the city of newcastle _ that last night. the city of newcastle was _ that last night.night. the city of. newcastle was prepared for that last night. the city of- newcastle was prepared for more that last night. the city of— newcastle was prepared for more of that as _ newcastle was prepared for more of that as the — newcastle was prepared for more of that as the far right groups had spread — that as the far right groups had spread activity around immigration centres _ spread activity around immigration centres and those supporting migrants. but the city of newcastle and people of our region turned up in force _ and people of our region turned up in force to — and people of our region turned up in force to say they were not accepting _ in force to say they were not accepting it and we had a huge peaceful— accepting it and we had a huge peaceful counterprotest. i think the loud voices — peaceful counterprotest. i think the loud voices of people who do not agree _ loud voices of people who do not agree with the racism and the violence — agree with the racism and the viole

and this was the scene in newcastle.— in newcastle. of course protect our masks _ in newcastle.ks because _ in newcastle. of course protect our masks because we - in newcastle. of course protect our masks because we believe l our masks because we believe this is our house and the house of god. —— mosques. forthem this is our house and the house of god. —— mosques. for them to go around and try to destroy them is something very heinous. there were some isolated incidents. aldershot was certainly one of the places where right—wing protests materialise. in brighton they were so outnumbered they needed police protection. according to the man who used to oversee the police, it is not only the counter protests that kept the far right off the streets but also swift prosecutions. the techniques _ also swift prosecutions. the techniques and _ also swift prosecutions. tue: techniques and instruments also swift prosecutions. tte: techniques and instruments the police have now for identifying people even with face coverings, i will not go into detail, are very advanced and also it is an off

had this message: newcastle is my home and no—one associated with newcastle united want to see anything amazing place with brilliant people. ijust hope there's no conversation, there's no aggressive scenes. we want to promote inclusivity for everyone connected with newcastle and we want to see the place respected how it should be. a new role gold record and a historic first ever gold in the olympic with botswana. in the 0lympic with botswana. in the men's 200 metres. let's check the metal table before we finish, and that gold has the usa just out finish, and that gold has the usajust out in finish, and that gold has the usa just out in front with 30, one ahead of china. australia are next with 18 some way back with the host nation, france on 14. great britain are fifth on 13 after that gold in the sailing. that's it from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. we did have a lot of cloud through thursday afternoon, and with that came dri

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newcastle, as you say, is my home, and no—one, ithink, associated with newcastle united wanted to seejust hope that there is a confrontation, there is no aggressive scenes. we want to promote inclusivity for everyone connected with newcastle and we want to see the place respected in the way that it should be. just the place respected in the way that it should be.— that it should be. just a bit of time to _ that it should be. just a bit of time to recover - that it should be. just a bit of time to recover our - that it should be. just a bit of time to recover our top | of time to recover our top story — and new world record in the women's 400 metres hurdles for the usa's mclaughlin levronne and a gold fought letsile tebogo in the men's 400 metres. let's have a look at the paris 2024 medal table before we finish and the gold fought maclachlan has the usa just out in front with 30 — one ahead of china. australia art next with 18, some way back, with the host nation, france on 14. great britain are fifth on 13 after the gold in the sailing. and that is just about it from us. you can get a

here at newcastle college, that does not i newcastle college, that does not concern us.ualifications. so those level three qualifications. so those level three qualifications are much more important for the employer skills, towards the next step. getting into vocational and technical degrees, but also straight into the workplace and into a career, if not into higher or degree level apprenticeships. we are seeing a lot more students taking that route. that is interesting. we were talking to other people earlier that said that the perception of some of those vocational courses changed during covid and some people's perception of whether they needed to go to university had changed and a lot more people are going down that vocational route. what sort of courses do you do? is at things like plumbing, electricians? irate courses do you do? is at things like plumbing, electricians?— courses do you do? is at things like plumbing, electricians? we do a lot of those trades _ plumbing, electricians? we do a lot of those trades and _ plumbing, electricians? we do a lot| of those tra

