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mark, you're in leicester square. please bnng in leicester square. people here bring us the latest. >> well, people here in leicester square, this very busy part of central london now trying to absorb the horrific news really, of the terrible events of 1130 this morning when that 11 year old girl and 34 year old woman were stabbed in this attack. i've been speaking to some of the people around here. i spoke to a street performer, local street performer, local street performer who didn't want to appear on camera, but he did tell me that he saw he heard screams coming from the woman. he turned round to see that the young girl was being held by an attacker, and being stabbed multiple times. absolutely horrific events that he describes . he thought the girl, describes. he thought the girl, from what he could see, would have been quite badly injured by what had happened. but of course, unusual reporting there that the injuries don't appear to be life threatening at this time, which is good news coming out from the medical authorities. we also spoke to a s

vardy�*s header in the 57th minute was leicester's first effort on target. a full debut to new signing dominic solanke. but despite spurs having 70% possession and 13 corners, the points were shared, thanks to vardy�*s 9th premier league goal against spurs. brilliant to get the first game a lot premier league debuts and club debuts and guys not playing in the premier league for a while and that's going to cause some anxiety and so, to get the second half as it was, we had the confidence built even more to move forward if we canjust get in even more to move forward if we can just get in the service and some good territory around it and called the spots we want and called the spots we want and get on the end of the right chances and he is not going to learn that from me, he's been doing it for decades, really. and so, it's about keeping him as fresh as we can. disappointing but i thought we were _ disappointing but i thought we were excellent half of the game really _ were excellent half of the game really dominant with a football and just— really dominant wit

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and joining us now from leicester square is our homeland security editor .mark white live security editor. mark white live there from central london. mark, two weeks ago today we saw the tragic killings in southport. now a girl and a woman stabbed in broad daylight in london. what do we know so far ? what do we know so far? >> well, people here understandably still trying to absorb the shocking, violent stabbings that took place just about 23 or so minutes to midday. so you can imagine at that time in the morning, there were many hundreds of people here in this very busy part of central london, an area that has some 2.5 million people that pass through leicester square every single week. and they heard the screams of this 34 year old woman and really, within seconds, people came running to her aid and managed to tackle the suspect in particular, a young man called abdullah, a security guard in this twig tea shop just outside the location where this stabbing took place. he ran out, tackled. the suspect has been speaking to us. this is what he told us. >> i ju

in the second round leicester will go to visit fulham, and tottenham will host.rton, i note that in the opening round of the premier league, only two draws were recorded, eight clubs have three points each. but in spain, the first round was quite peaceful, draws in six out of ten matches, so the day before, atletico and villa real demonstrated a goal-scoring extravaganza in the first half, the clubs scored two goals each, the yellow submarine twice went ahead, but the mattress makers bounced back both times. the score on the scoreboard changed before the final whistle 2:2, voledalid took over the spanish club 1:0 is one of the four clubs that won at the start. the list is quite unexpected, also in it are celta, rayavalikana and barcelona. the most titled club in italy, juventus at the start of the new draw beats the team led by cesc fabregas, this is coma. the team returned to serie a after 21 years. even more convincingly, the new season begins atalanta, the bergamo team 4:0. away smashed letche, also three points in the asset of verona and lazio. in italy, inte

how's leicester ? aldershot. how's leicester? >> okay.eekend. but there was a lot of disinformation on the internet as well. i saw one report saying there were 20,000 people out on there were 20,000 people out on the streets. it didn't even reach 200. so there was a bit of problems, but we've dealt with it. leicestershire police are very well equipped. they're very well led. we've got excellent training for our, public disorder officers and i took part in one of one of them as a fake rioter myself. at one point, so no, i've read the report. i've seen the action plan for what the leicestershire police have got in hand, i'm absolutely confident we can deal with anything that we're foreseeing happening. >> and as things stand tonight, is it calm in leicester? >> yeah. i've not had any reports that it's not so as far as i'm concerned. yes, i'm obviously i'm here at home talking to you rather than out on the street, but yes. i've not heard anything. >> yeah . you're a conservative >> yeah. you're a conservative police and crime commissioner. y

