looking at manchester ci , as a whole? looking at manchester city. looking _ as a whole?at the business they've done and the money they've spent, you can see a number of the hype profile summer transfers, for that money it's got be a hit the ground running. gabrieljesus has made an impact at arsenal already, so he's prospered well since leaving manchester city fc raheem sterling has also just started scoring some goals for chelsea, but you get the feeling chelsea are still in a transitional period despite the money they've spent, it's been the most proactive summer window in terms of their outlay at stamford bridge. but erling haaland will continue to grow up —— grab headlines and score all the goals. we'll let you go because you are the busiest man in the whole building today, thank you for the update. moving onto tennis now — and things may not have worked out for emma raducanu at this year's us open, but it could be a bumper yearfor britain's men. our sports news correspondent laura scott is in new york, following the action from flushing meadows. laura, it's two throu

cord number seven, manchester crown court. cord number seven. they — manchester crown court.r crown court. cord number seven, they stood up and when - seven, they stood up and when addressing thejudge and seven, they stood up and when addressing the judge and requesting addressing the judge and requesting a retrial, he set this matter has been discussed with the crown prosecution service over the past week at a very senior level. mr gates was not in court today and he was under no obligation to attend but, it was last wednesday that a iury but, it was last wednesday that a jury spent on the 23 hours of deliberation and failed to reach a majority verdict on any of the three counts faced by the former manchester united football. these counts were one of alleged controlling behaviour towards his former partner over a three—year period and two counts of assault, one towards her and the other towards her youngest sister which is alleged to have happen at the former managers home on the 1st of november 2020 in manchester. now, mr edicts denies all of these charges in the earliest p

manchester made just 120. 100 balls for trent rockets to chase that.u can't beat a tight finish. rockets needed 11 off the last five balls and got there with two balls to spare. now, that's entertainment. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. there's much more on the bbc sport website — but that's it from me. back to you, jane. and before we go, just a word from laura kuenssberg about her new programme, which launches in the morning. i've come to kyiv in ukraine — the conflict in this country one of the causes of the crisis that confronts us all. i've been speaking to the first lady, olena zelenska. and also live in the studio tomorrow rishi sunak and liz truss — one of them will be our new prime minister on monday. join me tomorrow at nine on bbc one. you can see more about all today's stories on the bbc news channel — but from the team here tonight, goodnight. where you've got the sunshine, hello, this is bbc news with lewis vaughanjones. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has warned the train operator avanti west coast that it's in the last chan

this is been hanging over the form marked manchester united had form marked manchester united had forthis chart can be heard for second time here at the crown court in manchester. ryan gigs is accused of controlling behaviour towards his former partner kate greville and also into charges of alleged assault against kate greville and her younger sister emma euedge greville and her younger sister emma elledge are taking place at the former players home in manchester on the 1st of november 2020. last week a jury here failed to reach a majority of verdict on any of those three counts. when requesting a retrial earlier this week the prosecution barrister told the judge that this matter has been discussed at a senior level within the crown prosecution service. the trial is expected to last between three and four weeks when he gets under way nextjuly. four weeks when he gets under way nextjuly. harry brook will make his test debut for england at the oval tomorrow in the deciding match of the series against south africa. meanwhile, after three years of internatoinal exile, alex hales has been

last his home in manchester on the 1st of november 2020.es. earlierthis verdict on any of these three charges. earlier this morning, the prosecution barrister peter wright stood up in front ofjudge hilary manley requesting a retrial and told the judge that this matter has been discussed at a high level within the crown prosecution service. the trial is expected to last around three to four weeks when it gets under way in july next year. four weeks when it gets under way in july next year-— july next year. matt graveling, thank you- _ the mother of nine—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel, who was shot in liverpool last month, has called for the person who killed her daughter to confess. speaking in a video filmed and released by merseyside police, cheryl korbel, who was injured during the shooting, said the murderer knew they'd done wrong and should own up. four men arrested in connection with the murder have been released on conditional bail. judith moritz reports. stop filming me, dad. i'm on it as well. grabbing onto her dad for comfort, 0livia

juliet phillips, bbc north west tonight's manchester. save people around 30% on the average fare. up to £60 million is being provided to subsidise the scheme. 0ur reporter mairead smyth brought us more details from huddersfield. the price cap comes in from tomorrow in west yorkshire, because of a deal that has been struck by the combined authority rare —— mayor tracy brabin, she has been working to try and bring in the reduction in single fares down to £2 from tomorrow. it should save people around £1.50. a similar scheme is coming into effect in greater manchester tomorrow. the single fare again £2 per adult and just £1 for children but here in huddersfield, the change has been largely welcomed. that huddersfield, the change has been largely welcomed.— largely welcomed. that to me is a no-brainer. _ largely welcomed. that to me is a no-brainer, there _ largely welcomed. that to me is a no-brainer, there is _ largely welcomed. that to me is a no-brainer, there is no _ largely welcomed. that to me is a no-brainer, there is no point - larg

