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last week, one man from merseyside got a reception he's not used to. five games. the best start in top—flight history. the problem you have with city, . if you focus on one star too much, now we see who's prepared to step forward. _ as i say, i have everyl confidence we can pull through this difficult patch. sunday sees manchester united host arsenal. it’s sunday sees manchester united host arsenal. �* , ., , , arsenal. it's their toughest test so far. arsenal. it's their toughest test so far- across — arsenal. it's their toughest test so far. across london, _ 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

this was merseyside at full volume for the derby. heart of the team. tom davies grew up down the road where he would have dreams about shots like this going in. liverpool's front line still work in progress. they have added one player. he came that close to the opener. in fact, liverpool struck the post again in succession. replays showed the first shots brought to this from jordan pickford. the everton and england keeper can have days where he is inspired. this was one of them. everton's sensed a chance. in their sixth game and they chase their first win of the season and thought this was the one. conor coady used to play for liverpool, it would have been remarkable, but for the ar, in the end it stayed 0—0. once again in stoppage time pickford got a touch on the post. this eventful derby brought no goals but in the goodison noise, one man was inspired. both teams have to fight like crazy, both teams did that, i thought today we had different games where sometimes it was a bit overly hard, this wasn't the case. and so, it's 0-0, thi

that was merseyside police with the latest i merseyside police with the latest update into the shootingd in the shooting. the police very keen to trace the suspect but also the two weapons that were used in the two weapons that were used in the shooting of nine—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel in liverpool last monday. more that for you as we get it. let's turn our attention to a series of nationwide art festivals that are suspected to draw 66 million art visitors across the uk but had seen less than 250,000. an boxed creativity in the uk was announced in 2018 by the then remy theresa may. it has cost £120 million. it has also been dubbed the festival of brexit but the artists of involved in the festival are actively protesting against that association. we can speak to a professor of political and social theory at the university of east anglia. thank you forjoining us. what has gone wrong, why is no one going to this festival of brexit? i think the same thing has gone wrong here as with many things. a difficult time for many people, people are worried about money and saving money and they d

merseyside police say their investigation is ongoing. judith moritz, bbc news.nveil proposals tomorrow for tackling rising energy bills. and still to come... how scientists discovered that wild chimpanzees drum messages to each other in the rainforest. coming up on the bbc news channel, alex hales is called up to england's 2020 world cup squad for the first time since 2019 as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstow. sixth form and further education colleges from all over england have written to the new chancellor warning that rising energy prices put some at risk of going bust this year. in an open letter seen by the bbc, 189 college principals say many are facing at least fourfold increases in their utilities bills. some headteachers in england have told the bbc that they would cut extracurricular activities before they reduce staff numbers. 0ur reporter ellie price has been to an academy in greater manchester to find out more: all the walls painted... oh, wow! it's amazing what a new coat of paint can do. the teachers at 0ldham academy north will get all

merseyside police have revealed that two guns were used in the shooting that killed nine—year—old olivia. olivia was shot in her home last week as her mother tried to stop a gunman entering their house. detectives have now released cctv of the gunman running from the scene. a 35—year—old man who was the target of the attack, and was on parole, is still being treated in hospital and will be sent back to prison when he's discharged. detective chief superintendent mark kameen gave an update about the investigation at a news conference. i'm going to show you some footage in a moment of a man that murdered olivia. i'm doing this because people may recognise what he's wearing. it may also help people remember seeing him in the area on the night that olivia was murdered and thereby help us trace where he is and where he went. we can play that footage now. this footage that we're looking at at the moment shows the gunman running along finch lane away from king's heath avenue, which is, of course, where olivia lived. you then see him turn right into berryford road and go out of sight. we know thi