into the second half, newcastle needed fresh legs and fresh ideas. harvey barnes provided both.ader was well saved. less than two minutes later, barnes, in a similar position, and almost identical delivery with a different outcome. newcastle's player of the season last year anthony gordon in the right place with the right time. with the game looking for a winner, bournemouth�*s when you're rose to the occasion. cuejubilation, though when you're rose to the occasion. cue jubilation, though var soon turned party people. handball the decision. sharing is caring, and on bournemouth�*s big anniversary, a point apiece. it is bournemouth's big anniversary, a point apiece-— bournemouth's big anniversary, a point apiece. it is so obvious what ha--ened point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today. _ point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today. i _ point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today, i think— point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today, i think everyone | point apiece. it is so obvious what - happened today, i think everyone who watched the game would ag

let's go to newcastle, where the bbc�*s special correspondent, lucy manning, is. been _ what is the picture there? there have been around _ what is the picture there? there have been around 1000 - what is the picture there? there l have been around 1000 protesters what is the picture there? ti” have been around 1000 protesters out in newcastle, outside the beacon centre where there is an immigration services office, on the list with the far right were scheduled to be out here at eight o'clock tonight. there has been no sign of the far right and it would be hard to know where they would go have taken over all of the pavement outside. there has been no trouble. the police have stayed on the side roads. there have been chance ofjordan is united, we will never will be defeated, refugees welcome here, free, free palestine and the largely muslim crowd chanted god is the greatest and muslim, but there has been no trouble here and no sign of the far right. the question is this, the point where it changes the counter demonstrators take over the streets from the rioters wit

more than 1000 came at a protest in newcastle. is this the point the counter demonstrations, the arrests and the heavy sentences deterrent the far right and the rioters? three rioters involved in the first wave of far right violence are sent to jail. they include derek drummond, who's 58, sentenced to three years for attacking a police officer. we'll be live across the country, as a heavy police presence seems to have quelled any possible disorder. also tonight... taylor swift cancels all three of her planned concerts in vienna, after police arrest two men suspected of planning attacks. matt hudson—smith is still in the front. can he get there? not quite, pipped at the post. tea m team gb�*s matt hudson—smith misses out on goal by the wits of his vest. —— with. oh, and they're nearly hitting the deck, and it's all gone and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. hello. following fears of more street violence from far—right groups, tens of th

newcastle united hung on to open their season with a win, against another of the newly promoted sidesthe better possession, and looked likely to score, after newcastle defender fabian schar was sent off early in the first half. joelinton�*s goal on the stroke of half time proving the difference for eddie howe�*s side. it wasn't an enjoyable game to experience. of course, the end result is unbelievable. how we got there was very, very difficult. yeah, of course, sending off changes in the game totally, credit to the players for how we regrouped and managed to find a way to win. we watched so many games in preparation for this. it was all to play for. they ran over teams, steam—rolled teams. they didn't do that today in the first 80 minutes. we paid the price. but we still haven't more than enough chances to come home and win it. maybe it's that little bit of belief. i think the players should take so much from that. i'm really proud of watching the team today and i'm frustrated we haven't got anything. a miserable start for everton, who were well beaten at goodison park by brighton. th

newcastle drew 1—1 at bournemouth. taking the lead in the first half through marcus tavernier. anthony gordon levelled with 15 minutes to go. bournemouth had a late goal ruled out by var when dango ouattara's goal was disallowed for handball, even though it looked to have come off his shoulder. the cherries boss was booked for protesting too much, convinced that it should have been the winner you know, it's obviously not what happened today. you know, ithink everyone that has watched the game would agree. you know i think the shoulder never... the ball never touches the skin let's say of dango. and the fact is that that doesn't touch the arm. it's a shoulder and it's a clear goal. and it's three points for us. then you take two points from us. there were four matches in la liga on sunday, champions real madrid have theirfirst win. 18—year—old brazilian striker endrick came off the bench for his debut and scored as they beat real valladolid 3—0 at the bernabeu. the other goals came from federico valverde and brahim diaz

