leeds rhinos, especially rare in professionalsport. 0ur leeds rhinos, especially rare in professionalfirst report this money comes from sally ann looks back at rob's life, where doctor minute was later —— not eight minutes was wasted. rob burrow�*s life is defined by his defiance of the odds. as the smallest player in a giant's game, he was world class. absolute legend. pound for pound probably the strongest player we had in the squad and the strongest guy who's played in super league. so honoured to have played alongside him. born on the 26th of september 1982, and rate in the rugby league heartland of west yorkshire, it was obvious at an early age that rob wanted to be a professional in the sport he loved. they always used to say, "oh, he's good, is that rob. but he's never going to make it because he's not big enough." after signing for leeds rhinos as a teenager, he went on to become one of the greatest. not long into retirement, he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, it was a condition that he faced with incredible dignity. i’m condition that he faced with incredible dignit

yesterday leeds rhinos disease.fans are pinderfields hospital. fans are sad and shocked at the news and they've been telling me what a legacy that he leaves behind and what a fantastic player he was. players and his former team—mates at leeds rhinos also gathered here earlier this afternoon to pay their respects and to lay tributes that you may be able to see behind me. the shirts . there's flowers, there's shirts. there's flowers, there's scarves. i spoke to cameron smith, the captain of leeds rhinos , and this is what he said. >> put some into words, you know, i think what rob meant to the whole rugby league community and, the whole of the uk up to this point has shown, you know, tonight, today and last night a lot have come and paid their respects today and, you know, i don't think you find many people that would have a bad, bad word to say about rob. and every person that is interacted with has they've left with, a positive thought about him. so yeah, it's really fitting that people have come and paid their resp

the leeds rhinos in that blue and amber jersey leeds rhinos in that blue and amberjersey marching leedsthat's been left there behind me , some of the messages is just unbelievable, i think. and i'm quoting one in particular, says the spirit of leeds and that spirit shone, transcended not just rugby league or the sport, but a nation touched so many lives, and, and he inspired so many young people to, to be themselves and to prove the doubters wrong. and then in the second chapter of his life, the nominee was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. and i remember it like it was yesterday . 15th it like it was yesterday. 15th of december 2019. i found out and between then and 2nd of june 2024, it did exactly the same. and i found it a sense of purpose to bang the drum and shine a light on the m and d community. those that needed it the most to leave a legacy to raise millions of pounds and to be a voice and continue to have the courage, even though physically every ounce of his is being had been robbed from him , being had been robbed from him, he never stopped shouting and doing the right t

he set out tonight, not something leeds rhinos have had much this difficult season.imself. some great rugby finals to look forward to tomorrow; the climax to the united rugby championship and the women's premiership. that will see gloucester—hartpury play bristol bears at exeter�*s sandy park, and glasgow are in south africa for the final of the urc where they'll face bulls. here's our rugby union reporter sara 0rchard i don't think there are many who would've predicted it would be glasgow who are heading to pretoria for this final, which have also been told is a as well this morning. they are aiming to become the second south african franchise to win the title, that is after the stormers deviously wanted. glasgow, they have made if you finance but have not actually won the title stop the last time they wanted it was then called the pro12, and there were even saying that this match is in pretoria, he would know hit they have to be doing with attitude, and huge hurdle to overcome. not to mention the travel, 9000 miles away, and only one week's notice that this is wher

we start though with the tributes to leeds rhinos legend rob burrow.rom wigan warriors, a team rob played against many times, who said they are deeply saddened at the news. rugby union side leicester tigers, where burrow�*s close friend kevin sinfield worked as a coach, said rob inspired communities across the world. and chris sutton, who played for blackburn rovers and celtic amongst others, said rob had done so much to raise awareness for the debilitating illness. jamiejones—buchanan, who played alongside burrow at leeds rhinos spoke to bbc breakfast this morning, and paid tribute to his former teammate. we spoke many times about how small he was, and how people, as a young person, doubted his ability to play rugby league and he used that strength, that gift, to prove notjust everybody wrong, but that was his superpower. that try that he scored in 2011 that we see played so often, that was the best try in a grand final. i remember him reflecting on that and talking about this. the big guy that he ducks under and scored a try, and got knocked into nex

