their elimination semi final was completely one sided with salford in control throughout. 22—nil win with their third try of the match. salford will play the loser of tomorrow's game between wigan and st helens for a place in the grand final. let's have a quick look at the day's other headlines after winning his first singles match since a hip ioperation in january, andy murray has been knocked out of the zhuhai championships in china. he lost in three sets to alex de minaur. judd trump's is—match winning run has ended. he was beaten by fellow englishman joe perry, 5—2 in the last—i6 of the china snooker championship in guangzhou. and they have the same name. and telling them apart on the golf course was difficult at times today. justin rose and justin timberla ke played together in the dunhill links pro—am. and that was the singer. the event is played over three courses. st andrews, carnoustie and kingsbarns he was one of boxing's big names in the 1990s. but now at the age of 55 nigel benn wants one more shot at glory. he's going to step back into the ring to face another

salford are confirmed in third place ahead of warrington.as a result of hull fc‘s defeat to st helens. it's stilljust one win for derby county in the championship this season after they drew at home to cardiff. it ended 1—1 at pride park. scot malone had put derby in front afterjust six minutes before cardiff equalised from the penalty spot 13 minutes later through robert glatzel. chelsea manager frank lampard believes there've been more than four refereeing mistakes through the use of var in the premier league this season. former referee mike riley, who's responsible for the use of var in england, said yesterday that four decisions should have been changed by var but weren't. lampard disagrees. i won't agree with four, because it was five. i was surprised that didn't refute. all managers will probably have their own minds that that was a clear penalty. maybe we should have all expected a bit of a in between process or we are all coming to terms with it. i don't think any intention about it. definitely not form what i've seen. they are try t

hull kr at salford, that looks tough. they had to win. they do but it will be difficult.ing and they need a win to cement their place in the final. desperation brings a lot of images out. a couple of injuries and suspensions, a tough ask. i'm not sure they will get over the lined there. huddersfield at home against catalan. they should win that, particularly with how much underline for them. again that element of do ordie for them. again that element of do or die must win will get had spilled over. i think catalan‘s form has not been great. they have crumbled away at the back end of the year after showing signs amid part of the season. i do think there is a win there for the huddersfield team. wakefield and london here. let's put it all together, who is going down? i think london, which i am sad about. what they have shown through the year, they have shown enough metal but wakefield are too good a team. brian is part of the team on five live. the most intriguing match of the premier laegue weekend features manchester united and leicester. one expecting to stay part of the

i am joined now from salford by the bbc head of sportsjournalism.en did the bbc know this tabloid paper was going to be running this story? i cannot speak for the whole of the bbc but certainly, speaking personally i was not aware of it at all until the sun was published that morning. how did you decide to cover it and how much detail to give? initially, you decide to cover it and how much detailto give? initially, actually, nobody in the bbc covered the story because ourjudgment nobody in the bbc covered the story because our judgment was nobody in the bbc covered the story because ourjudgment was it was not the story of public interest, having thought about it, and we thought there were clear privacy issues involved with it so actually there was no coverage of the story until ben was no coverage of the story until be n stoa kes was no coverage of the story until ben stoa kes himself was no coverage of the story until ben stoakes himself issued an incredibly strong and detailed statement addressing his anger, his upset about it and his views on the

their elimination semi—final was completely one—sided, with salford in control throughout. for a place in the grand final. that's all the sport for now. morning. it has been awesome proper this week. we started off on monday with some very heavy rain. it was a miserable start to a new working week. some places in one month's worth of rain injust 24 week. some places in one month's worth of rain in just 24 hours. the middle of the week has not been too bad. sunny spells and scattered showers. if you have dodged the showers. if you have dodged the showers as it has been reasonably pleasant. more wet and windy weather to come. it is this system here that is waiting out in the atlantic. it will push its way steadily eastwards towards the uk for the weekend. ahead of it, circulating around an area of low pressure, a rush of schar driving their way in. so sunny spells and scattered showers continue today. some of them merging together in the south—west longer spells of rain, driven in by strong, gusty winds. there will be sharper showers across the first england and north wales a

