had the fortu nate moved to newcastle.he fortunate time to play with him for england, we were big mates. we played golf together, we were really good mates. iwould run played golf together, we were really good mates. i would run to a brick wall to play in any game of football, i have never bottled any game. that is my most important 15 01’ game. that is my most important 15 or 20 games, game. that is my most important 15 or20 games, i game. that is my most important 15 or 20 games, i scored in every single one. i am certainly not going to bottle a game against aston villa. so, it is very sad for me, because obviously it is him that has a problem with me. i would love to be mates and then again, but, you know, he obviously has this problem and did not succeed as newcastle manager and he has the reason in his might buy that happened and i blames me. he also said it was one of the major regrets of your career. so, clearly that was something that alan shearer would have taken offence to. again, you have to be the in context. i

also coming up in the programme: leicester city knock newcastle forfive in the premier league.n's world road race title's settled on some very wet streets in yorkshire. day three of the world athletics championships is under way in doha. five gold medals up for grabs this evening and one of those could go to british sprinter dina asher smith who's hoping to become the first british woman to win sprint gold at a world championships. sshes just qualified for tonights final. our reporter ade adedoyin is in the stadium. we've spoken about dina asher—smith before a great deal. she looked really impressive qualifying for tonight's final. she really did, she looked very, very relaxed. she's really grown in confidence in the last few seasons, she accelerated her way from 50 metres, cruised at 10.87, a seasoned's best time for her are not far off her best time which shows she is in great shape when she can challenge the best athletes in the world. before that, maria jose also ran 10.87. shelley fraser pryce has been in sensational form, she ran10.8 fraser pryce has been in sensational f

jurgen klopp's side beat newcastle 3—1 at anfield. now five wins from five for the league leaders, but they didn't have things all their own way against steve bruce's side, as jo currie reports... newcastle have not won at anfield in the league since 1994, but if the last 25 years have taught them anything, it's that you need to start these matches well. and that's exactly what they did. liverpool caught napping at the back, as they pulled off a sublime finish. first goal for his club, and it was a memorable one. liverpool have been scoring for fun of late. going behind sparked their ignition, possibly their anger. despite appearing to be hauled down in the box, no penalty given. there was only ever going to be one outcome. the senegalese made it look easy, as he put his side level. the newcastle goalkeeper perhaps could have done better. after the break, the hosts kept the pace up. this audacious effort almost working, before the game was put out of sight. liverpool too good, still the ones to catch at the top of the premier league.

newcastle and liverpool have served up newcastle and liverpool have served upa newcastle and liverpoolield marketed as a prospective one—sided affair. newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham, for example, they have had a couple of good results now, the game will be a real challenge, everybody will need to be on their toes, and after two weeks, we need the atmosphere again, at 1230. if we have the atmosphere, then we can do something. tyson fury insists he's not ahead of himself as the prepares for his latest fight. he's not looking beyond the first few hours that followed his meeting in las vegas. he weighed in at 17 a half stone, half a stone lighter than his last outing, for his heavyweight fight which will be in the early hours of tomorrow. he had a potential rematch against deontay wilder, something much talked about but not by tyson fury himself. i'm not interested in deontay wilder one bit. i think that this next fight and then i'm thinking about getting smashed in las vegas. i might have a couple of bruises by the time february comes, so we'll worry a

the former england strikers fell out when newcastle were relegated in 2009.earer as temporary manager. shearer accused owen of not wanting to start in the final game of the season against aston villa. i would run through a brick wall to play in any game of football, i've never bottled any game. look at my most important 15, 20 games, i scored in every one of them, and every derby. i'm not going to bottle a game against aston villa. it's very sad for me because it's him that's got a problem with me and i would love to be mates with him again but he is obvious they got this problem and obvious we didn't succeed as newcastle manager and has a reason in his own mind why that didn't happen and i feel like a reason in his own mind why that didn't happen and ifeel like he blames me for that. you can hear an extended verison of my interview with michael on sportsday this evening at 6:30. staying at st james's park — england's rugby union team will play their first ever test match there this evening when they take on italy. it is theirfinal warm up match before headin

beardsley left newcastle after a 1a—month club investigation earlier this year.ssociation panel said his remarks "were obviously racist and wholly unacceptable". beardsley said he was "surprised and disappointed" by the panel's findings. he's been ordered to complete a face—to—face education course. the rugby world cup is upon us. the tournament injapan starts tomorrow — with the host nation getting proceedings underway against russia in tokyo. it's the first time the world cup has been held in asia. katy gornall is in tokyo for us — and has been looking at the preparations. tokyo is a sprawling and enchanting city. it's a place where the modern nestles alongside the traditional, and it's a new frontier for a sport hoping to make a good impression. excitement is building, 15,000 people turned up just to watch wales trained in southern japan, and the country's commissioner for sport believes the tournament could leave a lasting legacy. translation: this is the first time the world cup is come to a country that has no tradition in rugby. for us injapan we are reall

