arsenal are up to second in the table after winning the north london derby.els second half header was the only goal of the game, tottenham again undone by a set—piece. they remain in the bottom half of the table, arsenal have a chance to go top next weekend when they face leaders manchester city. patrick gearey reports. when tottenham play arsenal, even the mascots can't be friends. these two neighbours have been in a thorny tangle for more than a century — pent—up, then released, in an almost wild energy. dejan kulusevski might have snuck spurs ahead early. david raya saved arsenal. at the other end, guglielmo vicario did the same for tottenham, denying kai havertz. arsenal boss mikel arteta was without two of his key midfielders, but despite that vulnerability, they could still call on one mighty strength. in by saka... gabriel! crowd roars. no premier league side has scored more from set pieces since the start of last season. their weapon is also spurs' weakness. ange postecoglou had picked a bold team, but their enterprise brought little profit. kulusevsk

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the deal was announced before the north london derby on sunday against tottenham.c it comes before the north london derby but three years is a long time, it won't be defined by what happens in that game, it is more about his legacy will be can he win trophies, can he take arsenal... they haven't won the league for 20 years, can he take them to win the title finally? that is the next step for arsenal, finally? that is the next step forarsenal, can finally? that is the next step for arsenal, can they do it, can they go one better? they have come close to manchester city, finishing two points behind them in the table last season but they want to win trophies, the premier league, and who knows, maybe europe. ahead of tottenham's game against arsenal, their midfielder has been charged by the fa for using a racial slur about his team—mate. he later apologised, saying his comments were a very bad joke, the fa said the uruguay international

saka was taken off in sunday's north london derby win at tottenham with arsenal boss mikel arteta sayingld not continue". captain martin odegaard has been ruled out with a significant ankle injury which arteta hopes won't have too much of an impact on their perfomances. he is ourcaptain, he is our captain, he is one of our biggest players without a doubt. he has been one of the most consistent players in the last two or three seasons and our identity is related to his way of playing and his way of behaving. we are going to have to deal with that and that is a testament to the team, have capable we are to show a different rightdirection. goes on the right direction. arsenal winger bukayo saka is available to play in their champions league opener at atalanta. saka was taken off in sunday's north london derby win at tottenham with arsenal boss mikel arteta saying he "could not continue". captain martin odegaard has been ruled out with a significant ankle injury which arteta hopes won't have too much of an impact on their perfomances. he is ourcaptain, he is our captain, he is one of our big

derby— he understands the north london derby history— he understands the north london derby historyy and what the fans demand from _ derby history and what the fans demand from his— derby history and what the fans demand from his side - derby history and what the fans demand from his side but- derby history and what the fans demand from his side but theyl derby history and what the fans i demand from his side but they are going _ demand from his side but they are going to _ demand from his side but they are going to be — demand from his side but they are going to be open _ demand from his side but they are going to be open and _ demand from his side but they are going to be open and they- demand from his side but they are going to be open and they could . demand from his side but they arei going to be open and they could be punished — the latest episode of the football news show with theo walcott and michael brown looks ahead to what is actually the 196th meeting between the two in all competitions. that's available on the iplayer later today. liverpool play nottingham forest at anf

ahead of this weekend's north london derby, mikel arteta has signed a new three—year contract to stayarsenal until 2027. the manager had just entered the final year of his previous contract, which had brought the fa cup in 2020 and consecutive second—place finishes in the premier league behind manchester city. he says he feels proud and is looking forward to what's coming next. here's our football news reporter nizaar kinsella, i think it is about taking the next step for arsenal. it is a reward symbolic it comes before the north london derby but three years is long time, not defined by what happens in that game, more about what his legacy will be. can he take arsenal, they have not won for 20 years inaudible and can they do that? they have come close if man city finish to make a point behind them in the premier league table last season but they want to win trophies and the premier league and who knows, maybe even in europe. well, ahead of tottenham's game against arsenal their midfielder rodrigo bentancur has been charged by the football association for using a racial slur about team

