it all starts here at anfield tonight as liverpool host newly—promoted norwich city. be ona liverpool, of course, they will be on a mission. they were runners up last season. there was just the one point between them and manchester city, who enjoyed another dominant season — winning the league, the fa cup and the league cup — the domestic treble. this year, they will be hoping to do the quadruple, get the champions league as well. the question is, who if anyone can stop them? patrick gearey reports. the summer began with two parties into cities, a little less than two weeks apart for some manchester city paraded the english trouble, liverpool the european cup. for a season, they fought each other and squashed everyone else. two buses disappearing over the horizon. the drivers aren't planning on touching the brakes. we have to state the tea m the brakes. we have to state the team who nobody wants to play against and not because the name, not because the quality, but the intensity we put in the game. always, we can improve. i saw the team, i saw the scene quite well this

civil was important that they got off on the right note, they're playing against norwich city to the emier league and norwich's dream soon turned into a nightmare because it only took six minutes for liverpool to ta ke only took six minutes for liverpool to take the lead and calamitous style because their captain handled and sliced the ball into his own net, so the worst possible start for norwich, you can seejust net, so the worst possible start for norwich, you can see just what it meant to their captain, a picture of despair as liverpool took an early lead and soon it got even better as far as liverpool are concerned, because on the 19th minute, sala made it 2—0 to liverpool. as far as he was concerned, showing just what an asset key is to this club. so 2—0 things going very smoothly for liverpool. 3—0 as virgil added third to the no nonsense style. 3—0 there and that soon became 4—0 before the break as they completed what was really a first—half route as far as liverpool were concerned it built over by half—time, that said, after the break norwich did show some impressive fight as

jurgen klopp says he wa nts norwich city.this season. england have named their tea m season. england have named their team to face wales in a rugby union world cup warm up at twickenham on sunday. bath wing ruaridh mcconnochie is one of two uncapped players in the side. and england name their ashes squad for the second test later this afternoon. pace bowlerjofra archer is expected to be included withjimmy anderson out injured. all the details coming up out injured. all the details coming up on afternoon live in the next 15 minutes. some very unsummery weather is causing huge disruption to people's holiday plans. heavy rain and strong winds are affecting many parts of the country, with the met office forecasting winds of up to 60 mph for parts of the channel coast, south west england and west wales. rail and ferry services are affected, and a number of festivals and outdoor events have been cancelled. lisa hampele has the details. it's the height of summer, but you wouldn't know it. what the met office is calling unseasonal we

european champions liverpool face norwich city under the lights here at anfield. we will be looking ahead to what will be a pretty thrilling title race. and we'll be finding out what var could mean for fans and players. we will also be looking ahead to next week's second ashes test and the rugby world cup. that's all on sportsday at 6.30pm. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. what the leites do you have for us this week? playmobil is an animated musical, but will it have us dancing in the dark of the cinema? we go back to the glory days of hitchcock, bergman and great with the reissued thriller notorious. and, yes, i've been using bruce springsteen song titles because blinded by the light is out. it is the story of one boy's passion for the boss. lets talk with playmobil the movie. who is this aimed at? it is aimed young. we are quite used to family comes not to have several layers to them, several levels to them. obviously children are to

premier league football all starting tonight with the european champions, liverpool at home to norwich cityot a busy transfer window for liverpool. here we can look at the premier league as a whole. clubs chose to shut the window before the season starts they took that decision last season and now this is where we are after this season's window 1.$1.69 billion was spent by premier league clubs spain not a long way behind with 1.3 billion, boosted by acquisitions including eden hazard from chelsea, felix from benfica to atletico madrid and greaseman moving from atletico to mars lonbarcelona. here's where the money has been spent. a world record fee for harry maguire moving from leicester city, obviously champions from a few years ago, manchester united champions from further back as well they signed a record number for signing harry maguire. manchester united, they let go of romelu lukaku he has moved to inter milan and they have not replaced him which will be an interesting step forward for manchester united. they'll step up their search for a technical director because people that handle t

