he asked rightly about leicester.st in leicester. the local lockdown in leicester has resulted in a very significant drop in the number of cases and we take a formal review of the measures in leicester on thursday and i will be certain to talk to him in advance of that and ta ke talk to him in advance of that and take his local intelligence and views into account. he asked also for a plan for higher education. there's been an enormous amount of work with all of the universities to ensure we have a opening of the university sector in the coming weeks. finally, on bolton, iam university sector in the coming weeks. finally, on bolton, i am glad that he started his response in a constructive form about the measures that we have to take on bolton. i have communicated with the mayor of greater manchester and he has had a briefing from the official team that has been offered. the statutory responsibility is with bolton council, with whom we have been working very closely to put these measures into place and the measures have

covid 19 has exposed leicester's dirty little secret. the british equivalent of the f.b.i. is now investigating allegations of slave labour across this city. >> it's become a matr of life and death. i've had phone calls myself saying now, you know, i'm compelled to work in these conditions. >> reporter: northeast leicester, which contains the factories, was identified by health officials as a covid hot spot. >> an unexpected consequence of the government's lock down measures were that we shut down all non essential retail which includes clothes shops. that forced people to buy off the internet and it's internet retailers who are sourcing from leicester. >> reporter: lawmaker andrew bridgen represents a leicestershire district for the conservative party >> how's this happened? it's a systemic failure of all the protection agencies, the police, the fire service, the local council, health and safety, factory inspectors. >> reporter: the scandal has had severe consequences for boohoo, previously britain's most popular online clothesompany. it took flak because the factory which

a hat—trick from jamie vardy gave leicester a huge win over mancehster city.t ahead through riyad mahrez but the first of three penalties got leicester level. then in the second half vardy added another with a clever finish before adding another and completing a hat—trick from the spot. james maddison then scored this wonderful goal to make it 4—1, and though city pulled one back, leicester scored another penalty to make it 5—2. earlier in the premier league, another handball controversy denied tottenham three points against newcastle and leeds came out on top against their yorkshire rivals sheffield united. adam wild reports. rarely is the absence of fans more keenly felt than on derby day, especially in yorkshire. they haven't had a premier league derby there in nearly 20 years. but even without a crowd, such rivalry can provide inspiration enough. sheffield united looked almost certain to score here. leeds united's young keeper, with a quite illan meslier, brilliant save. an inspired performance made all the more significant when, withjust three minutes rem

city actually went ahead through riyad mahrez but the first of three penalties got leicester level.he second half vardy added another with a clever finish before adding another to complete a hat—trick from the spot. james maddison then scored this wonderful goal to make it 4—1, and though city pulled one back, leicester scored another penalty to make it 5—2. very pleasing to think that tactically in the game the players we re very tactically in the game the players were very good, to be fair it's probably against my instinct for anyone who knows me that you feel with the level of manchester city and the quality they have, you have to condense the space you can build your game from there. i thought we did that brilliantly, in fairness to the players. the lack of creating chances, we got nervous, we got anxious and it happened many times and i didn't wa nt happened many times and i didn't want to play, they should look wanted to counter so we could not concede and then we gave three penalties so when this happens it's difficult to move forward. earlier in the premier league, another h

the labour mp for leicester east, claudia webbe, has been charged with harassment. "innocent of any wrongdoing" and would vigorously defend herself against the claims. she's due to appear in court in november. in his first conference speech as leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey acknowledged that the party would need to change its approach in the run—up to local elections and next year's holyrood election. he also pledged to be the voice for carers in the country, as he reflected on being a carer for members of his family. he called for urgency in cross—party talks on tackling the issue. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. it's a struggle to be seen, and heard, when you're the leader of the liberal democrats these days, but ed davey arrived at his party's headquarters in london this morning hoping to make his mark. looking forward to it. addressing party members online, his tone was sombre, and he made clear social care would be his priority. having looked after his mother — and now a disabled child — for him, he said, it's personal. it w

