they were beaten 2—1 at norwich.for the home side afterjames chester had given villa a first half lead. norwich are up to fourth, two points off the top following back—to—back wins. meanwhile, the leaders middlesbrough were held to a draw by lowly rotherham, who picked up their first away point of the season. second—placed sheffield united failed to capitalise as stoke held them to a 1—1 draw. all the evening's football league results are available on the bbc sport website and app. hearts have gone 6 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after winning 3—0 at bottom side dundee. two early goals from oliver bozanic and steven naismith put hearts in charge. steven maclean added a third 46 seconds after the break to move craig levein's side further clear of celtic and kilmarnock. england captain eoin morgan says his side will learn from their record one—day defeat to sri lanka and make sure they don't allow their series win to " paper over the cracks. " england recorded a 3—1 series victory but slumped to a

bad at all greasy, but pleasant with sunshine and temperatures getting up to 17 in london, 15 in norwichthis is bbc news. the headlines: the brexit secretary has held crunch talks with the european union‘s chief negotiator in a bid to resolve outstanding issues over leaving the eu. the pace of the negotiations have picked up ahead of wednesday‘s summit of eu leaders. the ambassadors from the other 27 member countries have just begun a previously unscheduled. france, germany and the uk issue a joint statement demanding a ‘credible investigation‘ in to the disappearance of the journalist, jamal khashoggi — who vanished after visiting saudi arabia‘s consulate in turkey. after the storm, the clean up — roads and railway continue to struggle. also in the news this evening — angela merkel‘s regional allies in bavaria look to have experienced their worst election result since 1950. exit polls suggest the csu, mrs merkel‘s bavarian sister party,

the summer. joining from norwich over the summer.r league games so far at leicester. thirdly, mason mount, just 19 years old, hejoined derby county thirdly, mason mount, just 19 years old, he joined derby county on loan of the summer and again, started really well for them this season, scoring five goals so far. so three really exciting young talents but of course, in croatia and spain, england are up against heavyweight opposition. but manager gareth southgate says he has no doubt that the trio are ready. you never know with young players what their capable of until they're given an opportunity, we gave gomez a debut against brazil and he was man of the match. we have done that like the way through the last three yea rs. like the way through the last three years. it might be a little known but equally i think they have a big impact in important matches, mason mount stepped up at old trafford last week as though he had been there all his life. i think too often we hold youngsters back a bit too much, we are always trying to find the

still warm in london and norwich, 18 degrees, above—average for the time of year but lower than whaton sunday and into monday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3. president trump has a warning for saudi arabia — if claims it‘s involved in the murder of a saudi journalist are stood up. we are going to get to the bottom of it and there will be severe punishment. more than 30 flood warnings are in place, as storm callum continues to bring heavy rain and strong winds to many areas. the chancellor is coming under growing pressure from his own mps to find extra funding for universal credit. also in the next hour — worries about the hare population. an outbreak of myxomatosis is being reported in british hares for the first time. scientists fear it could kill off huge numbers. the first ever national album day — celebrating the country‘s love of vinyl across all genres of music. and in half an hour here on bbc news —

still warm in london and norwich, around 18 degrees, above—average for the time of year but lower thane finally starts to build across the uk, at least temporarily. there is a weather front in the southeast. there could be a bit of rain around for a time, but overall, the message is that the weather is improving later on sunday and into monday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. president trump has a warning for saudi arabia if claims it's involved in the murder of a saudi journalist are stood up. we're going to get to the bottom of it and there will be severe punishment. more than 30 flood warnings are in place, as storm callum continues to bring heavy rain and strong winds to many areas. the chancellor is coming under growing pressure from his own mps to find extra funding for universal credit. the first ever national album day — celebrating the country's love of vinyl across all genres of music. also in the next hour, an amnesty on hospital equipment. patients are urged to return crutches, walking frames and wheel chairs to the nhs so they can be reused or recycled.

still warm in london and norwich, around 18 degrees, above—average for the time of year but lower thanis a weather front in the southeast. there could be a bit of rain around for a time, but overall, the message is that the weather is improving later on sunday and into monday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4.00pm. president trump has a warning for saudi arabia — if claims it's involved in the murder of a saudi journalist are stood up. we are going to get to the bottom of it and there will be severe punishment. more than 30 flood warnings are in place, as storm callum continues to bring heavy rain and strong winds to many areas. the chancellor is coming under growing pressure from his own mps to find extra funding for universal credit. the first ever national album day — celebrating the country's love of vinyl — across all genres of music. also in the next hour — an amnesty on hospital equipment. patients are urged to return crutches, walking frames and wheel chairs to the nhs — so they can be reused or recycled.

