navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.th me now to talk about the impact it's had on his life, and how he feels 50 years on. we are we a re really we are really grateful you have been able to join us we are really grateful you have been able tojoin us on bbc news. thank you. i wonder if you would not mind casting your mind back 50 years. tell me what life was like in uganda. i tell me what life was like in u . anda. ., , tell me what life was like in uaanda. .,, ., tell me what life was like in uaanda. , ., ., tell me what life was like in uanda. . , , . ., uganda. i was a seven-year-old young man doinu uganda. i was a seven-year-old young man doing my — uganda. i was a seven-year-old young man doing my a-levels _ uganda. i was a seven-year-old young man doing my a-levels with _ uganda. i was a seven-year-old young man doing my a-levels with the i man doing my a—levels with the expectation that at the end of it i would go to university and start a career in whatever. i was a ugandan national because i was born in the count

it was really important to mark the tenth anniversary of what is a significant moment for leicester.tory of king richard iii visitor centre and the re—internment of richard iii started. a decade on, they will be celebration and reflection on the start of a remarkable story that put leicester well and truly on the tourism map. that was amy payne and this is bbc news. we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages at 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford — and joe twyman, who's director of the polling organisation deltapoll. a fine end to the day for many of us, but a bit of rain in the forecast, too, particularly in the north. but on the whole this evening and overnight, at least for most of us, it is going to be dry with clear spells. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then. here's the big picture, and in the last few hours, we've seen a weather front moving southwards across the country. here it is. and it's been affecting northern parts of the uk, so a little bit of rain here, which is going to fizz

it was really important to mark the tenth anniversary of what is a significant moment for leicester.ory of king richard iii visitor centre and the re—internment of richard iii started. a decade on, they will be celebration and reflection on the start of a remarkable story that put leicester well and truly on the tourism map. it's been one year since the taliban took control of afghanistan. to show solidarity, people across the uk and europe are taking up the ancient afghan tradition of kite—flying. 0rganisers want the kite festivals to remind the world of the freedoms which have been lost in afghanistan — and the help its people still need. megan paterson reports. on a hillside in bradford, naweet shows off his kite—flying skills, learnt in his homeland afghanistan, a tradition stretching back hundreds of years, a little piece ofjoy from a place he had to flee. what is it like flying the kites here today? it looks like you really enjoyed doing it. translation: i truly en'oyed it today, it took me h back to my memories, it really felt like i went back to afghanistan, to the same locat

what were your first impressions of leicester when you arrived? she got older, she became more aware of the racism around her. she recalls one incident at a funfair she attended with her brother, where there were other asian families. and then, all of a sudden, there was a group of young men, skinheads, who just literally ran across the park. they pulled out the stakes from the ground, and they were starting to hit the people. the discrimination was perhaps no surprise. leicester city council had published an advert in a ugandan national newspaper, discouraging asians from coming to the city, claiming its resources were too strained. this is one of the main routes into the city. but, before they arrived, it was earmarked for demolition. and, over the last 50 years, they've helped to rejuvenate it by setting up businesses, shops, restaurants. and it's now known as the golden mile. leicester wa5 rejuvenated with the ugandan a5ian contribution, and that has remained permanent and has grown since then. in a city where initially many faced hostility, i

.— leicester.ually in a financial sock - leicester. usually in a financial sock shock i leicester. usually in aj financial sock shock or recession there is a reduction in businesses been created but not so during the pandemic. there was an 8% increase in the number of companies created between 2020— 2021, much of it driven by first—time fellow entrepreneurs. figures suggest there was not an overall decline in the uk but government help with keeping many going. according to one organisation supporting enterprise, this rising new companies can partly be explained by the unique circumstances of lockdown. first of all, many were on furlough so gave them time for them to work on their side hustle but people spotted gaps in the market started on businesses plug the gaps. megan is another lockdown _ is another lockdown entrepreneur who spotted a gap. she is to work in the art world and marketing for galleries and had a brainwave while on furlough and combine her passion for cycling and frustration with co

it was really important to mark the tenth anniversary of what is a significant moment for leicester.ing richard iii visitor centre and the re—internment of richard iii started. a decade on, there will be celebration and reflection on the start of a remarkable story that put leicester well and truly on the tourism map.

