three of the trice god either northampton player —— three of the tries scored by the northampton player by the northampton player. canada's job —— three of the tries scored by the northampton player. canada'sjob was a lwa ys northampton player. canada'sjob was always going to be so difficult and it got harder whenjosh larson was shown a red cloud. the next game is on sunday. in such a difficult group, this match was going to be the most realistic for canada to get a wind but the springboks have got three winds out of four and they are in to the last eight. in wednesday's matches, scotland can set up a final group showdown with tournament hosts japan, if they overcome russia. not much to play for between argentina and usa, in their pool match. both teams are chasing third place and automatic qualification for world cup 2023. and a third successive win for wales, will ensure they reach the knockout stages. fiji stand in their way. and new york has the statue of liberty. now sweden has zlatan! the worlds of the ex—man united forward ibrahimovich, who's been honoured in his hometown with —

let's look at northampton.e haven't got that picture at the moment, we had it a second ago, but we will be there when that speech begins. the prime minister will meet his irish counterpart leo varadkar later, in an attempt to find enough common ground to reach a brexit deal. borisjohnson will meet the taoiseach in the north—west of england at lunchtime. the prospect of agreement seems remote as each side's plan has been rejected by the other, and the eu summit, where any deal would have to be signed off, is just a week away. so what is the view from westminster? our assistant political editor, norman smith, is there for us now. the two of them are talking, but there are no new proposals on the table, so what are the chances there will be anything emerging out of this that could transform into a deal in such a short space of time? i think the honest answer is the prospect is negligible because, as you say, there is nothing new substantive to discuss or to bridge the divide between them. the british government's

it wasn't a good opening day for defending champions saracens — who were beaten 27—25 at home by northamptoneter narrowly won at home to harlequins, gloucester fought back to win at sale and worcester beat leicester. that is it from all of us here on sportsday. good night. good evening. many of us have been playing the weather lottery today, a few isolated showers, just like this weather watcher picture sent in from london. others, it's been grey, wet and pretty dismal. the scottish borders, we got a couple of flood alerts out due to the intensity of the rainfall that's been stubbornly sitting across the scottish borders for much of the day and also into the northeast of england. a few scattered showers further west and some of these have filtered inland as we have gone through the afternoon. behind that weather front, some strong winds as well. they will continue to drive in some showers overnight, but that weather front will start to weaken and ease its way off into the north sea. some clearer skies overnight, lighter winds, temperatures likely to fall away. we could see temperatures low e

erie, northampton, lucerne, those are the ones that flipped for trump in 2016. what messages do you think are coming from donald trump that resonate with people in those counties or do you think things have changed dramatically. gov. rendell: when you assess donald trump's chances. he has a tougher road to hoe in pennsylvania. but understand he has two advantages. he's an incumbent president presiding over a good economy. now that incumbent with a good economy has never lost in the history of u.s. elections. it doesn't seem to help him in the polls but it's still an asset. there are a lot of people out there who don't want to admit they're voting for donald trump but they like some of the things he's done. soledad: some of the candidates on the democratic side obviously are very progressive. is that going to be problematic in this state, which as you know is purple basically? gov. rendell: it will be problems for two reasons. soledad: bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. gov. rendell: right. donald trump cannot win the 2020 election. the democrats can lose it. and

quarterfinals for their place in the quarterfinals for the three of the tries tonight scored by the northamptonn back. for canada at theirjob will always be difficult and got even harder in the first half whenjosh and got even harder in the first half when josh larsson was and got even harder in the first half whenjosh larsson was shown a red card. canada battled on i managed to get a try their own in the second half their next game is against namibia on sunday, a difficult group with italy and the all blacks for the then a the match was always going to be the most realistic for canada to get a win but the springboks have now got three wins from four and there into the last eight. andy murray is returning to the australian open next year. it will be as first grand slam since major hip surgery at the start of the year. and that remarkable comeback for the world number one, there emotional scenes backin number one, there emotional scenes back in january when number one, there emotional scenes back injanuary when we truly believed his career was over. he was knocked out in the first round, still s

in the northampton chair courts —— northamptonshire. and when it was said she had immunity, it didn't apply it was said she had immunity, it didn'tapply in it was said she had immunity, it didn't apply in her home country, it only applies in the host country, uk. so from the dunn's family's point of view, the main point was to try and get an explanation from mrs sacoolas and that was about why we we re sacoolas and that was about why we were looking at civil proceedings in the united states of america, but if everything goes well, and if mrs sacoolas cooperates and there is a meeting that brings a satisfactory closure for that dunn family and they can move onto the grieving process , they can move onto the grieving process, they can let the due process, they can let the due process of law, leave that in the hands of northamptonshire police as would be perfectly normal in any other case. 0k, mark stevens, thank you. the lawyer representing harry dunn's family. you are watching make brea kfast dunn's family. you are watching make breakfas