it’s for manchester city and for the league as well.— for manchester city and for the leauue as well. as well. it's a big statement from barcelona. could we - league as well. it's a big statement from barcelona. could we be - league as well. it's a big statement| from barcelona. could we be seeing more of these substantial fees and women's football in the future? around for hundred thousand pounds being reported. i around for hundred thousand pounds being reported-— being reported. i think so. we've now reached _ being reported. i think so. we've now reached the _ being reported. i think so. we've now reached the point _ being reported. i think so. we've now reached the point where - being reported. i think so. we've i now reached the point where player contracts in women's football are much longer. that means if clubs do want to bring in new players and they are going to have to buy players out of contracts. we have seenin players out of contracts. we have seen in kiera walsh play she has a bit more power as a player as well but now she will barrow this massively up the back of engla

my name is lisa and my dad owned the reno nightclub in manchester.ife, he knew where he was there wasn't the scope to do anything, but had the vision from being really young that he wanted to do more and he thought the opportunities to go on a ship and try and make his way here. he was looking at the premises of the reno and opposite, there was a pub on the corner with big glittering lights and they went into the pub and asked for a guinness and the barman said, "we don't serve monkeys in here." and he pointed to a large wooden barrel at the side of the bar that people were throwing dead ends of the pints in and he said to my dad, "monkeys drink out of there." my dad said, "one day i will have a bar, i will remind you of this." many years later, he managed to get a liquor license, opened the reno and the owner of the pub on the corner came over and was like, "can i get a title like a red stripe?" my dad said, "you don't remember me?" he said, "no i don't remember you." i said, "i came in your place and asked for a drink and this is what you told me."

many had predicted a close contest in manchester.never been stopped. it was a frantic start, with the pair trading some heavy blows in the early rounds. the kiwi was landing flush, but the granite chin ofjoyce was able to withstand the best he could offer. as the fight went on, the former 0lympic silver medallist began to stamp his authority, as a cut opened above parker's right eye. joyce took advantage of that, huge left hand sending the new zealander crashing down to the canvas. he failed to make the count, as the juggernaut danced in delight after sending the perfect message to his rivals. now i get the credit i deserve from this fight and it makes me at the elite level, there is no argument, so i'm happy. i enjoyed the fight and got the win, the highlight of knockout. at this stage of my career, joe was a tough challenge, as you guys saw tonight, the pressure he put on and every time i hit him he kept coming back and we knew exactly what he was going to do, but everything did not click as i thought it would, but hey, it is boxin

at manchester's ukrainian cultural centre, the choir is rehearsing.xcitement about the possibility of eurovision coming here. i think that manchester deserves to host the eurovision contest because of the big community that's here, that's been here, and we've welcomed all the new refugees, as well. # you know i'll beg, steal or borrow...# and one manc almost won eurovision. in 1972, lyn paul's group the new seekers came second to luxembourg. it was just a real big thrill to think that we were representing our country, you know? it was great. we thoroughly enjoyed it. not quite so much when we got the scores! # i always knew...# and she is hopeful her home city will host. manchester, we're all made of stern stuff and we'll get there if we can, any way we can. # stefania mamo, mamo stefania...# it's clear that kalush orchestra's eurovision triumph is also a source of pride to manchester's younger ukrainians. i was actually wearing it when they came on stage. i was like, "oh my god, look! "hat!" this 11—year—old does his own version of their song. # stef

juliet phillips, bbc north west tonight manchester.nced by the government. the move could save people around 30% on the average fare. mairead smyth has more from huddersfield. the price cap comes in from tomorrow, in fact, here in west yorkshire. that's because of a deal that's been struck by the combined authority mayor. she's been working with the combined authority to try and bring in that reduction in single fares going to £2 from tomorrow. it should save people around £1.50 per singlejourney. a similar scheme coming into effect in greater manchester tomorrow as well. the single fare again, £2 for adults, just £1 for children. but here in huddersfield, the change has been largely welcomed. to me, it is a no—brainer. there is no point in taking the car and then paying for parking fees and everything, and so, to me, obviously, the cost of living and the fact it is saving money at the end of the day. right now it is costing us really too much - so if it is going to cost us £2, not more than £2, i that would be really amazing. it is go

