for instance there is an outbreak right now in parts of leicester.ary of state stood up at a downing street press conference and announced that there was as he described an outbreak in leicester. it was then 11 days before anything happened. you would have to say it was done in a way that was slow and painful. leicester is heading for lockdown, there are around 70 new cases per day and by the end ofjune the city accounts for more than 10% of all confirmed cases in england. officials have been struggling to identify the cause of the fresh outbreak. leicester city council knows that it has a problem and what it needs is specific information about who is testing positive and where. the national system collects the data but is not sharing it all with local authorities. if we had that information particularly at street level that would be ideal. local authorities to this all the time, this is not new to us, whether it is through environmental health officers, were used to this. the big element that was missing was the expertise that local government have

west ham deadly on the counter attack and determined in defence — essentially they out—leicestered leicester jarrod bowen wrapped things up — his team's seventh premier league goal in two matches. leicester only showed what they were capable of in injury time. this is the kind of football that had taken them to the top of the league. finished off by harvey barnes, but then chalked off by var. so not even a consolation goal for the foxes, which sums up their day. arsenal have beaten sheffield united 2—1 at the emirates. the first goal from bukayo sako, then nicolas pepe here getting the second for the gunners. david mcgoldrick got one back for sheffield united but it wasn't enough. fulham's miserable start to life in the premier league continues with another loss, this time against wolves. a pedro neto goal in the 56th minute gave wolves all three points. in one of the early matches, southampton were helped to a 2—0 victory over west brom at st mary's with goals from moussa djenepo and this volley from 0riol romeu. in scotland, celtic rescued three points with two goals in added time against

an emotional robshaw was clapped off by his team mates, and the leicester players, after playing forited states, where he's signed a two—year contract with san diego legion. the t20 blast final is under way between surrey and notts outlaws at edgbaston. surrey beat gloucestershire in their semifinal — which was reduced to just 11 overs after a wash—out yesterday. liam plunkett took three wickets as gloucestershire were limited to 73—7. surrey reached that target with eight balls to spare — ben foakes top—scored with 20 and jamie overton hit the winning runs. in the other semifinal — which also had reduced overs — steven croft made 33 from 22 balls as lancashire posted a target of 95 for notts to win. and it was a total that notts managed easily with dan christian hitting an incredible four sixes in a row to take the game away from lancashire and all but seal victory. thatjob was done by imad wasim, whose boundary gave outlaws a five—wicket win. geraint thomas is up to third place at the giro d'italia, which ended in a sprint finish on stage two in sicily. thomas' expected rival, fell

five british 5ides feature in tonight's europa league — tottenham, leicester, and celtic are alreadying on the irish side dundalk having reached the group stage for the second time in five years, and rangers at home to poland's lech poznan. au5tin halewood is here. au5tin, what's the latest? we can see gareth bale futures for totte n ha m , we can see gareth bale futures for tottenham, what's the latest? well, three games under way so far, john. we're going to start with tottenham first. totte n ha m tottenham have not had the best of 5ta rt5. tottenham have not had the best of 5tarts. gareth bale coming in over the summer from real madrid. 5tarts. gareth bale coming in over the summerfrom real madrid. he 5ta rt5 the summerfrom real madrid. he starts again tonight in the europa league. tottenham are away in belgium against royal antwerp, and they are 1—0 down at half—time. it's obvious he not have been a great start for spear5, 1—0 down, and a mistake from the spurs defence, i moreno did not look happy after that one. sticking with the premier league, leicester city fc are involved i

geeta pendse, bbc news, leicester.on our trees. it's particularly vivid this year thanks to the sunny weather of the spring and the rain in september. one beautiful display is in stourhead in wiltshire, so we sentjohn maguire to take in the views. at this time of the year the lake at stourhead offers one of the finest views in the whole of the national trust. but we're in search of a different perspective. one from above. so the best way to appreciate the autumn leaves is to get right in amongst them, 100 feet high, up this tulip tree. i've never climbed a tree this way before. the foot extenders go a little bit longer. there is a little buckle on it. well, it's a lot harder than i thought it was going to be. i'm absolutely exhausted. but as with a lot of things in life, the hard work is met with a great reward. the view above the tree tops here is just absolutely stunning. look at that. joe ashman is a tree surgeon and looks after the estate's most precious resource. joe, so this is your office, this is where you hang

leicester had won their opening three games of the season.nst manchester united at half—time. in the scottish premiership, celtic beat stjohnstone 2—0 — both goals came in the final few minutes. but rangers are top of the table after their 2—0 win over ross county. the richest horse race in europe, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe, has been won by sottsass, ridden by cristian demuro and trained byjean—claude rouget. the winner for the past two years, enable, finished sixth in a reduced field after trainer aiden o'brien withdrew his horses, amidst fears they would test positive for a banned substance from a batch of contaminated feed. the women's top seed, simona halep, has been knocked out of tennis‘s french open, by a polish teenager, iga sviatek. the world number 54 upset the two time grand slam champion in the fourth round, 6—1, 6—2. twelve—time french open champion, rafael nadal is through to the men's quarter—finals. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website. mishal. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. 00:36:12,271 --> 21474