and there was also a report of racist chanting at the game between northampton and salford.t the top of the premier league again if they maintain their 100 percent start to the season, they head to old trafford this afternoon, to face a manchester united side just one point above the relegation zone. they are doing well in the league and that is for sure. but we are looking forward to this game. i think it is a perfect game for our players, for ourfans. think it is a perfect game for our players, for our fans. we think it is a perfect game for our players, for ourfans. we have had a tough time lately, so i am sure we will give them a good game. i don't think there are a lot of teams who would love to play against us. at the moment it looks like man united is the only one that wants to play us and we have to make sure that is a misunderstanding. but it'sjust normal. i would do the same, exactly the same in that situation. it would be the other way around. they are inot the second half at hearts. rangers daring i—i. that's all the sport for now. now i'm bbc news it is time for

nick: the halloween parade incl the working-astown of northampton, pennsylvania.he traditionally democraticun commity that twice voted for barack obama, but in 2016, helped send donald trump to the white house. his presidency has provifod a sugar hithe local economy. unemployment has falle there's a sense of economic resurgence. capital comes not from theon's president, but the democrats trying to remove him from office. donald trump. i like the man. nick: what about the impeachment inquiry? do you think it should go forward? >> no, i think it is silly. all this craziness.money, on >> i think it is a farce. i think they are making up everything they can. >> i think he's not doing a bad job. politician. he is not a and he's not trying to kiss anybody's ass. nick these are the carcass like old steel mills provided the ncadle for the trump presi the rust belt political terrain presidential electn.t year's if the democrats can't win back pennsylvania, they will struggle to regain the white house. one of the reasons why donald trump became a working hero in these blue-

northampton are top after beating worcester, while there were also wins for harlequins and sale.basham with the first of their two tries. elsewhere, benetton beat the southern kings 36—30. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines today. tiger woods said he surprised himself with a second straight 64, giving him a two—shot lead at the half—way stage of the zozo championship injapan. he's playing in his first tournament for two months after having knee surgery. the tournament will finish on monday, after rain disrupted the schedule. ireland's cricketers are top of their qualifying group for next year's t20 world cup, after a straight—forwa rd victory over nigeria in abu dhabi. nigeria limped to 66 for 9 and ireland knocked off the runs they needed in just 37 balls to win by 8 wickets. ireland are level on points with oman at the top of the table. qualifying was postponed at this weekends motogp as high winds battered phillip island in australia. just look at how they blew miguel oliveira off in practice. he was travelling at around 300 kilomet

there was also racist abuse reported at two other matches, league games at luton and northampton.e again if they maintain their 100 percent start to the season, they head to old trafford this afternoon, to face a manchester united side just one point above the relegation zone. they are doing well in the league and that is for sure. we are looking forward to this game. i think it is a perfect game for our players. a perfect game for our fans. because we have had a tough time, a difficult time lately. so i am sure we will give them a good game. the mother of a junior doctor who went missing off the devon coast two years ago, says her daughter has been let down by the nhs. dr lauren phillips mother, andrea graham, who is herself a former nhs manager, has called on the health secretary to do more to support those on the front line of our hospitals. marie ashby reports. andrea graham comes to woolacombe bay in devon to feel close to her daughter. this is where her car was found abandoned. dr lauren phillips, who was 26, had told her mother she was worried about starting a newjob in a&e

northampton are top after beating worcester, while there were also wins for harlequins and sale.h the first of their two tries. elsewhere, benetton beat the southern kings 36—30. lewis hamilton has some work to do if he wants to win his sixth title this weekend. he could only manage fourth fastest in practice ahead of tomorrow's mixing grand prix. qualifying gets under way pretty soon. lewis hamilton can win a sixth title this weekend if he finishes 1a points ahead of mercedes team mate valteri bottas. jennie gow is there for us. the fans are pouring in for the mexican grand prix. not too far away from the session starting and already practice has been quite exciting because we had really heavy rain overnight meaning newcastle limiting what they could do out on track. the fastest man, the ferrari controlling the rate of exactly what they want to. that is what they will be looking for. they have a few competitors around to try and stop them from happening. the red bulls. both mercedes riders as well, you cannot count them out. even though they think the advantage at the moment is