and liverpool will be 1st up in action on saturday in the english premier league when they host newcastle united in other matches manchester united will be at home against leicester chelsea visit wolves and champions manchester city or away at norwich but before that all eyes will be on anfield where liverpool boss you're going to plop says he's team must not underestimate newcastle the boys are still the same bunch of good football players what they were before and i'm really happy about that and we have to go tomorrow again because newcastle will fight like crazy and like that against tottenham for example a couple of good results. the spanish league also returns with real madrid in action against 11 say coach than it is today and has several problems ahead of this match though as many as 8 players are currently sidelined with injuries they should have been has are available though the belgian join the club for $110000000.00 in the most recent transfer window but it's yet to make his 1st appearance for rail so dan has also been complaining about lack of preparation time after the intern

and liverpool will be 1st up in action on saturday in the english premier league when they host newcastle united in other matches manchester united will be at home against leicester chelsea visit wolves and champions manchester city or away at norwich but before that all eyes will be on enfield where liverpool boss you're going club says he's team must not underestimate newcastle the boys are still the same bunch of good football players what they were before and i'm really happy about that and we have to go tomorrow again because newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example. of good results. the spanish league also returns with real madrid in action against 11 say coach than it is today and has several problems ahead of this match though as many as 8 players are currently sidelined with injuries they should have been has are available though the belgian joined the club for $110000000.00 in the most recent transfer window but is yet to make his 1st appearance for rail so dan has also been complaining about the lack of preparation time after the internati

and liverpool will be 1st up in action on saturday in the english premier league when they host newcastle united in other matches manchester united will be at leicester chelsea visit wolves and champions manchester city or away ignore each but before all that all eyes will be on anfield where liverpool boss you're going to see must not underestimate newcastle the boys are still the same bunch of good football players what they were before and i'm really happy about that but we have to show tomorrow again because newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example a couple of good results now the spanish league also returns with real madrid in action against levein say coach than it is today and has several problems ahead of this match though as many as 8 players are currently sidelined with injuries they should have been has are available though the belgian join the club for $110000000.00 in the most recent transfer window but it's yet to make his 1st appearance for rail so dan has also been complaining about lack of preparation time after the international bre

and liverpool will be 1st up in action on saturday in the english premier league when the hosts newcastle united and other matches manchester united will be at home against leicester chelsea visit wolves and champions manchester city or away at norwich but before that all eyes will be on anfield the way liverpool boss your going club says he's team must not underestimate newcastle. the boys are still the same bunch of good football players what they were before and i'm really happy about that and we have to show tomorrow again because newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example. of good results now the spanish league also returns with real madrid in action against say coach sen dan has several problems ahead of this match as many as 8 players are currently sidelined with injuries they should have been has are available the belgian joined the club for 110000000 dollars in the most recent transfer window but is yet to make his 1st appearance for rail sudan has also been complaining about a lack of preparation time after the international break. it's calle

they met the girls after school in newcastle's elden square.ey were taken to houses in the west end, where they were plied with alcohol and abused. i'd be given drinks and more drinks and then suddenly i could be hit. then like... ..dragged into a bedroom and sometimes multiple men came in and sometimes it was just one. chloe and her mum, who we're calling christine, have agreed to talk to me. they must remain anonymous, because chloe is a rape victim. these are the exact words spoken by actors. they would kiss my cheek. and if i turn my head away then they would slap us in the face. and then sometimes i would wake up the next morning with no clothes on and i were that drunk that i couldn't do anything. chloe's name came to the police‘s attention in 2016 as part of operation optic. the investigation began when another child told the police she was a victim of the grooming gang. at first, chloe didn't want to cooperate. but i thought of the girls and how it's probably still happening to them. and if... you know, what if one of them died, and it

what they were before and i'm really happy about that but we have to feel tomorrow again because newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example a couple of good results now the spanish league also returns with real madrid in action against levant coaches in a day and has several problems ahead of this match as many as 8 players are currently sidelined with injuries they should have even hazard available though the belgian joined the club for 110000000 dollars in the most recent transfer window but is yet to make his 1st appearance for rail so don has also been complaining about of lack of preparation time after the international break. because. it's complicated period we know the situation we're not comfortable about it but that's the way it is vantive had 15 days to prepare for this game whereas some players have only joined us this week one or 2 every day until today we have 3 players who are going to train only one day but it doesn't matter we're ready we're just thinking about the game now in major league baseball the toronto blue jays were looking roug

the newcastle goalkeeper perhaps could have done better.ool too good, still the ones to catch at the top of the premier league. after 25 minutes, we found our feet, finally. we could then set the tempo that changed everything. scored wonderful goals. both goals were brilliant. bobby came on in good shape. played a fantastic game. and the final goal was nice as well! we scored a cracking goal and then for half an hour, we were comfortable. they have good possession come i felt like we made a few mistakes for the first goal. the big mistake was the second one where we gave the ball away and got caught in possession and they punish the force of the goalkeeper will be disappointed and he has a come away with it but with his standards and correct when you make mistakes like this at this level, it is always going to be difficult. well crystal palace were punished for their mistakes at the tottenham hotspur stadium. spurs thrashed them 4—0 with all four goals coming in the first half. son heung min scored two of them. it was only spurs' second win

