you felt for leicester and the great work - for leicester and the great work they did.ce may go. it hopes of winning the title race may 0, ., , hopes of winning the title race may go. it was probably the shock result ofthe go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be seen - go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be seen as l go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be seen as a j of the weekend. it will be seen as a big missed opportunity by manchester city. they had chances to win it yesterday. they had 35 shots and hit the woodwork twice. guilty of wasting some of those opportunities. looks like one of those afternoons that no matter what they did the ball would not go in the back of the net. right now only had three shots on target and only needed one. back to back defe

just when it looked like one—way traffic, leicester finally responded. lead. the drama of a breathless first half wasn't quite done yet though, as harlequins regained the advantage through tyrone green. after the break the home side once again went ahead, with steward getting his second of the game. this topsy—turvy encounter showed no signs of easing up, as will porter responded for harlequins. handre pollard's penalty put the tigers ahead, but lamb was on the money with his second try to seal victory and sent harlequins to the top of the table. and in the united rugby championship — benetton are up to third, after edging stormers in a close game. alessandro izekor�*s try proving to be the winner — as the italian side ran out 20 points to 17 winners. and it was a tough day for the welsh sides. 0spreys went down 31—23 to glasgow, while scarlets suffered late heartbreak as henco van wyk�*s late try gave the lions the win. in scotland, edinburgh havejust kicked off against connaght, the score currently 7—0 there. grand national—winning jockey graham lee is

panorama also went undercover inside one of boohoo's many suppliers mm leicester clothing ltd.kers they had to stay late to finish a boohoo order. suppliers must sign up to a code of conduct. it says overtime should be voluntary. based on what i understand from this is people are being forced to stay against their will, to work to complete an order. that's unethical treatment of workers. it's as simple as that. mm leicester says normal working hours at 8am to 6pm and it never forces workers to stay late. boohoo says mm leicester is subject to regular audits and unannounced checks and that it's investigating panorama's claims for customers. booo hoo has broken some of its promises to treat suppliers fairly matters. i'm definitely surprised. obviously that is going to have an impact. yeah. do i really want to give my business there and i can go and give it to someone else? yeah. for the sake of like £3 or £4 to shop somewhere else, people need to consider where the shop in boohoo says it hasn't shied away from the problems of the past and has already delivered significant change.

just when it looked like one—way traffic, leicester finally responded.one yet though, as harlequins regained the advantage through tyrone green. after the break the home side once again went ahead, with stuart getting his second of the game. this topsy—turvy encounter showed no signs of easing up, as will porter responded for harlequins. andrei pollard's penalty but the tigers ahead, but laing was on the money with his second try to seal victory and sent harlequins to the top of the table. and in the united rugby championship benetton are up to third, after edging stormers in a close game. alessandro izekor�*s try proving to be the winner as the italian side ran out 20 points to 17 winners. we're into the second half of 0spreys v glasgow where it's10—7 we're into the second half of 0spreys v glasgow where it's 21—20 to the welsh side scarlets and lions are facing each other too. 10—7 there. both those sides towards the bottom of the table. sca rlett�*s scarlett�*s on the up and that at the moment. scarlett�*s on the up and that at the moment. and there's

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leicester drew 1—1 with tottenham, rachel daly scored a stoppage time winner as aston villa won 3—2 att minutes away — scotland, who've already made next summer's european championships, are playing norway in their final qualifier. no erling haaland tonight — because of a minor injury. a scotland win could see them top their group if spain lose to georgia. england, who've already qualified too of course, play north macedonia in their final qualifier tomorrow although we've been told newcastle defender kieran trippier�*s been withdrawn from the squad for personal matters. northern ireland, already out of contention, are at home to denmark tomorrow and on tuesday, a huge game for wales, who have to beat turkey if they're to stand any chance of qualifying automatically. it's taken more than a0 years and more than half a billion pounds to bring the las vegas grand prix back to the formula one calendar. after all the hype, frustration over cancelled and delayed practice sessions, this morning' race lived up to its billing. max verstappen won, with charles leclerc second, but the world champ

