earlier, football reporter simon stone explained leicesters simon stone explained leicester's activityw a lot about him. he's 2a years of age, but leicester have ended up in a weird situation the summer. usually, they sell one of their star players quite early on in then use that money to reinvest in then use that money to reinvest in the squad. that didn't happen this time. we've ended up with wesley going to chelsea for a lot of money this week, but really, brendan rogers is only giving a small portion of that money to spend on his squad. they're in a far weaker position than you would expect them to be at this point in the transfer window. you'll be able to catch up with all the latest news from transfer deadline day with a special episode of the football news show on bbc iplayer tonight. well, plenty of activity off the pitch tonight, but there has been one game in the premier league — and what a turnaround it seems at manchester united. they beat leicester at the king power this evening, whose fortunes appear quite the opposite, with the club bottom of the table. joe lynskey repor

there's lot more leicester in it. a lot more leicester, - that's one of big selling points.na jones with less action and more of leicester. . it sounds great though. it's a great story. it's partly about... ..the discovery of a dead king. but what drew me to the story wasn't that part of it, - the historical part, _ it was the story of philipa langley and her personaljourney, - her struggle, her quest to find the body of a dead king, - which is what she set about doing. and the richard iii of it is sort of like a trojan horse - for telling her story. so, a lot it is about richard iii is unfairly portrayed, everyone thinks they know him, actually, that's a set of myths by people with vested interest, who wanted to portray him in a certain way. ijust wondered, is that maybe how felt at certain points, being a public figure, where everyone thinks they know who you are, but actually... i think what i'm pointing at in this film, which is something that, - is a deep—seated belief i have, there's a sort of what i would i call, certainly philipa langley was subjected to this, - l is

it's the kind of recovery leicester are desperate for.cester have just one point from five games and modern football moves quickly. no day says that like the deadline. joe lynskey, bbc news. the football association is reviewing an incident where a newcastle staff member appeared to throw an object towards the liverpool technical area during the reds' 2—1win on wednesday. players and staff from both teams clashed after fabio carvalho's 98th—minute winner at anfield. it's unclear if the incident sparked the melee in front of the dugouts. newcastle declined to comment when contacted by bbc sport. the second round of the women's champions league has been drawn, with two british teams in action at the end of the month. arsenal will face ajax over two legs, while scottish side rangers will play benfica. you can see full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. cameron norrie is into the third round of the us open after straightforward victory win overjoao sousa. seventh seed norrie won in straight sets — 6—4, 6—4, 7—6 — to equal his best

navtejjohal, bbc news, leicester. the time is 1:19. price worth paying, to safeguard the country's security. still to come: # she won't forsake me... what are we doing?! # i'm loving angels instead...# we talk to robbie williams, still performing 25 years after his first solo album. coming up on the bbc news channel: jordan henderson is added to the english squad for the nations league matches against italy and germany. the liverpool captain has recovered from injury and replaces a player who hasn't, manchester city's kalvin phillips. health officials in pakistan have told the bbc they've seen a sharp increase in waterborne diseases, in the wake of devastating floods which saw a third of the country submerged. the head of the world health organization has warned of a second disaster, as cases of illnesses like malaria, dengue and diahorrea rise rapidly, including in children. some of those affected say aid still hasn't reached them. one of the most badly affected regions is sindh province, from where our south asia correspondent, rajin

there are lots of festivals which take place in leicester. 0ur of festivals which take place in leicesters to work with our community leaders to try to restore calm.— to try to restore calm. obviously ou talk to try to restore calm. obviously you talk there — to try to restore calm. obviously you talk there about _ to try to restore calm. obviously you talk there about how - to try to restore calm. obviously you talk there about how long i to try to restore calm. obviously - you talk there about how long people have been living, communities, have been living together in harmony without issue. why do you think this is suddenly blowing up? we without issue. why do you think this is suddenly blowing up?— is suddenly blowing up? we have second, third _ is suddenly blowing up? we have second, third generations - is suddenly blowing up? we have second, third generations of - is suddenly blowing up? we have i second, third generations of people living here in leicester. i have spoken to one gentleman who moved here right back in the 1960s when ethnic minority populations in this country was hone

