iam in i am in leeds this morning for the leeds light festival.a look at some of the installation here and bringing you a full forecast up shortly. the british and irish prime minister's say they're on the pathway to a brexit deal, ahead of more talks today. the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, will meet the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier later. our brussels reporter adam fleming joins us. this adam fleming joins us. felt like yesterday after thl meeting this felt like yesterday after the meeting between the two prime ministers, a distinct change of tone. think how gloomy things had been for the first half of the week and in the meeting happened, and then that statement came out yesterday afternoon and it seemed positive in comparison with what had gone before. i have to say took people here in brussels working on brexit by surprise. they do not know what has been agreed between the two leaders and what it might mean in what is going to happen which i find quite amazing in the brexit process but we will get some information this morning be

leeds chief executive gary hetherington blamed an "administrative error".n have been arrested in somerset by police investigating alleged racist abuse that caused an fa cup tie to be abandoned on saturday. haringey borough's players walked off during the game against yeovil town, saying their goalkeeper had been spat at and hit by an object thrown at him. ido i do feel it is getting worse. when i first started doing i do feel it is getting worse. when ifirst started doing disciplinary is, it was just mainly older men doing the racial or homophobic abuse, but now it is more younger people. sometimes you would get papers, you look at the papers and you are reading the cases, and you will see, that is only 14. i believe at all levels, senior people need to come out and say enough is enough, we are not going to tolerate this any more. across football, across all sports, across society. you sit on the disciplinary panel so sanctions on an international level, when you see very small finds, relatively, stadium closures. what punishments can they be to send the me

the club's record signing will appear at leeds magistrates court next month and leeds rhino's have beentball league following salary cap breaches. half of that fine has been suspended for two years. they were found to have exceeded the cap on four separate occasions. they blamed an "administrative error". wales have called up cardiff blues wing 0wen lane to their world cup squad. lane, who can also play at centre, was part of wales' extended pre—tournament training squad. lane replaces forward josh navidi who's been ruled out by injury. he tore his hamstring and limped off in the first half of wales quarter—final win over france. but centrejonathan davies, who missed that game with a knee problem, should be fit for the semi—final aginst south africa on sunday. very disappointing for him. he has been very influential and very important for us in the last year. disappointing for us, to have a player ruled out. but, in saying that, these games are so physical, to have lost only one player at this game, it is a great positive for us. england, on the other hand, should have a fully fit squad

leeds chief executive gary hetherington blamed an "administrative error".

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds.indu kush — a majestic mountain range in pakistan. against the backdrop of a melting glacier prince william drew attention to the challenges of the climate crisis — and called for more action. our royal correspondentjonny dymond has the story. even for the royals, it's a rocky road of the hindu kush. it's a rocky road up the hindu kush. william and catherine came here to see first—hand the impact of a warming planet. the retreat of the glaciers that across these mountains to serve nearly a quarter of humanity. when the glaciers melt, they send water tumbling down, flooding the region. and then once they're gone there's nothing left for the rivers, the rivers that irrigate this hot, hard land. it's why the prince calls global warming and impending warming an impending catastrophe. he came to learn but also to sound the alarm. 1.6 billion people rely on this water behind us. that is an enormous amount of people who, bearing in mind a lot of people are now living urban lives, it is very h

leeds rhinos taking on castleford. leeds looking to com plete castleford.ter the challenge cup. the tigers have only lost two games in all competitions this season, both games should be tremendous. many thanks. the inaugural world beach games are under way in doha, almost a hundred nations taking part. beach football is also on the programme and great britain's women are one of the favourites. you would think it's a similargame to favourites. you would think it's a similar game to grass football but the ball is so unpredictable. it's a kind of completely different game. technically it's all in the air to keep the speed of the game. a bit more skilful and, yeah, just throw yourself around on the sand. as a goalkeeper, you can't judge yourself around on the sand. as a goalkeeper, you can'tjudge where the ball is going. is it intense? it's really intense. a 12 minute quarter and it's really intense. a 12 minute quarterand i'm it's really intense. a 12 minute quarter and i'm shattered by the end of it. it's a different fitness required, different rules, differe