leicester drew 1—1 with tottenham, rachel daly scored a stoppage time winner as aston villa won 3—2 at says he has mixed feelings about the absence of norway's erling haaland in the two nations euro 2024 qualifer tonight. scotland go into the final match of their successful campaign having not won any of their last four. norway will start the match at hampden park without haaland, who has a minor ankle injury. listen, it's a bit of mixed feelings, i think for the crowd here, it would've been great to see a pair of erling haaland's standard, it would've been nice and good for the defenders to test themselves against a top striker. unfortunately, he is not fit. if you ask me that question, if it was a game that really meant something i would've been honest and say, yeah, we're delighted he is not plain. that match kicks off at 745. you'll be able to listen to it on bbc radio 5 live, alistair bruce ball is there.... there'll be a joyous mood of celebration at hampden park tonight with scotland's place at euro 2024 already assured, but there's something in this game norway, the former scot

leicester tigers beat northampton saints in the east midlands derby to pick up their first premiership tigers. george furbank hit back for the visitors shortly after to keep northampton in the game but hanro liebenberg sealed the win for leicester with his try late on. the win lifts the home side up to eigth in the table, northampton remain fourth. elsewhere, saracens outclassed harlequins at the stoop winning 38—10, moving up to fourth in the table. there were six different try scorers for the sarries, 0wen farrell also hitting a hat—trick of conversions. it�*s nearly four years since harlequins last beat them in the gallagher premiership. at the fifth time of asking, the dragons have got theirfirst win of the new season. thye beat 0spreys 20 points to five in south wales — 0spreys did have to playjust under an hour with 14 men though — after mat protheroe was sent off. a special memorial match is being played in nottingham tonight — three weeks after the death of ice—hockey player adam johnson who was fatally struck in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers la

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mm leicester says normal working hours at 8am to 6pm and it never forces workers to stay late.s and unannounced checks and that it's investigating panorama's claims. for customers, panorama's evidence that boohoo has broken some of its promises to treat suppliers fairly matters. i'm definitely surprised. obviously, — that is going to have an impact. yeah, do i really want to give my business there when i can go and give it to someone else? yeah, for the sake of like £3 or ea to shop somewhere else. people need to consider where they're shopping. boohoo says it hasn't shied away from the problems of the past and has already delivered significant change. lora jones, bbc news. you can watch panorama: boohoo's broken promises on bbc iplayer now and on bbc one at 8pm. donald trump is due to give evidence at his civil fraud trial in new york later. the judge has already ruled that the trump 0rganization inflated the value of properties in order to obtain preferable rates on loans and insurance deals. the former president and two of his sons deny any wrongdoing. 0ur north america corr

leicester tigers beat northampton saints in the east midlands derby to pick up their first premiershipf the contest, francois van vayk going overfor the tigers. george furbank hit back for the visitors shortly after to keep northampton in the game but hanro liebenberg sealed the win for leicester with his try late on. the win lifts the home side up to eigth in the table, northampton remain fourth. a special memorial match is being played in nottingham tonight — three weeks after the death of ice—hockey player adam johnson. he was fatally hit in the neck by a skate whilst playing for the nottingham panthers last month. 0ur reporterjoe lynskey is at the motorpoint arena for us this evening. yes, in cheltenham the last few minutes there've been cheers, there have been smiles around the nautica marina as the panthers players step back on the ice for their warm up routines. we are expecting them out for this match, and a few minutes' time. and that first step back on theice time. and that first step back on the ice for the steam since that night represents a momentjust for nottingham but fo

and coaches on from leicester. of those places as well is batley, which was the infamous scene of batley grammar school, where a teacher has, as i understand it, still had to go into protective custody and change their identity and all sorts to sorts because they managed to stoke some racial tensions there. i believe that they were accused of showing a picture of the prophet mohammed some the prophet mohammed to some students, right students, and that kicked right off. people in that area off. and so people in that area have that it is tasteful have decided that it is tasteful and nice and appropriate to be coming to london on armistice day to stage a rally. what do you make of that? vaiews@gbnews.com. i'm very keen to get your views on all of that. keen to get your views on all of that . now, keen to get your views on all of that. now, israel, keen to get your views on all of that . now, israel, though, keen to get your views on all of that. now, israel, though, is claiming that it's killed two senior hamas leader