q�*i thursday evening, merseyside judith, what can you tell us?ople living in this community to help them find 0livia's killer. they asked people to consider their loyalty, saying they believed it is highly likely that others were helping to shield the identity of the gunman, maybe even to help him dispose of or hide the two guns he used in the attack. in the early hours of this morning, a little over 48 hours later, there were raids in the runcorn area, about 11 miles or so away from here, and two men were arrested, and then this afternoon came news of a third arrest. of the three people who are being held, one man, aged 34, has been arrested on suspicion of 0livia's murder and the attempted murder of her mum who tried to stop the gunman as he burst into the house. the other two men are being held on suspicion of assisting an offender. all three men are from the greater liverpool area, all of them now in custody being questioned by detectives. merseyside police by the way have said all the way through this that it is a highly complicated investig

last week, one man from merseyside got a reception he's not used to.ard. _ as i say, i have everyl confidence we can pull through this difficult patch. sunday sees manchester united host arsenal. it's their toughest test so far. across london, chelsea face west ham. the blues spent most this summer. 260 million pounds of talent looks to gel. its arsenal's toughest test so far. across london tomorrow, chelsea face west ham, 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. september can often be a contrasting month, as the battle between summer and autumn really take shape. in fact, on friday, we saw a high of 27 celsius — 80 fahr

the merseyside derby was goalless.d to a 1—all draw by strugglers aston villa. the merseyside derby ended goalless. the was also a derby in glasgow, where celtic won the old firm 4—0, to go five points clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership. well, as serena williams bowed—out at the us open tennis — victory there for cameron norrie today means britain will have at least one player in the 11th round of the men's singles after he reached the last 16 in new york for the first time. dan evans is on court now. onto rugby union and england won a record 24th consecutive test match when they thrashed the usa in a warm—up for next month's women's world cup. an experimental side cruised to victory in exeter 52—111. there was a nail—biting finish in the men's hundred — won by the trent rockets with two balls to spare. the women's title went to the oval invincibles for the second year in a row. joe wilson reports from finals day at lord's. did that get your attention? it's supposed to. the hundred is cricket seeki

on thursday evening, merseyside police issued an appeal to people living in this community to help them they believed it is highly likely that others were helping to shield the identity of the gunman, maybe even to help him dispose of or hide the two guns he used in the attack. in the early hours of this morning, a little over 48 hours later, there were raids in the runcorn area, about 11 miles or so away from here, and two men were arrested, and then this afternoon came news of a third arrest. of the three people who are being held, one man, aged 34, has been arrested on suspicion of 0livia's murder and the attempted murder of her mum cheryl, who tried to stop the gunman as he burst into the house nearly two weeks ago. the other two men are being held on suspicion of assisting an offender. all three men are from the greater liverpool area, all of them now in custody being questioned by detectives. merseyside police by the way have said all the way through this that it is a highly complicated investigation, and that is why they say they need the help of the local community to build a st

also on the programme: merseyside police release cctv of the moment a gunman fled the scene after thehooting of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel. on the front line in eastern ukraine, a special report as ukrainian forces attempt to retake parts of the donbas. the threat here isn'tjust the artillery you can hear. it also these landmines, all along this pathway. on patrol in pakistan, the rescue workers trying to help thousands of people stranded after the devastating floods. and powering on, serena williams delays her retirement from tennis as she makes it through to the third round of the us open. and coming up on the bbc news channel — its transfer deadline day. we'll have the latest big movers, as chelsea agree to sign barcelona striker pierre—emerick aubameyang. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the broadcaster and former bbc breakfast star bill turnbull has died at the age of 66. he was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer almost five years ago. he began working at the bbc in the 19705 but became best known for his partnership alongside fellow presenter sian wil

yes, we've had an update from merseyside police.sted on suspicion of assisting an offender. earlier today two other men were arrested from the runcorn area in cheshire. one of those was a 34—year—old man from liverpool, he was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. another 41—year—old man from nosely was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. both are in custody and being interviewed by detectives. merseyside police are continuing to appeal to the public though, for any information they might have, because this little girl, this nine—year—old was shot in the chest, her mother was injured, as a gunman ran into their house and chased another man on the 22nd of august in dovecot where they lived. a number of people have been arrested in relation to this but there is still the need for any information, so police are asking people to check things like dash cam footage, cctv or smart door bell footage. now, this tragic murder has really captured the hearts of the nation and yesterday, in a derby match between