what is he expected to say here in salford when he speaks?ey will be big, thick clouds of ambiguity. a fug of non—commitment. he will not spell out at all what labour is planning to do. that might be in part because he does not want to reveal his hand. quite understandable. it may also be because labour does not have a clue what it is going to do at the moment. there are some of the labour party who believe they have got to press for a general election, that this is about more than brexit, it is about getting rid of the conservative government and ending austerity. there are others who think, we have got to box clever here. we can't just think, we have got to box clever here. we can'tjust go along with what boris johnson here. we can'tjust go along with what borisjohnson wants. so there are some who suggest that if it comes to a vote on the general election, maybe labour should abstain and just say, well, we are in favour of a general election, but not a no deal general election. so if they abstain, that would deny borisjohnson the clear majo

super league champions wigan are one win away from the grand final at old trafford after getting past salfordng final. they scored three tries, including this from george williams, and won by 18 points to 12. england's patrick mccormack is through to the welterweight final at the world boxing championships in russia after beating third seed usmon baturov of uzbekistan. the new england patriots have released antonio brown afterjust ii days amid an ongoing nfl investigation into allegations of rape and sexual assault. brown denies the claims made in a civil lawsuit in florida. to cricket, and jofra archer, one of the stars of england's summer, has been rewarded with a central contract. archer only made his international debut four months ago. the contract covers all forms of the game. he was their leading wicket—taker in their world cup—winning campaign and impressed in the drawn ashes series. but what's next for the fast bowler? i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and i said i would take that. but it's important

percival took the game beyond wigan — who'll get another chance to make the grand final when they play salfordweek. there were two matches in the championship tonight — fulham beat wigan but the big story was at stoke where nottingham forest came from a goal down to win 3—2 and move to the top of the table for the first time this season. craig templeton reports. these faces tell the story of stoke's season so far. no wins, just two points and second from the bottom of the table. nottingham forest have their sites much higher. a wind will take them top. we have a working for his first stoker goal in the way the balls fell to him may have been unfortunate but nothing lucky about the finish. the men who are short on luck this season is jack butland. and when sammy was allowed space he found that top corner to compound their misery. forests were now in full flow and it was pinball in the box one more. james mclean's header was down and back and pressure mounts even further on nathan jones back and pressure mounts even further on nathanjones waltzed for us further on nathanjones waltzed for us to g

elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.lerc is the man to beat once again at the italian grand prix fastest in both practise sessions today. following his maiden win in belgium last weekend, the frenchman set the pace, just ahead of lewis hamilton in his mercedes. it was an encouraging second session for hamilton, who leads the drivers‘ standings by 65 points. scotland's robert macintyre is in pole position to cap a brilliant rookie season with his first european tour title he leads the european open in hamburg by four shots after a flawless second round of 65. macintyre‘s debut season has already produced back to back runners up finishes and a tie for sixth in the open at royal portrush. back to football and the women's super league starts this weekend. for the first time in the new era, there will be a manchester derby and it will be played at the ethiad. stamford bridge will host chelsea's match against tottenham, as the fa attempt to build on england's success at last year's world cup. our women's sports reporter jo cur

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not so fast in his shadow cabinet cabinet meeting in salford, plenty of mps are suspicious of an election ensure we never leave without a deal first. this week could be our last chance. we are working with other party temperatures to do everything necessary to pull our country back from the brink, then, we need a general election. a voice from labour's past has already warned the opposition. a quick poll before brexit day at the end of october could simply be a decoy from number ten. jeremy corbyn has behaved responsibly, and if he continues to put country first he will benefit the country and himself. he can now play a decisive role in how brexit develops. but he should see an election before brexit is decided, for the elephant trap that it is. downing street might have welcomed its nearest resident today, a rescues dog adopted by the prime minister and his partner, but how long he and his owners call this home may soon be a question that's a nswered home may soon be a question that's answered by us all. well, the labour mp hillary benn has published the bill mps will be proposing this w

elsewhere, warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.are for. hats off to him. the british team head to sweden next week with the paralympic champion from brighton hoping to add to his medal haul. talking about having to do training and table tennis at the same time! i've been to the club on the sussex coast, where it all started for will, thanks to his gran. his feet may be dancing to the strictly beach these days but will bayley is still having to keep his hands busy with bat and ball. —— eight. i'm taking some tips on how to multitask. we'll have to keep going because the european cup in sweden starts on monday weekend with his paralympic title to defend in a yea r‘s his paralympic title to defend in a year's time in tokyo he cannot afford to miss anything. year's time in tokyo he cannot afford to miss anythinglj year's time in tokyo he cannot afford to miss anything. i am loving it, as you know the dance training is full on and stuff but i am still getting on my table tennis every day, so important, i'm looking to ta ke day, so impor

