i don'tthink_ investment in leeds? oh, boy. i don't think about _ investment in leeds? oh, boy.stment in leeds? oh, boy. i don't think about it that way. - investment in leeds? oh, boy. i don't think about it that way. i i don't think about it that way. i think about winning and losing, i think about winning and losing, i think about winning and losing, i think about building a group of players that play for one another on the pitch, that play for their city and their supporters. that's what i think about. doing that and building something that is bigger than the sum of the pieces, in time and indirectly a return on investment will come around. that's just not how we think about it. here at the 49er state is the same thing, we think what we need to do to build a super bowl winner, to put ourselves in the position to win the super bowl? if you can do that, everything else follows. gloucester handed bath a fifth—straight defeat in the gallagher premiership. it was a tense affair between the two long—standing rivals. matias alemanno scored two tries to give gloucester their first a

leeds took the lead early on through rodrigo — but fulham came roaring back.half—time — bobby de cordova reid and willian made the game safe — before a late consolation from crysensio summerville made it 3—2. fulham up to 7th — but the pressure is really building on leeds boss, jesse marsch — with the fans making their feelings clear at the final whistle. we're hurting. it's painful. we feel like we do little things that we can't seem to reward ourselves. but we're together so, you know, i understand that fans are not happy and the ire should be directed exactly at me and i have to find ways to make us better and help us get points. meanwhile, who needs a manager? just four days since steven gerrard was sacked at aston villa, they thrashed brentford four goals to nil. first team coach aaron danks was in charge of what turned out to be only their third win of the season, and lifts them up to 14th in the table. and leicester picked up theirfirst away points of the season, thanks to a thumping 4—0 win, at fellow strugglers wolves. youri tielemans opened the scori

referee then played a large part in the match, with mikel arteta's side having to stand firm as a leeds penalty, while the striker then also was given another with that and a subsequent red card for gabriel overturned after a video review. bukayo saka got the only goal i think we started really well. i think the first half we saw terrific moments where we should've put two or three in the back of the night. we didn't do that. the second half tended to be very different. i match more like what we expected, the way they played in the way they interacted in the stadium. after that we just had to survive. i think we showed our resilience and our willingness to win, going back to norway on a thursday night to come here a way that leeds. we have to win four matches. chelsea are still unbeaten under manager graham potter after a 2—0 win at aston villa. and it was their keeper kepa who kept the run going with an impressive performance in goal, as dan reports his reign began with a win against graham potter. defeat to him might bring about its end. when you are down on your luck, things don't go

arsenal remain top of the premier league after their 1—0 win at leeds.yed by around a0 minutes after a powerfailure meant some of the referee's equipment didn't work. the referee then played a large part in the match with mikel arteta's side having to stand firm as a leeds equaliser from patrick bamford was ruled out. then bamford missed a penalty, while the striker then also was given another with that and a subsequent red card for gabriel overturned after a video review. bukayo saka got the only goal. i think the first time we did really well. i think we had some terrific moments where it should've put two or three in the back of the net. we didn't do that. the second have ended up being very different. a match that we expected with the way that they play in the way it demonstrates in the stadium. after that, you survive, i think we showed our resilience and our willingness to win, going back to norway in a thursday night away at leeds, i am so proud of the boys. but we have to win these matches. chelsea are still unbeaten under manager graham potter a

this affects places like leeds, manchesterand hull.hour delay is what they are on the train. they have described awful conditions, often overcrowding at times. bobbie had graphed regular travels to hull from manchester, and she has described some of the conditions she has faced. itjust adds so much unnecessary time and thejourney, and even one of the trains that were suggested as an alternative route, the connecting train from leeds was cancelled as well. you just can't keep up with all the cancellations. even when your train isn't cancelled, you are off often on a really packed service, because, for example, the other week i went on the trans pennine service, and my train was fine, but the two before it had been cancelled back to hull on friday, and we were all crammed like sardines in the carriage. literally, there was no room to move because everyone was stood up all the way down the aisle. you pretty much suffocated all the way through to leeds, where a lot of the commuters get off. got to the operators said? they blame high _ got