it's early days for leicester. it's early days for leicester. it's early days for leicester.er league. so there's still hope. >> i'm just i'm not giving up joyful that the season is underway because i know eamonn is bereft over the summer when there's no football. >> do you enjoy the lull? have you enjoyed the olympics? sort of. >> you know, i love the olympics. >> i know, but i always just blows my mind that, you know, eamonn was counting down the days until he doesn't. >> i don't think he loves the olympics. like i love the olympics. like i love the olympics. yeah but at the end of the season, most football fans i speak to are ready for a rest. we're ready for a rest now and then. by the time you get to july, you're thinking, right, we're ready to get going again. >> we're very excited. >> we're very excited. >> it's a bit early august. i don't know, i just think it should start in september. actually. >> it's quite hot, isn't it? >> it's quite hot, isn't it? >> are you telling me, is he that you're not quite. >> i'm not quite ready. >> i'm not quite ready. >> yeah. for mor

this is that the scene in leicester square. of the picture and the police in attendance. police say a 34—year—old woman was also stabbed in leicester square, her condition is unknown. a man has been arrested. police are keeping a watch there at the location of this incident and in one of the busiest parts of london. with more on this is our correspondent, chi chi izundu has the latest. we know that around 1136 this morning the london ambulance service attended the scene leicester square where an 11—year—old girl and a 34—year—old woman had been stabbed. the london ambulance service but a statement earlier saying that they send considerable resources to the scene, an ambulance crew, and advanced paramedic and an incident officer as well as a tactical response unit. they try to help the 11—year—old and the 34—year—old before they were taken to a major trauma unit. police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. however, they are not giving more information on him and do not believe that there is any other suspect inv

he's still going at 37 years old, and according to one television pundit he's leicester "greatest ever player". jamie vardy had been ruled out of his team's opening match of the premier league season but declared himself fit, started, and scored the goal that gave promoted leicester a 1—1 draw against tottenham. vardy�*s scored more than 100 goals in england's top flight since turning 30. he's 15th on the all time list... not bad for a player who spent the first few years of his career in non—league football. he equalised after spurs took the lead through pedro porro. and while their dominance didn't bring further goals, new leicester boss steve cooper was grateful a player he called the club's �*main man�* stepped up. he has been out since the second week of pre—season. has been working hard to get back but wasn't sitting right with him that we were going into this game with no available, experienced striker and came to see me, i speak to him most days anyway but came to see me a couple days ago and said i will play, i am available. so we played him. once the two goals had been scored

a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in london's leicester square. scientists identify liquid water on mars, thanks to new data from a nasa probe. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it was a conversation delayed by technical problems but the world's richest man eventually had a two—hour public chat with former us president donald trump. it was broadcast on mr musk�*s social media platform, x. the discussion, which was not on camera, touched on immigration, global politics and much more. mr trump also said his attempted assassination now made him more of a believer in god, and was sharply critical of his presidential rival, kamala harris. tell you is this, we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her. she's incompetent. she's as bad as biden in a different. yeah. she hasn't done an interview since this whole, uh, scam started. and say what you want. this was a coup. this was a coup of a president of the united states. he didn't want to leave. and they said, we can do it the nic

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our home and security editor, live for us in leicester square. well, turning to manchester now, two people have been arrested there after a man died falling from a balcony. the 57 year old was on the fourth floor of a block of flats in salford last night when the incident took place. a 37 year old man and a 40 year old woman are being questioned on suspicion of murder. more than 13,000 migrants have now crossed the english channel so far this yeah the english channel so far this year. that's afterjust over 700 year. that's after just over 700 people crossed on sunday, in the highest number on a single day since sir keir starmer became prime minister. and it follows yesterday's two deaths of two migrants attempting to reach the uk in a small boat. a 12 year old boy has become the youngest person convicted in connection with nationwide public disorder in the uk. he admitted to violent disorder charges after throwing a missile at a police van and participating in unrest in manchester on the 31st of july, the court heard. he was part of a group outsi