leeds rhinos and great britain rugby league great rob burrow has died.hare powerfor the first time. his anc party is forced to share power for the first time. —— resident cyril ramaphosa. —— president cyril ramaphosa. we start with the uk election and breaking news in the last hour. the veteran left—wing politician diane abbott has said she intends to "run and win" as a labour candidate. ms abbott had the labour whip restored this week, after being suspended from the party last year. a row over whether the party would select her as its candidate in the seat has dominated the first week of campaigning. here is our political correspondent jack fenwick. this is row that has been ongoing for months but has really,

champions for the last four years, three of those finals where they have beaten leeds rhinos. lly desperate to win today, to put to bed those last two finals, but also of course the emotion around rob burrow. they wanted to do it for him today, they were devastated. but st helens once again superb. let's hear from their captain. i think the only thing better than doing it the first time is the second time. that is an amazing leeds side. to stop them from scoring, i couldn't be prouder. we spoke about, we are doing it for each other. when you thought you could get the ball, it is for others. they are champions. so, that isjodie cunningham, the st helens and england captain. a major award, they win it for the fourth year in a fow. earlier, wigan warriors were champions, the holders of all the major honours, super league champions, challenge cup winners and world club champions. a day when rugby league has come together on the grandest stage to honour what many people have said to me, rob burrow, one of the sport's own. adam at wembley. from rugby league to rugby union now, where

champions of the last four years, three of those finals where they have beaten leeds rhinos. to win today, to put to bed those last two finals, but also of course the emotion around rob burrow. they wanted to do it for him today, they were devastated. but st helens once again superb. let's hearfrom their captain. i superb. let's hear from their ca tain. ~' ., , captain. i think the only thing better than doing _ captain. i think the only thing better than doing at - captain. i think the only thing better than doing at the - captain. i think the only thing better than doing at the first| captain. i think the only thing - better than doing at the first time is the _ better than doing at the first time is the second time. that is an amazing — is the second time. that is an amazing leeds side. to stop them from _ amazing leeds side. to stop them from scoring, i couldn't be prouder. we spoke _ from scoring, i couldn't be prouder. we spoke about, we are doing it for each other~ — we spoke about, we are doing it for each other. when you thought you could _ each other. when you though

after signing for leeds rhinos as a teenager, he went on to become one of their greatest.e was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. it was a condition he faced with incredible positivity. i'm not giving in till my last breath. you know, i have too many reasons to live. the love he had for his family as rob made his private battle a public one to help raise awareness of mnd. rob's aim was to be a voice, to raise that awareness for other people that were suffering and going through this. first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears and rob would be, you know, "pull yourself together, "lindsey, we can get through this." you have been admiration for everything you have done. the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. rob burrow overcame so many challenges on and off the field. he will always be remembered as a giant in the face of a cruel disease. rob burrow, who has died at the age of ai. in south africa, the party once led by nelson mandela, the african n

diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019, two years after he retired from playing for the leeds rhinosre career. the prince of wales described him as a "legend of rugby league" who had a "huge heart". here are the two speaking with former teammate kevin sinfield. who scored the most tries out of you two? j him, by a long way! by a long way! i think he knows that as well! is he laughing? yeah, he is! hopefully, through the campaign we have done, we have helped to make people aware of mnd and give people and families affected by the disease some hope. we have to keep raising funds to fight this disease until we get a cure. in a glittering career on the pitch, he won eight super league titles with leeds rhinos, after his diagnosis, he dedicated himself to raising awareness about the disease. he leaves behind his wife lindsey and three children. south africa's ruling african national congress has lost its majority in parliament for the first time in 30 years according to final results from the country's general election. south africa's president, cyril ramaphosa, acknowledged that the peop

