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they'll also affect runners and supporters taking part in the london marathon. y austin is at london's euston station strikes scheduled for this month have been called off following the news of the queen's death but it has now been confirmed that train drivers in the aslef union at 12 train companies will walk out again on the 1st of october, the first day that more than 40,000 rail workers who are in the rmt union working at network rail and i4 train companies will also take part in strike action and it is expected members of the tssa union willjoin them but they haven't confirmed that publicly yet. so the 1st of october looks like the most disrupted day of strike action we have seen so far on the railways since the summer began, as many as 90% of the usual services may not run, and then on the 5th of october, thatis run, and then on the 5th of october, that is a wednesday, another strike is in the calendar, this time only by train drivers in the aslef union but still it will have a pretty big impact. now, the two strike dates combined will book end the conserva

thejury of course means it will affect the london marathon. the jury is still out, but it does look as though there will be some morning rain and then in the afternoon, it should dry out, so this is what it looks like. watch the clock. 10am, reining across the south, and by around lunchtime, that rain should be out of the way. but for the rest of the country, it does look as though sunday will be a mostly sunny day, with highs up to around 16. sophie. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at six on friday, september 30. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hi there, welcome to sportsday this friday night. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: a must—win match in lahore for england. can they win the sixth t20 against pakistan and take the series to a decider? worcester warriors face an exodus of players after further unpaid wages. we'll have the latest on a club in crisis. the brutal concussion that's leading to big questions arou

workers resume strike action in october — affecting the conservative party conference and the london marathone inquest opens into the death of molly russell, the 14—year—old who took her own life after being exposed after being exposed to harmful content online. health officials warn of a second disaster in pakistan as they see a sharp increase in diseases after the country's devastating floods. and tv viewing figures for the queen's state funeral peaked at more than 26 million yesterday as the procession made its way through london. i coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, england's cricketers are playing in pakistan for the first time in 17 years. we playing in pakistan for the first time in 17 years.— playing in pakistan for the first time in 17 years. we will have the latest. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister, liz truss, says she is prepared to take difficult and unpopular decisions to help get the uk economy growing. in her first bbc interview since she became prime minister, liz truss said by focusing on economic growth the uk will be more attracti

and for tens of thousands of people travelling to the london marathon. in recent months have already brought trains to a halt. there were more scheduled this month, but they were called off following news of the queen's death. now it has been confirmed that 9,000 train drivers at 12 companies, 12 train companies, who are members of the aslef union will walk out on saturday, the 1st of october. that's the same day that more than 40,000 rail workers in the rmt union who work for network rail and 14 train companies will also take part in strike action, plus members at a couple of other train companies in separate disputes. it's understood the tssa union is expected tojoin in the strike action that day, but they haven't publicly confirmed it. that looks set to be the most disruptive day of strike action so far. i understand as little as 10% of normal services may be able to run. that means 90%, of course, will be effectively cancelled. then on wednesday, the 5th of october, there is another strike, this time just by train drivers in the aslef union, and the 1

of england so i think rain in the morning for the london marathon and then come the london marathon ando, this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. our latest headlines: a coroner concludes social media did play a part in the death of 14—year—old molly russell, the teenager who took her own life. molly's father gave his reaction after the inquest. if this demented trail of life—sucking content was safe, my daughter molly would probably be still be alive. at an elaborate ceremony in the kremlin, president putin formally annexes four regions of ukraine into russia — after discredited referendums denounced by the west as a sham. meanwhile, an attack on a civilian convoy in one of the four annexed regions, zaporizhzhia, leaves at least 23 people dead. a bbc investigation has found big regional differences in the number of fines issued to parents whose children missed school in england without a valid reason. some local authorities handed out thousands of fines in the last academic year — in other areas, there were none. those are our headlines. let's look at your sports news now and here is lizzie a