an emotional robshaw was clapped off by his team mates, and the leicester players, after playing forwashout yesterday, both semi—finals were reduced tojust 11 overs per innings. liam plunkett took 3 wickets as gloucestershire were limited to 73—7. surrey reached that target with eight balls to spare — ben foakes top—scored with 20 and jamie overton hit the winning runs. they‘ll play either notts outlaws or lancashire lightning — who are playing at the moment in this evenings other semi final. notts are chasing 95 to win in that one. geraint thomas is up to third place at the giro d‘italia, which ended in a sprint finish on stage two in sicily. thomas‘ expected rival, fellow briton simon yates, has also moved up the standings. he‘s now eighth. thomas remains 26 seconds ahead of him after getting through todays‘ stage safely, his team—mate filippo ganna keeps the pinkjersey for now, after winning yesterday‘s time trial. and there was a second italian stage winner in two days. home favourite diego ullisi was the fastest man on a slightly uphill finish. britain‘s lizzie deignan has won t

being cove red. match, any match that is not being covered. 0n the vote on friday, shout out to leicesterer, it was pretty clear that this was going to happen, but they made a stance, so good for them. there was a very serious piece because as he is saying, the supermarkets don't help out corner shops and deliveroo doesn't help out the little cafes. but the premier league has so much money. they are a vastly profitable organisation. they are making less money at the moment but it has been pointed out that people do ultimately have a choice. the choice is wait and watch the highlights on match of the day with your bbc tv licence. it could be that this comes back to bite them. it could be that they get a lot of bad press. i going to shell out £15 to watch that? i don't shell out on any football, so i don't watch that. people don't regard clubs as businesses. 0liver people don't regard clubs as businesses. oliver is right. the comparison between clubs and supermarkets is incorrect because people don't support their local supermarket in the way that they support their local football club. the

leicester is still in day 95 of lockdown, for goodness' sake.need to strategy and we need to give those families and businesses affected in those areas reassurance that the government have got a reassurance that the government have gota grip reassurance that the government have got a grip and a plan to drive these infections down. nobody could have predicted some of the challenges boris johnson's predicted some of the challenges borisjohnson‘s government predicted some of the challenges boris johnson's government would face, but there are many more to come. in south—eastern france, the army is helping to tackle severe flooding that's been caused by the worst storm to hit the region for more than 60 years. an elderly couple died as their house was swept away in roquebilliere, in the french alps. dozens of people are missing after floodwaters destroyed bridges and roads, leaving communities isolated. parts of northern italy have also been badly affected. the cinema operator cineworld is expected to temporarily close all its sites in the uk. cinewo

rangers, leicester and tottenham will also all be involved in the group stages over the coming weeks. bbc sport website. let's round up some of the day's football stories and. the national league season will start as planned tomorrow after confirmation of "significa nt" financial support from the government. a ten million pound grant has been secured over three months with potential for more.. the new season should begin behind closed doors. jonny evans has been included in the northern ireland squad for their upcoming european championship play—off against bosnia—herzegovina and nations league matches. the defender was an injury concern after limping off in leicester's win over manchester city on sunday. the liverpool forward rhian brewster is on his way to sheffield united. he's set to move for a club record deal worth £23.5m. he spent the end of last season on loan at swansea city in the championship. to the french open third round where 12 time champion rafael nadal is in action against the italian stefano travaglia. nadal whipped through the first set winning 6—1 in 23 minutes ce

and it's just finished in arsenal's match against leicester at the emirates.e 80th minute for leicester. it finished 1—0. that's all the sport for now. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... the united states says armenia and azerbaijan have agreed a third attemt at a ceasefire in the conflict over the disputed territory of nagorno—kara bakh. in a statement released with the two governments, the us state department said the truce will come into effect on monday. fighting has taken place over the territory for almost a month. demonstrations have been staged across poland against strict new rules governing abortions. a catholic mass was interrupted in the city of poznan, when a group of women held banners protesting the new rules in the cathedral. the ban is on almost all abortions — with exceptions for cases of rape, incest, or where the mother's health is at risk. the white house says the us vice president, mike pence, will stick to his busy election campaign schedule — even though several of his staff have contracted the coronavirus