in a glittering career on the pitch, he won eight super league titles with leeds rhinos, who described raising awareness about the disease. he leaves behind his wife lindsey and three children. you�*re live with bbc news. south africa�*s ruling african national congress has lost its majority in parliament for the first time in 30 years according to final results from the country�*s general election. south africa�*s president, cyril ramaphosa, acknowledged that the people had spoken as the anc suffered its worst election result since the end of apartheid in 1994. mr ramaphosa says voters want the parties to find a common ground. support for the anc dropped as voters expressed concerns overjob security, rampant inequality and power blackouts. south africa�*s political parties now have two weeks to work out a coalition deal, and then the parliament will choose a new president. our africa correspondent barbara plett usher has more. this is a country at a crossroads. the historic inequalities of apartheid have not been erased and the people have had enough. last week, they went to the polls

st helen's thrashed leeds rhinos 22 points to 0.ophy. from rugby league to rugby union — north london to west london — where another huge final awaits at twickenham. either northampton saints or bath will be crowned premiership champions. both teams are trying to end a trophy drought. northampton haven't won the title for a decade, while bath haven't lifted the famous trophy since 1996. the latest is that the stains are leading bath 18—13 and bath are also a man down. after the sunshine and glamour of monaco — formula one — has crossed the atlantic to a rather wet montreal for the canadian grand prix. first practice was hampered by rain, but the second session was uninterrupted. aston martin's fernando alonso topped the time sheets almost half a second clear britain's george russell and his mercedes. world champion max verstappen was only 18th after problems with his red bull. qualifying is nine o'clock tonight uk time. elsewhere, the t20 cricket world cup continues today. first up is the netherlands against south africa in new york

he was part of the golden generation at leeds rhinos winning title after title for his club.gley throughout the programme, it is the home of leeds rhinos, the club that rob played for 400 times. he loved this club and they certainly loved him. week two of the general election campaign begins with the conservatives pledging to end what they call the confusion over biological sex. making signs and making

in a glittering career on the pitch, he won eight super league titles with leeds rhinos, the club wheree dedicated himself to raising awareness about the disease. he leaves behind his wife lindsey and three children. you're live with bbc news. artificial intelligence technologies are increasingly easy to access and use, but now a growing number of people are having their lives devastated as their likeness is used in ai—generated sexual imagery shared online, more commonly known as deepfa ke pornography. the vast majority is made, published and shared without the consent of those it purports to show. women, girls, and those in the lgbtq+ community are disproportionately targeted. musician taylor swift is one of several high—profile people targeted by non—consensual deepfake images. here in washington, congress continues to weigh legislation on how to best tackle it. the most recent is the disrupt explicit forged images and non—consensual edits act of 2024, also known as the defiance act. introduced in the house by new york representative alexandria ocasio—cortez, the bill would allow vic

after signing for leeds rhinos as a teenager, he went on to become one of their greatest.rone disease. it was a condition he faced with incredible positivity. i�*m not giving in till my last breath. you know, i have too many reasons to live. the love he had for his family and the love they had for him shone through as rob made his private battle a public one to help raise awareness of mnd. rob's aim was to be a voice, to raise that awareness for other people that were suffering and going through this. first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears and rob would be, you know, "pull yourself together, "lindsey, we can get through this." the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. who's got the most. tries out of you two? 0h, him bya long way. i think he knows that as well. is he laughing? yeah, he is. hopefully through the campaigning we have done, we have helped to make people aware of mnd and to give people and families affected by the disease some hope. we

the win takes salford above leeds rhinos and in to sixth, whilst london remain bottom of the table withs no regrets about taking a break from cricket to grieve for his grandmother, who passed away this summer. brook is part of the squad in the caribbean, as england defend their t20 world cup title, starting with a game against scotland in barbados on tuesday. brook's been building back up to fitness with county side yorkshire and is now raring to go. awesome to be back with england, and i really enjoyed my little stint with yorkshire as well. having five games, playing with some really close mates and just trying to enjoy the cricket that i was playing. it was nice to have a little bit of a break, obviously not under great circumstances. but it was nice to get away from cricket for a while and concentrate on the family at that time and, yeah, come, like i said, play for yorkshire. and i was just rearing to get back playing, to be honest. i was really looking forward to it. yeah, it's good to be back here with that group of lads. the tournament got going in the early hours of this mornin