navtejjohal, bbc news, leicester. when that announcement was made, when you came to the uk. what do you remember? 50. when you came to the uk. what do you remember? , , remember? so, i 'ust remember, i don't remember? so, i 'ust remember, i am actually — remember? so, ijust remember, i don't actually remember _ remember? so, ijust remember, i don't actually remember the - don't actually remember the announcement itself. but i knew something had changed at home because my parents were kind of talking in a separate room, hushed forms and, and they look so worried and stressed. and then the curfews were put in and they stopped us playing outside. because my life revolved around school, playing outside, going to the pier, that was light, that was strange that all of a sudden we were in the house and my parents seemed very stressed and mum started packing at some stage. she kind of said, there are a couple of things if you want to take them with us, you're going to go with sisters. and your brother. the uk, for a bit. so i

it was really important to mark the tenth anniversary of what is a significant moment for leicester.the re—internment of richard iii started. a decade on, they will be celebration and reflection on the start of a remarkable story that put leicester well and truly on the tourism map. before you go, 0leksandr usyk, has retained his unified world titles, dedicating his victory to the ukrainian armed forces. he beat anthonyjoshua on a split decision after 12 rounds. the fight in the city of was a repeat of the one in london, september. much more on the bbc news website. you can download also on the news app. you can get in touch with me on twitter. see you next time. a fine end to the day for many of us, but a bit of rain in the forecast, too, particularly in the north. but on the whole this evening and overnight, at least for most of us, it is going to be dry with clear spells. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then. here's the big picture, and in the last few hours, we've seen a weather front moving southwards across the country. here it is. and it's been affecting northern parts

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navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.ast year. catriona renton reports. charmaine 0'donnell was just 25 years old when she died. her family left court today saying justice had been done and paid tribute to charmaine, who they described as their beautiful daughter. in a statement, her mother and stepfather said... charmaine worked for the british heart foundation and had been due to return to work from furlough in the week after she had died. on facebook, she'd written about how she had been looking forward to lockdown being over, eriting... being over, writing... the 23rd of april last year was a sunny day, and charmaine and herfriend caitlin mctaggart decided to go to helensburgh pier. they chose to go there rather than largs when they were at glasgow central station. there were people on the pier fishing and teenagers jumping into the water. jacob foster, who's from helensburgh, was also on the pier with another man. he had never met charmaine or herfriend before. they were complete strangers. caitlin mctaggart told the

it was really important to mark the tenth anniversary of what is a significant moment for leicester.ears ago, and the story of king richard iii visitor centre and the re—internment of richard iii started. a decade on, they will be celebration and reflection on the start of a remarkable story that put leicester well and truly on the tourism map. tribal warriors in south africa have proclaimed the new king of the zulus. there were jubilant scenes, with dancing and clan elders paying tribute to misuzulu ka zwelithini. the ceremony was held despite challenges by some members of the royal family who argue that he is not the rightful heir. the zulu nation is south africa's largest ethnic group with more than 12 million people. the zulu kingdom has no official political power, but it remains influential amongst the zulu nation in kwazulu—natal province. it's been one year since the taliban took control of afghanistan. to show solidarity, people across the uk and europe are taking up the ancient afghan tradition of kite—flying. organisers want the kite festivals to remind the world of the fr

it was really important to mark the tenth anniversary of what is a significant moment for leicester.ou know, we didn't know it at that time, but richard was found this week ten years ago, and the story of king richard iii visitor centre and the re—internment of richard iii started. a decade on, there will be celebration and reflection on the start of a remarkable story that put leicester well and truly on the tourism map. tributes have been paid to the actorjosephine tewson, who has died at the age of 91. she was best known for portraying elizabeth — the long—suffering, tea—spilling neighbour of hyacinth, played by patricia routledge, in "keeping up appearances". it doesn't even wobble, so why can't i do it when hyacinth is here? elizabeth! 0h! josephine tewson also played miss davenport in "last of the summer wine" and appeared in sketches with the "two ronnies". now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. there will be places that stay dry through the rest of today with some lengthy spells of sunshine. but in other spots, some blustery winds and some quite heavy t

simonjack, bbc news, leicester.cy, nasa, which is preparing to launch a new rocket to the moon. it's just been rolled out to a launch pad, ahead of it's first flight, currently scheduled for august 29th. if the mission is successful, it could pave the way for astronauts, heading back to the moon. our science editor, rebecca morelle, has the details. inch by inch, slowly and carefully, nasa's new rocket embarks on the first stage of what's going to be a long journey. it's heading towards the launch pad at cape canaveral in florida and getting into position, ready for its maiden flight to the moon, the start of the artemis mission. the rocket is carrying a capsule which will go into lunar orbit, circling the moon before it returns to earth. it's a test flight so there won't be any people inside, but if this works, the next step is to get astronauts on board. jessica meir has already been into space. now she's part of the artemis team and could be selected for a future trip, because nasa's ultimate aim is to see the fi

