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this is croydon, south london. similar scenes. shall we go next? this is croydon, south london.teresting when you contrast it to just a few minutes ago, 20 minutes ago, the flags were waving, it was noisy, there was a party atmosphere, now everyone is deep in concentration. their nerves will be ever so more intense as they are here as well. this is northumberland i think. up in the north of england and they are very, very tense as well. we will be keeping across exactly every twist and turn of the game and how people are reacting in england and how people are reacting in spain. as well. this is a huge consequence for the sport and for the game across the world. and this is the ponteland leisure centre in northumberland. our reporter phil connell spoke with lucy bronze's aunt and grandmother — just before kick off. let's ta ke let's take a look. this is the first time that i have come out of the house to watch a game. we felt it was necessary to come for the final. in the house, i've been huddled up sort of. i make excited, nervous, emotional. i cannot tell you how many emotions

south london, the mood is not going to be as happy as those pictured in madrid. newcastle.y they are. it is an intense tough last few minutes of this world cup final. england havejust tough last few minutes of this world cup final. england have just not been able to make the breakthrough that they wanted. spain again on the attack right now. grimsby. we take you to all corners of england. thousands and thousands out what she together on big screens. many more watching at home on tvs across england, across spain, australia, new zealand, around the world. it has been a spectacle of a game, a fantastic game so far, that women's world cup final, after a month of football, 30 teams knocked out, to our left, only one can win. at the moment that looks like it is going to be spain. but there is still plenty of time left for a goal. 85 minutes gone. it is an entry right now. there will be five minutes of ordinary time, plus injury time. all in the need to do is get a single goal to take the game to extra time, but at the moment if they do not score, they will lose the world cup fina

scenes from the fanzone in south london during half—time.y in madrid where 6000 fans are now celebrating, the stadium turned into cheers when spain took the lead. it is a subdued mood here for england's fans _ is a subdued mood here for england's fans and _ is a subdued mood here for england's fans. and celebrations among the spain _ fans. and celebrations among the spain supporters. there is a long way to— spain supporters. there is a long way to go— spain supporters. there is a long way to go until the final whistle and many— way to go until the final whistle and many are hoping that england can equalise _ and many are hoping that england can equalise and hopefully turn this around — and russia's luna—25 spacecraft spins into uncontrolled orbit and crashes into the moon. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. it's half—time at the women's world cup final — with spain taking lead with 1—0 against england. this was the moment england's goalkeeper mary earps failed to stop spain's 0lga carmona as she struck the ball into the corner of the goal. and a

level of passion in the crowd really was something to behold, and we then, as i came back through south londonbeing erected and for those at home that think it's just for coming in and out of greater london, no is if you live in the zone, you live inside the zone and you pop out of the shops, you've got to pay the £12.50 and then we actually sent out our team out around south london to look at cameras that had been spray painted and 1 or 2 that have been, you know, cut down and filled in with concrete . so there's going to be concrete. so there's going to be an epic battle , an epic battle an epic battle, an epic battle between those that wish to break the law and cause criminal damage. and those going around putting up the cameras. and i'm not to going take sides on that at all. that would be completely and utterly wrong for me to do so . but yeah, huge passion there so. but yeah, huge passion there in downing street today. and this story of vandalism of cameras, well, you know what they say when laws become enemies of men , men become enemies of men, men become enemies of men, men become ene

level of passion in the crowd really was something to behold, and we then, as i came back through south londonbeing erected and for those at home that think it's just for coming in and out of greater london, no is if you live in the zone, you live inside the zone and you pop out of the shops, you've got to pay the £12.50 and then we actually sent out our team out around south london to look at cameras that had been spray painted and 1 or 2 that have been, you know, cut down and filled in with concrete . so there's going to be concrete. so there's going to be an epic battle , an epic battle an epic battle, an epic battle between those that wish to break the law and cause criminal damage. and those going around putting up the cameras. and i'm not to going take sides on that at all. that would be completely and utterly wrong for me to do so . but yeah, huge passion there so. but yeah, huge passion there in downing street today. and this story of vandalism of cameras, well, you know what they say when laws become enemies of men , men become enemies of men, men become enemies of men, men become ene

we canjoinjoe inwood, who is at boxpark croydon in south london.l few minutes. i the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes.— the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say — the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that _ the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that england _ the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that england are - fair to say that england are probablyjust fair to say that england are probably just about fair to say that england are probablyjust about home and dry. we have about 3.5 minutes of extra time