it moves the rain a bit further north, and of course it is london marathon day, so if you are headingtemperatures across the uk around 14 to 17 celsius. that is how it is looking. matt, have you ever experienced 190 mph gusts? never come even close, _ experienced 190 mph gusts? never come even close, i _ experienced 190 mph gusts? never come even close, i think _ experienced 190 mph gusts? never come even close, i think probably l come even close, i think probably about 70 mph is the strongest i have ever experienced, hard to imagine. and that feels overwhelming, doesn't it, when you're leaning into the wood? so difficult to imagine. the sound as well _ wood? so difficult to imagine. tt2 sound as well must be just terrifying. sound as well must be 'ust terrifyingi sound as well must be 'ust terri inn. ., . terrifying. matt, thanks so much, we will seak terrifying. matt, thanks so much, we will speak later. _ terrifying. matt, thanks so much, we will speak later. the _ terrifying. matt, thanks so much, we will speak later. the time _ terrifying. matt, thanks so much, we will speak late

thejury of course means it will affect the london marathon.e. watch the clock. 10am, reining across the south, and by around lunchtime, that rain should be out of the way. but for the rest of the country, it does look as though sunday will be a mostly sunny day, with highs up to around 16. sophie. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at six on friday, september 30. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hi there, welcome to sportsday this friday night. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: a must—win match in lahore for england.

and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain.ou're going to spectate, you may well just want to be prepared for a little bit of wet weather around. but for the rest of the uk, a lot of dry weather. a few showers across the far northwest, and it looks like rain slowly clears from the south during sunday afternoon. so, in the sunny spells, top temperatures between about 14—17 degrees for most of us on sunday. then it looks like higher pressure holds on as we head through monday and tuesday towards the south. drier and warmer weather on the way. more showers to come, though, further north. bye— bye. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a concert in moscow's red square, as president putin tells the invited audience, "victory will be ours." it comes after a lavish signing ceremony at the kremlin, where russia formally annexed 15% of ukrainian territory. translation: people | in luhansk and donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens forever. nato says it's the most ser

the london marathon on sunday and here's the thinking, the rain will probably reach southwestern partsr by the time we get to the afternoon and so, we will call it a wet start from the marathon and into the afternoon, then you should try out but there is uncertainty with regards to how quickly, around that you have a fine day on sunday. if you're wondering about monday, high pressure across england and wales, fine weather here with light winds and pleasant conditions and turning and pleasant conditions and turning a bit warmer but in the northwest, we'll get closer to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western isles of scotland in temperatures in the high teens and in scotland and northern ireland and here's the outlook next week it looks as though at times, the weather will be settled by those temperatures could reach 20 degrees and the south of the uk. have a good weekend. called inside man, continuing mondays at 9pm on bbc one. you can catch the first two episodes on iplayer. this comes from the fertile mind of stephen moffat,

london marathon on sunday. we are expecting some rain in the south in the morning.you�*re up to. today at six: international outcry as president putin declares that four areas of ukraine, illegally seized, are now russian. a concert in moscow�*s red square tonight as president putin tells the invited audience — victory will be ours. it comes after a lavish signing ceremony at the kremlin — where russia formally annexed 15% of ukrainian territory. translation: people | in luhansk and donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens — forever. nato says it�*s the most serious escalation of the conflict since russia invaded ukraine in february. also on the programme: the father of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life, urges social media companies to take

mo farah won the men's race for the third time as he stepped up preparations for the london marathon.and eden rainbow—cooper won the wheelchair races. belgium's remco evenepoel continues to lead the vuelta espana with a week of racing to go but lost time to some of his rivals as the race headed into the sierra nevada today. dutchman thymen arensman took the win on a brutal day in the mountains with enric mas second to move to within two minutes and a second of evenepoel. defending champion primoz roglic also gained time — he's just over 90 seconds back in the general classification. a week after finishing fourth at the world mountain bike championships, tom pidcock was back racing on the road at the tour of britain. he finished fifth on the opening stage from aberdeen to glenshee ski centre, which was won by new zealand's corbin strong. the race finishes on the isle of wight next sunday. francesco bagnaia won motogps san marino grand prix for his fourth consecutive victory this season. the italian was pushed all the way by compatriot enea bastianini. the final lap was the fastest of t