breezy but pleasant with some sunshine, and temperatures up to 17 in london, 15 in norwich.gh. that means fresher atlantic air arriving on our shores, which also means a lot of dry weather for the bulk of the country. all but the extreme south—east, where on wednesday morning we could still see a few spots of rain. this is the outlook for wednesday and thursday, actually not looking too bad. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the brexit secretary holds crunch talks with the eu chief negotiator in a bid to resolve big issues in the talks. the pace of talks picks up. ambassadors to the other 27 eu member countries are summoned to a separate meeting, due to begin in the next hour. saudi arabia warns it will retaliate against any sanctions imposed over the disappearance of the journalist, jamal khashoggi. france, germany and the uk issue a joint statement demanding a ‘credible investigation‘. also in the news today, crucial elections take place in germany. in bavaria the sister party to angela merkel‘s cdu, which has ruled the region since the 19505, is expected to lose

breezy but pleasant with some sunshine, and temperatures up to 17 in london, 15 in norwich. arriving on our shores, which also means a lot of dry weather for the bulk of the country. all but the extreme south—east, where on wednesday morning we could still see a few spots of rain. this is the outlook for wednesday and thursday, actually not looking too bad. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at apm: the brexit secretary dominic raab is currently holding unscheduled talks in brussels with his eu counterpart, michel barnier, just days before a crucial eu summit. there are also reports that ambassadors for the 27 member states have been summoned to a meeting. meanwhile, back home the former brexit secretary david davis calls for a cabinet rebellion over theresa may's brexit plans, but the health secretary appeals for unity. everyone needs to get behind the prime minister and pull behind her because she's trying to deliver the best deal for britain and that's how we move forward. in other news — the uk, france and germany issue a joint statement demanding a

hard to believe looking here at norwich castle that there is a storm on the way. to come as well in the next 24—hour is. this is what is happening at the moment. this is storm cal. already starting to show its hand with the isobars tightening, it will become quite potent. it will brush close by to the north—west of our short. severe gales to the north and the west. heavy rain elsewhere. there is an amber weather warning for south wales because that of rain could be the main player. it stays for a couple of days. we have had soggy weather today. one brand of rimini northeast, somewhat sunshine as we saw in norwich, we had some late sunshine in the south. this is going in the wrong direction at the moment. as we get to friday, more rain will come into the south and west, driven in by gale force winds. relatively mild nights to come for the most of us. tomorrow looks pretty miserable through the rush hour. rain really does come down and hangs around for much of the day. it'll be very windy compared to today. much windier in eastern areas, winds of a0 to a5 miles an h

blowing out of the north, and then that rain from central southern england to london, all the way to norwichbe really heavy indeed, really soggy out there. that also means temperatures will struggle on saturday. we had 23 in london on friday, saturday is looking like 14. in the north of the country there will be sunshine with temperatures around 12— 13. the weather forecast for sunday, the wet weather from the south—east clears away and actually a bit of a reversal in fortunes. in the morning it is going to be clear and cold, this is the temperature on sunday morning, 2—3 degrees, a touch of frost in rural areas. and then sunday morning itself, a lot of sunshine across england and wales, and in the north—west of the country, there is a jetstream that is blowing in a weather front, cloud and rain, gusty winds, gale force around the western isles. very unsettled in the north—west of the country on sunday. sunday in england and wales is looking absolutely fine, the temperatures will recover a little bit as well, 15— 16 celsius. not looking too bad across england and wales on sunday at all. sund

forest and norwich both move into play—off places.g for a new manager after sacking steve bruce. the club have won only once in their last 11 games and are thirteenth in the championship. bruce, who had been at villa forjust under two years, is the first manager in the top two divisions to lose hisjob this season. andrew strauss has stepped down as england's director of cricket after three and a half years in the role. strauss had taken a break in may after his wife ruth entered a new period of treatment for cancer. andy flower, who has covered for him, will continue in an interim role before a full—time replacement is found. the former england test captain says 2019 is "potentially the most important the game has had in this country" with the world cup and ashes series on home soil... those around him say he's done a good job. he's been incredibly instrumental in ourforward thinking and planning to the position of where we are at the moment. it's easily brushed over, but certainly you go back to the start of our summer in 2015, the d