there was another game in the premier league, leeds united and aston villa playing out a goalless drawisterra was sent off for a second yellow. blocked the ball at a free kick. but aston villa were unable to capitalise on their one—man advantage. philippe coutinho closest to a goal — hit the woodwork. pretty much denied them the three points. we have had our third premier league sacking of the season today, wolves have got rid of their manager, bruno lage. they lost 2—0 at west ham yesterday. the result that leaves them in the relegation zone. lage had been in charge for 16 months and finished in the top half of the table last season. they have only won once in their last 15 premiership matches stretching back to april. slaven bilic marked his first match in charge at watford with a 4—0 win at stoke city. the former west brom and west ham boss became the ninth manager in three _ boss became the ninth manager in three years — boss became the ninth manager in three years before rob edwards was sacked _ three years before rob edwards was sacked last monday. they had a 1—0 lead and added t

that has affected areas like hull, leeds, and manchester as well.d training backlog after the covid pandemic. they are not the only operator. there has also been issues on avanti. people in the north are being treated in their view like second—class citizens. they are in despair about it. they're trying to get their lives on track, with all of the pressures, and every day they are having their lives turned upside down. theyjust can't rely on these trains. people can't trust the trains. people can't trust the trains in the north—west of england. that is bad. it is bad for our economy, but is also bad for transport more broadly. and it is bad for passengers as well. ~ , ., ., ., ., well. with social media we have a stream of horrors _ well. with social media we have a stream of horrors that _ well. with social media we have a stream of horrors that people - well. with social media we have a i stream of horrors that people post. social media platforms have been awash with tales of long journeys, journeys cancelled at last minute, long gaps between jour

fulham at 3—1, was crystal palace came after leeds un down. scored parts came from 2—2 down.f the game, finished at 2—2. cut out up to fifth, kilmarnock ten. the world cup might be weeks away, but today the draw for euro 2024 qualifier took place in germany with all four home nation is hoping to win reach the finals. i will correspond nation is hoping to win reach the finals. iwill correspond back nation is hoping to win reach the finals. i will correspond back was in frankfurt. there was laughter in the fest hall when italy and england were drawn together in the group. the teams played each other in the final at wembley last year and also played each other recently in the nation's league when italy have taken four points from the two matches. so there is a recent score to settle for england against italy. also the unknown of ukraine in that group. but england and italy clearly will be fancied to finish at the top two positions. scotland have themselves a very tough draw with spain and norway in there. erling haaland and others. scotland do have the full back of a play—off pl

"i remember growing up in leeds, where i saw too many children being let down. let down by low expectations. let down by a labour council who were more interested in political correctness than they were in school standards. but i was lucky to have been brought up in a family that cared about education. they taught me the value of hard work and enterprise. and i stand here today as the first prime minister of our country to have gone to a comprehensive school. that taught me two things. one is that we have huge talent across the country. and two, that we're not making enough of it. this is a great country. i'm so proud of who we are and what we stand for. but i know that we can do better and i know that we must do better. and that's why i entered politics. i want to live in a country where hard work is rewarded, where women can walk home safely at night and where our children have a better future. to deliver this, we need to get britain moving. we cannot have any more drift and delay at this vital time. let's remember where we were when i entered downing street.

sending the leeds fans delirious in the away end.is return to brighton ended in a 4—1 defeat on the south coast. the hosts were 3—0 up at half time, when pascal gross rounded off a day to remember with their fourth in stoppage time. potter recieved a hostile reception with some booing from brighton fans before kick off. he was returning for the first time sincejoining chelsea in september but potter says he wasn't impacted by the atmosphere it is what it is. like i said, i have nothing to apologise for, nothing to say sorry for, i think i did a good job at the club and i think i left it in a good place, as you can see today. it's a good team, with a lot of good players and a lot of money in the bank, but people are entitled to their opinions. it took a late stoppage time winner for tottenham to see off bournemouth. antonio conte's side were 2—0 down but completed their comeback in added time with rodrigo bentancur scoring from that corner to make it 3—2. the spurs boss praising the teams never say die attitude after the game. but it'

how in general terms do you plan to make a return on your investment in leeds? oh, boy.ing and losing, i think about building a group of players that play for one another on the pitch, that play for their city and their supporters. that's what i think about. doing that and building something that is bigger than the sum of the pieces, in time and indirectly a return on investment will come around. that's just not how we think about it. here at the 49ers, we think the same thing, we think what we need to do to build a super bowl winner, to put ourselves in the position to win the super bowl? if you can do that, everything else follows. gloucester handed bath a fifth—straight defeat in the gallagher premiership. it was a tense affair between the two long—standing rivals. matias alemanno scored two tries to give gloucester their first away win in the premiership since january. sale sharks beat leicester tigers 26—16 in the division's other fixture. cardiff beat scarlets in the united rugby championship. it was a tight first half. garnett responded after the break, but it was