newcastle paid more than £50 million for him last summer, but he only played eight games before he wass on matches. after ten months without playing a competitive game, tonali is back in the squad for their game at nottingham forest in the second round of the carabao cup. he's thanked the fans for their support while he's been out of the game, the microscope is on everybody. and it will be on him for a period of time, i think he understands that. i think it is small steps, for us, wejust expect him to be himself and play his game. he is a very intelligent footballer, a good technician. he has to play to his strengths and not try to do anything out of the ordinary. that will be hugely effective for us. and that's all the sport for now. in south korea, a large number of online chatrooms have been found to be sharing sexually explicit deepfake images of women. in an emergency meeting, south korean authorities called on telegram and other platforms to work with them to delete and block this type of content. the images — which are generated using articifial intelligence — combine the face o

kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate�*s eight years in charge, the newcastlered from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won the european championship in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the 21s before or currently. i think it was important too, not only with the players, but get staff around me who understand how i work and how i want to see a camp run. arsenal keeper aaron ramsdale could be on his way joined the gunners last season. ramsdale is in lee carsley�*s first england squad. they have nations league

spurs, newcastle and nottingham forest are also unbeaten after a win and a draw. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. when it comes to rainfall totals so far this month, there's quite a marked contrast between the northwest and the southeast. hardly any rainfall in comparison to what we should be seeing for this month, but further north and west, we've had double the amount of rainfall — over 200% in the far northwest of scotland and across the lake district as well. and in fact, that's where we're likely to see further rain to add to these totals to close out the month of august, potentially another 18mm in the extreme northwest, whereas hardly any traceable usable rain once again across eastern england and southeast england. so, for monday, we are going to see a relatively dry, quiet day. this weak weather front, a band of cloud, a few nuisance showers close to the scottish borders, northern england and north wales. to the north and so

newcastle, where we at?ne of powell. newcastle, where we at? it�*s one of the longest transfers of the summer, margay he and his move this summer. i understand the talks are still ongoing between his representatives and also the two clubs are trying to get the whole value here. newcastle haven't reached that, crystal palace fc also lost his partner and her sense any deal would have to be for the right amount of money. not only the outgoing crystal dollars, it looks like he's come in from a medical event that happened today for him, also being part of a transfer chain and nico moreno has been confirmed at the signing and arsenal, another one of those long running transfers over the summer.— one of those long running transfers over the summer. we'll stay on the arsenal theme _ over the summer. we'll stay on the arsenal theme with _ over the summer. we'll stay on the arsenal theme with nick. _ over the summer. we'll stay on the arsenal theme with nick. where . over the summer. we'll stay on the | arsenal theme

he's in newcastle. thank you for being with us today.ompany says that pavel durov has nothing to hide and it follows the rules on moderation. what is your interpretation? i the rules on moderation. what is your interpretation?— your interpretation? i think it miaht be your interpretation? i think it might be stretching - your interpretation? i think it might be stretching it - your interpretation? i think it might be stretching it a - your interpretation? i think it might be stretching it a little | your interpretation? i think it i might be stretching it a little bit for them to say that. telegram has an moderation system of sorts but it is known amongst its 900 million owed you choose as being more relaxed than other mainstream platforms, whether it is facebook, whatsapp or any others. while telegram might be saying that pavel durov is completely absolved of any issues here, i think there are some issues here, i think there are some issues with it because it is a smaller company, therefore has a smaller company, therefore has a smaller

the size of newcastle.vals up since the general election, can the labour party ever take back control of our borders? talking of which , is labour eyeing up of which, is labour eyeing up a return to freedom of movement with the european union? well, under new proposals , under 30s under new proposals, under 30s would be free to work or study in the uk, which critics say would drive down wages and swamp our universities with foreign students. plus, of course, it would send nets immigration spiralling . spiralling. well, the show always a pleasure to have your company so astonishing figures out today truly makes you think. have the lunatics taken over our asylum system? 68,000 granted the rights to remain in the uk. that's triple the previous year and a 40 year high. and politicians are actually claiming victory today. 11% down in work visas. but it's still 286,000 people allowed to come legally to work in the uk last year alone. and that's a city the size of newcastle. do you think that is taking back contro