save more money, give leicester the government and thatis leicester the government and that is not at would do, empower american businesses to power our economy. when you hear elon musk in his early days actually of sounding sympathetic to donald trump, knew there was an aim and that is to get rid of what he considers the demon democrats. there is no other way to put it lightly. elon musk has really demonise the democrats in his messaging, make them sound like they are destructive to america, not just on the economic front but also on the social front. and you can keep up to date with donald trump's interview with elon musk by following our live page on the bbc news website, which is bbc.com/news. 0ne news line which donald trump might be asked about by elon musk. it's emerged he has filed a claim for damages — for $100 million against the usjustice department, over the raid on his mar—a—lago residence two years ago. he claims that the fbi's search which recovered classified documents, was �*political persecution'. mr trump was charged with 31 counts linked to his refusal in return t

square . eight times in leicester square. yesterday, an 11 year old girl will be outside westminster magistrates court for all of the latest, and there's a vacancy with harry and meghan. if you can stand working with the pair of them as their chief of staff has stepped down a mere three months into the role and this makes him the 18th senior figure from their entourage to leave since they got married. all of this, and much more between now and 6 pm. welcome to the show. always a pleasure to have your company. sir keir starmer can't stop the boats. the victims , the stop the boats. the victims, the relatives of valdo calocane still aren't getting justice. an astonishing report, saying that the nhs trust has blood on its hands. so many missed opportunities to bring him to justice before he went to on kill their precious children . kill their precious children. still, this rolls on. what can be done about this? do you feel that britain is simply losing a handle on who to protect? and of course, an 11 year old girl stabbed an ast

opens at leicester square at the heart of the west end.y a crime scene at around 1130. police were called to reports of a stabbing in leicester square. the prosecutors said in court this morning that they allege that a 32—year—old man, johann pentru, a romanian national, allegedly approached two people, two tourists, an 11—year—old girl and her mother, before placing that 11—year—old girl in a headlock and then stabbing her eight times. the court then heard that members of the public detained the suspect, thereby stopping him continuing his attack before police arrived. the court then say that it was on the police's arrival that they allegedly found this knife that mr. pintero had been allegedly carrying. now that 11—year—old girl remains in hospital, we understand that she sustained serious but non—life threatening injuries. the court said that it's very likely she's going to have to undergo plastic surgery as a result of those injuries. now, johann pintero appeared dressed in a grey tracksuit. he spoke through an interpreter, only to con

i mean, this was a lunchtime in leicester square. it's hard to think of a more central location in london. what do we know about the suspect ? the suspect? >> well, the metropolitan police don't have any insight into the motivation for this attack. although we do understand that the suspect was not known to the victims. so that's what the metropolitan police are confirming this evening. they do not believe the suspect was known to the victims. and that's all we have to go on at this time, tom. it's a very confusing scenes. as you can see, it is still an active crime scene. so you still the area is still cordoned off, although most of the police and the forensic teams have now left with their bagged evidence . but we expect bagged evidence. but we expect this to be closed for quite some time yet into the evening. >> well, thank you very much, adam, for being there for us and, letting us know precisely what went on. thank you. now, weeks of disorder, multiple stabbings in broad daylight, and the prime minister hinting letting prisoners

the 11 year old girl stabbed in leicester square in broad daylight. >> yes , shocking. and we're >> yes, shocking. and we're hoping to get some reaction from australia. it's the evening there, of course, in sydney, to find out what perception australians have, how they're reacting to this tragic news in their country , it appears as their country, it appears as though there may well be quite a lot of australians who will be worried to visit our capital city as a result of this, so we're going to be speaking about this, getting the very latest from our home and security editor as well, of course. but what does it say about the state of safety in our country? >> well, that's the thing. the international reputation of the united kingdom has taken a battering in recent weeks when people think of the united kingdom , perhaps a few years kingdom, perhaps a few years ago, they would have thought that this is a safe liberal, tolerant country where you can say what you want, where you can walk the streets without fear or favour. can we really say that today when tourists, when l