leeds rhinos, insired him, but his family... leeds rhinos, inspired by — him, but his family...b i inspired by the influence of rob burrow, — inspired by the influence of rob burrow, with this shirt. even inspired by the influence of rob burrow, with this shirt.- burrow, with this shirt. even in some of the — burrow, with this shirt. even in some of the most _ burrow, with this shirt. even in some of the most adverse, i burrow, with this shirt. even in - some of the most adverse, horrendous times, there is or is hope, there is or is positivity, there are always things people can do. and i think he is the picture of perseverance and resilience. it isjust is the picture of perseverance and resilience. it is just immense. is the picture of perseverance and resilience. it isjust immense. at? resilience. it isjust immense. # only one rob burrow... iam sure i am sure that chance will be ringing around here, overa0,000 people singing it this afternoon when, as i say, rob burrow gets the tournament under way. you can watch the full documentary, rob burrow: living with mnd, at 7pm on tue

the leeds pilot which _ decisions a week. the leeds pilot which is _ decisions a week.ecisions per week. doesn't the home secretary understand that this is far too— secretary understand that this is far too slow? and what is she going to do— far too slow? and what is she going to do about — far too slow? and what is she going to do about it? and isn't it the case _ to do about it? and isn't it the case that— to do about it? and isn't it the case that if— to do about it? and isn't it the case that if she spent less time playing — case that if she spent less time playing to the gallery on immigration and more time dealing with the _ immigration and more time dealing with the practical problems, this would _ with the practical problems, this would be — with the practical problems, this would be to the benefit of the taxpayer, the home office staff that work so _ taxpayer, the home office staff that work so hard, and to the asylum seeker— work so hard, and to the asylum seeker must themselves? it�*s work so hard, and to the asylum seeker must themselves? it's not often i se

the women's rugby league world cup gets under way tomorrow, when hosts england take on brazil in leedsportunity for women's rugby league to capitalise of what has been a great year so far for women's sport in england. sarah mulkerrins reports. we saw what the euro is dead for women's football in the summer and now rugby league is hoping for similar is the women's world cup gets under way. the woman's opener at headingley. there will be a record attendance for a women's game in the northern hemisphere.— in the northern hemisphere. seeing the lioness and _ in the northern hemisphere. seeing the lioness and what _ in the northern hemisphere. seeing the lioness and what they _ in the northern hemisphere. seeing the lioness and what they achieved | the lioness and what they achieved was massively inspirational for us as players and hopefully if we can replicate that, how incredible that would be for the sport and the growth of the women's game. itrailiiiie growth of the women's game. while encland growth of the women's game. while england will get _ growth of the women's game. while england

he has captained england, won a golden boot and led leeds rhinos to win three consecutive super leaguething much more personal. certainly proud of that finalseason, probably all the trophies i was involved in, they are special, but the nice thing, because we had the perfect ending, and there were two other players who were great friends, it allowed me to close the book on my playing career and i won't say satisfied, but content from that 11—year—old kid who decided he would love to be a rugby player for his career, to be able to live that dream, and then be able to close the book, how it finished was incredible, and the thing they are most proud of is the friendships,

there was another game in the premier. was another game in the premier league, leeds united and astonpretty feisty at elland road. there was a sending off for a second yellow, blocked the ball at a free kick. but aston villa were unable to capitalise on their one—man advantage. philippe coutinho closest to a goal, hit the woodwork. pretty much denied them the three points. there will be wondering how that one got away. we there will be wondering how that one not awa . ~ ., ., ., got away. we have had our third premier league _ got away. we have had our third premier league sacking - got away. we have had our third premier league sacking of - got away. we have had our third premier league sacking of the l got away. we have had our third - premier league sacking of the season today, wolves have got rid of their manager. they lost 2—0 at west ham yesterday. the result that leaves them in the relegation lone lillie magazine. he had been in charge for 60 months and finished in the top half of the table last season. they have only won once in their last 15 premiership matches stretching bac