one final thing from me, don't forget the city of leicester which is in tier 2, leicester which is inas far as any compensation goes, i think they got a total of £2.6 million from the government, which pales into insignificance with what you see being paid out to some authorities elsewhere. briefly on leicester, what has happened to the figures in that period, have they gone down? happened to the figures in that period, have they gone down7m makes you wonder how effective tier 2 actually is because leicester has beenin 2 actually is because leicester has been in the equivalent of tier 2 for many months. i think it's well over 100 days now. figures are still going up, and they are going up daily, so you have to wonder how effective tier 2 restrictions are. thank you. let's go to martin, our southwest political editor. what's the situation you are, martin? you couldn't get a bigger contrast between the south—west and the north—east of england. infection rates are increasing here as they are everywhere that the southwest has undoubtedly escaped pretty much unscathed. earlier this month t

arsenal and leicester are the late game. kicked off at quarter past seven.oalless at the moment. there was huge drama in the scottish premiership as champions celtic were held to a 3—3 draw at aberdeen. a penalty in injury time securing a point for the home side. as adam wild reports. planning and plotting at pittodrie, celtic desperate to avoid a third consecutive defeat. and whilst they dominated early, it was aberdeen who led at half—time. lewis ferguson with a penalty. neil lennon's side struggling to see the bright side. still, the chances would inevitably come. a terrific run from callum mcgregor, a super finish and celtic deservedly level. but it's at the back where the champions appear uncharacteristically fragile. shane duffy's error gave the dons another chance, eventually bundled in by ryan hedges. time for reinforcements, leigh griffiths summoned from the bench and within moments, he had another equaliser, another excellent celtic goal. the game looked or turned decisively when just two minutes later, ryan christie put celtic ahead for the first

aston villa go to leicester later. a win for either would take them second.r league earlier, both finished i—i. sheffield united and fulham was all square, so too a feisty encounter at selhurst park, between crystal palace and brighton. patrick gearey reports. many rivalries come from geography. this one is rooted in history. the match began in the 70s. this is a different age. one where barely noticed challenges can be punished with penalties. i—o, palace. the eagles ke pt with penalties. i—o, palace. the eagles kept lapping at the wrong moment. in the 90th minute, lucky number 17 smashed home. brighton sensed they could still win it. a red card. even in these strange times, this is still a derby. this season times, this is still a derby. this season has been frequently punctuated by penalties. here is one for fulham against sheffield united. that rather sums up their start. what a time to take charge of things. perhaps the turning point that fulham needed. but it was about to pivot against them again. the ar spotted in other misdirected kick. a pipe was sna

leicester city also won. they beat aek athens by two goals to one — jamie vardy among the scorers.lead away to draw 2—2 with lille. mohamed elyounoussi's double, including this great strike, had put them firmly in control. but the french side fought back, jonathan ikone scoring their equaliser. rangers meanwhile beat poland's lech poznan 1—0. 13 barbarians players will face a disciplinary hearing for breaches of coronavirus protocols that forced the cancellation of their match against england last sunday. former england captain chris robshaw was among the players who apologised for the breach. the rfu has declined to name the players facing a range of charges including, individual breaches of the protocols, and also providing false statements during an investigation. j] williams has been hailed as "one of the greatest wings to play for wales, the british & irish lions and llanelli" by the welsh rugby union following his death at the age of 72. he scored 12 tries in 30 tests as wales won four five nations titles during the 19705, including two grand slams. tomos dafydd reflects on h

look at london's leicester square. and in peckham, they were playing cricket.ing northern cities. you say that there is anger in the north. there is. but the measures we are bringing in here are universal. these apply across the whole of the united kingdom, and there is nothing that we would ever do that penalises one part of the country over another. after the curfew came in, it was just game over. but think aboutjoe, still paying for the taxi that no longer covers his bills. have toxic you don't know where you're going to be in four weeks' time. am i going to be driving a taxi, or going to be working in a factory or living on the dole with no money? these are delicate decisions, but in this city and others, people wonder how much they are about to be silenced. our political correspondent chris mason says the situation is still evolving. occasionally come up little correspondence may sit here on a sunday night and give the indication that everything is moving when actually it will start again tomorrow morning. this evening, it really is happening now, the nego

dominic calvert—lewin, who has scored eight goals in the opening five games of the season, as well as leicester'sll squad is on our website. to the french open — where world number one novak djokovic has eased into the third round at roland garros. he beat lithuania's ricardas berankis in straight sets — dropping just five games. the match lasting only an hour and 23 minutes. but the womens number two seed karolina pliskova is out. she lost in straight sets to 2017 champion jelena ostapenko. elsewhere britain's jamie murray and neal skupski are into round three of the doubles. champion jockey ush—een murphy says he will "fight to clear his name" after testing positive for cocaine. he was in action at chelmsford today. the positive result came in france in july, with murphy strenously denying he's ever taken the drug. he's currently awaiting the result of a b sample. if he's not cleared, he'll face a ban of up to 6 months. hull fc edged a close encounter with castleford tigers this evening, thanks to a late try from jake connor. castleford looked to have won it when michael shenton's converted try