sir mo farah has pulled out of running the london marathon this and that's all the sport for now.d showers. today, it's a pretty similar theme, but if anything, i think more in the way of sunshine and fewer in the way of showers. still quite a cluster around first thing on thursday on the tail end of this weather front that's sliding off towards the continent, but actually this little finger, a brief finger of high pressure is going to try and settle things down for this thursday. so, there's some showers to start the day across the south—west of england and pembrokeshire, gone through the morning, but winds in off the north sea will feed some scattered showers into northern england, the north midlands, perhaps the north of east anglia through the afternoon, a few across scotland, too. but predominantly, i think, dry and sunny and temperatures upa degree or so on wednesday, 15—17. through the evening and overnight, it's going to turn quite chilly across eastern areas of england, winds fall light light and the skies stay clear. different picture towards north—west, winds kick up, c

so let's firm it up, london marathon, probably rain in the morning, brighter later or maybe the otherund or something in between, back to you. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at ten — there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire which isjust getting under way on bbc two, the news continues here on bbc one, as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and author shyama perera and martin bentham, home affairs editor of the evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. up up to date. the daily express leads with a warning from banks over house price slump in the market continues. the daily mail focuses on the unexpected news this afternoon that police are searching again for the body of keith bennett. 0ne police are searching again for the body of keith bennett. one of the victims of the moors murders. pension mortgages in the picture

and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain.pectate, you may well just want to be prepared for a little bit of wet weather around. but for the rest of the uk, a lot of dry weather. a few showers across the far northwest, and it looks like rain slowly clears from the south during sunday afternoon. so in the sunny spells, top temperatures between about 14—17 degrees for most of us on sunday. then it looks like higher pressure holds on as we head through monday and tuesday towards the south. drier and warmer weather on the way. more showers to come, though, further north. bye— bye. hello and welcome to our digest of the global week seen through the eyes of leading journalists from the uk and the foreign corresponndents based here who podcast, broadcast, blog and, yes, even these days write for audiences back home from the dateline, london. confidence — it's the magic ingredient which makes us all believe that notes or coins, in themselves worth next to nothing, do have value and will be accepted as payment. governments need the con

a bit of uncertainty about how far north it reaches but it is the london marathon on sunday and thatts of southern england and south wales during sunday morning and could be further south or north, so don't take the position too literally. sunny spells elsewhere and top temperatures between 14 and 17 degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines a coroner concludes social media did play a part in the death of 14 —year—old molly russell, the teenager who took her own life. molly's father spoke after the inquest it is time to protect our innocent young people, instead of allowing platforms to prioritise their profits by monetising the misery of young people. in profits by monetising the misery of young people-— young people. in the last few minutes. _ young people. in the last few minutes, resident _ young people. in the last few minutes, resident putin - young people. in the last few minutes, resident putin has i young people. in the last few - minutes, resident putin has signed a document that legally —— in eagerly annexes parts of ukraine to russia. meanwhile, an attack on ukrai

he described it like the london marathons, the london olympics and london weddings all in one.people, they're happy to wait. a lot of people have been bracing for waits that are, you know, 10, 12 hours. folks in this line have been here they say for about three hours. they started over by london bridge which is maybe 2, 2 1/2 miles from here. one woman i asked about why she was here. she was near tears. it was an emotional experience to think of what queen elizabeth meant to her. they're told not to bring their children. it's difficult to have a child in a lineup for a really long time. they brought them anyways. one man told us, look, it is very likely that a child born today will never see a queen in their lifetime. this is the lineup right now. it sort of fluctuates as to how quickly it's moving, but eventually it will go across the bridge to the houses of parliament here. ladies, i wonder why it was so important for you to be here? >> because she's been on the throne longer than i have been born and she's always been there for us. she's what makes brittain great really i su