meanwhile, leicester tigers secured a 38—20 victory over fellow strugglers gloucester.r might have to settle for just the four points before solomona kata pounced on a loose ball to secure their first try bonus point of the season. leinster host munster in tonight's big game of the united rugby championship. the game has kicked off in dublin, leinster lead iii — 13. glasgow host ulster later tonight. ding junhui fought back to beat defending champion mark allen in a thrilling final—frame decider in the first round of the uk championship this afternoon. it's some revenge for ding — who was beaten by allen in last year's final. the bbc team in york were treated to quite a match. here's hazel irvine. what a start to the united kingdom championship, it's a major season here with the first of the triple crown events. john and steve thoroughly enjoyed our opening match, which happened to be a repeat of last yea r�*s match, which happened to be a repeat of last year's final. but the reverse revolt stomach result this time? . . , . reverse revolt stomach result this time? . . .

and last night, large crowds turned out to mark the 40th anniversary of leicester's lights.es the triumph of light over dark, good over evil — a sentiment everyone can appreciate. all that is happening in the world with ukraine, with gaza. don't want to go political, but i really hope that mankind can find peace within. we can learn to live in harmony, have empathy, and have love for each other, and that's all. and diwali — that's all it means. in manchester, worshippers at this 55—year—old temple paid homage to the deities lord rama, his brother and wife. diwali here celebrated the return of the trio after 1a years in exile. and for the youngest generation, the festival of lights is the highlight of the year. itjust makes me feel really empowered. i feel very proud of my culture. i feel like it's just very beautiful and light, pretty and bright. come to the temple and pray to god, and we ask them for brightness, for happiness. as well at hinduism, diwali is also significant to sikhs, jains and some buddhists for different reasons. it is traditionally celebrated on the darke

ismail patel is the founder of the leicester—based friends of al—aqsa, one of the organisations whichny of us have _ tomorrow. thank you for inviting me. many of us have come _ tomorrow. thank you for inviting me. many of us have come past _ tomorrow. thank you for inviting me. many of us have come past hope - tomorrow. thank you for inviting me. many of us have come past hope to l many of us have come past hope to come down to london with people from leicester and across the country as well to hopefully call for a cease—fire and that is what our demand has been since the attacks started on gaza.— started on gaza. there are high emotions around _ started on gaza. there are high emotions around this _ started on gaza. there are high emotions around this topic. - started on gaza. there are high i emotions around this topic. there are high emotions around the topic of the israel— gaza war as it is and thatis of the israel— gaza war as it is and that is exacerbated somewhat by the fact that there are now these protests and marches happening on britain's remembrance davis of their many who

liverpool's excellent start continued with a win over leicester city.iamson scoring in stoppage time. emma hayes is close to being confirmed as the new head coach of the united states women's national team. she could become the world's highest paid female coach. she is leaving chelsea at the end of the season. she won 13 major trophies and her 11 years in charge. she previously managed in the us at the us at the chicago stars. real madrid could have moved to the top of the lower but they were held to a goalless draw at home. an unlikely leaderfor la liga. there were three other games. in italy, juventus beat fiorentina. romelu lukaku missed a penalty but then scored. va ro na va rona have varona have dropped to the bottom three. ——verona. max verstappen has extended his record for the most wins in the f1 record for the most wins in the fi season after dominating then brazil grand prix. there was a crash and the first corner. from the restart to the chequered flag, max verstappen lead. he is now fourth in the all—time list for the most wins. 52, lifting

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liverpool's excellent start continued with a win over leicester city.stoppage time. chelsea women's manager emma hayes is close to being confirmed as the new head coach of the united states�* women's national team. that could become the world's highest—paid female coach. hayes is leaving chelsea at the end of the season. she won 13 major trophies and her 11 years in charge, so far. she previously managed in the us at the us at the chicago stars. the usa won back—to—back titles in 2018 and 2019 before a shock exit in the women's world cup this summer. real madrid could have moved to the top of la liga but they were held to a goalless draw at home. girona an unlikely leaderfor la liga. that 12 games into the alaves beat almeria 1—1. valencia beat grenada by the same score line. bilbao as would a vet around fight back. in italy, japan beat fiorentino. —— juventus beat fiorentina. romelu lukaku missed a penalty but then scored. verona have dropped to the bottom three. they lost to monza. stuttgart scored from the centre circle curtis courtesy of kleindienst

