this sort _ in liverpool very difficult. this sort of — in liverpool very difficult.ul, flabbergasted event is terrible for the perception of liverpool— is terrible for the perception of liverpool not just is terrible for the perception of liverpool notjust in is terrible for the perception of liverpool not just in our own country. _ liverpool not just in our own country, but all over the world — at a time _ country, but all over the world — at a time when — country, but all over the world — at a time when violent crime has been dropping _ a time when violent crime has been dropping over the past 15 years, including — dropping over the past 15 years, including gun crime and knife crime. so you _ including gun crime and knife crime. so you just — including gun crime and knife crime. so you just desperately hope there will be _ so you just desperately hope there will be a _ so you just desperately hope there will be a response, and i think there — will be a response, and i think there will— will be a response, and i think there will be, to this call from the liverpool—

as a party- liverpool is all about. as a party city, _ liverpool is all about. great, - liverpool is all about. as a party city, the nightlife is great, and i liverpool is all about. as a party. city, the nightlife is great, and we would _ city, the nightlife is great, and we would be — city, the nightlife is great, and we would be so — city, the nightlife is great, and we would be so pleased _ city, the nightlife is great, and we would be so pleased to _ city, the nightlife is great, and we would be so pleased to welcome i would be so pleased to welcome people _ would be so pleased to welcome people from _ would be so pleased to welcome people from europe, _ would be so pleased to welcome people from europe, australia, i would be so pleased to welcome i people from europe, australia, all over the _ people from europe, australia, all over the world, _ people from europe, australia, all over the world, to _ people from europe, australia, all over the world, to the _ people from europe, australia, all over the world, to the contest - people from europe, australia,

it's - liverpool? in essence polluting l influence everywhere. it's where liverpool?ut in a recent report by your inspection of constabulary, merseyside police actually came in for some praise as to how they tackled serious and organised crime. those detectives will need to be operating at the very of their game in order to find out who is responsible for the backgrounds of this atrocious killing. find responsible for the backgrounds of this atrocious killing.— this atrocious killing. and ensure experience. _ this atrocious killing. and ensure experience, how _ this atrocious killing. and ensure experience, how do _ this atrocious killing. and ensure experience, how do you - this atrocious killing. and ensure experience, how do you tackled l experience, how do you tackled serious and organised crime? in my da , we serious and organised crime? in my day. we had — serious and organised crime? in my day. we had a _ serious and organised crime? in my day, we had a network _ serious and organised crime? in my day, we had a network of _ serious and organised crime? ii �*n;'

20. _ place to come, from liverpool. 19 is better than 20, when _ place to come, from liverpool. 19y did move up. you are having to go to that ievei— did move up. you are having to go to that level of — did move up. you are having to go to that level of gallows humour at the moment— that level of gallows humour at the moment with manchester united, that defeat _ moment with manchester united, that defeat at _ moment with manchester united, that defeat at brentford was horrendous, that first _ defeat at brentford was horrendous, that first half when they shipped those _ that first half when they shipped those four goals. but against liverpool here last year, they also conceded — liverpool here last year, they also conceded four goals, and it has to improve — conceded four goals, and it has to improve. but so far we have not been given— improve. but so far we have not been given any— improve. but so far we have not been given any indication that it will do. given any indication that it will do these _ given any indication that it will do. these players are underperforming, and some of

it is something _ problem in liverpool? it is something we _ problem in liverpool?roblem in liverpool? it is something we will be - problem in liverpool? it 3 something we will be working with the police, my role as the member of parliament for west derby will be speaking to the community, speaking to stakeholders, working with the police force and the local community, trying to reassure people and obviously catch the perpetrators, that is key, catching who has done this heinous crime and making sure they spend the rest of their life behind bars. ian making sure they spend the rest of their life behind bars.— their life behind bars. ian burns, mp. we'll be joining our correspondent, andy gill live at the scene of the shooting in just a few minutes. a little earlier he spoke to the labour councillor harry doyle who represents the knotty ash ward and is also assistant mayor of liverpool. it's just absolutely abhorrent, and i think a lot of people in our community are waking up this morning to this news and just in utter disbelief. i live locally myself and, you know,