10:15pm on the 13th of august on sunday, those two men were standing outside the nightclub, in south london, they were approached police say by a man who attacked them with a knife before running away. both men are in their 20s or 30s, they were taken to hospital for treatment and have since been discharged, there has been no officers, officers are following up leads, they are crucial in the ongoing investigation what they described as a homophobic attack of the two men. we will of course have more on that story as we get it but now let's go to tie and write for the business news. let's start with china. we've had some worrying data this week fuelling fears about the health today, property prices fell for the first time this year due to flagging demand — house prices fell by 0.1% injuly, compared with the same month last year. going into reverse again for the first time since china began to emerge from its covid lockdown.0n wednesday, on wednesday, retail sales growth slowed to 2.5%, a sign of the nervousness of consumers. and on the same day, beijing's statistics agency decided not to publ

disappointed fans there in south london in croydon.e won the women's world cup —— women's world cup final. i'm lewis vaughanjones this is bbc news. hello there. well, plenty of sunshine set to continue across much of england and wales through sunday, but a fair weather cloud bubbling up. one or two showers certainly across northern parts of england. and it's a little more unsettled towards parts of northern ireland with some heavy showers here through the rest of today in towards western scotland as well. but eastern scotland having some sunshine too and some pleasant warmth around the murray firth. but the real heat is across parts of central and eastern england, 25 or 26 degrees. breezy though, in the northwest with those winds set to continue as we head into sunday evening with some cloud and shower outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards across scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. but the winds means temperatures here not falling particularly far, around about the mid teens in places. cooler, fresher, further south and e

it'll be based on the award winning performing arts brit school in south london.nown artists and actors, including adele, winehouse and tom adele, amy winehouse and tom holland . you can get more on all holland. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , gb news. now it's back website, gb news. now it's back to esther . to esther. >> thanks, tatiana. plus, we're continuing our great british debate over sadiq khan's ulez plans on rivalling christine hamilton and danny kelly will be back with me at the desk. 7:00 this evening. news the people . channel people. channel >> hello, i'm esther mcvey, standing in for nana acharya. and this is gb news on your tv and on your digital radio. it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, are sadiq khan's ulez plans unravelling? london mercury khan is under fire after his office reportedly tried to discredit scientists who question the effectiveness of his ulez scheme. private emails revealed by the telegraph show the mayor's deputy for environment, shirley rodriguez, apparently collu

story we told you about yesterday — the homophobic attack on two men outside a popular gay bar in south londonimage of a man they'd like to speak to. the photo was taken outside two brewers in clapham at the time of the stabbings on sunday night. the victims in their 20s and 30s are now out of hospital. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, called the attack abhorrent and says there is no place for hate in london. next up, the women's world cup, where spain are into their first final after beating sweden 2—i. the captain, 0lga carmona, scored a cracking goal right at the end to seal the win. they'll play either england or australia in the final. some other stories now, and this one sounds like it's straight out of ajames bond movie. three people who were accused of spying for russia have been arrested and charged in the uk. they're all from bulgaria and had fake ids for nine countries across europe. they're due to go on trial in london nextjanuary. and this probably isn't what you want to hear if you're back to uni in september. more strikes are being planned by the university and college union as