north and parts of afghanistan we have heard more than 20 blasts took place in the capital kabul in salford in kandahar province as well as in a lot of our province and could this province the taliban are really you know warrant to disrupt the process but you know despite all these threats spite all these insecurity the process hasn't which is a very big damage or a very big obstacle to prevent you know the whole process but we could say that you know there's so far we have heard that 3 big attacks have been thwarted by the government forces because the afghan government announced more than $100000.00 afghan security forces are deployed to secure the process still they turn out overall turnout shows that people are scared off the going to the polling stations doing good c.q. visiting with. the. music to. do that trying to see voters and for these laws no one should be afraid of anyone who should vote for president because it is their right to vote the security of those. who would be sufficient. the security is good right now we are voting to have a democratic country on land should be peace

i am joined now from salford by the bbc head of sportsjournalism.s not aware of it at all until the sun was published that morning. how did you decide to cover it and how much detail to give? initially, actually, nobody in the bbc covered the story because ourjudgement was it was not the story of public interest, having thought about it, and we thought there were clear privacy issues involved with it so actually there was no coverage of the story until ben stokes himself issued an incredibly strong and detailed statement addressing his anger, his upset about it and his views on the whole nature of that kind ofjournalism, and at that stage, ijudgement was it became a story we should cover. so, when he spoke out publicly that was a story. would you make of the viewers who felt the bbc should have ignored it all together? i hear that and you know, on some levels, in terms of obviously the nature of the story i ever stammer people are coming from but actually, i do think and i think ben stakes thought and that is where he issued this public statement in

super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final.ored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are now just one win away from the grand final at old trafford. that's all the sport for now. coming up next it's time for click. this week: a crisis sweeping america, a public health emergency. can technology help prevent drug overdoses and fight the opioid epidemic? theme music police radio: a request for an ambulance at manchester... it's a shell gas station. the patient in the bathroom, he has overdosed. a 35—year—old male, he is not conscious, he is not breathing, overdose... america is facing the worst public health crisis in its history. it's a horseman of the apocalypse, and it's the one named death. 70,000 of its citizens are dying every year from drug overdoses. i'm not doing nothing except sticking a needle in my arm, every day, all day long. it's a waste of everything. around three quarters of those are the results of an opioid addiction. it is the n

salford one athletes.s we've mentioned, the ashes is well under way at old trafford and given their perilous position, maybe england might want some help from this guy later on when it is set down the field. watch carefully as a man in a roller—coaster in spain spot someone in the seat above has dropped their mobile phone. he manages to catch it with a brilliant right handed catch. brilliant. sign him up now. england are in desperate need of some help. the australians wouldn't perhaps stand a chance with building like that. that is all the spot. it is time for click. it is time for click. this week: spaceport america. superfast weather satellites. and using vr to understand cancer treatment and recovery. 50 years after the first humans landed on the moon, a new space race is under way. but today, it is notjust nations that are competing to put ships and people into space. private companies are getting in on it as well. in fact, they are leading the charge. elon musk‘s spacex already delivers cargo to the i

super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in tonight's qualifying final.ere they were most impressive. it means they are nowjust one win away from the grand final at old trafford. hazy conditions have overshadowed preparations for the singapore grand prix this weekend, with the city's worst air pollution in three years causing some concern, but practice has been taking place today. valterri bottas crashed in the first session — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. championship leader lewis hamilton was the fastested in second practice ahead of qualifying tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. friday was a warm and sunny day across friday was a warm and sunny day a cross m ost friday was a warm and sunny day across most parts of the british isles. for something of a rerun on sunday because the overall setup isn't changing very rapidly. hi in the continent, low pressure in the atla ntic the continent, low pressure in the atlantic and this combination produces south—easterly winds from the mediterranean.