nuffield health, which runs the hospital in leeds where augustine worked, told us they expect all theirrs to comply with applicable laws and regulations and they'd review their relationship with any service provider found to be operating unethically. they say they closely monitor the workloads of their resident medical officers and stipulate regular breaks and rest days. this is where some nes doctors come for help. i have multiple night disturbances because i woke up multiple times at night to attend to this patient. drjenny vaughn from the doctors association hears similar stories again and again. i was very, very tired. i asked her if these long hours could be excused in any way at night, for instance, when doctors are only on call, not actually on the ward unless needed. if you're on duty, you're on duty and you're in a hospital room. you could be called at any time. that is a basic understanding of a doctor who's on duty. if they can be called at any time, they're on duty. that's why no doctor in the nhs on the nhs contracts does more than four nights consecutively because we know

, domestically liverpool have suffered consecutive premier league defeats to nottingham forest and leeds to be judged and managers, players, that's how life is in professional football. managers, players, that's how life is in professionalfootball. so, at this moment, i do not think about that at all because we cannot change it anyway, so we have to go through this and if you want to get out of something, very often first of all, have to go through it in that is what we're doing. yes, with some lows and some eyes, we will be able to say that it was never a quick fix and now looks like it's not a quick fix and it's proven. but we will not stop fighting. no, it's not a question enough and improbably, i didn't read anything, but it probably, everything will be judged about me now is low which is fine. and people look at me, they'll say he looks tired or whatever, i'm not, i cannot give that excuse. it's not. my i cannot give that excuse. it's not. myjob is not only being here in the moment when the sun is shining and someone gives us a trophy, myjob is here to be there when we have to reall

different story for leeds.ds and their manager, with fans making their feelings clear at the final whistle. meanwhile, who needs a manager? just days since steven gerrard was sacked at aston villa, they thrashed brentford 4—0. where was this result when he was still in charge? danny ings with a couple to claim what was only their third win of the season. leicester picked up their first away points of the season, after a 4—0 victory over wolves. youri tielemans with the pick of the goals as the foxes climb off the bottom of the table. arsenal and manchester united can't be separated at the top of the women's super league. arsenal won away at liverpool. lia walti fired the gunners into the lead after a quarter of an hour in a 2—0 win. united beat leicester. chelsea joined them at the top after beating brighton, but have played a game more. max verstappen has equalled the record for most wins in a single f1 season after winning the us grand prix. he controlled the race until a delay at his final pit stop handed th

he has captained england, won a golden boot and led leeds rhinos to win three consecutive super league titles, but speaking on radio 4's desert island discs, kevin sinfield says his greatest achievement is something much more personal. certainly proud of that finalseason, probably all the trophies i was involved in, they are special, but the nice thing, because we had the perfect ending, and there were two other players who were great friends, it allowed me to close the book on my playing career and i won't say satisfied, but content from that 11—year—old kid who decided he would love to be a rugby player for his career, to be able to live that dream, and then be able to close the book, how it finished was incredible, and the thing they are most proud of is the friendships, that i'm most proud of. how could you not be proud of this friendship? from the moment his former team—mate rob burrow was diagnosed with motor neuron disease in 2018, he was determined to do what he could to raise awareness. for him, and what he is going through, what the family are going through, i wanted to show

fire crews have spent the night tackling a large blaze at a building in the centre of leeds the fire the top floors of a derelict high—rise building near the city's millennium square. a number of nearby pubs and restaurants were evacuated. there are no reports of any injuries. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello there. plenty of this today. yes, for many, there's going to be a lot of sunshine around, a lot of winds. it'll feel quite pleasant out there as well. we keep the risk of a few showers across the northern and western isles and anywhere north west to the great glen. and as the afternoon continues, we will see the wind strengthening and some cloud and outbreaks of rain arriving by the end of the day in the southwest. winds certainly lighter. so temperatures will respond, highs likely of around 18 celsius. that's above where they should be really for this time of year. but as we go through the evening and overnight, we're looking down to the southwest. a spell of wet and windy weather will push its way steadily north. there'll be some heavy pulses of rain

i�*i belfast, newcastle, leeds, days ago that i looked at.h is enough as prices increase and the impact it has on consumers struggling with their bills. the government's huge package of energy support fixes the amount you pay per unit of energy that you use, the typical household with average energy usage will now pay £2500 for the energy, although prepayment will cost more. the more energy you use the more you pay. all uk households will be given a £400 discount on their energy bills from october, arranged by energy companies, and more cost of living payments are available for pensioners, those on disability payment and low income homes, but fuel poverty charities are already concerned. the homes, but fuel poverty charities are already concerned.— homes, but fuel poverty charities are already concerned. the level of su - ort are already concerned. the level of support for — are already concerned. the level of support for everybody _ are already concerned. the level of support for everybody has - are already concerned. the level of support fo