we canjoinjoe inwood, who is at boxpark croydon in south london. one, an amazing performance by england. the show was not over yet, the game not quite over, but it's the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes. i the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes.— the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say — the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that _ the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that england _ the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that england are - fair to say that england are probablyjust fair to say that england are probably just about fair to say that england are probablyjust about home and dry. we have about 3.5 minutes of extra time to go. we are deep, deep into injury time, i should say, and, to go. we are deep, deep into injury time, ishould say, and, yes, i think england, they have a five goal lead, even a draw would take them through as group leaders but they have absolutely blown china away. there was some criticism of england coming int

i mean, initially in central london, only then it was expanded in 2021 to between the north and southit's due to be expanded again to cover the whole of greater london at the end of this month. and it has emerged that imperial college , sadiq khan's mayor's college, sadiq khan's mayor's office has paid £800,000 over the last couple of years to imperial college for research on the environmental impact. now it's emerged that they published a couple of years ago research indicating that the original ulez scheme had had very little effect on reducing emissions. in fact, it had cut nitrogen dioxide by less than 3. and so . dioxide by less than 3. and so. the mayor's office had then got in touch with imperial college, say they were very disappointed that this had been published . that this had been published. and of course, the concern of councils around the edge of london that have been trying to get the expansion stopped get the ulez expansion stopped has that this is proof has said that this is proof that, you know, this relationship between the scientists and the mayor's office and that

australia in south. london lauren, hemp and millie bright put england 3—1 up. they'll face spain in sunday morning . england 3—1 up. they'll face spain in sunday morning. final this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by playing by saying play gb news. now back to martyn and . pip now back to martyn and. pip thanks very much paul. >> well it is quite a moment because for the first time since 1966, an england team is into a football world cup final and it's the women. >> yeah, i've got to say, if you want something done properly, maybe get the lionesses on the job. superb victory 3—1 against the aussies, against the matildas down under in sydney on their home turf. absolutely excellent . alessia russo got on excellent. alessia russo got on the 86th minute. lauren hemp in the 86th minute. lauren hemp in the 71st minute had been 1—1 up to that point. england were fancied to win this game, but they're now playing spain in the final. spain, the most prolific scorers

the government has confirmed it'll be based on the award winning performing arts brit school in south londonelped launched the careers of some of britain's best known artists and actors, including adele, amy winehouse and tom holland. schools minister nick gibb says it's an exciting project . project. >> we wanted young people to have the same opportunities in the north of england as they have in the brit school in south london without having to travel all way south. so this a all the way south. so this is a school to 19 year olds school for 516 to 19 year olds specialising in drama dance . the specialising in drama dance. the technical side of and singing and the technical side of theatre production as well. so it's very exciting project. it should be open in 3 or 4 years time . time. >> well, this is gb news across the uk on tv and your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news news. now, though, it's back to michael . michael. >> thank you tamzin are the lead the days of leaders taking responsibility over the united states president harry truman famously had a

two men have been stabbed outside a popular gay bar in south london in what police say was a homophobic hospital and no—one's been arrested. have you ever had a job that short—term where you're not quite sure how many hours you'll do? stats shared with the bbc show the number of people from ethnic minorities doing that kind of work has doubled in the past decade. it only went up by 10% for white people. and there's been more big—money spending in the football transfer market. neymar, on the left, is leaving psg and is off to saudi club al hilal for more than £75 million. chelsea have paid over £100 million to sign brighton's moises caicedo. we're going to leave you with ten seconds of a panda party. this is lei lei, the giant panda cub, celebrating his second birthday at a zoo in singapore. he was absolutely spoiled — he got ice blocks, a watermelon and even a bamboo cake. you're all caught up, have a great night. hello there, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. manchester united were smiling in the end, but wolves didn't really deserve to lose. the saudis swo