and jamie vardy scores twice from the spot, as leicester kick off their premier league campaign with brom. good evening. so, lots to get through on this busy sunday, but it's at the cricket we start, as australia are chasing 232 to beat england at old trafford in their one day international, and with it clinch the series. england won the toss and elected to bat, hoping to avoid a first series defeat at home for five years. but the world champions struggled through their innings, as patrick gearey now reports. when you are world champions, you are entitled to show off, but if this slogan is motivationalfor enrichment, the same tries to australians and they are always dangerous when there is something to aim at. —— motivationalfor english. as in the first match, australia had a su ccess as in the first match, australia had a success by stifling england, then waiting for the mistake. that was joe root in this critically was a butler. pat sent the bodies into reverse for england. leg—spinner with the run—up. the umpire... he knew it was out, the team knew the significance. there is scrat

for me, that would be devastating because i've made my home here in leicester.y 13th season. i love the club, but it would be rough in the community. we have done so much good work in the community over the years. to take that away would be devastating as well. the whole of the british basketball league want to play, and there are thousands of fans, iget to play, and there are thousands of fans, i get messages everyday communicant of the fans are ready to watch us play and we are ready to play and we just need the government to back us. the backing needed is thought to be somewhere in the region of £2 million, and that would fund all of the elite men's and women's leagues in great britain. without that, all of the fans in attendance and the consequences for the lester riders, could be catastrophic. finally, let's return to football. we've become used to seeing some extravagant announcements from football clubs on social media showing off their new players. well this is how serie a side bologna have revealed the scottish teenager aaron hickey who hasjoined them f

four different goal—scorers for leicester in this one, even without jamie vardy getting one.am to get even better as the season progresses. but the six goals in that match put this round of premier league fixtures on course potentially for a new record — before tonight's two games there were 39 goals scored so far this weekend, that's an average of nearly five per game, which is the same ratio for the highest scoring premier league weekend of all—time — 55 goals were scored on the final round of the 1992/93 season — that included a 6—2 win for liverpool. there were 22 teams in the premier league that year though— since the division's been trimmed the goals record was set in 2011, you might remember that famous newcastle equaliser from cheik tiote against arsenal — that 4—1; draw was part of a weekend that had 43 goals in ten games. so tonight four goals in two more matches are needed to reach that figure — and two very attacking sides in wolves and manchester city may help with that — if these two games produce 11 goals between them, that would break that 27—year—old goals pe

at first glance, life may look back to normal in leicester.'t been able to meet inside each other‘s homes since march, unless they're part of a support bubble. you can only see friends in outdoor cafes, parks, or other public spaces. leicester was the first place in the uk to introduce local restrictions at the end ofjune, after a sharp rise in cases. they were tough — people were told to stay at home and only travel if it was vital. nonessential shops were shut for around a month. public health officials started going door—to—door doing testing. it worked. cases fell by half in the coming weeks and, in early august, restaurants, pubs and hairdressers reopened, about a month after the rest of england. and, in early september, swimming pools and gyms reopened. but, in the past few weeks, cases have started to rise sharply again. there was a small increase in hospital admissions in leicester in june, but, mostly, the trend has been downward. cases have stopped falling, but are still way below the peak in april. very concerned that things are goi

at first glance, life may look back to normal in leicester.en't been able to meet inside each other‘s homes since march, unless they are part of a support bubble. you can only see friends in outdoor cafes, parks, or other public spaces. leicester was the first place in the uk to introduce local restrictions at the end ofjune, after a sharp rise in cases. they were tough — people were told to stay at home and only travel if it was vital. nonessential shops were shut for around a month. public health officials started going door—to—door doing testing. it worked. cases fell by half in the coming weeks and, in early august, restaurants, pubs and hairdressers reopened, about a month after the rest of england. and, in early september, swimming pools and gyms reopened. but, in the past few weeks, cases have started to rise sharply again. there was a small increase in hospital admissions in leicester in june, but, mostly, the trend has been downward. cases have stopped falling, but are still way below the peak in april. very concerned that things are

35 years ago and made a su ccess leicester 35 years ago and made a success of it.r small businesses, dean says the pandemic, the lockdown, and recession is a triple blow that is harder to survive. from the world—famous kruger national park in south africa, independent safari officer tells us what happens when the tourists disappear, to the people and to the animals. we start in malta, with airline pilot luke missed it, whose dream job was axed injune. he has told us he has wanted to fly ever since he was a toddler. my mother says i wa nted toddler. my mother says i wanted to become a pilot since i was one and a half. and we we re i was one and a half. and we were on our way, on a family holiday to tunisia, and it was also the time when the cabin crew used to come up and down the aisle and they would take the aisle and they would take the children into the cockpit. and i'd just remember seeing all these buttons and lies and everything and they said" this is what i wanted do." and he is later you qualify. a guess that means a lot to you and your family. yes, definite