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leeds are only above the relegation zone on goal difference and their manager is also feeling the heat the women�*s champions league. after arsenal thumped last year�*s champions lyon 5—1, chelsea beat semi—finalists psg1—0 in their first group match last night. england�*s millie bright scored the first half winner in paris. chelsea failed to reach the knock—out stage last season. 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 all eyes on the prize, the prize is there a resident of this address, number 10 downing st. the contest is on to find the next tory leader. let�*s gauge your reaction and head over to nicky campbell to find out what you think. amazing number of calls this morning, i�*ve got to say. what some people can�*t get their head around is the fact we have a lot of people saying, he is the saviour, he is the messiah, but people are saying this would be the salvation of the conservative party. 0r would be the salvation of the conservative party. or the road to health. you cannot be serious, let�*s refe

whilst at selhurst park, crystal palace came from behind to win 2—1 against leeds united.n hourfrom the end. arsenal kick off against liverpool shortly. and hearts can move up to fourth in the scottish premiership with victory at kilmarnock. but it's not going that way at the moment. nearly an hour played there now, and culminate lead by two, both those goals early in the second half. next to the women's rugby union world cup and a dramatic home nations match—up on the other side of the world earlier, as wales beat scotland 18—15 in new zealand. wales, who were given professional contracts this year, started strong with forward alisha butchers scoring the opening try. it may be there opening game of the world cup, but defeat for scotland or wales would make a route through to the knockout stages an uphill battle. plenty of pressure, which wales rode the better in the opening minutes before scotland bit back, their forwards forcing their way over the line and lana skeldon getting her team on the scoreboard. that won't wales up once more. kayleigh powell on the end of this w

protestors say there's been no improvement in living standards firefighters in the british city of leedsfloors of a high—rise building earlier on saturday evening, prompting the evacuation of several nearby pubs and restaurants. the husband and wife team behind one of the most successful covid vaccines, say they believe the same technology could help transform cancer treatment. the founders of the german company biontech, added they would fight claims by a rival company, that they infringed patents in their covid jab. our medical editor, fergus walsh reports. if you have a covid booster this autumn, whether it is the pfizer biontech or moderna jabs, they both rely on a new type of vaccine technology known as mrna. among the pioneers were husband and wife team professors ugur sahin and ozlem tureci. who founded biontech. speaking to sunday with laura kuenssberg the doctor said, mrna is showing promise in cancer studies. where patients receive a personalised vaccine to prompt their immune system to attack their disease. every step, every patient we treat in our cancer trials helps us to fi

these were the scenes at one of the march of the mummies event in leeds city centre this morning.ingfenced and properly paid and alljobs should be flexible by default. the government says it is "committed to supporting working parents and helping them participate at work". there's major disruption to rail services across scotland due to a 24—hour walkout by scotrail workers. more than 2,000 members of the rmt union are taking part in the strike, with trains running on just three routes in the central belt and all other services cancelled. our scotland correspondent alexandra mckenzie is at queen street station in glasgow. this is saturday afternoon in queen street station, it would normally be very busy with shoppers, but as you can see, it's deserted. the trains are standing idle and the board behind me is almost blank. as you said, three services running in scotland, mostly around or all around the central belt. you can get a limited service from here to edinburgh or if you want to go to glasgow central station, you can go to lanark. but absolutely nothing outwith the central be

firefighters in the british city of leeds are battling a large blaze in a building of the city centre the structure was "potentially u nsafe" elon musk says his starlink satellite company will continue to provide internet to ukraine for free, despite threatening to start charging for the service. ukraine has described starlink as vital, saying it helped the country survive critical moments during the russian invasion. for more on this about—turn, here�*s stephanie prentice. mission control: three, two, one, zero. _ ignition. lift—off. elon musk�*s starlink satellites launching in 2019. his bid to provide broadband around the world that, a few years later, would become critical to the ukrainian war effort. the company�*s 3,000 stations in low earth orbit have been crucial to communications by troops for the past eight months as they monitor russian movements. but on friday, a different battle was raging. mr musk said his company could no longer provide the service, suggesting the pentagon to cover the alleged $20 million a month internet bill. so, why the sudden change? it all seemed t