it's 3rd against 4th tonight in the premier league, with villa at leicester — the latest score from there draw to go 2nd. and there were two other games in the premier league earlier, both finished i—i. sheffield united and fulham was all square, so too a feisty encounter at selhurst park, between crystal palace and brighton. patrick gearey reports this is a different age. when were barely noticed challenges can be... 1-0 barely noticed challenges can be... i—o four palace. they had had 16 shots and not scored, when in the 90th minutes looking at 17 was smashed home. a red card. even in these strange times, this is still a derby. this season has been frequently punctuated by penalties. here is one for fulham against sheffield united. that rather sums up sheffield united. that rather sums up their start. for games, sheffield united. that rather sums up theirstart. for games, no points. what a time to take charge of things. perhaps the turning point for them are needed. but it was about to pivot against them again. billy sharp snatched a point for sheffield united. one other line from the p

leicester too had a simple enough night as they beat ukrainian side, zorya luhansk 3—nil. first two, before scoring their third. rangers also got off to a winning start with a 2—0 win over standard liege, crowds in belgium for that one too, and they saw this sumptuous finish from keemar roofe. best goal of the night and a memorable way to secure the victory for the scottish side. no three points for celtic though. they lost 3—1 to ac milan. mohammed elyounoussi got them back into the game at 2—1, but despite the late pressure the current serie a leaders made it three with a late goal from yens petter huger. wales have won their latest european championship qualifier after beating the faroe islands at rodney parade. they started slowly and were 1—0 up at half time, but two goals from natasha harding and this one from lily woodham gave them a 4—0 victory, closing the gap on group c leaders norway to four points. time for a quick roundup of the day's other sports stories: british cyclist tayo gaygan hart is just 15 seconds off the lead at the giro d'italia after finishing sec

slowly, people from leicester and sheffield and derby, and then eventually even further afield. "0h, there's this little shop that's got really interesting things, you know." from a tiny backroom in nottingham to the fashion catwalks of the world, paul smith turned his small enterprise into a global brand. it's been profitable for every one of its 50 years. and then covid struck. devastating, devastating. i was here last saturday, and literally there was nobody around at all. paris, amsterdam, luxembourg, madrid, new york — terrible, i mean, just terrible. we are currently losing sales, not losing, losing sales of about £1 million a week. so you don't have to be a mathematician to know that that's a big punch in the face. the congestion charge now 2a hours a day, seven days a week. you know, it keeps on coming, reasons not to come into a shop. you've got brexit. yep. what does that mean? total nightmare, because brexit has been left to the last minute. so, as a company, where do we go? where do we go? we think it will cost, if there is no deal, it will cost us a minimum of probably £

they face lask of austria and brendan rodgers‘ leicester are also at home against ukrainian side zoryathose is patrick gearey. kings of the continent don't tend to meet on thursday. celtic and ac milan were once champions. but recent yea rs milan were once champions. but recent years have not been kind to the italians. but you can still find a style in milan. i am zlatan ibrahimovic and i just warming a style in milan. i am zlatan ibrahimovic and ijust warming up. he may be 39, but he has scored five in three matches this season and would have stared hungrily at some of celtic‘s defending. after that body blow and with some of the squad still recovering from coronavirus, new learning has to lift his players to lift the team at top of serie a. we are not smoothing everything over as if everything is ok, we'rejust going to work away and you have to accept the criticism when it comes. i get that, we have been here before. we are just looking to react as positively as we can and get a run of games where we play well. these days, football clubs like to carefully choreograph the arrival of n

after defeat to leicester last weekend they have been held to a one all draw by newly promoted had lookedle in the opening exchanges. hitting the post before taking the lead just after 17 minutes. leeds managed to snatch a point. the city keeper having a bit of a shocker here. and gifting the record signing with this first goalfor the gifting the record signing with this first goal for the club. the first 20 minutes of the game we didn't play very well but after this i think we played a very good game. we had our chances to win the game, which they had also but i think we are very happy for the performance today and to keep the good result with the last two wins. no such problems for chelsea as a goal or set up on a debut for the club. they moved up to

time arsenal but kyle sa ko, denmark, monger for the time arsenal but kyle sako, harvey barnes from leicesterwis with a everything goes to his name already this season. i will be ssi more thanjust already this season. i will be ssi more than just talents and tactics. that's all will be more accessed on. it will need to adapt, players that might bail out when it is not going so might bail out when it is not going so well. we will learn with a big squad like this who carries out the support role that is needed in the tournament and who might be the types of characters that can do that. sandwiched between tricky matches against wales and denmark is officially the toughest test on earth, belgium ranked as well number one who beat england to third place in the last will come. after questions of crime and punishment, clemency and diplomacy, gareth southgate surely cannot wait for the football. and then it's us now. good evening. let's talk about the champions league draw. —— ian dennisjoins us now. you heard from gareth southgate today about his fears there could be no crowds next summer. today abo