leeds almost stole all three points. let's take a look at the rest of the results. west brom weren't able to stretch their two point lead at the top. they had a man sent off and could only draw 2—all at home to charlton. elsewhere there were wins for birmingham, huddersfield, hull and millwall, while middlesbrough drew nil—nil with ten man fulham. in the scottish premiership, bottom side stjohnstone won their first game of the season. callum hendry scored the winner in a 3—2 victory over hamilton. elswehere kilmarnock beat st mirren, while the games between hibernian and ross county, and livingston and hearts ended in draws. leaders celtic are away at aberdeen tomorrow, while rangers — who're level on points at the top — host motherwell. after a twelve year absence, great britain's rugby league lions returned to play an international match in new zealand, but lost 111—6 to a tonga invitational fifteen. the match in hamilton was given official test status by the international rugby league, despite a dispute with tonga's governing body. our rugby league correspondent

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. to britain and be cared for at home by herfamily. five—year—old tafida raqeeb was flown to genoa yesterday after her parents won a high court battle to take her abroad for treatment. our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, reports from genoa. on italian soil at last, tafida was taken from a private plane at genoa airport to a waiting ambulance. this is what her family had fought for after doctors in the uk said she should be allowed to die peacefully and with dignity. tafida's parents were welcomed today by staff at the gaslini children's hospital and by pro—life campaigners. her mother is convinced she is slowly improving. we are hoping that, with time, she'll be able to come to some sort of recovery, and that's the day we'll be waiting for patiently. tafida suffered a catastrophic brain bleed in february and is kept alive on a ventilator. the italian medical team agree with british doctors that tafida can never be cured. the brain injury has been devastating but we cannot exclude t

haaland was born in leeds and is the son of former leeds and manchester city player alf—inge haaland. salzburg in the summer. it's his stats that stand out, he's already scored 17 goals this sesson in just ten appearences. that includes three hat tricks, including one in theirfirst champions league game against genk a coupe of weeks ago. unsurprisingly, both the salzburg and liverpool managers have been full of praise for the teenager before the sides meet this evening. he was in every preseason match are now in every game he has played in he has been dangerous around the goal. i think he is an important player, he is still so young, and as long as he keeps his mentality straight and keeps focused on all the right things, which i think because he has a father who has played football, it is easier for him to understand what the expectations are. if he keeps a strong mentality, this guy is the limit for limitfor him. limit for him. wonderful player, very young, confident, quick, looks on the pitch clear minded. focused. a proper threat. looks like a decent player, and sna perfectly stri

leeds came from behind to win 20—12.frain secured the win, which completes the league and cup double for the rhinos after they won the challenge cup in july. that's all the sport for now. john, thank you very much indeed. and before we go, how quickly do you walk? well, research out today has found faster walkers in their 40s age more slowly. using a simple test of gait speed, scientists found slower walkers' bodies not only aged more quickly, but their faces looked older and they had smaller brains. 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 five. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more now on the kenyan long—distance runner, eliud kipchoge making history this morning, becoming the first athlete to run a marathon in under two hours. earlier i spoke to the british long distance runner, jo pavey and asked her what she made of this. it's so exciting. i think like many people i felt quite emotional towards the end, seeing his

from blocking roads in leeds, to disrupting the centre of cardiff, to targeting london city airport, extinction rebellion has tried to highlight climate change, but it depends on public support. trains like this one stopped in east london this morning are a low—carbon form of transport. but there was some sympathy. i salute you, honestly, and i hope, you know, we all find a solution. protests are raising awareness of climate change, but they also risk alienating the people they're trying to persuade. david shukman, bbc news. that's it. question time has a brexit special on bbc one, after the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. coming up on the programme. england make big changes, ahead of this weekend's quarter—final showdown with australia, at the rugby world cup. a call for the boxing world. "unite to make the sport safer" — following the death of american fighter patrick day. and more success for great britain — at the european track cycling championships — the women take gold, and the men get bronze tonight. hello and welcome to spo