a friday night launch for newly—promoted norwich city against last season's runners—up liverpool. wants them to pick up where they left off, and says they need to be "angry and greedy". what's very, very important, even as a team who won the champions league last year, we have to stay the team who nobody wants to play against — and not because of the name, not because of the quality, but because of the intensity we put in the game, and that is what i will ask the boys for and that's what we have to show tomorrow night for the first time in this season. we are playing a team who won the champions league title, who finished with more than 90 points last year in the premier league. you can discuss about it, but for me, it is probably the best team in the world for me and it is one of the toughest tasks you can get. he was england's break—out star from the world cup, and now jofra archer is in line for a test debut, having recovered from a side strain to take his place in the 12—man squad for the second ashes test at lord's. he proved his fitness for sussex seconds earlier this week in

one of the sides probably contesting down at the bottom because norwich city got a harsh lesson to startpool in the opener last week, but you can see today daniel farke‘s newly promoted side have their first win on the board in theirfirst home match, 3—1 against newcastle. we will get to the away side struggles in a moment. for norwich the man who was so often their hero last season was their hero today. this is teemu pukki, scoring the first of what would be a hat—trick. a brilliant volley followed by two well taken finishes. now, pukki scored 30 goals in all competitions for norwich last season, but this was his first hat—trick for the club — all this for a player who was released by the danish side brondy at the start of last season. he's a finland international who was on the shortlist for the finnish sports personality of the year injanuary, and now he's made the perfect start to premier league life — the first top flight hat trick scored by a norwich player since 1993. a brilliant start for norwich. this is exactly the start newcastle didn't want though — there were boycotts ahead

norwich city got a harsh lesson to start life in the premier league — they were beaten 4—1 by liverpoole have their first win on the board in their first home match, 3—1 against newcastle. we'll get to the away side struggled shortly. and the man who was so often their hero last season was their hero today. this is teemu pukki scoring the first of what would be a hat—trick. he scored 30 goals last season. a brilliant volley followed by two well taken finishes. he has had an extraordinary rise since hejoined norwich at he has had an extraordinary rise since he joined norwich at the start of last season. he was released by a danish site and this was his first hat—trick. he's a finland international who was on the shortlist for the finnish sports personality of the year injanuary, he didn't quite win it but he was on the left. ——list and now he's made the perfect start to premier league life — the first top flight hat trick scored by a norwich player since 1993. this is exactly the start newcastle didn't want though — there were boycotts ahead of their first home match, they've now lost th

there were wins for bournemouth, everton and norwich city. while brighton and west ham drew.ine 2—1 — one of four games in the second round to go to extra time. livingston beat forfar 2—1 in the only game to finish in 90 minutes. hibs, kilmarnock and partick thistle are also through to the quarterfinals. rugby union's world cup is just over a month away and wales will be top of the world rankings on monday after they beat england 13—6 in their world cup warm—up game this afternoon. it's the first time wales will be the world number one team since the system was introduced in 2003. scotland's first summer test ended in defeat at the hands of france, who were completely in control in nice, winning 32—3. hockey, and there's an added incentive for the winner of the men's euro championships in belgium — they will qualify for next year's tokyo 0lympics. england and wales drew their opening game, 2—2. england's james galle scoring the equaliser with two minutes to go. scotland lost 9—0 to germany. and ireland were beaten 5—1 by the netherlands. there's more on the bbc sport website

for frank lanford, as chelsea manager. 3- frank lanford, as chelsea manager. 3— to victory at norwich cityc first half full of goals before the decisive moment came through this man's winning goal. this is tammy abraham, what a moment for him, because he was racially abused on social media when he missed a penalty in chelsea super cut final defeat to liverpool. with the story of this match, here is... after an impressive win against newcastle, carol road was in a party mood once again. but today was frank lampard's chance to take his first win as chelsea manager. tammy abraham got the nod over olivia shrewd, and he repaid that faith. the oa support had barely sat down before an unselfish cross from pookie met todd ca ntwell, unselfish cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the unselfish cross from pookie met todd ca ntwell, the local unselfish cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the local boy's first premier league goalfor cantwell, the local boy's first premier league goal for the canaries. inside 17 minutes, mason mount scored in derby last season, he helped himself to another. as a manag

newly promoted norwich city have their first win, teemu pukki scored 29 goals in the championship lastored a brilliant hatrick against newcastle at carrow road in their 3—1 win. there were also wins for bournemouth and everton, draw between brighton and west ham. there were five league cup ties in scotland, places in the quarterfinals at stake, four of the games went to extra time. one of them was at celtic park, where james forrest scored the winner against championship side dunfirmline — 2—1 there. livingstone, hibs, kilmarnock and partick thistle also through to the quarterfinals. two more ties this afternoon. wales are top of the rugby union world rankings for the first time after they beat england in cardiff in the second of their world cup warm—ups. the only try of the match came in the first half, george north scoring after a superb kick by dan biggar. england beat wales last weekend but went down 13—6 this time. that means new zealand's ten year reign as number one is over. it is just it isjust a number, isn't it? it is kind of like people had their stance on such is that, you