nearly 60,000 runners are gathering in newcastle this morning for the 38th great north run.in a row. the bbc‘s alison freeman is at the start line for us this morning. what is the atmosphere like this morning? a beautiful and clear day. it is absolutely beautiful, the sun is shining. it was pretty chilly first thing. the ladies here. dishing out suncream to anyone who needs it, keeping them safe on the 13.1 mile route. this is the biggest half marathon in the country and in just one hour, injust half marathon in the country and in just one hour, in just over one hour, the streets of newcastle will be filled with runners. the biggest and brightest sporting event in the north—east. 57,000 runners are registered for this year's great north run, taking in the landmarks of newcastle, gateshead and beyond. the legendary sir mo farah leading out the elite men, hoping to win this half marathon for a record sixth time. i'm confident, training has been going pretty well, and i'm just here to test myself and obviously enjoy the quayside. go over that bridge, and i know better than anyo

a teenager who cannot be named was found guilty of murdering a lawyer in newcastle.e at the wrong time. he was going through a busy shopping centre in the centre of newcastle city centre. raised his arm at a doorway to let the teenager go past. the teenager took exception to this and there was a struggle. the lawyer managed to push him off but the 17—year—old stabbed him in the chest with a screwdriver. we heard previously that he had stolen screwdrivers from a shop and the teenager was looking for somebody, he had an argument with, about cigarettes. the court hearing was today, the first crown court hearing, the 17—year—old pled guilty to murder. it lasted less than ten minutes. he admitted stealing screwdrivers from a poundland store in newcastle and possessing an offensive weapon. because it was in a shopping mall, there were cctv cameras everywhere so a shopping mall, there were cctv cameras everywhere so the police we re cameras everywhere so the police were able to track the teenager, thatis were able to track the teenager, that is how he was followed and arres

now, liverpool and newcastle have served up the odd premier league classic.unchtime's meeting at anfield as a prospective one—sided affair. but newcastle's only win so far this season was at another big club — spurs. newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example. and a couple of good results now. the game will be a real challenge, it will be pretty much everybody on their toes and i hope that after two weeks... i don't know when we had the last home game. the atmosphere again at 12:30pm... if it has the atmosphere, we can do something. tyson fury will fight 0tto wallin tonight in las vegas at the lightest he's been since defeating wladimir klitschko in 2015. the british heavyweight came in atjust over 18 stone, and he's 9lbs lighter than when he made his first vegas appearance in his last fight in june, but still almost a stone and a half heavier than his opponent. fury‘s been embracing a mexican theme since his arrival in the city to mark the country's independence day weekend. i've trained really hard. i am the lightest i h

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an independent paneljudged he made racist comments to players as newcastle under—23 team coach.dings. britain's triple speedway world champion, tai woffinden, is hoping to become the first home rider in 12 years, to win the british grand prix this weekend. the sport's 16 elite riders, will race at the principality stadium in cardiff on saturday. woffinden, who holds the track record there joined me in the studio, to talk about the injuries that have held him back this season. coming back at the start injune, earlyjune, broke my teeth between the blades... quite a scary moment. i had two months off and did every treatment and physiotherapy session i could get my hands on and came back two months later. in terms of how the chamber chip has gone for you the season, not as good as you may have hope perhaps due to the injuries and missing a couple of grand pres? everyone keeps saying that but my back is fine, i felt to have the ability to come back and right at that level. evelyn keeps saying the same thing to me and the people who were close to me and listen to me and valued at. ——

torrential rain didn't stop leicester city thrashing newcastle 5—0 in the premier league. the table, leaving newcastle second from bottom. the second—largest crowd in women's super league history watched tottenham beat west ham at the london stadium. in front of almost 25—thousand people, spurs won 2—nil, lucy quinn sealing the win seven minutes from time, as they moved up to fifth in the table. lewis hamilton moved a step closer to a sixth formula 1 world title, with victory in the russian grand prix in sochi. it was a one—two for mercedes, who took advantage of more controversy at ferrari, with sebastian vettel ignoring team orders before breaking down. hamilton now leads the drivers‘ championship by 73 points with five races to go. the strategies were definitely full on it today. i think we all were. and you know even valtteri bottas to keep the ferrari behind did a great job to secure the one, two. after three tough races, this is... i can't tell you how rewarding this feels. northern ireland'sjonathan rea has won a record fifth straight world superbikes title. he clin

the newcastle goalkeeper perhaps could have done better. to catch at the top of the premier league. after 25 minutes, we find our feet, finally. we could then set the temple that changed everything. scored wonderful goals. both goals we re scored wonderful goals. both goals were brilliant. not too serious. bobby came on in good shape. played a fantastic game. and the final goal was nice as well! leicester city's bright start to the season has prompted speculation that they might finish in the top six at the expense of manchester united. so perhaps with a point to prove, united made sure of a 1—0 win over leicester city today, thanks to a first half penalty from marcus rashford. that means united move up to fourth place in the table, while leicester drop to fifth. tottenham chalked up their second league win of the season with an emphatic 4—0 victory over crystal palace at the tottenham hotspur stadium. son heung min scored twice as spurs led 4—0 at half time and that's the way it stayed. spurs are up to third place. the focus was very good.