tributes have been pouring in for the former great britain and leeds rhinos rugby league international burrow, who has died aged 41, after a five year struggle with motor neurone disease. the prince of wales described him as a "legend of rugby league" who had a "huge heart." let's speak to the sports journalistjohn davidson. thank you forjoining us. tell us about rob bottle thank you forjoining us. tell us about rob bottle on thank you forjoining us. tell us about rob bottle on the thank you forjoining us. tell us about rob bottle on the impact thank you forjoining us. tell us about rob bottle on the impact that he had on rugby league. rab about rob bottle on the impact that he had on rugby league.— he had on rugby league. rob is a fantastic individual _ he had on rugby league. rob is a fantastic individual first, - he had on rugby league. rob is a fantastic individual first, but - he had on rugby league. rob is a fantastic individual first, but a i fantastic individual first, but a fantastic individual first, but a fantastic player. he was almost a small is played on the field. he was

his rugby league club, leeds rhinos, has been the focal point for tributes.d and admired, and have been great comfort to lindsey and their three young children. it was really overwhelming, i think, to see the support and the tributes. and what really struck me was that it wasn't just from the leeds rhinos community, it was from all walks of the rugby league community. and i think that's what rob's done, is brought, you know, a community together through the rugby, through mnd. it was a real privilege and honour to see those, and really heart—warming to see all the tributes. i am just a lad from yorkshire who got to live out his dream of playing rugby league. as a father of three young children, i would never want any family to have to go through what my family and children have since my diagnosis. his final message, recorded on a machine he controlled with his eye movement, was seen and read by millions. but he also left some private ones. i know rob has left messages on there for the children. so at the minute it's too raw to do that, to go and look through

he had a 17 year career with leeds rhinos and he represented england internationally as well.s fundraising as well. when he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of 37, back in december 2019, he started fundraising along with his friend and former team—mate kevin sinfield. they raised millions together for motor neurone disease and in fact this morning his parents were at seacroft hospital, where a brand new £6.8 million rob burrow mnd centre is being built. i spoke to gary hetherington earlier . to gary hetherington earlier. he's the ceo of leeds rhinos and this is what he said about rob. >> it's so sad , there was an >> it's so sad, there was an inevitability about it. we all knew about that. but yet it's still a surprise. rob was such a battler and, you know, the day has come, and it's such a sad one. and it's such a significant one. and it's such a significant one as well, because i think what we should remember is the legacy that rob leaves behind both as a great player, as a great person, and of course, his contribution to raising awareness for mnd. but he

he played for the leeds rhinos 400 times during his career and won absolutely everything there was toves, and in particular this one seems to be the perfect sentiment. it says he was a legend on the pitch and a hero off it. the centre in his name will stand testament to his life, defined by determination and by defiance. john maguire, bbc news, leeds. and you can watch a bbc special programme about rob tonight on bbc one, at 8.30pm. that documentary�*s called there's only one rob burrow. officers have arrested two men wanted by the french authorities over the death a young girl who was attempting to cross the channel in a small boat. seven—year—old sara died after boarding the vessel on a beach in northern france, on 23 april. the boat continued on into uk waters and those on board were brought to shore. the pair, sudanese nationals aged 19 and 2a, were detained in london. they are wanted by the french authorities on suspicion of causing the death. hm revenue and customs has apologised after about half a million people went without their child benefit payment today. they now say those