liverpool's excellent start to the season continued with a 2—1 win over leicester city.e bench and scored in stoppage time as manchester united secured a point against brighton. the chelsea women's manager, emma hayes, is very close to being confirmed as the new head coach of the united states women's national team. that could see her become the world's highest paid female coach. hayes is leaving chelsea at the end of the season. she won 13 major trophies in her 11 years in charge so far. she previously managed in the us when she was head coach at chicago red stars. the usa won back—to—back world titles in 2015 and 2019 before a shock early exit in the last 16 of the women's world cup this summer. real madrid could have moved to the top of la liga, but they were held to a goalless draw at home to rayo vallecano. that means that girona remain the unlikely leaders 12 games into the season. there were three other games on sunday in spain alaves beat almeria 1—0. valencia are up to eighth after beating granada by the same scoreline. athletic bilbao, they're up to fifth. they

the daily mail said that three english clubs , burnley, leeds united and leicester city, have sued everton for damages of 300 million pounds due to the losses caused by their relegation to the championship, and if this action is successful, they will get 9 points this time. from everton , the blues of merseyside, who now follow their games with a negative score in the premier league. an old lady looking for a half-pack of qenai. foot mercato claims that juventus are seriously considering the acquisition. in order to bring these players to turin , the current contract of this 30-year-old midfielder with the gunners is valid until 2025, and it is expected that arsenal will ask the old lady for 30 million euros to make this transfer permanent. and the competition of english clubs for ahlal players. football insider has reported that the citizens are very interested in signing al hilal's portuguese midfielder ruben noves, and guardila is considering this portuguese player to replace calvin phillips. unhappy that newcastle is another from a serious customer to play this game and in an effort to

leicester city is the correct answer. the foxes left the premier league 9 years after returning.t up. well, you see everything yourself, fedor, the gap is increasing, something needs to be done. how will we catch up? we will play more lively, so quantity will turn into quality. let's continue playing. we continue to play, well, let’s play more lively, nikita, minus five points, traman’s gap in the first period, in the second, we seem to have increased the pace, but again, there’s still the same five points gap, due to which we’ll try to reduce them, for due to self-confidence, probably in myself due to the fact that i know all the answers, just everything, well, you told me, uh, how was the second period? the second period is excellent, we will try to improve advantages in the third. well, my friends, i wish you good luck in the second half of the game, and we move on to the third period. let's go on a journey in which we will learn more about the national... identity of belarus. our products were earth workers, and in the beginning of the year of agricultural farming, we collect

between yourself and simon case, demonstrated the debate that you had about the process by which leicester following the exit from the national lockdown. that is to say, injune and july of 2020. if we could have page seven up... at 2124, i can't... yes, thank you very much. towards the top of the page, local leaders were refusing to accept the legitimacy... in what way did you understand to be suggesting that the legitimacy of

the daily mail said that the three english clubs burnley, leeds united and leicester city, due to suffering losses due to relegation to the championship, plan to sue everton and receive 300 million pounds in compensation, and if their action ends in success, this time 9 points from everton. it can be blue hey merseyside, who now follow their games with a negative score during the premier. the old lady is looking for haft qenai. foot mercato has claimed that juventus is seriously considering the signing of arsenal's tomas partey-hofek in order to bring this player to turin. the current contract of this 30-year-old midfielder with the gunners is valid until 2025, and it is expected that arsenal will demand 30 million euros from the old lady to make this transfer permanent. a lot to buy reuben novus hafek have the oranges of al-hilal, and guardila is considering that this portuguese player and replacement of calvin phillips will make newcastle another serious buyer of this game, and they are trying to recruit this former wolverhampton star, mehdiyar mustafallou, according to sed and sima news.