sophie long, bbc news, scout park, north london.n a race against time — as it tries to destroy asian hornet nests in kent and sussex before new their queens hatch later this month. the invasive species is known to wipe out bee colonies. so far this year ten nests have been found in england's south—east, but in the channel islands they've found a creative way to tackle the threat. fiona irving went to check it out. hundreds of miles from kent on the channel island ofjersey, a war is being waged against the asian hornet. it was first spotted here in 2016. last year, more than 200 nests were found and lanced with pesticides. and they need to be controlled. 0ne nest of asian hornets can kill 11 kilograms of insects in a season. they pose a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators. just take a look at the size of this nest. this would have been home to a colony of around 3,000 asian hornets, and beekeepers from kent and sussex are coming tojersey to learn what they do here, to help them in the south east fight against this

i approach the scout have in north london and i was scared, anxious, so shy i could not speak to anyonecout hub feeling ten feet tall because i was believed in and i had been given the ability to believe in myself as well so my confidence grew. he ste -s well so my confidence grew. he steps into _ well so my confidence grew. he steps into pretty big shoes with bear grylls the outgoing chief scout and a 3k he was the youngest man to take on the role having already climbed everest. he stepped down after 15 years and said being chief scout had been the greatest honour of his life. scouting has a long history in britain and it was in london more than 100 years ago lord baden powell was acclaimed chief scout of the world. a title no one else has held since. the movement has held since. the movement has come a long way since with generations learning life skills with scout leaders. the venture scouts, now known as explorers, opened their doors to young women but it was not until 2007 that it became mandatory for all sections to let girls in and now it is fully inclusive and young people of al

the deal was announced before the north london derby on sunday against tottenham. l on sunday against tottenham. i think it is about taking the next step for arsenal. it is symbolic it comes before the north london derby but three years is a long time, it won't be defined by what happens in that game, it is more about his legacy will be can he win trophies, can he take arsenal... they haven't won the league for 20 years, can he take them to win the title finally? that is the next step for arsenal, finally? that is the next step forarsenal, can finally? that is the next step for arsenal, can they do it, can they go one better? they have come close to manchester city, finishing two points behind them in the table last season but they want to win trophies, the premier league, and who knows, maybe europe. ahead of tottenham's game against arsenal, their midfielder has been charged by the fa for using a racial slur about his team—mate. he later apologised, saying his comments were a very bad joke, the fa said the uruguay international had been charged with alleged breach of misconduct in r

this was pentonville prison in north london last week.access, and within minutes, disorder was rife. in an attempt to fix a criminaljustice system at breaking point, from today, thousands of prisoners in england and wales will be released after serving 40% of their sentence rather than 50%. it was the only option on the table, and that is this was pentonville prison in north london last week. the bbc was given rare access, and within minutes, disorder was rife. in an attempt to fix a criminaljustice system at breaking point, from today, thousands of prisoners in england and wales will be released after serving 40% of their sentence rather than 50%. it was the only option on the table, and that is because the alternative to not making this change would have been to allow the prison system to collapse, and therefore to allow law and order in this country to collapse. but these emergency measures are controversial, with big concerns from some prison staff and campaigners about those convicted of the most serious crimes — such as murder, terr

sophie long, bbc news, scout park, north london. time for a look at the weather. uk, sophie. this beautiful picture is from the isle of arran, it has been the warmest day of the year in western scotland and northern ireland, temperatures reaching 27 degrees. bad light was an issue today for the cricket at the oval in the test match, and we missed most of the rain here, but this was the radar over the past few hours, 70 millimetres of rain falling over on exmoor. the rain tends to ease off a little bit. it will go a little further north overnight. into the early hours, still some potential for heavy, possibly thundery rain in the south—west, and them that will move away and leave a lot of low cloud. temperatures could be down to 11 in scotland and northern ireland, further south, low temperatures are 15 or 16. a misty start for many, but we could see a lot of cloud tomorrow for england and wales. it should be drierfurther tomorrow for england and wales. it should be drier further north, tomorrow for england and wales. it should be drierfurther north, more sunshine