salford, thank you very much.s and voices from the party's past one an election before we leave the eu could simply be a number ten trick. jeremy corbyn has behaved responsibly and if he continues to put the country first, it will benefit the country and himself. he can now play a decisive role in how brexit develops. but he should see an election before brexit is decided for the elephant trap that it is. at the other end of the spectrum, the qualified offer of support from the brexit party if the tories go for no deal, they won't gobble up their votes. tories, you cannot win without us. boris, if you do the right thing and we support you, you will be a national hero in the history of this nation. downing street might have welcomed its newest resident today, a rescue dog adopted by the prime minister and his partner. but how long he and his owners call this home, may soon be a question that is answered by us all. that was laura kuenssberg reporting, i will be talking to laura in a moment. so as we heard, mps will

salford, thank you very much. labour mps and voices from the party's past one an election before we leave the eu could simply be a number ten trick. jeremy corbyn has behaved responsibly and if he continues to put the country first, it will benefit the country and himself. he can now play a decisive role in how brexit develops. but he should see an election before brexit is decided for the elephant trap that it is. at the other end of the spectrum, the qualified offer of support from the brexit party — if the tories go for no deal, they won't gobble up their votes. tories, you cannot win without us. boris, if you do the right thing and we support you, you will be a national hero in the history of this nation. downing street might have welcomed its newest resident today, a rescue dog adopted by the prime minister and his partner. but how long he and his owners call this home, may soon be a question that is answered by us all. mps will return to house of commons tomorrow when the latest legislative move will take pl

the warriors will have another chance to play the grand final when they play salford next week but ford i will have more in the next hour. there've been a series of explosions in afghanistan, where votes are being cast in a presidential election. up to 15 people were wounded in a blast at a polling station in the southern city of kandahar. the election, which has been delayed twice, is going ahead after peace talks between the taliban and the us collapsed earlier this month. donna larsen reports. after months of delays amid the continuing conflict, tens of thousands of security officers have been deployed to guard polling stations against an ever present threat of suicide bombings and rocket attacks. the taliban, which again controls increasing swathes of the country, since us peace talks broke down earlier this month, has described the election as a fake american process and sworn violence against anyone taking part. people are scared, according to this voter injalalabad. they want security forces to work to secure the situation. we are worried that if we go to the vote centre there w

playing and are inform, sometimes if you keep playing and are in form, it is a tough battle against salfordek off though. they have played good football all year, so maybe the week off was good for them. i think it is about the mental side of it. they have to come here, do the right things, keep focus, because they didn't play very well on the big occasion at wembley. so it is a big test for st helens today. they went out at the semifinal stage in both the challenge cup and super league last season despite being the top team. it is as much a mental battle as it is a physical one out there today? i think it is. last as it is a physical one out there today? ithink it is. last year as it is a physical one out there today? i think it is. last year with ben barba, he was the star player, i think they've sat back and thought he would do something. the forwards have gone really well and laid the platform for the backs. maybe home advantage willjust platform for the backs. maybe home advantage will just favour them tonight. you think it will be st helens? there is full commentary on the game on fiv

elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.is first european tour title — he leads the european open in hamburg by four shots, after a flawless second round of 65. and finally — as we mentioned, the ashes is just about to get under way again at old trafford and we wondered if england might want some help from this guy... watch carefully as the man on a roller—coaster in spain spots that someone a the seat above him has dropped their mobile phone and he manages to catch it mid air. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hurricane dorian remains a powerful storm pushing into eastern canada, but this side of the atlantic it's looking quieter. here is the picture in cornwall, patchy fair weather cloud around. there are some showers as we head through the weekend. try u nsettled head through the weekend. try unsettled weather with sunshine on offer. that is because we have high pressure coming in from the west. wins rotating around high pressure, coming from a northerly direction. a cool rotating a

simon calderfrom the travel show joins me now from salford.eciate it, we understand you have been up all night covering this. sally giving us an indication of the history of the company, a sad day, the demise of this 178—year—old british institution, talk us through some of the headwinds, the challenges facing the company that led us to today. yes, it's a company which has been absolutely revolutionary, it really made travel possible for ordinary men and women by industrialising the processes involved and that has helped to get us involved and that has helped to get us to where we are, fortunately, for many people, on average wages, international travel is possible. however, they took their eye off the weight that things were changing in a really bad way about 25 years ago. you had a number of things simultaneously, open skies in europe, which means that airlines such as easyjet could be created and ryanair of such as easyjet could be created and rya nair of ireland could such as easyjet could be created and ryanair of ireland could become eur