the club he used to play for, and his father brian managed. he used to play for, bournemouth beat norwichn the night's other game. the search is on for a new manager at real madrid after the sacking ofjulen lopetegui. santiago solari is in interim charge but could they yet go for a more renowned figure head like antonio conte, arsene wenger or mauricio pochettino? patrick geary has been looking at the names in the frame for one of world football's biggestjobs. real madrid often described as an institution for some, a palace for some, a present, there were reminders everywhere of the glorious past and expected future, he would hardly have found his way around, sucks by staying on the eve of the world cup for taking the real drop been sacked by rail yesterday. that's the brutality of it but the managerjob is to love the way most coveted football for now and it belongs to the santiago coach of the reserve team, how is this part of obligation? translation: i've played and as to in the jersey until my la st and as to in the jersey until my last dropjust like many and as to in the jersey until

still warm in norwich and london.front in the south—east. there could be a bit of rain around overall but the message is the weather is improving. later on sunday and into monday, that is. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 6pm. president trump has a warning for saudi arabia — if claims it's involved in the murder of a saudi journalist are stood up. we're going to get to the bottom of it and there will be severe punishment. a 32—year—old man has died afterfalling into penarth marina as parts of wales suffer their worst flooding in 30 years. more than 30 flood warnings are still in place. the chancellor is coming under growing pressure from his own mps to find extra funding for universal credit. the first ever national album day celebrating the country's love of vinyl across all genres of music. also in the next hour, an amnesty on hospital equipment. patients are urged to return crutches, walking frames and wheel chairs to the nhs so they can be reused or recycled.

it was a cold day in norwich, temperatures are two or three degrees at the best at times. yorkshire coast, into wales in the south coast. we also saw showers in the north—east of scotland and that brought quite wintry scene in the highlands. beautiful in the sunshine but colder times. that has been the unifying factor, the cold feel across the country. the winds swinging north—easterly so that will dry in more showers along the east coast overnight tonight, perhaps further west we will see clearer skies and further showers, a few isolated ones running down the irish seas. in scotland, temperaturesjust below freezing. in the south—east, holding up at four or 5 degrees. first thing on sunday morning, we could start with showers along the east coast. high pressure in the west will being relatively quiet, thatis west will being relatively quiet, that is whether sunny slot is likely to be for sunday. a few showers from the word go into the south—east, they may continue into the day and it will feel quite disappointing but ina it will feel quite disappointing but in a little mor

he once managed rivals norwich city and takes over from the manager who was sacked on thursday. it has not been a good morning for england netball is, . it has not been a good morning for england netball is,. england are the defending champions in this format but lost their games to lose even, malawi and south africa. they got to within one goal but that was as close as it got. south africa scored again with 20 seconds to go to seal the match. england will be hoping to do better tomorrow but it doesn't get any easier when of australia and jamaica. day forjustin rose in the gulf. the to those in 13 champion had the lead at one stage. he slipped to two under for the round and his three strokes off the overall leader. england's cricketers are in t20 action in sri lanka this afternoon. they won the one—day series, doubly at this is a one—off t20 before a three match test series. this has been a tour dominated as much by the weather as it has been by the cricket. everyone of england's matches has been affected in some way, shape or form by the rain. this evening's t20 ta kes a by the

eastern areas here frost free, there is a breeze coming off the north sea so not quite so cold in norwichossibly kent. pretty cloudy across eastern counties but generally speaking, the weather isn't looking bad at all for most of us on tuesday. the best of the sunshine the further west and south—west you are. cornwell, devon, somerset, gloucestershire into wales, around the irish sea, the weather is mostly good on tuesday. here is wednesday's weather map. in between systems, lots of weather fronts spiralling around here. one affecting western areas of the uk, so, on wednesday, there will be some rain around anywhere from cornwall and devon, through wales, maybe the irish sea, possibly northern ireland and western parts of scotland. in the east on wednesday, the weather should be dryer and brighter. this is halloween as well. the winds are coming out of the south on wednesday so it will be a bit less cold for some of us. back up to 13 for london. still pretty nippy in aberdeen on wednesday, only eight degrees. some of the rain may reach us on wednesday even further east across the uk. thur