spurs there will be looking for movement, hopefully they can get something off arsenal in north londona says his concern is only on matters on the pitch ahead of his sides match at bournemouth which kicks off at eight o'clock tonight. there've been reports of a rift among the club's ownership but the chelsea boss says he's not getting distracted by it. i think the three premier league games we played is still that we concede goals, but it's also true that we concede the first goal against palace, against city we don't concede so i think we are in the right direction. and this is for me the most important thing and to think that i can control. there are some similarities, i think with most of the same players, would love to those of the players, it's going to be a difficult game for us, tactically also we have to prepare for a lot of different options, for me they've played really, really well. they are going to be very good. this season i think they've lost against city only lost against city only and i think it will be a very difficult game, this. burnley had lost on seven of their pr

arsenal have finished runners up to city in the last two seasons — next for them is the north londontspur stadium on sunday. both sides dropped points going into the break, arsenal drawing with brighton and ange postecoglou's spurs losing at newcastle. mikel arteta says he's looking forward to it — and to the future — having signed a new contract this week. my my aim in motivation and energy is to be my best version of myself, the best coach in the world ever for arsenal and this is it. what the club needs and the players need and what we need is a team to keep developing and achieve all of we want and that is the only objective. i want to have the energy for the next day and game app repair that the best possible way and that's what we're going to do. we have unbelievable energy and i believe we are going to go there to be ourselves and to win the game. you've seen them over the last two years— you've seen them over the last two years of— you've seen them over the last two years of particular they've had a relentlessness about them. they've had not _ relentlessness about them. they'

arsenal "win ugly" in the north london derby.provides a dramatic finish to the azerbaijan grand prix. welcome to the programme on a busy sunday of sport. we are starting with golf, because europe have lost the solheim cup. the defending champions were beaten 15.5 to 12.5 by the hosts, the usa, who held their nerve in a tense finale. iain carter reports from virginia. it was closer, much closer than i think anyone would have anticipated, heading into the final day singles. europe had to make out that li—point deficit and they had been outplayed on the first two days but this was a really gutsy and spirited display by the europeans, typified by charley hull, who set them on their way with a fantastic victory. 7—under par for the 1a holes it took her to beat nelly korda, the world number one. brilliant display by charlie howell, and also to beat alison lee from georgia hall, which gave hope to the europeans, who ultimately won the closing session by 6.5 points to 5.5. but ultimately they had to make upjust too much ground, and, as a

you know as well as i do that the wealthy north london families put their kids through private schoold then in order to get to oxford and cambridge or the lse, then the last two years are at the. >> so this is, this has been going for on ages. and actually i mean, jacob rees—mogg said about because eton is putting its prices up by 20% and he said you don't have to. there's enough money in eton that you do not have to do that. now. if jacob rees—mogg feels that he's one of the less wealthy parents at eton and he he feels and actually, you know, private schools on jacob's money from gb news, i don't think he's one of the, one of the poorer. well, he feels he certainly everybody always feels poor, but but but actually, private schools have been putting up their fees. they have way above inflation. they have way above inflation. they have for the last. so they've been doing this, but they are actually turning out at the end. >> look, i'm i'm not saying that those kids from private schools are any brighter than the state schools, but when it comes to the test, which is the exams, right, yo

he'll miss the north london derby against tottenham on sunday.e's hopeful the fracture in men's professional golf will be resolved after news of the latest meeting in new york between the pga tour and saudi arabia's public investment fund. the northern irishman is back home ahead of the irish 0pen at royal county down. mcilroy recently voiced frustration at the lack of progress in negotiations which began more than a year ago and is hoping things go well off and on the course in the coming days. because there are different interests and people want different things and i think there will have to be compromise on both sides to get a deal done but hopefully they are the things they are talking about in those meetings and, again, i am hopeful and hopefully we will get to hear some good news hopefully in the foreseeable future when things start to come back together. your previous competitive visits in northern ireland have not gone the way you wanted. how confident are you that it will be better this time? i have had to learn how to manage my week w