i used to live in liverpool— the problem? i used to live in liverpool although _ the problem?them, there is the intimidation factor, it has always been there, always an undercurrent and if you look at crime over the years we have seen this over many years and are firearms legislation is very strict so it is difficult to get them but they are available so fortunately i do not think receive as many as we could but a few look recently that has been a slight increase in the city and ethic we can look nationally that has been an increase in other major cities and this is the big concern is the recklessness and disregard for other human life from the individuals with these firearms and we all have a part to play. i am retired and a member of the public and like others it is our duty to keep ourselves safe, to support the police on this, we cannotjust rely on the hard work they do and they have got the experience and equipment and knowledge and skill but they need our help and subtly and this one and like everybody else if you have anything at all asset on, it would be a big help to

girl has been shot dead in liverpool.— dead in liverpool._ dead in liverpool. police are hunting for the government | dead in liverpool. police are - hunting for the government after he opened fire at a house in the knotty ash area of the city. two adults were also injured. andy gill is out of the scene. andy, what more can you tell us?— you tell us? well, back at one side of an extremely _ you tell us? well, back at one side of an extremely extensive - you tell us? well, back at one side | of an extremely extensive cordoned around _ of an extremely extensive cordoned around the — of an extremely extensive cordoned around the place where this shooting took place _ around the place where this shooting took place. kingsheath avenue in the knotty— took place. kingsheath avenue in the knotty ash _ took place. kingsheath avenue in the knotty ash district of liverpool. the verybig police presence here. we can't get _ the verybig police presence here. we can't get near to where the shooting happened _ can't get near to where the shooting happened.

the winless team now are liverpool who in seven straight - liverpool who in seven straight league games three games, in the whole of last season they dropped just 22 and still came second. we season they dropped 'ust 22 and still came second.— season they dropped 'ust 22 and still came second. we know the pace at manchester _ still came second. we know the pace at manchester city _ still came second. we know the pace at manchester city are _ still came second. we know the pace at manchester city are likely - still came second. we know the pace at manchester city are likely to - still came second. we know the pace at manchester city are likely to go i at manchester city are likely to go out is exceptionally quick. whether it's a hangover from out is exceptionally quick. whether it's a hangoverfrom last out is exceptionally quick. whether it's a hangover from last seasons exertions, whether it's a new system thatis exertions, whether it's a new system that is try to get in place, whatever it is he's got to lance it quickly and get liverpool port rifle. if not seasons can get away from you

i may have _ liverpool in the past week. i may have that — liverpool in the past week. something like that. these numbers are shooting up again. so i think this will— are shooting up again. so i think this will massively put it on the agenda — this will massively put it on the agenda for the next prime minister. david, _ agenda for the next prime minister. david, finally on this story, is this a turning point for it liverpool or the uk, in terms of civilians caught up in crime? is that a turning point? will you could argue that depends on who leads this country after the 5th of september and how they react to this sort of incident. i said earlier, to be fair to liverpool and the enormous efforts of people in liverpool, the police included, to bring down knife crime, to bring down gun crime, to bring down violent offences over the past 15—20 years where they have had some success, and has not been ruined by these four murders, these four serious violent offences in the past fortnight? we will wait to see, but it's a huge setback for liverpool and merseyside, no question

in fact, there were six different liverpool scorers, but none, surprisingly, for mo salah.l players, that one. it's the first time liverpool had scored nine goals since 1989 — and for their manager, it was the perfect performance. today we didn't hesitate. we fought the battles in the right areas around — the battles in the right areas around their box, in their box. we brought— around their box, in their box. we brought the — around their box, in their box. we brought the ball back in a dangerous area again. — brought the ball back in a dangerous area again, and had bodies in the box, _ area again, and had bodies in the box, so_ area again, and had bodies in the box, so that— area again, and had bodies in the box, so that is why we were very difficult — box, so that is why we were very difficult to — box, so that is why we were very difficult to play today, scored wonderful goals from all areas pretty— wonderful goals from all areas pretty much, and didn't stop, 5—0 at half-time, _ pretty much, and didn't stop, 5—0 at half—time, and how often does that happen— half—time, a