they face norwich city as they make their return to the top—flight.ension continues to rise over the disputed region of kashmir. today some mosques were allowed to open in the indian—administered parts of the territory after a communications blackout and lockdown that's been in place since sunday. kashmir is claimed by both pakistan and india, with the two nuclear armed neighbours controlling different areas of the state. but last week delhi revoked the limited autonomy of the territory it administers, taking away its special status. for some observers, the move fits the populist agenda of india's hindu nationalist prime minister, nahendra modi, as kashmir is india's only majority muslim state. our correspondent, yogita limaye, is one of the few international journalists in kashmir. she's sent us this report from the city of srinagar. tensions are beginning to rise. young protesters have been coming out in many areas. pelting stones at security forces and jeering at them. soldiers fire lead pellets. and tear gas. to disperse the mob... voices that hav

premier league season kicks off tonight as last season's runners up liverpool host newly promoted norwich cityanfield. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the economy shrank for the first time in more than six years between april and june, according to the first official estimate. the office for national statistics says gdp decreased by 0.2% in the second quarter, as manufacturing and construction reduced and the service sector stalled. the figures were worse than economists had expected, and follow a strong start to the year, when businesses were stockpiling in anticipation of brexit. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. this food packaging company in leicester grew rapidly until this year and was looking to open a second site, stepping up its turnover from £25 million to 45 million. it piled up stock ahead of the march brexit deadline diverting funds from its new site. in the second quarter, orders dropped off and they had to refinance to keep its expansion plans on track. political uncertainty is not helping. it is all about the cloudy sky again. we went through t

liverpool beach norwich city in the first premier league game of the season. and it's11:30 p.m., the season. and it's 11:30 p.m., another look the season. and it's11:30 p.m., another look at the paper is with our reviewersjohn stapleton, the forecaster and home of as editor of the evening standard, martin bentham. —— home affairs editor. —— broadcaster. good evening. england and wales have suffered a major power cut today affecting homes, transport networks and hospitals. in all, nearly a million households were of the dead. the national grid says issues with two power generators caused the outage however the problem has now been resolved. thousands of passengers were shut out some of the busiest train stations or left stranded themselves. one hospital was was forced onto a backup system that failed. the midlands, where half a million people were of the dead. in london in the south—east, 300,000 people lost power was parts of the north—east also experienced serious problems. trains were knocked out. newcastle airport lost power. at ipswich hospital, a backup g

sebastien haller scored his third goal in two games for west ham as they beat norwich city 2—0 at thethe late game as we heard about a short time ago. one match we haven't discussed yet is the early kick—off. ole gunnar solsjkaers manchester united held to a 1—1 draw with southampton, they were delaighted with that result. heres michael redford. just three games into the premier league season, southhampton and manchester united are still looking for a bit of rhythm. southhampton‘s new moves are coming from an old face. he was sent on loan to spain last season, he nearly gave the home side the perfect start. united on the other hand, have a new favourite in their ranks. danieljames, showing off his twinkle toes. that's three goals in four games. southhampton did draw level through an unlikely source, it's been over a year since yannick joined the club. that was his first goal. it would be another first for one of his team—mates, although not one to remember. a late challenge, a second yellow card, and an early end for kevin. united pushed for a winner, coming close, not once not twice,

sebastien haller scored his third goal in two games for west ham as they beat norwich city 2—0 at theng, liverpool, taking on burnley in the late kick off. liverpool took the lead through a bit of a fluke, tren alexander arnolds cross deflected in off chris wood. no fluke about their second, sadio mane with the goal. so liverpool 2—0 up there. quick look at the table then, city on top after that thumping win today. we'll wait and see where that leaves liverpool. leicester palace and west ham all up there as well, much to the surprise of some i would guess. down at the bottom, the first points of the season for watford. soa so a little bit of relief for them. adam, many thanks indeed. liverpool pushing for a third there. many thanks indeed. let's get up to date with championship, swansea have knocked leeds off the top of the table. wayne routledge scored the the winner in the 90th minute at elland road there was a great game at ashton gate. bristol city got a late equaliser against middlesbrough. the home side were ahead at half—time but boro turned it around equalising through an own