there was also racist abuse reported at two other matches, league games at luton and northampton.verpool after they beat crystal palace. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says their late equaliser against bottom club watford could the be the first step towards rebuilding their confidnece. just that one game in the premier league today. but what a game it is, manchester united hosting leaders liverpool at old trafford. united are just one point above the relegation zone after making tjheir worst start to a season in over 30 years. united manager ole gunnar solksjaer says taking on rivals liverpool, who have made a perfect start to the season, is the perfect game for his side. i don't think there are a lot of teams who would love to play against us. at the moment it looks like man united is the only one that wants to play us and we have to make sure that is a misunderstanding. but it's just normal. i would do the same, exactly the same in that situation. it would be the other way around. this afternoon, andy murray will play in his first singles final on tour for 2 and a half ye

there was also racist abuse reported at two other matches, league games at luton and northampton.r league, manchester city closed the gap on leaders liverpool after they beat crystal palace. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says their late equaliser against bottom club watford could the be the first step towards rebuilding their confidnece. nick parrot rounds up the best of the action. after losing before the international break, manchester city bounced back against crystal palace. goals from jesus and davit silver in the first have secured victory at selhurst park. they win closed the gap to leaders liverpool to five points. leicester city marked almost a year since the helicopter crash that killed their owner and honoured his memory with a victory over burnley. jamie vardy his memory with a victory over burnley. jamie va rdy and his memory with a victory over burnley. jamie vardy and tenements scored. a late goal for alonso was enough for chelsea to beat newcastle. they have moved into the top four at the expense of arsenal, who play on monday. tottenham's faltering form co

the hardest hit were the defending champions saracens who were beaten at home 27—25 by northampton.y won at home to harlequins. gloucester fought back to win at sale and worcester beat leicester. lots more on our website including continuing coverage of the champions league of darts. from me and the sportsday team — thanks for team — thanks for watching. no music! we usually get a bit of music at the end of sportsday. more sport online. back to brexit, and let's go right back now to the vote this afternoon which put a spoke in borisjohnson‘s plan to get his brexit deal approved today. the prime minister has vowed to press on "undaunted" with his brexit strategy. mps voted by 322 votes to 306 votes to back an amendment put by the former conservative mp oliver letwin , to ensure approval for the new brexit deal is withheld until all the necessary legislation has passed through the commons.so what does this mean? it means that, under the law, the prime minister borisjohnson will have to write to the eu asking for brexit to be delayed. he's been forced to shelve a vote on his new withdr

the halloween parade in the working class town of northampton, pennsylvania.end donald trump to the white house. his presidency has provided a sugar hit for the local economy. unemployment here has fallen, there's a sense of economic resurgence. so the horror story in the nation's capital comes not from the president, but the democrats trying to remove him from office. donald trump? i like the man! what about the impeachment inquiry, do you think it should go forward? no, i think all that's silly. it will waste so much of the taxpayers' money and stuff on all this craziness. i think it's a farce. i think they're making up everything that they can. i think that he's not doing a bad job, it'sjust he's not a politician and he's not trying to kiss anybody's bleep. these are the carcass—like old steel mills that provided the cradle for the trump presidency, and the rust belt political terrain that will decide next year's presidential election. if the democrats can't win back pennsylvania, they'll struggle to regain the white house. one of the reasons why donald tru

the halloween parade in the working class town of northampton, pennsylvania. in 2016 helped send donald trump to the white house. his presidency has provided a sugar hit for the local economy. unemployment here has fallen, there's a sense of economic resurgence. so the horror story in the nation's capital comes not from the president, but the democrats trying to remove him from office. donald trump? i like the man! what about the impeachment inquiry, do you think it should go forward? no, i think all that's silly. it will waste so much of the taxpayers' money and stuff on all this craziness. i think it's a farce. i think they're making up everything that they can. i think that he's not doing a bad job, it'sjust he's not a politician and he's not trying to kiss anybody's ass. these are the carcass—like old steel mills that provided the cradle for the trump presidency, and the rust belt political terrain that will decide next year's presidential election. if the democrats can't win back pennsylvania, they'll struggle to regain the white house. one of the reasons