truman had been stabbed outside of popular gay bar and south london what police say was a homophobicnight. victims are out—of—hospital and no—one has been arrested. have you ever had a job that shorter we are not quite sure how many hours you do? start shed with the bbc show the number of people from ethnic minorities doing that kind of work has doubled in the past decade. it only went up by 10% for white people. there have been more big—money spending and football transfer market. name on the left is leaving psg and his often a saudi club al—hilal more than £75 million and chelsea have paid over 100 million to sign brighton's voices kai sotto. we will leave you with ten seconds a panda party. this is lalo the giant panda cub elevating a second but that is in singapore. he was spoiled with ice blocks, a watermelon and even a bamboo cake. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united were smiling in the end, but wolves didn't really deserve to lose. the saudis swoop for another superstar, now neymar is off to the pro—league. and it's semi

if it clean the bulk, i'll just say a london u. as in south korean soldiers, a week into 11 days of joint military exercises on monday, drills were carried out at sea is cost would be annual exercise coal freedom shield design to prepare troops. many possible threats from north korea. sol says tens of thousands of troops took part this year, making it launches exercises. yes. meanwhile, north korea's latest, as his navy should be made stronger, kim john and it says the joint ministry drills by the us and south korea all ever hassle for rule. he's added that the waters need the korean peninsula have to come . i'm stable with the stress of this whole children and one woman have died off to 2 votes. heading to greek islands, signed in the gmc, were trying to cross from tech, a reset its coast guard, rescue 22 people last both. 4th, and we did the, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories, a quote in pockets gone, has suspended the corruption conviction of former prime minister and wrong con is slum about high court has ordered, con, be release

if it clean, if you've bulk, i'll just say a london us and south korean soldiers a week into 11 days of joints, military exercises on monday drills were carried balance. c, as part of the annual exercise. cool, freedom, shield, and design to prepare troops for any possible threats from north korea. souls as tens of thousands of troops took part this year, making it the largest exercises yet. meanwhile, no 3 as latest as his navy should be made stronger. kim jones says the joint ministry to wells by the us and south korea on april hassle for which is added that the water is near the korean peninsula have become unstable with stretch of a nuclear attack or the state of florida has declared a state of emergency wind speeds of a 110 kilometers an hour, a guessing close to tropical storm and dalia has already hit west in cuba. tens of thousands where evacuated is heavy, rain flooding coastal towns. the storm is expected to intensify into a hurricane. as near as the gulf coast of the united states, within the next 24 hours, flash floods of land slides of rags, havoc in northern it's lee st

and one of— shooting case in south london and one of the — shooting case in south london and one ofence of a defendant during their trial and during the sentencing is a right of a defendant, so what used to happen is that if— defendant, so what used to happen is that if you _ defendant, so what used to happen is that if you have a defendant who was refusing _ that if you have a defendant who was refusing to _ that if you have a defendant who was refusing to come to court, there would _ refusing to come to court, there would be — refusing to come to court, there would be a — refusing to come to court, there would be a huge discussion over whether— would be a huge discussion over whether the trial could carry on in their— whether the trial could carry on in their absence. whether the trial could carry on in theirabsence. so whether the trial could carry on in their absence. so the law was changed — their absence. so the law was changed to enable trials to carry on in their— changed to enable trials to carry on in theirabsence. changed to enable trials to carry on in their absence. ess

the 27—year—old from south london had been due to perform at the event and cal marsh on sunday, but didcharacter for him. police have also issued an image of him in the clothing he was last seen wearing. nottinghamshire police have flags at half mast in tribute to a 46—year—old sergeant who died trying to help distressed man on railway tracks last thursday.— tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill_ tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill was _ tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill was responding | tracks last thursday. sergeant l graham savill was responding to calls on train tracks last thursday evening. the man he saved as being treated in hospital after suffering an electric shock. flags are flying at half mast at nottinghamshire police stations. the news was complete shock to the police force. on thursday, graham went to work to protect _ on thursday, graham went to work to protect the _ on thursday, graham went to work to protect the nottingham people from harm _ protect the nottingham people from harm his _ protect the nottingham people from harm. his dedication a