northampton saints play leicester tigers in the premiership this weekend and one player hoping to make pearson. he lost his job in the summer after his former club, london irish, went into administration, one of four clubs to do so in the last 12 months. his family have run a farm in northamptonshire for the last 200 years and this week tom returned to help out. james burridge was there. tom pearson and his uncle robert, back together working on the family farm, their home for 200 years. itrailien farm, their home for 200 years. when tom phoned — farm, their home for 200 years. when tom phoned me _ farm, their home for 200 years. when tom phoned me up — farm, their home for 200 years. when tom phoned me up and _ farm, their home for 200 years. when tom phoned me up and said _ farm, their home for 200 years. w�*ie�*i tom phoned me up and said he farm, their home for 200 years. “when tom phoned me up and said he had made the big decisions to come, we were all absolutely over the moon. i think he was happy there will be an extra _ think he was happy there will be an extra pair— think he w

but it's also reassuring to me, leicester, and i'll tell you why.ta spend five more years with a father he idolized before big jim passed away. and you try to make the most of his incredible opportunity. >> he sees the hall experience as something that gave him a second chance at life. >> when we last met with jimmy, he had done well in real estate, and co-written a book with author hillel levin " in with the devil ", which tells jimmy's compelling story of redemption. he says he also had several hollywood projects in the works most notably, the movie version of his book. but jimmy is especially proud that is booker re-energize that some cold case investigations. several targeting hall in indiana and wisconsin. at least one near our civil war reenactment site. investigators dug up locations where hala spent time over the years, and found articles of women's clothing and a belt modified with wooden handles. all sent out for dna testing. but cold case detectives following fresh leaves still haven't developed enough evidence to bring charges. >> i did

we saw more that in the leicester affair.ad a conversation with the prime minister, except in the circumstances of this inquiry, entirely private conversations between the prime minister and me, cabinet secretary and the number ten permanent secretary, and about whether he was the right person to lead the next phase, whatever the judgment of the pm about him. you told the prime minister to sack mr hancock. i told the prime minister to sack mr hancock. ., �* ~' told the prime minister to sack mr hancock. ., �* ~ , ., hancock. i don't think i use that word with _ hancock. i don't think i use that word with him _ hancock. i don't think i use that word with him but _ hancock. i don't think i use that word with him but i _ hancock. i don't think i use that word with him but i did - hancock. i don't think i use that word with him but i did use - hancock. i don't think i use that word with him but i did use it. hancock. i don't think i use that word with him but i did use it in| hancock. i don't think i use that l word with him but

need tonight and the bbc radio 2 presenter vernon kay has spent the last four days running from leicesterhe charity. charlotte gallagher's has been hearing about the amazing fundraising efforts of people across the uk. an ultra marathon challenge, and the ultimate test for vernon kay. he's one of the people giving their all for children in need. hi, guys. it's joe wicks and pudsey here, and we would love you to join bbc children in need's most spectacular challenge yet. the pudsey bearpees challenge. pudsey has been leading the bearpees challenge in a playground in shropshire... one more! ..a school hall in wiltshire... ..and beyond. last year, children in need raised more than £113 million for good causes across the uk. presenter adi adepitan says the show has a vital role. right now, we really need it. we really need it. and it's also just this fantastic show that does good whilst at the same time entertains people and just gives us this this massive, i don't know, national hug. it's a national hug, with fun and madness. a very familiar face will also be making an appearance this evenin

elsewhere, everton face bristol city, leicester welcome spurs and west ham take on aston villa. with the lead changing seven times, before champion max verstappen took the honours. ferrari's charles leclerc started from pole, but there was chaos at the first corner as verstappen pushed him wide taking the lead and earning him a five—second penalty. two drivers failed to finish, the most dramatic exit was that of britain's lando norris, he was taken to hospital as a precaution. further crashes cost british drivers lewis hamilton and george russell any hope of a podium finish. verstappen�*s time penalty saw him drop to 11th place after his first pit stop but he fought back to win for the 18th time this season. to the nba next and shai gilgeous—alexander�*s oklahoma city thunder handed the golden state warriors their sixth straight loss with a 130—123 overtime victory. oklahoma city rookie chet holmgren scored to send the game to overtime, and after the game was full of praise for his teammate gilgeous—alexander. man, that's huge. when one of the best offensive players is one of yo

used by some people on pro palestinian marches is now banned. it follows a sanction issues to the leicester city midfielder hamzer chaldry for using that phrase on social media. let's bring our sports corresponent rob harris for more on this. so rob, good to have you with us. what do we know about this? why the fn decided to act? well, they taking no action against samsa child dreams.