bournemouth host norwich and you can hear commentary from nottingham forest at neighbours burton on bbcio 5 live. both matches kick off at 7:45pm. it was no surprise when last night real madrid announced they'd sacked their manager, julen lopetegui. they've had their worst start to a season for 17 years. santiago solari, the b team coach, is now in charge temporarily. the contenders list for the permanent job includes former chelsea boss antonio conte, tottenham manager mauricio pochettino, and manchester united's jose mourinho. who'll land the top job at the bernabeu? patrick gearey takes a look. well madrid is often described as an institution. for some a palace, for some a prison —— real madrid. there are reminders of the glorious past and expected future. julen lopetegui would hardly have found his way around, sacked by spain on the eve of the world cup for taking the job and then sacked by real madrid yesterday. that is the brutality of the bernabeu the manager'sjob it is still one of the most coveted for football and for now it belongs to santiago solari, coach of the reserve team

eastern areas are frost free, there is a breeze coming off the north sea is not quite as cold in norwichorning and possibly kent. pretty cloudy across eastern counties but generally speaking, the weather isn't looking bad at all for most of us on tuesday. the best of the sunshine that further west and south—west you are. cornwell, devon, somerset, around the irish sea, the weather is mostly good. here is wednesday's webber. between weather systems. —— whether map. —— weather map. on wednesday, there will be some rain around the irish sea, possibly northern ireland and parts of western scotland. this is halloween as well. the winds are coming out of the south on wednesday so coming out of the south on wednesday so it will be a bit less called for some of us. back up to 13 for london. still pretty nippy in aberdeen on wednesday, only eight degrees. some of the rain reach us the further east you are in the uk. notice the southerly winds across europe bringing stormy weather to parts of the mediterranean. but also, a plume of warm at getting into parts of northern europe. we have the winds c

that's what happened here the gentleman who's named in the complaint jamil smith than the in the norwich connecticut store nineteen you know has had a criminal record and since then has also been arrested for larceny so you know that's not somebody that you should give the ability without checking with a superior to override your special protection it be the equivalent acts as if you went into the airport with your thing got past t.s.a. and all of a sudden it didn't work and they said oh that's fine we'll just override it you are in fact suing eighteen say that's right a huge number out there like a big number it is in federal court jury trial and so the actual amount of the loss was in the twenty two and a half million dollar range these were all the coins they had the good lord a.t.t.'s case the bad fortune to steal them on the absolute high day of all to point value this was the day the big point of all the markets had an eight hundred billion dollars mark so the particular tokens that were stolen had close to their all time highs but that's the value when they were stolen that's the

blowing out of the north, and then that rain from central southern england to london, all the way to norwichstruggle on saturday. we had 23 in london on friday, saturday is looking like 1a. in the north of the country there will be sunshine with temperatures around 12— 13. the weather forecast for sunday, the wet weather from the south—east clears away and actually a bit of a reversal in fortunes. in the morning it is going to be clear and cold, this is the temperature on sunday morning, 2—3 degrees, a touch of frost in rural areas. and then sunday morning itself, a lot of sunshine across england and wales, and in the north—west of the country, there is a jetstream that is blowing in a weather front, cloud and rain, gusty winds, gale force around the western isles. very unsettled in the north—west of the country on sunday. sunday in england and wales is looking absolutely fine, the temperatures will recover a little bit as well, 15— 16 celsius. not looking too bad across england and wales on sunday at all. sunday night into monday, weather fronts keep pushing in and pushing through the north

relationship with french woke up when a poll poll but being closely scrutinized the pair going to pits with norwich other at training on monday last month marino said paul but would never counts in that same again something off during the night since three one defeat at west ham on saturday marino now has to motivate his players ahead of choose days game against valencia in the champions league you can be loving and be the said this person in the world and you can be with with a very sad face and you can be a fantastic actor and the inside of you you are very happy so sometimes what you see is not what you get so you don't think they don't get. i seen that some care more than others. you'll just know. has started legal proceedings against saudi arabia at the world trade organization the country has accused saudi of blocking a legitimate country channel being sports and refusing to tackle piracy in a statement council's ministry of economy and commerce said banning cattery citizens and entities from exercising their basic rights to protect their intellectual property rights is a flagrant violation o