the government confirmed it'll be based on the award winning performing arts brit school in south london. it helped launch the careers of some of britain's best known artists and actors, including adele, and tom adele, amy winehouse and tom holland . russia's luna, 25 holland. russia's luna, 25 spacecraft has crashed on the moon. a rocket carrying the craft launched on the 11th of august. the country in a space race against india , whose race against india, whose chandrayaan three is due to land on the satellite's south pole this week. this was moscow's first mission to the moon in 47 years. the failed attempt is a blow to the country, which was hoping to return with the first samples of frozen water. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for glory meets . world >> a very good morning to you. welcome to the camilla tominey show. with me tom harwood. i'm covering whilst camilla is away , but this is the only politics show being broadcast on british television this mor

over in peckham in south east london, home to one of the largest overseas nigerian communities in themed. both teams had misses but it fell to chloe kelly to end england�*s nerves. i think they could have played better but winning is winning. we won so i'm happy. back in peckham, allegiances were quickly switched. # football�*s coming home #. the stress has really got to me but i�*m happy, i got up this morning and we celebrated. for england fans, the post—euro bounce is tangible. the fa has reported a 1a0% participation increase among girls under 16 and in england attendances in the women�*s super league have tripled. it shows that football goes beyond all genders. we all have a chance in football. but it�*s not all good news. according to a report earlier this year two in three teenage girls couldn�*t name any of the team which won the euros. we realised that actually it had kind of gone over the heads of quite a few teenage girls because they didn�*t have that pre—existing relationship. hopefully this tournament, the journey of the england team, it�*ll build lifelong fans and hopef

police say two men who were stabbed in south london on sunday were the victims of a homophobic attackman in his 20's and a man in his 30's were attacked outside a nightclub. they have since been discharged from the hospital. no arrests have been made. a five-year-old girl suffered significant facial injuries after being attacked by a dog outside of a corner shop. the attack happened in norton on saturday evening. cleveland police say the child was taken to the hospital for treatment, and a dog had been seized. a spokesperson said the owner of the dog remained at the scene after the attack. scotland's biggest teaching union says new recruits are leaving the profession because they are not being offered secure jobs. the educational institute of scotland is urging many newly qualified staff are only giving short contracts. it urges the government to increase council funding to pay for more permanent jobs. you are watching bbc news. staying in the u.s., there has been confusion in georgia today. a court in fulton county is looking into election interference in the state and your wrist cou

because that is what one council is doing in south london?s, how are residents taking this . residents taking this. >> it's obviously not a scientific survey, but those that we've spoken to this morning, some have said that they love the convenience of using an app to pay for their parking. others have said, look , it shouldn't be discriminatory, which is the word that the rac are using. and the government, when they talk about digital exclusion, the words of a cabinet minister, michael gove earlier this year when he was talking to councils who use some which are using exclusively apps to pay for their parking in the london borough of sutton , saying that, borough of sutton, saying that, look, we're not we're not doing that. we're not purely keeping it to app only, but it is one it is £2 to pay for an hour's worth of parking in the borough. it's £3 if you use cash and that is where some of the controversy lies. now we're going to hear from the london borough of sutton in just a moment. but first of all, this is what people have been telling u

now, yesterday , as i was travelling yesterday, as i was travelling through south london and by the wayi was a long way away from the boundary , i don't think the the boundary, i don't think the ulez extension is just for people coming in and out of the outskirts of london. no, it's for those that live within it. so if your car is not compliant and you drive round the corner to get a newspaper, it'll be £12.50, and here i was in south london yesterday watching the cameras being assembled. now it seems to me there must be huge numbers of people involved in this because it's something like 2800 ulez extension cameras are going up, but of course, they're being attacked at the most extra ordinary rate. we saw yesterday. cameras like this are in orpington that have been spray painted. a lot of cameras on big main roads. that has happened to and on some other roads. fairly extraordinary . what appears to extraordinary. what appears to have happened is they're actually being cut down. this one has been cut off at the base and they've got concrete in it. i mean, it is pretty extraordinary stuff