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester. took her own life five years ago, after being exposed to harmful content online. 14—year—old molly russell viewed large numbers of social media posts about depression, suicide, and self—harm. her father ian, has since campaigned for online safety, and hopes the inquest will be a turning point. he is expected to begin giving evidence tomorrow. a peak audience of around 28 million viewers in the uk watched the queen's funeral yesterday making it one of the country's biggest ever tv events. the vast majority of them were watching on the bbc. and those figures don't include the number of people steaming the coverage online or on phones. our media and arts correspondent david sillito is here. big numbers watching it. a specific moment, 12.25 yesterday afternoon as the funeral procession is passing through parliament square to whitehall, 9.5 million watching on bbc alone and then you have to remember there are another 50 plus channels covering the event and altogether it is 28 million peopl

university of leicester who you — way. university of leicester who you portray _ way.plank of their claim as they, group of academics from leicester university led the search for richard iii, that in my opinion is not true. the search for richard iii was led by a woman, one woman by herself called philippa langley who was a housewife. this philippa langley who was a housewife.— housewife. as an academic institution _ housewife. as an academic institution if _ housewife. as an academic institution if you _ housewife. as an academic i institution if you acknowledge that it makes you look foolish, and i use the caris —— comparison with longitude and the royal society and combined mines of oxford couldn't acknowledge the fact that yorkshire clockmaker had beat them at their own game there is something at play like this with lipper, she did her research, she raised the money, she got permission on the license to do the deck from leicester city council, she hired leicester city archaeological society is the client, she raised the money, she excavated it, she told them we tod

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester. the time is 6:17.be an unpopular prime minister to help the economy grow. and england play cricket in pakistan for the first time in 17 years. coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel: with exactly two months to go until the start of the football world cup in qatar, we will look at how the home nations are warming up. health officials in pakistan say they've seen a sharp increase in diseases like malaria and dengue fever in pakistan after the devastating floods which saw a third of the country submerged. the head of the world health organization has warned the rapidly rising numbers could become a second disaster. more than 1500 people lost their lives in the floods and 33 million people have been directly affected. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has been to sindh province, where families are in desperate need of aid. and just a warning, this report contains upsetting images from the start. already in pain, pakistan's living through a never—ending nightmare. ten—month—old saeed

one match in the wsl everton vs leicester at a sold out walton hall park.stie levell deep in stoppage time gave everton victory over leicester city. it gave new boss sorensen his second victory of the season as leicester made it three defeats from their opening three matches. west bromwich albion women will wear navy shorts with their home kits for the remainder of this season, so they can avoid wearing white clothing whilst on their period. it follows discussions with the players and is an issue that has been highlighted by women across all sports. kilmarnock and northern ireland striker kyle lafferty has been charged by the scottish fa following an online video alleging to show him making a sectarian remark. the player is also under investigation by his club for the incident. he was sent home from international duty pending the outcome of the investigation. if he is found guilty by the sfa, he could face a ten match ban. a hearing will take place next month. efl clubs have ruled out a widespread shift of kick off times to lower floodlight use to save mone

i think the leicester| discussions.ey are _ calming things down. you talk about people saying they are defending - people saying they are defending their community, what is the wider view amongst the community of this? the problem is that when you have social media and misinformation being passed around on social media then people can become very quickly worried that their communities are being targeted and this is the problem that i think the police needed to be aware of and get on top of it very quickly. they are not really understanding in this case how the situation could have escalated so quickly. what you have also is a situation in leicester which is being fed in from india where there is a lot of people paying attention and saying, hindu temples in leicester have been attacked by muslims, spreading misinformation, which is a false claim. leicester police said this is not true. but because that misinformation is being spread around on a social media, in the uk, and it's being aggravated and amplified by actors in