dean and christine newman set up their family restaurant in leicester 35 years ago, and made a success businesses, dean says the pandemic, the lockdown, and recession is a triple blow that is harder to survive. from the world —famous kruger national park in south africa, independent safari operator khimbini hlongwane tells us what happens when the tourists disappear, to the people and to the animals. we start in malta, with airline pilot luke mifsud, whose dream job was axed injune. he tells us he's wanted to fly ever since he was a toddler. my mother says i wanted to become a pilot since i was two and a half. and we were on our way, on a family holiday to tunisia, and it still also the time when the cabin crew used to come up and down the aisle and they used to the children into the cockpit. and i just remember seeing all these buttons and lights and everything and i said, "this is where i want to be." and years later, you qualified. i guess that means a lot to you and your family. yes, definitely. i mean, i got my first commercialjob with air malta, which is the national airline of t

when the second lockdown came to leicester, we had, obviously, lose quite a lot.h short notice. here, this horse has already bolted. businesses like these in bolton, forced to close by local lockdowns, are getting extra funding from the government. but even open businesses in these situations can suffer. all now are hoping that by sticking to the new rules, these closures are short—lived. all now are hoping that by sticking to the new rules, these closures are short—lived. representatives of the afghan government and the taliban begin their first formal day of peace talks in qatar later, following saturday's opening ceremony. the head of the government delegation, abdullah abdullah, said that one of the first issues to be discussed would be government calls for a reduction in violence and an eventual ceasefire. the taliban political chief, mullah abdul ghani barader, repeated that afghanistan should be governed under stricter islamic law. the bbc‘s chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in doha. she says the mood is positive, going into the first real da

leicester, he announced the arrival with. .. wasps leicester, he announced the arrival with... will be decided, following the match is being postponed due to positive coronavirus tests. the switch has been applied immediately sees dragons as the big winners. above champion st. helens. evernote ruddy ultimately has bought into it. it's got advantages for clubs playing to date. ultimately, it's the same rules for all. the same will apply. i think you've got to really praise the rfl for coming up with some smart footwork and difficult circumstances. ultimately, there will be some winners and losers, but eve ryo ne will be some winners and losers, but everyone is playing by the same rules. for more on that, and the women's draws of the us open, had to the bbc sport website, but that is all your support for now. good evening. the cloud and the odd spot of drizzle we've had across southern parts is clearing right up, southern parts is clearing right up, so week weather front and it's weak because we got a ridge of high pressure building across the uk. that is also reducing the amount

style lockdown there is to be a stricter, leicester style lockd own of there is to be a stricter, leicesterd imposed on that city back injune. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35. bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. let's return to our top story, and the series of stabbings in birmingham city centre in the early hours of the morning in which one man was killed and another seven people wounded. two of the victims are being treated in hospitalfor serious injuries. detectives are hunting for one suspect. they say the attacks were linked but there's no evidence they were terror—related. a little earlier, chief superintendent steve graham briefed reporters on the inquiry. just after 1230 last night, the police received reports of a stabbing incident in constitution hill, just to the north of the city centre. shortly after, a number of other incidents were reported in livery street, then coming down to irving street and then to hurst street. at each of those incidents, a number of stabbings took place. as a

west brom are in action against leicester. where leicester have just taken the lead.mourinho says he'll get depressed if he thinks too much about about their congested fixture list. their new season starts at 4.30 this afternoon against an everton side who could hand debuts to new signings allan, abdoulaye doucoure and james rodriguez. i think the players that arrived understood that we have a project with ambition. the club is a big project with ambition for the future, so this is also the reason that they are happy to come here now. they are going to work to put their quality for the team and for this club. when carlo goes to everton, it's easy to understand what everton wants, what colour wants, which are their ambitions. and then you look to the markets and what they did. they brought players of high quality, players who know carlo very well. they have worked with him in previous clubs, and of course, a good squad becomes a much stronger squad. defending champions chelsea hammered bristol city with nine different goal—scorers to register their first win of the new