now, yesterday , as i was travelling yesterday, as i was travelling through south london and by the wayi was a long way away from the boundary , i don't think the the boundary, i don't think the ulez extension is just for people coming in and out of the outskirts of london. no, it's for those that live within it. so if your car is not compliant and you drive round the corner to get a newspaper, it'll be £12.50, and here i was in south london yesterday watching the cameras being assembled. now it seems to me there must be huge numbers of people involved in this because it's something like 2800 ulez extension cameras are going up, but of course, they're being attacked at the most extra ordinary rate. we saw yesterday. cameras like this are in orpington that have been spray painted. a lot of cameras on big main roads. that has happened to and on some other roads. fairly extraordinary . what appears to extraordinary. what appears to have happened is they're actually being cut down. this one has been cut off at the base and they've got concrete in it. i mean, it is pretty extraordinary stuff

that smith's van is the will of course, of his plus during business the from to say this part of south london will be included in the cities, extended up to low emissions. the or you less costing him nearly $16.00 a day in thousands a year to drive his van because it doesn't meet new strict emission standards because he says he called to food. what's really frustrating about it that we're going to be getting so that when we've a perfectly good finds the joy of a past the bill onto the customer full of just the sort of. so the same applies to the diesel car used by puts wife sarah the on demand is offering $8800.00 to drive us to scrap the funds and 2 and a half 1000 for cars. not enough to set right to buy new compliant vehicle. everything is compliant as why you why, why inflated everything that isn't has lost its value. that's totally the whole 2nd tank hallmark. it hasn't been frozen into a panic, it will and then we finish to which is talk. stupid is all part of london. mass study comes drive to force the biggest pollutants of the city streets are similar schemes in other cities in the u.

police say two men who were stabbed in south london last night were the victims of a homophobic attackham. they have since been discharged from hospital. no arrests have been made. scotland's biggest teaching union says new recruits are leaving the profession because they aren't being offered secure jobs. the eis is urging the scottish government to increase councilfunding to pay for more permanentjobs. the scottish government says it's taking "strong action" to protect teacher numbers. more on all of our stories on the website — more on all of our stories on the website bbc.co.uk/ news. you're live with bbc news. he's a big fan of former us president donald trump and brazil's former leaderjair bolsonaro. now the argentine right wing populist javier milei has shocked his country's political establishment, coming first in presidential primary elections. the decisive win prompted jubilation among his supporters. mr millei won more than 30% of the vote, promising to put an end to what he's called a "parasitic political class" that has "sunk argentina". the 52—year—old economist often appe

our correspondent joe inwood watched the game at a fanzone in south london.s before kick—off, a kick—around to ease the nerves. everything makes me nervous for football, especially because we've got players, retired, players injured, but we'll just have to see what happens. i'm very nervous for this game, so, like, definitely drinking this early is definitely helping. it didn't take long for those drinks to be raised in celebration. hopefully more, but definitely the first five minutes, that's what we needed. just can't get complacent now. there was no sign of that. next, lauren hemp. cheering then laurenjames, meaning that by half—time the england fans here could stop worrying and start reflecting. it makes you proud to be english, and you're proud to be an english lady. 100%. and obviously i play football. you play football, like... mate, female and british is pretty badass right now. 100%. there was a moment of nervousness when china pulled one back, but that didn't last long. in the end, a convincing victory. but don'tjust take my word for it. i think it

then, in 2021, it spread to include inner london, which is the area inside the north and south circularulez zone. the £12.50 charge will generally be payable on a petrol vehicle registered before 2005, or a diesel vehicle registered before september 2015. 0ur correspondent, joe inwood, is in south london for us now. joe, this is very controversial. yes, absolutely. i�*m standing on the south circular. there seems to be the boundary. as you can see, it�*s a pretty busy road. it�*s also the road on which young girls died from an asthma attack and she was a first person in the uk to have air pollution listed on her death certificate. it�*s exactly cases like that which are behind this move. but it is not without controversy, as you say foster even while we have been standing here, we have had a couple of people shouting rather salty comments out of the window. the ulez issue is really getting emotions high. these were some of the first cars to enter the new expanded ultra low emission zone. from midnight, olderand more polluting vehicles passing these signs need to pay a daily charge of £1