finally, we bring you the story of the reno night club opened in manchester by a nigerian man. is lisa and _ was welcoming to all. my name is lisa and my _ was welcoming to all. my name is lisa and my dad _ was welcoming to all. my name is lisa and my dad owned - was welcoming to all. my name is lisa and my dad owned the l is lisa and my dad owned the reno nightclub in manchester. he lived in nigeria his whole life, he knew where he was, there was not the scope to do anything, but had the vision from really young that he wanted to do more and he thought the opportunities to go on a ship and try and make his way here. he was looking at the premises of the reno and opposite was a pub with big glittering lights and they went into the pub and asked for a guinness and the barman said into the pub and asked for a guir don't |nd the barman said into the pub and asked for a guir don't |nd th monkeys said into the pub and asked for a guir don't| he :h monkeys said into the pub and asked for a guir don't| he :h monkeys a aid here." and he pointed to a barrel at the side here." and he poi

manchester united and aston villa. win earlier, merseyside derby at 6:1i5pm at anfield. wales are hoping to avoid the same nations league fate that england suffered the other day, they must beat poland tonight to prevent relegation from the top tier of the competition. they are bottom currently of group k four, but they will send poland down if they went. they have been plagued by injuries and suspension, but gareth bale has declared himself fit to start having appeared as a second—half substitute last week. the appeared as a second-half substitute last week. ., . appeared as a second-half substitute last week. , ., , ._ last week. the goal is to play a . ainst last week. the goal is to play against the — last week. the goal is to play against the best _ last week. the goal is to play against the best teams - last week. the goal is to play against the best teams and i last week. the goal is to play | against the best teams and be last week. the goal is to play . against the best teams and be in last week. the goal is t

sunday sees manchester united host arsenal. it’s sunday sees manchester united host arsenal. �* , ., arsenal. it's their toughest test so far. across london, chelsea - arsenal. it's their toughest test so far. across london, chelsea face l far. across london, chelsea face west ham. the blues spent most this summer. 260 million pounds of talent looks to jail. 260 million pounds of talent looks to gel. the money buys the players but the points come on the pitch. joe lynskey, bbc news. one of the biggest competitions in the sport of eventing — the burghley horse trials is back after three years off due to the pandemic. britain's kitty king is leading after the first of three phases — the dressage. she heads the top class field on a score of 21.2 penalty points. but it's very close going into tomorrow's influential cross country. and that's all the sport for now. hello, there. the wettest of the weather in the weekend looks likely to be in the west. closest to this area of low pressure, northern ireland, scotland, showers further east you are. that wet weather across northern ireland, so

manchester city no luck either. manchester city no luck either., it was just one goal, manchester city and deploying a mac. aston villa's first shot on target or game. their only shot on target all game for this was a day when the tactics and personnel didn't matter so much as one simple fact. you just had to take your chances. brentford haven't been beaten at home this season after they continued their good form at the brentford community stadium. it was an excellent 5—2 defeat of leeds united with ivan toney scoring a hat trick which takes him past the 50 goal mark for the club. it was a second successive away loss for leeds. not normally, not allowed to shoot outside the penalty area... today, again, a penalty from just maggie the best penalty taken the world. i know it's big words, but ijust speak what i see, every week, how he does it and he is so cool and composed and got a good strategy for it. the free kick, a brilliant one and the last one is ridiculous, that's composure. instead of smashing it, trying to cite for it, just chip it over. i

and the same goes for greater manchester.their autumn covid booster vaccine — with care home residents and staff among the first to receive it. a recently approved moderna vaccine will be the first to be used — and today the uk health regulator has approved another, made by pfizer—biontech. long covid in children is believed to be extremely rare — but for those who suffer from the effects, it can be debilitating. now a number of specialist clinics have been set up in england to help treat the condition. luxmy gopal has been given access to one of them in west yorkshire. frey was an energetic girl before she had covid last september. now, long has meant she can't walk far. back pains, headaches, fatigue, i used get rashes.— back pains, headaches, fatigue, i used get rashes. senators. but now a alimmer of used get rashes. senators. but now a glimmer of hepe- _ used get rashes. senators. but now a glimmer of hope. i'm _ used get rashes. senators. but now a glimmer of hope. i'm a _ used get rashes. senators. but now a glimmer of

meghan markle there who was speaking in manchester in the uk herfirst who was speaking in manchester her first speech who was speaking in manchester in the uk herfirst speech in the uk since she left the uk with harry. the financial times a lot of detail, more detailed about the energy package that is expected to be announced with what's in there for businesses but also for households as they face soaring energy costs in the uk, which got its predicted what many businesses out of business. so we shall be discussing that in more detail as i say in our business coverage in 25 minutes. let's get some of the day's other news. seven men and one woman have gone on trial over the 2016 bastille day attack in nice when a gunman drove a heavy truck at high speed into a crowd gathered to watch fireworks on the riviera seafront, killing 86 people and injuring more than 400. the attacker in nice was shot dead by police and those on trial are accused of helping him. the trial is expected to last until december more than 60 people have been killed by an earthquake in china's sichuan province. the m

