and rob burrow living with motor neurone disease.t and dec! the geordie duo have won best tv presenter for 21 years in a row. the first year we won a national television award, tony blair was the prime minister. quick reminder of the rules, if your phone rings, you'll need to say today's passphrase... could tonight change things? it could go to itv�*s this morning's alison hammond. we're not using the balls so let's get rid. this is really sad! her co—host holly willoughby isn't nominated, but the show does feature in the daytime category after spinning through a tricky few months. daniel rosney, bbc news. stay with us because we have a busy hour coming up. we have the latest on that sacking from the spanish fa, we have the bankruptcy in birmingham story to bring you the latest on anti—1st interview with jordan henderson, we will talk to the journalist who did that. all of that is of the weather. hot day over central and southern parts of the uk. it looks like ten bridges will built further over the next few days in the peak of wedne

yes, rob burrow, livin: for an award. yes, rob burrow, living with _ for an award.rob burrow, living with mnd, has made - for an award. yes, rob burrow, living with mnd, has made the| for an award. yes, rob burrow, - living with mnd, has made the final shortlist alongside deborahjames, shortlist alongside deborah james, matt willis and lewis capaldi. the winners are decided by the public. daniel rosner looks at the nominations. we are here live tonight celebrating the biggest shows and yourfavorite stars, all with one thing in common. and what a year it's been. right, deep breath. firstly, are you ok? hamza and jowita! up against call the midwife, stranger things and vera, the final series of happy valley faces competition in the returning drama category with both sarah lancashire and james norton nominated for drama performance. that boy is a prince. for all his ups and downs, he is about as unlike you as it's possible to be. i swear, if you really believe i'm a traitor... when it comes to the drama of reality tv, though... how do you think i feel? you've just lite

and rob burrow living with motor neurone disease.! the geordie duo have won best tv presenter for 21 years in a row. the first year we won a national television award, tony blair was the prime minister and newcastle united qualified for the champions league. could tonight change things? it could go to itv�*s this morning's alison hammond. this is really sad! her co—host holly willoughby isn't nominated, but the show does feature in the daytime category after spinning through a tricky few months. daniel rosney, bbc news. that's it from me, thanks for watching. hello. we've two seasons in one day again today. the early morning autumn fog clearing and then temperatures will soar. yesterday we had 30 degrees, once again through today and for the rest of the week we'll see temperatures in that sort of category in the hottest spots, the warmest spots. plenty of sunshine as well. there are a few flies in the ointment. this is a weak weather front still across parts of northern scotland, just threatening a few showers as well in the south an

rob burrow! it wasn't to be rob's night in the documentary category.ys something nice to you, simply because you went to work. so, it's lovely that it's been received so well. sarah was off to take her seat for her drama performance category. thank you. thank you so, so much for this. and later, a surprise — a third gong recognising her powerful performances over many decades. i had no idea. ant and dec. cheering. if you really believe i'm a traitor... i while the traitors scooped best reality competition... how do you think i feel? he'sjust literally set me up in i front of you guys to get rid of me. how do you think i feel? i think it's remembering back to last year when we were filming, and all of us sat around being like, "no—one's going to want to watch this! what is it? sit around chatting? that's so boring!" it's probably granddad. all right, i can hear you. millions did. and they're also tuning into eastenders. the soap won three awards, including the prized serial drama gong. and the national television award goes to... ..the repair shop. no a

rob burrow, a rugby league legend, was diagnosed when he was 37.d last year when he was just 34. the two families have been supporting each other in the hardest of times. you know, i was devastated when i heard the news that ed had been diagnosed. as rob said so many times, it doesn't just affect the person, it affects the whole family. and essentially you become a carer as well as a mum and a wife and, you know, juggling sort of everything. juggling all of the sort of different things. yeah. seeing what you guys have achieved and what you've kind of done with the kids, i think for me it was so reassuring and also helpful to see you guys doing what you're doing with the three kids, and just thinking, "ok, i can do this." the burrows and the slaters both have three young children. see them all playing, kids, they're amazing. and, you know, even some of the most difficult situations, you know, they bring a lot of light, laughter, energy. and it's no different today getting them all together. motor neurone disease is a life limiting degenerative condi

the families of two sporting legends, rob burrow and ed slater, share their hopes and fears for the futureng. more and more people are choosing buy now pay later options to cover the daily essentials including groceries and bills. i'll have the details. in sport, rice to the rescue as arsenal's record signing scores in stoppage time to help them beat manchester united in the premier league. beat manchester united good beat manchester united morning. today is going tt sunny, good morning. today is going to be sunny, dry and warm for most of us. away from the far north of scotland where there is a bit more cloud and rain. through this week temperatures are going to continue to rise, for some of us we could see 30 or 31 celsius. one of the details later in the programme. it's monday the 4th of september. our main story. more than 100 schools in england and scotland will be fully

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we can see rob burrow as well.done. but we're here again with ed slater , 33 years old, when he ed slater, 33 years old, when he was diagnosed last july, just a terrible, cruel, cruel disease that, um , i think it's the worst that, um, i think it's the worst disease any human being can have. and you literally just watching the demise of a human being before you. so this is our opportunity, our headline, our highlight moment with the rugby world cup to do something with our business that can hopefully make an impact with people that might not know much about this disease or people that want to get involved it as well. get involved with it as well. >> and what are you guys, >> and what are you doing guys, to impact, to raise to make that impact, to raise that money? >> well, we started a brewery called wolfpack when we were playing rugby back back in the good old days when we were still playing professionally and internationally. playing professionally and internationallsouth africa . and scotland and south africa. a