ben boulos and romford market.od has been arrested after allegedly breaching his bail conditions. he was arrested injanuary, around allegations of rape, assault and making threats to kill. he has not been charged. our football reporter simon stone has the latest. yes, greater manchester police released a statement this morning saying that a 21—year—old man had been arrested after they had been made aware of these allegations of a breach of bail conditions. greater manchester police say their inquiries are ongoing. as you say, this goes back to january, when greenwood was arrested on suspicion of assault and rape, subsequently questioned about making threats to kill. he has not played since then. manchester united say he is unavailable for selection and will be so until this case is resolved. we are still waiting to know whether gmp are going to actually charge greenwood. as yet, they are continuing with their inquiries. simon stone in wolverhampton, thank you very much. employees at a second apple shop in the unite

ben boulous has been gauging the mood of voters in the conservative stronghold of romford. been. we will reverse almost all the tax measures announced in the growth plan three weeks ago. the prime minister is not under a desk as the— jeering. i am a fighter, not a quitter! i can tell you, in the last couplej of minutes i have been told that suella braverman has resigned as home secretary. _ i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him that i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. so what do voters here in romford think is the best way to clean up after what's been a messy week in politics? yeah, yeah, it's time for election, time to get rid of them. their argument, i suppose, those against having an election, say it would just cause more instability, cause problems, markets wouldn't like it. more than what's already been caused? are you sure? i've got no faith in none of them. i've got be honest about that. every time they come in, - they say they'll do something, they'll try something and it always | seems to fail, it's always hollow. | i think

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anyway, that gives you a sense ofjust how some of the people here in romford feel.the same investigation. peter bowes reports. the capitol building under siege. january 6th last year, when supporters of donald trump tried to stop congress certifying joe biden's victory in the 2020 election. according to the house committee, the former president was in the thick of orchestrating what happened and acted illegally to obstruct the peaceful transition of power. now, its members want to hear directly from mr trump and see any relevant documents in his possession. he has until november ath to provide them, and then appear in person to answer questions on or about the 1ath of next month. the former president's lawyers say they would respond as appropriate to what they called "this unprecedented action". donald trump could decide to go along with the request, appeal it in court or refusing to comply, just like his former strategist, steve bannon — found guilty of contempt of congress and now sentenced to four months injailfor his refusal to do as the committee asked. he is g

business lady in romford market, i haven't actually felt the _ romford market, i haven't actually feltgot i~08~ _ some us dollars, and i only got i~08~ two— some us dollars, and i only got 1.08. two or three years ago it was a lot— 1.08. two or three years ago it was a lot better— 1.08. two or three years ago it was a lot better rate than that. first of all. _ a lot better rate than that. first of all, that's my first impact that i of all, that's my first impact that i was _ of all, that's my first impact that i was like. — of all, that's my first impact that i was like, well, that's a big hit. and _ i was like, well, that's a big hit. and in— i was like, well, that's a big hit. and in terms of cost of living, where are you feeling pressure most? with the cost of living, obviously -as with the cost of living, obviously gas and — with the cost of living, obviously gas and electric, because i care for my mother— gas and electric, because i care for my mother at home. she lives with me, my mother at home. she lives with me. so— my mother at home. she lives with me, so obviously everybody

there's no service on the 0verground between romford and upminster.eally chilly start this morning across london and the south east. in our suburbs, the temperatures are in low single figures at the moment. the clear skies overnight in the light winds giving us that. but after that chilly start, a lovely day in prospect once more, dry with lots of that lovely autumn sunshine. having had the chilly start, the temperatures will recover back up into the mid—teens. 61 in fahrenheit. 0vernight tonight, we are dry and clear at first, again those temperatures will fall away. by the end of the night we do have a bit more in the way of cloud filtering in from the west. it will be a chilly start tomorrow morning, perhaps not quite as cold as this morning. really the story for the next couple of days is, we have got a couple of weather fronts trying to push through, particularly through thursday morning. an area of wet and windy weather sweeping across the southern counties. behind it for friday, things will be a little bit drier. but today is the day with the r