this is the leeds rhinos stadium where rob played many of his legendary games.s many well—wishers coming here this morning to pay their respects. rob was diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of 37, just two years after his career ended. he did 17 seasons with the club. he won eight super league titles, two challenge cup trophies and three world club challenges. playing with leeds rhinos, whilst he also represented england internationally for great britain. after being diagnosed with mnd, he dedicated his life to raising awareness of the condition. it's a degenerative disease that ultimately meant that he lost his speech and he was confined to using a wheelchair. but along with his friend and former team—mate kevin sinfield, they raised £20 million for mnd research. they, as part of that , they raised £6 as part of that, they raised £6 million for a hospital in seacroft, which construction will begin today? that was rob burrow's wishes. looking into the disease and how people with the disease and how people with the condition can be helped. leeds rhino

tributes to rob burrow as his family join players and fans of leeds rhinos at their first home game sincem so much. in sport, dutch dreams dashed by var. the netherlands have a goal controversially disallowed against france as the euro's big friday night clash produces the first goalless draw. and a cloudy, drizzly start to the day across central and eastern areas, but that will brighten up to sunshine later. feeling warm in the sun, but it will be even warmer

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he spent that entire career playing for leeds rhinos, who announced the news tonight saying he was an inspiration to the entire country . north korea has country. north korea has launched what's being described as a bizarre barrage of balloons filled with rubbish, cigarette butts and suspected animal poo floating towards its southern neighbour . floating towards its southern neighbour. more than 700 balloons have been found so far in various parts of south korea, with chemical and explosive clearance teams being dispatched to recover debris . in seoul, the to recover debris. in seoul, the south korean government is calling it a dirty provocation from the north. however, pyongyang says it's in retaliation for defectors and activists who often send their own inflatables across the border . and own inflatables across the border. and finally, media mogul rupert murdoch has married again for the fifth time at the age of 93, tying the knot with retired russian molecular biologist elena zhukova at his california vineyard . these wedding photos, vineyard. these wedding photos, if you're watch

leeds rhinos and great britain rugby league legend rob burrow has died after a years—long battle withuling anc says it will talk to all parties about forming a coalition government after losing its majority for the first time in 30 years. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon, in a landmark mission to retrieve rock and soil samples. hello, i'm anjana gadgil. the former great britain rugby league international, rob burrow, has died aged a1, after a five—year struggle with motor neurone disease. he made his private battle with his condition a public one by raising awareness of the crippling disease. the of the crippling disease. disease has no cure and treatment. the disease has no cure and treatment. —— no treatment. the prince of wales described him as a "legend of rugby league"

helens have made it four straight women's challenge cup final victories as they comfortably beat leeds rhinos0 winners. well, from rugby league to rugby union, from north london to west london, because there's been another huge final at twickenham. northampton have edged past bath to win the premiership title, their first since 2014. they held off a fierce fightback to edge to a narrow 25—21 victory. saints scrum—half alex mitchell scored the winning try with seven minutes left on the clock after bath had come from behind to lead despite seeing prop beno obano sent off 21 minutes in. next to what is a wet weekend in montreal where there's been a lot of rain ahead of the canadian grand prix. first practice was hampered by rain, but thankfully the second session was uninterrupted. aston martin's fernando alonso topped the time sheets, almost half a second clear of britain's george russell and his mercedes. world champion max verstappen was only 18th after problems with his red bull. qualifying is to come starting injust under an hour. you'll be able to stay across that on the bbc sport website.

well, let's get more on that because robert burrow was a one club man who played for leeds rhinos forion after being diagnosed in 2019, and the leeds marathon was launched in his honour in 2022 for reaction to this very sad news, i'm delighted to welcome legendary tv sport anchor chris skudder. chris, lovely to see you. thank you. >> lovely to see you, mark. >> lovely to see you, mark. >> i wish i met you under happier circumstances. first of all, this guy was very good at rugby. tell me about his sporting achievement. >> yeah, i mean he said i think he was 17 years rather than 16, but i mean, one of the greats of the game without a doubt. you know, rugby league doesn't have the profile of rugby union. >> obviously it does in the north. >> but you know, he is trans as the rugby football league tonight said he has transcended his sport through this. this tragic illness, when all there was to win really eight super league grand finals, three world club challenges, a couple of challenge cups as well , they now challenge cups as well, they now name the grand final man of the match after h