a future mayor of manchester. ! sound like to me? a future mayor of manchester-— manchester. you are one of the 658.000 _ moment, whether you are one of the 658,000 people and over £150,000 a year or— 658,000 people and over £150,000 a year or in— 658,000 people and over £150,000 a year or in the category of under 20,000 — year or in the category of under 20,000 plus per year that thinks that bank' — 20,000 plus per year that thinks that bank' bonuses or high net worth should _ that bank' bonuses or high net worth should get— that bank' bonuses or high net worth should get a tax break at this moment— should get a tax break at this moment in time. it is wrong and we need _ moment in time. it is wrong and we need to— moment in time. it is wrong and we need to deal— moment in time. it is wrong and we need to deal those things. i know you have — need to deal those things. i know you have to... laughter at your producers... laughter at our roducers... �* ., ., laughter at ourroducers... �* ., ., ., at your producers... are not at all, we look at — at your producers... are not at a

walsh will be the sixth england player to leave manchester city this summer.a number of ryder cup team—mates has been strained by their defection to liv golf. five members of europe's side last year have joined the saudi—funded series, with four of those five — ian poulter, lee westwood, sergio garcia and bernd veesberger — playing in this week's bmw pga championship at wentworth. spekaing at a media press conference earlier, mcilroy didn't shy away from his feeling about those participating. look, it is what it is. my opinion is they— look, it is what it is. my opinion is they should be here, but again, that'siust — is they should be here, but again, that'sjust my opinion. that's is they should be here, but again, that's just my opinion. that's a novelty for— that's just my opinion. that's a novelty for them at this point. we'll— novelty for them at this point. we'll go— novelty for them at this point. we'll go from there. and in cricket, alex hales has been called up to england's twenty20 world cup squad as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstow. hales

all right, let's look out for now. fallen giants. manchester united. they've left the biggest deal until the final days. antony arrived, but rinaldo is still dead to spice. he's wishes tell us more about not. yeah, you know, we're antony is a router, basically a read reuniting with his coach, eric on hog, you know, they were together and i acts, but the bigger news is, of course chris shall rinaldo he. he has the most goals in the champions league. he desperately wanted to return to the champions league. manchester united. missed out on that opportunity. and either the reports are his agent was trying to shop the 37 year old to every t bar. meaning there are reports. they said now he really wasn't me assign. mia, their motto, dorman, you know what was a possible destination within c r 7, chris on rinaldo came out, said there's a lot of fake news out there. well, the dust has settled and he's right now in england waiting, you know, to get his opportunity to put up some numbers, but no champions league, it looks like the season for us, your 7. okay. chri

manchester united have signed brazilian winger antony from ajax. for an initialfee £82 million.eague history. the 22—year—old has signed a contract until 2027, with the option of an additional year. leicester city have signed vout fas from french club reims. the defender has joined on a five—year contract for an undisclosed fee, with the move subject to international clearance. earlier, football reporter simon stone explained leicesters simon stone explained leicester's activity this window. we don't know a lot about him. he's 24 we don't know a lot about him. he's 2a years of age, but leicester have ended up in a weird situation the summer. usually, they sell one of their star players quite early on in then use that money to reinvest in then use that money to reinvest in the squad. that didn't happen this time. we've ended up with wesley going to chelsea for a lot of money this week, but really, brendan rogers is only giving a small portion of that money to spend on his squad. they're in a far weaker position than you would expect them to be at this point in the transfer window

manchester city were on red hot form in spain, chelsea manchester city were on red—hot form in spain, to the holders real madrid. andy swiss reports. first celtic, a return to the champions league against the champions. rail madrid, 0 a cackling atmosphere. oh so close from callum mcgregor. real�*s class finally told. that put them ahead, and further goals rounded off a 3—0 win. the light for them, but defeat for celtic. manchester city were a way to sevilla. city ultimately cruised to a 4—0 victory. it was a bad night for chelsea, though, wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. wales have secured their spot in the play—offs as they look to reach next year's women's world cup in australia and new zealand. they only needed a draw with slovenia to secure second place in their qualifying group, which keeps them in the hunt for a place at their first women's majorfinals. there was a crowd ofjust over 12,000 in to see it in cardiff — a record for a wales women's fixture. it's a real feeling to be out of here playing