we can go now to louise who's back in the studio in salford for the rest of today's news.us congress have announced a formal impeachment inquiry into president trump. mr trump is accused of violating the constitution and betraying his oath of office over allegations he sought help from a foreign power to damage a political rival. mr trump has called the claims "garbage". our north america editor jon sopel has more. new york in september, when the leadership of the world converges on the un to speak, but one conversation is causing donald trump extreme difficulty and the heat is intensifying. injuly, he phoned the newly elected ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky and it's alleged donald trump demanded an investigation into his democratic presidential rivaljoe biden and his son's business dealings in the country as the price for receiving us military aid. no dirt, no aid is the suggestion. the president denies wrongdoing but his account of the call has changed continually as the questions have piled up. i think it's ridiculous, it's a witch—hunt. i'm leading in the polls,

super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final.ams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are now just one win away from the grand final at old trafford. lewis hamilton's form was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest lap at the marina bay street circuit. the briton was just under two tenths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen, but almost a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel in third. qualifying gets underway at two o'clock. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with helen willetts. sunrise on the east coast this morning. a very similar picture across morning. a very similar picture a cross m ost morning. a very similar picture across most parts of the uk. we did have a little bit of patchy fog which is now lifting and clearing. with the southerly breeze it is another warm day in style. eye pressure is keeping things mostly dry and as i s

percival took the game beyond wigan — who'll get another chance to make the grand final when they play salford big story was at stoke where nottingham forest went to the top of the table — after coming from a goal down to win 3—2. goals from joe lolley, this from sammy ameobi and one from lewis grabban. stoke are still without a win this season but forest are top for the first time in five years. elsewhere, fulham beat wigan 2—0. britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweight title after a split decision draw in her historic fight against maria salinas. after becoming the first female boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched and the judges scored it 96—94 to salinas, 97—93 to adams and 95—95 afterwards the two time 0lympic champion admitted she was a bit ‘ring rusty‘ after a year out and offered the mexican a rematch. england wicket keeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issues with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game in 2016, before winning the world cup with england a year later. taylor has

do you know where salford is already? salford is... it is going to go well. a work in progress. night, mps warned against the use of ‘dangerous' language that could encourage threats and violence — something dismissed by the prime minister as ‘humbug'. referring to the murdered mpjo cox, who was killed in her constituency by a far—right activist in 2016, mrjohnson said getting brexit done was the best way to honour her memory. mrs cox's husband, brendan, said he ‘felt sick‘ at hearing her name being used in that way. joining us from westminster to reflect on yesterday's debate is the conservative party chairman, james cleverly. james cleverly, thank you very much for joining james cleverly, thank you very much forjoining us this morning. tell me, how do you feel? are you proud being part of this government at the moment, considering the weight is behaving in parliament? -- the way. what i'm passionate about, what they are very much focused on anai think this is very much what the premise is focused on, is getting brexit delivered. we can see how divisive this has been. it was di

their elimination semi final was completely one sided with salford in control throughout.r a place in the grand final. now then, golf‘s dunhill links championship pairs the golfers with the stars. the pro—am event is played over three courses — st andrews, carnoustie and kingsbarns. justin timberla ke went round with england'sjustin rose with the singer showing he's no slouch with clubs. they finished the first day on four under. great shot. it looked like they were pretty in sync there. well done! as we've been hearing this morning, the whistleblower that claimed the white house tried to cover up all records of a call between donald trump and the ukrainian president has been revealed as a cia agent. so how serious is this row for donald trump? let's speak to the political analyst eric ham who's in washington for us this morning. thank you forjoining us. we are trying to keep track of this from this side of the atlantic. what do you make of what is going on and how serious is this for donald trump? this is very serious. if you go back to when nancy pelosi, the speaker of t

this is the weather in perpetually sunny salford. not so much!roof of my usual workplace. not raining at least yet. helen, full forecast, lots of blue on your maps today, i don't mean the sea, i mean the rain. as the rugby is just about to kick off, exciting ireland, scotland, england, wales tomorrow, taking a look at the fly in the ointment, severe storm, tropical stone, close to the western side ofjapan —— tropical storm washi. looks as if they could be rain around not from yokohama, but further north, it should stay largely dry. here in the uk an array of weather france around the country. if you have not already seen the rain, it is on its way —— weather fronts. lovely sunshine, don't be surprised if the rain arrives, thundery showers pushing through northern england into southern scotland, so east anglia and north—eastern parts of scotland, holding onto the dry weather the longest. showers and sunshine behind it. still breezy. not feeling as warm as yesterday. it was 27 in anglesey, the warmest it has been so late in the year since 2011. we