newcastle, as you say, is my home, and no—one i think associated with newcastle united wants to see anyop of the table after beating them by six wickets. brave reached 118—8 in their 100 deliveries in south london, but 46 from 29 balls forjordan cox helped steer invincibles to a comfortable victory. earlier, danni wyatt top—scored for southern brave women with a6, as the bottom side chased down their rain—reduced victory target of 80 to beat invincibles. both games between welsh fire and northern superchargers were abandoned due to the bad weather. an appeal against red bull team principal christian horner about allegations around controlling behaviour has been dismissed by an independent lawyer. in march, a female employee suspended by red bull appealed against the decision to clear horner of inappropriate behaviour. horner has always denied the claims made against him and has continued in his role as red bull f1's ceo and team principal. and that's all the sport for now. we will have more later on, see you then. hello there. we did have a lot of cloud through thursday afternoon, and w

person who killed a newcastle teenager is being released early.en he died in hospital six days after he was attacked with a blade in elswick in november 2022. lawson nato was sentenced to two years and eight months for manslaughter and unlawful wounding, but is due to be released after serving just 40% of his jail term. the government plans to release some prisoners, including nato, early, to free up prison capacity, but the newcastle mp chi awara wants an explanation from the ministry of justice . a romanian court has justice. a romanian court has decided internet personality andrew tate should be placed under house arrest. prosecutors have requested that tate be detained for 30 more days after he was among six people taken into custody

italy and newcastle midfielder sandro tonali returns from his betting ban later.the most expensive italian footballer in history. he only played eight games for them before he was sanctioned for placing bets on matches. after ten months without playing a competitive game, tonali is back in the squad for their game at nottingham forest in the second round of the carabao cup. he's thanked the fans for their support while he's been out of the game, but will need time to get back to his best. and that's all the sport for now. we will be back later in the day, but for now, goodbye. welcome back to bbc news. more on our top story — uk prime minister keir starmer is in berlin today meeting german chancellor olaf scholz as the government aims to — in his words — "reset" relations with europe. the leaders have just held a news conference where they discussed a joint action plan to tackle illegal migration as well as how to build on defence agreements between the two countries. sir keir said a new uk—germany treaty will be part of a "wider reset" with europe and he hopes it

newcastle united hung on to open their season with a win, against another of the newly promoted sidesossession, and looked likely to score, after newcastle defender fabian schar was sent off early in the first half. joelinton�*s goal on the stroke of half time proving the difference for eddie howe�*s side. it wasn't an enjoyable game. of course, the end result is unbelievable. how we got there was very, very difficult. yeah, of course, sending up changes in the game totally credited to the players for how we regrouped and managed to find a way to win. we played so many games in preparation for this. it was all to play for~ — preparation for this. it was all to play for. they ran over teams, steam—rolled teams. they did do that to it in _ steam—rolled teams. they did do that to it in the _ steam—rolled teams. they did do that to it in the first 80 minutes. we paid _ to it in the first 80 minutes. we paid the — to it in the first 80 minutes. we paid the price. it's the primary league — paid the price. it's the primary league. but we still haven't more than enough chances to come home an

mike, just describe the mood, you're at newcastle right now, in the build—up later today in the matchd, i think everyone has a realistic expectation about what will happen today but it's the first game of the season so anything is possible. maybe we catch newcastle out and big thing for me would be to not concede and score a goal, which might sound obvious but i think that will be the key for us, not to dash back to put the ball in the back of the net. aha, the ball in the back of the net. question for you both, i guess one of the things that southampton is famous for is bringing out new talent, for example, gareth bale, and just tell us is that something thatis and just tell us is that something that is in the works at the moment, are there players that you are watching there?— are there players that you are watchin: there? , , , watching there? yes. some players have shown — watching there? yes. some players have shown in _ watching there? yes. some players have shown in pre-season - watching there? yes. some players have shown in pre-season and - watching there? yes. some players h

