well, that would truly be a north london managerial merry—go—round.ber, if arsenal had entertained thoughts of appointing jose mourinho they were a week too late. mourino, who benefitted from pochettino's sacking just 10 days ago, was one of the premeir league boses today to show their support for emery. i'm sad for it. but that's life. and unai emery is a fantastic coach. not happy at arsenal, obviously, but a fantastic coach with a proven record and one of the big club will come from him and his career will be back on track. so no drama. keep going and you will get another club. the job, we work hard here, everyone wants to be successful and has a work ethic and an idea and if it not going all the way you wanted. club decisions in that category, it's a shame because from the outside looks like a man in the role and everything moves on. he takes interim charge for the weekend's match, against norwich. the draw for next year s european championship takes place tomorrow in bucharest — 20 teams have already qualified, including england and wales 4 more

the first official women's football weekend and a record crowd for the first ever north london derbyper league. a chance for many to experience top flight football, a new stadium and the importance of bragging rights. although the excitement may have been too much for some. arsenal are the defending champions, the league is their territory. they're not used to having noisy neighbours. it showed, graham missing not once but twice, to give tottenham the first half lead. they were nearly made to pay for it before the break. mccabe inches away from her first goal of the season. arsenal captain little making the breakthrough. arsenal weathered the storm and were on the front foot. a gift for one of the best strikers in women's football. it was enough to secure victory and it meant arsenal stamped their authority on north london once again. manchester city enjoyed the biggest win of the day, beating west ham 5—0 at their usual academy stadium home. england international georgia stanway scored two first half goals but was later sent off. ellen white also got her first in the league for city

one of the big game's — the north london derby one of the big games — the north london derby betweenhe wsl. it ended in a 2—0 win for the visitors. michael redford reports. the first official women's football weekend and a record crowd for the first ever north london derby in the women's super league. a chance for many to experience top flight football, a new stadium and the importance of bragging rights. although the excitement may have been too much for some. arsenal are the defending champions, the league is their territory. their are not used to have noisy neighbours. it showed, graham missing not once but twice to give tottenham the first half lead. they were nearly made to pay for it before the break. break. mccabe inches away from her first goal of the season. arsenal captain little making the breakthrough. arsenal weathered theroom to and we re arsenal weathered theroom to and were on the front foot. a gift for one of the best strikers in women's football. it was enough to secure victory and it meant arsenal stamped their authority on north london once their authority on nort

as an ambassadorfor the to bump into in north london.ademy, he is settling injust ambassador for the new nfl academy, he is settling in just fine. it keeps me locked into football, feeling that energy of being able to pass that knowledge on. this is something that you are not used to, but with the right coach, maybe they can put them in a position where they can be successful. so is important to get these kids on board. and jerry is not the only ambassadorfor thejoins board. and jerry is not the only ambassador for the joins odell beckham jr, ambassador for the joins odell beckhaer, juju ambassador for the joins odell beckham jr, juju smith—schuster, and harry kane. but it's not all about the football for some the fl want to combine training on the field with education off its stability classes in everything from financial literacy to social media and even domestic violence awareness. we know that students can come in, get exit routes into university to study lawful stop if you can improve them as people, and citizens, and local resident

what a day it's been for the north london club. they'd sacked mauricio pochettino, ending his 5 year spell at the club — and this morning announced the appointment of mourinho on a four year contract. what can i promise? passion from a job but also passion for my club. it isa job but also passion for my club. it is a privilege when a manager goes toa is a privilege when a manager goes to a club and feels that happiness in relation to the squad that he is going to have. these are not words of the moment, they are not words of me being me tottenham head coach, these are words that i told and i repeated in the last three or five yea rs, repeated in the last three or five yea rs , eve n repeated in the last three or five yea rs, even as repeated in the last three or five years, even as a opponent. in relation to the premier league, we know we are, and we know we don't belong there. we should just play a match after match. the next match we wa nt to match after match. the next match we want to win and that is the same about their necks