super league champion5 wigan warrior5 beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. it means they are nowju5t one win away from the grand final at old trafford. lewi5 hamilton's form was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest lap at the marina bay street circuit. the briton was just under two tenths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen, but almost a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel in third. qualifying gets under way at 2 o'clock. if that was not enough for you! the top flight women's club rugby competition is set to make an exciting return for its third season today. saracens' prop hannah botterman says the standards this season will only make franchise even more interesting. —— make the franchise even more interesting. no game is ever an easy n0 game is ever an easy one so no game is ever an easy one so it is about keeping standards high across the board and hoping it makes it thrive and bring in players from acr

you should see him in salford quays. time to look inside the papers. angela epsteinjoins us.n the papers this morning, and the first one i caught my eye, even though it is a slender story down the side of the page three splash, it immediately lept out at me. this is about the fact that the organisers of written's diggers music awards, the brits, are looking at abolishing gender categories. this comes after the singer sam smith revealed they were changing their personal pronoun, to refer to them spell —— themselves as they— them. which is what we struggle with... them. which is what we struggle with. . . that them. which is what we struggle with... that is plural. it makes it quite hard to understand a sentence thatis quite hard to understand a sentence that is talking about sam smith. because you are thinking, who are the other people? exactly. so it has not happened yet but obviously the brits are going since 77, they have had separate gongs for male and female artists, but now they are looking at ways to —— ways to accommodate musicians who identify themselves as non— binar

super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final.orm was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest lap at the marina bay street circuit. the briton was just under two tenths of a second quicker than red bull‘s max verstappen, but almost a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel in third. qualifying gets underway at two o‘clock. new zealand and south africa getting under way at 10a5. we missed a trick, we should have some more screens for the know, we need to be up and about and getting exercise and fresh air! today we're talking about the national parks in england. from northumberland to snowdonia, from the broads to dartmoor. there are ten national parks in england and today we‘re being asked how we can make them greener and more open to everyone. jayne mccubbin is out in the glorious derbyshire countryside with the author of a new report. a magnificent backdrop! you do not mind missing all the sport on

the warriors will another chance to make the grand final when they play salford next week.boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched. afterwards, the two—time olympic champion admitted she was a bit "ring rusty" after a year out and offered the mexican a rematch. it was great to see her back in action again. that smile! that smile! more of that winning ways. action again. that smile! that smile! more of that winning wayslj cannot get my head around that extreme heat in which to run a marathon on! crosstalk we are still talking about it, 35 degrees, even having that at midnight and in the stadium as well we have a huge amount of air—conditioning but for the athletes it is difficult from coming from the extreme heat into those air—conditioned type... coming from the extreme heat into those air—conditioned type. . m coming from the extreme heat into those air-conditioned type... it is not ideal, is it? should we look at something a bit more comfortable? more bearable temperatures? good morning. no extreme temperatures across the uk this weekend. po

the warriors will another chance to make the grand final when they play salford next week, but for saintse previously took a break from the game in 2016, returning to win the world cup with england in 2017. taylor has been named the world's best women's t20 player three times, and she's second on the england all time women's list of run—scorers. and britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweight title after a split decision draw in her historic fight against maria salinas. after becoming the first female boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched. afterwards, the two—time olympic champion admitted she was a bit "ring rusty" after a year out and offered the mexican a rematch. that is it. does this mean i can go and watch the rugby? is that ok? still no change in the school, ireland leading 12—9. it's a bit close for comfort to be honest. a bit to go. goodness, what's that, 56 minutes? another 25 minutes left. i'm not going to cope! you're working on the news channel through to lunchtime. i held my breath for that last penalty. i'm just glad the cam

it is great speaking from salford and fantastic having the confidence in manchester, outside of the westminster of commons last week, when people were calling one another turkeys and goodness knows what, you come back to the valley and people say get brexit done, i voted remain and i want this delivered. people do want to move on, they want to get to the next thing. it is ludicrous that 3.5 yea rs thing. it is ludicrous that 3.5 years after that famous referendum, when david cameron said we would deliver whatever the british people voted for, we have got three quarters of the parliament who voted remain and are trying everything in their toolbox to try and dilate, delay or a —— ditch brexit. their toolbox to try and dilate, delay or a -- ditch brexit. how do you convince your constituents that we are any closer to leaving the eu, and that boris johnson we are any closer to leaving the eu, and that borisjohnson can deliver this! essentially you look at parliament in disarray, i conservative party in tatters, with so conservative party in tatters, with so many mps either expelled from the party o