describe the mood in newcastle right now to the build up later today between southampton and newcastle, , amongst fans what is their mood like? i. .,, ., amongst fans what is their mood like? ., ., , . like? everyone has a realistic exoectation _ like? everyone has a realistic expectation of _ like? everyone has a realistic expectation of today - like? everyone has a realistic expectation of today but - like? everyone has a realistic expectation of today but it i like? everyone has a realistic expectation of today but it is| like? everyone has a realistic. expectation of today but it is the first game of the season so anything is possible, maybe we catch newcastle out and a big thing for me would be to score a goal, which might sound obvious, but i think thatis might sound obvious, but i think that is going to be the key for us is to be able to put the ball in the back of the net. fine is to be able to put the ball in the back of the net.— is to be able to put the ball in the back of the net. one of the things southampton _ back of the net. one of the things southampton is _ back of the

newcastle, liverpool, sort of faded _ year. newcastle, liverpool, sort of faded away— year.ouple of months _ faded away the last couple of months. they will be looking to get better, _ months. they will be looking to get better, we — months. they will be looking to get better, we have seen what tottenham have done _ better, we have seen what tottenham have done in _ better, we have seen what tottenham have done in the transfer. aston villa _ have done in the transfer. aston villa have — have done in the transfer. aston villa have made a lot of signings, look villa have made a lot of signings, took as_ villa have made a lot of signings, took as if— villa have made a lot of signings, look as if they mean business again. they have _ look as if they mean business again. they have got champions league football — they have got champions league football so we will see how that will affect them. yeah, everyone seems _ will affect them. yeah, everyone seems to— will affect them. yeah, everyone seems to be getting better and that is the _ seems to be getting better and that is the cha

and this was the scene in newcastle.protect our mosques because we believe this is our house and this is house of god. and i think for them to stand up and really want to go around and try to destroy our mosques is something really heinous. there were some isolated incidents. aldershot was seemingly one of the few places the right wing protests materialised. in brighton, they were so outnumbered they needed police protection. nazi scum, off our streets! according to the man who used to oversee the police, it's not only the counter—protests that kept the far right off the streets, but also swift prosecutions. the techniques and the instruments that the police have now for identifying people, even with face coverings, i won't go into detail, are very, very advanced. and also, it is an offence to have a face covering — to maintain a face covering — if ordered to take it off by a police officer. so, um, i think that the community has come together and i think it's an extremely positive step. back in bristol, and while there

but inland we're looking at 18 in glasgow, 19 in newcastle to 2a in london.og patches, but we've also got our weather front in the south. now that's going to introduce more cloud than we thought, and also the chance of some light and patchy rain move north of that. it's drier and it's sunnier, but something we're watching is that area of cloud in the north sea. itjust might come onshore across parts of eastern scotland and northeast england through the day. temperatures 14 to 22 degrees. now, beyond that, it turns a little bit more unsettled on sunday and monday we've got fronts moving northwards and also coming in from the west. they at times will introduce some rain and it could be heavy and thundery. across the far north of scotland initially and through the day we'll start to see some sea breezes developing. so if you head towards the coast, temperatures will be that little bit lower. but inland we're looking at 18 in glasgow, 19 in newcastle to 2a in london. so the temperatures climbing a little bit more on saturday. we start off with some mist and fog p

and this was the scene in newcastle.s is house of god. and i think for them to stand up and really want to go around and try to destroy our mosques is something really heinous. there were some isolated incidents. aldershot was seemingly one of the few places the right wing protests materialised. in brighton, they were so outnumbered they needed police protection. nazi scum, off our streets! according to the man who used to oversee the police, it's not only the counter—protests that kept the far right off the streets, but also swift prosecutions. the techniques and the instruments that the police have now for identifying people, even with face coverings, i won't go into detail, are very, very advanced. and also, it is an offence to have a face covering — to maintain a face covering — if ordered to take it off by a police officer. so, um, i think that the community has come together and i think it's an extremely positive step. back in bristol, and while there was a heavy police presence all evening, by 10pm there had only

