our correspondent steffan powell is on stage in salford.gh a night of laughter, of surprises of special guests, especially if you are a doctor who fan make sure you are a doctor who fan make sure you are tuned in, you will find out who the new companion is live on the programme tonight. it is of course all about raising money and the efforts to fund—raise have been well under way already, and the context is different this year, because of the cost of living crisis, people might not be able to crypt contribute as much as before but organisers want to put a smile on people's faces any way and that will happen on bbc one at 7.00. this will make you smile as well. these are starling over rome. the birds are on theirjourney from northern europe to africa for the wint earthquake stopping off for sleep and probably some olives as well, on their way south. it is an incredible sight to behold. let us look at the weather. that means winter is coming. you know todayit means winter is coming. you know today it has been all about the rainfall in scotlan

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but now we are crossing to joe centre in salford but now we are crossing tojoe hart centre in salfording to doha. hello, everybody, welcome to — crossing to doha. hello, everybody, welcome to doha _ crossing to doha. hello, everybody, welcome to doha where _ crossing to doha. hello, everybody, l welcome to doha where temperatures have just hit 36 degrees, which gives you a sense of the temperatures and conditions the players will have to face here in this tournament. the first in the middle east. so many well—documented issues that have presented themselves in the lead up to this tournament and arriving here, we are trying to get a sense, the media, players, managers, what tournament we can expect when it all gets under way in two days' time. since we have arrived here, one thing has struck me is the lack of fans that have gathered here so far. we were out yesterday in two of the main tourist areas, just off to my right hand side, which runs around the bay and leads to one of the main marketplaces, one of the main destinations in downtown doha. it struck me how few fans there were. yo

live to the bbc sport studio in salford, and gavin ramjaunjoins us now. that match, but can you please speak to viewers around and around the uk and just tell me a bit more about what is happening? i can see it from where i am sad, but first things first, the england team is the same one that played the last match, correct?— match, correct? yeah, that is correct- _ match, correct? yeah, that is correct- it _ match, correct? yeah, that is correct. it is _ match, correct? yeah, that is correct. it is the _ match, correct? yeah, that is correct. it is the same - match, correct? yeah, that is correct. it is the same team | match, correct? yeah, that is i correct. it is the same team they beat around with 6—2 full no changes for southgate so far. harry kane, who is fit for this game, and bukayo saka leadi line for england. it is currently goalless, five minutes gone. the us have made one change, right comes in for sergeant up front, so perhaps a tactical change, a bit of pace for the usa. yeah, at the moment as you say, it is ongoing, in the first half. just k

let's cross to the bbc sport centre in salford.the first few minutes from the match. how has it been so far? what match. how has it been so far? what is our match. how has it been so far? what is your take? — match. how has it been so far? what is your take? my _ match. how has it been so far? what is your take? my first _ match. how has it been so far? what is your take? my first day _ match. how has it been so far? twist is your take? my first day because it is football not soccer. 0nly kidding. it is still quite cagey. the usa has had most of the chances in the first—half. wester mckenney has looked really dangerous for the us as well as pulisic who hit the barfor us as well as pulisic who hit the bar for the us as well as pulisic who hit the barfor the us us as well as pulisic who hit the barforthe us in us as well as pulisic who hit the barfor the us in the us as well as pulisic who hit the bar for the us in the first half. england are better at the possession, but at the moment, it is pretty even. it could go either way, depe

it reminds me of the view outside here in salford.— here in salford. very similar.ister is facing claims he knew about a complaint of bullying and harassment against sir gavin williamson before appointing him as a cabinet office minister. the former chief whip, wendy morton, has confirmed that she raised concerns about sir gavin's conduct last month. labour and the liberal democrats say the incident raises serious questions about rishi sunak�*sjudgement. 0ur political correspondent iain watson has this update. 0n the day that he was elected as a new conservative leader last month, rishi sunak told us he was going to govern with integrity and with humility, but he was immediately criticised for than bringing back suella braverman to the home office even though she had previously resigned for breaking the ministerial code in our opposition politicians are saying today that rishi sunak�*sjudgement should be called into question again. that's because in this morning's sunday times they got a hold of texts sent by his close political ally, so gavin williamson, to the the