lambert once managed rivals norwich city, and takes over from paul hurst who was sacked on thursday.. liverpool could go top of the table if they beat cardiff city. newcastle and huddersfield both looking for their first wins of the season, and travel to southampton and watford respectively. it's not been a good morning for england's netballers. they're playing in the fast 5's, basically 5 a side netball, in shorter games. england are the defending champions but have lost all three of their games this morning. to new zealand, malawi and most recently, south africa. hoping to do better tomorrow when they play australia and jamaica. england's cricketers are in t20 action out in sri lanka this afternoon. they won the one—day series comfortably — albeit with plenty of help from the weather. and this is a one—off t20 before a three—match test series. henry moeran reports from colombo. every one of the matches has been affected in some way, shape or form by the rain. this evening's t20 ta kes by the rain. this evening's t20 takes an extra importance and gives insta nt takes an extra import

blowing out of the north, and then that rain from central southern england to london, all the way to norwichriday, saturday is looking like 1a. in the north of the country there will be sunshine with temperatures around 12— 13. the weather forecast for sunday, the wet weather from the south—east clears away and actually a bit of a reversal in fortunes. in the morning it is going to be clear and cold, this is the temperature on sunday morning, 2—3 degrees, a touch of frost in rural areas. and then sunday morning itself, a lot of sunshine across england and wales, and in the north—west of the country, there is a jetstream that is blowing in a weather front, cloud and rain, gusty winds, gale force around the western isles. very unsettled in the north—west of the country on sunday. sunday in england and wales is looking absolutely fine, the temperatures will recover a little bit as well, 15— 16 celsius. not looking too bad across england and wales on sunday at all. sunday night into monday, weather fronts keep pushing in and pushing through the north—west of the country, it looks like northern i

in fact, we could see a return of some rain here in the south, so london and norwich could get some rain not want rain across wales, northern ireland and the north—west. it is looking drive through today, tonight and into tomorrow, which is where we have had some of that flooding. by tuesday, the weather continues to stay settled. it is not looking too bad across settled. it is not looking too bad a cross m ost settled. it is not looking too bad across most of the uk. it is good news on the weather front. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the former brexit secretary david davis has called for cabinet ministers to rebel over theresa may's proposed brexit deal, just days before a crucial eu summit. but the health secretary, matt hancock, has appealed for unity behind the prime minister. we need to get behind the prime minister and pull behind her, because she is trying to deliver the best deal for britain. that is the best way to take this forward. britain and the us are considering boycotting a major international conference in saudi arabia, after the disappearance of saudi journali

joining me from norwich is corinne le quere, professor of climate change science and policy at the universitylia and director of the tyndall centre for climate change research. she is also a member of the uk committee on climate change — an independent body set up to advise the uk government and devolved administrations on emissions targets. welcome to you. also joined this evening by dr kirsten zickland from vancouver, who is a lead author on chapter one of the report. she is an associate professor, simon fraser university. thanks very much indeed to both of you forjoining us. if i could start with you, dr zickland. you is reportable kenedy you think it had and will continue to have? what i'm hoping... —— and will continue to have? what i'm hoping.. — and will continue to have? what i'm hoping... —— you worked on this report. what do you think it will continue to do? warming being 2 degrees rather than 1.5 degrees... that is a clear message that comes out of this report and which i hope will be communicated is that the next ten years will be absolutely critical in reducing our greenhouse gas

blowing out of the north, and then that rain from central southern england to london, all the way to norwichtruggle on saturday. we had 23 in london on friday, saturday is looking like 14. in the north of the country there will be sunshine with temperatures around 12— 13. the weather forecast for sunday, the wet weather from the south—east clears away and actually a bit of a reversal in fortunes. in the morning it is going to be clear and cold, this is the temperature on sunday morning, 2—3 degrees, a a touch of frost in rural areas. and then sunday morning itself, a lot of sunshine across england and wales, and in the north—west of the country, there is a jetstream that is blowing in a weather front, cloud and rain, gusty winds, gale force around the western isles. very unsettled in the north—west of the country on sunday. sunday in england and wales is looking absolutely fine, the temperatures will recover a little bit as well, 15— 16 celsius. not looking too bad across england and wales on sunday at all. sunday night into monday, weather fronts keep pushing in and pushing through the nort

lambert once managed rivals norwich city, and takes over from paul hurst, who was sacked on thursday.land's netballers. they're playing in the fast 5s in australia — basically five a side netball — in shorter games. england are the defending champions but lost all three of their games this morning to new zealand, malawi and also south africa, where they got to within a point before south africa scored again with 20 seconds to go. they'll be hoping to do better tomorrow when they play australia and jamaica. great britain's male gymnasts have qualified for the team final at the world championships in doha. and one of their members is there despite school bullies who nearly made him quit. dominick cunningham defied taunts about being a male gymnast — and this year has won commonwealth and european gold medals. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid has more. great noise. much like his car, dominic cunningham has been firing on all cylinders. dominic cumming is the new men's european champion. it's been a breakthrough year but fixing cars could have been his career rather than a hobby h