what more are merseyside police saying in their latest statement?t is that two men were arrested this morning in the runcorn area, south—east of liverpool, in relation to the death of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel. the police force said a 34—year—old man from liverpool was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. he remains in police custody and is being questioned by detectives. a 41—year—old man from knowsley was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender and he is also in custody. assisting an offender and he is also in custod . ., . ., , ~ in custody. police are still keen for more information, - in custody. police are still keen for more information, if- in custody. police are still keen. for more information, if anybody in custody. police are still keen - for more information, if anybody has it, from the public in merseyside? yes, police are appealing for any snippets of information. they are continuing to appealfor snippets of information. they are continuing to appeal for people to come forward anonymously with anyt

in the video, which was filmed and released by merseyside police, cheryl korbel, who was injured in thento her dad for comfort, olivia pratt—korbel was spellbound by the christmas fair, eyes wide and full of questions. what's that big black thing? a forklift. today, both of her parents have told of the depths of their loss. her fatherjohn said the little girl was his bright spark, and still nursing her own injury from the gun attack which killed her daughter, olivia's mum, cheryl, spoke in a video released by merseyside police. she left a mark on everyone that she met. and she may well have only been nine, but she packed a lot in them nine years. cheryl korbel appealed directly to the gunman who burst into her home two weeks ago and to anyone who may be helping him. you know you've done wrong, so you need to own up. like i've taught my kids — you do something wrong, you own up to it. if anyone is hiding these guns, they need to speak up, because they need to be off these streets. no—one, no—one at all should have to go through this. four men have been arrested, one is suspected of olivi

the merseyside derby brought an outstanding performance from everton's goalkeeper jorden pickford, asdavies grew up down the road where he would have dreamt of shots like this going in. liverpool's front line still a work in process. they have added nunes who came back close to the opener. in fact, they struck the post again in succession and replays showed the first shot brought this from jordan pickford. the everton and england keeper can have days where he is inspired, this was one of them. everton sensed a chance. in their six game, they chased the first win of the season and thought this was the moment. conor cody used to play for liverpool, it would have been remarkable, but for the ar. in the end, it stayed 0—0 because of pickford who once again in stoppage time got a touch on the post. this event derby brought no goals but in the goodison noise, one man was inspired. busy afternoon in the premier league. six more games. when brentford are up six more games. when brentford are up against leeds united. plenty of goals in the old firm in the scottish premiership where celtic beat

laura, you have more details on that statement from merseyside police?has been a development in this tragic case. two men were arrested this morning in the runcorn area south—east of liverpool in relation to the death of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel. the force said that a 34—year—old man was liverpool —— from liverpool was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and he remains in police custody and is being questioned by detectives. am—year—old man from knowsley has also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, and he is also in custody. merseyside police are continuing to ask for any information, they are appealing for the public�*s help, they say that even the tiniest blimmin�* of information could help build evidence in this really important case. they are trying to bring justice, as they say, to olivia and her family, justice, as they say, to olivia and herfamily, but they justice, as they say, to olivia and her family, but they do need the public�*s help with that. —— the tiniest glimmer. yesterday in the derby between

merseyside police say their investigation is ongoing. judith moritz, bbc news.pital kigali were cancelled at the last minute after the european court of human rights granted an injunction to stop a number of people being taken from the uk injune. in indonesia, scientists have discovered the ancient remains of a young person in a remote cave, showing what they believe to be the earliest evidence of surgical amputation. the remains are around 31 thousand years old, which means the amputation was carried out some 24 thousand years earlier, than the previous estimate. our science correspondent victoria gill has the story. home to our ancestors. these remote caves in indonesian borneo are adorned with some of the world's earliest rock art. but when archaeologists went in search of other signs of prehistoric life, they found something unexpected, a human skeleton carefully buried inside a cave with its left foot missing. forensic inspection revealed what researchers say is the first evidence of surgical amputation of a limb, carried out 31,000 years ago, when this per