and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain. wet weather around. but for the rest of the uk, a lot of dry weather. a few showers across the far northwest, and it looks like rain so in the sunny spells, top temperatures between about 14—17 celsius for most of us on sunday. then it looks like higher pressure holds on as we head through monday and tuesday towards the south. drier and warmer weather on the way. more showers to come, though, further north. bye— bye. this is bbc world news. the headlines... a concert in moscow's red square as president putin tells the invited audience, "victory will be ours." the west has announced more sanctions in response. presidents and linsky applies for the military alliance and says ukraine won't negotiate as long as vladimir putin is in power. hurricane ian makes landfall in south carolina after it hit florida earlier this week, causing severe devastation. and in brazil, the first round of the presidential election is coming up on sunday. it's a vote billed as brazil's most important one since

up to the london marathon.g eilish mccolgan, david weir and sir mo farah, who surged to the finish line at the famous cutty sark to secure his third win in the men's race. farah's last race produced a shock defeat by club runner ellis cross at a 10k race in may, but the four—time olympic champion had no such drama with jack rowe in second and last year's winner jake smith in third. elsewhere, eilish mccolgan brought her excellent track form onto the road as she set a course record in the process. in the wheelchair event, six—time paralympic champion david weir also set a course record to win the men's race. eden rainbow—cooper won the women's. to a big day at both ends of the premier league. bottom—side leicester go hunting for their first win of the season at brighton before arsenals take their 100% record to manchester united. a win would take mikel arteta's side four points clear at the top. when i was younger watching on tv and watching the rivalry, special games between the teams, obviously, playing as a p

in london this morning as he stepped up preparation for next up preparations for next month's london marathonr onto the road to win the women's race in a course record time. david weir set a course record to win the men's wheelchair race and eden rainbow—cooper won the women's. the 2022 super league triathlon series got underway in london today but there was no british victory. in the men's race, olympic silver medallist alex yee had to settle for third as new zealand's hayden wilde took the win around the west india quay circuit. georgia taylor brown took home the bronze in the women's race as well with french teammate cassandra beaugrand winning ahead of taylor spivey. it's the first of five races in the series, with munich hosting the next event next weekend. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a man has been arrested following the deaths of a teenager and two young children in dublin. the 18—year—old woman and her brother and sister aged eight died after an incident at a house in the west of the city. our correspondent mark simson reports from the scene.

the 5th and the 8th, and they are likely to disrupt the conservative party conference and the london marathonhe union has hit back, criticising the chancellor for outlining plans to bring in new laws to guarantee a minimum level of service during strikes and to legally oblige the unions to put pay offers to their members, so i think tensions are still there, we are in a tricky period, i hesitate to say this meeting is a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary and another union, the tssa, so i do think the mood music is starting to soften. marc ashdown there. long queues have formed outside voting stations in italy, as the country holds its first general election since 2018. it's expected to return the country's most right—wing government since the second world war and pave the way for giorgia meloni to become its first woman prime minister. a right—wing alliance led by her brothers of italy party appeared set for a clear victory when the last opinion polls were published two weeks ago. let's take you live to rome now, and our correspondent mark lowen. the las

this weather front will be sweeping across southern parts of the uk that does spell rain for the london marathonor viewers in the uk and around the world. international outcry as putin declares for regions of ukraine are now russian. as a choreographed event in moscow's red square putin declares victory will be ours. it came after a lavish signing ceremony at the kremlin where russia formally annexed ukrainian territory.

third time in the big half in london this morning as he stepped up preparation for next month's london marathon the men's wheelchair race and eden rainbow—cooper won the women's. and it is all systems go at the dutch grand prix, max verstappen as we speak has just taken the lead with around ten laps to go, overtaking lewis hamilton into the very first corner, and brighton have taken the lead against leicester in the premier league with about 20 minutes to go. that's all the sport for now. a man has been arrested following the deaths of a teenager and two young children in dublin. the 18—year—old woman and her brother and sister aged eight died after an incident at a house in the west of the city. our northern ireland correspondent julian o'neill told us more about what happened. we don't as yet no how these three individuals died. an 18—year—old woman and two siblings, twins, aged eight, a boy and a girl, were killed in some type of violent attack at half past midnight on the outskirts of dublin in a housing estate, as you say. another child, a 14—year—old boy, also related to those three who w