danny savage in liverpool. — are worried. danny savage in liverpool, thank _ are worried.s marking its 31st independence day from russia, exactly six months since its neighbour launched its full scale invasion of the country. here's a reminder of what ukraine looked like before. russia already occupied crimea and separatists controlled parts of the east. russian forces then attacked from multiple directions but failed to take kyiv. its advance in the east also stalled because of fierce ukrainian resistance. it took months for russia to capture the entire luhansk region. ukraine is still holding on to parts of neighbouring donetsk. in the south russia has captured kherson and mariupol. but at what cost? our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. as history has shown, the more russia tries to pull ukraine in, the stronger people's sense of identity becomes. on the outskirts of kyiv, this factory used to make hotel uniforms. now it's flags — lots of them. translation: these are very dear colours to us. _ every ukrainian feels these colours and we see them in everythi

this is liverpool right now.im as the full picture, the moments before olivia's killing, become clear. we have obtained cctv recordings of moments before the shooting. two shots ring out. then a third. by now, the gunman has entered olivia's home under struggling with her mother. —— and is struggling with. before a fourth shot. then, two and a half minutes later, look at the top of the screen. feature, reflections of trainers run past the car. we understand police had seen this footage as part of their investigation as the pressure intensifies on those responsible. this man was part of an organised crime gang in liverpool, jailed for violence and gun offences. now rehabilitated he had started to work with gang members to turn the lights around. , ., . ., , around. given an innocent child has been killed. — around. given an innocent child has been killed, there _ around. given an innocent child has been killed, there will _ around. given an innocent child has been killed, there will be _ around. given an innocent

this is liverpool right now. the moments before olivia's killing, become clear. we have obtained this cctv, recordings moments before the shooting. gunshots. two shots ring out. gunshot. then a third. by now, the gunman has entered olivia's home and is struggling with her mother. before a fourth shot. gunshot. then, two and a half minutes later, look at the top of the screen. feet. slowed down, you can see reflections of trainers run past the car. police have seen this footage as pressure intensifies on those responsible. sicarius was part of an organised crime gang in liverpool, jailed for violence and gun offences. now rehabilitated, he has started to work with gang members to turn their lives around. given an innocent person has been killed, and it is a child, there will be a lot of fear. gangs will be doing what they can to protect the perpetrator, that is what gangs do, but saying that, there will be others in the criminal fraternity trying to put this individual in and give details covertly. from a gang per

judith is in liverpool for us. - save her life. judith is in liverpool for us.ave save her life. judith is in _ liverpool for us. what more have we heard? the court has heard those awful details about the last minute of olivia's lie. as you say, police officers raced here atjust after iopm last monday night, armed officers called to the scene, and when they turned up, they found a nine—year—old with a gunshot wound to the chest, and they scooped her up, put her in the back of a police car and braced to alder hey children's's hospital, just about a mile or so from here. one of the officers was trying to stem the bleeding from olivia's chest by pressing his hand over it as he ran through the main entrance doors of the hospital, where he was met by the hospital, where he was met by the trauma team. there were extensive efforts there to save the little girl for more than an hour, including a blood transfusion, but we are told thatjust including a blood transfusion, but we are told that just after that time, just before 11:30pm, it was decided that those efforts shou

police investigating the fatal shooting of nine—year—old at her home in liverpool.e arrested a second man on suspicion of murder. a national emergency has been declared in pakistan after millions of people were forced from their homes, it follows the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. it follows the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. , ., follows the heaviest monsoon rains in decades-— in decades. it is that more than ten da s of in decades. it is that more than ten days of heavy _ in decades. it is that more than ten days of heavy rains _ in decades. it is that more than ten days of heavy rains and _ in decades. it is that more than ten days of heavy rains and yet - in decades. it is that more than ten days of heavy rains and yet the - days of heavy rains and yet the streets are still flooded, this is one of the main roads this community to the outside world.— to the outside world. scientists are t in: to to the outside world. scientists are trying to identify — to the outside world. scientists are trying to identify why _ to the outside world. scientists are tryin