police say two men who were stabbed in south london last night were the victims of a homophobic attackbbed outside a nightclub in clapham. they have since been discharged from hospital. no arrests have been made. a five—year—old girl has suffered "significant" facial injuries after being attacked by a dog outside a corner shop. the attack happened in norton, stockton—on—tees, on saturday. cleveland police said the child was taken to hospital for treatment and a dog had been seized. the dogs owner remained at the scene after the attack. scotland's biggest teaching union says new recruits are leaving the profession because they aren't being offered secure jobs. the eis is urging the scottish government to increase councilfunding to pay for more permanentjobs. the scottish government says it's taking "strong action" to protect teacher numbers. you're live with bbc news. charities and cancer specialists have expressed concern about how health service plans in england to scrap two thirds of cancer targets. nhs bosses say reducing the number of targets from nine down to three will help with

this is croydon, south london. you can see people gathering there.e out there in sydney. that kick—off in the uk, in a rather civilised manner, 11am. that's why fans have had enough time to wake up on sunday morning and get themselves down to croydon and that's the kind of picture that is mirrored up and down the country. we'll be back with a well cut later but let's get some of today's of the news. polls open in ecuador in a few hours' time for a presidential election amidst high security and concerns over violence. the election gained international attention after one of the candidates — who opposed the country's drug cartels was shot dead whilst campaigning. many other candidates have taken to wearing bulletproof vests. it's the first round of voting. taiwan says 25 chinese air force planes have entered its air defence zone, in the past 2a hours. china has been carrying out military exercises in the taiwan straight with navy vessels and warplanes. the drills were conducted after taiwan's vice president visited the united states — a trip beijing sa

police say two men who were stabbed in south london on sunday were the victims of a homophobic attackged from hospital. no arrests have been made. a five—year—old girl has suffered "significant" facial injuries after being attacked by a dog outside a corner shop. the attack happened in norton in stockton—on—tees, on saturday evening. cleveland police said the child has been hospitalised for treatment and a dog had been seized. a force spokesman said the owner of the dog remained at the scene after the attack. scotland's biggest teaching union says new recruits are leaving the profession because they are not being offered secure jobs. the educational institute of scotland said many newly—qualified staff were only being given short contracts. it urged the scottish government to increase councilfunding to pay for more permanentjobs. the scottish government says it's taking "strong action" you're live with bbc news. details of thousands of police officers serving in northern ireland — including their surnames and places of work — have fallen into the hands of dissident republican groups,

and in the past hour, police investigating a homophobic attack on two men outside a gay club in south londonder two hours before the victims were hurt. the men, in their 20s and 30s, were were stabbed in an unprovoked attack that is being treated as a hate crime. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. junior doctors in scotland have accepted a pay offer from the scottish government — ending the threat of further strike action. they'll receive a pay rise of 12.4%, backdated to april with yearly negotiations for the next three years. meanwhile in england, junior doctors remain in dispute with the westminster government. the cost of renting a home in the uk has hit its highest level since records began in 2016 — rising by an average of 5.3% in the year tojuly. prices have been pushed up as demand outstrips supply — with as many as 20 requests to view each available property, up from six in 2019. companies vying to buy the homeware chain wilko — which fell into administration last week — have until today to make an offer. wilko, wh