police, though, very keen still for more information if anybody has it from the public in merseyside. information. they are continuing to appeal for people to come forward anonymously with anything that they might have. the little girl was shot dead and her mother was injured after a gunman chased another man into their home. a number of people have been arrested in relation to this case but the police said they still need people's help to gather enough evidence to bring justice to olivia and herfamily. they are appealing for footage from smart doorbells, dash cams, cctv, anything that could help. the tragic murder of olivia pratt—korbel has really captured the hearts of people across the country. yesterday in a derby between liverpool and everton, nine minutes in, because she was nine years old, the whole stadium stood up and give a round of applause in her memory. the frontrunner in the contest for the conservative party leadership, liz truss, says she will act on energy bills within a week if she becomes prime minister. her rival rishi sunak says he cannot rule out blackouts this w

just to bring you up—to—date, we have had a statement from merseyside police on the fatal shooting ofa pratt—korbel, the nine—year—old girl who died in liverpool a couple of weeks ago. detectives are saying they have arrested two men in the relation of the murder of nine—year—old olivia. one suspect arrested on suspicion of murder. the men were arrested in the runcorn area in the early hours of the morning to stop a 34—year—old man from liverpool arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, he is in police custody and is being questioned by detectives now. and separate the, a 41—year—old man from knowsley on merseyside arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, also in custody. the detective chief superintendent leading the inquiry has said, i continue to urge anyone who's information can help our investigation into the tragic murder to come forward so we can bring those responsible to justice. to come forward so we can bring those responsible tojustice. two arrests and one of them, a suspect on suspicion of the murder of olivia pratt—korbel, the nine—year—old girl who d

he picked up the injury in the goalless merseyside derby draw against liverpool on saturday, a game in against west ham at goodison park a week later. some big news in the women's game — barcelona have agreed a world—record world—record fee with manchester city for the signing of england midfielder kiera walsh. the 25—year—old has agreed to join the catalan club on a three year deal — for around £400,000. walsh will be the sixth england player to leave manchester city this summer. she earned her 50th cap for england in tuesday's 10—nil victory over luxembourg. rory mcilroy has admitted his relationship with 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 i

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merseyside police say their investigation is ongoing. judith moritz, bbc news.wo counts of assault against his ex—girlfriend which he denies. a jury failed to reach a verdict at manchester crown court last week. the new trial is expected to go ahead injuly next year. 0ur reporter matt graveling sent this update from manchester crown court. a little bit early on court number seven the prosecuting barrister peter wright qc stood up when addressing the judge and requesting a retrial said that this matter has been discussed with the crown prosecution service over the last week at a very senior level. mr giggs was not in court today and was under no obligation to attend but it was last wednesday that a jury here spent almost 23 hours of deliberation and failed to reach a majority verdict on any of the three counts faced by the former manchester united footballer. these counts were one of a ledge controlling behaviour towards his former partner kate greville over a three—year period and also two counts of assault, one towards ms greville and once words are younger sis

merseyside police are still looking for the attacker and his weapons, this week searching a stream atsterday, a £50,000 reward was offered for information which leads directly to the conviction of 0livia's killer. 0livia was one of three people shot dead in liverpool within the same week last month. today, the city's mayor said she hoped justice would be swift and true. judith moritz, bbc news, liverpool. the government is considering removing a cap on bankers' bonuses as part of a shake—up of the rules around financial services. it's understood no decisions have been taken, but sources close to the new chancellor kwasi kwarteng say he believes removing the limit will make london more attractive to global banks. our business editor simonjack is here. there is an expectation that this will happen? h0 there is an expectation that this will happen?— there is an expectation that this will haen? ., . , ., .,~ , will happen? no decision taken but this is a clear _ will happen? no decision taken but this is a clear statement _ will happen? no decision taken but this is a clear statement of -