emma vardy, bbc news, liverpool.d develop into one of the country's worst disasters as the heaviest monsoon rains in decades continue. nearly 1,000 people have died sincejune, thousands more have been displaced. pumza fihlani reports. swathes of land across southern pakistan have been turned into islands. the rains have been unforgiving, and the water is still trapped between people's homes. homes, roads and infrastructure have been destroyed, and some villages completely isolated. this week authorities issued fresh warnings for people to get to higher ground. for some, that meant beside a road. families left with what they could manage. this man tells us he has lost everything. translation: we've been sitting here for one week. | there are 20 of us in my family, and we don't know where to go. these tents that you are seeing on either side of this main road where people have come to seek temporary shelter. they tell me that something was different about this year's rains. the water hasn'tjust come from flooded rivers

emma vardy, bbc news, liverpool.ondon while being arrested by police. officers were flagged down after a man and woman were seen arguing on kingston bridge last night. scotland yard say the man, who was in his 20s, hadn't been handcuffed when he went into the water. thousands of people in areas at risk of flooding in pakistan have been told to evacuate their homes. aid agencies say floods could develop into one of the country's worst disasters as the heaviest monsoon rains in decades continue. nearly 1,000 people have died sincejune, while thousands more have been displaced. southern pakistan has been hardest hit by the rains, particularly sindh province, which has received nearly eight times its average august rainfall. many rivers have also burst their banks in the north—western khyber pakhtunkhwa province. our correspondent pumza fihlani reports from the province of sindh one of the worst hit areas. swathes of land across southern pakistan have been turned into islands. the rains have been unforgiving, and the wat

that message much needed _ in liverpool recently.tly. that message l much needed by the community. that is right, there were three shootings in the space of seven days. that has clearly shocked the city. as you mention there, it is almost a week since 0livia was fatally shot at the house beyond the police cordon here last monday. the police ramping up this kind of warfare on the criminals responsible for these awful events. that video that you played they are clearly highlighting and appealing to people's best conscience to come forward and help out, howeversmall they conscience to come forward and help out, however small they think the piece of information would be. you heard any voice over there, this is a young lady when referring to 0livia, who will not see her 18th birthday, go to university or get married or have her own children. a very, very powerful and sombre message, really appealing to people to come forward and perhaps help out and give the police at the information they need. we have seen lots of police activity here th

judith, thank you, in liverpool. —— integral to liverpool being able.g night in west yorkshire, and hid her body in a suitcase, has been jailed for life. bradford crown court heard how dawn walker, who was 52, was found dead in undergrowth behind their home near halifax, four days after marrying 46—year—old thomas nutt, in october last year. the former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson has told a court his former player ryan giggs has a "fantastic temperament". the former footballer is accused of assaulting his ex—partner and her younger sister, which he denies. 0ur sports news correspondent, laura scott, was in court. at the end of the second week of ryan giggs's trial, the jury heard 100 pages of sometimes explicit text messages and a letter that kate greville wrote but never sent the former footballer in 2020. titled the final goodbye, it detailed his alleged infidelity is with eight women. miss greville wrote, i was living 1's life with you, you were living 1's life with you, you were living multiple lives with dozens of women. as the defe

chelsea — leicester liverpool 2—0 bournemouth.crystal palace... john stones own goal put them on the back foot there. own goal put them on the back foot there. leeds or brighton 0—0 so far. in the championship's early kick off sunderland had to take on norwich city without their manager alex neil. he was absent after starting talks with stoke city following michael o'neill�*s departure. sunderland were unbeaten in their two previous home games this season, butjosh sargent�*s goal with quarter of an hour to go was enough for norwich to win1—0 at the stadium of light. in the rugby championship. argentina secured a famous win over the all blacks, beating them 25—18, their first win in new zealand. juan martin gonzalez�*s second—half try put the pumas ahead — and emiliano boffelli's six penalties helped secure the win. the all blacks have now lost six of their last eight tests as the pressure continues to mount on head coach ian foster. that's all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with all the action this afternoon including