as they made 121 for 6 from their 20 overs. six that left the dutch chasing 122 to win — and bas de leedend. the netherlands are now top of group a, and will qualify for the next round if they beat sri lanka on thursday. by hitting 74 off 60 balls as they made 152 for 8 from their 20 overs. for karthik meiyappan as he made history by becoming the first uae bowler to take a hat—trick in a t20 world cup. but their reply never really got going. they were all out for just 73 as sri lanka won by 79 runs. in germany, there was a shock defeat for borussia monchengladbach in the second round of the german cup. they were beaten 2—1 by second division side darmstadt. no problems for the holders rb leipzig, though, as they thrashed hamburg. danish striker yussuf poulsen scored twice in a 4—0 victory, but they saved the best til last — benjamin henrichs with the finishing touch to a fine team goal 10 minutes from time. there were two games in the english premier league on tuesday — and they included brighton and hove albion against nottingham forest, which ended in a goalless draw. it was a tale of m

in belfast, newcastle, leeds, london and birmingham, protests that enough is enough, as prices rise andy support fixes the amount you pay per energy you use. the typical household with average energy usage and paying by direct debit will now pay £2500 for their energy. prepayment will cost more. but the more energy you use, the more you will pay. all uk households will be given a £400 discount on their energy bills from october, arranged by energy companies. more cost of living payments are available for pensioners, those on disability payment, and low—income homes. but fuel poverty charities are already concerned. the level of support for everybody has been really, really welcome, but the depth and severity of the issue for millions of householders is not being satisfactorily affected by these relief packages. they simply need more support to get through the winter. on a visit to british gas yesterday, the prime minister said it was important the government took steps to deal with the costs faced by households by putting in place its energy plans. but liz truss said she did not want to

i live in leeds, and it feels massively out of touch. i you know?lly would define - myself specifically as economically. conservative, but this i is almost a step too far. so, as the party prepares for its conference in birmingham this weekend, the political and economic backdrop is farfrom secure. let's get more now on our top story. we can talk to a member of the nato institute. obviously, we're talking about president putin �*s of the annexation of four areas, occupied areas in ukraine, and president biden saying that president putin won't get away with it. the question is where do you see things going from here. greetings. i think that president biden is right. we cannot accept or acknowledge this so—called annexation. on the other hand the ukrainians have already been attacking russian positions in places that were claimed to be russian, for example in crimea. let's let the ukrainians fight on. let's support them as they fight on and let's not feel too intimidated by vladimir putin. he is trying to play mind games with us. he is trying to creat

in leeds they were up againstjamaica, making their world cup debut.o warm welcome. four tries in the first half. this was an impressive, dominant display from an ireland side sending out a warning to others at this world cup. 48—2, the final score. as other nations continue to develop, ireland appear now a realforce in the global game. adam wild, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. a decent day out there today. things have changed this evening. clear skies have brought us the sunshine today but have gone and clouded over with rain moving northwards, rain and stronger wind. the last few hours of the rainfall picture indicating where it is heaviest, particularly across parts of northern ireland at the moment. all down to this area of low pressure taking the bulk of its rainfall through overnight. behind it tomorrow, still showers in scotland but for many places blustery and sunshine again. the heaviest rain as the night goes on will move from northern ireland and through scotland, windiest in the west with gales around some coa

different story for leeds who've dropped into the relegation zone.leeds and their manager jesse marsch, with fans making their feelings clear at the final whistle. we are hurting. it is painful. we feel like we _ we are hurting. it is painful. - feel like we do little things that, we can't seem to reward ourselfs of. but we are together, so, you know, having, i understand that fans are not happy, and the euro—should be directed to exactly as me and i have to find ways o get us better and get points. and you might wonder who needs a manager. days since steven gerrard was sacked at aston villa, they beat brentford a—0. you wonder what he made of this one? leicester also won yesterday. while leicester picked up their first away points of the season after a a—0 victory over wolves. youri tielemans with the pick of the goals as the foxes climb off the bottom of the table. arsenal and manchester united can't be separated at the top of the wsl. lia walti fired arsenal into the lead in what was a 2—0 win. elsehwere united beat leicester, four wins from four.