good luck against the manchester originals and the i the manchester originals and the southern brave.style. on the drums. in cricket as _ his play style. on the drums. in cricket as well. _ his play style. on the drums. in cricket as well. what _ his play style. on the drums. in cricket as well. what about - his play style. on the drums. in cricket as well. what about the | cricket as well. what about the traditionalists _ cricket as well. what about the traditionalists who _ cricket as well. what about the traditionalists who say - cricket as well. what about the traditionalists who say it - cricket as well. what about the traditionalists who say it will i traditionalists who say it will water down the standard in the longer format of the game? it could create a club _ longer format of the game? it could create a club versus _ longer format of the game? it could create a club versus country - create a club versus country situation _ create a club versus country situation with franchise cricket. but a _ situation with franchise cricket. but a lot — situation with franchise cricket. bu

our reporter sent us this update from manchester crown court. in pembrokeshire. it is the first term where they are around the first day of universal free meals for the youngest learners, initially those in the reception years by april, thatis in the reception years by april, that is pupils in year one and year two, actually here they are starting out, lining up for the meal is coming be able to see some of them here, they were given their meals forfree, the parents very here, they were given their meals for free, the parents very grateful, some may be surprised to see the first minister mark drakeford there. going into a difficult financial period. by 2024, the idea is this is available to all. as well as some nursery pupils. available to all. as well as some nursery pupils-— the welsh conservative saying it is a terrible use of public money of public money and we have to consider how the bill might go up and up over the years because local authorities, like the rest of us are facing increased energy costs and food bills, so this was announced

and here in at liverpool. —— | manchester and here in at liverpool. -- i can— manchester and here inork— well—being, proper training, rights at work and — well—being, propertraining, rights at work and union access. and we will also create a fair work lold and we will also create a fair work gold standard to champion the very best of— gold standard to champion the very best of employers, and a labour government will be on the side of the self—employed too. we will give genuinely— the self—employed too. we will give genuinely self—employed workers the i’ili'it genuinely self—employed workers the right to _ genuinely self—employed workers the right to a _ genuinely self—employed workers the right to a written contract and timely— right to a written contract and timely payment by law so they are not left _ timely payment by law so they are not left out of pocket and chasing invoices. — not left out of pocket and chasing invoices, because ourfair not left out of pocket and chasing invoices, because our fair work standard — invoices, because our fair work standard will raise standards for

then for balls, champions, league, manchester, city, star, elling, harlan scored an acrobatic a late game, went to see the 21 win against his former club burrows. your dormant. once again, the norwegian proved to be a masterful goal scorer after gold, less at 1st half england midfield that jude bellingham put dormant in front 10 minutes after the break. but too late. goals from john stones and alex hollen shifted the game in manchester. cities favor allan scored 13 golden 8 games since moving from the bundled league club. much to the delight of his coach, pep squad over. yeah, he's able to defensively follow good door, kevin, in the pockets. and when the dual tradition is fires have the sense for the 2nd position, right to the box and golden score. so yeah, exceptional, clear. so i think everybody knows it not, not because my manager, my to sit is going to tell you. so everybody knows. so here's a look at some of the scores from wednesdays, champions in a group stage. with dorman, losing 21 then are 2nd in their group another german club leipzig last against defending champions, rail

walsh will be the sixth england player to leave manchester city this summer.garcia and bernd veesberger — playing in this week's bmw pga championship at wentworth. spekaing at a media press conference earlier, mcilroy didn't shy speaking at a media press conference earlier, mcilroy didn't shy away from his feeling about those participating. look, it is what it is. they're here, they're playing. my opinion is they shouldn't be here, but again, that'sjust my opinion. but we're all in it tomorrow. that's a novelty for them at this point. we'll go from there. and in cricket, alex hales has been called up to england's twenty20 world cup squad as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstow. hales hasn't played for england since being dropped from the 50—over world cup squad in march 2019 because of an "off—field incident". he's also been added to the t20 squad for september's tour of pakistan. meanwhile, yorkshire's harry brook will make his test debut when england play their third and deciding test match against south africa at the 0val tomorrow. he'll replace the

london euston and manchester services are the worst affected, this comes as the mayor of greater manchesterfranchise. he spoke to the bbc earlier today. they couldn�*t give us a plan and people haven�*t been told the true story about why these failures happening. just listening to the passengers there it is not fare — the prices people are paying. when this broke the company said this was all down to the workers so they try to blame the workers. i think that was to shift blame from managers. the government went along with it as it represented an opportunity for union bashing. the truth is this is a serious management failure and a very serious issues because this is the most important where we in a country linking the big cities and critical every day this chaos continues is a day of damage to the greater manchester economy and a day of misery for passengers and that is whyi cannot accept the position we in. the tennis star serena williams is out of the us open in new york, after losing what is expected to be her final match before retirement. she lost to ajla tomljanovic of australia in a