judith moritz, bbc news, liverpool. news: on the 50th anniversary of the godfather — often proclaimed the greatest film ever made — talking movies celebrates this landmark classic. # the first time... 50 years ago, a roberta flack song topped the record charts... # ever i saw yourface... we are today seeing the progress of modern china. ..president nixon made a historic visit to china and in britain, there was a 47—day miners strike. and in the cinema world, there was a momentous event. what many claim is the greatest movie ever made was launched — a portrait of an italian—american crime family in new york in the 1940s and �*50s. it was, for a time, the highest—grossing film ever made, a blockbuster that was also a work of great art. it was the godfather. i'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. hello from new york, i'm tom brook and welcome to our talking movies godfather anniversary special. half a century on, we celebrate and reassess the landmark classic, directed by francis ford coppola, starring movie great

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more trouble at liverpool city council.nother government commissioner moves in after a damning report. sir alex ferguson testifies in defence of ryan giggs at the ex—footballer�*s trial on assault and coercive behaviour charges. finland's prime minister takes a drugs test after a video of her partying raises concerns. another sparkling evening at the european championships in munich, with a british gold and silver in the men's 200 metres. coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel, the brazilian midfielder casemiro�*s heading to manchester united. a fee of around £50 million has been agreed with real madrid. good evening. a former british member of the islamic state terror group has been sentenced to life in prison by a court in america. el shafee elsheikh was among a group of british is members who carried out a brutal reign of terror in syria and became known as the beatles because of their english accents, a name given to them by their captives. the judge said elsheikh�*s actions were horrific, barb

— liverpool so soon? when you have criminals using _ liverpool so soon?lic, friends, family members and associates will be a key part of that. ~ ., ., ., , that. we have to leave it there, but helen king. — that. we have to leave it there, but helen king, former _ that. we have to leave it there, but helen king, former chief _ that. we have to leave it there, but helen king, former chief constable | helen king, former chief constable of merseyside police during the rhys jones investigation, thank you for joining us this morning.— jones investigation, thank you for joining us this morning. rising energy bills are a huge worry for so many people at the moment but now a bbc investigation has found millions are missing out on support they should have received from the government. some of the most vulnerable households haven't received a 150 pounds rebate to help towards energy costs because of how they pay their council tax. ben is here to explain more. advice for how people can get their hands on the money they are owed? yes, really important information for

low and liverpool as is knife crime so i don't want it to be seen as having a go at liverpool, thatisolice. police have said this is not the time for people to remain silent, they are still asking for people to come forward with in information. the local community centre opened around nine o'clock this morning and has offered to be a conduitt for people who do not want to go to the police directly and it has offered to pass on information anonymously and two people have come forward and given the same name which has been passed on to the police. what is the wider reaction in the community to what has happened here? there is shock, there is fear. people are scared, and the police acknowledge that. we have seen an increased police presence in the community around here especially after the news conference yesterday when the details of exactly what happened and how random the death of this nine—year—old was. that has really made people scared. it is noticeably quiet around here this morning and we have seen people laying flowers and teddy bears and balloons yesterday but very few people a

and tomos morganjoins me now from liverpool.ng to members the police are clearly appealing to members of criminal gangs, the criminal fraternity was the phrase they used to think about what has happened, to think about the boundaries that have been crossed with this attack and to come forward with this attack and to come forward with information. had the police given any information about whether that appeal is working? the? given any information about whether that appeal is working?— given any information about whether that appeal is working? they had not civen an that appeal is working? they had not given any indication. _ that appeal is working? they had not given any indication. however, - that appeal is working? they had not given any indication. however, we i given any indication. however, we have told that councillors in the community have been given the same name by a few individuals and they have passed that name onto the police and they will be using that as part of that investigation. as you mentioned, the police appe