the greeks were in dreamland, the north londoners in a nightmare.e it 2—1. the comeback was well and truly on thanks to a ball boy's quick thinking. that helped lucas moura on his way and harry kane does not miss from there. a high five for his best signing so far. and the turnaround was complete with two late strikes, the first a thing of beauty. and tottenham's fourth courtesy of who else? he promised passion and happiness. far bigger challenges ahead will test that theory. that is a type them into the knockout stages for the third successive season knockout stages for the third successive season but what about manchester city? —— that was totte n ha m manchester city? —— that was tottenham into the. manchester city drew 1—1 with shakhtar donetsk. the draw was enough to see them into the knockout stages as well. studio: natalie, thanks for joining knockout stages as well. studio: natalie, thanks forjoining us. with the general election a little over a fortnight away — tonight we continue our journey around the uk — and the places where the seats c

the greeks were in dreamland, the north londoners in a nightmare.s made it 2—1. the comeback was well and truly on thanks to a ball boy's quick thinking. that helped lucas moura on his way and harry kane doesn't miss from there. a high—five for his best signing so far. and the turnaround was complete with two late strikes, the first a thing of beauty. and tottenham's fourth courtesy of who else? he promised passion and happiness. far bigger challenges ahead will test that theory. natalie pirks reporting. well, manchester city join tottenham to go through to the last 16 of the competition. they were hosting shakhtar donestk, and — despite ending in a draw — city have won their group. austin halewood reports. for fans of manchester city, the champions league anthem is a regular pa rt champions league anthem is a regular part of their soundtrack. their team once again on the brink of the knockout stage. but in the brisk november air, city came out cold. emerson froze into his line for too long, a golden opportunity for shakhtar donestk only kept outjus

not in a trendy nightclub in north london but in achingly trendy newsroom in broadcasting house.g to talk about the liberal democrat manifesto unveiled ina very liberal democrat manifesto unveiled in a very nightclub. 0bviously liberal democrat manifesto unveiled in a very nightclub. obviously have big messages the liberal democrat brexit. we have laced wasted the last 3.5 years talking about brexit. pursuing a path that we know will make all of these problems worse. there is no form of brexit that will be good for the future of our country. it would put ourjobs at risk, hurt the nhs, reduce environmental protections, threatened workers' rights and make us threatened workers' rights and make us less safe. whether brexit is done by borisjohnson us less safe. whether brexit is done by boris johnson or sorted us less safe. whether brexit is done by borisjohnson or sorted byjeremy corbyn, they are both gambling with your future. boris corbyn, they are both gambling with yourfuture. borisjohnson corbyn, they are both gambling with your future. boris johnson is collecting quite the set

the point is this morning in this part of north london i spoke to supporters a lot and debating whether it is absolutely clear that he needs spurs. interesting. joe wilson there. time for a look at the weather. chris fawkes is here. well all the rain we have seen this autumn, it has not been the special one! we have this area of low pressure bringing crowd into the west of the uk. and below is going nowhere fast, blocked in by this enormous area

opening: three—time super bowl winnerjerry rice — not exactly you might expect to bump into in north londonfl academy, he is settling in just fine. it keeps me locked into football, feeling that energy and being able to pass that knowledge on. this is something that you are not used to, but with the right coach, maybe they can put them in a position where they can be successful. so is important to get these kids on board. and jerry is not the only ambassador. he joins odell beckham jr, juju smith—schuster, efe obada and harry kane. but it's not all about the football. the nfl want to combine training on the field with education off it. with classes in everything from financial literacy to social media and even domestic violence awareness. we know that students can come in, get exit routes into university to study law. if you can improve them as people and citizens and local residents, we are doing ourjob. over a thousand people applied to be in the academy and, after a series of tryouts in the summer, that became just 90. one of those... i was running around, screaming my head off. i was so

there is a lot going on, not least the lib dems manifesto launch here in north london.ub and the only party wants to be known for that big headline message of they are stopping brexit at all costs. their priority beyond everything. i think we are starting to see a bit of a shift in the lib dems' approach. a few weeks ago they we re dems' approach. a few weeks ago they were quite starry eyed at the beginning of the campaign and saw huge potential. we saw beginning of the campaign and saw huge potential. we sano swinson talk again and again about wanting to be the prime minister does not now they are pivoting to a slightly different appeal to the public, that they are the party who believes they can stop boris johnson they are the party who believes they can stop borisjohnson getting a majority. the implications for all of that, about there may be being a hung parliament, we had from jo swinson tonight, she is not com pletely swinson tonight, she is not completely clear about exactly what she would do in that circumstance and she didn't want to say she would actually bloc