leeds battled to earn a goalless draw with aston villa despite playing with only ten men for the majoritynt off after 48 minutes for two bookings. the home side could have won it late on when substitute patrick bamford forced a fine save from emiliano martinez. in spain's la liga, real madrid are aiming to make it seven winds on the bounce against 0sasuna at the bernabeu. carlo ancelotti's side saw off city rivals atletico madrid 21 before the international break. real have made their best start to a season since 1968 their winning streak in all competitions since the start of the season now stands at nine matches. 1-1 1—1 is the score. earlier there was a good win for celta vigo who beat 11th placed real betis. it's been a far tougher season so far forjuventus in serie a they are aiming for a first in the league since august as they host bologna in turin. things looked to be going that way at the moment. 3—0 up against bologna. hertha berlin came from a goal down to secure a one all draw with visiting hoffenheim in the bundesliga on sunday and stretch their unbeaten run to four matches.

defeat means arsenal's lead at the top of the premier league is now four points after their 1—0 win at leedseant some of the referee's equipment didn't work. the chelsea boss, graham potter, maintains an unbeaten record as the london club put two goals past aston villa. manchester united drew 0—0 with newcastle. a declan rice equaliser saw west ham draw 1—1 with southampton. a busy day across the european leagues, including spain's first el clasico of the season, which was won by real madrid. they beat barcelona 3—1 to take their place at the top of la liga. the home side struck first at the bernabeu. viniciusjunior seeing his chance saved, but karim benzema was there to tuck home the rebound. real doubled their lead through federico valverde scoring from outside the area 10 minutes before half—time. barcelona enjoyed more possession and more shots, but it wasn't until the 83rd minute when ferran torres scored to give barca a glimmer of hope at salvaging a draw. however, madrid were awarded a penalty in stoppage time which rodrygo stepped up to take. he dispatched it, to take his side three

fire crews have spent the night tackling a large blaze at a building in the centre of leeds in the northict high—rise building near the city's millennium square. a number of nearby pubs and restaurants were evacuated. there are no reports of any injuries. it was one of the sites of the day is around buckingham palace after the death of queen elizabeth last month. more than 1,000 paddington bears and other soft toys, which were left outside royal residences in tribute to the queen, are being donated to the charity barnardo's. the bears will be professionally cleaned then delivered over the coming weeks, but, first, a select group of them were greanted an audience with the queen consort, camilla, as our royal correspondent daniela relph explains. keeping an eye on the hundreds of bears that have been left in tribute to her mother—in—law, camilla, queen consort, was photographed in clarence house last thursday, 64 years to the day since the first paddington book was published. after the queen's death, every royal residence was surrounded by a sea of flowers and in amongst those floral tribu

everton held to a goalless draw by fulham, while liverpool are a goal down to leeds at anfield.tic lt—i win over aberdeen. elsewhere, ten—man dundee united slipped to the bottom of the table after defeat to motherwell. elsehwhere, there were wins for hibs and stjohnstone. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories now. george russell set the fastest lap in the final practice session before qualifying for the mexico grand prix, with his mercedes teammate lewis hamilton in second. in the cricket, new zealand remain top of their group at the t20 world cup, following a 65—run victory over sri lanka. and in rugby union, george head's stoppage—time try secured harlequins a 26—24 win over london irish and saw them move up to third in the premiership. georgia taylor—brown has retained her super league triathlon title. she beat the usa's taylor spivey in the season—ending race in saudi arabia to wrap up the win. britain'sjonny brownlee also finished third overall in the men's series. michael redford was watching the action. in a desolate desert in saudi arabia, a t

fire crews have spent the night tackling a large blaze at a building in the centre of leeds in the northnearby pubs and restaurants were evacuated. there are no reports of any injuries. for many of us, 2022 is the first year where life has started to feel close to normal afrter the predations of covid. some once familiar rituals are being performed once again. in chile, the so—called zombie—walk is back. tim allman's report contains a lot of make—up — but no real blood. after three years, the walking dead have risen once more. well, not really. instead, a lot of people dressed up as zombies for a sloping, staggering stroll around santiago. it's an event we used to do every year, said this man. but due to the coronavirus, it had been suspended. it's a family event where everyone participates and people show their creativity. zombie walks date back more than 20 years. sometimes they're for a good cause. sometimes they're for no real cause at all. i come because it's fun, said this young zombie. it's fun because we can wear makeup. we came here to get out of the old routine, said this zombi