helena wilkinson is in leicester square. and is a london lockdown now on the cards?out the increase in the rate of transmission of the virus. if you look at other towns and cities, as we have heard, some who have been on the watchlist have gone on to face further restrictions. it is not inevitable, though, of course some have come off that list, but we understand that london is going on as an area of concern. what that means practically is that it will be much more carefully monitored and testing will be increased in areas where the rates are high. but we have heard from the mayor of london sadiq khan, who is calling for further restrictions, and he has also just further restrictions, and he has alsojust said further restrictions, and he has also just said that london is at a tipping point. and tonight, sophie, in the heart of the west end in london people out on a friday night, the first friday since the 10pm cu rfew the first friday since the 10pm curfew on bars, restaurants and pubs, people no doubt wondering whether london is going to be next to face local restri

, set to take place on 4thjuly happens in leicester.to... and this is the man who oversaw it all, leicester‘s director of public health ivan browne, taking time out here to thank his army of testers. thank you very much. a month later and the city has fewer new cases than many other places that have not got any restrictions. i think the biggest lesson that we have learned, that this operates most effectively in trying to tackle this virus by operating at the local level. so whether it is your testing strategy or whether it is how you find your cases and your contacts, the more localised we can make that, the better it is because actually, you can go street by street, community by community, family by family to try to tackle the virus. well, the message may still be the same, but life has begun to get back to normal in leicester as some of those restrictions have been eased over the past couple of months. but people living in the city still are desperate to do the things that they cannot, but that other people just outside the city can.

leicester beat west bromwich albion 3—0.t. jamie vardy then scored two late penalties. it was a welcome win for brendan rodgers — his side tailed off badly after last season's restart, finishing fifth for a europa league place, lionel messi made his first appearance for barcelona since his failed attempt to leave the club. he played a5 minutes of a friendly win over gimnastic de tarragon and also retained the captaincy messi was selected from the start by new head coach ronald koeman. barca won 3—1 with goals from 0usmane dembele, antoine griezmann and philippe coutinho. messi had only returned to training on monday after trying to engineer a move away. that huge release clause in his contract was the sticking point. barcelona begin their league campaign in two weeks' time. an injury time cristian tello goal saw real betis beat alaves. valladolid drew i—i with real sociedad. same score for unai emery‘s villareal against huesca. valencia are taking on levante where its 2—2. la liga champions real madrid begin their title defe

i mean, we were — and my mum was told that — to take is to leicester, a town called leicester, and wenot know any english. when i grew up and went to secondary school, i came through a lot of, you know, abuse, racial abuse from kids, you know, again calling names and waiting for me outside school and wanting to, like, beat me up and not liking my colour. recently, we just went back to uganda. i just wanted to see the country that i was born in and why my parents love that country so much. it was nice to go back to the hospital where i was born. it really was an amazing experience. gita watts, who had to begin a new life in britain. remember, you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel, or you can catch up on all of ourfilms, along with more than 1,000 radio programmes, in our online archive. just search online for "bbc witness history". next, we go to cuba. in july 1989, four top cuban army officers were sentenced to death and executed after being convicted of drug trafficking. but critics of the regime believe the case was, in fact, a political attempt to punish

there was an astonishing result at the etihad stadium as leicester moved to the top of the table on goalhatrick, two of them penalties. riyad mahrez had actually given city an early lead but their patchwork defence struggled to contain leicesterjames maddison scored a brilliant fourth and though nathan ake headed his first city goal, youri tielemans added another leicester goal frpom the spot. that's the first time any pep guardiola team has conceded five. the lack of creating chances, we got nervous, we got anxious. it happened many times. they did not want to play, they wanted to counter attack and do it, so we conceded. after we gave three penalties. when this happens, it is difficult to move forward. two other results in the premier league on sunday, patrick bamford scored leeds' winner against sheffield united. 1—0 to them in the yorkshire derby. west ham have their first points, beating wolves 4—0 at home. jarrod bowen scored twice. a busy day in la liga where luis suarez scored twice on his atletico madrid debut. they beat granada 6—1. his former club, barcelona, are also on their

we have seen in leicester, for example, when the restrictions have been lifted, the footfall is stillhat we would have expected it otherwise, so there is a lingering effect of these local lockdowns on consumer confidence. and it is these sorts of closures that we are seeing here in bolton that businesses say they really fear. but there is a catch—22 going on between trying to open up the economy and get people back to work and indeed going to work counts as essential travel in lockdown areas. all the while, trying to prevent a spike in infections that could lead to the sorts of stringent measures being seen in other areas of the uk. it is not game over for bars in halifax, which can still open, but in this local lockdown, different households are not allowed to socialise inside, which means more empty seats. now, obviously with the restrictions that we have got in place, it is less of a utopia for you to come and enjoy yourself. you are enjoying yourself in a controlled environment, which is not what the hospitality industry is about. by sticking to the new rules, all are hoping that