maybe the fact she is front pages today, the yellow boxing gloves of north london have got hurt coverage. do you think the lib dems are struggling to make an impact? i think where they did make an impact is their agreement with the green party, that was a very significant and substantial and donein very significant and substantial and done in good times and very orderly. that was significant and spoke to a wider operation between the smaller parties and even if there is a majority returned for the conservative party you of the situation with those small parties having a lot of power if they did vote with labour on specific issues. no one is ruling out that at least. i think there is impact happening there and it's a difficult hand to play when you're trying to win over those disillusioned the providers if you say and vote for them will be a vote for labour. strategically she's ina tight vote for labour. strategically she's in a tight spot. i wanted to move on to the metro. quite distracting headline. i think what's interesting about this is we had labour wanting to focus on the nhs. sayi

the liberal democrat candidate in north london. jay powell's happy place. chair says monetary policy is where it should be as he growth continuing. we will talk about the fed coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> our economy is in a strong position. we have inflation a bit below target, but very low and even negative rates that we see around the world would not be appropriate for our economy. speakingome powell about the u.s. economy. fundeo of hermes management is still with us. "a good place" is what we seem to hear a lot from the fed. does that describe the u.s.? >> it does. they've got to a stage where we have seen strong consumer growth in the economy, and little bit of dipped down in manufacturing, but the united states economy is in a very strong place. there is no inflation. they are in a happy place. what he has also said is if they do see that business is down, they are ready to act, but they are not in the dire place of europe where you have to go to further easing. they are not in the uncertain place where japan and particularly china seems to be.

well, that would truly be a north london managerial merry—go—round.r league is searching for a new chief executive after david pemsel resigned before even starting the role. pemsel has stepped down from the post following newspaper allegations about his private life. he was only appointed last month and was due to start in february. he was the third person to be offered the job following the departure of richard scudamore a year ago. richard masters will now stay on as interim chief executive. there was an important win for fulham in the championship, they are still third after winning 2—1 away at swansea. they went 2—nil up, thanks to an aleksander mitrovic double— he is the division's top goal scorer with 15 goals so far. george bryers pulled one back for swansea but it wasn't enough. the swans could have jumped above them in the table with a win, but they stay in sixth position for now. saracens have another win in the bag as they look to try and stay in the rugby union premiership. after the champions' 35—point deduction for breaching the salary c

what about the gentleman who died in north london this week is with us she sent us the practices that he gets when we do not be able to follow these so you listen or you search we bury him to more for right. now i would love for them from working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job to do with the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense i could still hope that maybe all of these balls. and i don't confront her but. i'm glad i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part 2 and i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now ins we have to take and miss valentino in front of the month of play is silent in his coffin and we have another funeral happening today so after the prayers finish move will take the deceased down to the money and sometimes 20 percent of that toward one full building at the back of the most open and she lets the germans over we'll take you down into the money and some time. i mean one of the rooms. if you look at this as soon as you're ready take it to us. and the lady says to who passed away was mostly in the. nep

what about the gentleman who died in north london this week is with us she said this is better this is if you get along we're going to be able to know these so you listen when you stretch we bury him to more from earth so it's of a very strong working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job to do with the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense and i could still hoping maybe all of this was. a whole different workable and. i'm glad i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now is we have to take and miss valentino in front of the month of may is this present in his coffin and we have another funeral happening today so after the prayers finish move will take the deceased down to the money and sometimes i do accept it that tall not full building at the back of them. ok i don't want the germans over take you down to the money i'm some time and one of the rooms will do it if you look at this as soon as you're ready to take it to us. and the lady sister who passed away was mostly in the. ne