we live eurovision in manchester.hester is hoping for a eurovision win of its own. colin paterson, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. the cipher of king charles iii has been chosen by buckingham palace. it was produced by the college of arms. the monogram will appear on government buildings, state documents and some postboxes in the coming months and years. there is a separate version for scotland which features the scottish crown. hello, again. in the next couple of days, the forecast is one of bright spells, sunshine and showers. and today you can add blustery winds into thatjust by looking at the isobars. as you can tell, that low pressure is in the north sea with its attendant front. that's going to be bringing some showery outbreaks of rain southwards across northern in northeastern scotland heading down towards east anglia. later, another weather front will bring some cloud and rain in across pembrokeshire, devon and cornwall, eventually into the channel islands and in between

chelsea tech on manchester —— take on manchester city.ears in the league. liverpool are backin years in the league. liverpool are back in the top flight out of dropping out, so very busy weekend. particular scrutiny on the spanish players because there has been a developing story about the difficulties that some of the players who play for the national team have with her coach. it’s players who play for the national team have with her coach.- team have with her coach. it's a full-blown _ team have with her coach. it's a full-blown crisis. _ team have with her coach. it's a full-blown crisis. it's _ team have with her coach. it's a full-blown crisis. it's not - team have with her coach. it's a full-blown crisis. it's notjust i full—blown crisis. it's notjust problems. the spanish federation released a statement saying that 15 players said they would resign from the women's national team unless their head coach was exact. the statement said that the players were claiming his actions had affected their emotional health and the players were n

i live from manchester, a. jonathan, what do you make of all of the, the pomp and ceremony of the past few hours? well, i've got to say, adrian, it's really thrilling to watch as a, as a historian of ceremony and ritual of monarchy of the past 5 or 600 years. this is for me, an amazing thing to watch, really watching history unfold before our very eyes. the fact that it was televised shows already that the monarchy is changing, as it has already been changing in the modern world. and it really allowing access into what was previously private ceremony. why do you think that king charles, the 3rd thought that that it was so important the public could, could witness this? as you say, ancient ceremony, which up until now has been held behind closed doors. but gradually, over, as i said, over the centuries, the monarchy has really been changing and evolving. i'm from the, the, the people who wield power into a more ceremonial, more symbolic dynasty head of state who represent the identity of the people, the feelings

in most sports news footballs, champions, lake, manchester, united or manchester city rather stuff. ellis island scored an acrobatic lake game with it to seal a true one win against his former club, rossi, a dog, but once again and all region proved to be a masterful goal scorer after goal, the 1st half in the mid field, a jude bellingham put in for just 10 minutes after the break, but too late goals from john stones and, and shifted the game in manchester, cities favor and has scored 13 goals in 8 games since moving for the buddhist lead club. much to the delight of his coach hep guardiola. yeah, he's able to defensively follow good or kevin, in the pockets and when the duels the tradition is 5, have the sense for the 2nd position, right to the box and gold score. so yeah, exceptionally so i think everybody knows it. not because much management going to tell you, so everybody knows is look at some of the schools from wednesday's champions. the group stage. we have still been losing 21. they're now 2nd in their group. another german club life fish lost against defending champions, madrid.

he lived in manchester. he sold farm implements.a bowling lead. >> so, these married with children, 9 to 5 guy? >> yeah. >> on an october morning in 2018, denlinger and his team set out for manchester in three unmarked cars. so jerry's places right out here? >> it's in seconds is going to come up on us, in no. time >> police followed him throughout the morning. finally, at lunchtime and opportunity. burns and his son had pulled into the pizza ranch restaurant. >> he parked in the parking lot there and he went in and i was sitting at a booth right by the window there. >> denlinger and his partners went in and signed a. both you're in the next move over? >> and then closer him as you and i are right now. >> you've got to be thinking, this is my color? >> yeah, it's hard to enjoy your food when you think you're staring at the color. >> burns was drinking a soda from a straw. denlinger didn't take his ivs off of it, making sure nobody else touched it. >> then he and his son leave, they drive away from the pizza ranch. we grab the cup of

in the last half an hour at manchester crown court, | an hour at manchester crown court, in courtroomours and failed to reach a verdict on any of the three counts faced by the former manchester united footballer. ryan giggs was not in court but he was under no obligation to attend. those three counts included one count of controlling behaviour towards his former partner kate greville, between august 2017 and november 2020, and two counts of assault, one against kate greville and one against kate greville and one against her younger sister which allegedly took place at the manchester united former player's home in manchester on the 1st of november, 2020. ryan giggs denies all of the charges. the earliest available date that all parties can get back together and discuss this matter at manchester crown square crown court is on the 31st ofjuly next year, with the trial expected to last between three and four weeks. ., ., to last between three and four weeks. ., ,, , ., to last between three and four weeks. ., ,, i. ., ., , millions of people in england and scotland have been invited to bo