is he going to come back to newcastle ? going to come back to newcastle? we going to cross each other in the street? and do i think he's going to do it again? yes i do. he's showed no remorse whatsoever after he after he killed gordon. he's then , killed gordon. he's then, threatened to petrol bomb my house to rape gordon's 13 year old girlfriend. and he's allowed to come back on the streets. he's a danger to the public. >> following the murder, it was probably dionne. >> then mentioned that she hadnt >> then mentioned that she hadn't heard back from her local mp, john walker, on that matter. after writing to her on writing to her. we've been in touch with her and she's told gb news the fatal stabbing of gordon gault was an appalling crime, and my heart goes out to his mother after her unimaginable loss and continued search for justice. continued search forjustice. i want to thank gb news for putting us in touch. i raised the case with the ministry of justice two weeks ago, based on press reports of nattie's release, and i've been trying to contact miss ba

let's speak now to our correspondent alison freeman, who's outside newcastle crown court for us now.ison. tell us about the scenes in court today? yes, there were sighs of relief and cheers from the public gallery when the 17—year—old boy, who can't be named because of his age, was found guilty of murdering holly newton, who wasjust 15, back guilty of murdering holly newton, who was just 15, back injanuary of last year. the court had already heard that the boy, who was 16 at the time, had followed holly for around 45 minutes before making himself known to her in the town centre and persuading her to go into the alleyway where he carried out a brutal and sustained attack. the attack was so sustained that the knife broke during it. she was stabbed and slashed a total of 36 times. the boy admitted manslaughter, said he had carried out the stabbing, but claimed he could not remember it. it is said he had gone blank during it. but today, thejury here at had gone blank during it. but today, the jury here at newcastle crown court said they didn't believe him, and he was found guilty of her

this map shows some of the areas where antiracism protesters have been gathering, from newcastle to birminghamrpool to brighton, sheffield to london. apart from some isolated incidents in chatham and aldershot, the marchers have been largely peaceful. in brighton there was a large police presence at a counter protest that spilt out onto one of the main streets in the city. and this wasn't bristol earlier this evening when more 1000 counter protesters gathered. this was the counter protest in liverpool outside a refugee centre. but one of the largest protests has been in east london from where our uk affairs correspondent reports. refugees are welcome here! after police concerns that could be widespread violence by the far right tonight, what we saw was a wave of largely peaceful demonstrations against the far right. this was walthamstow in north—east london. the office of some immigration lawyers had been on the list of far right targets. here in walthamstow a few thousand people have blocked the main shopping street. cheering it's designed to counteract the far right parlance of the last few

newcastle v southampton. 0ur our goal disallowed in that one as well. forest v bournemouth.ng aston villa. across europe, the big leagues are getting underway. psg won in france on friday. inter start the defence of their serie a title later on saturday, while in spain they've been going since thursday. real madrid are one of those to play on sunday and there are just two games to play later including in valencia, where barcelona start life in la liga under new boss hansi flick. he knows they'll have tough time on their hands, to reclaim the title with theirfamous rivals real strengthening, including kylian mbappe in the ranks. when i signed my contract here, i know that it was not so easy but i totally trusted and believed in the club. but at the moment, i am happy with this, what the team shows and, you know, when you see other players, we have players coming back, i think we have a really strong team. carlos alcaraz has called his defeat at the cincinnati 0pen the worst match of his career as his preparations for the us open took a hit. and the temper showed his racket, b

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more than 1000 came at a protest in newcastle.rs involved in the first wave of far right violence are sent to jail. they include derek drummond, who's 58, sentenced to three years for attacking a police officer.

newcastle really showed its true colours.large numbers and we didn't have anything to face, just showed that the positive much outweighs the negative in this city. but the streets are still tense. the issues haven't disappeared, even if there is hope the heavy violence has. in barnsley today, the police almost outnumbered the protesters, both pro— and anti—immigration demonstrators. i have got indian family, and i've got mixed—race great nieces and nephews. i'm definitely not far right. however, we can house all these illegal immigrants for free, give them all these hand—outs, and that's my biggest grievance. what do you think of the violence that has been over the last week? disgusting, appalling. we were there on sunday, and police were more brutal with us when we were being peaceful. we're getting classed, all classed as far right and we're not. - we're just concerned citizens, and they're| going to carry on these protests. the police very much still on alert. lucy manning, bbc news. northern ireland's first minister, mich

