sadiq khan, thank you very much indeed. environmental problems and debate. thank ou. . ,, ., thank you. that was david sillitoe with the mayor — thank you. that was david sillitoe with the mayor of _ thank you. that was david sillitoe with the mayor of london, - thank you. that was david sillitoe with the mayor of london, sadiq l with the mayor of london, sadiq khan. a line of breaking news... the newcastle and tottenham game has been stopped after 41 minutes. we are hearing that is apparently because of a medical emergency in the crowd. it has been stopped for several minutes now and in a further update we have heard the players have been taking off the pitch. this is of course newcastle united's first game under new ownership, but that line of breaking news that we are getting, the newcastle and tottenham game has been stopped after 41 minutes, the players taken off the pitch, apparently because of a medical emergency in the crowd. we will keep across that and bring you any developments as we get them, right here on bbc n

sadiq khan, mayor of london.eal stresses and strains on the country right now? this is a function of a global recovery, and you're seeing stresses and strains caused by the work economy sucking in demand for everything from gas to hgv drivers across the planet. rather than government stepping in to mend, patch and mend every bit of our supply chains, what you've got in the country is fantastic expertise, fantastical skill in logistics. listen to some of the supermarkets, they will manage this. you were warned about every single one of these issues, and you're basically still saying, "well, the government might be able to help around the edges, but basically business has got to sort it out." what you can't do, and must not do, laura, is simply go back to the old, tired, failed model of the uk economy that has led to relative underproductivity by comparison with our major competitors for decades, and has held wages dow, held growth down and held productivity down. government can't magic up changes to their systems

sadiq khan. i'm joined now by hera hussain.are used? thank you for having me. we use online tools like guides and community support to help survivors who are facing gender—based violence in their own language and the resources are treated by them, things like how do i heal, from trauma, what are the child custody laws, what can i do if i'm feeling unsafe online? the kind of things that women go online on their mobile late at night or early in the morning when alone, feeling hopeless. getting them those answers in their own language. tt is in their own language. it is important- _ in their own language. it is important. we _ in their own language. it is important. we are - in their own language. it is important. we are hearing from the metropolitan police that plainclothes officers were no longer be deployed on their own. how welcome our response is that as a first step? tt welcome our response is that as a first ste - ? . welcome our response is that as a first ste? , , ., welcome our response is that as a first ste - ? , , . .

the mayor of london sadiq khan has been speaking about this as well.n the commission of the metropolitan police, cressida dick. you the commission of the metropolitan police, cressida dick.— police, cressida dick. you can run away from — police, cressida dick. you can run away from the — police, cressida dick. you can run away from the fact _ police, cressida dick. you can run away from the fact that _ police, cressida dick. you can run away from the fact that this - police, cressida dick. you can run| away from the fact that this sexual predator, this man who adopted, right, killed sarah, and then set her body a serving police officer. you cannot run away from that. this was somebody who transferred from police services and served at least two years. this is why it is important we get to the bottom whether other people were aware of inappropriate comments, his behaviour. we have to look into any allegations made previously. across society, we have to address this culture of misogyny. cressida dick is the right person to bring about the transformation

right, and i think people like him, that is something that has been echoed by the mayor of london, sadiq khan well, saying that if misogyny was a hate crime, some of these incidents would be better recorded, potentially help to identify further offenders in future as well, so that is certainly something that may come up again at party conference, but as i say, i think as you say, it is certainly something will come up particularly after sajid javid himself has said that there is a need to build on the government's own violence against women and girls strategy that was just launched earlier this summer. let's cross the queen is due to address msps at holyrood in the next hour to mark the opening of the sixth session of the scottish parliament. the ceremony would normally take place injuly, but was postponed because of coronavirus. thatis that is the presiding officer of the scottish parliament, the equivalent of the speaker in the house of commons. the queen, of course, doing so in her capacity as monarch of scotland after the merger of the two grants by the active union. scotland's parliament

sadiq khan, mayor of london. klingler is the co founder of the organisation reclaim these streets which was set up after the murder of sarah everard to promote safer streets for women. are you satisfied with the terms of reference, it will be broad enough to answer some of the key questions that you want answered? it to answer some of the key questions that you want answered?— that you want answered? it seems really specific _ that you want answered? it seems really specific about _ that you want answered? it seems really specific about the _ that you want answered? it seems really specific about the police - really specific about the police officer and not the system that allowed this to happen. we needed to be statutory and judge lead and need to include women like women not being in this inquiry is quite confusing for me especially when there was police commissioner female saying the fear of retribution and being left on dangerous calls if there were reporting other officers is why they had not reported collea

very famously, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, who stood up to president trump's decision to bond ban muslims from coming to the united states. he got on to the nasty list. and to anyone who says anything about president trump while he was campaigning during the presidential primaries and any point in the campaign or any point afterwards would immediately find themselves on that list, he also very famously trashed justin trudeau after it was reported he said something that trump took to be nasty after one of the g-7 meetings. and then there were many examples of this. and for someone working within the white house and the national security counsel, and the state department and u.s. embassies, there was an instruction after a point where they would keep a catalog of things that people had said to make sure that any of these individuals from foreign countries, that might be high up in the hierarchies, would not be invited to any kind of meeting with the president at any point during official gatherings. in many respects, this is fairly childish as one might notice right away. >> absolut