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, and huge pressure on the police _ liverpool, and huge pressure on the police to— liverpool, and huged asking for them — help to find the killer and asking for them to come forward. but i think— for them to come forward. but i think there _ for them to come forward. but i think there will be a huge operation in liverpool— think there will be a huge operation in liverpool to ensure this happens and they— in liverpool to ensure this happens and they get to the bottom of this. but i and they get to the bottom of this. but i think— and they get to the bottom of this. but i think when you see the pictures. _ but i think when you see the pictures, you can't begin to imagine the grief— pictures, you can't begin to imagine the grief that the parents are going through— the grief that the parents are going through at this moment, and really how the _ through at this moment, and really how the people in liverpool can help track down _ how the people in liverpool can help track down the perp who committed this disgusting act.— this disgusting act. same as sebastian — this disgusting act. same as

united beat liverpool at old trafford with ronaldo on the bench until the final few minutes.ge of approach being key to their victory. it's been reported the forward wants to leave, but united insist he's not for sale. i think he can. in his whole career, several managers he did, several styles and systems and he always performed, so why he can do this? for me, age is not an issue, if you are young and you are good enough and if you are old and still provide the performance, you are still good enough. liverpool are still to win so far this season and are now below manchester united in the premier league table. they have now conceded the first goal in their last seven matches stretching back to last season and jurgen klopp has mounting injury problems to deal with too. he does need help, he does need reinforcements. i know they spent big on darwin nunez, but they also recouped a lot of money over the summer from recouped a lot of money over the summerfrom other recouped a lot of money over the summer from other players. recouped a lot of money over the summerfrom other players

liverpool has a musical heritage. _ biggest party ever. liverpool has a musical heritage.verpool has a| musical heritage. there is romance to their bid. but the winner will be determined on practicalities. these days, eurovision is huge. glasgow has proved its ability to host major events with the recent international climate conference but the fact so many cities have the facilities to be in the running says something. it is a great sign for the north. a lot of tourism in the uk is london centric and the fact there are so many northern centres on the list is a good sign, that people are seeing the north for the tourism it can bring. the north for the tourism it can brina. : :, , :, , the north for the tourism it can brina.: :, , :, ,~ bring. and whoever is finally chosen in the autumn. _ bring. and whoever is finally chosen in the autumn, that _ bring. and whoever is finally chosen in the autumn, that is _ bring. and whoever is finally chosen in the autumn, that is only - bring. and whoever is finally chosen in the autumn, that is only the - in the autumn, that is only th

this is the second child to be shot in liverpool. 15 years ago to the day rhys shot in liverpool. 15killed. an nine—year old girl. brute the person who was shot and killed. an nine-year old girl.— an nine-year old girl. we are waitin: an nine-year old girl. we are waiting for— an nine-year old girl. we are waiting for them _ an nine-year old girl. we are waiting for them to _ an nine-year old girl. we are waiting for them to start - an nine-year old girl. we are waiting for them to start this | an nine-year old girl. we are - waiting for them to start this press conference. they are just setting up the scene fair at merseyside police. incidents like this, of course, because community is to do a lot of soul searching and questioning what is going on in these communities and how policing is helping or not. well, the people who we have spoken to here today obviously are in shock about what has happens. i mentioned that the shooting came on the 15th anniversary of the shooting of rhys jones. yesterday on social media there were lots of tributes to rhys jones, even though it is 15 years a

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well, the player who scored this one is worth 300000 pounds a week or 60000000 a year. meanwhile, liverpool, men's teams will soon train and stay to be out facilities while their women's teams, quote sure, attendance records, the tumbling interest is growing and for the lucky few pay is rising. but the fight recall if he is about much more than just money. you see fussy, many clubs, while the women are still training in finishing at 10 p. m at night and that last pay cause entities last pick of pitches last week of everything and finances are splits on gender lines. can that change as far as the elite mental, the elite of lorenzo is concerned? i think that will be the case. right now the football world is even less fair than the rest of society. is there any hope? well, there is something to be found on the international stage, a long battle between the us women's national team and their own federation. recently ended with a deal securing equal prize money from future world cup campaigns, match fees, access to facilities, and plenty more. ah, as international match, fees are relatively low,