do you what about the gentleman who died in north london as he is with us she sent us the practices that he gets when we're going to be able to know these are so you listen for the destruction we bury him to more looking for right. now with of of them still working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job in the woodlands the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense and i can still hope to maybe go on this was. a different kind of but. i'm glad i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time and i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now instead we have take and this valentino in front of the month plays this is silent in his coffin and we have another funeral happening today so after the prayers finish move will take the deceased down to the money and sometimes i give some to that tall one full building that. back with most of. the generals over will take you down to the muddy him sometime and one of the rooms will do a great if you look at this as soon as you're ready to take it to us we are. in the ladies sister who passed away wa

recommend ministers do go ahead with this because it will benefit the north in the midlands north more than londons north more than london and that is what borisjohnson would want. not soft soaping, not whitewashing and he loves big projects. when he was london mayor. this week and say, he can grit his teeth and say this was worth it, is going to keep a close eye on costs. it's a controversial one, it divides everyone. there have been so many arguments over hsz internally and in the labor party over whether this really is cost efficient. i remember a few years ago they were talking about how it's going to cost £8 billion for a section between a induced and, different parts of london. people have been warning, is this actually worth it? in terms of cost, it escalated so the benefit to taxpayers has fallen from £2 30 for every pound spent to between £130 and £150. it is incredible. what is labour's position on hs2? and £150. it is incredible. what is labour's position on h52? as i say, labour's position on h52? as i say, labour mps labour's position on h52? as i say, labourmps are labour's position

heavy but a nuisance for many, heading off across northern ireland, north—west england, down through the midlands towards the londonand. still mild, 9—13d. not bad really for the time of year. there is another area of low pressure waiting in the wings and it arrives on tuesday. this has the remnants of what was storm sebastien, a little bit more energy, could bring some heavier rainfora time. that is going to sweep in from the south—west and push north. showers, some of them heavy and thundery, could be a windy day at times, especially down towards the coast and then in terms of the feel of things, it will stay on the mild side, 8—111 celsius. if you are fed up with this rain and want something quieter, drier, fingers crossed that is on its way for the weekend but it will again get colder. good afternoon. the conservative party will launch its general election manifesto later — with a pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance or vat. in a speech in shropshire, borisjohnson will pledge to bring his eu withdrawal deal back to the house of commons before christmas, if he wins the election next month. our poli

in north london.example from the liberal democrats in the chipping barnet constituency in the west of london, the candidate there, spokesperson for the candidate said this is a well—established practice using this of format. clearly he said it would come across as a political communication. i should come across as a political communication. ishould point come across as a political communication. i should point out we looked more widely at this so we could see more examples of the liberal democrats doing this than any other political party, we found at least seven or eight other lib dems candidates using this same kind of local newspaper format for the material. briefly, this kind of advertising has been used before in campaigns but perhaps it is more acute this time in this election? has been used before but more obvious this year perhaps because people are pointing this out on social media. should point out editors of local newspapers are quite concerned about this, one in basingstoke called it a fla

the first official women‘s football weekend and a record crowd for the first ever north london derbyr some. arsenal are the defending champions, the league is their territory. they‘re not used to have noisy neighbours. it showed, graham missing not once but twice, to give tottenham the first half lead. they were nearly made to pay for it before the break. mccabe inches away from her first goal of the season. arsenal captain little making the breakthrough. arsenal weathered the storm and were on the front foot. a gift for one of the best strikers in women‘s football. it was enough to secure victory and it meant arsenal stamped their authority on north london once again. manchester city enjoyed the biggest win of the day, beating west ham 5—0 at their usual academy stadium home. england international georgia stanway scored two first half goals but was later sent off. ellen white also got her first in the league for city — who stay second. thought it was a good performance. i thought we asked the players to be clinical. i thought in the birmingham game before the international break we