northampton are top after beating worcester, while there were also wins for harlequins and sale.la one drivers‘ championship if results go his way in tomorrow‘s mexican grand prix. but if practice is anything to go by, the briton will struggle to get the points this week. he could only manage fourth fastest behind the ferraris of sharl leclair and sebastian vettel and the other mercedes of valtteri bottas. hamilton needs to out score his team mate by 1a points to secure a 6th world title tomorrow. there‘s a huge night of boxing ahead with scotland‘sjosh taylor headlining at london‘s o2 arena. he‘s fighting american regis prograis with both boxers putting their world super—lightweight belts on the line, as well as their unbeaten records. prograis is the bookmakers‘ favourite to win — but has never fought outside of the united states. before taylor and prograis enter the ring, dereck chisora will be hoping to move a step closer to a world heavyweight title shot. to do that he‘ll need to beat david price in an all british showdown — with price looking for a fourth successive victory

there was racism reported at luton and northampton yesterday. investigations are under way there.erpool and have played a game more. deli ali rescued a point for out of form tottenham at home to bottom club watford. the video assistant referee reviewed the late equaliser with a hint of handball. it was allowed however the big screens at the stadium, said ‘no goal‘. the team who run var apologised for the confusion. it was definitely 1—1. just that one game in the premier league today. but what a game it is. manchester united hosting leaders liverpool at old trafford. united will be desperate for a win. they're just one point above the relegation zone after making their worst start to a season in over 30 years, the united manager ole gunnar solksjaer, says taking on rivals liverpool is the "perfect game" for his side. but their great rivals have a perfect record this season, perhaps united should be careful what they wish for. i don't think there are a lot of teams who would love to play against us. at the moment it looks like man united is the only one that wants to play us and we

let's go to northampton and speak to superintendent sarah johnson from northamptonshire police. a delay on the line. it is good of you tojoin us. what happened after the accident and to what extent did at the suspect, at that point, cooperate with you? the collision occurred on the 27th of august. we were able to speak to the suspect on the 28th of august in company with a representative from the embassy and a legal adviser. they were fully cooperative at that time. given that and what happened subsequently, clearly at the time you are convinced that there was no prospect of the suspect leaving the country. we were really closely with oui’ country. we were really closely with our representatives who work with us from croton and, certainly, we were of the understanding that we would be able to progress —— progress investigation from the initial stages into a formal interview. can you help us with what options are now open to you. clearly, we talked about the politics of it a little bit and the prime minister has said if you think about it, but for you asa if you think about it, b

we should also mention there were incidents involving fans from northampton, ithink, overthe weekend,lk off the pitch. how important was that to you? that was very important to me. and all credit to the manager and the yeovil football team. may i say the majority of the yeovil town supporters. they left the ground because they didn't want to be associated with the minority behaviour. it was fantastic to see that. thank you very much for your time. iam that. thank you very much for your time. i am sorry we have to talk about such concerning matters but we appreciate you talking to us. thank you very much. the manager of haringey borough. the fa have said they are going to look into the incident as a matter of urgency. they say they are deeply concerned about it and there is no room for discrimination in our game. they are working with match officials and will take appropriate steps. there's lots to discuss after events in westminster yesterday, and possibly tomorrow. let's see what two seasoned parliamentary hacks make of it all. kevin maguire, associate editor at the daily mirror. and

the family has also referred northampton should police to the independent office for police conduct overoffice. we have spent two or three hours today with mark stevens, the family lawyers, we went over everything with a fine toothed comb and we are very clear that the foreign offices decision to advise the police that she had diplomatic immunity was not only wrong but unlawful. the first steps that we are taking is a letter of claim. a prelude tojudiciary are taking is a letter of claim. a prelude to judiciary review. we are going to ask the court to quash that decision to say that she never had immunity. found in the estrace seven weeks later. she millions and millions of millions and millions of apples are being left to rot in fields across britain this autumn because growers are struggling to recruit seasonal workers. the national farmers union says brexit uncertainty is adding to the struggle to recruit enough seasonal workers. with 16% of roles left unfilled last month across uk horticulture emma simpson reports from kent. in this corner of kent, an orchard full of apples left to r

at a luton and northampton.ity are five points behind liverpool and have played 00:40:51,940 --> 1431655368:11:44,438 a 1431655368:11:44,438 --> 2863310735:42:36,934 game 2863310735:42:36,934 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 more. i think they pushed the wrong button. united will be desperate for a win. their worst start to a season in over 30 years. this afternoon, andy murray will play in his first singles final on tourfor 2.5 years. he's in antwerp at the european open. he beat the frenchman ugo humbert in three sets in the semifinals. the three—time grand slam champion is currently ranked number 243 in the world after a long lay off following major hip surgery. and he had to come from a set down against humbert in antwerp to eventually win. he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. that is if his wife kim doesn't give birth. then he will be. there is so much going on. a massive game in the premier league. we will keep you up—to—date with the rugby world cup. about half—an—hour. up—to—date with the rugby world cup.