. >> yes, sir, you and i talked about norwich in your office before my confirmation hearing. i do intend to get up to connecticut and take a look. i'm not familiar with all of the details. i will say on the 40,000 number. on its face it is staggering. i will also say that if we tried to fill all 40,000, we would never get what we need. the issues you just highlighted, we have to concentrate on, i think, four areas. primary care, internship -- internists, mental health workers, and women's health. the mission act gives us the tools to help that situation. the repayment of educational debt. our ability to set new salary levels that you would not otherwise have to do in other areas of the federal government. but the three rs for us are recruit, retain, and relocate. we have to give our leadership in va the authority to relocate to places like norwich so it is -- it is something i am very concerned about. i agree with you. >> well, i am going to take that as a yes, that you will make that commitment, and i would welcome your visiting connecticut to see the va center in norwich, b

to authoritarian regimes to do anything they like, especially considering the uk's response to the norwichly, the allegation is that somebody has been killed on the territory of another nation, although i know technically under diplomatic law a consulate is sovereign territory to whom the consulate belongs, but nonetheless the suggestion that people had been flown in to carry out this act against this man, and these are all allegations. how much pressure will there be on tricky to substantiate these allegations? there is a lot of pressure. there is a lot being leaked. part of that is because they are trained to put pressure on saudi arabia to be more forthcoming but pa rt arabia to be more forthcoming but part of that is also because they have some leveraged to play. it is also interesting to note that when it comes to turkish relations with the us, for example, those have been at quite a low point, so they might wa nt to at quite a low point, so they might want to see whether they can use this as a way to build that up again. and they both need each other for so many again. and they both

norwich, ithink, will be around five degrees first thing in the morning on tuesday —— in the east.ilder air out of the north sea. not frosty in the east, the frost will be in western areas of the uk. the web itself on tuesday, we will notice that the rain are flirting with east anglia during the day. —— the web itself. it could be reining in kent or the areas of lincolnshire. the further west the better the weather will be. there are some fabulous weather on the way on tuesday. wednesday's weather forecast, a loss of whether or front circling the british isles. one across the west, that is going to bring some cloud and spots of rain to western scotland, possibly wales as well, around the irish sea, i suspect. maybe liverpool catches some rain on wednesday. wednesday is halloween as well. some of us will be out in the evening trick—or—treating. the weather is looking pretty good be further east you are and the southerly winds mean that the temperatures will rise a bit on wednesday, 13 in london, still pretty nippy in edinburgh, around nine celsius. that is midweek. how about per se?

contrast that with the image from norwich, you can see flat colours, gray skies, low cloud and drizzlehern parts of england, midlands, wales and the south—west, bringing light rain but also creating murk and missed around the coast. the skies were clear to the south. further north, the clearest of the skies will stay across scotla nd of the skies will stay across scotland and northern ireland as they have been through the day—to—day. a different story tomorrow though, a weather front pushing into northern ireland and western scotland by lunchtime. we could see some gales across the western isles. further south however, when early morning mist and fog clears, temperatures could reach 23 celsius, positively balmy for this point in october. further north we are looking at 13 degrees. cooler airwill we are looking at 13 degrees. cooler air will try to push its way across the uk before the week is out, coming down behind this cold weather front. temperatures still perhaps a little above average across the south—east even on wednesday, when we get some brightness, but this weather front will

theree were wins for bristol city, qpr, norwich, reading and birmingham west brom could laso have gonend at wigan losing 1—0. derby are leading second placed sheffield united in the late kick—off. craig bryson with a goal after 19 seconds. or is it one all there? it is actually one off. sheffield united have equalised. they would go top with a win. so tight at the top of the championship. in scotland, hearts are still top of the premiership after holding on for a 2—1 win against aberdeen, celtic stay second after a 4—2 win over hibs. livingsone beat bottom club dundee 4—0. motherwell lost 1—0 at home to stjohnstone and kilmarnock are third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. it is not often we look at the european league in sports day but we doubt we would dip into la liga. —— but we thought we would dip into. real madrid have lost again in la liga, a 2—1 defeat at the bernabeau to levante they were 2—0 down inside 13 minutes. rafael varane's handball was to be inside the penalty area after the referee consulted var. roger marti converted the resulting spotkick —