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool.lf a mile away which we understand is in connection with what happened here earlier in the week. there is footage of the arrest, a picture of the car they want to know the whereabouts of. in the words of the senior officer, he says we need any information, as much as ever. they don't want people becoming complacent with coming forward just because i suspect is in custody. around 115,000 royal mail postal workers have gone out on strike in a dispute over pay. today is the first of four days of industrial action, with walk—outs also taking place on 31the august, and the 8th and 9th of september. the postal service has warned letters won't be delivered, and parcels will be delayed. our correspondent duncan kennedy has sent this report from southampton. the letters kept coming, but few will have been delivered today, a 24—hour strike that severely affected royal mail. i don't blame them, to be honest, and i think we're going to get a lot more of it. the government needs to do more without

but the metro mayor of liverpool says it is still not enough.their neighbourhoods, but we need to tackle systemic issues that are leading some people down this path, and that is what i spoke to the home secretary about yesterday. police are continuing to appeal for information, and olivia's family have urged people to do the right thing. for their chatty little girl who was taken from them, they have said now is the time to speak up. emma vardy, bbc news, liverpool. the headlines on bbc news... warnings that the floods sweeping pakistan are becoming one of the worst disasters the country has ever faced. millions are affected. the united nations calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities in libya after rival factions clash in the capital, tripoli. 12 people have been killed. let's get the sport and from —— a full round—up, here is 0lly foster. we've had an incredible afternoon in the premier league, details of a record score at anfield in a moment, but erling haaland ended up with the matchball at the etihad stadium as the champions. erling

a good lien on the story at liverpool, thatjust has a good lien on the story at liverpool, that justw determined that the people of liverpool are to get to the truth, because — liverpool are to get to the truth, because they'll almost put the hillsborough issue they have at the sun, hillsborough issue they have at the sun. which— hillsborough issue they have at the sun, which is immense, to the side. we hope _ sun, which is immense, to the side. we hope that— sun, which is immense, to the side. we hope that is some cause for optimism, watch this space, as they say. the times front page is really interesting — emergence from a hustings that she took part in on tuesday, but it's taken until thursday for the papers to build up into a front page lead, a time his radio hustings, liz truss, where she said she would still spend the money even though she was cancelling the nhs rise to pay for. chill take the money out of general taxation, but shall spend that money not on the nhs, but social care. the shall spend that money not on the nhs, but social care.— nhs, but social care. the whole th

pictures from a police helicopter last night in liverpool.shot on monday night. that arrest took place here in the huyton area of liverpool late last night. what neighbours are telling us is that armed police did seal off the street for a time. merseyside police are saying that they detained a 36—year—old man on suspicion of the murder of nine—year—old olivia and also on suspicion of two attempted murders. olivia's mother cheryl korbel and 35—year—old joseph nee were both injured in the same incident. this is the audi 03 which police say took him to hospital that night. detectives want to know where it was in the days before the shooting and where it was seen afterwards. the killing of olivia pratt—korbel has horrified people in liverpool and beyond. a little girl adored by her family. the home secretary visited the scene today to see the area for herself. all our thoughts are with olivia and olivia's family at this really devastating and sad time. there's a lot of activity that's taken place. there's a lot of policing activity. there's also

danny savage — bbc news — liverpool.first of four days of industrial action, with walk—outs also taking place on 31 august, and the eighth and ninth of september. the postal service has warned letters won't be delivered and parcels will be delayed. our correspondent duncan kennedy has sent this report from southampton. the letters kept coming, but few will have been delivered today, a 24—hour strike that severely affected royal mail. i don't blame them, to be honest, and i think we're going to get a lot more of it. the government needs to do more without a doubt, because people are going to struggle. i'm not surprised. everybody's on strike - at the moment, are they not? everybody wants more, more, more. what we want? peace of mind! picket lines have been in place across the country, this one in london. union leaders say they're only being offered a 2% pay rise and it's not enough. we want a substantial pay rise that reflects the efforts _ that our members putl in during the pandemic to keep the company going, - to get t