onto football now and the premier league where arsenal have moved—up to second after winning the north londonby at tottenham. gabriel scored the only goal in a game their manager mikel arteta called "ugly". but it's a good start to what promises to be a tough week for arsenal, as they open their champions league campaign before a trip to league leaders manchester city. arsenal are two points behind city in the table. today as well, we had very specific contexts of the international break, after a few blows and a few bad news is that we had, how the team reacted straightaway, this period where we could not share our quality on the ball because we did a lot of simple things wrong today. we did all that magnificently well, so the way we competed, the way we found the right opportunities to get our way with the win showed a lot of maturity from the team. in the day's other match, newcastle came from a goal down to beat wolves 2—1 at molineux. harveyjones scored a stunning long range winner to help move newcastle are up to third, whilst wolves stay in the bottom three. hansi flick was full of prai

a video on social media emerged of rickyjones appearing to tell ackroyd in walthamstow in north london demonstrators should have their throats cut. demonstrators should have their throats cut-— throats cut. our members who work on the — throats cut. our members who work on the transport, - throats cut. our members who work on the transport, on - work on the transport, on trains, _ work on the transport, on trains, yesterday had to take stickers _ trains, yesterday had to take stickers of the trains with razor— stickers of the trains with razor blades on the back of them, _ razor blades on the back of them, and was a bit stuck between _ them, and was a bit stuck between seats were people set. these _ between seats were people set. these people don't give a chat about — these people don't give a chat about who they hurt. we have children — about who they hurt. we have children and women using those trains _ children and women using those trains. they are disgusting that— trains. they are disgusting that the _ trains. they are disgusting that the fascists and we need to get— that the fasc

saka was taken off in sunday's north london derby win at tottenham with arsenal boss mikel arteta sayingard has been ruled out with a significant ankle injury which arteta hopes won't have too much of an impact on their perfomances. he is ourcaptain, he is our captain, he is one of our biggest airs without a doubt, one of the most consistent players in the last two, three seasons. our identity as well is related to his way of playing and way of playing. we will have to deal with that. it is for the team to show how capable we are to maybe show a different face, and the fact we have other players and other options that we can still be very effective. three other games to tell you about for the men. french side brest make their champions league debut they're at home to sturm graz of austria. atletico madrid face rb leipzig and benfica go to red star belgrade. there are three women's champions league ties on thursday. real madrid are in portugal to play sporting. turkish side galatasary are at home to slavia prague and german side st polten host nk mura of slovenia. the bmw pga championship

in england, the central match of the tour is the north london derby. tottenham will host arsenal on sunday. the gunners have injured odegaard, rice is disqualified. and yet they are still the favorites. bookmakers' odds on your screens. next in hockey in the khl, solovat is without defeats at the start of the regular season. it is fimtsa who are now potential leaders of the eastern conference. they won their third victory of the season at home against avtomobilist. having started the match with three consecutive. deletions , the hosts were able to hold out, and then opened the scoring . livo's goal was the beginning of a very lively goal duel, in which solovat was constantly leading in the score and did not miss his. 5:3. between them , the opponents scored eight goals and significantly increased the personal score of those who risked betting on high scoring in this match. kazan confirms its status as the volleyball capital of the country. first trophies new season - the men's and women's super cups remain in tatarstan. last week zenid. dealt with mosc

it's about taking the next step now arsenal, rewards symbolic in the north london derby but it's a longined by what happens in a game, it's more about it his but legacy will become a he win trophies and take arsenal, they haven't won for 20 years and can he take them to win the title and i think that is the next step for arsenal, can they actually go one better and they have come close to manchester city finishing two points behind them but they want to win trophies, they are doing the premier league and who knows, maybe even in europe. it's been a busy day of football news, as teams prepare for a restart to the domestic fixtures. lets have a look at some of the other headlines... tottenham midfielder, rodrigo bentancur, has been charged by the football association for using a racial slur about team—mate son heung—min. bentancur later apologised on instagram saying his comments were a "very bad joke". he's been charged with an alleged breach for misconduct in relation to a media interview and has a week to respond. american businessman, and crystal palace co—owner, john textor, is makin