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.dly cost more than 58 million pounds and the film was scheduled for release later this year in cinemas and on hbo max. now it's time for a look at the weather with thomas. a little bit of good news if you've had enough of that humidity. it's going to freshen up over the next day or so particularly aggressive and parts the uk. not so good news, the bad news is that it's going to stay very dry at least for most of us and sure, there'll be a few scattered showers and that's pretty much it. and there has been ran across some parts of the uk and will see when weather front in the next couple of days sweat across the north of the uk notice that these weather friends are taking a very similar weather front each time they come in seeping in from the southwest, moved to the northeast and to the south, the rainfall and accumulation of five days from showers or weather friends clipping the northwest and clearly where you see the darker bloom, that's where you'll see the wettest weather and southe

in the fifth round of the premier league, perhaps the main players will play losers of the start, leicesterity and manchester united - this big name here should not be misleading, because manchester united is only being built and six points scored with leicester's creaking does come in last place, for sure. will give a fight to grant if your bet win united for 2.11 does not agree. one of the main assets of kazan and the entire republic of tatarstan is undoubtedly the ak bars hockey club, this year a real dream team was assembled there, which was gladly presented to welcome hockey players and coaches, 5,000 people came by the names of bars to this season, vadim shipachev alexander radulov, vyacheslav warriors dinarkh and fizulin, came to the team as strong as ever, and the head of the star team was entrusted to oleg sign. the first match of ak bars will be held this saturday against dynamo moscow, but will appear before the home audience for the first time on september 8 in the game with admiral of course, without without fans, like, well, why should we play then? well, as if we play, for th

simonjack, bbc news, leicester.ces are eating into household budgets, with wages unable to keep pace. it's a huge challenge for the new prime minister, taking office next month. the candidates, liz truss and rishi sunak, have been in belfast today, laying out their plans to tackle inflation. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has that story. popping to the shops means making difficult choices now. a full trolley is becoming tough to afford. ifind i'm not buying as much expensive meat. and cheaper versions of stuff. that there came to 20 odd pounds. there's not much in there. how are you making ends meet? struggling. struggling big time. what will it be like for you this winter? bad, bad. electricity runs down low so quickly, especially now with the hike in the prices. i go out and i turn everything off so that when you are not in the home there is nothing being used. energy prices have risen sharply in northern ireland and more hikes announced just this morning. there is no energy price cap here to protect people

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but then sterling stepped forward, his first deflected over the leicester keeper.d time in four games. and chelsea did this with their manager suspended and watching on from the stands. i knew it was coming. it was a good view, and a lot of support around me. so i have this experience now, there is no need for a repetition, but we make the most of it, it was a very good view to analyse the match, but of course very unusual to not have direct contact at the sideline. well, at one point this afternoon brighton and hove albion were the team at the top of the premier league. they're now four games unbeaten to start the season, and nine games unbeaten overall in the top flight after a 1—0 win over leeds. everton just want one win. they were six minutes away from getting their first of the season today against brentford, but a late equaliser from the home side stopped frank lampard's team, who had earlier scored through anthony gordon — a player who may well be on his way out of the club. a disappointing afternoon for everton late on on merseyside, a good day for anthony

gabrieljesus scored twice in their 4—2 win over leicester at the emirates.inelli. leicester threatened to come back into it a couple of times but the gunners were good forthe win, maintaining their 100% record. steven gerrard's aston villa beat frank lampard's everton 2—i in their first meeting as managers. danny ings and emiliano buendia scored the villa goals, a late own goalfrom lucas digne gave everton hope and emiliano martinez made a smart save to keep villa in front and take their first points of the season. i am really pleased with the level of performance. i believed if we found that level we would improve from last week. last week was not good enough and the outcome we deserved, but this week, what we have put into the game the quality and goals we scored, maybe we could have scored more, no—one can challenge the outcome of the game. we well deserved our win. couple of other results brighton against newcastle was goaless. rodrigo scored twice to put leeds 2—0 up at southampton but it finished 2—2. fulham's alexander mitrovic had a penalty saved as