also coming up in the programme: leicester city knock newcastle forfive in the premier league.cup victories, their 29—25 win over australia in their second pool game, leaves them favourites to finish top of their group. which would hand them a more favourable draw in the quarterfinals. katie gornall is in tokyo. japan is proving to be a popular host. their team has lit up the world cup and in tokyo they have thrown their support. wales arrived as favourites to beat the two—time champions australia that could define the tournament. no side has ever won a world cup and lost a match along the way. momentum in by match along the way. momentum in rugby is everything and early on it was with wales. he watched the last world cup in a pub, now he has the best view in the house. australia's spirits were lifted when ashley cooper scampered over but the second their concentration wavered, wales pounced. gareth davies helping wales toa15 pounced. gareth davies helping wales to a 15 point lead at the break. on a hot and humid to a 15 point lead at the break. on a hotand humid night, the to

sadio mane scored twice in the first half after newcastle took the lead.now won 1a league games in a row. elsewhere in the epl, jeff hendrick scored a last—minute equaliser for burnley at brighton. marcus rashford got the only goal of the game as manchester united beat leicester city. southampton won at ten—man sheffield united — while four first half goals, two from son heung min, saw spurs thrash crystal palace and chelsea had a convincing win at wolves. there were plenty of goals at the bernabeu in spain — five in fact — as real madrid just about held on to beat levante 3—2 they had been 3—0 up at half time. off—season signing eden hazard finally made his debut after his move from chelsea. and afterwards his manager zinedine zidane said that it's his fitness not his quality that's in question at the moment. translation: what he is missing is more training. he has trained with the team early on four occasions had been either take it slowly. we all know how good he is but we have a lot of games ahead and people need to understand that we need to rest him.

feeling cool for aberdeen and newcastle.s this area of low pressure clears away eastwards, notice how, on its back edge, the white lines, the isobars really squeeze together. we will have another swathe of strong winds across some central and eastern parts of england, particularly down the east coast. we could see gusts of 55 or 60 mph. that, combined with high tides, could cause some coastal flooding. on monday, the area of low pressure slides away and we get a quieter window of weather. there will be mist and fog patches around to start monday, but then a decent amount of dry and fine weather with some spells of sunshine. however, notice down to the south—west, here is our next area of low pressure. more heavy rain piling in across england and particularly wales. and there is again the risk of localised flooding. on tuesday, the area of low pressure will slide eastwards and, as it clears, we will follow the isobars northwards. that is where our air will be coming from for the middle part of the week, a plunge of really chi

newcastle stay second bottom.lin, germany. the former olympic and world champion led an ethiopian sweep of the podium places with the second fastest time ever. two hours, one minute and 41 seconds. the women's race was won by another ethiopian, ashete bekere. she beat compatriot mare dibaba to win in two hours, 20 minutes and 1a seconds. that's all the sport for now. much of the northern united states has been hit by heavy snow storms — with winter arriving unseasonally early — in september. this was the state of montana where some parts expecting to receive several feet of snow over the next 2a hours. it's on track to be the heaviest september snowfall there since 1935. a reminder of our top story.... there have been running street—battles in hong kong, in some of the worst violence in more than three months of anti—government unrest. protesters threw petrol bombs, while the police fired round after round of tear gas and rubber bullets. hello there. some parts of the uk have had more than their fair share of rain

ricardo ran through most of the newcastle team to score the first goal.h in the table, while leicester go back up to third. in the wsl, 25,000 people were at the london stadium to see west ham women play their first game against totenham hotspur. but it was spurs who won — 2—0. lucy quinn with the second late in the 2nd half. elsewhere, champions arsenal beat brighton 4—0. the last goal of the game wasjordan nobbs' first since coming back from injury. and chelsea won 4—0 away at bristol. lewis hamilton moved a step closer to a sixth formula 1 world title by winning the russian grand prix. his mercedes team took advantage of sebastian vettel‘s ferrari breaking down to finish first and second in sochi, extending hamilton's lead in the drivers' championship to 73 points with five races to go. we were all really on it today. even va ltteri bottas to we were all really on it today. even valtteri bottas to keep the ferrari behind, did a fantasticjob to keep the ferrari behind and secure the 1-2. as the ferrari behind and secure the 1—2. as faras the ferrari beh