merseyside police have revealed that two guns were used in the fatal shooting of nine—year—old olivia. officers also released cctv images of the gunman fleeing the scene. detectives have warned anyone "shielding" the gunman that everything will be done to bring them to justice, as our correspondentjudith moritz reports from liverpool. running away from the horror he caused, this is the man who used two guns to shoot a nine—year—old child dead. moments after the murder, he disappeared into the darkness. the investigation into the fatal shooting of olivia pratt—korbel is said to have made significant progress. but police say they need more help to identify the gunman. we know this man is climbing through gardens and through people's back yards in order to avoid being identified, as well as using the roads, as you can see. now, i know that there will be people shielding him and helping this man avoid being found by the police. if you're found doing this, then we will do everything legitimately possible to bring you to justice. today, the police continued to protect olivia's house, standi

constituency, why the side of ordinary families. ign'iy should my constituency, why should people in merseysidethiest? that's not what anyone voted for. it's between our economy and danger and, conference, voted for. it's between our economy and dangerand, conference, labour will fight it every step of the way. conference, let me tell you what i. i believe that hard work should be met with fear reward. i believe that strong public services are the backbone of any decent society. i believe that inequality divides and holds us back as a country. conference, i believe that the task of building a fairer society as a moral responsibility and more than that, it is the route to a stronger economy. the truth is, at the heart of labours plans for growth, today i want to tell you why. last april, on a cold spring evening, i knocked on the door of a constituent. when i reached out to shake her hand, it was purple and freezing cold. already back then, she was afraid to put the heating on. struggling to get by on the small pension she had built up through a lifetime of work. as energy bills and inflation ri

mairead smyth reports from merseyside police headquarters.t arrest comes a week after the charity crimestoppers had offered a £2000 reward for any information that led to the conviction of my world�*s —— nine—year—old 0livia�*s killer. a huge rescue effort is taking place in the us state of florida in the wake of hurricane ian. fears are growing that there may have been many deaths — at least ten have been recorded since the storm struck. president biden said ian could prove to be the deadliest hurricane in florida�*s history. it is expected to crash into south carolina on friday. nadia tawfik reports. this was fort myers just days ago and this is it after hurricane ian came through. the scale of the devastation has rocked this community, the hardest hit on florida�*s west coast, as it deals with what has been described as a 500 year flood event. with what has been described as a 500 yearflood event. residents with what has been described as a 500 year flood event. residents were under mandatory evacuation, but those who choose to stay descri

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usually emotional interview released by merseyside police. that two guns were used in that attack. we have heard from olivia practical aboufs we have heard from olivia practical about�*s mum as she appeals for anyone who has information about where those guns are to come forward. olivia's dad also released pictures yesterday and video showing himself and olivia enjoying the christmas markets a short time ago, enjoying their time together. again, he appealed to anyone with information to come forward to ensure no other family should information to come forward to ensure no otherfamily should go through what his has gone through over the last two weeks. police are still appealing for anyone with information to come forward. thank ou ve information to come forward. thank you very much _ information to come forward. thank you very much indeed. _ information to come forward. thank you very much indeed. that - information to come forward. thank you very much indeed. that is - you very much indeed. that is mairead smyth in liverpool. time to get the

merseyside police say their investigation is ongoing. judith moritz, bbc news. again, some thundery downpours in places, maybe an area of more persistent rain affecting the far north east of england and eastern scotland. and temperature wise, thursday a little bit fresher, 17 to 22 celsius. hello, this is bbc news with me rebecca jones, the headlines. liz truss takes part in her first pmqs as prime minister — she ruled out a windfall tax on energy companies, promising to announce a package of support for bills tomorrow. the bill of rights — a proposed new law reforming the human rights act, that had been championed by former deputy prime minister dominic raab — is being shelved. the former manchester united footballer ryan giggs is to face a retrial on domestic violence charges. chelsea have sacked manager thomas tuchel, following a poor start to the season and a one—nil champions league defeat to deenamo zargreb last night. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, chelsea have sacked manager thomas tuchel following tuesday�*s night�*s champions