super league hull fc have picked upjust their second win of the season, with a 18—10 victory over leeds rhinosing that advantage at the start of the second period. leeds hit back with two tries but hull held on to end a run of ii successive defeats. elsewhere tom amone's first half try helped leigh leapords to a 10—2 win over play—off chasing catalan dragons in perpignan. the result leaves catalan sixth, with leigh up to eighth. we end tonight paying tribute to kevin campbell, the former striker who's died at the age of 54 after a short illness. he won four major trophies at arsenal, helped everton avoid relegation, and also played for leyton orient, leicester, nottingham forest, trabzonspor, west brom and cardiff. patrick gearey has been looking back at his life: here's campbell, a chance for the hat trick, he takes it! that man has almost single—handedly saved everton's season! he was the coldest of finishers but the warmest of men. at everton, they christened him super kev within two months of joining them, when he saved them from relegation in the transient world of football he was a playe

with a 18—10 victory over leeds rhinos. that advantage at the start of the second period. leeds hit back with two tries but hull held on to end a run of 11 successive defeats. we end tonight paying tribute to kevin campbell, the former striker who's died at the age of 5a after a short illness. he won four major trophies at arsenal, helped everton avoid relegation, and also played for leyton orient, leicester, nottingham forest, trabzonspor, west brom and cardiff. patrick gearey has been looking back at his life. here-s — looking back at his life. campbell, a here's lookin- back at his life. campbell, a chance for the hat here's campbell, a chance for the hat trick, — here's campbell, a chance for the hat trick, he — here's campbell, a chance for the hat trick, he takes the! that man has almost — hat trick, he takes the! that man has almost single—handedly saved everton's— has almost single—handedly saved everton's season! he has almost single-handedly saved everton's season!— has almost single-handedly saved everton's seaso

to rugby league, and head coach rohan smith has left leeds rhinos by mutual consent.g saturday's loss at hull fc, who had previously won just once all season. ican i can tell you that switzerland and scotland have drawn 1—1. and that's all the sport for now. hello. thanks forjoining me. it's been a fine day for most of us, feeling a little warmer, too. those temperatures have been rising in the last few days. the weather settling down, a clear evening on the way. skies a little hazy in places. in fact, if we look at the satellite picture from earlier on, you can see also a weather front very close to our neighbourhood here. and that may keep things cloudy and damp, at least for a time this evening and overnight in the northwest of the uk, but the evening, not particularly cold. eight o'clock, we will have had temperatures around 15 in the lowlands of scotland, 18 or 19 in the south. and also, what's particularly high are the pollen levels across england, wales, northern ireland, too — not quite so high further north in scotland. so, the forecast, then — for the night,

watch the bbc documentary — �*there's only one rob burrow�*, all about the life of the former leeds rhinos says players need to become better at checking on each other�*s well—being. mental health has become a key focus since 30—year—old grayson murray walked off midway through a pga tour event last month and took his own life the next day. clark, who won the title last year to claim his first major, says players need to do more to combat the loneliness of professional golf. ijust think it is more of maybe the caddies and the players may be checking each player and ask and how they're doing, notjust how you are playing golf, just how they are handed that stuff, that is more may be on the players to do that. it is lonely, and i have been in many spots where you have some negative thoughts which you don't ever want to have, but that —— god can do that to have, but that —— god can do that to what you have to do your best another to do that. remarkably here. embracing the different conditions, inpatient a different conditions, inpatient a different style of golf needed, embracing patients, hon

with poignant timing, the day after the death of the leeds rhino player rob burrow from motor neurones design. the 41—year—old left this last message to be broadcast after his death. by the time that you watch this, i will no longer be here. i hope i have left a mark on the disease. i hope it shows to live in the moment. i hope you find inspiration from the whole story. my final message to you is, whatever your personal battle, be brave and face it. every single day is precious. don't waste a moment. in a world full of adversity, we must still dare to dream. rob burrow, over and out. a remarkable man — and a very brave one. the last public words of rob burrow who died yesterday.