, set to take place onjuly four, happens in leicester.though some restrictions had been lifted, others are still in place ten weeks later. now, they are ready to come out of lockdown. the end of june, there had been 157 new cases per people in one week, and a month later it had fallen to 59 and by the end of august, just 25 and it stayed at that level since. this is how they did it, door—to—door testing across the city, wherever there was an outbreak. so while you may have been redeployed or some of you have volunteered to... and this is the man who oversaw it all, leicester's director of public health ivan brown, taking time out here to thank his army of testers. think you very much. one month later and the city has fewer cases than many other places that have not got any restrictions —— thank you. places that have not got any restrictions —— thank youlj places that have not got any restrictions -- thank you. i think the biggest lesson we have learned is that this operates most effectively in trying to tackle this virus by operating at t

earlier, leicester were 3—0 winners at newly promoted west brom.ed two penalties, it's the fifth consecutive game he's scored at the hawthornes, that equals the premier league record. defending champions chelsea hammered bristol city 9—0 to record their first win of the women's super league campaign. it was a frantic first half, with chelsea leading 5—0 at the break. erin cuthbert wtih the nice finish for the fourth. pernille harder scored herfirst league goal for the club since signing in the second half — 9 different scorers — sam kerr completed the rout. elsewhere, everton are two wins from two, beating tottenham 1—0 thanks to an izzy christiansen goal. reading have their first win in the league this season — 3—1 against aston villa. brighton held manchester city to a goalless draw. manchester united came to win 5—2 against birmingham city. it's been a big day in rugby union's premiership with the race for play—off spots heating up. wasps went second following a nine try victory over bristol, while bath went above sale into third with their bonu

likely to be left out of thursdays carabao cup match against bournemouth and sunday's game against leicesterpremier league season started with a home win against sheffield united, who had john egan sent off for a professionalfoul. john lundstram could have put the blades ahead from the spot but emiliano martinez, on his villa debut, dived the right way. villa scored midway through the second half, ezri konsa's goal proved to be the winner — that leaves sheffield united still looking for their first point. leyton orient's league cup match against tottenham tomorrow night is in doubt after the club announced the stadium and training facilities have had to close after a number of first team players tested positive for coronavirus. the english football league say they are aware and are awaiting the outcome of discussions between public health england and the club. we understand that if orient are unable to field a team for the third round fixture against tottenham, the game would be awarded to spurs, because scheduling makes it almost impossible to rearrange. in a statement, orient said they had

the constraints where you are particularly because leicester is under local restrictions, how much moret measures early on. i understand the community is concerned, and we are working in close partnership with public health england, the city council, and we feel we have robust measures in place to ensure that the community and staff and students feel reassured, but clearly, we will moderate under this to make sure we ta ke moderate under this to make sure we take the appropriate steps. ultimately, i want to make sure our stu d e nts ultimately, i want to make sure our students and staff are safe and the community where we are as safe. thank you very much for your time. pleasure. let's give you some updates. we've received a statement from the independent office for com plete from the independent office for complete conduct carry out an investigation into what happened when a police officer was shot dead at court in custody centre. they are saying 23—year—old man remains in critical condition. when a member of the public dies either seriously injured, police custody role is to independen

for instance, in both leicester and luton, the weekly case rate has more than halved during august.the people who followed social distancing and helped to bring the virus under control. sometimes local action requires us to act fast and respond to changing circumstances. and unfortunately, after improving for several weeks, we've seen a very significant rise in cases in bolton. bolton is now up to 120 cases per 100,000 population, the highest case rate in the country. and i'm publishing the data behind the decisions that we've taken. i must therefore tell the house that working with the local council, we're taking further local action. the rise in cases in bolton is partly due to socialising by people in their 20s and 30s. we know this from contact tracing. and through our contact tracing system, we've identified a number of pubs at which the virus has spread significantly. we're therefore taking following action in bolton starting immediately. we will restrict all hospitality to takeaways only, and we'll introduce a late—night restriction on operating hours, which will mean all ven

in another day of drama in the premier league, a jamie vardy hat—trick helps leicester to a big win ats tottenham against newcastle. and there was no fairy tale return to clay for andy murray — out of the french open in the first round. welcome along to the programme this evening. tennis and football coming up on a busy sunday but we'll start with the russian grand prix. lewis hamilton started on pole knowing one more win would have seen him draw level with michael schumacher on a record 91 race wins. but it was a frustrating afternoon in sochi for the world champion, as time penalties meant he could only finish third. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson.