meanwhile, reigning champions saracens beat leicester 32—17 with the help of tries from three of englanddefeat of the season in the united rugby championship losing to leinster by 36—27. the irish side ran in five tries in dublin. edinburgh�*s three tries all came in the final 25 minutes as they left themselves with far too much to do. victory moved leinster up to fourth, edinburgh are eighth. meanwhile, scarlets claimed their first win of the season, beating cardiff 31—25 in llanelli. tonga international vaea fifita with the pick of the tries in scarlets�* bonus point victory. there were comprehensive wins for both england�*s men�*s and women�*s rugby league teams at headingley today, conceding only four points between them. the men rounded off a 3—0 series whitewash against tonga, while the women beat wales 60—0. adam wild was there. yes, we have seen the first two instalments of this much anticipated international triple—header in leeds this weekend. the men�*s team completing a series clean sweep over tonga in this historic series, the first pacific island to come to england for a fu

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used by some people on pro-palestinian marches is now banned it follows a sanction issues to the leicester city midfielder hamzer cheldry for using that phrase on social media let's bring our sports correspondent rob harris for more on this so rob good to have you with us what do we know about this why the fa decided to act well they taking no action against hamser himself uh the lesster player has deleted the post where he said from the river to the sea and has apologized for any offense caused, but the fa has had to sort of scrutinize the wider meaning of this, because the government and jewish groups do see this as an anti-semitic phrase, it's about potentially calling for the destruction of israel with a palestinian state, extending from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea, but as we all know, that is not what the palestinians or anyone, the palestinian supporters uh anywhere protesting for the rights of palestinians me. by that phrase, exactly, um, so again, there's going to be lot of pressure for lot of pro-palestinians in every form that they can in order to sort of uh silence

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in need tonight — and the radio 2 presenter vernon kay has spent the last four days running from leicester the charity. charlotte gallagher has been hearing about the amazing fundraising efforts of people across the uk. hooter. come on! amazing turnout again. an ultra marathon challenge, and the ultimate test for vernon kay. he's one of the people giving their all for children in need. hi, guys. it's joe wicks and pudsey here, and we would love you to join bbc children in need's most spectacular challenge yet. the pudsey bearpees challenge. pudsey has been leading the bearpees challenge in a playground in shropshire... one more! ..a school hall in wiltshire... ..and beyond. last year, children in need raised more than £43 million for good causes across the uk. presenter adi adepitan says the show has a vital role. right now, we really need it. we really need it. and it's also just this fantastic show that does good whilst at the same time entertains people and just gives us this this massive, i don't know, national hug. it's a national hug, with fun and madness. a very familiar face will a

leicester and arsenal the late game, arsenal can go second with a win, but they trail 2—0 at half time... zhang anda made a maximum break on the way to winning the international championship in tianjin. zhang, who beat ronnie 0'sullivan in the semifinal, racked up a perfect 147 in the third frame, as he beat tom ford 10—6 win to claim his first ranking title. ducati rider enea bastianini won the malaysian motogp — the first victory of the season for the 25—year—old italian, ahead of alex marquez in second and team—mate francesco bagnaia in third. it means bagnaia extends his world championship lead to ia points with two races left. max homa has won the dp world tour's nedbank golf challenge. the american cruised to a four—stroke victory in south africa. he's won six events on the pga tour, but this is his first victory outside the united states. cricket now — and india have ended the world cup group stages unbeaten after a comfortable win over the netherlands in bengaluru. india's openers set the stage, with rohit sharma and shubman gill's 100—run partnership. after they fell, captain

jester from leicester had a break of 142, the highest of the tournament so far, as he took a 4—3 leadmark williams in the quarterfinals — he leads jamie clarke 5—2. all of the very latest on all this champions league matches in this new girl on the bbc sport website, but that's all for now. hello. a cold evening with temperatures around freezing in many parts of the country, and that's how it's going to stay for the rest of the week, the weekend, probably into early next week. and then, after that, it does look as though things gradually could turn a little less cold. the satellite picture shows where we had the clearer skies earlier on. but out towards the southwest, a weather front is looming, and that may spell some wintry weather in the high ground of southwestern parts of england through the night and into tomorrow. but by 9 o'clock, you can see temperatures there around freezing across many parts of the uk, a little bit milder in cornwall and devon, and that's because we have that weather front here. but through the night, the northeasterly winds continue to bring wintry showers