sir mo farah has pulled out of this sunday's london marathon with a hip injury.ay their first ever stand—alone fixture at twickenham next year. to play italy. judd trump is safely through to the third round of snooker�*s british open in milton keynes. he beat dean young 4—0. he will reclaim the world number one spot from ronnie 0'sullivan if he wins this tournament. rory mcilroy has called on liv golfers to take a leading role in mending the fractured relationship between the sport's rivalling tours. the four—time major winner, who has been one of the most outspoken critics of the saudi funded series, is getting ready to play on the european tour�*s alfred dunhill links championship at st andrews. when you have had a system in place were so long, and someone comes and completely upsets everything and is antagonistic and does not want to play by the rules, then it is hard to accept that. i would just say the ball is in their court and if they want to come to the table and... try to play nicely within the sandbox that has already been created, the opportunity is th

perhaps the way to compare it would be to combine the olympics, all the london marathons and many eventsver a week. and what's particularly challenging for many authorities the secret intelligence services, gchx that monitor all cyber and cellular traffic and metropolitan police in the protection of westminster, that of course includes many other stewards and many others walk through london and see the recent footage that we'll see every day there are 10,000 police officers deployed. and in addition in support to that about 1,500 military personnel as well. we are under the world's spotlight right now, and all of those people working all those different agencies know we need to get it right. >> yeah. a massive apparatus, as i said -- as you say. but i'm curious about the fixated threat assessment center. it's an unusual unit. explain what they do and what role they have now. >> well, i've worked alongside this team, and they are a specialist team that operates within the metropolitan police, and they deal with the threat management of individuals that are commonly or in most common would

a bit like the london marathon. london marathon. right! juliet is askin: the london marathon. right! juliet is asking about, _ the london marathon. right! juliet is asking about, is _ the london marathon. right! juliet is asking about, is there _ the london marathon. right! juliet is asking about, is there a - the london marathon. right! juliet| is asking about, is there a separate queue for people with disabilities? she says that she has reduced mobility and uses crutches. yes. she says that she has reduced mobility and uses crutches. yes, we have had similar _ mobility and uses crutches. yes, we have had similar questions - mobility and uses crutches. yes, we have had similar questions from - mobility and uses crutches. yes, we l have had similar questions from many other viewers. the queue itself is a step free, of course it is very long as well. there is a separate accessible route which begins at tait britain on the north side of the river near pimlico and victoria tube and train stations. there is a step free

sir mo farah has pulled out of running the london marathon this sunday with a hip injury.nd showers. today, it's a pretty similar theme, but if anything, i think more in the way of sunshine and fewer in the way of showers. still quite a cluster around first thing on thursday on the tail end of this weather front that's sliding off towards the continent, but actually this little finger, a brief finger of high pressure is going to try and settle things down for this thursday. so, there's some showers to start the day across the south—west of england and pembrokeshire, gone through the morning, but winds in off the north sea will feed some scattered showers into northern england, the north midlands, perhaps the north of east anglia through the afternoon, a few across scotland, too. but predominantly, i think, dry and sunny and temperatures upa degree or so on wednesday, 15—17. through the evening and overnight, it's going to turn quite chilly across eastern areas of england, winds fall light light and the skies stay clear. different picture towards north—west, winds kick up,

now we have more strike dates for october the 1st, the conservative party conference and the london marathonions to pay off the unions to put pay offers to their members, so i think tensions are still there, we are in a tricky period, i hesitate to say this meeting is a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary at another union, so i do think the mood music are starting to soften. marc ashdown there. in italy, people are voting in what many predict could be a historic election. polling suggests the country could choose its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and the first to come from the far right. party, called brothers of italy, — could top the vote but is likely to need to go into coalition with other parties to form a government. mark lowen has been looking at the complexity of governing italy. there are some things that italians agree on — they've got the best coffee and food — and many they don't. politics is one of them, and it's at the fore today, in a crunch election. it was sparked injuly, when the prime minister, mario draghi, lost the sup