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canjoejoyce stay undefeated — the british boxer takes onjoseph parker, in a heavyweight clash in manchester hello there and welcome along to sportsday. and an historic day for women's football. with a record attendance at the emirates, for the north london derby between arsenal and tottenham in the women's super league. the home side in total control — as they continue their emphatic start to the season. jane dougall reports. always an electric atmosphere in a north london derby and this one is magnified by the 10,000 strong crowd. a new record in the women's super league. and not long before they were on their feet as arsenal favourite beth mead scored in the first five minutes. that set the tone and the home side had chance after chance. while arsenal showed their quality, tottenham made mistakes. a gift for miedema. was there a way back in the second half for tottenham? there a way back in the second half fortottenham? perhaps there a way back in the second half for tottenham? perhaps not. the fairly delighting the crowd and then a well worked corner left miedema little to do to take the

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take the projections -- the project in manchester, new hampshire. i heard so much from the delegation in new hampshire -- anyway i won't get into it but this is one of the things they have been pushing for a long time, both senators and congressmen. their goal is nothing short of becoming a global at the center and the next generation of advanced medicine. but to do it, they need world-class labs for clinical trials that would attract the most innovative biomedicine companies to locate and create jobs in new hampshire. i have to say senators sheen and congressman pappas, i hear you. i know have been -- i know i have been talking about this for a long time and we finally got it. and we will bring struggling communities along in the process. because of this grant, manchester will revitalize what was once one of the largest textile plants in the world. right now, 100,000 square-foot mills, the building is empty in iowa but not for long because of this grant, the coalition of city leaders and community organizations will transform that mill into a moder

from tomorrow, single aduu manchester from tomorrow, single adult fares for £2, and children per mac around £60 million across the country, that is to help subsidise the fares because just because they are being reduced doesn't mean they actually cost less. it will benefit us in the long term for that three—month period across the country and the government says it is to give some direct help now to ease the pirating cost of living and in greater manchester that change comes into effect from tomorrow and here in west yorkshire. back to you. from monday, millions of people in england and scotland will be invited for their autumn covid booster vaccine, with care home residents first in line for the jab. although infections have been falling since earlyjuly, health bosses are predicting a resurgence of covid and flu this winter, and are encouraging those eligible to get vaccinated. tributes have been paid to one of the greatest tennis players of all time, serena williams, who said an emotional goodbye to the sport after losing at the us open. laura scott reports. go, serena! serena's is

you can raise your family in manchester and not have to move because of this american rescue plan. communities here but time won't permit. i applaud every community that received the grant and that apply. you're the reason why i'm so optimistic about the future of this country. i mean it you heard me say it many times before. america is the only nation in the world that can be defined by a single word, possibilities. nothing but possibilities here. that's what this is all about. i want to thank you and i'm so i'm --going to do what i should've done to begin with. turn it over to the secretary to begin this. but we've already gone by it so madam secretary, the floor is yours. >>thank you. mr president. i think the fact that the president jumped in there right away is a testament to how excited he is about this project. he's fired up and he's committed to it and that's because he knows he knows that we have to be investing in every community in america to help with the transition. so let me fill in a few of the blanks about how this program is going to work. and then we're going to h

that's one verdict on train services between london, euston and manchester, piccadilly right now.a reduced timetable, three trains an hour down to just one, and passengers have faced daily issues. i've come from london euston and two trains were cancelled, so there are three lots of passengers coming on the one train so that were standing seven. you don't know whether you're going to get to places on time. very often have got to stand and... uncomfortable journey. prices and the reduction in services is pretty appalling, isn't it? i well, when you compare it with the rest of europe. i the labour mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said he's heard of dangerous stampedes as passengers clamour for trains and claims. there are issues with the availability and pricing of tickets after giving the company a deadline of yesterday to sort things out. he's now calling on the government to step in. i have flushed out this management failure and now they need to respond to that with me and come up with a plan to put it right. and if they can't, then, of course, you've got to remove the