so a very lucky liverpool have been criticized for underfunding. the women's team who long dealt with 2nd rate facilities and were treated as an after thought that seems to be changing, found they've won promotion. liverpool was last year's not famous for, for the full treating of dealing with the former school brought out standing lee. well, that didn't go down to the temperature for no reason, but now they're back to now we have to make sure that we use the situation. the example of lewis forces significantly bigger clubs to reflect while market forces mean equal pay will stay out of reach. nearly every club can do better in some way . i think that there's a lot of confidence nationally. i seen what we're doing and trying to figure out if they can apply that to, to their clubs as well. and sometimes that's one single person in a club. they saying, hey, i'm ready trying to shift the dial in my car in my community. and so i think there's also lessons that people can learn from what we're doing for plays, who have grown accustomed to being treated 2

liverpool's women's _ the sport for you. liverpool's women's team _ the sport for you.re also there, but while the girls like the horses, the boys liked the boxing. new sports, new friends, and may be a star of tomorrow. and find their passion today. one of cycling's toughest records is back in british hands, dan bigham smashed the hour record today, he made the attempt in switzerland and broke the old mark by almost half a kilometre, a huge margin. he covered 55.548 kilometres in the 60 minutes. bigham is the fifth british man to break the record, when sir bradley wiggins did it 7 years ago, he described it as cycling's holy grail. bigham isn't even a fulltime cyclist, he works for the ineos team as a performance engineer. to put my name among some of the greatest in the sport, it is mind blowing. it's always been our project, i hadn't really considered the outcome of the other end, but it has been such an enjoyable project to be a part of, and have the support behind me to go and do it, it has been mind blowing. at, support behind me to go and do it, it has been mind

today, churches across liverpool will remember her. phil mccann reports from liverpool.be remembering olivia today, and prayers will be said in her memory and books of condolence opened in churches here in dovecot in the north—east of liverpool and, behind me, floral tributes and balloons. these have been growing on the street corner here. these have been growing on the street corner here. at the police cordon just a few doors away from the house olivia lived at, and it is worth remembering what happened here five days ago. a man was being chased down the street by a gunman. olivia's mum opened the door to see what the commotion was. and the man ran inside, the gunman ran in after him and olivia was shot in her own doorway. this has lead to shock and revulsion in this community. nearly a week on from this now. at anfield yesterday, the home of liverpool football club, there was a real moment when, on the ninth minute, there was applause for nine—year—old olivia and there was a rendition of you'll never walk alone. that song, of course, associated with liverpool football

the killing of- nine-year-old liverpool -- olivia in nine—year—old liverpool —— olivia in liverpool.ustomers in london and several other areas of southern england. sport now, and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. some big news coming out of formula one in the last hour with news that daniel ricciardo is to leave mclaren at the end of the season. with the woking based outfit but was contracted until the end of 2023. the two parties have agreed to part ways a year early. mclaren team boss zak brown said it's no secret that we hoped we could achieve more together. it's no secret that we hoped he it's no secret that we hoped said he had no regrets proud he said he had no regrets and was proud in the effort of work to go to mclaren and is expected to be replaced by fellow australia, oscar piastri. the newly retired ellen white and jill scott "will be missed" says england manager sarina weigman, but she has backed those in her latest squad to step up and replace the retired duo. she's named her squad for the world cup qualifiers next month against austria and luxembourg. chloe kel

sancho danced around the liverpool defence for their opener. and scored what proved to be the winner early in the second half. of course it was mo salah who pulled one back for liverpool, he scored five times against them last season. there was a late scare for united, but they showed incredible resilience here, and a match that had started with united's fans demonstrations against the ownership of the glazerfamily, it wasjust against the ownership of the glazer family, it was just the celebrations that they will take home with them. olly foster reporting for us. china has changed the ending of the latest minions film to suit values approved by the authorities. one of the two villains is jailed — while viewers are told that other�*s main achievement is fatherhood. it's not known who ordered the changes, but beijing often censors films to make them promote what it calls healthy values. and finally, nasa is expected to give the go—ahead for the launch of the artemis mission test flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the