best way to perhaps compare it would be to combine the 2012 olympics, all the royal weddings, london marathonher events all on particularly a week and what is particularly challenging for the authorities, and there are many different strands from the security services, mi-5, secret intelligence services respect, mi-6, monitoring the cellular traffic and police holding the prime among the palace. and that includes many other stewards and anybody walking through london or has seen some of the recent footage will see that on every day, there are 10,000 police officers deployed and in addition in support to that about 1500 military personnel as well. we are under the world's spotlight right now. and all of those people working all those different agencies know we need to get it right. >> just some extreme situations that they have to deal with. one of them being all the foreign dignitaries who will be arriving. i think some 70 of them each with their own needs, with their own specifications. how do you mesh and coordinate their security demands with the existing infrastructure? >> as you can prob

yesterday the london mayor described this as a combination of the london marathon, the olympics, whichten years ago, and the last two royal weddings combined. you can understand why he thinks that, just because of the sheer volume of people lining up here. we've been trying to chase the end of the line, which was about two miles from the houses of parliament and westminster hall where this ends people will be able to file past the kas set of queen elizabeth. it was about two miles initially away. then stretched to three miles. so it's hard to keep up with where the end of the line is. now we are closer to the front and people say they've been in line for two or three hours but many expected to stay longer than that. i wouldn't say the mood is somber, i wouldn't call it a celebration, either. but we've seen a lot of comradery. we met a lot of people in line, and shared their love of queen elizabeth. why was it so important for you guys to be here? you're live on cnn. >> we just needed to come for the history and just to pay our respects. it's very important. >> reporter: what did the qu

the 5th and the 8th, and they are likely to disrupt the conservative party conference and the london marathonws to guarantee a minimum level of service during strikes and to legally oblige the unions to pay off during strikes and to legally oblige the unions to put pay offers to their members, so i think tensions are still there, we are in a tricky period, i hesitate to say this meeting is a breakthrough but there is another planned between the transport secretary and another union, the tssa, so i do think the mood music is starting to soften. marc ashdown there. in italy people are voting in what many predict could be a historic election. polling suggests the country could choose its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and the first to come from the far right. her party called brothers of italy could top the vote but is likely to need to go into coalition with other parties to form a government. our correspondent mark lowen is in rome. the rain has stopped, leaving this gorgeous view of the colosseum. some things never change in the eternal city, even if politics do, and politics in

well, we've got the london marathon on sunday and here's the thinking, the rain will probably reach southwesternl get closer to atlantic weather fronts and rain expected possibly northern ireland and quite likely in the western isles of scotland. here, the temperatures in the high teens and in scotland and northern ireland mid teens and here's the outlook next week it looks as though at times, the weather will be unsettled by those temperatures could reach 20 degrees in the south of the uk. have a good weekend. international outcry as president putin declares that four areas of ukraine, seized illegally, are now russian. at a choreographed event in moscow's red square, president putin declares 'victory will be ours'. it came after a lavish signing ceremony at the kremlin, where russia formally annexed 15% of ukrainian territory. translation: people in luhansk and donetsk. _ translation: people in luhansk and donetsk, and _ translation: people in luhansk and donetsk, and the _ translation: people in luhansk and donetsk, and the preacher. and donetsk, and the preacher are becoming our citizens. al

for the first time in three years, huge crowds will be allowed to line the route of the london marathon judo. whenever i�*m in a pain cave, i always think about, yeah, my father, and my family, as well, and that i�*m doing them proud. and that, you know, the pain i�*m in right now is nothing compared to, you know, the pain that he was in. it�*s going to be a bit strange not to have him here, but i know he would be proud of what we�*re doing. travel now and this is how tfl services are looking. there�*s no service on the elizabeth line between hayes and harlington and heathrow airport due to a signal failure. a good service on all other lines. now the weather with sara thornton. hello, good morning. a pretty cool start this morning, especially in the suburbs, temperatures in single figures. another day with blustery north—westerly winds, perhaps fewer showers and we saw yesterday. there will still be some around. but a lot of dry weather with some sunshine, the wind is tempering the feel of things, it�*ll feel pretty chilly, temperatures and mid—teens, but the winds are listening through