he played for the leeds rhinos 400 times during his career and won absolutely everything there was to he was a legend on the pitch and a hero off it. the centre in his name will stand testament to his life, defined by determination and by defiance. john maguire, bbc news, leeds. and you can watch a special bbc news documentary, there's only one rob burrow, tonight at 8.30 on bbc one. about half a million people have been left without their child benefit payment today after a processing issue at hm revenue and customs. hmrc has apologised and say those affected will receive the payments on wednesday morning. theo leggett is here. a processing problem, what's that? problem in the computer system at hmrc. about 1.6 million people were due to get their payments today, the majority did, but because the groups of payments are so large, they go out in batches. we are told that three out of ten batches did not work properly, which meant people were left without their money. for people on lower incomes in particular, that can be a big problem. it is notjust not getting the money, it is not kno

it will be a poignant night for leeds rhinos.ial night ahead to commemorate the life and achievements and celebrate the life of rob burrow leads cameco rhinos. they will be wearing a special kit with a lovely image of rob and his best mate kevin sinfield and how fitting that it is on global mdn awareness day. this is when dawn broke at ten minutes to 5am this morning in salisbury and thousands of people, druids, pagans, gathered to watch the sunrise, channelling the light into the middle of the monument. i was very old spectacle... matt taylor is there. laughter morning, you wonder of the world, you. morning, you wonder of the world, ou. ., ~' morning, you wonder of the world, ou. ., ~ , ., y morning, you wonder of the world, ou. ., ~' , ., , . morning, you wonder of the world, ou. . , . you. thank you very much. good morning- — you. thank you very much. good morning- a _ you. thank you very much. good morning. a special— you. thank you very much. good morning. a special moment - you. thank you very much. good morning. a special

rob burrow has died at the age of 41, his former club leeds rhinos have announced.work into scotland and northern ireland through the day. at the same time, sunday saw much more in the way of sunshine for central and eastern england and lighter winds, too. that had a very significant impact in the temperatures. for some, it was seven degrees warmer on sunday than it had been on saturday. and the temperatures topped out at about 23 degrees in one or two spots as well. that was the scene in poole in dorset, with beach—goers enjoying the warm june sunshine, but cloudy skies worked in across stirling. now, overnight tonight, the cloud we've got in scotland and northern ireland — thick enough for occasional spots of rain — will push southwards. so overall it's going to be turning cloudier through the night, and given that, it's a milder night compared with last night — lows of 10—13 degrees for most of us. tomorrow, well, we start off with cloudy skies for northern ireland, western parts of england, wales, with the cloud thick enough for an occasional spot of drizzle, ma

the challenge cup final will kick off seven minutes later than planned on saturday in tribute to leeds rhinosdied at the age of 41 after battling motor neurone disease for the past five years. wigan warriors face warrington wolves in the sport's showpiece cup final, preceded by the women's challenge cup final between burrow�*s beloved leeds and st helens. a minute's silence will also be held. michael dunlop is now the most successful rider to compete at the isle of man tt. he won the three—lap supertwins race today to take his tally of victories to 27. that's one more than the previous record held by his uncle, the legendaryjoey dunlop for 26 years. stephen watson was there. now michael dunlop, michael dunlop, is he going _ now michael dunlop, michael dunlop, is he going to make it? from now michael dunlop, michael dunlop, is he going to make it?— is he going to make it? from the very start. _ is he going to make it? from the very start, michael _ is he going to make it? from the very start, michael dunlop i is he going to make it? from the i very start, michael dunlop showed he meant busines

well, he spent his entire career playing for leeds rhinos, who announced that news tonight, saying here country. rob burrow, who has died at the age of 41. well, in some other breaking political news tonight, diane abbott has confirmed that she does intend to run as a candidate for the labour party in july's general election. and that comes after speculation that comes after speculation that she may have been choosing to stand down. the veteran mp has taken to social media tonight to say that she is the adopted labour candidate for the seat that she has held since 1987. it comes after labour leader sir keir starmer said that miss abbott was