they got their second win of the season, beating leicester 2—1 at stamford bridge.harvey barnes with the goal back for leicester, but chelsea hold on to seal the victory, despite being reduced to ten men early on when conor gallagher was sent off. in the early kick—off, manchester united ended their string of poor away performances with a narrow 1—0 victory at southampton. that was thanks to a bruno fernandes goal ten minutes after the break. the win against liverpool gave us lots of belief, because they know they can compete with the best teams in the world. but against other teams you have to compete in the premier league, you have to fight, and we did much better than the last game against brentford. but now we know that. but still, at the start of the season, getting those results, it is really tough. it is hard work. and everyone has to be conscious of that. so here are all those results. it's worth seeing those in writing, as there are some remarkable results there. liverpool equalling that premier league record, then — what a way to respond, after their slow

rocketing oil and gas prices have now found their way into the price of food of all kinds, as leicesterwner shaaf islam showed me. 0il, big one, vegetable oil, especially rapeseed, that's gone up from £21 to £42.99 but everything in here has gone up. he said his business was facing pressures every bit as challenging as the pandemic if not more so. i thought covid was bad but this compared to covid, this is far, far worse because at least with covid we had some sort of little support from the government which kept us ticking over but my biggest worry is that people will stop coming out, without any help, without any control over the energy cost by the government, there doesn't seem to be any. i am really scared of the future. the last time inflation was this high, in 1982, the uk was emerging from an inflation—induced recession. today's10% number also underestimates the impact on poorer households who spend more of their income on essentials like energy and food which have soared in price. 0n the streets of leicester there were plans to spend less or earn more. we can't afford to eat out

arsenal also have a100% record after two games, gabrieljesus was man of the match as they beat leicestergunners goals and also provided two assists. they were never entirely comfortable though as leicester fought back — william saliba scored an own goal before granit xhaka restored the two—goal cushion. james maddison then scored for the foxes before gabrielle martinelli pulled them clear once more to wrap up the points. a great game, i thought. two very good teams. we let it go a little bit and we had a moment and then we got back on it. but overall i think it was a big performance and a great win. ., ., , win. the nature of the goals, especially — win. the nature of the goals, especially when we _ win. the nature of the goals, especially when we were - win. the nature of the goals, i especially when we were getting win. the nature of the goals, - especially when we were getting back into m _ especially when we were getting back into 2—1. we conceded at a bad moment — into 2—1. we conceded at a bad moment. and then at 3—2. we didn't -ive moment. and then at 3—2. we didn't give them _ mo

it means leicester are still without a win this season.l the results of the day, and still plenty to come on this third weekend. newcastle hosting manchester city. inaudible two points dropped for rangers will be far less happy with the officials than their host. believe it or not, this match took 44 minutes to get going. referee willie collum initially endeared himself to rangers by awarding the penalty scored by james tavernier. hibs had struggled to make an impact in the first half, but martin boyle drew them level six minutes after the break. game on. rangers' response was quick to arrive. but then, the pendulum began to swing back towards hibs. john lundstram's lunge produced the first red card of the afternoon, and it wasn't long before the ten men of rangers were reduced to nine. on another day, either offence might have been a yellow, and the men in green duly laid siege to the rangers goal, but it took a moment of magic from josh campbell to earn them a draw. drew savage, bbc news. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren

in the other lunchtime kickoff, josh dasilva got a late equaliser for brentford at leicester.martin boyle's goal in the last minute of injury time gave hibs a share of the points, to the delight of the home crowd at easter road. in the other game, livingston beat dundee united 1—0. finally, there was a tense finish to the women's open championship golf at muirfield. as darkness closed in, south africa's ashleigh buhai finally beat south korea's in gee chun, winning on the fourth play—off hole. that's the sport from birmingham. and it's been revealed that the five—time paralympic gold medallist ellie simmonds willjoin this year's strictly come dancing line—up. the swimmer said she was "bursting with excitement" but also "absolutely petrified". the show will be back next month on bbc one. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. another heatwave on the way for england and wales. not as intense as what we had last month but this one could last longer, certainly across central and southern areas. it will be warming up for all areas including scotland and northern ireland but f

southampton have clung on to secure a brilliant victory at leicester city. points for the visitors. leicester slip into the relegation zone with just a point from three games. in the other matches, everton�*s demarai grey equalised late against nottingham forest for their first point of the season. ollie watkins put aston villa ahead early at selhurst park but crystal palace fought back to win 3—1 — wilifred za ha scoring twice. it was a fantastic game over at craven cottage where brentford suffered their first defeat of the season away at fulham. alexander mitrovic with a last minute goal. later arsenal are bidding for 3 wins from 3 when they face bournemouth. an ill—disciplined rangers dropped points for the first time this season in the scottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road, but had john lundstrum for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st m