saw frank lampert get his first win, a three to victory was hard earned against newly promoted norwich city goals. before the decisive moment came through this man's winning goal. this is tammy abraham and what a moment for him — he, like paul pogba, was racially abused on social media when he missed a penalty in chelsea's super cup final against liverpool. rhia chohan reports. after an impressive win against newcastle, they were in a party mood once again. but today was a frank lampard's chance to take his first win as chelsea manager. tammy abraham got the nod over 0livier, and his youngster repaid that faith. the 0a support had barely sat down before an unselfish cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the local boy's first premier lobe —— premier league goalfor the boy's first premier lobe —— premier league goal for the canaries. mason mount scored in derby last season, and hooked himself to another. as a manager, different shirt. excellent reflexes from tim, as he stopped another. but when pookie got caught sight of the defence, there could only be one outcome. his faith of the season, an

and in football liverpool host norwich city in the first premiership game of the new season. the director of band—aids like beckham has a new movie out, a coming of age story set the classic of bruce springsteen, find out what he makes of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. major power failures have been reported across large areas of the uk, affecting homes and transport networks. large parts of the country have been affected. some of the areas include london and the south east, the north west and other parts of the country. the uk power network say the outage was due to a failure on the national grid. in the past half hour the national grid have released a statement: "we experienced the power cut has caused a knock on effect on the friday night rush with disruption gci’oss the rail network. kings cross station has been shut due to overcrowding. lner trains are telling passengers not to travel our reporter michael cowan is at kings cross station for us now. it looks a little bit, behind you, what is going on? it is, behind me and that's because this

premier league season gets under way tonight as european champions liverpool take on promoted norwich cityeld. good morning, welcome to bbc newsroom live. our top story — the chancellor sajid javid has said it's a "challenging time for world economies" as new figures revealed the uk economy shrank in the second quarter of this year. the gdp figures show a 0.2% decline between april and june, the worst performance of the uk economy since 2012. it follows a 0.5% growth the previous quarter, which was largely put down to manufacturers stockpiling before the missed brexit deadline on march 31st. even the usually strong services sector, showed just 0.1% growth in today's figures, which have led to fears of a uk recession. let's get more from our correspondent katy austin, katy what do the figures tell us? it had been expected that growth would be flat so is it a point to percent contraction is worse than expected and it comes after a rise for the first three months of the year of for the first three months of the yearof 0.5%, a for the first three months of the year of 0.5%, a lot of it due to

norwich city have had their first win of this premier league campaign, a 3—1win over newcastle and thanksce bournemouth beat aston villa 2—1. an earlyjoshua king penalty gave them the lead, and harry wilson scored on his bournemouth debut to make it 2—0 as all three points went to eddie howe's side confirmation of the day's results so far, brighton and west ham drew1—1. everton had their first win of the season beating watford 1—0, the late kick off sees premier league champions, manchester city hosting spurs. it kicked off six minutes ago and is still 0—0. scottish league cup takes centre stage with celtic starting their league cup defence after going out of the champions league in qualifying last week. 4 out of the 5 games today went to extra time. celtic beat dunfirmline 2—1. livingstone beat forfar 2—1 in the only game to finish in 90 minutes. all the results are on the bbc sport website. day four of the second ashes test has been a fascinating one. and again australia's innings was all about steve smith but notjust because of his incredible batting skills. resuming on 13, he soon rea

newly promoted norwich city have their first win, teemu pukki scored 29 goals in the championship lastaces in the quarterfinals at stake. four of the games went to extra time. one of them was at celtic park where james forrest scored the winner against championship side dunfermline — 2—1 there. livingstone, hibs, kilmarnock and partick thistle also through to the quarterfinals. two more ties this afternoon. wales are top of the rugby union world rankings for the first time after they beat england in cardiff in the second of their world cup warm—ups. the only try of the match came in the first half, george north scoring after a superb kick by dan biggar. england beat wales last weekend but went down 13—6 this time. that means new zealand's ten year reign as number one is over. it'sjust a number, isn't it? there are people who look at statistics and that sort of thing, people will make a lot of something that is not something. we were number one in the world at some stage, and that is a nice accolade to have, but it is all about the next few months and backing that up by performing well