apron as she helped celebrate the opening of new premises for a bakery for vulnerable women in north london. the luminary bakery featured in vogue when the duchess was made when a guest editor of the magazine's september edition. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. no laughing matter, it will be pretty nasty over the next 2a hours, this is a warning from the met office of high winds and potentially disruptive winds across southern parts of the uk through the early hours of saturday and tomorrow afternoon and into the evening hours as well. this is the low pressure over the next 2a hours, barrelling gci’oss over the next 2a hours, barrelling across the uk, initially racing towards us then parking over us during the course of the weekend, yes, bringing wind and rain but also bringing some milder weather, and thatis bringing some milder weather, and that is already reaching southern and south—western parts of the uk, in fact here temperatures, given brightness, might nudge up to 16 degrees, but really most of us are stuck underneath the cloudy skies and rain will come a

i think playing in one of the best stadiums in the world, the first north london derby here, it'sjustwas younger, if i had this opportunity to watch tottenham ladies play, how amazing they can dream and can know one day be professional footballers. hopefully they can live my dream as well. we are hoping to inspire a lot of young girls and hopefully the fans that come and watch as well. we are hoping to inspire lots of young girls and hopefully the fans that come and watch us come back weekly. are we finally witnessing a changing of the guard in men's tennis? it's the end of season atp world tourfinals in london and with one semi final still to play, novak djokovic, rafa nadal and roger federer are all out. federer was beaten today by greece's stefanos tsitsipas, a player 17 years his junior. tsitsipas is making his debut at the tournament but showed no signs of being overawed by the occasion or his opponent, as austin halewood reports. if battling rafa nadal yesterday wasn't impressive enough, for stefanos tsitsipas it was only the warm up. next up, roger federer, a man who has done i

she visited a mental health charity in north london, saying her party would pledge £11 billion to mental 1p rise in income tax. the green party in england and wales has said december 12th should be "the climate election" — arguing the future "wouldn't get another chance. " launching its campaign, the party called for additional borrowing in order to fund 100 billion of spending every year for the next decade, to deal with the climate crisis. we know these are dark times, it's easy to fear the future. the threat of brexit hangs over our heads, the climate emergency rages, from the amazon to the arctic and ourfragile democracy is under attack. but despite all this, greens don't fear the future. we are the future. the green party co—leader there. and there'll be a special panorama tonight with david dimbleby, as he travels across the uk ahead of the election, meeting voters and politicians, to get an insight into how our country has been changed by brexit. that's at 8pm here on bbc one. today was meant to be the day the chancellor delivered the first post—brexit budget — instead, a general

i've come to a flat in north london, and i've got stadia set up here. a good internet connection here, about 20mbps, well inside the specification that should work with this device. now, it's a little bit of a faff to get it set up, because each one of these things, the controller, the phone, and the chromecast ultra which is plugged in to the back of that screen, has to connect to wi—fi individually. it's quite impressive. it's smooth, it works, we're playing the game. everything's working properly. but after a little bit of time playing, i've encountered quite a few issues with performance. we get graphics sticking... this is actually working quite well now, it's actually settled down quite a bit. i should point out i couldn't get stadia to work on any public wi—fi, though, the kind of stuff you find in cafes and bars. there are a number of videogame streaming services already available, but stadia is perhaps the most ambitious. so far it has a list of 22 titles at launch, but only one exclusive, and while games like tomb raider and destiny 2 are soli

i've come to a flat in north london, and i've got stadia set up here. a good internet connection here, about 20mbps, well inside the specification that should work with this device. now, it's a little bit of a faff to get it set up, because each one of these things, the controller, the phone, and the chromecast ultra which is plugged in to the back of that screen, has to connect to wi—fi individually. it's quite impressive. it's smooth, it works, we're playing the game. everything's working properly. but after a little bit of time playing, i've encountered quite a few issues with performance. we get graphics sticking... this is actually working quite well now, it's actually settled down quite a bit. i should point out i couldn't get stadia to work on any public wi—fi, though, the kind of stuff you find in cafes and bars. there are a number of videogame streaming services already available, but stadia is perhaps the most ambitious. so far it has a list of 22 titles at launch, but only one exclusive, and while games like tomb raider and destiny 2 are soli