we are now in tier 2 in leicester, but we have been any version of restriction 414 days. —— na version hospitality close, nonessential retail close, schools closed... i don't agree with that, but her skills closed as well. —— but art schools. we went down to 100 and 55 per 100,000 —— schools. we went down to 100 and 55 per 100,000 -- 55 schools. we went down to 100 and 55 per 100,000 —— 55 pair. even at 55, we remained any version of lockdown. now, months later, after all the sacrifice we took in leicester, after a business is being closed, the mental health impact the people not being able to see their loved ones orfamilies not being able to see their loved ones or families denied the opportunity to visit a care home to see their grandmother or mother, after months of that, our infection rates in leicester today are 219 per 100,000. so the secretary of state will have to forgive me when i expressed some scepticism that the approach she is taking will work and suppress the virus to the levels which are sufficient to bring the r down, because although the early resections in leicester d

it's the first time leicester have won at arsenal in 47 years.n finished the game with ten men, after lucas digne was given his marching orders. wolves looked to be heading for another three points when rauljiminez put them ahead against newcastle. but jacob murphy's late free kick rescued a point for steve bruce's side. rangers are now six points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a comfortable 2—0 win against livingstone. jermain defoe scored his 300th goal of his club career — and what a goal it was, brilliantly finished by the former england international. reigning champions celtic, meanwhile, were held to a 3—3 draw at aberdeen. a lewis ferguson penalty deep into injury time saw things end all square. a really busy weekend. like i mentioned at the start, from four wheels to two wheels. records broken all over the place by british athletes. fantastic. exciting stuff. thank you very much. we will be speaking to damon hill later and sir dave brailsford. damon hill later and sir dave bra ilsford. lots to damon hill later and sir

royal infirmary hospital and an associate professor at the university of leicester in the u.k.us now is dr tang great to have you with us so tell us more about why europe is being hit so hard relatively is it this lack of a carrot approach a less amenable public less respect for authority what is it. so there are couple things here that are relevant 1st of all the european countries including u.k. and those markets didn't respond to the threats very early on so about a turn they reacted that already had imported cases many by skiing trips from from possibly to various places and ski trips and elsewhere disseminating bars across europe very early on before the authorities we reacted to it and if you see the person really on the spares to 3 generations was people get their act together the base of infected numbers will be much higher than if you jump on it straightaway which is what the asian countries did generally so hong kong singapore in the early stages china taiwan. and. thailand i think it was and their numbers are still very low because what happens is that if you have a

they went into a local doctor i20 of leicester.ays ago and they have never emerged. they have never been told what they need to do to emerge and funnily enough, i think people's enthusiasm is bound to weigh in at that point. we do not want that and we know there will be a short review period. —— are bound to wane at that point. we have to be very, very clear about what we need to do to get out of a tier 3. alex norris, thank you very much for your time. this the rise in coronavirus cases is piling yet more pressure on hospitals throughout the uk, with nhs staff are having to juggle competing demands. although hospital admissions are nowhere near the peak in april, they have been rising over the past week. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh, cameraman adam walker, and producer nicki stiastny were given extensive access to the royal victoria infirmary in newcastle, and this is what they found. the royal victoria infirmary is part of the fabric of life in newcastle. 15,000 staff work at the trust, they are always busier as winter approac

it's the first time leicester have won at arsenal in 47 years.ed his 300th goal of his club career, and what a goal it was, brilliantly finished by the former england international. celtic were held to a 3—all draw at aberdeen. england's women have retained the six nations without even playing. that's after scotland did them a big favour. they launched an incredible fightback against france to salvage a draw, meaning that england win the title and complete back to back grand slams if they beat italy next sunday. more from the bbc sport centre throughout the day, but for now that's all from me. thank you very much. this weekend marked seven months since the country was put into lockdown. the aim was to curb the ever rising infection rate across the uk, but despite the most stringent measures, ca re homes were some of the worst hit, with over 15.5 thousand covid related—deaths up to 18 september. most homes closed their doors completely to visitors in order to protect residents, and seven months on, many homes still don't allow face to face visits.