a bench in honour of caroline flack will be unveiled later in north london aimed at preventing suicidethe bench, will be unveiled at the tottenham community sports centre. over 3,500 seals now call the thames estuary home, according to the zoological society of london. it teamed up with the raf to carry out its latest seal survey, observing them from military helicopters. the charity says counting seals helps them to understand the health of the river. janet jackson will perform at the 02 this weekend in herfirst london concert in 13 years. the two—hour show is packed with elaborate costumes and some of her most famous songs, celebrating her ao—year career. her choreographer is from elephant and castle. it was janet jackson's together again music video that actually made me go, "i want to do. that's what i want to do." i want to be a dancer and i also want to dance for her. like that was the start of the journey for me. so, to be here, you know, 27 years later, on the together again tour as a choreographer is a very full circle moment. let's take a look at the tubes now. on the distric

the north london champagne socialist elite strike again.er and oscar winning actress dame emma thompson, and actress dame emma thompson, and a bunch of other so—called celebrities that i've never heard of have signed an open letter calling for the immediate phasing out of fossil fuels. in an ideal world, we'd be phasing out these old showbiz fossils whose hot air is probably the main cause of global warming. isn't it ironic that the likes of fried potato salesman gary lineker and oscar winning winger emma thompson, who are both literally worth tens of millions of pounds each, are willing to put their names to a policy which will see the rest of us made even poorer. the idea of transitioning away from fossil fuels in the short to medium term is utter insanity, and economic suicide. factories would grind to a halt, as they already have done in germany, thanks to green policies. the cost of fuel for cars, homes and businesses would skyrocket. most goods would become infinitely more expensive. inflation would return with a vengeance, and we'd l

tottenham welcome the azerbaijani side qarabag to north london with the spurs head coach, ange postecoglouand must be addressed. its the first of their eight games in the league phase, with teams potentially having to play up to 16 matches to reach the final in bilbao in may next year. it comes just a week since manchester city since manchester city midfielder midfielder rodri suggested that players could strike over fixture congestion. i think we're getting to a real sort of dangerous level of what our expectations are around players. and, you know, instead of sort of focusing on one or two tournaments, it's about the calendar. you know, that's more of an issue. players don't get a break between seasons anymore like they used to. there's more tournaments, both in international and at club level, at continental level. so, like i said, it's going to get to a point where, you know, we're not going to have the best players out there playing. and probably even worse is, you know, them breaking down for various reasons. so it's definitely something that needs to be addressed. so here are those

north london derby -- as is david lammy.— as is david lammy.unak supports southampton. i am a non—expert but i can recognise a football— non—expert but i can recognise a football expert and my recognition is that if you said to keir— recognition is that if you said to keir starmer, who supports arsenal, — to keir starmer, who supports arsenal, looking back over 40 years. — arsenal, looking back over 40 years, what would you see with the 20 — years, what would you see with the 20 most important games? your— the 20 most important games? your guarantee he would speak nonstop — your guarantee he would speak nonstop for four hours and the only— nonstop for four hours and the only last — nonstop for four hours and the only last prime minister you could — only last prime minister you could do— only last prime minister you could do that with is gordon brown — could do that with is gordon brown about raith rovers, and you literally have seen gordon brown — you literally have seen gordon brown talking on tv for hours about — brown talking on tv for hours

now the north london derby . obviously north london derby.e've got the red side of the desk and the white side of the desk, but what is interesting is that for the first time, this isn't about 38 years. arsenal will not be wearing their red shirts at the game at spurs because usually they don't clash. you've got spurs in white. you have arsenal in red, so it's always an amazing sight when they both come out for the nonh when they both come out for the north london derby. everybody's pumped up, everybody's feeling very nervous about it. so the reason for this is that with the new arsenal shirts, there's too much white down the side. so you've got the pgmol who look after all the referees and the premier league have spoken about this and said actually they're clashing. so arsenal, for the first time in goodness knows how long, will be wearing black shirts for the game. i mean, for crying . ridiculous. are they crying. ridiculous. are they really going to clash. they've said well maybe we'll wear red shorts and red socks. and they said, no, that