liberal democrat leaderjo swinson has been campaigning in north london, pledging extra resources fore if her party is in government. ms swinson said her party would invest £11 billion into mental health care as she launched her election battle bus campaign and visited a charity. the snp leader nicola sturgeon says demand for a scottish independence referendum will become "irresistible" if the snp wins the majority of scottish seats at the general election. speaking to the bbc this morning — scotland's first minister said she intended to hold another vote on independence next year and said the idea politicians at westminster can prevent a referendum is starting to "crumble". the brexit party leader nigel farage has been campaigning in workington in cumbria this morning. he told a rally that borisjohnson's new deal with the eu was 95% the same as theresa may's deal, which was rejected by mps three times. he also said that labour would betray leave voters. the green party launched its election campaign this morning. it's pledging a major increase in spending on climate measures in order

in a well—heeled part of north london, protest at decisions they took in coalition with the tories years smoother side of the campaign the conservatives want you to see. promising a greener government and, again and again, borisjohnson‘s vow to take us out of the eu without delay. it is done, it is complete, it is ready to go. it's the blue peter deal, here's one i made earlier. all we need is a working majority, all we need is a working majority in parliament to make parliament work, just nine more seats. none of his answers are good enough for one of his former colleagues, who will stand as an independent and thinks you should think about voting lib dem. traditional conservative voters like me should lend their support to the liberal democrats, but i think i'm best placed to run as an independent. today we have seen voters in yorkshire be very unimpressed by your handling of the floods and several of your former colleagues, who were even conservative ministers, suggested people should think seriously about voting lib dem. do you think you're in control of this campaign? your second que

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she visited a mental health charity in north london, saying her party would pledge £11 billion to mentalc rate of income tax. throughout the election campaign, the bbc will be looking at the key issues, explaining the policies that are being talked about and the subjects that aren't. have a look at some of our online explainers at bbc.co.uk/news, or on the bbc news app. or minus the headlines on bbc news: borisjohnson launches his party's election campaign, saying his brexit deal delivered everything he campaigned for. tom watson announces his resignation as labour's deputy leader and says he won't be seeking re—election as an mp. the climate campaign group extinction rebellion wins at the high court, asjudges rule that police were wrong to ban their protests in london. let's turn to that story now. action taken by the metropolitan police to to prevent extinction rebellion activists, protesting in central london last month, was unlwaful, according to the high court. the met now faces the prospect of hundreds of claims of compensation after it enforced a ban on protests of more than two p

in a well—heeled part of north london, protest at decisions they took in coalition with the tories yearsher side of the campaign the conservatives want you to see. promising a greener government and, again and again, borisjohnson‘s vow to take us out of the eu without delay. it's done, it's complete, it's ready to go. it's the blue peter deal, here's one i made earlier. all we need is a working majority, all we need is a working majority in parliament to make parliament work, just nine more seats. none of his answers are good enough, though, for one of his former colleagues, who will stand as an independent and thinks you should think about voting lib dem. traditional conservative voters like me should lend their support to the liberal democrats, but i think i'm best placed to run as an independent. today we've seen voters in yorkshire be very unimpressed by your handling of the floods and several of your former colleagues, who were even conservative ministers, suggested people should think seriously about voting lib dem. do you think you're in control of this campaign? i made clear thro

later today, there's a merseyside derby at anfield and a north london derby at the tottenham hotspuro step out in a massive stadium against your local rivals? tottenham ladies captain jenna schillaci has been speaking to football focus. playing in one of the best stadiums in the world against arsenal, it is just incredible and if i look back toa just incredible and if i look back to a younger day, if i had the opportunity to come down here and watch tottenham ladies play, how amazing that they can dream and now be professional footballers and one day hopefully they can live my dream as well. day hopefully they can live my dream as well. saracens begin their european champions cup title defence today when they take on racing 92 in paris. but still the pre—match headlines are all about their pending domestic points deduction and huge fine for breaching the premiership's salary—cap regulations. saracens are not challenging a story in a newspaper today which claims they won't be contesting the sanctions. the deadline is midnight tomorrow. england's tommy fleetwood has a share of the lead