the premier league season gets underway tonight as european champions liverpool take on promoted norwich citynd stay with us here on bbc news for more on the search for the irish teenager missing in malaysia. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00. jeremy corbyn has urged britain's top civil servant to block the prime minister if he tries to force through a no—deal brexit during a general election campaign. there has been speculation that borisjohnson could call an election at the start of november if he loses a vote of no confidence in parliament. the labour leader has written to the cabinet secretary saying such a move would be an "nti—democratic abuse of power". a move would be an "anti—democratic abuse of power". our political correspondent tom barton is in westminster. the significance of this letter, what does it mean. borisjohnson has said repeatedly that britain will leave the european union at the end of october, no matter what. but there are a significant number of mps who are worried that could mean leaving without a deal, having been agreed with the eu. many of those mps

liverpool open against promoted norwich city at anfield tonight.t, but what is very important, as a team, icing does we have to that seem who nobody wa nts to does we have to that seem who nobody wants to play against and not because the name, not because of the quality, but because of the intensity we put in the game. and thatis intensity we put in the game. and that is what i will ask the boys for. i wasn't listening, sorry. that is what i will ask the boys for. iwasn't listening, sorry. but what i found really interesting yesterday, did you see the stuff about how we learn english smacks he learned english —— he learned english? he was watching friends. you cannot be serious? no, that is mcenroe. were they all had their own ones, didn't they. askjurgen klopp, he will know. wolves looked assured of a spot in the playoffs for the group stages of the europa league. they beat armenian side fc pyunik 4—0 last night. rauljiminez scored either side of half time as wolves were rarely troubled. the second leg takes place next thursday. aberdeen were also

norwich at anfield. liverpool finished second last season, just a point behind champions manchester city but with a club7 points. jurgen klopp‘s side went on to win the champions league and have since had a quiet summer transfer window. what's very, very important, even as a team who won the champions league last year, we have to stay the team who nobody wants to play against and not because of the name, not because of the quality but because of the intensity that we put in the game and that is what i will ask the boys for and that's what we have to show tomorrow night for the first time in this season. we are playing a team who finished with more than 90 points last year in the premier league. you can discuss about it, but 1%, it is probably the best team in the world for me and it is one of the toughest tasks you can get. and i'll be live from anfield for sportsday tonight ahead of the game between liverpool and norwich. we'll have all the build up to that game and looking ahead to the rest of the season. that's at 6.30pm on the bbc news channel. and there will be full match commentary of that game on

to travel the world and don't miss the wild island of komodo dragons in indonesia the serene city of norwich ten things to in and around norwich —— mentioned. expect around norwich —— mentioned. expect a lot of the emmys tourists! we talked about the shortages of hrt —— the emmys. 0ne we talked about the shortages of hrt —— the emmys. one example, finally got to the doctors for hrt and can't get a prescription anywhere and waiting three weeks for a plan b. been prescribed the patch since march, got headaches must or stop. can't get a gp appointment to discuss it —— so stop. we'll continue to talk about that. let's look at the barker family from nuneaton. 12 wheelie bins -- so stopped. it's for their neighbours. they encourage their neighbours to recycle various things in various bins and they send it to a specialist firm to get it properly recycled. that is nice but it must stink! they have since... since they started they have recycled a ton of plastic from themselves and their neighbours. the real sign of a good neighbour, whether someone will help with your bins. are they going to put it

city open their premier league title defence, away to west ham on saturday. liverpool v norwichand community shield, so another trophy, we won the league and community shield, so anothertrophy, it we won the league and community shield, so another trophy, it helps to win, but the reality is the quality of them and we knew that from the last two seasons, especially the last one, and we knew how difficult it would be because they are an exceptional team, we know that. but champions of europe and we beat them and that is why it is nice. in the scottish premiership, rangers kicked—off their season with a 2—1victory at kilmarnock. while aberdeen also got off to a winning start. they beat hearts 3—2 at pittodrie. but they left it late to do it. ryan hedges added to a sam cosgrove double, with just five minutes left on the clock. british hopes at the women's open disintegrated on the final day at woburn. but there was a fairy tale ending, forjapanese debutant hinako shibuno. the 20—year—old, playing in her first tournament outside her own country sealed the trophy on the final hole — t

norwich a large scale drone attack syrian state t.v. has reported that air defense systems intercepted hostile targets over the city. now a car bomb has exploded in the rebel held syrian city of idlib killing one person and you push by government forces to take the area has seen heavy strikes and advances this week in the south and in a province and a nearby hama the u.n. says hundreds of people have been killed in the fight in april and a new exodus of refugees has begun. turkey's defense minister says a joint to control center with the united states is operational in northern syria as part of a plan to create a so-called safe zone the 2 sides were locked in months of talks over the size of the zone and who controlled it then a smith has more from one target here at the turkey syria border. with 13 u.s. military have been discussing for a long time now what exactly a safe zone along the turkish syria border would comprise of how deep into syrian territory.