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.n there this evenin: ? , ., ., , evening? the situation is quite, the moment if you _ evening? the situation is quite, the moment if you just _ evening? the situation is quite, the moment if you just look _ evening? the situation is quite, the moment if you just look behind - evening? the situation is quite, thej moment if you just look behind me. yesterday, there was quite a police presence behind me because i came to leicester at around nine o'clock in the evening, and there were officers on horseback and a few patrols taking place. ithink on horseback and a few patrols taking place. i think they don't want to take any chances. so far, so peaceful. we want to take any chances. so far, so eaceful. ~ ., peaceful. we heard there in the re ort peaceful. we heard there in the report that _ peaceful. we heard there in the report that the _ peaceful. we heard there in the report that the reasons - peaceful. we heard there in the report that the reasons behind l peaceful. we heard there in t

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.l action about claims made by a portuguese police detective. kate and gerry mccann appealed to the european court of human rights about the portuguese court'sjudgement — following goncalo amaral�*s claims in a book that they were involved in their daughter's disappearance. the couple have three months to appeal. madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday resort in the algarve in may 2007. the idea is put forward as part of the welsh government's cooperation agreement with plaid cymru and could give individual councils the power to charge a levy on all overnight stays. many within the tourism industry say to the wrong time to be thinking about extra taxes during the cost of living crisis. brendan williams reports. the tourism industry is worth £6 billion per year and many think this is a worrying idea. we billion per year and many think this is a worrying idea.— billion per year and many think this is a worrying idea. we have been one ofthe is a worrying idea. we have been one of the b

leicester boss brendan rodgers knows he's got a hard task on his hands.arted really well and this energy from the beginning. but as has been too many mistakes and you end up with a good team at brighton that collectively play well and so, are disappointed with the goals of the score but also with the ball we have to be much better. fine ball we have to be much better. five coals at ball we have to be much better. five goals at home. _ ball we have to be much better. five goals at home, and having scored and their performance deserved and nice for us _ their performance deserved and nice for us to— their performance deserved and nice for us to get the win, nice for us to play— for us to get the win, nice for us to play well, seven goals and does a nice day— to play well, seven goals and does a nice day for— to play well, seven goals and does a nice day for us. david moyes wasn't a happy man yesterday after west ham were denied an equaliser at chelsea following a var call. now, the premier league is to review its use of the technology — it says as a matter

this was east leicester on saturday. — and a police dog. 47 people were arrested. these are the concerns of two residents there. people are scared and people go to their areas and _ people are scared and people go to their areas and do _ people are scared and people go to their areas and do their _ people are scared and people go to their areas and do their own i people are scared and people go to | their areas and do their own things. not fighting with each other. this hasn't come out of the blue. the unrest reportedly started after an india and pakistan cricket match on august 28. tensions flared on saturday following what we're told were unplanned protests. there were more protests on sunday. this one involved over 100 people. as you can see they were met with a heavy police presence. 18 people were arrested for a number of offences including assault and possession of an offensive weapon. the mayor of leicester says some of those who were detained came from outside the city. i'v e i've seen a selection of the social m

navtej johal, bbc news, leicester. you're watching bbc news.sty the queen. when the queen came to the throne in 1952, britain's role in the world was changing rapidly. former colonies were gaining independence as the british empire evolved into the commonwealth. and the seven decades of the queen's reign saw even greater change. in a moment, we'll hear from yogita limaye in delhi and nada tawfik injamaica. first, anne soy reports from kenya, the country princess elizabeth was visiting when she received news of her father's death, and her accession at the age of 25. newsreel: the royalvisitors stepped off into the hot - sunshine of nairobi. february 1952. the then princess elizabeth came to kenya to represent her ailing father. it was here that she would become queen after his unexpected death. and from her car, the princess took many feet of film... it was a tour of duty, but she and her husband took time to also enjoy the colony's vast wildlife. they stayed at her secluded that once stood here. they stayed at her secluded treehouse that once s