newcastle's fabian schar put switzerland ahead against the republic of ireland in their euro qualifier united's david mcgoldrick rescued a point for the hosts — his first international goal too. they are unbeaten. those are your qualifiers so far. also in that group are gibralter and denmark. they play tonight. the danes comfortable winners by six goals to nil. jamie murray and neal skupski are in the semi—finals of the doubles at the us open. they lost the first set on a tie—break. the second is also going to a tie—break. murray is already into the mixed doubles final with his partner. and you can keep updated on that semi—final on the bbc sport website. england's paul casey shot a 6—under par round, to go top of the leaderboard at the german open in hamburg. casey posted a 66, including seven birdies. despite strong winds on the course, he leads by a shot, ahead of austria's matthias schwab. leeds boxer nicola adams admits it was strange to become world champion, without winning the title in the ring. she received it due to arely mucino being unable to defend her crown through injury

when i first went to newcastle, he was one of the main reasons i signed for newcastle.and it was only a year or two after i left newcastle when i was about to pick up the phone to him and he said i wouldn't call, and i was like, why not? and then the reason started transpiring. so it is very strange, very sad in a way, but we live at different ends of the country, i suppose, we live at different ends of the country, isuppose, and not we live at different ends of the country, i suppose, and not all is lost. what went wrong? what did you fallout over? well, it's quite a long story. i will try to keep it short. last game of the season we had to get something away at aston villa. i had been injured with a groin problem and was coming back. basically i was still a week or two away from being fit. bear in mind i had a history of muscle injuries, andi had a history of muscle injuries, and i knew my body better than anyone. i knew if i was a day early it would tear or something would go wrong. and on the flip side, i knew when i was right as well. i was quite clearly a week or

back, but some into airports farfrom home. at twenty to eight tonight and then there's a bus to newcastleoing to birmingham and then a coach trip for six hours from birmingham up to glasgow. staff turned up to work, but only briefly. an emblematic name on our high streets gone and they are gutted at thomas cook headquarters in peterborough. i've been here since i was 19, so it's very sad. everybody has given their heart and soul to this company and it's kind of sad that we don't exist any more. martin and gemma booked their wedding on a greek island via thomas cook. tiny details are in place but their plans are now in disarray. itjust broke my heart, i couldn't believe it, i was gutted. i don't want it to be true. now it just all seems for nothing. a bit confused and empty. all that planning and it's all gone. but the focus for the government is getting tens of thousands of british holiday—makers home. 16,000 brits were booked on thomas cook flights today before it went bust. the hope is that by tonight most of them will be back. others will return in the coming days. tom burridge, bbc ne

he is going for a record sixth successive title in newcastle. multiple paralympic champion david weir has won the men's wheelchair race. he claimed his eighth wheelchair title at south shields and it was a double when four brits. the england women's captain was one of the starters of the great north run. she played in the great north run. she played in the first manchester derby in the wsl yesterday. her club manchester city beat united one nil in front of a record—breaking crowd of 31,000 at the end he had. she was at the great north run to raise awareness for the derby foundation. her husband was former liverpool defender stephen darby who was diagnosed with motor neuron disease last year. when stephen was diagnosed his mindset was all about trying to help other people. i know how important this run is to everyone to have 12 of theirfamily run is to everyone to have 12 of their family running for his foundation and to raise awareness. it isa foundation and to raise awareness. it is a great opportunity for us to do that and get out there. the m

newcastle stay second bottom. that's all the sport for now.despread suffering and abuse of dogs, despite regular checks by vets and council inspectors. the industry is thought to be worth up to 12 million pounds a year in wales alone. wyre davies has this special report. 0ur year—long investigation found appalling conditions on farm afterfarm. all council—approved businesses in west wales. cold, filthy sheds. little human interaction. no stimulation. and, in one case, a discarded, dead puppy. dog—lover danielle foley bought her new puppy — a beagle she called winston — for £650 from a licensed puppy farm she found online. but within days, winston had fallen seriously ill with parvovirus — a highly contagious disease that is often fatal. at two o'clock in the morning the vets rung my mum and said, "his organs, they're shutting down, it's just going to be a slow, painful death." "can they make it quick, make it easy for him?" the breeder who sold winston told us he maintained excellent standards. even though inspection reports found problems wit

and somebody wants in newcastle and somebody once in wales or kent?to all of those places from a central area? i would argue that is a reason why big restaurant change had been having problems because they cannot adapt to different localities. it's interesting you say that i take it a step beyond because i look after not just the uk but all of europe and we are finding that, surprisingly, customers are more similar than different. what people are looking for is an experience that is easy for is an experience that is easy for them and that flexibility. price, making sure we offer great value to people, that will be important everywhere you go. making sure we deliver on what we promise and that predictability, if you order your pizza, it will arrive on time. i think you have a one size fits all attitude i don't think that's the way that retail and the way the big restaurant should be going. it is the small questions that can adapt quickly and change to adapt whereas i don't think big companies can do that. we can adapt quite quickly. if you think about