we have seen so many clubs _ leicester. we have seen so many clubs win — leicester.n the last— clubs win it. what has happened in the last few years is that we have an absolute genius in pep guardiola. the financial restrictions went in niany_ the financial restrictions went in many years ago, so chelsea were able to spend big, man city as well, lots of change _ to spend big, man city as well, lots of change now. you will find out this weekend when liverpool visit ipswich _ this weekend when liverpool visit ipswich or— this weekend when liverpool visit ipswich or whenever they promote a club, _ ipswich or whenever they promote a club, certainly in the early stages of the _ club, certainly in the early stages of the season, they claim the big boys _ of the season, they claim the big boys at _ of the season, they claim the big boys at home. that will be a difficult _ boys at home. that will be a difficult game. that is why, there are no— difficult game. that is why, there are no easy— difficult game. that is why, there are no easy games at all. both sides exected are n

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a girl aged 11 and 34—year—old woman have been stabbed in leicester square in london.ught to be non—life threatening — the condition of the woman isn't known. one man's been arrested and taken into custody. police do not believe anyone else was involved. with the latest, here's our correspondent, chi chi izundu. we know that around 11:36 this morning the london ambulance service attended the scene in leicester square where an 11—year—old girl and a 34—year—old woman had been stabbed. the london ambulance service but a statement earlier saying that they sent considerable resources to the scene, an ambulance crew, and advanced paramedic and an incident officer as well as a tactical response unit. they tried to help the 11—year—old and the 34—year—old before they were taken to a major trauma unit. police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. however, they are not giving more information on him and do not believe that there is any other suspect involved. in case people don't know about leicester square, it is in central london and is one of the most popular

aston villa lead at leicester.ir title with a trip to west ham in the late kick—off. west ham already had a really good squad and this transfer this summer brings new players, and especially up front physicality. especially they have an incredible defence and it is a really strong team. having hit a century in the first innings against sri lanka — joe root has done it again for england — another hundred for him, this time on day three of the second test at lords. he has broken alistair cook's record and with 3a — now has the most centuries by an england batter in test cricket. at the moment sri lanka are 24-1. now at the us open tennis, iga swiatek and jannik sinner are among the players in action later. sinner is the favourite to win the title with carlos alcaraz and now novak djokovic also out of the tournament. the four—time winner in new york beaten by alexei popyrin in four sets in their third round match. what a moment for the australian. djokovic will end the year without winning a grand slam for the first t

asson villa got a valuable win today at the home of leicester city.got 6 points and stood in the sixth place. leicester is ranked 15th by one point. this season, he drew 1 with fulham in his own field. with this result, fulham missed the opportunity to go to the top half of the table and is eleventh with four points. ipswich is 16th with one point. italian serie a slight win for lecce and bloody pictures of bologna . in the continuation of the third week of these scandals, tonight lecce passed cagliari's hundred with a goal in his own field. with the result of 2-2 tied until the 73rd minute , parma is still following up with a goal from napuri until the 74th minute. well, let's go to the premier league , which is a report that after 3 weeks is still involved in various issues. the most popular game of the third week of the distance was in ahvaz. the game started before the start of the game and the steel players did not agree to hold this game in their stadium. it was what we expected. the same throwing of objects actually happened. studying behaviors

square . stabbed in leicester square.r starmer can play the big man when it comes to elon musk, but he's not big enough to ramp up, stop and search, is he? has he got his priorities all wrong? let's get our thoughts. my panel this evening i am joined by the wonderful trio of daily express columnist carole malone. i've got journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and the former chairman of the tory party, jake berry. carole, i'll start with you. yeah. as keir starmer got his priorities all wrong here. policing tweets and not the streets completely. >> you know this is this is why we have you know you've had cooper says we've got to we've got to respect the police. you know we lost respect for these long before these riots. and i'm not talking about the guys that were facing up those riots last week. i mean, all respect to those guys. but i'm talking about the guys at the top here. you know, our police forces. it's visibly woke. it's politically biased. it's virtue signalling. instead of tackling crime, you know, you

