way that allows businesses and individuals to their future, confident in what is the law will be on and after exit day and i hope the hous

leeds beat huddersfield in the evening's other match.yes, gloucesterfound it easy to break down the worcester defence, especially billy twelvetrees, who scored the third of their tries. but worcester did narrow the gap, late on, and went down fighting, 24 —19. lizzie deignan is hoping to become the world road race champion later today, just four weeks after having her appendix out. she won the title two years ago, but was bed—ridden for thirteen days, ahead of the world championships in norway and lost two kilos of muscle weight. it is quite bizarre to be in such form. i was going quite well, and wake up the next day in a hospital bed thinking it was over. ijust had this tiny bit of hope that i could make it here and i was not ready to give up on it. next to someone else who has also battled injury so he could focus on becoming world champion. this time tomorrow, great britain could have a new boxing heavyweight world champion. hughie fury, cousin of former world champion tyson fury, is taking on the new zealander joseph parker in manche

castleford and leeds have already confirmed there is.—— hull‘s are poon the last three games. —— hull‘s are poor. wakefield‘s form has been up and down. they lost the saint helens last time out very narrowly. if they make the top format, it will be seen asa make the top format, it will be seen as a remarkable achievement against the odds. nothing will be settled here this evening, but whoever wins the night, they will be in possession of one of those coveted top four positions going into the final round of matches next week. some of the other sports stories making the news tonight, seventeen national anti—doping organisations have demanded that russia is banned from next year‘s winter olympics. the group, which includes the uk and united states, say the ioc‘s failure to hold russia to account for their doping scandal, endangered the future of the olympic movement. meanwhile, british bobsleigh head coach dominik scherrer has resigned. injune, the bbc revealed athletes had written to british bobsleigh to complain of "bullying, racism, sexi

leeds had captain liam cooper sent off.iring. he revealed he'd secretly decided to call it a day after rio, but he said a year off and becoming a father had breathed new life into him and he now intends to compete at tokyo 2020 and try to overtake sir chris hoy by winning a seventh 0lympic title. i slowly changed over time. like i say, i thought it was natured, i was just getting older, you know? looking back i think i was co nsta ntly looking back i think i was constantly flattened by training and it's not until you relax and spring back to your natural state, i feel like i'm about 18 now, although i do click a bit more these days. he is so understated, of all the people that would secretly retire you would say it is jason kenney. good to see him sticking around. bit of rest goes a long way. rest with a newborn baby, he's doing very well! we will be talking about rest later, we will be talking about sleep. we think about it from the moment we get into work to the moment we get into work to the moment we get into work to th

leeds beat huddersfield in the evening‘s other match.billy twelvetrees, who scored the third of their tries. but worcester did narrow the gap, late on, and went down fighting, 2a—19. ulster scored eight tries as they swept past dragons in pro1a, finishing 52—25 at the kingspan stadium. they have a three point lead at the top of conference b over leinster, who lost at south african side cheetahs. there were also wins for glasgow, against munster and treviso over 0spreys. lizzie deignan is hoping to become the world road race champion later today, just four weeks after having her appendix out. she won the title two years ago, but was bed—ridden for 13 days, ahead of the world championships in norway and lost 2kg of muscle weight. it‘s quite bizarre to be in such form, fine form, i was really going quite well, to wake up the next day in a hospital bed, and think "right, that‘s it, it‘s over". and ijust had this small bit of hope that i could make it here, and it wasn‘t something that i was ready to give up on. we should emphasise what an ac

the business community's robert hall is in leeds for us. hello. hello. have been watching things closely. i don't know whether this speech was an appointment to view right around the uk but it certainly was here. straight to david, you are the chief executive here, you are an investment manager, the first question, nigel farage saying get on and do it now so businesses know where they stand. lit‘s deal with that first? business, most of it, wants to avoid a cliff edge and therefore confirmation about the transitional period is very welcome, not a surprise but it's positive news. what about you ? news. what about you? businesses need time to plan and we've got a transition period where they can put strategies together and plan what they're going together and plan what they're going to do through that period, that is a positive. before this happened, before she stood up to speak this afternoon, theresa may, what were business saying to you, what were people looking for? people were looking for certainty and to know how long, if a transitional period was go

more like just an embarrassment i think to america in leeds and he just made. he exposed a real face of the u.s. government when engaging in deals with other partners of the world and it just proves that. he as a representative of the united states government it's not. so valerie i want to talk about what the major concerns are for washington of course you've heard what iranians in iran think of that speech here is what u.s. president donald trump had to say at iran at the u.n. g.a. we cannot let a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities while building dangerous missiles and he not abide by the agreement if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program so lots of things in there that may or may not actually have to do with the deal itself so take us back to the one on one with the twenty fifteen agreement it is now twenty seventeen and clearly there are people out there who don't quite understand what the deal was about missiles and destabilizing activities how does the how do they relate sure so the nuclear agreement its

in garforth in leeds, a bomb—disposal van was outside the address of another activist who was involvedbefore it was listed as a terrorist group. ashley bell, who lives there, is suspected of being a member of a banned organisation, as are four men from west yorkshire, wiltshire and swansea. although the arrests were the result of two separate investigations, they are all part of an operation against suspected national action supporters coordinated by the counterterrorism policing network. it became illegal to be a member of national action last december, when the home secretary, amber rudd, listed it as a terrorist organisation. the home office says it is virulently racist, anti—semitic and homophobic, that it rejects democracy, and celebrated the killing ofjo cox mp last year. national action had gone underground since the ban, no longer holding demonstrations like this last year. a fortnight ago, three other men were charged with being members of the banned group, including two who were serving soldiers. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the home office. our top story this evening: jerem

from exeter in england aden force the carter senior research fellow in sociology at multan korea at leeds university in singapore we have graham own web and research fellow at the rajaratnam school of international studies welcome to you all. i'm guessing you're all feeling exactly the same as me a profound sense of deja vu we have north korea launching a missile testing some sort of new clear we think nuclear device then we have swift international condemnation then we have the u.n. security council meets in emergency session and they discussed tightening up sanctions hayden we've been here before goodness we seem to be here almost every day or at least every week it would be wrong though to shrug i wonder if kim jong un doesn't really get the concept of diminishing returns i mean there is a risk that people will shrug but at the same time this is very dangerous activity reckless irresponsible and the rhetoric i mean that's one thing that is a bit different i mean you said the threat to sink japan and so on the after the u.n. latest u.n. security council resolution and will doubtless get

in leeds brigade that got the president and came started wrapping up members of the opposition and they need beating us up so we had to put up by because there were too many a car that drives us out touch our allies and then. doctors and police ones and drove us and detained us for a. while dropped off at our homes so clearly a very serious situation but take a look at my laptop here and there are ugandans on twitter who are finding the levity and all of this a few quick means here with your face photo shopped over other people's issue in a fighting ring here is you looking like rambo or a bad. movie and this one on top of doing some fighting with a heart attack don't touch it meaning to the presidential age limits so levity on line but this is a serious issue why is it so important to you probably one will article one zero two is very important because now it is the only lasting rémy do we have peaceful transition of power needless to mention that uganda has neighbor had a peaceful transition of power from one to another and indeed that's one of the reasons that raised in massive in th