navtej johal, bbc news, leicester. lots and lots of interest in the international papers as well. with me is our reporter mark lobel. what are they saying in terms of what we are witnessing? tributes from near and far. let's have a look at these and where they are featuring the queen let's have a look at these and where they are featuring the queen before, let's have a look at these and where they are featuring the queen before, now let's have a look at these and where they are featuring the queen before, now king let's have a look at these and where they are featuring the queen before, now king charles iii is featuring prominently on the front of pages from germany and france, to hong kong and austria. interesting showing the changing of the guard at the changing of the guard at the top of the royalty, but that prominent photo as well of the king and queen consort. here in the uk, if i show you the back page of this wraparound for the times, a very well framed photo of the king and queen consort entering buckingham pa

navtej johal, bbc news, leicester. as monarch has already been seen, in parts, by millions of people around the world. it gives us the first insight into the sort of king he will be. i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow. throughout her life, her majesty the queen — my beloved mother — was an inspiration and example to me and to all my family, and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family can owe to their mother; for her love, affection, guidance, understanding and example. queen elizabeth's was a life well lived; a promise with destiny kept and she is mourned most deeply in her passing. that promise of lifelong service i renew to you all today. alongside the personal grief that all my family are feeling, we also share with so many of you in the united kingdom, in all the countries where the queen was head of state, in the commonwealth and across the world, a deep sense of gratitude for the more than 70 years in which my mother, as queen, served the people of so many nations. in191t7, on her 21st bi

our midlands correspondent navtej johal has been speaking to young people in leicester.there was only one subject on much of the nation's mind today. and in soar valley college in leicester, young people were discussing the monarch who has defined the country she led for 70 years and what comes next. does anyone have any questions about this? yes? will the money currency change? what surprised you most in the last 2a hours? these year 11 students all spoke of their respect for the late monarch, but had different views on the monarchy. i feel like she related to us because when she was our age, she was doing the war efforts with the people of her age. i feel like she was one of us, even though we might have seen her as a greater person. she seemed like a very kind and caring person. in the photos, she's always waving at kids, going up to kids. i still believe the monarchy is still important in our- society because they can still help in many ways, i like helping with organisations throughout the world. - they help to represent our country. _ i think the whole role should

one match in the wsl everton vs leicester at a sold out walton hall park.r home kits for the remainder of this season, so they can avoid wearing white clothing whilst on their period. it follows discussions with the players and is an issue that has been highlighted by women across all sports. kilmarnock and northern ireland striker kyle lafferty has been charged by the scottish fa following an online video alleging to show him making a sectarian remark. the player is also under investigation by his club for the incident. he was sent home from international duty pending the outcome of the investigation. if he is found guilty by the sfa, he could face a ten match ban. a hearing will take place next month. efl clubs have ruled out a widespread shift of kick off times to lower floodlight use to save money. league two side mansfield have moved their home game against walsall forward to a 1 o�*clock kick off on the 15th of october decided against moving the majority of matches. when you actually look at the price of putting on a game the floodlights situation is

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.les' historic address to the nation earlier, following the death of his mother, queen elizabeth the second. the mirror described charles's address as �*our new king's pledge to the nation' — where he thanked the queen for her service to the country and promised to lead by example with �*loyalty, respect and love'. �*i pledge myself to you' says the times, featuring an image from the king's address with a framed picture of the late queen at his side. the daily express quoted king charles' poignant message to his mother at the end of his speech where he delivered words from shakespeare's hamlet: �*may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest�*. the guardian focuses on the �*loyalty and love' with which king charles pledged to serve the country, illustrated with a photograph of the king outside buckingham palace, where viewed the flowerrs and tributes left by members of the public. the ft uses the same quote and illustrates its front page article with a photograph of king charles greeting