josh warrington will defend his ibf world featherweight title on saturday in leeds against french challengerne ta koucht. but it's neither the opponent or the venue he'd targetted. he was hoping for a unification clash under the bright lights of vegas or new york. our reporter tanya arnold went with him. a16—year—old lad, if i did not get into boxing i was going tojoin the army or look at getting into the royal marines, so the boxing take off and the rest is history. but maybe we will see will tap after i retire. josh mornington is a regular visitor to barix around yorkshire, talking to soldiers and especially supporting a boxing choice. 0n talking to soldiers and especially supporting a boxing choice. on this occasion he got a bit more of a hands—on experience. occasion he got a bit more of a hands—on experiencelj occasion he got a bit more of a hands-on experience. i tell you what, nobody would be cutting up in one of those, where they? this upcoming fight not be the one he dreamt of, but he is motivated by wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords on. wanting to stay champ

staying with football, leeds united are back on top of the championship tonight after a 1—nil win overki with the winner at elland road. west brom lose their unbeaten start to the season, but they are still second in the table. johnny sexton will captain ireland for the first time, in their rugby world cup pool match against russia on thursday, the returning fly—half is one of 11 changes to the side that lost

but that will be a good one at that we some people make lamps others make leeds containers and other fancy yards our season picks up around the never up for a festival and last until diwali the commodity down but we keep making and storing things for the remaining 11 months and then we solo around to libya but big. the process is complicated and can involve the entire family. first process have to mix the role clay. after each individual item is formed it's then carved trying to find it and finally color it. once finished the decorations are sold at nearby markets alongside poetry products from other regions. now on. our people come here from all over india around festivals because the aura lands here a special special. whatever you need is available here actually there's a movie and we have. the pottery markets a fair and a reputation as a hope of indian craftsmanship values cherish the quality of the products. that are in there then we buy all our ceramic decorations for her like flower pots and urban labs for upcoming festivals we buy whatever items we need for the rituals. that i

. —— for leeds rhinos. and that is often sportsday. we have more support threat the weekend. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. i have political commentator and former labour party member lance price and the deputy political editor from the daily express. i will chat to you in the moment. let's take a quick look through those front pages and we are going to start

saturday's good as they get matchups dortmund put itself back into the race for the title against leeds leader is glad. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson has sent a letter to the european union requesting a bragg's it deadline extension and another letter arguing against it johnson was required by law to ask for the delay after parliament voted to postpone ratifying his brakes a deal the prime minister's sent and signed copy of the letter via email make it clear how he feels about this legal requirement. mixed messages from british prime minister boris johnson one letter to council president tunneled tusk requesting a bracks extension but left unsigned. and another letter to test arguing against such a delay this time bearing the u.k. prime minister's signature. 6 outside parliament demonstrators cheered as british lawmakers voted to delay the approval of the braggs a deal for singh johnson to send the request to the view hundreds of thousands marched through the streets of london calling for a 2nd referendum. know what to do

world athletics championships are taking place in qatar yesterday 3 out of 6 gold medals went to ask leeds who also to talk spots at the last. undisputed leader of the pack of defending champions was russian high jumper maria unless it skinner who won her 3rd straight gold medal was this one though as a neutral athlete as russia's track and field federation has been suspended since 2015 due to widespread doping allegations. the men's 5000 meter final had 3 norwegian brothers competing in good britain the youngest of the band of brothers was leading in the final lap only to be picked at the left corner. in get rich ended up in 5th gold and silver went to ethiopia i'm with a dress repeating his tram from 2 years ago in london. and finally some joy for a no we didn't athlete cost involved home defended his title in the 400 meter hurdles crowning an impedance streak of 14 races meanwhile 3rd place after some in the 1st middle of the championships for hosts kitsa was staying with athletics coach alberto salazar boss of u.s. track and field program funded by sports giant nike has been handed a 4

well meanwhile bursa dortmund travel to freiburg and their hopes of putting an end to throwing away leeds vincent to dortmund to him. with this sensational volley from the corner. but freiburg were undaunted. equalized in the 2nd half this for school of the season. dortmund back in front in the 67th minute the black and yellows squandered the lead again this time conceding an own goal through manuel a country late in the 90th minute to 2 the final score. and before we go we bring you a look at some dancing the lions in china $21.00 teams from around the world to part of the international lion dance championship in fortune city have a look at that participants impressed the audience with their breathtaking for the nation and high flying balancing acts. performers dazzle their way through obstacles including walking on a rope bridge and dancing on tall stakes. the goal was to complete the different challenges of the shortest.