newcastle just couldn‘t get hold of the ball and they couldn‘t control their temper, a horrific challengeid what jamie vardy does best. the floodgates were open, the foxes running riot. pratt back on his feet and in on the action. jamie vardy scored a second before wilfred made it five. more misery for the magpies. leicester, too clinical, too good and back into third. that‘s all the sport for now. cabinet ministers have been telling the conservative party conference in manchester that the uk will leave the european union at the end of october without or without a deal — despite legislation aimed at preventing a "no deal" brexit. and speaking on the andrew marr show this morning, borisjohnson claims he‘s been "a model of restraint" when it comes to his use of language, in the brexit debate. hannah al—othman is political correspondent at buzzfeed, and jack blanchard edits the london playbook for politico. i spoke to them a short while ago from manchester. i don‘t think you can call a party unified that has just sacked 21 of its mps. i mean there is obviously huge divisions in the tory part

this got staff at newcastle university thinking other benefits to stripes on the football pitch.nyone because they are the reigning european champions. whereas it is 50 years since newcastle last won a major trophy in 1969, the european intercity cup. unless newcastle can suddenly start running faster than the speed of light i do not think winning stripes will help them very much. they might be the exception that proves the rule. and roger, tell us more about this story with batsman steve smith? steve smith came to england in 2007 to play as a 17—year—old and actually ended up playing in the kent but has first stop when he flew over without any of his family was to play as the overseas player in cheshire. he arrived and grappenhall and was taken out with his team—mates to a pub in the village where everyone had one too many to drink, steve smith then get out of his room for two days, didn‘t set foot on the cricket pitch might alone play a game and he went back home so his first introduction to english cricket was not a happy one. it was disappointing because has mother is english

alan shearer reacted, it was that last game when he was manager of newcastle, there was a suggestion different? quite a lot has made the headlines over the last couple of days, the alan shearer thing is one of them. i guess it isjust a different version of events. i have been his big mate for many years, we played golf together, i stayed in his house, he was one of the reasons i moved to newcastle, played for england with him, we were great mates. sadly, he took over as manager and in the last game we really needed a result at aston villa and i was recovering from a groin injury. he wanted me to play. i still believe i was about a week away from playing, normally. put this into context, i have probably had more muscle injuries than any other football player, i had more muscle injuries than any otherfootball player, i know had more muscle injuries than any other football player, i know my body and i know when i am a day or two away or a week away. i knew i was still a week away but i said to alan, ithink was still a week away but i said to alan, i think it is best if you put me on the

beardsley left newcastle after a 14—month club investigation earlier this year.le's under—23s coach, and joked about climbing trees. an independent football association panel said his remarks "were obviously racist and wholly unacceptable". beardsley said he was "surprised and disappointed" by the panel's findings. he's been ordered to complete a face—to—face education course. the rugby world cup gets underway tomorrow. japan play russia in the opener at 11.45 in the morning. all the home nations are in action in the first few days. england start their tournament on sunday. they play tonga in sapporo right in the north ofjapan, and they've held their first training session there this morning. mark wilson and joe thockanasiga are both back in full training and eddiejones names his side for that opener tomorrow. new zealand start the defence of their title against south africa and things have got a little heated between the coaches. steve hansen says that the springbok‘s rassie erasmus has been trying to put pressure on the refereejerome garces the frenchman has re

the premier league on sunday and it saw leicester city climb up to third with a 5—0 thrashing of newcastlesurrenderfrom his side in the second half after they were reduced to 10 men. they remain second bottom with just one win all season. we are certainly not anywhere near to good enough. we made it difficult all afternoon and certainly when it goes to ten men, you need to get 20, 30 minutes up the road and just after halftime, an awful goal away and a deflection for the third and that it became one of the very difficult afternoons against a very good leicester team. we have got to show a lot more than what we did. under difficult circumstances. well after japan's shock win on saturday at the rugby world cup, it was wales' turn to surprise one of the tournament favourites on sunday. their 29—25 win over australia has put warren gatland's side in prime position to claim top spot in pool d but the welsh coach has called on his side pat themselves on the back and then do a job in the remaining games. from tokyo, here's our correspondent katie gornall. this was a game that these fans here will

and i'm here in newcastle where around 60,000 people will be swapping their sunday lie in to take parte great north run later. good morning. a largely dry day today with plenty of sunshine in england and wales. more clout in northern ireland and scotland later on with some showers. all of the details in 15 minutes. it's sunday september the 8th. our top story... the prime minister borisjohnson has suffered a new blow to his authority after his work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, resigned last night. ms rudd said she no longer believed the government's main objective was to leave the eu with a deal — and she described the sacking of 21 rebel tory mps as an act of political vandalism. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. 0nce tipped as a future pm, amber rudd's time in this government is over. she backed jeremy hunt in the tory leadership contest, but found herself reappointed as work and pensions secretary, surviving the clear—out of other former remain supporters in cabinet when the new pm came to power. in her resignation letter, amber rudd pulls no punches, layi