rohan smith has left leeds rhinos by mutual consent.ames, including saturday's loss at hull fc, who had previously won just once all season. two of england's future super eight opponents have got the next stage of the t20 world cup under way. co—hosts the usa are playing south africa in antigua. the us won the toss and put south africa into bat. quentin de kock hit five sixes on his way to a half century from just 26 balls before finishing on 74. south africa ended their innings on 194—4. the americans are currently 168—6 after 18 overs in the chase.... it's not all over in anteater. england would have no doubt rather reached this stage with a little less drama, but after squeaking through the defending champions play the other co—hosts west indies in their opening super eight match, theirfirst of the tournament under lights. after that, it's south africa and the usa as the top two from each group of four will make the semi—finals. were always confident in our abilities, if we put together for solid games of cricket we would always end

with a superhero origin following his death at the age of 41, burrow's passing was confirmed by leeds rhinosesterday following a lengthy and high profile battle with motor neurone disease. he raised awareness and millions of pounds for the charity. well—wishers have been gathering outside headingley stadium in yorkshire today to pay their respects, laying flowers, scarves and tributes. that's the news for the latest stories sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts . gb news .com/ alerts. >> all right then. just when general election fatigue was setting in, this happens. >> but i couldn't help after each exchange. i simply couldn't help feeling that somehow they felt i was letting them down, that i wasn't standing up for these people, people in their millions who stood with me. so i have decided i've changed my mind . it's allowed you now. it's mind. it's allowed you now. it's not always a sign of weakness. it could potentially be a sign of strength. >> so i am going to stand in this election , he says. this election, he says. >> this is basical

the message was recorded by the former leeds rhinos star especially for the programme, called there'se rob burrow, to be used after his death. in it, he says "every single day is precious. don't waste a moment. in a world full of adversity we must still dare to dream." rob was involved in the making of the documentary and viewed it before he passed away on sunday aged 41. so nigel farage says he believes reform uk could get more votes at this election than the conservatives. that is some claim. but no question there are many within conservative central office who were dreading this day would not come. tomorrow farage will formally announce he is running for the essex seat of clacton on sea, as the new leader of the party. with the aim of becoming the voice of opposition in the next parliament" which he claims the conservatives are "inca pable" of being. when people start to realise that the red wall, with reform second to labour when they start to realise that actually in those seats, it's a conservative vote for labour. it's a conservative vote that is a wasted vote. then i think we

he was the former leeds united race by i’ug rugby league star. —— leeds rhinos star. crisis, the guardian understands labour is about to launch— understands labour is about to launch a — understands labour is about to launch a number of major attacks on this. launch a number of major attacks on this why— launch a number of major attacks on this. why have you waited more than 18 months— this. why have you waited more than 18 months to scrutinise this? firstly. — 18 months to scrutinise this? firstly, the question of national security, as you know, before i came into politics, in 2015, i was the director of public prosecutions. i had to work with our security and intelligence services. on national security issues. had to do with operations where we were taking down terrorist gangs that wanted to destroy the very fabric of our society. one of our operations involved a plot to blow up operations involved a plot to blow up seven aeroplanes in the middle of the atlantic at the same time. can you imagine the devastation that would have been caused notjust to this country but

burrow's passing was confirmed by leeds rhinos on sunday following a lengthy and high profile battleh motor neurone disease. he raised awareness and millions of pounds for the charity, and well—wishers have gathered outside headingley stadium in yorkshire today to pay their respects, laying flowers, scarves and other tributes to him. that's the for news the latest stories do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. >> thank you very much for that, polly. i do want to start my program just reflecting on that last story there. like many of you, of course, we have been touched very much by rob burrows story when it comes to mnd is such a cruel, cruel, horrific, horrific disease. and my thoughts, of course, go out not just to rob's family but of course all families as well that suffer with this disease. i really do hope and pray that a cure is found any day now. my fingers absolutely are crossed and i send my love to each and every one of you that are currently struggling with that horrendous disease. my name is michelle dewberry and i a