to cambridge line. —— that 5ervice5 norwich to cambridge line. —— that services would not stop here.nd job5 here at attleborough seas and up to a thousand jobs in norfolk could be lo5t. a thousand jobs in norfolk could be lost. we a re a thousand jobs in norfolk could be lost. we are awaiting further comment from the police about this tragic incident but we know the next of kin have been informed. a man has appeared in court,charged with the murders of eight members of the same family, who died in a house fire in huddersfield in 2002. shahid mohammed, who used to live in huddersfield, wa5 extradited back to the uk from pakistan. our correspondent, phil bodmer, has been giving us the latest. thi5 this was a very short appearance at leed5 magistrates' court. a5 this was a very short appearance at leed5 magistrates' court. as you mention is shahid mohammed spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth. the 36—year—old, formerly of huddersfield, i5 birth. the 36—year—old, formerly of huddersfield, is charged with the murders of five children in three adults and one count of conspiracy

bournemouth beat norwich city 2—1 in the night's other game.shment is a result of his celebrations after ross barkley‘s equaliser against manchester united earlier this month, which sparked a confrontation between players and staff of both teams. ianni and manager maurizio sarri apologised to united boss jose mourinho after the game. wayne rooney says he's enjoying the pressure of playing in major league soccer. the former england captain joined washington's dc united in the summer and has been a huge success. when he arrived the club were bottom of the table but his 12 goals so far this season have played a big part in helping them reach the play—offs. there is pressure for me to come out here and perform. yeah, i'm enjoying having that pressure and enjoying playing the games and, obviously, helping us get to the play—offs. bringing more success in the next couple of weeks for the team. but, no, i'm really enjoying it. the team are playing really well, playing great football, and hopefully that continues. full back mike brown has been left out

norwich vote up to third with a 1—0 win. swansea in seventh. ipswich stay bottom.. all of the day's results are of course on the bbc sport. it was close, but england won the first of three tests against new zealand and rugby league. they came from behind to win byjust two points. 18 and 16 it finished. joel and he was watching. new traditions in world sport caspi i like the haka, new zealand's spectacle made to intimidate. but a year on from losing in the world cup final england have players up to make their own impression. that cat from tommy came two minutes into his first start. an intervention to set up first start. an intervention to set up sam tomkins for the finishing touch. but new zealand's response would be typically swift. this is a nation that plays rugby at high speed. like a hot knife for an english. escorted the kiwis a six—point lead, but england aren't half—time parity or a refereethat decision. he had not grounded the ball for the score, but a penalty try was given for new zealand's leads tackle. it was a decision time to change the game. it's the

damages at 11 degrees. 25 in hull and norwich.it has documented evidence showing thatjournalist jamal khashoggi?was killed inside the saudi embassy just over a week ago. the head of the firm accused of mismanaging medical waste across sites in england and scotland says his company has been, vilified for providing an excellent service. the queen‘s granddaughter, princess eugenie, has married the drinks executive jack brooksbank. the service took place at st. george‘s chapel in windsor. sport now on afternoon live withjohn. a former manchester united player talking his battles with depression. yes he, he has been speaking openly and frankly about his battle with discussion. as a player he won five league titles but he said the feelings of anxiety became so bad he could not take being away from home while playing in the world cup. negative thoughts but performances made question carrying on playing together. for whatever reason i just couldn't shake off and i started thinking negatively about the game which i'd always an anyway. but

summer grant from norwich died when a bouncy castle blew away in high winds in harlow in 2016.ston beach appeared to explode. now it's been revealed that 21 people across the uk have been hurt or seriously injured using similar play equipment since 2011. david whiteley reports. this is the day a bouncy castle ripped from its moorings and blue across a park, killing seven—year—old summer grant. this was two years ago in essex. we have discovered it is not an isolated case. 21 people have been hurt or seriously injured since 2011 by castles that have hurled them into the air. another victim, also called summer, had just come through cancer treatment. i was at this gala thing and i asked if i could go on the bouncy slide with my friends. i went on it and i was halfway up the stairs and my friend was just coming down the slide and it flew up and she just got off it and i was up in the air. summer suffered head injuries and a broken thigh bone. her parents, karen and chris, feel the castle should never have been put up in the first place. she should have never had it up and running,