meanwhile brasier dortmund travel to freiburg in the hopes of putting an end to throwing away leeds actual vigil. dortmund ahead with this sensational volley from the corner but fiber undaunted. equalized in the 2nd half his 4th goal of the season. he may put dog and back in front in the 67th minute but the black and yellow squandered the lead again this time conceding an own goal to many well a country late in the 90th minute to 2 the final straw. was up next shift living in the digital age thanks for joining you will be back in 45. to itself. with its gravitational pull. of the finest musical composition. with some mysteries terrific.

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election on december 12th in the hopes of ending the impasse of a brazen prime minister barak's chance in leeds a minority government and is hoping to secure a majority in parliament reebok a report from london. at the 4th time of asking parliament finally approved boris johnson's call for a general election the rise to the right $438.00 the nose to the left at 20 so the eyes have it the ayes have it on the an overwhelming majority of m.p.'s packing a vote on december the 12th it will be the 1st december election in almost a century the country isn't jew in election until 2022 but 3 and a half years after the brics a referendum parliament to stuck in the country no nearer to leaving the e.u. we are left with no choice but to go to the country to break free from this time costs and to allow us to submit as we must in all humility to the judgment of the electorate and to allow us to make our case and above all to allow a new and revitalized parliament with a new mandate to deliver on the will of the people and get bricks it done boris johnson leads a minority conservative party government althoug

we already have services on the east coast mainline up to leeds, from london to leeds and on to edinburghon. the government is also looking at what is called a management contract. that would essentially be the department for transport stepping in, taking a hands—on approach onto the franchise but allowing northern and its parent company, arriva, to continue operating the trains and that is why i think we have seen essentially an ultimatum from the government today to arriva to say, "sort your act out or else." that is all very well, tom, but what does it mean for passengers? well, in the short term, simon, not a great deal, because this will not happen overnight. when you take a rail franchise and you change who is managing it, it takes months. so, this process is really entering a sort of critical phase but it still has a long way to run until the government would take a more hands—on approach or even take full control of the franchise. but, you know, ithink there is a huge amount of pressure. political leaders in the north of england have already come out in the last few days and said

the good men from leeds when to because a deposit on to a community organisation would have committed lizzie she no longer exists. really southern weather for that we're not able to get that much information that could often put in the story for me. this is the piece that i found in gone from a dump site it's only with the belong to be sure constabulary and i really do want to bolt it into prison yes we put the story on the front page because we knew people would be outraged that obviously police. were somehow getting their equipment round feel encounter was a difficult investigator in the story and i had to phone the press offices several times and to push it they said that they at that time were using a contractor to deal with their waste and it was the contractor who had arranged well for the waste to be disposed of and so i guess there was a little bit of them saying it's not really us here it's the contract is. a waste i don't think people have quite grasped the seriousness of it and can brush it away to a certain degree in the way that they wouldn't necessarily please. and it's

initial draft today which involve home players only, the northern superchargers are going to be based in leeds said they only got one first pick of the england players from those counties and they opted for ben stokes, the durham man. will go back to where he made ashes history the summer. other yorkshire players are available for other teams to snap up including the england test captain, joe root who was left in the draft, he got to nottingham instead and played for the site known as the trench rockets, this is perhaps what is at headingley wanted to do, in terms of the hundred this year, he places cricket in nottingham and jonny ba i rstow cricket in nottingham and jonny bairstow as well. and cardiff, with the welsh fire, you can see some of the welsh fire, you can see some of the names, the test na m es. southhampton and jos buttler will pay for his local city and just over two weeks' time we get the other d raft two weeks' time we get the other draft as well for overseas players where they are dished out to some of these areas. steve smith and grayscale, could be snapped up by one of these