attendance record was smashed today at the tottenham hotspur stadium as 38,000 people attended the north londoneft disappointed as arsenal beat spurs 2—0. elsewhere, there were wins for manchester city, chelsea, brighton and everton. england have signed off their euro 2020 qualification campaign with a comfortable 4—0 win over kosovo. they had already booked their place at the tournament but this victory means that they'll be one of the six top seeds for the draw at the end of the month. jane dougall reports from pristina. travelling england fans are unaccustomed to a reception like this. intervention by british troops during the kosovan conflict has not been forgotten here. the welcome has been warm. i can't remember an atmosphere like this. it is, it's quite moving. we pass the message onto world that football is about respect. say no to racism. even during the national anthem, it was the kosovan section's holding up the st george's cross. harmony between fans one less thing for gareth southgate to worry about. raheem sterling back in the side after the manager dropped him for a spat with tea

and campaiging at a boxing club in north london this morning, the liberal democrats have pledged halfrime. the party's leaderjo swinson said the fund would provide opportunites to prevent young people being drawn into youth violence and gang—related crime. and there is plenty more on the election — including a special analysis of the battleground seats that will make the difference at this election. from ultra marginals with tiny majorities to the seats with the strongest leave and remain support. you can see that at bbc.co.uk/news and on the bbc news app. now we will of course take a look at the day's other main stories. members of the army have arrived in south yorkshire to help with flood relief as people in some flooded areas have been told they could be out of their homes for weeks. this morning the prime minister has been visiting the flood affected town of stainforth and was asked if the government's response had been too little, too late. i perfectly understand how people feel, and there's no... you cannot underestimate the anguish that a flood causes. you saw the couple earli

i was heading north on london bridge, probably about 80% of the way across the river, and yes, it wasltercation, or what looked like an altercation. that is what initially made me want to film the event, i thought it was very peculiar, what is happening here. from that moment, they did when i realised there was a knife involved, a rather large knife and realise how quickly this was becoming a very serious situation. just tell us what was the reaction of people on the bus and what happened to people on the bus as these events unfolded ?|j happened to people on the bus as these events unfolded? i think most of us, we tried to stay calm. 0bviously nobody really knew what was happening, it was very fast situation that happened. 0bviously once we saw the person was shot by police, we obviously knew that this was a very extreme situation and at that point, we all went to the back of the bus, as far away as we could because the doors were locked. after about 30 seconds or so, after that, the police came across shouting and telling us to get off the bus and run and that is what everybody on t

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the point is this morning in this part of north london i spoke to supporters a lot and debating whether spurs really need bring out but i think at this stage of his career it is absolutely clear that he needs spurs. interesting. joe wilson there. time for a look at the weather. chris fawkes is here. well all the rain we have seen this autumn, it has not been the special one! we have this area of low pressure bringing crowd into the west of the uk. and below is going nowhere fast, blocked in by this enormous area of high pressure covering a large swathes of russia. and because this is so big and fast it will not be butting any time soon. cloud and rain today across western areas, the heaviest rain across northern ireland but it will get into western fringes of scotland and wales and into cornwall as well. otherwise a largely dry afternoon. the best of the sunshine across eastern england and eastern areas of scotland. tonight the rain tends to move away from northern ireland and it becomes dry for many but staying pretty cloudy. but it does cloudy skies and temperatures falling to between

mason, political correspondent who tonight, much of the day, for them was spent in a nightclub in north londonat is where the liberal democrat leader unveiled her party's the liberal democrat leader unveiled her pa rty‘s manifesto the liberal democrat leader unveiled her party's manifesto on 90 pages of it. for the first thing we discussed was borisjohnson, it. for the first thing we discussed was boris johnson, the it. for the first thing we discussed was borisjohnson, the prime minister, seeming to blurt out a centrepiece tory policy that had not been announced yet. it was all about national insurance and the threshold with which you start paying national insurance and what comes out of your pay packet and the reason he blurted it out, was thanks to somebody called claire cartledge who was a worker at, i am called claire cartledge who was a worker at, iam not called claire cartledge who was a worker at, i am not sure with the factory was. the prime minister was visiting and she had the question. the taxes for people like you or people like us? low taxes for the working people. and if you loo