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leicester city signing wout faes, money. leicester city signing wout faes. what — money.wesley fofa na happen this time. we have ended up with wesley fofana going to chelsea for a lot of money this week that really brendan rodgers is only getting a small proportion of that money to spend on his squad. they may sign somebody else later on today but you have to look at leicester and think they are in a far weaker position than you would normally expect them to be in at this point in the transfer window. finally, is anything else we can expect over the next couple of hours? , ., hours? the interesting thing i am lookin: at hours? the interesting thing i am looking at is _ hours? the interesting thing i am looking at is douglas _ hours? the interesting thing i am looking at is douglas luiz, - hours? the interesting thing i am looking at is douglas luiz, the - looking at is douglas luiz, the brazilian midfielder at aston villa. villa are absolutely adamant that they are not selling him but the rumours will not go away. we are led to believe that arsenal are likely to believe t

it's the kind of recovery leicester are desperate for.'t need a second, leicester's best chance fell to their full—back. it's the kind of like they are getting. but the home fans have little sympathy. leicester have just one point from five games and modern football moves quickly. no day says that like the deadline day. for the first time in the open era, there are four british men in the third round of the us open, dan evans and cameron norriejoining andy murray and jack draper in the last 32 in new york. norrie is the british number one and the world number seven and although he wasn't at his best he managed to grind his way to a straight sets victory against portugal'sjoao sousa. norrie will play 28th seed holger rune next. dan evans, who's seeded 20th in new york, beat australia's james duckworth in four sets to set up a meeting with 15th seed marin cilic. rafa nadal came from a set down to beat the italian fabio fognini and he also picked up a nasty bump on his nose. it looked fairly innocuous but his racquet bounced back off the cou

brighton fought back from conceding a first—minute goal to beat struggling leicester city in a seven—goal free—kick in injury time for his second goal and brighton's fifth. the win maintains their excellent start to the season — they are fourth in the premier league, while leicester, withjust one point from six matches, are three points adrift at the foot of the table. very good goal. the first one. and the second one as well, great pass and patterson is a very good finisher, so that got us into the game. but then you had to have the ball for longer periods to create more and we were not able to do that. max verstappen's march to another formula one world title continued on home turf this afternoon. he is 109 points clear in the drivers�* standings now, after negotiating a franetic end to the race with a safety car and some questionable mercedes tactics scuppering lewis hamilton's chance at the dutch grand prix. i really thought we were going to be there fighting for this win and then there fighting for this win and then the safety car came out, completely screwed us and then i am sitting

no, come from leicester this morning. was it spur| leicester this morning.y i ants seen her all my life, and today i had _ ants seen her all my life, and today i had a _ ants seen her all my life, and today i had a day— ants seen her all my life, and today i had a day off, so ijust came. are i had a day off, so i 'ust came. are ou i had a day off, so i 'ust came. are you prepared h i had a day off, so ijust came. le you prepared to i had a day off, so ijust came. fie you prepared to wait i had a day off, so ijust came. file you prepared to wait nine to 11 hours or potentially more? yes. i don't want _ hours or potentially more? yes. i don't want you — hours or potentially more? yes. i don't want you to _ hours or potentially more? yes. i don't want you to lose _ hours or potentially more? yes. i don't want you to lose your point in the queue, thank you very much. this isjust one part the queue, thank you very much. this is just one part of the snake system that they have set up, this is a zigzagging and you get a sense of people going back and forth, it was as

navteonhal, bbc news, leicester.ough some of the main events of the coming few days. will people be taken aback by the scale of what they will see? we people be taken aback by the scale of what they will see?— of what they will see? we are less than 30 hours _ of what they will see? we are less than 30 hours now— of what they will see? we are less than 30 hours now since _ of what they will see? we are less than 30 hours now since this i of what they will see? we are less than 30 hours now since this news broke, since we broadcast the news of the queen's death and what had seemed unreal at first is becoming reality. we have seen the king and his address. and yes, i wonder if one of the most striking things of the next seven to ten days will not be the scale of the public response. i think we are seeing the incipient signs of that, the flowers being left at royal palaces, at balmoral, in london, people lingering and wanting and needing to be with other people. i rememberthe wanting and needing to be with other people.