. —— for leeds rhinos. and that is often sportsday. we have more support threat the weekend.d night. —— sports throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. i have political commentator and former labour party member lance price and the deputy political editor from the daily express. i will chat to you in the moment. let's take a quick look through those front pages and we are going to start off with the mirror which meets with the knife attack in manchester in which five people were hurt. the eye going with the same story purporting unarmed police confronted the attacker. the daily telegraph front page features the weekend of intensive talks between the european union and downing street. financial times also reporting on the talks saying that the eu chief negotiator michel barnier has told european diplomats that boris johnson barnier has told european diplomats that borisjohnson has shifted his position. the guardian takes the same line and as that hard—line conservative br

in leeds and i care about you every one of genes and our residents need us. take a deep breath. that's it not i believe in calm down take deep breaths. good. take. good. good. taste good. great. who are all good. well here's some water. and some tissues. i'll put them here. well there you go. well good night good night. see you tomorrow. tom they were very sad so i have one of our residents has died. 101 years old and. we've just heard about it really sad he was a great person and one of our favorite residents. was very nice and very sweet. coming out and i'm sad that he's gone was part of what made this person's a special. was the moment most of the residents can't pronounce our names correctly but he always tried. it in something like we know cleaning up stuff for him that was so sweet he always called us by name. only now my question. is you know him for 2 years how was he getting along during the time he. abu i was always in a good mood good always friendly and always laughing i was fond lives here. in myanmar. see he didn't spend a lot of time thinking he was happy to be al

staying with football, leeds united are back on top of the championship tonight after a 1—nil win overom. the macedonian alioski with the winner at elland road. west brom lose their unbeaten start to the season, but they are still second in the table. johnny sexton will captain ireland for the first time, in their rugby world cup pool match against russia on thursday, the returning fly—half is one of 11 changes to the side that lost to the hosts japan on saturday. and after over 140 years of racing, towcester, the course where ap mccoy rode his 4000th winner, has been permanenetly closed. it went into administration last year, its 10 race—days in the calendar will be re—allocated. eight months on from surgery on his hip, the former tennis world no. 1 andy murray has had his second win on the main tour since returning to singles. he has beaten the world number 13 matteo berrettini 7—6, 7—6. he's through to the second round of the china open in beijing, he will now meet british no 3 cameron norrie. just not being in pain now is making tennis a little bit more fun so the practice and the

people's voice mean anything anymore what is the legacy of bragg's it on institutions competence and in leeds and the democratic process. exists is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing us away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that seems cool set their classes chris take a close ally and only stay on your phones at a special projects funded me. on i'm your best bet is the end of it for the team but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. show seemed wrong but all in all just don't call. me lol but yet to shape out. just to come out to. a close betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. this is boom bust broadcasting

leeds came from behind to win 20 points to 12.y talking to dan, it's like setting your treadmill to 21 and running that for two hours. give that a go this morning! if you so as not paying attention to just a month ago we were discussing anything but this got match that katie was saying, the decision will be made in the early of tomorrow morning. just hours before the match come effectively. and they still need to train to prepare as if it's going to go ahead. thank you, john. we do listen! must pay attention in class. scotland has become the first part of the uk to ban the sale of plastic—stemmed cotton buds. new regulations have come into force prohibiting the manufacture and sale of the items, as part of measures to reduce plastic waste. let's get more on this now from calum duncan, from the marine conservation society. this society. is a good move, isn't it? this society. is a good move, isn't mm this society. is a good move, isn't it? it is great this is a good move, isn't it? it is great news and testament to the hard work of

two months ago i had not been out of leeds. just a petrol tank! josh, just a petroltank! man, that is kind of ancient history in some ways. did you find you learnt a lot in some ways about the word about the sacrifices? so much. it was quite interesting to think about the prep going into it. the character himself would not have known what was going on in the world at the time, he would only have nobler he was from, leeds, and then he got thrust into this very difficult, extraordinary wealth of the war. but, you know, it was great to read up and learn about other going on in all the different countries at the time, people were getting involved, what different armies were involved and that whole journey back to dunkirk which is fascinating to learn about. we are so fascinating to learn about. we are so nearly at a time, but what you up to at the moment? we're doing another series which is great. so, we are cracking on that and i have just finishing another series for netflix called clients. do a double he does mark at the same time? -- called white lines. i am very fortu na