workers resume strike action in october — affecting the conservative party conference and the london marathon

so mo farah has pulled out of running the london - pulled out of running the london marathon this sundayhe added he hoped te take part his,,,,,,,, race next line. he added he hoped to take part hiseme, , race next year. in his hometown race next year. more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you very much. as promised, we will talk a little bit more about what causes the main news today, the bank of england making that emergency intervention to try and calm the financial markets after last week's mini budget sent the value of the pound tumbling. the imf urged the prime minister to reverse course. overnight, the secretary expressed her concern about the measures. the greek finance minister during greece's bail out of 2015 has been giving us his opinion on the situation on the economic proposals. the trickle down economics, a zombie idea, that liz truss resurrected, half resurrected from the dead. it has never worked. it didn't work in the 1980s, has never worked. it didn't work in the 19805, it has never worked. it didn't work in the 1980s, it never worked in t

and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain.edia did play a part in the death of 14—year—old molly russell, the teenager who took her own life. molly's father gave his reaction after the inquest. if this demented trail of life sucking content were safe, my daughter molly would probably still be alive. at an elaborate ceremony in the kremlin, president putin formally annexes four regions of ukraine into russia, after discredited referendums denounced by the west as a "sham". translation: they made this choice to be

here, and if we take world experiences in general, let's say, there is the istanbul half marathon, or the london york half marathon. uh, we've had a maximum of over 30,000 members to date. then they need to develop it. i say a lot of amateur cups have appeared that occupy, uh, the culture of running, people run and develop this culture, and in addition to our minsk half marathon they conduct a number of other massive races together with the history of the minsk half marathon, and just since 2015, a completely different type of active hobby began to collect first an amateur, and then professionals, after a very short time, the bison race will be called the most difficult obstacle race in europe, and the europeans themselves, and the belarusians will firstly form a team of top-packets, which will begin to create special clubs like this. here is an amusing sports training in 2015 for the first time held the first flight race, and i'm on i started that i was her and as a gift they gave me a subscription to the hall for a month. i came there it was written crossfit, but i thought that i didn’t need t

a bit of uncertainty about how far north it will reach but it is the london marathon on sunday whichainian territories into russia — following discredited referendums. the west has described the move as a sham meanwhile an attack on a civilian convoy near the ukranian city of zaporizhzhia leaves at least twenty three people dead the government says it will work closely with the uk's financial watchdog over the coming weeks — following days of financial turmoil a mounting death toll in florida after hurricane ian — president biden says it could be the deadliest storm ever to hit the state when we sign up to train with the dogs we know this day is coming. and saying goodbye to sammy — the story of a retiring guide dog — and how hard it is to get another one unsafe online content available on social media platforms did contribute to the death of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life five years ago. that's the finding from the inquest into her death, which heard how she'd viewed more than two thousand posts online relating to depression, self harm and suicide. the coroner said

the walk out in october could affect the london marathon.the tourists who decided to bowl first after winning the toss, but it took until the tenth over for england to take a wicket. adil rashid bowling. the latest score, 109-1. rashid bowling. the latest score, 109—1. there are in the 14th over. in fact, they have just lost a second wicket. that is 109—2 now, in that first of seven t20 matches. sarah hunter has been named captain of the women's rugby world cup squad. it will be herfourth of the women's rugby world cup squad. it will be her fourth world cup alongside the vice captain. they have included two 20—year—old forwards in their line—up. it is amazing. to be going to a world cup, that is going to be in new zealand, a country that is well known for their rugby, loves their rugby, going as number one in the world, you cannot ask for any more. it is going to be a great experience. i am excited. meanwhile, in the men's game, liam williams will miss wales's autumn internationals after suffering a collarbone injury. it happened on his card