>> well, i'm a proud north londoner and i don't hate my country. i love well, i love my country.ountry. i love well, i love my country. i did love my country more. and i loved my city, my home city of london. before sadiq khan began to destroy it. but yeah. no, i completely agree. i don't see why we can't be proud of being not even british, but being english. really, it can be that local. why can't we be proud of being engush why can't we be proud of being english if we're from england ? english if we're from england? and why so many other countries are proud of their national identity, including neighbouring countries like wales and scotland ? scotland? >> and rightly so. >> and rightly so. >> that's fine. and somehow it's seen, i don't know, as slightly xenophobic, a bit racist. racist to be proud of being english. i don't get it. >> i mean, i think there's an argument, chloe, that england is the greatest country in history. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, we are so lucky to have been born in this country. of all the countries, you could have been parliamentary democracy. >> i did

>> well, i'm a proud north londoner and i don't hate my country. i love well, i love my country.y. i love well, i love my country. i did love my country more. and i loved my city, my home city of london. before sadiq khan began to destroy it. but yeah. no, i completely agree. i don't see why we can't be proud of being not even british, but being english. really, it can be that local. why can't we be proud of being engush why can't we be proud of being english if we're from england ? english if we're from england? and why so many other countries are proud of their national identity, including neighbouring countries like wales and scotland ? scotland? >> and rightly so. >> and rightly so. >> that's fine. and somehow it's seen, i don't know, as slightly xenophobic, a bit racist. racist to be proud of being english. i don't get it. >> i mean, i think there's an argument, chloe, that england is the greatest country in history. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, we are so lucky to have been born in this country. of all the countries, you could have been parliamentary democracy. >> i didn't e

stairs arrival ran the english primarily tottenham host arsenal, as both sides looks to claim the north london bragging brian the thanks for joining us. so nearly a year off to his house, one goes and began families again. one of the lots of children, the violence has been devastating, so devastating that the you and this describe the occupied territory as a graveyard for young people is ready for us is targeted, destroyed the home of the civil defense officer and mr. rod refugee camp overnight, at least 3 children were killed that another 15 people, including children from nearby homes and tense with then taking the l x. the hospital in garza city 5 were kills at a school. but palestinians were sheltering. the strike hit their shot as a tomb school is row claims without evidence that it was targeting a mass. come on center, the northern gods, or is there any will plans, bowman pumps of jabante a refugee come several palestinians are believe to be dead. a civil defense team scrambled to rescue survivors from the rubble, the as well that's heading out to central gaza and speaks out as it was ki

arsenal have moved up to second in the table after winning the north london derby at tottenham 1—0.d the second—half winner with a close—range headerfrom a corner. a good start for what promises to be a tough week, they open their champions league campaign at atalanta on thursday night before a trip to leaders manchester city next sunday. they are two points behind city in the table. the next premier league game kicks off in the next 15 minutes at molineux. wolves have just one point from their three games so far. a win for newcastle would see them move up to third at the very least. really pleased with the start we have made in what is such a difficult league. yeah, we know we still haven't hit top gear, we have done well in different passages of each game, but not consistently through the 90 minutes, that is what we are looking to do, and about going into a spell where we are playing away from home, some difficult games, so we are preparing for that test. at this moment, we will play a lot of teams who are expected to finish high up the league, so not many people outside of here e

there are two games in the english premier league today, the first of them is the north london derbyd 45 minutes. it's the start of a tough looking week for arsenal, they play their champions league opener at atalanta on thursday night and then they are away at manchester city next sunday. it's always the difficulty of the matches and the opponents that we are going to be facing, for sure. we have tremendous players, we have a really good squad, we are really hungry, we want to do it and to deliver what we want we need to be able to respond in these scenarios, and the team is ready. tottenham finished fifth in the table last season but still 23 points behind arsenal. the spurs boss believes they can close the gap and even though it's a derby says there have been no different preparations for the game. ijust want i just want to ijust want to win, it doesn't change _ ijust want to win, it doesn't change for me. and i think the key to— change for me. and i think the key to success is, i would really _ key to success is, i would really hate to think that the players _ really hate to thin