frank lampard talking about how youngsters are coming through and leeds united celebrate 100 years ofof my all—time favourites. a lovely piece from leeds, talking about the importance of the stadium and the fans and getting back to the premier league. the honest accounts have been a real hit this season when we asked two players to almost interview each others with a few question and this week it is ashley barnes and ashley westwood from burnley and they have a good laugh. with a strictly hat on as well be our supporting i , bbc trust and bbc sport supporting alex and she is doing the predictions today. it is a busy day but we are in at midday on bbc one. you have had the international brea ks you have had the international breaks and you had so much time gather all of that you have been watching football. thank you. here's tomasz with a look at this morning's weather. looking good across much of the country today, not as frequent and heavy as yesterday and tomorrow will be dry and bright still. the low pressure still with us, cloud around here and not of scotland, central scotla nd h

leeds came from behind to win 20—12. the rhinos after they won the challenge cup in july. the men's super league grand final later today has set up potentially one of sport's greatest ever fairytales. salford red devils take on st helens at old trafford for the right to be crowned champions. the cash—strapped red devils were relegation candidates at the start of the season but now they're on the brink of an extraordinary success. stuart pollitt reports. how long does it take to travel three miles from salford to old trafford ? the answer for red devils' rugby fans is decades. for now, it is all about getting your hands on a ticket. unintelligible. but you were determined not to miss this? not this. no way. amazing. it's still almost unbelievable. you never thought it would happen? never in my lifetime, no, no. the scarf's got to go. well... and my hat. yep. diehard fans shelley and alan never normally miss a match. but instead of packing for old trafford, they're off to barbados after booking a holiday at the start of th

world athletics championships are taking place in qatar on day for 3 out of 6 gold medals going to ask leeds who also took top spot 2 years ago. undisputed leader of the pack of defending champions was russian high jumper maria unless it scared know who won her 3rd straight gold medal. this one though as a neutral athlete as russia's track and field federation has been suspended since 2015 due to widespread doping allegations. the men's 5000 meter final had 3 norwegian brothers competing in debates the youngest of the band of brothers was leading in the final lap only to be picked at the left corner. of britain ended up in 5th well gold and silver went to ethiopia with a dress repeating his tram from 2 years ago in london. and finally some joy for i know we didn't actually cost involved home defended his title in the 400 meter hurdles climbing an unbeaten streak of 14 races meanwhile 3rd place abderrahim sumber in the 1st middle of the championships for hosts kitsa. in football the champions league return stiva byron munich facing off against tottenham hotspur again comes a perfect time for

in leeds, we have very few youth clu bs. in leeds, we have very few youth clubs.we expect? when we look at the issue,is can we expect? when we look at the issue, is to is notjust in inner cities but in rural areas. it is about deprivation, poverty, lack of access to helping people reach their aspirations. we need to have a look and see how we are neglecting our youth. what hope is that for a nine or ten—year—old that gets caught up in something like this. we are hoping that we can get the nine and ten—year—olds before they get caught up ten—year—olds before they get caught up in something like this but if they are, we would ask parents and guardians to look and see what is different with the young people. are they coming back with large amounts of money? are they wearing new trainers and garments? it takes all of us to look and identify the potential and then worked towards addressing the whole issue. thank you. it's often described as a hidden epidemic — one that affects 176 million people across the world. endometriosis is a condition that can affect women from

interestingly, leeds—based northern superchargers picked ben stokes ahead of yorkshire‘sjoe root.find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. hello. at one stage, way out in the atlantic, hurricane lorenzo had winds gusting up to 190 mph. what‘s left of lorenzo, no longer a hurricane, moves from ireland across the united kingdom on through friday and weakening as it does so. that said, it is still quite windy. there are gales and places and the winds easing into friday morning in northern ireland, digging up towards wales in south—west england stop windier, cloudier, wetter, milder start compared with thursday morning. a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain around. the winds pick up further for south wales in south—west england in the morning. around the coast we could be gusting around 60, maybe 65 mph before easing later in the day. the rain edges down across south wales in southern england, replacing any early brightness, where elsewhere it does turn a bit drier and brighter on through the day and the best of the sunshine through northern scotl