(elsewhere — brentford came from behind to earn an impressive point at leicester city. livingston beat dundee united 1—0 and it finished i—i between hearts and hibs. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win, but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibs. boyle�*s move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday, and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. to some golf, because it�*s the final day of the women�*s open in muirfield in scotland. where south africa�*s ashleigh buhai is closing in on a maiden major title. the 33—year—old overnight leader has seen her gap at the top cut from five to three shots but is still in a commanding position withjust a few holes remaining. let�*s have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today.

john maguire, bbc news, leicester.cester where you played, what was it like arriving here? it was amazing because it was a tough day, thursday, the first 25 miles of excitement and then we were struggling pushing through and we get here watching team—mates, fans, and the great kevin sinfield who has done so much for rob burrow. that is what it is all about. when we turned up what it is all about. when we turned up it was an emotional few minutes. amazing. have you had chance to reflect and relax, get some energy back into your body. what reflect and relax, get some energy back into your body.— reflect and relax, get some energy back into your body. what will today be like? it back into your body. what will today be like? it is — back into your body. what will today be like? it is going _ back into your body. what will today be like? it is going to _ back into your body. what will today be like? it is going to be _ back into your body. what will today be like? it is going to be tough. - be like? it is going to be tough.

simonjack, bbc news, leicester.ting into household budgets, with wages unable to keep pace. it's a huge challenge for the new prime minister taking office next month. the candidates, liz truss and rishi sunak, have been in belfast today laying out their plans to tackle inflation. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has that story. popping to the shops means making difficult choices now. a full trolley is becoming tough to afford. i haven't bought as much expensive meat. cheaper versions of stuff. there's not much in there. how are you making ends meet? struggling. struggling to maintain. what will it be like for you this winter? bad, bad. electricity runs down lowl so quickly, especially now with the hike in the prices. i go out and i turn everything off, so that when you're not in the home, there's nothing being used. energy prices have risen sharply in northern ireland, and more hikes were announced just this morning. stephanie, a single mum, is finding her budget for food and petrol is just getting eaten up on t

i said you're gonna do sir leicester at the foot. you as they start to hear that i see you brought the paper looks the i'm capable of postal room. you might get a buzz. you sort of a little boy because you'll ah, oh, thank angie 14, how to kosky realized they would have to fight in is the ukraine's pro russian cities as protests on keys. my dad escalated into st. wolf that someone with nicholas which he was in trouble then. yes. get anybody to us know when your city is like okay, hold on with the brochure. summer. if i was all sure i'm just gonna do it. but i wasn't almost a julie, but also for ah, with now my that it was all up on your part of the, the work i still have a look. i just need to speak here when we got here british to me of them newkirk this parish, their photo, social birthday, visuals of nuclear. i've been reached with off to the coup d'etat and ukraine. how to kosky returned to his native done. it's here as in almost own russian speaking regions of southeastern ukraine. people refused to recognize the new government.

the chelsea manager has lost his appeal, so he will be missing from the dugout against leicester andight ago. the italian escaped with just a fine after the disciplinary panel found that the german had instigated the flashpoint, something he strongly disagrees with. it is hard to accept as the context that i do not think i started the aggression and started earlier, and i do not think i was the only person involved and we both got a red card, and a player pulled another player by their hair two minutes earlier. he can play earlier, he has not banned and for a firm handshake at the end of the match, one coach is very hard to accept but i have to accept it, but putting it into context, i can absolutely not understand that. couple of premier league transfers have gone through today. newcastle have broken their transfer record, signing 22—year—old swedish striker alexander isak from real sociedad for about £60 million. everton have signed the brighton forward neal maupay for an undisclosed fee. the frenchman is the sixth player to arrive at goodison park this summer. he's signed a three—