that a range of the celebrities who are turning out for the event, including the mayor of london, sadiq khantal where he was being treated for a urological infection. the former president, who is 75, was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit on tuesday after suffering from fatigue. now, pigs have been deployed at one of europe's busiest airports to keep geese away from farmland between the runways. the bbc s correspondent in the netherlands anna holligan has been to see them in action. are pigs the new scarecrows? i think pigs are the best scarecrows you can have. they are really big, large, moving, and they are a natural way of keeping the geese away. but their greatest attribute here is their appetite. they really like to eat everything. the idea is they'll gobble up leftovers from the sugar beet harvest, removing the crop residue from this freshly turned soil that usually entices the winged trespassers. this is the sugar beet. when they harvest the crop, they take the sugar beet out. they sell the crop, and they leave the top of the crop, the harvest residue over here, and the bi

just to say on the subject of climate change, london's mayor sadiq khan will be taking your questionsght at 630. a film made by young people focusing on youth violence and how it affects mental health has won an award at the london international film festival. ijust think you i just think you need someone to talk to, someone who doesn't know you and you don't know them. it has to be someone neutral. 'sick�* was produced by paul mckenzie, co—founder of youth unity — a group which develops projects to help disadvantged young people. he hopes it will help break the stigma around the subject of mental health. let's take a look at the travel situation. this is how tfl services are looking right now. just minor delays on the metropolitan line. 0nto the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. last night's rainfall totals widely saw 25 to 35 rainham however saw 53, so a very wet night. this morning, we still could see some rain as the cold front moves south but that will clear up fairly quickly and what it will do is introduce much colder air and we will notice that temperature drop thr

beleieved to be related to the stabbing of sir david amess actress emma thompson and mayor of london sadiq khanon tottenham — in their first game under new ownership. more now on our top story and the ongoing response to the killing of mp sir david amess in his constituency on friday. earlier i spoke to conservative mp damian collins, who is chair of the joint committee on the 0nline safety bill and told me what the legislation hopes to achieve and why he believes it is needed to tackle online abuse and the potential for real life violence... i think we should recognise that someone receiving death threats on social media is... that could lead to violent thinking of someone is an incredible risk of harm. it should not yell out and on top of the regulatory online safety bill, they work for the company is to say this is the sort of areas that will be removed and our policies in place to do that. you check your doing it properly so that is something from a regulatory you can do and get off the power have not had to work with the power have not had to work with the companies on deciding what conten

sadiq khan will take over from the existing chair — the mayor of los angeles — at the cop26 in glasgow of the metropolitan line has minor delays, trains have been cancelled, that is an ongoing problem. there is no northern line between kennington and battersea power station because of a faulty train. onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. today, it's the last day of this very mild spell of weather across the capital. from tomorrow, things will be feeling an awful lot colder. now, plenty of wet and windy weather in the forecast for today, we're starting off with still this band of rain clearing eastwards, so it's a rather wet to start to the morning for most, and temperatures are in the mid—teens in celsius so it is a mild start. there will be some sunshine around at times today, but always the chance of some heavy, thundery downpours for much of the rest of the morning, and then another band of rain makes its presence known as we head through into the late afternoon — so it will be a rather wet end to the day. it stays windy throughout, top temperatures lower

there is also been a tribute from sadiq khan, the labour mayor of london. he says ? thing happening very frequently but this is now definitely not without precedent. it's something that has happened in similar situations twice within just over ten years. inevitably questions will be asked about how this kind of thing, this kind of tragedy can be avoided but can it? it's a difficult question. the last time we saw something like this was in 2016, days before the eu referendum when a labour mp, joe cox, was murdered outside her constituency surgery. lots of people are saying today this sends a pretty awful message about the toxicity, the level of debate in our politics, does it raise questions about the language at senior public figures use. or does it remind us asjo cox once said there is more that unites us than divides us, and certainly at the political reaction to this, david ames was a social conservative, and many people in parliament will have politically disagreed with him but today they are united in their condemnation of what has been described as a cowardly a

earlier i spoke to sadiq khan the mayor of london about the changes. the area in london is toxic. ?r. i want to read you some — benefit from cleaner air. i want to read you some comments - benefit from cleaner air. i want to read you some comments from i benefit from cleaner air. i want to i read you some comments from viewers and concerns about how it will impact on them and others. you as one from samantha. has the merit given any thoughts to police officers, paramedics and hospital staff need to get to work in the new zone during unsociable hours when transport for london does not operate? what about the key workers we clapped for early on in the pandemic?— we clapped for early on in the aandemic? . . , ., , pandemic? well, many are behind me. the are pandemic? well, many are behind me. they are incredibly _ pandemic? well, many are behind me. they are incredibly grateful _ pandemic? well, many are behind me. they are incredibly grateful about i they are incredibly grateful about our policy. the treat those who have suffered because of air pollution. i have got those who work in

today it announced its new chair—elect — it's the mayor of london, sadiq khan.air of c40. | proud to be elected chair of c40. it's a population of more than 700 million. we contribute more than a quarter of global wealth around the planet. what we are hoping to do is to address the consequences of climate change and air pollution. we are at a crossroads. we can either face the consequences that we saw in london this summer with flash flooding, many homes were flooded, and also extreme hot weather which leads to real concerns around the safety of older people. we saw flooding in germany, in new york. climate change and air pollution aren't things to discuss in the future, in 20 years away, or as problems whichjust future, in 20 years away, or as problems which just affect africa and parts of asia, we need to address these challenges. the overwhelming _ address these challenges. the overwhelming message we are hearing right now is that small, incremental changes aren't enough, they aren't enough to tackle this problem. i wonder what, enough to tackle this problem.