eddie nketiah helped arsenal to a 2—0 win at leicester, whilst newcastle scored seven at morecambe — the first half. some transfer news for you, and wolves have signed the portugal defender nelson semedo from barcelona in a deal that could make him their record signing. they're paying an initial £28 million, which would rise to £37 million with add—ons. that's more than they paid for fabio silva earlier this month. semedo's signed a three—year deal, with an option to extend for another two. manchester city's kevin de bruyne has been nominated for the uefa men's player of the year award. he had an outstanding season in the premier league, scoring 13 goals and providing a record—equalling 20 assists. he was recently named the pfa's player of the year. he's on a three—man shortlist with bayern munich pair robert lewandowski and manuel neuer. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been nominated for men's coach of the year. last year's winner of the women's award, meanwhile, the england and manchester city defender lucy bronze, is on the shortlist again, alongside chelsea's pernille harder an

leicester's home game against burnley on the 20th will be free to air on the bbc. league says it's "considering appropriate arrangements" for matches in october. good news for most, but the chair of the all parliamentary group on football thinks fans should have been told sooner. there are supporters of clubs up and down the length of the country who are premier league supporters who are premier league supporters who are wanting to know if they will be able to see their team play this weekend. and i think those hundreds of thousands of premier league supporters, season ticket holders and all the clubs come it is their proper answers was that this is not the way to treat the customer base if you are an intelligent business. for some fans in scotland this weekend, there'll be no need for flicking through the channels, with two scottish premiership matches to be played in front of spectators. aberdeen‘s game with kilmarnock and ross county's meeting with celtic will both have up to 300 people in attendance. our scotland sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin has t

they went up to second place by edging past leicester. manu tuilagi scored against his former club.irish. the premiership will settle this season and start up again at speed. the fixture list, like the stands, are busier but with every match, sport gets closer to the old way. adam yates had a battle on his hands, or rather, several of them, as he fought to hold on to his yellow jersey after stage eight of the tour de france. it was a tough day in the pyrenees but the mitchelton—scott rider found a late surge of energy to retain his three second lead, while a french stage victory was welcome news for the home fans. adam wild was watching. the tour de france always looks spectacular but now in the foothills of the pyrenees, stage eight would be as brutal as it was beautiful. leading them into the mountains, britain's adam yates in the famous yellow jersey. could he hold on? his overall race lead was small. the mountains ahead, anything but. the toughest stage of the race so far, not everybody would make it. this was european championjacques nizzolo, his race over. the descents were no

bristol thrashed leicester by 40—3 at ashton gate, with the bonus point being critical.they want to progress to the semi finals. exeter are already assured of a home tie and rested many of their first team in losing 22—19 to london irish this evening. elsewhere, worcester beat relegated saracens. serena williams has withdrawn from the french open. she was due to play in the second round at roland garros today, but she's been carrying an achilles problem that she picked up at the us open. that's likely to be the end of her season, and the wait goes on for a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title. i had to focus on walking straight so i wasn't limping, and... i tried, i always give ioo%, everyone knows that. maybe even more than 100 if that's possible. i take solace in that. so, yeah, i think achilles is a real injury that you do not want to play with, because that is not good if it gets worse. meanwhile, top seed simona halep and third seed elina svitolina are both through to the third round — but the tenth seed victoria azarenka is out. she was beaten in straight