so talk me through that process, because we know that leicester were provided and families are informedor you, you'll waiting for that call a message, is that how it is? 50 waiting for that call a message, is that how it is?— waiting for that call a message, is that how it is? so we have a liaison officer for each _ that how it is? so we have a liaison officer for each family _ that how it is? so we have a liaison officer for each family and - that how it is? so we have a liaison officer for each family and every i officer for each family and every evening we are waiting for a call to say who is on the list and who is not on the list. they gave us a call whether she is on or is not on the list but come up until now, we have not heard, we're still waiting for tonight's list to be released. it is a torture. it is very intense, the whole family are sitting and waiting and biting nails that we don't have. and just want to see if she will be on the list. and just want to see if she will be on the list-— and just want to see if she will be on the list. �* on the list. and, when the evening co

night tonight and the bbc radio 2 presenter vernon kay has spent the last four days running from leicesterer's has been hearing about the amazing fundraising efforts of people across the uk ahead of tonight's big show. hooter. come on! amazing turnout again. an ultra marathon challenge, and the ultimate test for vernon kay. he's one of the people giving their all for children in need. hi, guys. it's joe wicks and pudsey here, and we would love you to join bbc children in need's most spectacular challenge yet. the pudsey bearpees challenge. pudsey has been leading the bearpees challenge in a playground in shropshire... one more! ..a school hall in wiltshire... ..and beyond. last year, children in need raised more than £113 million for good causes across the uk. presenter adi adepitan says the show has a vital role. right now, we really need it. we really need it. and it's also just this fantastic show that does good whilst at the same time entertains people and just gives us this this massive, i don't know, national hug. it's a national hug, with fun and madness. a very familiar face will a

leicester city's hamza choudhury apologised after using it on x — formerly twitter — in a post aboutften interpreted as supportive of palestinian nationalism. the fa says that "if the phrase is used again by a football participant, they will seek police guidance on how they should treat it and respond". choudhury has now deleted the post. and that's all the sport for now — we'll see you later. maximising the benefits of ai and minimise the risks as the summit began, they announced we would be a road first agreement to manage the risk is forms of ai. criticism that some key leaders are not there. one person who is there is elon musk, the tech entrepreneur on the social media site formerly known as twitter. it is a keen interest in aa i and he spoke earlier. . twitter. it is a keen interest in m i and he spoke earlier. ._ i and he spoke earlier. . think ai is the biggest — i and he spoke earlier. . think ai is the biggest threats _ i and he spoke earlier. . think ai is the biggest threats and - i and he spoke earlier. . think ai is the biggest threats and we - i and he spoke earlier. .

elsewhere, liverpool were 2—1 winners over leicester to keep them in the top four.got their first win of the season as they beat west ham 3—2. brighton host manchester united in the late kick off. brighton one goal up against the team that won last season. they are in injury time of the first half. emma hayes is close to being confirmed as the new manager of the united states women's national team and is expected to become the world's highest paid female coach. hayes is leaving chelsea at the end of the women's super league season after 11 years in charge, having won 13 major trophies. she previously managed in the united states when she was head coach at chicago red stars. the usa won back—to—back world titles in 2015 and 2019 before a shock early exit in the last 16 of the women's world cup this summer. virat kohli's place amongst the pantheon of great indian cricketers is already secure — you'd imagine. but today, statistically, he joined arguably their finest ever batter by moving level with sachin tendulkar on a record 49 one—day international centuries as indi

the guidance comes after leicester city's hamza choudhury apologised for using the phrase in a post abouteleted it and says his intention had simply been, in his words, to "show compassion for the innocent people that are suffering." next tonight, a eurocup basketball game between london lions and israeli giants hapoel tel aviv will take place with an increased police presence in london tomorrow night, and in front of a restricted crowd. the game was supposed to be played in israel but because of the conflict with hamas, has been switched to england. hapoel have won three out of three at the start of the season. i've been speaking to the lions coach petar bozic — and started by asking him about the safety concerns: yes, i'm not the right person for that. forthat? yes, i'm not the right person for that. for that? answer because i did not participate in those conversations and they will play two less games and in hamburg last week and so, i cannot say that the power of the spirit was behind that decision. ., . , of the spirit was behind that decision. ., ., , ., , . of the spirit was behind