streets to support rail workers, and criticise liz truss's mini budget, in cities including london, leedsenough. a lot of workers and a lot of people working in this country have had enough, enough of working full—time and not being able to pay their energy bills and not being able to put food on the table. it is not just going to be these guys, other people in other sectors as well have had enough, and that is why everybody has come out in solidarity today, i think people can relate to it. royal mail workers have begun their second day of a 48—hour strike in a dispute over pay and conditions. the communication workers union says the walk—out by around 115,000 of its members is the biggest strike of the year. a royal mail spokesman described the action as "reckless", saying it would weaken the company's finances and jeopardise workers' job security. ahead of the party conference in birmingham this weekend... liz truss has admitted that there has been "disruption" in the uk economy following the announcement of significant tax cuts in a mini budget eight days ago. her comments came at the

earlier, crystal palace came from a goal down to beat leeds united 2—1 at selhurst park.rsenal where it's1—1. and you can also see who the home nations have drawn in their euro 2024 qualifying groups. but that's it from me. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at ten. hello. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. more now on ukraine, where 17 people have been killed by russian missile strikes in the middle of the night on the city of zaporizhzhia. president zelensky condemned the attack as absolute evil. the latest strikes came hours after the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea was badly damaged by an explosion. patrick bury is a defence expert from the university of bath, and a former army officer, and nato analyst. he's been telling us about the significance of the hit on the bridge linking russia to crimea. i think actually it is very significant. russia relies on railways for their logistics, especially for their fuel and to get their ammunition closer to the front, then it uses trucks. as far as i'm aware, this is the main railway for supplying the tr

childcare sector and parental leave these were the scenes at one of the �*march of the mummies' event in leedsnity and paternity leave should be ring—fenced and properly paid and alljobs should be flexible by default. the government says it is "committed to supporting working parents and helping them participate at work". earlier i spoke tojoeli brearly, founder and director of pregnant then screwed charity, which campaigns for childcare reforms, about the issue we have been marching because mothers are furious. we have had enough. we feel we have been set up to fail by this government. we know that most households need two incomes in order to get by yet we have somehow created a society where it is almost impossible for many mothers to work. by that i mean we have the second most expensive childcare system in the developed world, we have a parental leave system that pays just 47% of the minimum wage. dads are only entitled to two weeks paternity leave, if that. and we have very little flexible working in this country, only 10% ofjobs are described as part—time. the government made a manifesto

you can see that later that leeds are playing aston villa.the last 30 minutes. this player rounded off the victory offered up to seventh, one point off the play—offs. stoke are 17. nine matches in women's league cup today and still at the group stage in this. durham and liverpool have already won their watches today, teams playing in five groups. number four qualifying for the quarterfinals. that has been arsenal. chelsea enter the competition because they are involved in the champions league. england and pakistan will begin their t20 decider in the next 50 minutes, the series is tied at 3—3 going into the match. pakistan are just won the toss. they are going to bowl first, england managed to keep the series alive on friday. an incredible 88 from just 41 balls after today's finale england head to australia playing australia in three match series today the world cup begins to make weeks today. and formula 1 singapore grand prix, that is under way at the moment after heavy rain delayed the start of it. jimmy chadwick missed out on the chance to

were a bit underdone, but we probably didn't expect a result like that _ there's one match ongoing in leeds—8 a couple of minutes left in that game. to football — and spurs have moved to within a point of premier league leaders arsenal after a 2—nil win over everton at the tottenham hotspur stadium. having scored and missed a penalty in the champions league earlier in the week. harry kane was once again on target from 12 yards to give spurs the lead in the second half. pierre—emile hjobjerg wrapped up the victory for antonio conte's side less than five minutes from time with his third goal of the season. they were coming thick and fast for sure. and nice bit of wind today, we played very well. patients, especially moved it quickly and the second half, got into better positions and took a couple of chances that we had. really important when coming off of the back of a game a couple of days ago, it's never easy. we enjoyed this one and got ready for manchester united. leicester have moved off the bottom of the table after a goalless draw at home to crystal palace. they have been replaced by n