there was some for us all from gary and jenny up to such set jessa's from leeds england it's amazing to. they start this walk of shame. it's just to say that. you know the view is the same in real life saying she. is involved in a. really location fair game of thrones and things london i know a lot of it was computer generated but there's a lot. and we will stop here again but i will just kindly ask you to occupy only one side though the brains i will tell you what is landmarks are only 1500 people actually live in jubran it's old town for a unesco world heritage site but last year 1300000 tourists came to visit. exactly but. you have done your homework everybody likes a moment it's one of probably one of the all time greatest shows ever met. not just . because it's going on it's clear what being here means for the diehard fans of the cult series but overall the city is now bursting. through. an explosion of visitor numbers is by no means unique to. the problems that brings mass tourism may have some obvious benefits but in recent years many of those on the receiving end of the influ

sofiane takouch, stopping him in the second round in front of a boisterous crowd in his hometown of leedsckouts. he'll now aim for a unification fight in 2020. and get ready for omne of the most extravagant suits you're ever likely to see. this is tyson fury face—to—face with the wwe wrestler braun strowman. the two are going to get into the ring together for a wwe crownjewel fight on 31st october in saudi arabia. they are clearly looking forward to it. six games in the women's super league today. bristol city currently one—up against liverpool. spurs against manchester united is live on the bbc red button and on the bbc sport website — kick off around now. that is all from the bbc sport centre now. we will have another update in the next. thank you very much. continuing on with sport. he made history yesterday by becoming the first person ever to run a marathon in under two hours. the kenyan athlete, eliud kipchoge, covered the 26.2 mile course in one hour 59 minutes a0 seconds in the vienna, austria. this morning he spoke to bbc brea kfast‘s sally nugent, who asked him how he celebrated

sofiane ta kouch, stopping him in the second round in front of a boisterous crowd in his hometown of leedshis fights with seven knockouts. he'll now aim for a unification fight in 2020. and get ready for some of the most extravagant suits you're ever likely to see. this is tyson fury face—to—face with the wwe wrestler braun strowman. the two are going to get into the ring together for a wwe crownjewel fight on 31st october in saudi arabia. 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 you can find the latest from the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart and several gb gymnasts. thank you very much indeed. hh made history yesterday by becoming the first person ever to run a marathon in under two hours. the kenyan athlete covered the 26.2 mile course in one hour 59 minutes 40 seconds in the vienna, austria. this morning he spoke to bbc brea kfast‘s sally nugent and was asked how he celebrated his historic feat. we celebrated as a team. all the organisers and from a management and even the local organisers. any pos

sofiane ta kouch, stopping him in the second round in front of a boisterous crowd in his hometown of leeds's won all 30 of his fights with seven knockouts. he'll now aim for a unification fight in 2020. and get ready for omne of the most extravagant suits you're ever likely to see. this is tyson fury face—to—face with the wwe wrestler braun strowman. the two are going to get into the ring together for a wwe crownjewel fight on 31st october in saudi arabia. i'm sure there will be a little more contact than that when they finally get together in the ring. swapping the boxing ring for the wwe ring. that's all of the sport now, now it's time for the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times. and prashant rao, global editor of the news website the atlantic. lets take a look at the front pages... the observer says support is growing for a second referendum amid fears over boris johnson's brexit policy. meanwhile, the mail on sunday says rebel tory mps are planning to force the prime minister to delay brexit — ev

leeds came from behind to win 20—12.hallenge cup in july. the men's super league grand final later today has set up potentially one of sport's greatest ever fairytales. salford red devils take on st helens at old trafford for the right to be crowned champions. the cash—strapped red devils were relegation candidates at the start of the season, but now they're on the brink of an extraordinary success. stuart pollitt reports. how long does it take to travel three miles from salford to old trafford ? three miles from salford to old trafford? the three miles from salford to old trafford ? the answer for three miles from salford to old trafford? the answer for red devils's rugby fans is decades. for now, it is all about getting your hands on a ticket. i told roar. but you were determined not to miss this mrmark no you were determined not to miss this mr mark no way. amazing, it is so unbelievable. you never thought it would happen? never in my lifetime, no. the scarf has got to go. well. sheuey no. the scarf has got to go. wel