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elsewhere, newcastle drew 1—1 with wolves and arsenal lost 1—0 to leicester.erdeen. while rivals rangers extended their lead at the top of the premiership to six points after beating livingston 2—0. there's more on the bbc sport website, including england women winning rugby's six nations, plus the cancellation of england lionesses‘ friendly with germany because of coronavirus. that's it from me. frank bough, one of the most familiar faces on bbc television for decades, has died at the age of 87. he presented match of the day and grandstand and launched britain's first national breakfast tv programme. but his career was derailed after a scandal involving drugs and prostitutes. daniela relph looks back at his career. he was relaxed and friendly, a favourite uncle, a fixture in the nation's living rooms for over 30 years. good evening. this time tomorrow, it will all be over. will the grand national throw up yet another moment of drama to be written into the history of the greatest steeplechases of all? the temple to the goddess kannon... his long career started

saturday always good to have you on the program anthony weber political commentary speaking to us from leicester in the u k. before the prime minister's announcement police chiefs had called in the public to inform on anyone violating those anti pandemic rules they even threatened to break up christmas family gatherings if more than half a dozen people were in attendance and britons are getting ever more angry as the holiday season here is here. as covert cases around europe authorities looking for ways to stem the tide and some of the measures are pretty drastic here in the u.k. police in some areas of threats and to raid family christmas dinners if they feel people are breaking the rules the grinch himself would approve. if we think there's large groups of people gathering with the shouldn't be the police will have to intervene the idea of police dragging grandma away in handcuffs might seem farfetched but some taking any chances and of getting creative in finding loopholes one innovative britain says he's beaten the restrictions on private gatherings and that only cost him 6 pounds by creatin

look at london's leicester square. and in peckham, they were playing cricket.es it is unfairly targeting northern cities. you say there is anger in the north, but the measures that we bring in here are universal. these apply across the whole of the united kingdom and there is nothing that we would ever do that penalises one part of the country over another. after the curfew came in, it wasjust another. after the curfew came in, it was just game over. another. after the curfew came in, it wasjust game over. think about joe, still paying for the taxi that no longer covers his bills. you don't know where you're going to be in four weeks' don't know where you're going to be in fourweeks' time. don't know where you're going to be in four weeks' time. am i going to be driving a taxi or i go to be working in a factory or living on the doll with no money? -- dole. these are delicate decisions but people wonder how much they are about to be silenced. our political correspondent chris mason is here. more detail seem to be emerging about liverpool and elsewhere. liverpool

look at london's leicester square. and in peckham, they were playing cricket.he city famous for musical sounds it sent around the world that awaits with others to find out how much of life is about to be silenced. stay with us on bbc news, still to come, a new documentary claims to shed unprecedented light on north korea's efforts to evade international sanctions. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years when he was last year he's gone from being a little known revolutionary to an experienced, successful diplomatic operator. it was a £20 bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as a recipient of this foremost in earthly honour. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and th

leicester city also beat ak athens. jamie vardy was among the scorers.ary hearing for breach of coronavirus regulations. the former english captain apologised for the breach, the rfu has declined to name the players who have been charged. jj williams has been hailed as one of the greatest wings to play for wales, and british and irish and is by the welsh rugby union following his death at the age of 72. he scored 12 tries in 30 tests. thomas davitt reflects on his career. searing pace, formidable he was the rug bys star i nsta ntly searing pace, formidable he was the rugbys star instantly recognisable by his initials alone. with two players called john williams on the side, he becamejj, the otherjpl. he's got 12 tries in 30 tests but in the early days, it wasn't all about by. the early days, it wasn't all about rugby. at college, the olympic champion lindley was a persuasive presence. he tried to convince jj williams lay with athletics a 1970, he competed at the commonwealth games. but jj sensed he competed at the commonwealth games. butjj sensed he he c

geeta pendse, bbc news, leicester.er restrictions. bonfire night is also looking very different, with organised displays cancelled, or operating as drive—through events. diwali, as we've just been hearing, takes place on saturday, 1ath november. as it stands, families in most parts of the uk will be unable to come together to celebrate the hindu festival of lights. in december, millions of people in the uk celebrate christmas and the jewish festival of hanukkah. so, what does the future hold for everybody? what a question! let's speak to virologist dr chris smith, who is in cambridge this morning. thanks, as ever, for talking to us. there are so many things we look forward to at this time of year which involve us all being together in the same place, there have clearly got to be some changes. what do the figures tell you about what needs to be done? i thinkjason leech, scotland's national clinical director, stole the march on this when he said, prepare for your digital christmas. because i think behind the scenes, peop

geeta pendse, bbc news, leicester.o manage in these difficult times. more online, of course. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather, with nick miller. hello. most of us will get to see some sunshine at some stage of today, but there are heavy showers around. sunshine at some stage of today, some of those may be thundery, accompanied by gusty winds, and low pressure very much in charge of our weather for the rest of the week and into the weekend, with further spells of rain and wind. this area of low pressure driving our weather today, pushing in these showers on a fresh to strong south—westerly wind. now, because of the wind direction, most of the showers will be towards the south and west of the uk. again, some heavy, thundery, perhaps with hale. some, though, on the wind, will push further east, but we'll see fewe showers towards north—east england and north scotland compared with elsewhere. these are average wind speeds. quite widely, they're gusting 35 to 40 mph, nearer 50 along some sout

