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pretty clear there from matt hancock and his concerns are concerned by others in the conservative partyction is needed, so i think liz truss has bought herself a bit of time by appointing someone who is seen as a safe pair of hands, a safe hand on the tiller over the next couple of weeks, but they will look now to that halloween budget and hope that that halloween budget and hope that thatis that halloween budget and hope that that is the moment where it looks like things are starting to improve. peter, thank you very much. the uk home secretary has unveiled plans for a major crackdown on disruptive protests carried out by environmental groups. suella braverman says the new public order bill will stop demonstrators holding the public "to ransom". ministers will be empowered to block protests causing "serious disruption" to key infrastructure and goods. activists said they would not be intimidated by law changes aimed at "silencing non—violent people". work hard to promote high quality development — the new message president xi jingping to the people of china. he was speaking at the open

that is unlikely to come out very favourably towards boris johnson and matt hancock in many areas, andopposition parties respond, because they're not going to be happy to see borisjohnson that, they they're not going to be happy to see boris johnson that, they are they're not going to be happy to see borisjohnson that, they are already calling for a general election, and they could make it quite difficult for the government if borisjohnson comes back in byjust not playing ball or agreeing to work with him. a coup because a lot of headaches that he comes back, and borisjohnson and his supporters have to weigh all of that. ., ., his supporters have to weigh all of that. . ,, , ., his supporters have to weigh all of that. ., ~' , ., , his supporters have to weigh all of that. . ,, ,, , . we can speak now to sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at the university of strathclyde. when eleonora says that opposition parties will not be happy to see borisjohnson back, which of these potential candidates would do best for tory fortunes at the time when the tories are so far behind in the polls

the former prime minister borisjohnson and former health secretary matt hancock are among those expectedpuerto rico that they'll get every dollar promised to them as the caribbean island recovers from the battering it suffered when hurricane fiona struck two weeks ago. it's thought at least 25 people died in the storm, which caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. president biden pledged an extra $60 million of federal aid to improve flood defences. the australian tennis star nick kyrgios has asked to have an assault charge dismissed because of what his lawyer called his mental health struggles. the wimbledon finalist is accused of assaulting a former partner last year. kyrgios's lawyer told a court hearing in canberra that he'd made the application having reviewed his client's medical history. donald trump is suing the broadcaster cnn for defamation in a federal court in florida. the former us president is seeking $475 million in punitive damages. 0ur north america correspondent says donald trump and cnn have clashed continually for years and it's not the first time the former

we saw matt hancock there. would he - leadership election. we saw matt hancock there. he way and were not being presumptuous but they will be thinking about it, will be thinking who they want those top offices of state in the chancellorjob. do they keep jeremy state in the chancellorjob. do they keepjeremy hunt? my hunch is that for stability reasons that is likely? who do they want as home secretary? grant cheque is likely. he is a rishi sunak back and i wonder if his campaign will be like to keep him that —— grant shapps. will they want to change the foreign secretary? it is james cleverly at the moment, someone who backed liz truss in the last leadership election, who backed borisjohnson in this one, he said this morning he was now backing mr sunak. but there are lots of names in the mix, there are lots of names in the mix, there are a lot of allies of mr sunak who batted for him over summer even when it was a bit and pretty clear that liz truss was going to win. i would have my eye and a lot of them potentially walking up this famous street tomorrow to be given jobs

new era under hunter and truss, and another couple of people including former cabinet minister matt hancockorchestra. the orchestra can trace its roots back to 1922, when it would playjust down the road from here at old trafford for an early bbc radio station called 2zy. since then it has performed in all sorts of venues, and with all sorts of other artists. this montage contains some flashing images. orchestral music. upbeat comedy music. fast rhythmic music. pop rock music. applause fantastic, isn't it? it is interesting to see what they plan how they play, and how it has evolved over the years. elm acquired the milestone. we will be speaking about the philharmonic orchestra later. we will be joined by a husband and wife who are in the orchestra. ,, husband and wife who are in the orchestra-— orchestra. sitting next to each other playing the _ orchestra. sitting next to each other playing the violin. - other playing the violin. coming up, let's talk boxing. big firht last coming up, let's talk boxing. big fight last night? and grateful women's boxing, headlining the o2 arena? can ijust ar