elsewhere, warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.urg by four shots after a flawless second round of 65. golf's gain is shinty‘s loss. he only switched six years ago. it is like hockey in the air. not for the fainthearted! have you done it? yes, long time ago. thank you, mike. could opening schools for longer, and during the holiday, help protect pupils from violent crime and gangs? it's an idea being put forward by the children's commissioner for england, anne longfield. shejoins us now. good morning to you, anne, thank you for your time. we said could help tackle gangs. why do you think it might? i have been absolutely shocked by the messages i get from children about feeling safe, they say they do not feel safe after school and they will not go out in the evening because they do not feel safe in their community and what we do know is in lots of areas, as a result of reduced budgets from local authorities and elsewhere, the things that used to be there, the after—school clubs, sports club, are not there anymore. we also know is in s

if you'd like to follow radio or text commentary of the super legaue playoff match between salford andy. borisjohnson is refusing to apologise for his language after he was accused of "inflaming divisions" in the country over brexit. the prime minister has faced widespread criticism for using words such as "surrender" and "betrayal" during an angry debate in the commons last night. tempers need to come down, and people need to come together. because it's only getting brexit done that you are actually lance the boil, as it were, of the current anxiety. i totally deplore any threats to anybody, particularly female mps and a lot of work has been done to stop that and to give people the security that they need. but i do think it's important that in the house of commons i should be able to talk about the surrender act in the way that i did. do you really question that? i think that's important point. what that act would do is take away the power of the government and power of this country to decide how long we would remain in the eu. and give that power to the eu. that's quite an extraordin

the warriors will another chance to make the grand final when they play salford next week, but for saintsause of her ongoing issues with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game in 2016, returning to win the world cup with england in 2017. taylor has been named the world's best women's t20 player three times, and she's second on the england all time women's list of run—scorers. and britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweight title after a split decision draw in her historic fight against maria salinas. after becoming the first female boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched. afterwards the two—time olympic champion admitted she was a bit "ring rusty" after a year out and offered the mexican a rematch. a quick score update. ireland currently leading 12—3 against japan, going the way it should come at the minute. amazing how you read the autocue with one eye throughout the autocue with one eye throughout the entire thing. quite a talent. it isa the entire thing. quite a talent. it is a skill i have developed. impressive. thank you ver

it was army in salford last night. well, quite chilly outside for many.les, temperatures around two or three degrees. sunshine across the southern half of the uk today which should warm things up nicely. to the north there is already rain pushing into the north—west of scotland courtesy of this area of low pressure. a much cloudier day here, and pretty wet, especially across the northern aisles and the highlands. that area of low pressure will gradually fade more cloud south across scotland and northern ireland as the day pans out. quite windy across the northern half of the uk. particularly strong gusts of that gusts of wind in scotla nd gusts of that gusts of wind in scotland and northern ireland. england and wales essentially staying cloud free. some missed around perhaps at the moment. lifting in the next few hours. in the sunshine, we should see our temperatures go up into the low 20s, perhaps 23 in the south—east of england. a chillier story where we have the wind and rain, just 15 for the north—west of scotland. susan, thank you very much. looks li

elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds.mpionships to prepare for. the british team head to sweden next week, with the paralympic champion from brighton hoping to add to his medal haul. i've been to the club on the sussex coast where it all started for will, thanks to his gran. his feet may be dancing to the strictly beat these days, but will bayley is still having to keep his hands busy with bat and ball. i'm taking some tips on how to multitask. will has to keep going because the european cup in sweden starts on monday week, with his paralympic title to defend in a year's time in tokyo, he cannot afford to miss anything. i am loving it, as you know the dance training is full on and stuff, but i am still getting in my table tennis every day, it's so important — i'm looking to take sweden and to bring another medal back to great britain is my dream. and you have to bring it back into the strictly studio. 100%. will you be wearing it in your first dance? it would be perfect, wouldn't it? he started when he was seven. i was bo