we did see, hear, in leicester _ to deliver. we did see, hear, in leicester south, _ to deliver. she said. she said she has changed some of her positions on fracking on immigration, and she had shifted her positions because of what she is seen as vice president. she had been given new perspective on some of those issues. interestingly, she said she would name it republican to serve in her cabinet, if she's elected. also she brushed off her rival�*s washing of her racial identity, to say, remember, donald trump said she once said she was of indian descent and then turned to her black heritage, same old tired playbook, she said in response to that. what do you make of mixed cabinets, very quickly, justine? 0nly make of mixed cabinets, very quickly, justine? only a minute. what do you make of that? is minute. what do you make of that? , ., , minute. what do you make of that? , ., ., , that? is potentially a really tood that? is potentially a really good idea- _ that? is potentially a really good idea- l _ that? is potentially a really good idea. i served - that? is potentially a rea

an 11—year—old girl and a 3a—year—old woman was stabbed in leicester square earlier this morning.l. thank you, we will brina condition in hospital. thank you, we will bring you _ condition in hospital. thank you, we will bring you that _ condition in hospital. thank you, we will bring you that update _ condition in hospital. thank you, we will bring you that update as - condition in hospital. thank you, we will bring you that update as soon i will bring you that update as soon as we get it. the leader of a kenyan cult is on trial for manslaughter over the deaths of more than four hundred of his followers. self—proclaimed pastor paul nthenge mackenzie appeared in court in the city of mombasa with more than ninety other suspects. the prosecution says several hundred witnesses will testify. let's speak to peter mwangangi of the bbc swahili service. he's in nairobi, kenya. give us the background of this trial. ., . ~ give us the background of this trial. ., . ,, , give us the background of this trial. . . ,, , ., trial. paul nthenge mackenzie is a controversial— trial. paul nthenge ma

our home and security editor, mark white, is in leicester square for us tonight. reporter well, late this afternoon, the metropolitan police released some important new information about this attack that neither the suspect nor the two victims here appear to have been known to each other. >> what? we spoke to abdullah , >> what? we spoke to abdullah, who was a security guard in one of the nearby premises here that ran on hearing the screams out to subdue this attacker and bnng to subdue this attacker and bring him to the ground. this is what he told us. >> i jumped on him. hold the handin >> i jumped on him. hold the hand in which he wasn't having a knife, and he just put him down on the floor and just hold him and kicked the knife away from him. and then a couple of more people joined as well, and we just hold him until the police came. it took like maybe 3 to 4 minutes. police arrived and they just took him into custody and the child, just like all my colleagues, they gave him first aid. >> well, the metropolitan police have praised the bravery of abdullah and o

facundo buona—notte gave leicester hope but they were facundo buonanotte gave leicester hope but they new season goes on. it was a tough and to take, to be honest. because it's three games now that will win. that's obviously not what we want even though were two other games, even at home we're against teams that will be vying at the top end of the league. it's tough to take in terms of results. i think we've got to say that in the three games we've seen more than enough performances if you like were going to be more than 0k. we're happy because after the three we had six points without i think it the way we want... for the we want to start the match is in play in different competitions for of course, the premier league is the most important for them and to get here is important for the it's fantastic and i think the players did very good work. we complete the first match and it was well competed batch. even to compete and we were. nottingham forest maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a i—all draw against wolves at the city ground. chris wood put the hosts in—front butju

i mean, this was a lunchtime in leicester square. it's hard to think of a more central location in london. what do we know about the suspect ? the suspect? >> well, the metropolitan police don't have any insight into the motivation for this attack. although we do understand that the suspect was not known to the victims. so that's what the metropolitan police are confirming this evening. they do not believe the suspect was known to the victims. and that's all we have to go on at this time, tom. it's a very confusing scenes. as you can see, it is still an active crime scene. so you still the area is still cordoned off, although most of the police and the forensic teams have now left with their bagged evidence . but we expect bagged evidence. but we expect this to be closed for quite some time yet into the evening. >> well, thank you very much, adam, for being there for us and, letting us know precisely what went on. thank you. now, weeks of disorder, multiple stabbings in broad daylight, and the prime minister hinting letting prisoners