bournemouth are hosting championship side norwich city at dean court. fourth round for the first time. they are up against four—time winners nottingham forest. both matches the goal is with around half an hour played. chelsea coach marco ianni has been fined £6000 after he admitted an fa improper conduct charge. ?the punishment is a result of his celebrations after ross barkley‘s equaliser against manchester united earlier this month, which sparked a scuffle between players and staff of both teams. ianni and manager maurizio sarri apologised to united boss jose mourinho after the game. england midfielder dele alli has signed a new deal to stay at tottenham until 2024. he's the latest player to commit his future to the club, after star striker harry kane, son heung—min and eric dier. alli has scored 48 goals in 153 appearances for tottenham since moving from mk donsjust over three years ago. wayne rooney says he's enjoying the pressure of playing in major league soccer. the former england captain joined washington's dc united in the summer and has been a

in pinout, joel street is blocked at norwich road following a building fire to the south of northwoodrted at some of the airports. the mist and fog should have lifted and cleared by the middle part of the morning, but a grey start to the day. sunshine eventually breaking through, feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine with top temperatures of 19 or possibly 20 celsius with a light breeze. another fairly mild night overnight tonight, more mist and fog maybe into tomorrow and tomorrow is the nicest day of the week, lots of sunshine and 22 but a shock on saturday, cold, windy and rather wet. i'll be back with the latest from the bbc london news room in half an hour. plenty more from the website at our usual address. time to get back to charlie and naga. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. good morning. let us bring you up—to—date with the day's main news. the british government has accused russian military intelligence of carrying out a series of major cyber attacks around the world. it claims the hackers have targeted political institutions, bus

bournemouth beat norwich in the other tie.tunity to go here so soon, yeah, it's big for me, it's big for the players. we have a lot of young players here, and a lot of experienced players, who are very driven and want to play against premier league teams, so they deserve the occasion to go up against what is a fantastic chelsea side, no matter who they put up on the night. simone bilesjust gets better and better on her return to the world of gymnastics. after 18 months out of the sport, she's now claimed her 11th world title as part of the us team that comfortably took gold in the team event at the world gymnastics championships. she'll now turn her attention to becoming the first woman to win five all—around titles. pretty amazing considering she was hospitalised on the eve of the competition with a kidney stone. it is very special, because i have trained really hard this hole entire year, and then, coming into worlds, the whole team has worked really hard to get where we are, so we are really excited. ifeel like i'm mentally

this can be the va center in norwich or west haven where they have allocated money to invest in new sterilization equipment and the department which will help resolve the current challenges. i will put it euphemistically, sterilizing physical equipment due to outdated physical structure. more than just that band-aid there has to be a rebuilding. there are many more infrastructure challenges to follow and west haven is only one example. the challenges faced by the va. as you work with the white house on the budget request for fiscal year 2020, i hope you have a plan and specific actions for the next 5-10 years. it has to be a multiyear investment and the brick and mortar of veterans health care system. >> i agree with that and i am taking a close look at the office of instruction and logistics. they will not produce budget numbers to pay for other things. i will do our best to make sure we are balance. >> regarding the veterans act, in the 2008 report, the committee states given the available evidence, the committee recommends that members should not be excluded from the steps of vietnam era veter

eastern parts, another fine day, 21 degrees in london, norwich, 20 in hull but the winds are increasinghe south—west and also that northwest as an heavy rain heading our way. wherever you are, bearin heading our way. wherever you are, bear in mind they could be nasty weather heading your way. the salisbury nerve agent attack — more details are revealed about the russian military doctor who's been named as the second suspect. alexander mishkin claimed he was a tourist — but in fact he was a hero of the russian federation who worked for their military intelligence agency, gru. they are a military outfit that is very aggressive and ambitious in doing things. they don't necessarily ca re doing things. they don't necessarily care as much of the consequences as your more traditional secret agents. we'll have more on the latest revelations this lunchtime. also on the programme... a waste disposal company is stripped of its nhs contracts after hundreds of tonnes of medical waste from hospitals — including body parts — were allowed to pile up. in brussels to talk brexit — the leader of the democ