the guidance comes after leicester city's hamza choudhury apologised for using the phrase in a post aboutd willey has announed he'll retire from international cricket following the world cup. the bowler is the only player in the squad for the tournament not to be offered a central contract. with the team's director of cricket rob key admitting willey "wasn't best pleased" about it. england are the defending champions in india but have lost five of their six matches so far. former england captain michael vaughan thinks england's treatment of willey has been "disgraceful" he to think that anglin handed out 29 contracts, to think that england handed out 29 contracts, one of the only players performing in the world cup is david wille, arrived at breakfast if you weeks ago, ijust find it staggering that they gave out 29 contracts, you had players in the starting 11th you had players in the starting 11 for the last games as well, and the present one has not been given a contract, i feel for david willie and i think they've got it wrong in terms of the contract. well, england's next match is aga

also from leicester and dewsbury.? and in fact it's very likely there'll be more protesters than police. this is now too big to stop? >> well, i don't agree with the fact it's too big to stop what i would say capture the ground early and ensure geographically that you put your resources where they're needed and also give directions to the more responsible alleged those organising these matches to actually direct them as to where they can go and where they can peacefully , i.e. hyde park would peacefully, i.e. hyde park would be a good place , but i would be a good place, but i would protect those key areas by getting my officers there early. i would have reasonable resources and also ensure that those coming to and from wherever they are actually searched to ensure and stop where possible. if their motive is to support hamas. >> and you talk about the legislation being there, you're absolutely right, section 12, section 14, can specific set out areas that are designated as no go areas , as would you like to go areas,

two matches today as gloucester host leicester while bristol travel to in—form saracens. in cardiff, where the show has been made since 2005. since then, it's brought an estimated £130 million to the area, as huw thomas reports. ona big on a big day for the doctor, what does this tv series mean for wales? it's been made here since 2005 and has been a success with audiences and a welsh drama production sector that has swelled as a result. the two women behind the relaunch almost 20 years ago are now making dr who at the independent production company bad wolf in cardiff, ringing the time lord and tardis to town could have been a risk but was it? you call it a risk. i call it a leap of faith. all bloody—minded determination that this is owing to do. i neverfelt like a determination that this is owing to do. i never felt like a fork that we are going to do. i never thought it was a risk that we're going to bring back dr who and it's what i've been waiting to do many years.— waiting to do many years. cardiff ruickl waiting to do many years. cardiff quickly became _ waiting to

his club alongside leeds, nottingham forest, southampton, and leicester could pursue compensation claims any thought at all. i tend not to pay attention to anything _ i tend not to pay attention to anything i can't control, it's not something _ anything i can't control, it's not something i can control. quite frankly, — something i can control. quite frankly, i— something i can control. quite frankly, i think we have not been, in terms _ frankly, i think we have not been, in terms of— frankly, i think we have not been, in terms of results, in any position where _ in terms of results, in any position where we — in terms of results, in any position where we need to look at anybody else but_ where we need to look at anybody else but ourselves most of the focus is there. _ else but ourselves most of the focus is there. i'rn — else but ourselves most of the focus is there, i'm not dodging the question. _ is there, i'm not dodging the question, i understand the club has a vested _ question, i understand the club has a vested interest in this and there has been — a vested interest in this and t

you know, with great respect, if you want to come from leicester, we'll have a protest in leicester andr and again, don't go anywhere near those people celebrate eating and remembering the fallen. and let's face it, there are many still this generation and my parents generation and my parents generation who actively recall the horrors of war. so we don't need all these people reminding us of the terrible things going on. but at the end of the day, there is a law allegedly in this country and that a law prevents people from using insulting , people from using insulting, threatening or abusive behaviour . and what i've seen is those precise offences being taken place. so we need to prosecute them and then we need magistrates and judges because section four and five of the pubuc section four and five of the public order are summary. in other words, they only go as far as magistrates court. but we as a magistrates court. but we need to see show some, oh, need to see them show some, oh, i don't know, conviction for once and actually put these people where they belong in pnson people where th