another big weekend in the premier league, which kicks off with everton against liverpool in the merseysideme. the cost of living crisis, ukraine, covid, climate change, tensions with china — and of course british politics too. in various ways, these stories connect to each other. our analysis editor ros atkins is here with me in the studio to look at how. jane, all the issues that you've just mentioned are important in their own right, but let's look at how this year's biggest stories connect with one another. our starting point is the cost of living. this year, prices are going up sharply. this shows the rising level of inflation in the uk. and those increases connect to russia and its invasion of ukraine. that's because russia exports gas across europe. but france now says this gas supply has become "a weapon of war". faced with those doubts, prices are up. the war has affected food too. ukraine's a major exporter of wheat. wheat prices are up 25% since last year. but russia isn't the only cause of the cost of living crisis. there's climate change too. at the moment, there's a drought in

he picked up the injury in the goalless merseyside derby draw against liverpool on saturday, a game ineed to join the catalan club on a three year deal — for around £400,000. walsh will be the sixth england player to leave manchester city this summer. she earned her 50th cap for england in tuesday's10—nil victory over luxembourg. rory mcilroy has admitted his relationship with 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 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,

merseyside police say the shooter used two guns in the attack that killed the nine—year—old. mail suggests a leading qc, lord pinnock, will say the way mps are conducting an inquiry into borisjohnson and partygate, risks damaging democracy. the prime minister is being investigated by the commons privileges committee, over whether he misled parliament over gatherings in number ten during lockdown. the guardian says two out of three police forces in england and wales are experiencing rising gun crime, according to the home office. job vacancies in the health service make the front of the independent — with a warning from bosses that one in tenjobs remain unfilled. staying with healthcare, the telegraph says most gps saw their earnings rise to an average of 142,000 pounds a year during the pandemic, according to nhs figures. it's energy on the front of the times, which says nadhim zahawi has drawn up plans for a multibillion—pound package of tax cuts, to help businesses facing bankruptcy because of rising costs. the ft leads with russia threatening to shut off oil supples to cou

the merseyside derby was the earlier game — where it was the tale of two goalkeepers asjordan pickford sides had chances to win it — pickford producing a stunning save to deny new liverpool signing darwen nunez his first goal — luis diaz hit the post moments later. everton did score — but after a var check, conor coady�*s goal was ruled out for offside and liverpool nearly won it right at the end — but pickford�*s fingertips put salah�*s effort onto the post — and the points were shared. busy afternoon in the premier league, brentford had a 5—2 win over leeds united wchihc included an ivan toni hatrick for the lonodon side. newcastle and crystal palace drew 0—0. nottingham forest were 2—0 up at half time but three second half goals have given bournemouth a 3—2 victory. wolves have their first league win of the season — a 1—0 win over southampton. champions manchester city are away at aston villa in the late kick off. plenty of goals in the old firm in the scottish premiership where celtic beat rangers a—nil. leil abada scored twice to put celtic 3—0 up before half time. the win takes a

well, earlier this week merseyside police searched a golf course near to here for the guns used in the which may lead to the conviction of those responsible.— lead to the conviction of those resonsible. ., ,, , ., , . responsible. thank you very much, judith moritz _ responsible. thank you very much, judith moritz reporting. _ hundreds of people have reported seeing a "shooting star" across the sky over scotland and northern ireland. the uk meteor network said it began getting reports of the fireball last night. scientists are using video footage filmed by the public to work out whether the object travelling across the night sky was a meteor — or spacejunk — and where it came from. it is not yet known if it landed or burnt up in the atmosphere. i want to take you back to westminster hall, where people are continuing to fail and quietly to pay their tributes to the queen —— they are continuing to fail in quietly. people have been coming into westminster hall from 5pm yesterday, and this is the first full day in which the public can file past to say a final farewell to her majesty. ok, l