you can raise your family in manchester and not have to move because of this american rescue plan. -- american rescue plan grant, they're going to be able to have access to cutting edge technology and labs that never could have been afforded before. it's going to allow them to compete with anyone anywhere in the world to make sure the supply chain for these new medicines advances. medical advances are built right here in america. it matters as you probably know i could go on and on and speak about each of the communities here but time won't permit. i applaud every community that received the grant and applied. you are the reason why i am so optimistic about the future of this country. you have heard me say it many times of four, america is the only nation in the world that can be defined by a single word, possibilities. nothing but possibilities here. that's what this is all about. i want to thank you and i'm going to do what i should've done to begin with. turn it over to the secretary to begin this. but we've already gone by it so madam secretary, the floor is yours. >>thank you. mr

at manchester kentucky drills, some stopped just to be part of it.ut of a sense of genuine loss. jeffrey miller met the queen when he was 12, and an army cadet in wales, he is still in shock. >> i can't believe it. i just stood in the front room, and i must admit there were tears coming down my eyes. she was my queen, she was like my chief. she had always been there. everything about her was -- . >> manchester was the last cathedral the queen visited back in july last year, the dean remembers his delight as he presented her with the cathedral's own honey which they heard that she liked in her tv. >> i found her very flexible and able to relate to people at all levels. very presently always engaging, always interested and always had a smile on her face, nothing was too much for her. >> she has been the nations consent. a poll carried out in 2018 showed a third of people had met or seen the queen in person. >> over the coming days and weeks, you will see more places like this established across the country. some big, some like this one. small. but all

hoy el manchester city y el tottenham golearon en sus respectivos compromisos.ry kane al 8 para empatarlo. al 21 le darÍa la vuelta al marcador. todavÍa vendÍa madison, pero betancur al 87, y luego son. 6 a 2 ganÓ el tottenham. nos vamos espaÑa, jornada seis de la liga, el barcelona frente al elche, el primero serÍa de robert lewandowski, luego memphis depay, se da la media vuelta y la pone arriba para vencer al arquero, finalmente al 48 vendÍa otra vez a robert lewandowski, a quien le queda el rebote y consigue el 3 a 0. ganÓ el barcelona. es lo que tenemos en deportes. ilia: gracias. elian: gracias. en breve comienza en alemania es la mayor fiesta de cerveza del mundo, las imÁgenes al regresar de esta pausa. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [mÚsica] ♪ alice ama tanto el aroma de gain, que desearía que durara más dile hola a tu hada madrina alice

catherine vittozzi, sky news, in manchester.l dark here at buckingham palace but preparations are already being made for a day where many well wishes are expected to come once again to see the case of the palace. to pay their respects to the queen and as i came in this morning there was a huge bank of salaries outside the gates but there was a fan there as well with people scooping them all of they've been taken to a special memorial flower garden that's been created in the green park, just next door to the palace. and people are being discouraged to bringing flowers here. but people will come, and they will want to remember the queen in their own way today. while the queen has been more in across the united kingdom but in one of the nation's a historic changing of the guard. after prince william and captain were given new titles. they went to cardiff for the reaction there, to the new prince and princess of whales. >> and the commonwealth, and across the world, a sense of gratitude group. >> at the prince of wales pavegen cutaw

manchester united have signed brazilian winger antony from ajax for an initialfee £82 million.the move subject to international clearance. earlier, football reporter simon stone explained leicester's activity this window. we don't know a lot about him. he's 2a years of age, but leicester have ended up in a weird situation the summer. usually, they sell one of their star players quite early on in the window, then use that money to reinvest in the squad. that didn't happen this time. we've ended up with wesley going to chelsea for a lot of money this week, but really, brendan rogers is only giving a small portion of that money to spend on his squad. they're in a far weaker position than you would expect them to be at this point in the transfer window. you'll be able to catch up with all the latest news from transfer deadline day with a special episode of the football news show on bbc iplayer tonight. well, plenty of activity off the pitch tonight, but there has been one game in the premier league — and what a turnaround it seems at manchester united. they beat leicester at the ki

andy burnham said the basic rate _ manchester andy burnham said the basic rate of income tax shouldncome tax should be kept where it is. tax is now a major battleground in politics and this morning. — battleground in politics and this morning, the conservative chancellor suggested _ morning, the conservative chancellor suggested he wasn't done yet. there is more _ suggested he wasn't done yet. there is more to— suggested he wasn't done yet. there is more to come, we have only been here 90 _ is more to come, we have only been here 90 days, i people retaining more _ here 90 days, i people retaining more of— here 90 days, i people retaining more of their income.— more of their income. because i believe it is _ more of their income. because i believe it is the _ more of their income. because i believe it is the british - more of their income. because i believe it is the british people i believe it is the british people that are going to drive this economy. this is a labour party feeling pretty chipper. yes, there are activists and union leaders arguing the leadership should be standing