thomas tuchel has lost his appeal against a touchline ban so will be missing from the dugout against leicesterth the spurs manager antonio conte almost a fortnight ago. the italian escaped with just a fine after the disciplinary panel found that the german had instigated the flashpoint, something he strongly disagrees with. it is hard to accept as the context that i do not think i started the aggression and started earlier, and i do not think i was the only person involved and we both got a red card, and a player pulled another player by their hair two minutes earlier. he can play earlier, he has not banned and for a firm handshake at the end of the match, one coach is very hard to accept but i have to accept it, but putting it into context, i can absolutely not understand that. couple of premier league transfers have gone through today. newcastle have broken their transfer record, signing 22—year—old swedish striker alexander isak from real sociedad for about £60 million. everton have signed the brighton forward neal maupay for an undisclosed fee. the frenchman is the sixth player to arrive a

action, with fulham the only one to lose out, beaten 2—0 at league two crawley, while bournemouth and leicesteroking to make the group stages of the champions league for the first time in over ten years. they�*re in the netherlands to play psv. it was 2—2 in the first leg, but rangers will be without one of their key men. jane lewis is in eindhoven for us. this is a big game for rangers tomorrow night, the second leg of their champions league playoff against psv. the big news from the rangers camp ahead of this one is that striker alfredo morelos has not made the trip — he didn�*t train with the squad earlier in glasgow this morning, and he certainly didn�*t board that flight out here to the netherlands earlier this afternoon. he�*s not in the squad because the manager is saying he�*s just not quite ready physically or mentally to play in big games for rangers just yet. he to play in big games for rangers 'ust et. , ., , ., , ., just yet. he shows me he wants to -la for just yet. he shows me he wants to play for the _ just yet. he shows me he wants to play for the rangers, _ just yet. he shows

gusty winds and heavy rain in leicester, massachusetts. in boston, a dark sky and flashes of lightning. let's get to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, these storms are packing a punch. >> yeah, it's been a rough day for the northeast, whit. in new hampshire, 68 mile an hour winds. trees down all over the place in worcester, mass. they're beginning to wind down. when the front pushes through tomorrow, a pleasant day. we still have flash flood watches up. the rain will continue on and off, and those rivers, the pearl river set to stay in flood stage through the weekend. tropicals, two area of concern. the one in the caribbean, 20%, got to keep an eye on that one, it's very close. whit? >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the breaking news on the economy and your money. jerome powell signaling a tough stance on inflation, his remarks sending the market into a tail spin it will dow falling more than a thousand points today, 3%. rebecca jarvis joins us now. what's the message the fed chair is sending here? >> reporter: the message tonight

all right, political commentator anthony webber life from leicester today and say all is good to hear your thoughts on thanks for your time. thank you. not a vessel carrying grain from ukraine, bone for yemen, departed on tuesday. the un food agency has said the moves, according to western media, will help ease one of the world's worst few monitoring crisis. but as our team dollar quarter attempts to answer next, why have only 2 grain ships so far being sent to those in real need? brave commander, the un chartered ship carrying ukrainian weight to east africa. it's finally arrived in djibouti. and since august 14th, the western mainstream media has been hyping it up to no end. the united nations charter ship brave commander will depart ukraine for africa in coming days after it finishes loading more than $23000.00 metric tons of wheat in the ukrainian port of pivot. any, a un official set the vessel, the 1st specially chartered by the u. n. s, world food program to unblocked food shipments stuck after rushes. invasion of ukraine will head toward your beauty, from where the grain will

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arsenal 3 — leicester — i. gabrieljesus has scored twice saliba own goal.dogan and de bruyne. no goals between wolves and fulham. the late kick—off, brentford are playing manchester united. four games in the scottish premiership aberdeen 2 motherwell livingston i hibernian i. st mirreni st mirren i ross county 0. champions celtic play tomorrow. british rowers won four golds at the multi—sport european championships this morning, the women's four were the first to make it on to the top of the podium in munich. they held off ireland with romania finishing third. that goes some way to making up for their disappointment at last year's olympics where they finished fourth. the men's four successfully defended their european title, although it was a completely different crew. they finished ahead of the netherlands. the women's quad sculls and men's eight also took gold great britain's women took team silver in the gymnastics. alice kinsella, ondine achampong, jennifer &jessica gadirova, and georgia mae—fenton were beaten into second by a strong italian team, with

well as all the latest from the commonwealth games, coming up in the sport in the bbc news channel, leicesteregend kasper schmeichel leaves the foxes for the french riviera, as hejoins nice. good evening. in the next few hours, china will begin military exercises with live ammunition, just off the coast of taiwan. it follows the visit to the island of one of america's most senior politicians, the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi. she said the controversial trip, was intended to show solidarity with the island and reflect the us�* commitment to democracy there. taiwan is self governing and lies about 100 miles across the taiwan straits. it also sees itself as independent, but beijing argues it's a renegade province and is warning of grave consequences following ms pelosi's visit. throughout the day, chinese fighter jets have repeatedly crossed into taiwnese airspace. our asia pacific correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes, has the very latest. despite what china has been saying, today's meeting between nancy pelosi and taiwan president ing—wen didn't look terribly sinister.