speaking of liverpool, it is the first merseyside derby and more than two years in the league.ght 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 named but the spanish federation said refusing could carry change hands of between disqualificat

at merseyside derby there was a seven o'clock kick off on a sunday night and he still attracted a number course very nice. thank you for that. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. three time paralympic champion hannah russell has announced her retirement from swimming. in total, she won 11 titles at paralympic, world championship and european level. and recently took sliver at the commonwealth games in birmingham. basketball�*s world governing body has launched an investigation after a fight broke out among mali players at the women's world cup in australia. one member of the team attacked a team mate in the mixed zone following after their defeat by serbia. this year's bbc sports personality of the year will be held in salford on wednesday, the 21st december. alex scott, clare balding ,gabby logan, and gary lineker will present the 69th edition of the show live on bbc one. worcester warriors captain ted hill is calling for a review into the running of premiership rugby clubs. it follows his side's suspension after failing to prove it can con

it was the tale of two goalkeepers in the merseyside derby asjordan pickford and alison both produced chances to win it — pickford producing a stunning save to deny new liverpool signing darwen nunez his first goal — luis diaz hit the post moments luis diaz hit the post moments later. everton did score — but after a var check, conor coady�*s goal was ruled out for offside. and liverpool nearly won it right at the end — but pickford's fingertips put salah's effort onto the post — and the points were shared. seven other games today with six kicking off at 3pm. no goals so far. plenty of goals in the old firm in the scottish premiership where celtic beat rangers 4—0. leil abada scored twice to put celtic 3—nil up before half time. the win takes ange postecoglou's side five points clear at the top of the table — with a goal difference of plus 2a already — helped along byjon mclaughlin gifted david turnbull a fourth. a draw against austria this afternoon will be enough for england to qualify for the 2023 women's world cup in australia and new zealand. it'll be the first match for sarina we

merseyside police has now made 11 arrests as part of their investigation, but no charges have so farurricane ian is right now bearing down on south carolina, after devastating florida. this is the historic coastal city of charleston, which is being lashed by winds and heavy rain. there are warnings of life—threatening storm surges and hundreds of kilometres of the south—eastern seaboard of the us are under severe weather alerts. the hurricane has already caused widespread devastation in florida where search and rescue efforts are under way. officials believe at least 21 people may have died — however, it may be days before the full number of casualties is known. the hurricane was one of the worst to hit florida ever and president biden has warned of "substantial loss of life." our correspondent nada tawfik has the latest from fort myers, one of florida's worst hit areas. all morning, we've had people come through here, this is the legacy harbour marina, to take a look at their possessions, their boats. as you can see behind me, the boats have been completely lifted out of the water,

merseyside police are still looking for the attacker and his weapons, this week searching a stream atads directly to the conviction of 0livia's killer. 0livia was one of three people shot dead in liverpool within the same week last month. today, the city's mayor said she hoped justice would be swift and true. judith moritz, bbc news, liverpool. eddie butler has died at the age of 65. he played 16 times for wales, captaining the side on six occasions. as a broadcaster, butler will be remembered for his brilliant prose that accompanied major sporting and political events with the final one marking the death of queen elizabeth ii. let's go back to westminster hall and those live pictures as thousands of people continue to file past the queen's coffin. 0n of people continue to file past the queen's coffin. on top of the queen's coffin. on top of the queen's coffin. on top of the queen's coffin is a wreath made up of flowers from the gardens in balmoral and windsor. the queen loved her gardens. she was patron of the royal horticultural society and loved the chelsea flower show. the queen's