further rail strikes have been announced for next month affecting big events like the london marathonnew ledger stone in the windsor chapel where she was buried on monday. the late monarch was laid to rest with her husband, the duke of edinburgh, in the george vi memorial chapel alongside her parents and sister. buckingham palace says the stone replaces a black slab naming george vi and elizabeth, the queen mother. 11 minutes past seven this wednesday morning. we will get more analysis on that speech by vladimir putin in moscow in the last few minutes, but we have got lots more to come, including going to loch ness later. where it looked beautiful, and carol has been telling us, it is quite mild there. good morning. good morning to you all. it is indeed mild, there is quite a bit of cloud around this morning and some of us seeing beautiful sunrises through that cloud and some having missed in fog across parts of south—west england and east anglia. we have got some rain across the west of scotland, and essentially we have got a mixture of a fair bit of cloud, some breaks with some suns

they say, if from all over the world experiences, let's say there is an istanbul half marathon, or there is londonrk. uh, we had the maximum number of participants today more than 30.000. there 35 2019 in belarus has not ended. almost every weekend in our country there will be races of different complexity and format. and such was the day of sports in the studio worked christina kamysh. all the best. what successes have already been achieved in seed production and do all our belarusian farms enjoy the fruits, so to speak, of your work. more than 80 percent of the tower of the republic of belarus is occupied by varieties created by our scientific and practical center . determine by and large the basis of the food security of our state, 38 crops are in the process of selection study by our scientists, and for each of these crops a whole system of varieties has been created for various directions using different ripening periods for crops for all economic enterprises in our regions, as in general for the country or individual regions. what agricultural crops can be a priority today, the priority, of

intending to travel for the conservative party conference and people trying to get to london ahead of the marathon dispute is about pay. the rmt union says it's dispute is aboutjob security, pay and working conditions. the leaders of both unions have spoken positively about recent meetings they have had with the new transport secretary but it is clear no breakthrough has happened to prevent these strikes going ahead and the leader of aslef told me a deal with the train companies does not feel close at the moment. and the rail industry�* argument throughout all of this remains that they do want to give a pay rise but reforms have to be agreed to afford one.— pay rise but reforms have to be agreed to afford one. police in afghanistan say 19 people have died and nearly 30 have been wounded in a suicide attack at an education centre in kabul. most of the victims were teenage girls who were sitting a practice university exam. the green party of england and wales is calling for a new tax on the wealthiest 1% of the population, to fund investment in renewable energy and home insulation. at its annual con

will happen on sunday and the impact, but it could potentially bring a pretty wet race for the london marathonh and eastwards. big question marks how far north it gets and how quickly that will gradually clear. away from it, though, a lot of you will have a dry day with some sunny spells. just the odd shower in north—west scotland, but a warmer day compared to what we've got at the moment for scotland and northern ireland. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am: the prime minister, liz truss, and the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, have this morning met top officials from the office for budget responsibility. the pound has rallied and reached the same level against the dollar before the mini budget one week ago. ministers are defending their plans. we have to act really quickly last friday to give people the confidence on energy. ukrainian officials in the zaporizhzhia region say a russian missile attack on a humanitarian convoy has killed more than 20 people queuing to bring aid and pick up their relatives. the rocket attack comes on the the day when president putin is to comple

i should say this particular place for years now has been the end of the london marathon.tarts we anticipate that even more people will be coming to the spot to try and get a position so they can see the queen's coffin pass them by. nick, for the moment, thank you. nick, for the moment, thank you. nick big on the mall. —— nick beake. one of the 15 countries of which the queen was monarch was new zealand — and in a moment, we'll be speaking to a very famous new zealander who met the queen on several occasions. her majesty made her first visit to new zealand in 1953 — it was the first time a serving monarch had set foot in the country. so the queen comes to new zealand. 12,000 miles from the motherland, she is home amongst her people. she was to visit new zealand nine more times during her 70—year reign. prime ministerjacinda ardern has held a proclamation ceremony for king charles iii, saying she expected her country's relationship with the royal family to deepen. meanwhile, more traditional new zealand tributes have been taking place across the country. they chant a haka w

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