manchester city, leicester, mexico, and finally the fiddle —— the philippines.y game. he called it a beautiful day afterwards. there was a documentary about his life that was on amazon prime before his death. he summed up his kitchen with grace and dignity sang to be sorry, smile, thank you for everything, coaches, players, crowds. it has been fantastic. take care of your life and live it. some very poignant words there illustrating the kind of man he was. of course there is plenty more of course there is plenty more information on the life of sven—goran eriksson on bbc website and there are tributes that will come in. we will bring those to you as they come. the notting hill carnival main parade is under way. the celebrations continue, despite the stabbing of three people at the festival on sunday. a 32—year—old woman is in a life—threatening condition in hospital. two men in their 20s were also stabbed. we can speak now to greg mckenzie. 0ur we can speak now to greg mckenzie. our people concerned there are already focusing on the celebrations?— already focusin

london's leicester square at the heart of the west end here. a crime scene at around 1130. police were called to reports of a stabbing in leicester square. the prosecutors said in court this morning that they allege that a 32—year—old man, johann pentru, a romanian national, allegedly approached two people, two tourists, an 11—year—old girl and her mother, before placing that 11—year—old girl in a headlock and then stabbing her eight times. the court then heard that members of the public detained the suspect, thereby stopping him continuing his attack before police arrived. the court then say that it was on the police's arrival that they allegedly found this knife that mr pintero had been allegedly carrying. now that 11—year—old girl remains in hospital, we understand that she sustained serious but non—life threatening injuries. the court said that it's very likely she's going to have to undergo plastic surgery as a result of those injuries. now he appeared dressed in a grey tracksuit. he spoke through an interpreter, only to confirm his name,

it is usually a phone, family friendly tourist attraction, leicester square.rt of this area is now a crime scene. there is a chord and in place and just behind me there is still bloodstains on the floor. this evening, it is packed full of people, similar to what it would have been at 11.30 this morning when the police were called to reports of a stabbing of a young girl and a womanjust outside this a stabbing of a young girl and a woman just outside this tea shop. a security guard has told us, as well as members of the public, that they managed to disarm a man before holding him to the floor until police could arrive here. now, a 32—year—old man has been arrested, while an 11—year—old girl remains in hospital with serious stab wounds. her mother has minor injuries. as we speak, forensics havejust been inside the shop behind us, combing through material, taking photographs as they try to figure out exactly what happened here. 0fficers as they try to figure out exactly what happened here. officers do say they don't believe the suspect was known to the victims, b

she was near a lego store on leicester square in london's leicester square.now been identified as an 11 year old with a mum tourist from australia. now that is what sort of signal does that send out to the rest of the world? and i was looking last year, 1.2 million australians came to britain last year , spending £1.6 billion year, spending £1.6 billion there. a huge part of our tourist industry. >> and weren't australia one of the countries that did put out a warning about travelling to the uk because of the riots and things like that ? so it's just things like that? so it's just you just can't imagine, can you? going on a holiday, taking your little, your child to a queuing outside a lego store? >> i know that liquor store very well and there's always a queue there. i've been in there myself actually to buy lego for nephews and nieces , but she was stabbed and nieces, but she was stabbed repeatedly in the face and in the armpit, and it was a security guard nearby who disarmed. well he i think he literally sat on the attacker and for four minutes until the p

this relates to the incident yesterday in leicester square.c is under fire for what's being called a sympathetic portrait of the nottingham killer. valdo calocane. we'll have the very latest and speak to one of the one of the mothers of the real victims . victims. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> this morning here's your latest met office weather update for gb news. it's not going to be as hot as yesterday, but nonetheless some hot, sunny weather across eastern parts today. however, elsewhere things are going to be a bit fresher as we have a band of rain pushing in and that's going to be bringing some wet weather to most of that. rain has now cleared away from northern ireland, with just a few showery outbreaks following him behind. but across scotland, northern england, wales and the southwest, it is going to turn cloudy and wet as we go into the afternoon ahead of the front towards central eastern parts of england. it's staying sunny and with that pretty hot with temperatures getting into th

leicester square is usually a fun and family friendly area.a crime scene, with bloodstains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here, in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc london. the billionaire entrepreneur elon musk is due to interview the republican presidential candidate donald trump on the x social media network in the next few hours. the event could provide former president trump the opportunity to seize the limelight at a time when his campaign appears to have lost some momentum. but politics aside — it's raised questions about the power of the x social media network — and how elon musk is using it. and that concern has b