newcastle really showed its true colours.the fact that we turned up in such large numbers and we didn't have anything to face, just showed that the positive much outweighs the negative in this city. but the streets are still tense. the issues haven't disappeared, even if there is hope the heavy violence has. in barnsley today, the police almost outnumbered the protesters, both pro— and anti—immigration demonstrators. i have got indian family, and i've got mixed—race great nieces and nephews. i'm definitely not far right. however, we can house all these illegal immigrants for free, give them all these hand—outs, and that's my biggest grievance. what do you think of the violence that has been over the last week? disgusting, appalling. we were there on sunday, and police were more brutal with us when we were being peaceful. we're getting classed, | all classed as far right. and we're not. we're just concerned citizens, and they're| going to carry on these protests. the police very much still on alert. lucy manning, bbc news. nor

newcastle really showed its true colours. such large numbers and didn't have anything to face just showed that the positive much outweighs the negative in this city. but the streets are still tense. the issues havevn't disappeared, even if there is hope the heavy violence has. in barnsley today, the police almost outnumbered the protesters, both pro and anti—immigration demonstrators. i have got indian family and i've got mixed race great nieces and nephews. i'm definitely not far right. however, we can house all these illegal immigrants for free, give them all these hand—outs, and that's my biggest grievance. what do you think of the violence that has been over the last week? disgusting, appalling. we were there on sunday. and police were more brutal with us when we were being peaceful. we are getting all classed as far right. and we're not. we are just concerned citizens, and is keir starmer going to listen? no. — and that's what... and they're going to carry on, these protests. he thinks he's won, but he ain't. the police

newcastle defeated southton by one goal and aston villa won west ham 2-1. in this match, which was held at the bay arena stadium , barzan, the champion of the bundesliga and the cup, faced the shooting of the champion of the previous season, and after tasadeh scored 2/2. it was bayer leverkusen who managed to defeat 43 opponents in the penalty shootout in regular time and became the champion here for the first time. from fofana joining milan to phil jones saying goodbye to the green rectangle in the package of football margins . fofana in italy with the official announcement of the milan club youssef fofana hafek, 28 years old french, with a 4-year contract worth 25 million euros from monaco to milan. fofana's net and annual fee in italy will be 3.5 million euros. the end of the former defender of united in the green rectangle. phil jones, the 32-year-old former english defender of manchester united, who will play from the summer of 2023 and after it was more than a year since his contract with manchester united expired and he announced his retirement witho

elland road staged the six matches with newcastle united's st jame's park unavailable.e rugby league went on tour almost with i kind of evangelical that spread the gospel of the game to a completely new city, so a colourful takeover of support is an exhibition that fines could mix freely, and it always felt buzzing" —— inside the stadium. but looking at the hard facts, second lowest attendance in 17 years of weekend, if you are looking to put the event to bed, which i don't think the organisers are, you would have every excuse in the book was stopped and i think fines, to some extent, definitely make a good point, sort of voted with their feet, deciding it was not exciting and this was not going to be the magic weekend that they had come to expect and almost enjoy, and that the magic weekend of 20 before it was possibly a flawed one. ., ., .., 20 before it was possibly a flawed one. ., ., .. , 20 before it was possibly a flawed one. ., ., , ., one. the hollow care funds would have enjoyed _ one. the hollow care funds would have enjoyed their— one. the hollow care funds

after ten months out for a betting ban, newcastle's italian midfielder sandro tonali is in line to make return in tonight's carabao cup tie. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the chancellor has defended the decision to restrict winter fuel payments, as energy companies and charities are meeting with ministers to discuss the difficult winter ahead. energy bills will rise again in october, when the price cap increases by 10%. rachel reeves said she had to take difficult decisions in very challenging circumstances. the conservatives are calling for her to scrap the changes. our political correspondent iain watson reports. energy prices are increasing and so is the pressure on the government to help those who are struggling to pay their bills. we are bracing ourselves for a really difficult winter. we are already seeing record numbers of people coming to us with energy debt in the height of summer. that is only going to get worse when the energy price cap rises. from october, the energy regulator ofgem is allowing prices to rise by 10%, and that represents bills of more tha