to 6. should be a great game at parkhead, celtic v ac milan that's an 8'oclock kick off. so too leicesterluhansk. rangers are in belgium, an early kick—off against standard liege. and tottenham take on the austrians lask at home. the draw‘s been made for the first qualifying round in the women's champions league. glasgow city reached the quarterfinals last season and will face irish side peamount united. northern ireland's linfield ladies have a match away at one of the top seeds anderlecht. and swansea city ladies have a trip to cyprus to apollon. they are all one—off knockout ties. the hull kr head coach tony smith is self—isolating, after coming into contact with someone who has tested positive for covid—i9. the players have been made aware of the situation and their super league match against castleford will go ahead tonight, with assistant coach david hodgson taking charge. the haas formula one team are having a driver clear out for next year. romain grosjean and kevin magnusson are leaving. the us based team were fifth in the constructors championship in 2018 with both drivers, but

elsewhere, ross barkley has just scored a stoppage time winner for aston villa as they won 1—0 at leicesters season and in second place, while sheffield united and fulham was 1—1, a first point for both those teams, with crystal palace and brighton also finishing 1—1. a crowd of over 116,000 was at eden park to see new zealand beat australia 27—7 and edge ahead in their bledisloe cup series. the first test was drawn last week and the wallabies still haven't won at eden park since 1986. the all blacks head to australia now for two more bledisloe tests that also go towards the rugby championship involving argentina. we knew we had... there's been a lot of intent for the week. we've got a clear mind for test match rugby and i thought we set a mark today of where we need to be as a team, in terms of the mental side of the game and the approach to the physicality and the approach to the physicality and speed, and so really please with it, andi and speed, and so really please with it, and i thought the guys came with a lot of commitment. it was not a perfect performance, no, it wasn't, and there

fourth placed leicester city host aston villa, who are third following their 7—2 thrashing of championsbe captained by jack grealish, who many felt should have played more of a role for england during the recent international break. he was pleased to get called up for the first time, you know, because obviously, the last time he went with england, he got called up because somebody had dropped out but this time it was a call up on merit so he was really pleased with that. and then he has made his first start for his country and got man of the match. you know, he will be disappointed he did not play as many minutes but he has come away with a first call up and they first start for his country and as a young lad who has dreams of that, he will certainly be happy with the accolade he's getting at the moment. aston villa manager dean smith, there. there are also five matches in the women's super league taking place today, with everton v brighton. everton looking to maintain their 100% win record but they are currently losing 1—0. west ham are hosting manchester united. and it's united who le

sarah burridge from leicester was furloughed from herjob with an asbestos removal company in march.made redundant. the job market is pretty dire at the moment. i have been looking mainly at sort of office administration, which is where i had come from, but there is very, very little out there and what is out there there are so many applicants for it. june saw nearly 1900 employers notify government of redundancy plans and july saw nearly as many, according to figures obtained by the bbc. there was a brief lull in august, but in september, numbers were back up to 1734, with 82,000 jobs put at risk. oxford street is normally bustling with early christmas shoppers at this time of year, but 2020 is different. the coronavirus is back. retail is one of the sectors that has been hit the hardest and that is one reason why so many employers have had to make redundancies. i think today's figures are pretty concerning, because we had seen numbers starting to fall last month and they do appear to be ticking up again now. i think if we see next month's figures rising, that will give us a pretty

i mean, leicester's still in, i think, day 95 of lockdown, for goodness' sake. that the government have got a grip and a plan to drive these infections down. nobody could have predicted some of the challenges boris johnson‘s government would face, but there are many more to come. nick eardley, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... in a video message from hospital, president trump says he‘s doing well — but that the next few days will be crucial as he continues his treatment for coronavirus. the prime minister warns there could be "a very tough winter" ahead, as the country deals with coronavirus. cineworld is reported to be on the verge of closing all its sites in the us, the uk and ireland. more than 5,000 jobs are at risk in the uk. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre... an externally resulted in the london marathon. it was a thrilling sprint finish to the end of the london marathon with ethiopian shura kitata just pipping kenyan vincent kipchumba to the line. the world record holder brigid kosguy won the women‘s race earlier in a very d

for those businesses in the northwest and northeast, leicester who have been trading under severe tears, they represent —— revenues are low as 30% of normal levels. that is a significant drop below break even, result of which we think many will be unsustainable. one in four think they might not be open and that is translating to potentially three quarters of a million jobs lost by february masks here. —— next year. just for clarity, this survey obviously has come before the impact of the introduction of the tier system. is that right? that's correct. it was carried out last weekend, so people were anticipating what the changes would be, but we didn't know the detail of it and clearly, it's before big sections of hospitality, particularly the the london market of hospitality, the largest in the uk. one of the largest in the uk. one of the largest in the world, was put into tier 2. it's particularly acute in central london. those businesses are anticipating their revenue will drop to ten to 15% of normal levels. it's a very bleak picture this survey paints a very fragile sector fearful o