sarah teale has been at the control room at leicester fire and rescue today, to see how they are copingency calls coming in and it has been relentless here since the last heatwave. on one day injuly they took 1,100 calls in an 8—hour period, so they are really expecting things to be busy this time around as well. with me is area manager matt cain. just paint a picture, how busy was it for you injuly? well, we have seen it being significantly busier than we would expect for this time of year. generally injuly we would expect about seven wildflowers. we saw 30 wildfires. the ground conditions, it has not rained for several weeks and is not due to rain for another good few days, the ground conditions certainly we have got all of our fire engines available, we have got our crews ready and really their health and well—being is what is key here. where most people want to be wearing shorts, t—shirts, flip—flops, our firefighters are still having to operate in boots, over trousers, fire protective clothing, helmets and really we have got to try and make sure their health and well—being is well

southampton came from behind to win 2—1 at leicester. che adams with both the saints goals.d conceded an injury time equaliser at hibs. curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united. there were also wins for motherwell, ross county and aberdeen. that's all the sport for now. 0nto boxing, and the wait is nearly over. britain's anthonyjoshua is about to take on ukraine's 0leksandr usyk in a heavyweight world title rematch in the next hour. joshua goes into the fight in saudi arabia as the underdog with the bookies — having been easily beaten on points last time out. usyk�*s wba, wbo and ibf titles are on the line injeddah. let's discuss this with professional boxer, james moorcroft who will be watching the match tonight. thank you very much forjoining us. there is a lot at stake of course for both of these boxes but particularly for 0leksandr usyk, i think he had to get permission from the president to come off the front line and take part in this battle. i feel it is absolutely inspirational. he is having a rematch withjoshua, i think it will be a fantastic f

fulham scored a late winner against brentford and southampton came from behind to beat leicester.t easter road. they had two players sent off in the second half and hibernian�*sjosh campbell scored a brilliant equaliser in injury time. 2—2 the final score. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united, and there were wins for motherwell, ross county and aberdeen. champions celtic play tomorrow. there was another double—header in the hundred as the trent rockets faced london spirit in nottingham. the rockets' men won their match and so did the women's side on a special day for their captain, nat sciver. celebrating her 30th birthday, she made an unbeaten 42 with the bat and then took two wickets in two balls as they beat spirit by 18 runs. finally, we are less than hour away from the heavyweight rematch between anthonyjoshua and alexander usyk — joshua looking to win back the three world titles that he lost to the ukrainian last year. they are fighting in saudi arabia, and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, olly foster.

thomas tuchel has lost his appeal against a touchline ban so will be missing from the dugout against leicesteran escaped with just a fine after the disciplinary panel found that the german had instigated the flashpoint, something he strongly disagrees with. what is hard to accept it as the context. i don't think i started the aggression. finally i was the only person involved. he's not band, and one coach has... this is very hard to accept but i have to accept it and put it into context. i can absolutely not understand. after announcing her retirement, ellen white has revealed how a punctured lung, as a result of receiving acupuncture, influenced the decision to call time on her career. england women's record goalscorer played every match in this summer's euros. she described how the injury cast a shadow over the last 12 months the blue it was a very traumatic time and l'm — the blue it was a very traumatic time and i'm still— the blue it was a very traumatic time and i'm still working - the blue it was a very traumatic i time and i'm still working through it. time and i'm still working throug

gabrieljesus stole the show on his emirates premier league debut against leicester.or: jesus! what a way to score his first arsenal goal! the brazilian bagged a brace, as the gunners ran out li—2 winners, to make it two wins from two for mikel arteta. 3a times they've faced each on the pitch, now, for the first time off it. lampard won 16 encounters to gerrard's 11, but the latter side would draw first blood here through danny ings. it was gerrard who would take the victory on this occasion, as emiliano buendia's second—half goal left lampard to reflect on a 2—1 defeat. defensively, we've got to handle the ball better and not leave ourselves open. in the last ten minutes, we should have drawn the game. zero points but an awful lot of questions. dan 0gunshakin, bbc news. celtic have the chance to return to the top of the scottish premiership this afternoon. they travel to kilmarnock at lunchtime, needing a a—goal win to replace rangers. giovani van bronckhorst�*s side cruised to a third straight league win with a 4—0 triumph over stjohnstone. wins elsewhere for mother