fixtures,ek of liverpool on saturday in the image premier league hosting newcastle united and other matchesther place and norwich. before that, everyone will be watching and field. they must not underestimate newcastle. >> the boys are still the same hungry bunch of good football players they were before and i am happy about that. crazy,le will fight like like they did against another team. reporter: the spanish leak also returns with real madrid in action. there are several problems ahead of this match. as many as eight players are sidelined with injuries. they should have one player available. the belgian join the club for $110 million, but has yet to make his first appearance. he has been complaining about lack of preparation time after the international break. it is complicated. we know the situation. we are not comfortable about it, but that is the way it is. they had 15 days, where some players only join this week. one or two every day until today. we have three players who were trained only one day. it does not matter. we are ready and thinking about the game now. reporter: we are a

in double digits. 14 degrees there for plymouth, for example, dropping down to 9 in glasgow and newcastlee this feed of air coming up from the south or the south—east. pretty warm wind direction, fairly humid as well. high pressure holding onto the first half of the weekend but notice these frontal systems out in the atlantic. these will eventually make their move and turn things quite a lot more unsettled. saturday then, the most reliably dry day for many parts of the uk. a lot of fine weather, lots of sunshine too but notice the odd thunderstorm late in the day through the south—west of england, parts of wales, maybe northern ireland as well. temperatures, though, 21 degrees in glasgow. the south—east of england could get to 25, maybe 26 degrees. through saturday night, though, there's the increasing chance we could see thundery downpours drifting across western areas ahead of this frontal system. it is a cold front. it could be moving erratically northeastwards as we move to sunday. some uncertainty about where it will come to rest with its outbreaks of rain for the afternoon but ahead

cold night, with clear skies, light winds, temperatures will get down to about 3 celsius or so in newcastlen scotland and north—east england, in the very coldest areas. so sunday does promise to be a cold start for this time of year. for most of us a lovely start today, plenty of sunshine, a bit of cloud will bubble up, but across the north—west wuite a change here for northern ireland and west scotland as a warm front moves in, that cloud will bring the threat of a bit of light, patchy drizzle for a time, quite misty around some of our western hills and coasts. temperatures coming up a bit across north—east england, so not quite as chilly but the highest temperatures further south. monday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure, the low pressure itself is forming really across england and wales, so there is quite a degree of uncertainty exactly where the heaviest rain will be and how far east it gets. the forecast could change but the general idea is that monday is going to be quite an unsettled day for many of us, rain at times and temperatures not too impressive, highs of ia—i6

in double digits. 1a degrees there for plymouth, for example, dropping down to 9 in glasgow and newcastleessure holding onto the first half of the weekend but notice these frontal systems out in the atlantic. these will eventually make their move and turn things quite a lot more unsettled. saturday then, the most reliably dry day for many parts of the uk. a lot of fine weather, lots of sunshine too but notice the odd thunderstorm late in the day through the south—west of england, parts of wales, maybe northern ireland as well. temperatures, though, 21 degrees in glasgow. the south—east of england could get to 25, maybe 26 degrees. through saturday night, though, there's the increasing chance we could see thundery downpours drifting across western areas ahead of this frontal system. it is a cold front. it could be moving erratically northeastwards as we move to sunday. some uncertainty about where it will come to rest with its outbreaks of rain for the afternoon but ahead of it, another warm day, 23 or 2a degrees but behind that cold front, the air turns colder. it will feel much cooler an

he comes in after steve bruce left to join newcastle in the summer., across england, there was the highest number of mumps cases confirmed by public health england between april andjune, public health england between april and june, that‘s over 2000 cases. i can tell you that 15% of those in the east midlands. so what‘s happening at the start of term is that houses of students are getting ready with all of their gear to head to university, many for the first time, public health england are really stressing to people make sure that you are up—to—date with your vaccines, particularly in nr, which protects against measles, mumps, and rubella. what protection is available that public health officials are trying to promote? children are supposed to have two rounds of mmr, but you will remember there was a lot of controversy about it in the 1990s, it really is one of the reasons for one of the highest number of rise in cases in 10 years. they reckon it is the lower than expected uptake of mmr years ago, partly because of the fallout of what his now discredi

moved back up to third in the table, leaving newcastle second from bottom.determination and passion in their heart before we talk about tactics and footballing ability. that needs to be a given and unfortunately today, i cannot defend it. being the manager or the coach, whatever you are, ultimately i accept responsibility because it is as bad an afternoon as i can remember. scotland are still leading samoa 3—0 in kobe mackay will have an update in the next hour. studio: oli foster, thank you. let's return to the conservative party conference — where the chancellor sajid javid has promised "a significant economic policy response" in the event of a no—deal brexit. it comes as he sets out plans for what he calls an "infrastructure revolution" — on the second day of the conference in manchester. let's take a closer look at those spending pledges: so far, the tories have made spending vows of more than 50 billion pounds at their conference. that includes a 25 billion pounds upgrade of england's roads. as well as five billion pounds for ultrafast broadband interne