manchester united 2—0 against west ham and aston villa by the same score at leicester.g rivals everton by 2—0. a day after saint helens were crowned super league champions the fourth year in a row, the race tojoin next season's competition has moved a step forward. the bulldogs who finished fifth after regular season are through to the championship final after a surprising 32—28 victory over featherstone, which sparked delirious scenes amongst their fans and players. they will now play leeds centurions for a place in the super league after they were comfortable winners over york. in rugby union, exeter chiefs beat harlequins 113—112 at sandy park, one of the most thrilling matches of the season so far. exeter ran rings around quins in the first half, a bonus point winning fourth try came before the break. 31—7 down at half—time, the match then saw an astonishing turnaround as quins ran in four tries against the stand exeter. two from luke northmore. they then had a 35—31 lead. patrick schickerling then restored exeter�*s advantage only forjoe marchand to put quins two p

it prompted the man of leicester peter sould be to say the following to the guardian newspaper. i caught, i have talked to many people across the communities since this trouble began and they are utterly baffled by this. it does not represent anything that is simmering and lester and does seem to have more to do with sub continental politics. so is all this all really connected? let's get more from a shock train professor of peace and conflict research at ubs, hello, universe. in sweden, profess when if the violence in lester connected to the right wing majority in politics we're seeing in india right now. is he, the lester or the city has been living? i'm in the, in those, and mostly that has been an i'm blogs, number of immigrants coming from india as well as the pakistan on other countries. but those into the muslims living, i mean, can really, in that city for a long, bitter time. what we see in the sense loved monk that it has been they, they will learn of holland taking place. and it started with a match, india package played. and after that, there was this kind of, you al

leicester city have signed vout fas from french club reims., with the move subject to international clearance. earlier, football reporter simon stone explained what the premier league's bottom side can expect. we don't know a lot about him. he is 2a years of age, but again, leicester have ended up in a weird situation this summer. usually they sell one of their star players early on in the window, then use that money to reinvest in the squad. that didn't happen this time. we've ended up with wesley fofana going to chelsea for a lot of money this week, but really brendan rodgers is only getting a small proportion of that money to spend on his squad that are in a far weaker position than you'd normally expect them to be at this point in a transfer window. you'll be able to catch up with all the latest news from transfer deadline day with a special episode of the football news show on bbc iplayer from 11 o'clock tonight. well, leicester are in action in the premier league tonight. they take on manchester united at the king power stadium. it kicke

if you prefer you from previous conspiracy, i said you're gonna do sir leicester at the foot. you as they start saying that i see the picture looks the i'm capable of postal room. you might get a buzz. you sort of a little budget because you'll ah, oh, banking 2014. how kosky relies they would have to fight in is the ukraine's pro russian cities as protests on keys. my dan escalated into st. wolf that someone with nicholas, which he wasn't civil. then you scare anybody to us know when your city is like okay, but i'm with the system or if i was all sure, i'm just and we do it. but i wasn't almost a jewel it. i mean, i think i do not my thought it was all on your part of the the work i still like about it. beautiful. like i just need to speak here when we got your wish to meet with them. new cook miss british their photo professional but artificial turf, yet could have been reached with off to the kuta and ukraine. kind of kosky returned to his native done it. here as in almost own russian speaking regions of southeastern ukraine. people refused to recognize the new government.