a breeze will keep things cool close to these north sea coasts — 17 for aberdeen and newcastle.her, very well—scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing northwards, i think especially across some eastern counties of england. 16 degrees the overnight low in london, a cooler 9 degrees there for glasgow. as we go through sunday, well, that warm, humid air continues to push northwards. with it, quite a lot of cloud and the chance for one or two of those showers and thunderstorms. if they do crop up, they could bring a lot of rain, perhaps some squally winds, maybe some hail thrown in,

we're staying with the express for news about insensitive cultural desecration in newcastle. got this. that's right. >> pep, a woke university that makes sense in a minute. woke university takes aim at off limit. geordie term after students are left triggered. this is a staff at newcastle university have urged, people not to say pet after it's deemed inappropriate in an equality and inclusion toolkit. how are you, pet now ? obviously there's a pet now? obviously there's a whole bunch of stuff going on there . and, by the way, we there. and, by the way, we should never refer to this stuff as a toolkit, ever. toolkits fix things. this is just dismantling aeons of culture, particularly within the north west, north east. sorry, newcastle north east, because this is this genuinely is meant as a term of affection derogatorily used. i'm sure, 0.0, nought, nought 1% of the time. okay. and we're allowed tolerance in life. believe it or not, labour are allowed tolerance . now i really allowed tolerance. now i really am starting to get totally fed up with this stuff. we read these stori

person who killed a newcastle teenager is being released early.ordon gault was 14 when he died in hospital six days after he was attacked with a blade in elswick in november 2022. lawson nato was sentenced to two years and eight months for manslaughter and unlawful wounding, but is due to be released after serving just 40% of his jail term. the government plans to release some prisoners, including nato, early, to free up prison capacity, but the newcastle mp chi awara wants an explanation from the ministry of justice . a romanian court has justice. a romanian court has decided internet personality andrew tate should be placed under house arrest. prosecutors have requested that tate be detained for 30 more days after he was among six people taken into custody in an investigation into custody in an investigation into human trafficking and sexual exploitation. andrew tate denies all the allegations levelled against him and a drug found to slow down. alzheimer's has been given the green light for use in britain, but it may not be rolled out on the nhs

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a breeze will keep things cool close to these north sea coasts — 17 for aberdeen and newcastle. 22 or 23 degrees, so quite a warm day. quite warm and humid overnight, through saturday night into sunday, especially across the south, and we will see further, very well—scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing northwards, i think especially across some eastern counties of england. 16 degrees the overnight low in london, a cooler 9 degrees there for glasgow. as we go through sunday, well, that warm, humid air continues to push northwards. with it, quite a lot of cloud and the chance for one or two of those showers and thunderstorms. if they do crop up, they could bring a lot of rain, perhaps some squally winds, maybe some hail thrown in, especially across eastern england, but many spots will avoid the showers and stay dry. 19 to maybe 27 or 28 degrees down towards the south—east. now, through sunday night, we will see further showers and thunderstorms, perhaps most especially across eastern england. but low pressure�*s swirling in from the west, and that means from monday, there w

despite intense speculation about his future, they have turned down four bids from newcastle with palacesteve parrish insisting that it would take "superstar money" for them to let him go. there was no doubt that he was going to play against brentford. i think everyone could see he is completely focused on crystal palace on the game today. we had a very good performance and let's see what is going... coming up in the next weeks. finally, no more. news about him? as far as you are concerned he will still be here for the season? two days we did not speak about transfers. we focused on the game, what it needs. so, no news. kylian mbappe made his la liga debut on sunday but it was quite a forgettable one for the french striker, as real madrid were held to a 1—1 draw away at mallorca. carlo ancellotti started with the same forward line that won the uefa super cup against atalanta in the week, with mbappe up front, flanked by viniciusjunior and rodrigo, withjude bellingham behind them. a fairly potent mix. mbappe had a few chances saved but it was rodrygo who gave them a first half lead. they