elsewhere, warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds. maiden win in belgium last weekend, leclerc set the pace, just ahead of championship leader lewis hamilton in his mercedes. what the tifosi, the ferrari fanatics, wouldn't give for a first victory at monza since 2010. now, as well as limbering up for strictly, with the launch show tonight, my fellow dancer will bayley has the table tennis european championships to prepare for. the british team head to sweden next week, with the paralympic champion from brighton hoping to add to his medal haul. i've been to the club on the sussex coast where it all started for will, thanks to his gran. his feet may be dancing to the strictly beat these days, but will bayley is still having to keep his hands busy with bat and ball. i'm taking some tips on how to multitask. will has to keep going because the european cup in sweden starts on monday week, with his paralympic title to defend in a year's time in tokyo, he cannot afford to miss anything. i am loving it, as you know the dance training is full

super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. final at old trafford. lewis hamilton's form was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest lap at the marina bay street circuit. the briton was just under two tenths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen, but almost a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel in third. qualifying gets underway at two o'clock. it isa it is a bumper day for the wall—to—wall rugby this morning. date when you need it not to be really sunny outside! or move the television outside! get creative! move it inside but facing out into the garden so it is not blinded by the garden so it is not blinded by the sun. here's helen with a look at this morning's weather. i cannot help it, it is going to be sunny outside! so this is beautiful north yorkshire, and elsewhere across north—eastern parts of england at the moment there is some mist and fog around. but it is going to be a

the warriors have another chance to make the grand final when they play salford next week but for saintsuese forward bernardo silva after the football association asked for the club to explain a post on social media, now deleted, in which silva compared a cartoon character on a sweet packet to his team—mate and friend benjamin mendy. both have written to the fa. silva saying that he regrets that he may have unintentionally caused offence, mendy stressing that he took no offence. he is an exceptional person, exceptional. so like he likes to be involved and and different situations so what i said, make a focus on other issues, bernardo is not absolutely guilty because he is -- his not absolutely guilty because he is —— his intention was as a joke, i said it is a cartoon and the face, it is quite similar, the same public happened a thousand million times with white people to be, you know? it's the same. sometimes you feel that a cartoon, that it was intentional, it wasjust that a cartoon, that it was intentional, it was just a joke. britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweigh

let's show you what is happening outside our studio, this is over salford quays.over the building. but is our building. where are we? second floor? that is a better shot. that is great. when the british sailor hannah mills competed at the 2016 olympic games in rio dejaneiro, she was shocked by the amount of plastic litter she saw floating in the ocean. now, alongside other athletes, she's launched a campaign which aims to eradicate single—use plastics in sport. hannah joins us now to tell us more. morning. we managed not to mention the fact you have an olympic gold medal! i called you a row earlier on! —— rower. medal! i called you a row earlier on! -- rower. in the pursuit of your 0lympic on! -- rower. in the pursuit of your olympic gold medal, you have seen a lot of oceans, presumably, during the time and you have drawn conclusions? in other people have spoken about this too. tell us more. there is so much going on in plastics in the community, trying to tackle single use plastics, particularly growing up sailing, as a kid particularly growing up sailing, as aki

we've got victoria bacon in the studio, and simon calder — travel editor from the independent in salfordhow long does a refund take? well, this is a how long is a piece of string questions, unafraid we simply do not know. the civil aviation authority admits there is the atol scheme, is generally quite good at it. when out as a really big failure, that is when you get problems. i will reach back to 2008 when a big company went bust, it took a yearfor some when a big company went bust, it took a year for some people to get their payments. even back to monarch two years ago, a relatively low number of people were atol protected, and the statistics that the civil aviation authority put out after was for that 80% of people got their money within three months. that means one in five had to wait longer than three months. various numbers flying around this morning, i've heard everything from two weeks to two months as a sort of target date. if you get your money within a month, i think you have done pretty well. simon saint you will get hurt but it may take some time. emma has got in touch sayin

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normally we are speaking to you from westminster but good to see in a studio in salford. policy. these will be significant announcements. they are significant announcements. they are significant you have to be careful when the parties have all the conferences and talk about the money they want to spend because all of they want to spend because all of the money has already been announced and has already been allocated. not too much of it is new cash that we are getting more from the chancellor today and from the conservatives about where they are going to spend the money which has been allocated. as you saw in the report, 14 major rd upgrades and also money going towards that national bus strategy in england, improving services in all areas and a big push on fibre broadband as well which is a personal priority for the prime minister. it is worth reflecting on the contrast of the tone over the previous conferences which has been traditionally about raining in spending. it is about a splurge and we are only in day two. and of course we have had this statement from downing st