james madison for leicester made it 2-2.utes, they stopped. together, fans and players marked the reign of her majesty with applause. it happened too at games across the country as football resumes and pays respect. joe lenski, bbc news. in the premier league's other match yesterday, it finished i—i between newcastle and bournemouth — the visitors took the lead in the second half at st james's park through phil billing. but newcastle were awarded a penalty afterjefferson lerma handled in the box. club record signing alexander isak scored from the spot to rescue a point. celtic will restore their five point lead at the top of the scottish premiership if they win at st mirren this lunchtime. rangers cut the gap to two points thanks to a 2—1 win over dundee united at ibrox. antonio colak scored both goals as he ended their three—match losing streak. there were also wins for hibernian and livingston, while stjohnston drew with ross county. there are four games to come in the opening weekend of the women's super league today, wit

at the same time, the police still have not yet returned to the leicesters and the city remains undere complete control of ethnic gangs. china set off the first train with belarusian peat , a cargo of 1,500 tons was sent to a friendly country. in honor of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the type of relations between the states of dispatch and the solemn ceremony in the chinese belarusian industrial park great stone, it was explained at the meeting that the supply of the first batch of peat would play a big role role in the development of trade cooperation between the countries will satisfy the ever- growing domestic demand in china for fertile soil based on peat and increase the flow of export earnings to belarus polish leopards, american abrams and british challengers are involved. as a result of the exercises, the search for the military will receive a nato logistics certificate, and let me remind you of combat readiness. poland expects next year to receive 116 used abrams tanks, they will make up for the lack of equipment time that arose after warsaw faced lucky with i

with did everything from delivering essential supplies to vulnerable people in his home city of leicester says he can't believe his work has now been recognised with an invitation to the funeral. i don't think i can get over the fact it is such an honour to be there representing the general british public, to be there to witness the funeral, and just to be part of it, it is just out of this world. barbara and kevin are among around 200 people from the queen's birthday honours list who have received an invitation. members of the public who will bear witness to an historic event. navtejjohal, bbc news. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby has spoken of his hope that the state funeral tomorrow will bind people together more. the funeral will reflect the queen's deeply—held christian beliefs. our religion editor aleem maqbool has been looking at what religion meant to the queen, and the role it played during her reign. throughout her reign, in good times and bad, the queen drew heavily from herfaith to guide her. and this little church on the edges of the balmoral estate was a place she

at the other end of the table, leicester city are searching for their first win of the season.inutes at the amex. at 4.30 it's manchester united versus arsenal, united themselves in decent form having won their last three. i have seen arsenal, tough opponent, they started really well, as we all know, in the season, you can see there is a team who are longer together, with a coach, bringing his philosophy in the team, so, this is a good test for us and i am really looking forward to it and we will pick the right xi to start. but as you see it is not only the team, we have a squad. you see it is not only the team, we have a squad-— have a squad. when i was younger watchin: have a squad. when i was younger watching it — have a squad. when i was younger watching it on _ have a squad. when i was younger watching it on tv, _ have a squad. when i was younger watching it on tv, watching - have a squad. when i was younger watching it on tv, watching that i watching it on tv, watching that rivalry, — watching it on tv, watching that rivalry, and _ watching it on tv, watching that rivalry

leicester race riots, the conflict between the indian and pakistani communities have not subsided fortime, breaking through street clashes this time the city. in chaos due to the fact that the local police were transferred to london where the queen's funeral took place. in the absence of law enforcement officers , there were mass fights and the destruction of public and private property. at the same time , the police still have not yet returned to the leicesters and the city remains under the complete control of ethnic gangs. china set off the first train with belarusian peat sadly 1,500 tons were sent to a friendly country. in honor of the thirtieth anniversary of the establishment of the type of relations between the states of dispatch and preceded by a solemn ceremony in the chinese belarusian industrial park great stone at the meeting explained that the supply of the first batch of peat will play a big role in the development of trade cooperation between the countries, satisfy the ever-growing domestic demand in china for fertile soil based on peat and increase the flow of export