he comes in after steve bruce left to join newcastle in the summerand steve bruce left to join newcastleat down next act by bringing in city and hejoins the site at 11th place in the championship. a marker has been laid down in the run—up to the weld athletics championships. sheet one 100 metres at the dining league events and vessels, and head of jamaica's two—time champion. she ran it, the fastest time of the season into the overall title with it. obviously i came into the race wanting to win and my coach gave me some very specific things to think about and i was doing that and the race and i managed to put it off and went the line i was like fabulous, i w011 went the line i was like fabulous, i won the race and happy me but then i remembered it was a dining league and a one b dining league, what a great day! chasing his 19th grand slam title, he faces matteo vanity and he has called him the greatest that my fighter ever and that is something that rafael nadal says is not the only reason why the behind his success. to pray every point in every set and every match until then and that is

he comes in after steve bruce left to join newcastle in the summer.e of swa nsea previously he was in charge of swansea and leeds. hejoins previously he was in charge of swansea and leeds. he joins the wednesday side setting on 11th place in the championship. michael owens says he has no problem with alan shearer, despite a very public arguments they have had surrounding the publication of a once new book. the former england striker spell out whenever relegated in 2009. owen was playing under shearer as temporary manager. shearer accused owen of not wanting to start any final game of the season. i had to run through a brick wall to play any game is for both. look at my most important 15 or 20 games that i have scored in every single one of them. in every derby, every big game. i am certain not going to bottle than it is aston villa. it is very sad for me, because it is obviously him that has a problem with me and i would love to be friends with him again. you know, he obviously has this problem and did not succeed as newcastle manager. i feel he blame

feeling cool for aberdeen and newcastle.rs away eastwards, notice how on its back edge, the white lines, the isobars really squeeze together. we will have another swathe of strong winds across some central and eastern parts of england, particularly down the east coast. we could see gusts of 55 or 60 mph. that, combined with high tides, could cause some coastal flooding. on monday, the area of low pressure slides away and we get a quieter window of weather. there will be mist and fog patches around to start monday, but then a decent amount of dry and fine weather with some spells of sunshine. however, notice down to the south—west, here is our next area of low pressure. more heavy rain piling in across england and particularly wales. and there is again the risk of localised flooding. on tuesday, the area of low pressure will slide eastwards and as it clears, we will follow the isobars northwards. that is where our air will be coming from for the middle part of the week, a plunge of really chilly air, temperatures dipping acro

nearly 60,000 runners are gathering in newcastle this morning for the 38th great north run.mes in a row. the bbc‘s alison freeman is at the start line for us this morning. alison, there are plenty of races across the uk every year. what makes this one so special? i think it has captured the imaginations of people across the world, across the country, with people from all over coming to take pa rt people from all over coming to take part in the great north run. it is the end of a series of really special sporting events, we had the mini andjunior special sporting events, we had the mini and junior great north runs yesterday, and then the 100 metres sprint in stockton. it is the pinnacle, that one mile half marathon race, which goes all the way down to the tyne bridge, through gateshead and down to south shields. i know it is hard to imagine it now, it is so quiet, but in a couple of hours this place will be thronging with people. the biggest and brightest sporting eventin the biggest and brightest sporting event in the north—east. 57,000 runners are registered for this yea r‘

. >> flying into manchester, and then there is a bus to newcastle. >> going to birmingham. and then a coach trip for six hours from birminghato glasgow. >> staff turd up to work in nottingham, but only briefly. an emblematic name on the high streets gone. they are gutted at thomas ok arheadrs. >> i've been here since i was 19. very sad. >> everyone has given their heart and soul to this company it is sad that we don't exist anymore. wtom: they booked theding on a greek island via thomas cook. their plans are in disarray. >> just broke my heart. can't believit. didn't want it to be true. >> it all seems for nothing now. a bit confed and empty. don't really know what to do. all that planning in this -- all gone. tom: the focus for the government is gettin of thousands of british holidaymakers home. 16,000 bri were booked on thomas cook flights today before it went bust. the hope is that by tonight, most of them will be back. others will return in the coming days. tom burridge, bbc news. laura: end of an era there. the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived in pe town on the

newcastle have had midfielder issac hayden sent off for a straight red card.going 1—0 down after just 59 seconds. watkins is on a brilliant run having scored seven of his side's eight championship goals this season, they remain though in the bottom half of the table. arsenal have been impressive as they continued the defece of their women's suerleague title with another win that keeps them top of the tabel on goal difference from manchester city women. it's now three from three after victory over brighton. and a special moment for england's jordan nobbs, who scored her first goal since returning from the lengthy injury which ruled her out of the world cup. and what was arsenal's fourth in a 4—0 win. manchester city maintained their 100% start thanks to steph horton's early free kick against everton. totte na hm beat westha m 2—0 while chelsea won easily at bristol city. it's day three of the world athletics championships in doha. five gold medals up for grabs this evening and one of those could go to dina asher smith who's hoping to become the first british wo