i served for 22 years on merseyside police and this— for 22 years on merseyside police and this is— forong service and good conduct. i have _ right, charlie. long service and good conduct. i have tried i right, charlie. long service and good conduct. i have tried to i right, charlie. long service and i good conduct. i have tried to serve the public— good conduct. i have tried to serve the public in — good conduct. i have tried to serve the public in my role and there is no better— the public in my role and there is no better example of that than the queen— no better example of that than the queen serving the public for 70 years— queen serving the public for 70 years in— queen serving the public for 70 years in her role. it is a privileged role that i occupy and a very religious role that her majesty occupied _ very religious role that her majesty occupied. charlie loves history and wanted _ occupied. charlie loves history and wanted to— occupied. charlie loves history and wanted to be part of history so we are here _ wanted to be part of history so we are here today.— are here today. wh

i can now confirm that this weapon has been used in a total of three separate incidents across merseysideand during that first incident this resulted in an injury to him. furthermore, and it is a shocking similarity to the circumstances leading to olivia's murder, one of the bullets went through the front of a house belonging to a member of our community. the attack could have had far more dire consequences had someone been stood behind that door. this emphasises the callous nature of their people, who have no regard for the safety or the lives of anyone else. they don't deserve anyone's loyalty. the second incident happened on the 8th of august 2022 at about 9:40pm, this time in french way, dovecot, and this is in the bottom left—hand corner of the map behind me. —— finch way. this is only a very short distance from olivia's home address. on this occasion, two rival gangs, one in a car, others on a motorcycle, fired shots indiscriminately while near playing fields. this occurred in the middle of summer in an area where innocent local people would have been enjoying the park. once again,

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why should my constituents in leeds west, why should people in merseyside pay for tax cuts for thoset? it's not what anyone voted for, it is putting our economy in danger. and, conference, labourwill fight it every step of the way. 0ur uk political correspondent rob watson is in liverpool. what has labour been saying about the problems with the pound and a way that the markets have been rattled so far?— way that the markets have been rattled so far? ~ . ., ., , , rattled so far? what labour has been sa in: is rattled so far? what labour has been saying is that — rattled so far? what labour has been saying is that they _ rattled so far? what labour has been saying is that they wouldn't - rattled so far? what labour has been saying is that they wouldn't be - rattled so far? what labour has been saying is that they wouldn't be in - saying is that they wouldn't be in this position, the country wouldn't be in this position if they were in power because they wouldn't have cut the govan new revenue, they wouldn't have cut taxes in the way that the government has. they see this as evidence i

our reporter mairead smythjoins us now from the headquarters of merseyside police.ryl. since then merseyside police have tried to find the man responsible for that killing. they have tried to find the guns used in that attack. we know that two guns were used but nobody has been held accountable. last week crime stop is “p accountable. last week crime stop is up it —— crime stoppers offered a £200,000 reward to be given to the person who gives the information that leads to the conviction of the killer of olivia pratt—korbel. mairead, thank you. some breaking news, at least 23 people have been killed, 28 others wounded. there has been a missile strike on a convoy of vehicles near the southern ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. this comes as vladimir putin prepares to hold a ceremony in moscow today to formally annexed for parts of ukraine. that is a move denounced by the west. our russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow for us this morning. we have been reporting this news coming through. strike action in zaporizhzhia, interestingly considering the referendum is takin

in grangemouth and in south wales, in humber and in teesside, and here, in merseyside too.street. wealth that the british people will own a stake in, wealth thatis people will own a stake in, wealth that is invested in our country's future that, is a real plan for climate, that is a real plan for growth and, conference, that is a real plan for levelling up. applause. applause. a zero carbon economy, made right here, made in britain. it is time for a government that is on your side, and that government is a labour government. applause. and conference, what about the tories? six different plans for growth in 12 year, each announced with great fanfare. each making no difference. a library of failure. conference, they have had 12 years. have they got growth up? no. have they got inflation down? no. have they got inflation down? no. have they got inflation down? no. have they got child poverty down? no. have hay got the nhs waiting listing down? no, and have they even got the debt and the deficit down? now. conference, it's 12 years of failure. applause. and now, they have repla