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skipp will link up with former spurs team—mate harry winks, and would become leicester's fifth summerht. sunderland continued their perfect start to the new championship season under new boss regis le bris by thumping sheffield wednesday 4—0. defender dennis cirkin headed in patrick roberts�* free—kick to give sunderland an early lead at the stadium of light before a mistake allowed eliezer mayenda to make in 2—0. the home side were looking to make it back—to—back wins after victory at cardiff on the opening weekend and luke 0'nien scored a third for them before half—time. mayenda poached his second after the break as sunderland eased to an impressive win. celtic missed out on the treble last season — the trophy to elude them being the league cup, which rivals rangers eventually won. brendan rodgers side sealed their spot in the last 8 earlier, with a win over hibernian. nick parrott was watching. celtic suffered a shock second—round exit in the league cup at kilmarnock last season, but boss brendan rodgers feels his side are in a much better place now. it took less than four minutes

leicester square is usually a fun and family friendly area.tains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here, in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc london. let's ta ke let's take a look at the unfolding situation in greece, where thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes as wildfires spread through forest and villages. tonight, the fires are reported to have reached the suburbs of athens. the emergency services say homes have been destroyed northeast of the greek capital. they are now on high alert with soaring temperatures and strong winds expected to persist in the coming days. at the latest from athens, here isjus

leicester square is usually a fun and family—friendly area.s now a crime scene, with bloodstains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here, in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc news, central london. sir keir starmer has been speaking with the new president of iran as part of international efforts to de—escalate tensions in the middle east. in a call lasting more than half an hour with masoud pezeshkian, the prime minister warned any action by tehran in response to israel's assassination of a senior member of hamas, risked pushing the region closer to all out war. wyre davis is live injerusalem. it has been a frantic day of diplo

they are in the 94th minute now and it is still leicester 1—1 tottenham. in principle, with atletico madrid for midfielderjoao felix, in a move that will likely see conor gallagher move in the opposite direction. the fee for the 24—year—old portugal international is undisclosed and subject to a medical, but felix is set to return to stamford bridge on a six—year deal, with an option for a further season. he was sort of underwhelming in that spell, but chelsea had to do a deal to get conor gallagher out of the club. they've wanted to sell conor gallagher. it's not because they don't think he is talented, it's because he has less than one year left on his contract and they want to cash in on that transfer fee, which will help them keep spending. so, they've ended up selling gallagher, pushing him out, but they've had to do a deal with atletico madrid for a player. it turns out to be joao felix, and the only reason it is him, by the way, is a deal collapsed for another player. he's called samu omorodion. he isa he is a 20—year—old striker at atletico madrid.

during his five—year spell in charge and he also managed 12 club teams, including manchester city, leicesters more. he brought a swedish cool to english football. but behind that studious surface, sven—goran eriksson�*s reign was anything but dull. he made his managerial name first with gothenburg and then with italian side lazio, when england appointed him as kevin keegan�*s replacement in 2000, it sparked a storm of controversy. england never had a foreign coach before. if it was the most difficult job, i'm very happy. it will be my biggest challenge. he soon silenced his critics on a famous night in munich. oh, this is getting better and better and better!