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leicester tigers winning at northampton.unning in a bonus point try for the tigers. elsewhere a win for bristol and saracens and victory for bristol and saracens and victory for troubled worcester over newcastle. in the united rugby championship — there was a 12 try thriller in llanelli . where ulster beat scarlets by 55 points to 39. man of the matchjohn cooney played a huge part in ulster�*s victory. he claimed two tries, kicked all of his side's conversions and penalties, and was responsible for 30 of their 55 points. edinburgh were leading bulls with just a few minutes left of their game in pretoria, but were pipped for victory by morne steyn who earned the hosts a 33—31win. there have been 2 big internationals in the southern hemisphere. new zealand thrashed australia by a0 points to 14 in auckland in the rugby championship. the all blacks ran in five tries with willjordan getting the rout underway. the wallabies now haven't won at eden park for 36 years. in durban, south africa had to beat argentina by a0 points to sna

at the same time , the police still have not yet returned to the leicesters and the city remains undere complete control of ethnic gangs. china set off the first train with belarusian peat sadly 1,500 tons were sent to a friendly country. in honor of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the type of relations between the states of dispatch and preceded solemn ceremony in the chinese belarusian industrial park great stone at the meeting explained that the supply of the first batch of peat will play a big role in the development of trade cooperation between the countries will satisfy the ever-growing domestic demand in china for fertile soil based on peat and increase the flow of export earnings to belarus the opposite situation in relations with our european neighbors in poland, tank exercises began with the participation of military personnel from the united states and great britain in the maneuvers will be involved polish leopards, american abrams and british challengers, following the results of the exercises, the search for the military will receive a nato alogistic certifica

police and community leaders in leicester have called for calm, after street clashes in the east of theities. it's the latest in a series of disturbances, initially sparked by a cricket match between india and pakistan late last month. a 2a—year—old man has been charged in connection with the stabbing of two police officers in central london on friday. mohammed rahman is accused of attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm with intent. one of the officers suffered what have been described as "life—changing" injuries. another suffered neck wounds but is expected to recover fully. three million people injapan have been urged to leave their homes as the country prepares for one of the most destructive typhoons in years. winds of more than 90mph have been battering the southern coast, and at least 25,000 properties are already without power. 0ur tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. so far the more dire predictions of typhoon nanmadol have not come to pass. despite winds gusting to nearly 150 miles an hour, only minor damage is being reported from western japan. but th

they went on to score five of their own in a 5—2 win leaving leicester bottom of the table defendingead in this year's formula one title race to over 100 points. lewis hamilton's hopes of victory evaporated due to tyre selection issues and a safety car, while george russell finished in second place. joe lynskey reports. this is how f1 looks in the netherlands. you can measure the mood by the orange. 100,000 fans in to see one man, their dutch champion, max verstappen. in his home race, he was on pole. it's lights out and away we go. but this would be strategic. lewis hamilton started fourth, but the right tyres and fewer pit stops took the briton towards the lead. he hadn't won all season, but his chance got complicated. 0h, we've got another car stopping. a retirement brought the safety car, a restart and just behind hamilton, was the dutchman. and verstappen�*s ahead. it took verstappen one turn to retake the lead. when it mattered, mercedes had got it wrong. hamilton went from the front, back to fourth and put it down to his tyres. i can't believe it, guys. this win puts verstappe

bbc�*s south asia diaspora reporter gaggan sabherwal reports from leicester.ocations are celebrating nicely. some people were a bit uneasy, not scared i would say, - but uneasy to come out - and after buying the tickets said will it still be on? we had to reassure them, send them the message i that the organisers got together- and we had a meeting with the police about security and about extra | patrols and the police had sent if you need extra support, police will be there, - the authorities will be there. as you can see, it was the same j as last year and the year before. islamic group popular front of india or pfi has been banned for five years, accused of being involved in terrorist activities. the government's decision comes as part of a crackdown against the group, including arrests of many of its leaders and raids on its offices. the pfi has rejected the allegations against it. here's our south asia correspondent, yogita limaye. the ban came in overnight and the government has accused the pfi of engaging in terrorist activities, terrorfinancing, targete

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