lester are the only team who remain in the competition —— leicester.ave to get past defending champions manchester city if they want to reach the last four. they've been boosted this week by the return of former england men striker to the clu b former england men striker to the club as in app —— ambassador to the players. started as a nine-year-old in progress, at night you're nice to be asked to come back. i was born and raised here, so it's nice to facilitate other try to get in to football. the last quarterfinal will be battled out between brighton and birmingham. semifinals take place next wednesday and thursday with final schedule to go ahead at wembley albeit behind closed doors on saturday the 31st of october. jo currie, bbc news. women's international cricket returns to the bbc after a 27—year gap. england women take a 2—0 lead into their third t20 against the west indies. opener tammy beaumontjoins us now from inside the bio—bubble at derby. tammy, great performance in the first 220. were you pleased because you have been away from the game fo

i do think the government has a problem in the sense that the first area emma leicester of the tory mphere was neal o'brien who is seen asa there was neal o'brien who is seen as a loyalist and even by the end of it he was saying let us out of lockdown. so i think when you have mps who are more naturally antilock down or in other scenarios could see | tight down or in other scenarios could see i tight marginal, i think that does put pressure on the government where they have to face down angry mps will add pressure in terms of decision—making. will add pressure in terms of decision-making. 20 seconds each on it nicola sturgeon were in her ta rta n fa ce it nicola sturgeon were in her tartan face mask with an independence push renewed. pretty symbolic and nothing more than that. it is and we would expect her from her with elections next may in scotland so she is excess —— setting up scotland so she is excess —— setting up her stall scotland so she is excess —— setting up herstalland scotland so she is excess —— setting up her stall and independence. scotland so she is excess —— setting u

rugby union's premiership tonight — we'll keep you updated as top four challengers wasps take on leicesterh on stage ii of the tour de france — but calab ewan edges it, primoz roglic holds onto the yellow jersey. hello and welcome to sportsday, live from the bbc sport centre. i'm katherine downes. we start with the news the return of crowds to sports events has been thrown into doubt, with the government announcing that all planned pilot events are now under review. some events will be allowed to go ahead. some events will be permitted. there were plans for fans to return to racing, football and rugby amongst other sports in coming weeks to test how that would work — but with rising coronavirus infection rates across the country, borisjohnson has put those plans on hold. at the present time we must also i am afraid revise plans to pilot larger audiences in venues later this month and review our intention to return audiences to stadiums and conference to return audiences to stadiums and c0 nfe re nce ce ntres to return audiences to stadiums and conference centres from the ist of october. th

and some local lockdown areas like leicester, shielding has been retained. but in others, like here, it hasn't. there is no set criteria for when people might be asked to shield again which leaves room for uncertainty. the welsh government says it doesn't want to set an arbitrary rate for when shielding should be introduced. uk government says it should be a last resort. for derek, who lives in the area, it feels like his left to make his own mind up on how best to protect yourself. i do think they got a handle on it, you know? i don't think they know what to do. they seem to be making it up as they go along. i think it comes down to people like me using their own common sense because we just can't follow the advice that has been given because i don't think enough advice is being given to save our lives, to be honest with you. shielding means isolation and the loneliness that can bring, but for some, that can bring, but for some, that now feels like the safest way ahead. hywel griffith, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. this film contains scenes which so

bar—berry was the star of the show as wasps impoved their play—off chances with a 54—7 thumping of leicesterrship and he announced his arrival with a hat—trick of tries. wasps are fourth in the table. for all the results visit the bbc sport website. the final 2020 super league table will be decided by win percentage following a number of matches being postponed due to positive coronavirus tests. the switch, which has been applied immediately, sees catalans dragons as the big winners as they leap from fourth in the table to top, above champions st helens. everyone has bought into it, it has advantages and disadvantages for clu bs advantages and disadvantages for clubs dependence and ultimately, it is the same rules for all, the symbol apply and i think you have got to really praise them for coming up got to really praise them for coming up with some smart footwork in difficult circumstances. yeah, ultimately they're going to be some winners and losers, but everyone is playing by the same rules. at the us open, you can head to the bbc sports website. and that's all the sport for now. good even

heskey, who recently accepted a role with leicester city's women's team, experienced racial abuse at club and national level. it was kind of excepted to throw things and to abuse people. it is also late starting to creep back into football where it is not accepted into football where it is not a cce pted by into football where it is not accepted by people feel that they can actually still say... we were playing slovakia away. i remember kicking off and playing the ball to back him, putting it back through ashley, cold and then a blue, and boo up to me, boo, then to another black player and then you understand the boeing were monkey chance. you need to take it with a pinch of salt because we have grown up in that era where we had no real voice in that sense of power. to do anything, so it would stay on the pitch, and winning the game and that was the thing. —— that booing. i think there isa thing. —— that booing. i think there is a lot of my generation that did not go to football and have the experience that they really felt they should have done. i had an incident where i was about 1