michael olise's move to chelsea looked like a done deal, but it turns out he'll be staying in south londonthe winger has signed a new four—year deal with crystal palace just two days on from chelsea reportedly activating olise's release clause of £35 million. the frenchmanjoined from reading on a five—year—deal in 2021, but was in chelsea's youth system before leaving aged 1a. meanwhile, arsenal manager mikel arteta insists he doesn't have a number—one goalkeeper for the new season. aaron ramsdale has been the club's first choice, but they signed david raya from brentford this week on a season—long loan. is there a number one? in any position. _ is there a number one? in any position. n0- _ is there a number one? in any position, no. nine, _ is there a number one? in any position, no. nine, seven, - is there a number one? in any position, no. nine, seven, 11,| is there a number one? in any - position, no. nine, seven, 11, six, goalkeeper, no, there is not. and bayern munich head coach thomas tuchel has been singing the praises of harry kane ahead of his bundesliga debut this weekend. the g

after being stabbed in what the metropolitan police describe as a homophobic attack outside a south londonde the two brewers in clapham high street on sunday night. robin brantjoins me from clapham. robin, what more do we know? i have been watching a trickle of people going into the two brewers tonight, some being searched as they go in and there was heightened security presence at the door and a heightened police presence around as well. it is nowhere near as busy as it was 2a hours ago when the attack happened. those two men were standing outside when they were approached by a man in a mask with a knife, they were stabbed and police believe they were targeted in what they describe as a homophobic attack. what the metropolitan police is doing tonight is two things, firstly trying to find a man and to prevent a potential repeat attack but secondly, and of equal importance, is trying to reassure people living here, particular members of the gay community and more broadly the lgbtq+ community, that they are taking this very seriously. the london met said it can't describe it as appalling, sa

this was a reaction of the fans in croydon, south london, as england scored.gland, how are the fans feeling?— an amazing start for england, how are the fans feeling? pretty good so far, it onl are the fans feeling? pretty good so far. it only took— are the fans feeling? pretty good so far, it only took four _ are the fans feeling? pretty good so far, it only took four minutes - are the fans feeling? pretty good so far, it only took four minutes for- far, it only took four minutes for england to take the lead and that means as it stands they will be going through as group winners. denmark have also scored, at meaning they will go through second. i am in croydon and this is not the usual find that park experience that you might see at the men's world cup. there are games for the kids, free back massages taking place, a dedicated arts and crafts table and also hundreds and hundreds of england fans who have been enjoying quite a good game so far. i will go and say hi to a couple, if i can interrupt you. you first, how are you feeling about this so far? it could no

it was expanded in 2021 up to london's north and south circular roads. day for driving a vehicle in the zone if it doesn't meet certain emissions standards, so older, more polluting cars. people who live in london — but not those visiting — can get money for scrapping their non—compliant vehicle and getting a new one. for cars, grants are up to £2,000. there's more for vans and minibuses. the mayor of london sadiq khan says £160 million is available for the scheme. 13,000 applications have been approved. the london mayor says ulez is meant to improve air quality and reduce health problems. but there has been substantial opposition to the expansion across greater london — five conservative—led councils lost a legal challenge. sutton was not among them, but they say they have no tube and a high number of people driving to work. i'm joined now by councillor ruth dombey. the scheme is meant to improve the air quality that will benefit the people you represent. why are you so strongly opposed to it? there people you represent. why are you so strongly opposed

. _ and joe inwood is also watching the match with england supporters at a fanzone in south london —ults, the goals we have seen so far have gone down very well in croydon. not everybody is watching the football, some people are doing arts and crafts, others people getting a massage or taking part in a game of skill. forthe massage or taking part in a game of skill. for the most part, hundreds of people enjoying an absolutely scintillating first half. i am joined by a couple of the fans. what have you made of it so far? it’s have you made of it so far? it's been absolutely incredible. what a turnout _ been absolutely incredible. what a turnout from the lionesses, we are super— turnout from the lionesses, we are super excited to be here.— super excited to be here. robert, ou are a super excited to be here. robert, you are a coach, _ super excited to be here. robert, you are a coach, how— super excited to be here. robert, you are a coach, how have - super excited to be here. robert, you are a coach, how have you i super excited to be here. robert, i you are a coach, how have you judge