norwich tonight. boris johnson has cut the number of days the commons will have to rutinize what is going o frustration at thain leeds and other cities, too. the official line, it is routine for parliament to have a breather. >>here is going to be lots of to debate before the 31st of-- ots of time to debate before the 31st of october. parliament will be sitng then and will have whatever mions it wants. i think the outrag is phony. laurk.: but one mp quit in secretary gave thee away.fense then wallin learned that -- ben wallace learned that iven in a summfinland, there are microphones almost everywhere. er is?ra k.: clearly more than it those remarks got a lessme friendly welcorom number 10, who said later he misspoke. to clip boris johnson's wings, tories and the snp on each work together with jeremy corby get the numbers for a majority. >> what we will do is politically stop him on tuesday with the parliamtary process and try to prevent him shutting crucial period. utterly the implications for this country are very serious. laura k.: weeks into office, the new prime minister is up against protests around the country, ana many mps tr

norwich tonight. boris johnsonum has cut the nr of days the commons will have to scrutinize what isoing on. frustration at that in leeds and other cities, too. the official line, it is routir forliament to have a breather. o there is going to be lots to debtoe before the 31st of -- lots of time to debate before the 31st of october. parliament will be sitting then and will have whatever mions it wanns. i think the ouag is phony. ura k.: but one mp quit in protest, and maybe the defense secretary gave the game away. then wallin learned that -- benh wallace learne even in a summit in finlan there are microphones almoststverywhere. laura k.: clearly more than it is? those remarks goa less friendly welcome from number 10, who said later he misspoke. to clip boris johnson's wings,n' tories and the s on each work together with jeremy corbyn to get the numbers for a mamarity. >> what we will do is politically stop him on tuesday with the parliamentary process and try to prevent him shuwning arliament in this utterly crucial period. the implications for this country are very serious. laura k.: eks into office, the new prime minister is up again

norwich tonight. borisjohnson has cut the number of days the commons will have to scrutinise exactly what is going on. frustration at that in leeds and other citiesine for parliament to have a breather, to be prorogued for that amount of time. there is going to be lots of time to debate before the 31st of october. parliament will be sitting then and will be able to have whatever motions it wants. i think the outrage is phony. but one peer in the government quit in protest and may be the defence secretary gave the game away. ben wallace certainly learned at least that even at a summit in finland there are microphones everywhere. clearly more than it is? those remarks got a less friendly welcome from number 10 who said later he misspoke. but to click borisjohnson‘s wings, to outlaw no deal, tories, lib dems, the snp all need to work together withjeremy corbyn to get the numbers for a majority next week. what we are going to politically stop him on tuesday with a parliamentary process in order to legislate to prevent a no—deal brexit and also to try and prevent him shutting down parliament during this utterly crucial period. the implications for thi

norwich tonight. borisjohnson has cut the number of days the commons will have to scrutinise exactly what is going on. frustration at that in leeds and other citiest's totally routine for parliament to have a breather, to be prorogued for that amount of time. there is going to be lots of time to debate before the 31st of october. parliament will be sitting then and will be able to have whatever motions it wants. i think the outrage is phony. but one peer in the government quit in protest and may be the defence secretary gave the game away. ben wallace certainly learned at least that even at a summit in finland there are microphones almost everywhere. clearly more than it is? those remarks got a less friendly welcome from number 10 who said later he misspoke. but to clip borisjohnson‘s wings, to outlaw no deal, tories, lib dems, the snp all need to work together withjeremy corbyn to get the numbers for a majority next week. what we're going to do is politically try to stop him on tuesday with a parliamentary process in order to legislate to prevent a no—deal brexit and also to try and prevent him shutting down parliament during this utterly crucia