the swede managed 12 clubs winning 18 trophies with spells at manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio — where he delivered the serie a title in 2000, the last time the capital were crowned champions of italy. injanuary he said had "at best" a year to live after being diagnosed with cancer. his children lina and johan eriksson have released a statement in which they said, our father sven—goran eriksson fell sven—goran eriksson who has died at the age of 76. now let's turn our attention to the tennis... we're into the final few hours before the final grand slam of the year — the us 0pen— gets under way at flushing meadows in new york. novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz have been continuing their preparations — djokovic is the defending champion and comes into the tournament having won gold for serbia at the paris 0lympics. he's on the hunt for a fifth us open title and takes on moldovan world number 138 radu albot in a night session match on monday. the 2022 champion alcaraz, meanwhile, starts his campaign against australian qualifier li tu on tuesday. so first up it's djokovic, who will

yes, i know the princess| charlotte from my time at bbc radio leicester.to what extent do you think it will be better or worse in a giant venue with so many people around you? i saw them at knebworth, _ many people around you? i saw them at knebworth, 22,000 - them at knebworth, 22,000 people. the intimacy of a small gig. people. the intimacy of a small gig, for me you can't really beat that. you know, a two foot tall stage really close to the band, and that intimacy is fantastic but i think it's going to be really interesting this time because we are going to see a lot of new fans at the different venues they are going to be playing at, a much wider demographic, and a sharing of people so an experience that people so an experience that people thought we might not experience again. i’m people thought we might not experience again.— people thought we might not experience again. i'm going to ask ou experience again. i'm going to ask you a _ experience again. i'm going to ask you a terribly _ experience again. i'm going to ask you a terribly un-british i ask

during his five—year spell in charge and he also managed 12 club teams, including manchester city, leicesterroma and lazio, winning 18 trophies. andy swiss has more. he brought a swedish cool to english football. but behind that studious surface, sven—goran eriksson�*s reign was anything but dull. he made his managerial name first with gothenburg and then with italian side lazio, when england appointed him as kevin keegan�*s replacement in 2000, it sparked a storm of controversy. england never had a foreign coach before. if it was the most difficult job, i'm very happy. it will be my biggest challenge. he soon silenced his critics on a famous night in munich. oh, this is getting better and better and better! a 5—1 thrashing of germany and suddenly eriksson seemed england's saviour. they qualified for the 2002 world cup in dramatic fashion. beckham! he's done it! the feel—good factor was back, and eriksson was the architect. but qualification was followed by frustration. england was beaten by brazil in the quarterfinals and his passive management style was under scrutiny. come the 2004 euros

sophie, leicester square, the heart of london's west end, a site of hollywood film premiers.hen police were called to reports of a stabbing. prosecutors hear in court this morning allege that 32—year—old ioan pintaru, a romanian national, approached two tourists, an 11—year—old girl and her mother. it is then alleged that he placed that 11—year—old girl into a headlock stabbing her eight times with a steak knife. then alleged that members of the public restraint the suspect before police arrived on the scene. that 11—year—old girl is still in hospital. we understand her injuries are serious, but not life—threatening. we did here in court this morning she is likely to undergo plastic surgery as a result of her injuries. mr pintaru spoke through an interpreter in court this morning to confirm his details and that he was of no fixed abode. he actually looked away from court when details of yesterday's incident were read out. he has been remanded in custody. he is due to appear at the old bailey next month. sophie. nick, thank you. a 13—year—old girl has pleaded guilty to violent

the final game of the first round of premier league matches is under way, with leicester's return to flight seeing them take on tottenham at the king power stadium. spurs�* new signing dominic solanke was handed his first competitive start for the club. and it spurs, the visitors, have just gone 1—0 up from an unlikely source, page rapport with a header from ajames source, page rapport with a header from a james madison cross. —— pedro porro from a james maddison cross. meanwhile, oliver skipp hasjoined leicester on a five—year deal from tonight's opponents tottenham, after spurs accepted a bid in excess of £20 million. the 23—year—old has been with the north london club since 2008 and made his first—team debut in 2018. chelsea have agreed a fee, in principle, with atletico madrid for midfielderjoao felix, in a move that will likely see conor gallagher move in the opposite direction. the fee for the 24—year—old portugal international is undisclosed and subject to a medical, but felix is set to return to stamford bridge on a six—year deal, with an option for a further season. he had a