london is 20. choose to, the area of high pressure will reorientate a little bit, sending some milder air than authors. the week the front could bring cloudy weather with patchy rain across the northt to look forward to and rising temperatures. up to 21 degrees in glasgow, 21 for london as well. by wednesday, if you do to submit and fog patches, most likely across the north and west of the uk. continuing to get a little bit warmer with top temperatures up to 22 in northern areas of scotland. 2a western counties of northern ireland. up to 2a to watch parts of south—east england, one for the time of year. we will hang on the dry and relatively sunny weather through most of the rest of this week. bye for now. a rubber boat taking migrants across the channel from france to england has sunk off the french coast, killing 8 people. forty—five migrants have now died in the channel this year. heavy rain is still lashing parts of central and eastern europe and has killed at least 5 people in romania and — one each in austria and poland. israel's prime—minister warns the houthis in yemen of a "heavy price", after a ballistic missile managed to enter israeli airspace. the missile launched fro

tottenham welcome the azerbaijani side qarabag to north london, with the spurs head coach, ange postecogloued. its the first of their eight games in the league phase, with teams potentially having to play up to 16 matches to reach the final in bilbao in may next year. it comes just a week since manchester city midfielder rodri suggested that players could strike over fixture congestion.

this will be proudly worn in north london before too long.h leaders said this was an opportunity to renew and deepen the friendship between britain and ireland. i know as two new leaders of our respective countries, we both said we wish to really place british—irish relations on a new path, and i really appreciate the time that you've given to that since taking office. it's really important to me and to my government, and i think it is the moment for reset, and it's when we put meaning behind those words. international matters took centre stage following a roundtable business discussion. we have to be clear in the face of russian aggression, we have to stand together to coordinate, stand with our allies and give ukraine all of the support that it needs for as long as it needs. photo opportunities are one thing, but the taoiseach and prime minister will need to decide what a reset in their relationship actually looks like. symbolism is important here, but moving forward they'll need to deliver substance over style. there have already been anno

it doesn't matter that it's a north london derby.y and there's injuries that they can still manage to grind out a result bodes well for arsenal for the re st. rest. >> it's early in the season. paul let's say that it's early. anything can happen. so yeah absolutely. >> you tried to make me feel better. >> yes. that was kind and generous. >> we've only got one more minute. kjt. so where do you want to go next? hobbyhorsing or the solheim cup? >> you know what? i think we may have to. you want to do the hobbyhorsing? we've got the azerbaijan grand prix . we've got azerbaijan grand prix. we've got wolves lost to newcastle two one. i think. really the manchester city i will say the hobbyhorsing manchester city. the hearing begins today. heanng the hearing begins today. hearing it's a man city's 115 hearing it's a man city's115 charges that the premier league are bringing against them. so here are the charges 54 charges for failure to provide accurate financial information, 14 charges for providing accurate details for player management p

video had emerged online of mrjones appearing to tell a crowd in walthamstow in north london that far their throats cut. the home secretary, yvette cooper, is chairing a meeting to look at ways of tackling criminal gangs who smuggle people across the channel. 12 migrants died on tuesday when their small boat came apart off the french coast. now ministers, the national crime agency and the uk border force are discussing what more can be done to stop the crossings. our home editor mark easton reports. the government claims the deaths of 12 migrants in the channeljust off the french coast earlier this week is evidence of both the moral imperative in destroying the smuggling gangs, and also that measures to disrupt the criminal networks are having an impact. the home office says it suggests the business model of the smugglers is under pressure. more people are being crammed into less seaworthy vessels, with intelligence suggesting the gangs have increased their charges, including demanding payment for children. almost 22,000 migrants have arrived in britain after attempting to cross the c