here we are, welcome to earljunior fc in salford, the under nines are warming up salford, the under ninese for good play, it also gives an — applause for good play, it also gives an opportunity for young players — gives an opportunity for young players to give communication to each _ players to give communication to each other— players to give communication to each other on the pitch and find their— each other on the pitch and find their own — each other on the pitch and find their own voice. these young players have all— their own voice. these young players have all got — their own voice. these young players have all got characters of their own and it— have all got characters of their own and it is— have all got characters of their own and it is great to hear them today encouraging each other and talking about— encouraging each other and talking about the _ encouraging each other and talking about the game. don't forget as well the match— about the game. don't forget as well the match officials will also be involved. _ the match officials will also be involved. for my part as the club se

we can talk to a student at university of salford studying environmental management. 0llie, did thisll. education was at a lower level. _ considered at all. education was at a lower level, wasn't _ considered at all. education was at a lower level, wasn't it? _ considered at all. education was at a lower level, wasn't it? yes, - a lower level, wasn't it? yes, definitely- — a lower level, wasn't it? yes, definitely. i— a lower level, wasn't it? yes, definitely. i didn't _ a lower level, wasn't it? yes, definitely. i didn't see - a lower level, wasn't it? yes, definitely. i didn't see real. definitely. ididn't see real support— definitely. i didn't see real support for university students in particular— support for university students in particular who take maintenance support — particular who take maintenance support. the circumstance for myself is that _ support. the circumstance for myself is that i_ support. the circumstance for myself is that i receive the minimum maintenance budget level, which essentially assumes that my parents will foot _ essentially assumes that my parents wi

here�*s gavin ramjaun in salford. good morning.t half. but saudi arabia are leading to — one. saudi arabia have taken up the second largest ticket allocation at this world cup, so plenty of support in there for their side. could they be on the cusp of one of the big upsets at this world cup so far? 20 minutes remaining that argentina had to turn this one around. it is minutes remaining that argentina had to turn this one around.— to turn this one around. it is also a acked to turn this one around. it is also a packed day _ to turn this one around. it is also a packed day later, _ to turn this one around. it is also a packed day later, with - to turn this one around. it is also a packed day later, with the - to turn this one around. it is also | a packed day later, with the world champions, france, in action. what more do we have to look forward to? we have france in action, one of the last game is up today. they are the holders, france, after winning the trophy four years ago. they start without karim benzema, who has been ruled ou

c—sections and that as a caesarean sections and that lots of the trusts, particularly in shrewsbury in salford there was because was a desire to keep up the birth rate. that means basically no to women who were requesting c—sections. some of those women who were requesting c—sections were doing so because example the baby's heartbeat was low. they could feel that something was wrong. you know mothers the mothers into tuition is a very important thing and women basically weren't being listened . so that's a kind of more complicated thing going on here, which is, yes, we need more resources, we need more staff, but we also need look at this trend maternity towards trend in maternity towards fetishising natural processes which a lot of the time leaves women either in great deal of pain, as i was afterwards, but being offered ibuprofen when i'd been sliced open, which is utterly ridiculous. i'm being refused stronger. pain medication or more. i mean, i got to take home my baby. i lots of women this report shows don't get to do and that's incredibly tragic and to be addressed now look indeed indeed

or parrot party lines but to amplify the sentiments of the right honourable, honourable lady for salfordon with medals and any recommendations will be announced in the usual way. recommendations will be announced in the usual way-— the usualway. seven years ago in my first b&q the usualway. seven years ago in my first no is, — the usualway. seven years ago in my first no is, a _ the usualway. seven years ago in my first b&q is, a conservative _ the usualway. seven years ago in my first b&q is, a conservative prime i first b&q is, a conservative prime minister told me to stop griping and get behind his rail investment plans. the new business secretary has said a few weeks ago there was not much point going ahead with north and powerhouse rail. time and again, tory prime ministers promised this only to break their promises. will he put on record whether he supports transport for the north's pro first option for npr with a stop in bradford? i pro first option for npr with a stop in bradford?— in bradford? i can tell her that our £96 billion — in bradford? i can tell her that our £96 billion

i need to an important conversation i live in salford it's great for the here i can go and sit the benche fact i haven't got a power bank and away we go we're connected we can have a conversation as great is it and presumably it's cheaperisit is it and presumably it's cheaper is it by doing this than having to plug in at home it saving you electricity is it. it is because you see the great thing about this technology a lot of phone because for the very first time a human being can actually transfer that kinetic energy that all have with movement into the ground . with movement into the ground. and we are actually powering a piece very high tech equipment . piece very high tech equipment. so the queen actually use our mobile phones it really is fantastic but i say, well, stephen if you're not part of the outreach program to sell this around the world then you should be great sales. but what i think it would be great would be to put your children on this hamster, as have the children's or generate loads of electricity for . so i or generate loads of electricity for. so i thought this was a