she visited a mental health charity in north london saying her party would pledge £11 billion to mentalte of income tax. with the general election campaign officially underway, how exactly do voters feel about the prospect of heading to the polling station in the run—up to christmas? our home editor mark easton has been to birmingham — a city surrounded by lots of marginal seats, to meet some undecided voters. the nights are lengthening as the uk tilts away from the sun. at this unscheduled winter election, voters will be more in the dark than ever before — literally. so, how does the electorate feel as the campaigning begins? with the help of consultants britain thinks, we've gathered together different strands of public opinion in a former textile factory, close to where the prime minister was in birmingham today, a balanced group still undecided as to who, in this advent election, should get to open the door to number10. there wasn't supposed to be an election now but here we are. i want to know how you feel about the state of uk politics as we start election 2019? as concerned as i'

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the new attraction is in camden in north london.d pete townshend were at the unveiling along with other musicians and djs including jazzie b and madness. may this avenue of stars grow and grow and grow because we have got the best music industry, real music industry, in the world. and a reminder of our main news again. a senior security advisor in the united states has accused president trump of acting improperly by pressing the uk that make ukraine to investigate is political rivaljoe biden. he said he raised his concern with us intelligence officials. president trump once again dismissed the hearings as a kangaroo court and a hoax. the official white house twitter account attacked the lieutenant colonel as he was giving public testimony. thank you for watching. hello there. it was a very cold start to tuesday — widespread frost up and down the country, particularly across scotland, the far north of england. now, for this morning, it's not going to be quite as cold to start. that's because we've had more of a breeze, and variable a

they watch their manifesto on wednesday ina watch their manifesto on wednesday in a nightclub in north londone drink afterwards?” have never been someone so trendy. just report all started, i was live on the bbc news channel and they close the doors to the hall as it was happening and it felt like the weedy is to bouncer you have ever seen. weedy is to bouncer you have ever seen. just talking nonsense into a camera... the big thing for the lib dems as they keep talking about these so—called remain bonus which would be a boost to the economy if the uk refers brexit and stayed in the uk refers brexit and stayed in the eu. relative rates of economic growth... they suggest the account he would grow by a greater percentage per year than any of the leave options. should we hear from jo swinson, the lib dem leader?m we leave the european union, we are looking at years and years and years of and was trade negotiations. more time and energy wasted on getting something that will never be as good as what we already have. more time and energy wasted fulfilling the ideological fantasies of nigel farage so

later at the same day, two sisters were near their home in north london and on this occasion they weref them was bundled into a the road, one of them was bundled intoa carand the road, one of them was bundled into a car and driven off. the other sister managed to escape and raise the alarm, she went home, told their mother and the court was played a very distressing 999 call for a mother is reporting to the police the fact that her daughter, 21 years old, had been abducted. we then heard details of the other allegations that mccann is facing, they include charges in the north of england and some of those offences include victims ranging in age from 71 to children and including a family, that is a family, mother and two children. the trial is expected to last six weeks. june kelly at the 0ld to last six weeks. june kelly at the old bailey, thank you. weather conditions are worsening in a vast area of australia's east coast — including the area around sydney — where dozens of bush fires are continuing to rage. fires are burning across the state of new south wales ahead of predicted "cata

our assistant political editor norman smith is in north london.s are under attack here but the labour party really coming under pressure today? jeremy corbyn is on his feet at the moment. he's spoken of how he views anti—semitism as vile, evil, and he's pledged, if prime minister, to ensure adequate protection for synagogues and mosques, labour party officials have spoken of how they've introduced fast—track disciplinary processes , introduced fast—track disciplinary processes, how the allegations of anti—semitism only relate to a tiny minority of labour party members but you know what? robert lee won't make a blind bit of difference and the reason is, this whole anti—semitism crisis has been going on for months, for years, under the leadership of jeremy corbyn and again and again and again, whatever he says has failed to satisfy his critics in the jewish community and he has failed to allay their concerns and damaging as this is, because of the language used by the chief rabbi and the ferocity of his criticism, it probably won't shift any votes i

apron as she helped celebrate the opening of new premises for a bakery for vulnerable women in north londonhe magazine's september edition. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. no laughing matter, it will be pretty nasty over the next 2a hours, this is a warning from the met office of high winds and potentially disruptive winds across