he has seen in his own city of leicester how effective that can be, where both parts of that are absolutely reasonably about the need for economic support and full support for people who are affected by this. asi for people who are affected by this. as i set out in the statement, the support scheme, the job support scheme, coupled with universal credit for those eligible for that, will ensure people receive at least 80% of their wages. 0n will ensure people receive at least 80% of their wages. on his broader point about the big picture in terms of economic support, i would remind him that this government and this chancellor have provided an unprecedented package of economic support over recent months to businesses and to individuals. this government is very clear in its commitment to protect the health of this nation, and the economic health of this nation. let's head up to barnsley to visit the mayor, no less, danjarvis. thank you very much, mr speaker. as mayor i think this is the right action for south yorkshire. the financial support will provide some help for our people and our economy

look at leicester square in london. and in peckham, they were playing cricket.ent denies it is unfairly targeting northern cities. there is nothing we would ever do that penalises one pa rt would ever do that penalises one part of the country over another. the chancellor represents north yorkshire and i represent north nottinghamshire. neither of us would wa nt to nottinghamshire. neither of us would want to do anything that hurts the north or the midlands within any pa rt north or the midlands within any part of the country but it is right we ta ke part of the country but it is right we take a localised approach. after the curfew came, it was just we take a localised approach. after the curfew came, it wasjust game over. think about joe, still paying for the taxi that no longer covers his bills. you don't know where you are going to be in four weeks, will ibe are going to be in four weeks, will i be driving a taxi or working at a factory? or are living on the dole with no money? closing time is coming for more businesses. this city, famous for the musical sound

it wasn't just liverpool busy at ten o'clock — look at london's leicester square.re playing cricket. the government denies it is unfairly targeting northern cities. you say there is anger in the north... there is. ..but the measures that we bring in here are universal. these apply across the whole of the united kingdom and there is nothing that we would ever do that penalises one part of the country over another. after the curfew came in, it was just game over. but think aboutjoe — still paying for the taxi that no longer covers his bills. you don't know where you're going to be in four weeks' time. am i going to be driving a taxi or going to be working in a factory or living on the dole with no money? these are delicate decisions, but, in this city and others, people wonder how much they are about to be silenced. we can speak now to the leader of pendle council, mohammed iqbal, who was one the local leaders who met witth the government today to discuss new restrictions. pendle has 331 cases per 100,000 people in the latest week. the average area in england had 7a.

leicester, too, had a simple enough night as they beat ukrainian side zorya luhansk 3—0.o got off to a winning start with a 2—0 win over standard liege — crowds in belgium for that one too. and they saw this sumptuous finish from keemar roofe — best goal of the night and a memorable way to secure the victory for the scottish side. no three points for celtic, though. they lost 3—1 to ac milan. mohammed elyounoussi got them back into the game at 2—1, but despite the late pressure, the current serie a leaders made it three with a late goal from yens petter huger. wales have won their latest european championship qualifier after beating the faroe islands at rodney parade. they started slowly and were 1—0 up at halftime, but two goals from natasha harding and this one from lily woodham gave them a 4—0 victory, closing the gap on group c leaders norway to four points. time for a quick round—up of the day's other sports stories. and british cyclist tayo gaygan hart is just 15 seconds off the lead at the giro d'italia after finishing second on stage 18. he was pipped to the line

about some of the northern cities and communities and it is not just communities in brantford or leicester out which is home to a lot of the asian or minority communities. it is poor white communities. it is poor white communities and in the northeast of eggen, we are talking about poorer communities and multi—occupational houses and people who do not have the luxury of social distancing and who have small apartments who have to go to work in front facing situations. that is where we are saying the greatest impact... hang on we can't spend the whole paper review talking about one paper. let's go on to the times which has the same story... and what is interesting in the times, digby, is that there is another sage advisory document obtained by the times which says that shows that a two week full lockdown from october could reduce deaths for the rest of the year from 19,900 to 12,100 and hospital admissions reduced to 66,500. the scientists are not always right... —— reduced to 6500. that is interesting is that not? definitely andi interesting is that not? definitely and i don't know whether

look at london's leicester square. and in peckham, they were playing cricket. unfairly targeting northern cities. you say that there is anger in the north. the chancellor represents north yorkshire i represent structure. neither would want to do anything that hurts the north of the midlands more than any other country for top but it is right that we take a localised approach. after the curfew came in it wasjust game over. but think aboutjoe, still paying for the taxi that no longer covers his bill. you don't know where you're going to be in for weeks' time. am i could be driving a taxi or working ina could be driving a taxi or working in a factory or living on the door with no money. closing time is coming for more businesses. this city famous for the musical sounds it sent around the world now waits with others to find out how much of life is about to be silenced. our political correspondent chris mason is here. it is sunday evening in the uk as we speak. these announcements are going to be made for monday. have they been nailed down yet? short answer, no, the