norwich tonight. borisjohnson has cut the number of days the commons will have to scrutinise exactly what is going on. frustration at that in leeds and other citiese official line, it's totally routine for parliament to have a breather, to be prorogued for that amount of time. there is going to be lots of time to debate before the 31st of october. parliament will be sitting then and will be able to have whatever motions it wants. i think the outrage is phony. but one peer in the government quit in protest and may be the defence secretary gave the game away. ben wallace certainly learned at least that even at a summit in finland there are microphones everywhere. clearly more than it is? those remarks got a less friendly welcome from number ten who said later he misspoke. but to clip borisjohnson‘s wings, to outlaw no deal, tories, lib dems, the snp all need to work together withjeremy corbyn to get the numbers for a majority next week. what we are going to do is politically stop him on tuesday with a parliamentary process in order to legislate to prevent a no—deal brexit and also to try and prevent him shutting down parliament during this utterly

we sent an aberdeen fan to test the mood of the city and stephen fry is going to do premier league predictions, a big norwichn interregnum moment, we haven't got a boss, our boss has left and we haven't got a new one until the end of september. i'm thinking about your honesty cards, we could blend that into brea kfast, cards, we could blend that into breakfast, brexit politicians with honesty cards. the first time we used them on football focus i brought them in and gave them to charlie and nag, i imagine politicians would be the same. we have a big data date so i will see you later. the big game in scotland is tomorrow when rangers play celtic at ibrox. the rest of the fixtures are later today with third—placed livingston taking on st mirren. last night it was the dundee derby in the scottish championship. dundee united thrashed their rivals dundee 6—2 in the first league meeting between the sides for more than three years. calum butcher was on target twice for the home side, who still have a 100% record this season. kim little scored five goals as scotland opened their women's european championships qualfy

cities of arkhangelsk and severodvinsk. iodine can block the thyroid gland's take—up of radioactive chemicals, but it can also cause health issues. five people died in thursday's accident at a test site. norwichelter skelter to allow visitors a closer glimpse of its medieval roof. it hasn't escaped criticism though — one bishop has called the move ‘a mistake'. our religion editor, martin bashir, went to take a look. amid the ancient cloisters of this hallowed place, not the sound of evensong — but a fairground ride. it is faster than i thought it would be, it is good fun. really good fun. didn't make you think about anything more deeply? if i am honest, no, other than what a random thing to have in a cathedral. i think it was very good and fast. it took four days to build and costs £2 per ride. the cathedral says it is designed to give a close—up view of the stunning medieval ceiling, and start conversations about faith. i think we have to remember that we are dealing with a great diversity of people in our nation, and if we are going to reach out of a lot of different people we have got to use different methods to reach them. at 55 feet tall it is closer to the heavens, but will it take peop

norwich some second—half consolation but still liverpool season is up and running. remember they are looking for their first league title since 1990. could this finally be the year? manchester cityheir manager is hoping to wina third season. their manager is hoping to win a third league title in row, just as he did when he was manager of barcelona and bayern munich. i‘m as confident when i see the team alive, when i see the team training, what they want to do, trying to do what they want to do, trying to do what you have to do. when this happens, you say, ok. we can be confident and we will be competitors, you know, for the openings. and that is the nicest thing as a manager in that period. of course, when the weeks come, the players don‘t play regularly, you have to lift them, come on, let‘s go. i know it is focus. there are four 3pm kick—offs today. crystal palace taking on everton and before that tottenham up against aston villa. that one is at 530. there are four games in scotland today. celtic travel to motherwell at midday looking to follow up their impressive opening 7—0 win over st johnson last week. livingstone, hamilton, commanding and hearts in action. serena williams

norwich, 4—1, a comfortable victory. i think that is what the fans will want to see, after the disappointment of narrowly missing out to man city would win last night. you are right. but they would like to see themselves when the league title, if they can, of course. stopping manchester city will be the difficulty. a flying start byjurgen klopp's side who will feel they should have won by more. andy swiss was at anfield. excited? just a little. the start of a new season left some liverpool fans literally jumping for i°y- and who can blame them? they are the european champions, after all, but becoming english champions is what they crave. after being pipped at the title last season, they began this one against newly promoted norwich. a big night for the visitors, but their premier league dream soon became a nightmare. an own goalfrom theircaptain, grant hambly, set the tone, as any early liverpool nerves quickly vanished. mo salah scoring a typically ruthless second, before norwich's defensive frailties were once again exposed by virgil van dijk. it was liverpool at their irresistible best, and by the time divock 0rigi landed a