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so liverpooljoin leicester and everton at the top.h — after they cruised to victory against a fulham side who struggled again. jack grealish on the scoresheet in a 3—0 win which means his side are unbeaten in eight games stretching back to last season whilst fulham have conceded 10 goals in their opening three matches handball was the word of the weekend in the premier league after three controversial penalties were awarded. tottenham's eric dier was the man punished against newcastle, something most people thought was harsh. the question mark is around the new interpretation of the handball rule and the way it's being enforced. it's something chelsea boss frank lampard's been speaking about today, ahead of his side's efl cup match at spurs tomorrow, and he wants the rule changed. we are all in this game, and i think we understand that when you jump into the box, your omen, her arms will move into those positions. it's already a difficult rule, and the idea of trying to find some clarity, we've actually made it something which doesn't

in the first wave of this, and seem to be keeping numbers down whilst we saw those outbreaks in leicesternorthwest. but what's troubling is that those lockdowns especially in the northwest, don't seem especially in the northwest, don't seem to have worked effectively to suppress numbers, and i think we need to get to the bottom of that. it's a need to get to the bottom of that. it'sa reminder need to get to the bottom of that. it's a reminder that local lockdowns are not you know, let'sjust lockdown sick streets and a shop, it is huge numbers of people, i think, you know, london is eight or 9 million people, that would take us up million people, that would take us up to you know, pretty much 20 million people, third of the population in some kind of lockdown. again, that reminds us that this is not over, it's going to be tough, it's going to be grueling and all of that summed up that we had through the summer was just a that summed up that we had through the summer wasjust a little bit too early. giles before we leave the guardian behind, if the mayor does say i'm going to place these mea

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it's been leicester before.g to some officials quite close to this earlier today and they say you can't think this is just about hotspots now, this is something that is widespread and happening up and down the united kingdom. there is a widespread rise in coronavirus cases. you can't think of it or while there are hotspots, it's not just hotspots. there is a skew towards cities rather than countryside, but it's something you need to be thinking about across the whole of the uk. and that is why, if you think back to just a couple of days ago, we had the rule of six. it is not a lockdown, it is a new series of national policies. but people will be forgiven, i'm guessing, for being a bit confused about this. yes, that important figure of six indoors and outdoors, the people still going to work. being encouraged to go to work. and go back to school and university? it was comes down to the big question with coronavirus. it's going to be the massive question that we face as we go into what some scientists think is goi

says it is really across the uk now, not isolated outbreaks in, say, the north west of england or leicester studying this very closely in the next week or so. it is the case that hospital numbers in the uk are very low, only about 750 with coronavirus, compared to 19,000 in the peak, and deaths remain very low, of course, each day. but the big worry is, will it feed through to rise in hospital numbers in the weeks ahead? we have seen a big increase in case numbers, and that is what really worries officials in all parts of the uk, and they will be looking closely to see whether the uk follows the situation in france, where we have seen that rise in hospital admissions. hugh pym, oui’ in hospital admissions. hugh pym, our health editor. seven greek islands have been added to the quarantine list for people returning to england who'll have to self—isolate for 14 days from early wednesday morning. following criticism from tourism and airline bosses, the transport secretary will lift england's blanket quarantine travel restrictions for entire countries and instead will allow separate restrictions

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it‘s been leicester before. and that is why, if you think back to just a couple of days ago, we had the rule of six. it is not a lockdown, it is a new series of national policies. but people will be forgiven, i‘m guessing, for being a bit confused about this. yes, that important figure of six indoors and outdoors, the people still going to work. being encouraged to go to work. and go back to school and university?m was comes down to the big question with coronavirus. it‘s going to be the massive question that we face as we go into what some scientists think is going to be a difficult winter, of how do you balance tackling the violent macro virus versus tackling the violent macro virus versus having a society getting on with our lives. somewhere in between the two, you have to decide what you wa nt to the two, you have to decide what you want to do. do you want to shut down society up until the point we have a vaccine, a rule of one, but nobody wa nts to vaccine, a rule of one, but nobody wants to live in a world