there are two games in the english premier league today, they are into the second half in the north londonm take on arsenal at home, goalless at half—time. there were seven bookings in the first half, five for tottenham. plenty of chances at both ends, both keepers making good saves. the late kick—off is at molineux. wolves have just one point from their three games so far. a win for newcastle would see them move up to third at the very least. really pleased with the start we have made in what is such a difficult league. yeah, we know we still haven't hit top gear, we have done well in different passages of each game, but not consistently through the 90 minutes, that is what we are looking to do, and about going into a spell where we are playing away from home, some difficult games, so we are preparing for that test. at this moment, we will play a lot of teams who are expected to finish high up the league, so not many people outside of here expect us to take many points out of the few games at the start of the season. but that is not our expectation — our expectation is to give everything

are two games in the english premier league today, they kicked off about 15 minutes ago in the north londonlless, spurs have had a couple of decent chances, davide re are forced into a couple of pretty good saves. spurs boosted by the return of the micky van de ven in defence and domini solanke up front. arsenal without the suspended declan rice and their injured captain, martin 0degaard. the late kick—off is at molyneux. wolves have just one point from their three games so far. a win for newcastle would see them move upto third at the very least. really pleased with the start we have made in what is such a difficult league. yeah, we know we still haven't hit top gear, we still haven't hit top gear, we have done well in different passages of each game, but not consistently through the 90 minutes, that is what we are looking to do, and about going into a spell where we are playing away from home, some difficult games, so we are preparing for that test. at this moment we will play a lot of— at this moment we will play a lot of teams who are expected to finish— lot of teams who are expected to

ahead of this weekend's north london derby, mikel arteta has signed a new three—year contract to stayn they do it, can they go one better? they have come close to manchester city finishing two points behind them in the premier league table last season, but they want to win trophies, the premier league and maybe even europe. a late surge from rory mcilroy saw him claw his way back into contention at the top of the leaderboard after day one of the irish 0pen. having dropped shots early on, he finished with three consecutive birdies to finish with a round of 68, and he sits just two shots off the lead held by england's todd clements, who's 5—under. anytime you can shoot 300 and this place, and that you have to be happy. the conditions were probably pretty tough early on, and the wind seem to settle a little bit of those last few holes. so it was nice to take advantage of that and play the last few holes the way i did. cricket, and it was a dramatic finish at taunton, where somerset pulled off an incredible last—ball victory against surrey to keep the county championship title race open.

north london is red again, grabriel heads the gunners up to second in the table with the winner against

, but lived in north london.tony blair and he is slightly soben tony blair and he is slightly sober, downbeat, downbeat style is kind of what got him over the finish line. finishing line, remember that was with quite a majority majority. but he's making clear that he's not, you know, a young guy with a guitar like tony blair. >> the tories have made a horlicks of the country. you've been working hard for a long time for a labour government. you've got what you wanted. are you not concerned at how unpopular they are ? unpopular they are? >> i paused, which kind of showed i must be concerned for a bit. i think if you look at governments, there's nearly always a bit of a dip in popularity after the election. >> your starmer getting the politics of this wrong. >> i don't think it matters at this stage. and cast your mind back. you know, when i worked for a shadow cabinet minister ten years ago, ed miliband was frequently ahead of david cameron. at the time. we had the deepest spending cuts for half a century. and dav

, but lived in north london. blair and he is slightly soben tony blair and he is slightly sober, downbeat, downbeat style is kind of what got him over the finish line. finishing line, remember that was with quite a majority majority. but he's making clear that he's not, you know, a young guy with a guitar like tony blair. >> the tories have made a horlicks of the country. you've been working hard for a long time for a labour government. you've got what you wanted. are you not concerned at how unpopular they are ? unpopular they are? >> i paused, which kind of showed i must be concerned for a bit. i think if you look at governments, there's nearly always a bit of a dip in popularity after the election. >> your starmer getting the politics of this wrong. >> i don't think it matters at this stage. and cast your mind back. you know, when i worked for a shadow cabinet minister ten years ago, ed miliband was frequently ahead of david cameron. at the time. we had the deepest spending cuts for half a century. and david c