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game in the premier league for 23 years, a chris bart—williams goal gave them a 1—0 win against leicesterboth forest and the hammers lost on the opening day om opening day defeats. steve cooper's side lost at newcastle. i think we are obviously disappointed when we lose a match, thatis disappointed when we lose a match, that is the mentality we have and that is the mentality we have and that we want here but i have liked the feel of the training ground this week, i think there was disappointment with the game but the real motivation for sunday, really, and getting back and the game cannot come quick enough because that is definitely different feel to the premier league game, one of excitement more than anything else because it is such a big event, the game, and to think now we can play another game quickly on sunday at home is one we are really motivated forward to. there's one other premier league match today, a london derby at stamford bridge. totenham have a dreadful record at chelsea, having won there just once in the league in 32 years. last season they lost home and away in the leag

chelsea have confirmed the signing of wesley fofa na from leicester for £75 million.the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. more now on our main story, the death of the former leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. tributes have been paid around the world by many who saw gorbachev as a man of peace — and instrumental in bringing about the end of the cold war. borisjohnson was one of them. mikhail gorbachev was one of those people who changed the world and unquestionably changed it for the better. when you look at what he did to make europe free, to give freedom to the countries of the former soviet union, it was quite an extraordinary thing. of course, mikhail gorbachev is one of those people who triggered a series of changes that perhaps he didn't anticipate. maybe he paid his own political price for it, but when history is written, he will be one of the authors of fantastic change for the better. here's what the german chancellor 0laf scholz had to say. translation: he was a courageous reformer and a statesman _ who dared to do many things. we will no

gabrieljesus starred as arsenal beat leicester 4—2. the three other games all finished as draws.dreas christensen after a summer of financial sagas and abundant spending. they were only able to register the new signings yesterday after a protracted effort to meet la liga's strict limits on theirfinances. they're hosting rayo vallecano now. 0—0 at half time. elsewhere, celta vigo drew with espanol. villarreal beat real valladolid 3—0. ac milan began the defence of their serie a title in italy with a 4—2 win over udinese. atalanta were 2—0 winners at udinese and in the late kick offs it is 1—1 between lecce and inter milan. while torino have a 2—0 lead over monza. new zealand made up for last weekend's defeat to south africa in the rugby championship by beating the springboks 35—23 injo'burg. it looked like the all blacks were staring at a sixth defeat in seven as they trailed with ten minutes to go, but late tries from david havili and scott barrett completed a much needed comeback. argentina currently lead australia 26—10. simona halep will return to the world's top ten next week

che adams scored twice as southampton came from behind to win 2—1 at leicester.cottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road but had john lundstrum dismissed for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck a brilliant equaliser. 2—all the final score. curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united. kevin van veen�*s penalty saw motherwell beat livingston. kilmarnock are bottom as ross county picked up their first win of the season. aberdeen are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone. we're in to the final weekend at the multisport european championships in germany. great britain have been back on the top of the podium. it's been a bittersweet summer for keeley hodgkinson. but she finally got her gold medal tonight in the 800m. it comes after second places in both the world championships and the commonwealth games. after a medal laden commonwealth games, jake jarman, joe fraser, courtney tul

leicester have just gone ahead thanks to james maddison against southampton.they face bournemouth. an ill disciplined rangers dropped points for the first time this season in the scottish premiership. rangers led hibs 2—1 at easter road but had john lundstrum for this late lunge and then alfredo morelos sent off for the seventh time in his rangers career. hibs made the numerical advantage count in the third minute of stoppage time asjosh campbell struck. elsewhere, curtis main�*s double put st mirren ahead at dundee united. stjohnstone aberdeen a late kick off. joe fraser has led from the front for the great britain team in the men's gymnastics team final at the european championships in munich. confidence is high with three commonwealth golds in birmingham and he produced an outstanding routine on the parallel bars to give the british team gold. jake the british team gold. jarman finishing off the job for jake jarman finishing off the job for the british team. it's ten years since gb won this team event. these guys deliver every single day in the gym, and it