leicester's scheduled efl cup match with southampton tonight has been postponed.for the club's leadership an idea on who will take charge will soon be apparent. former striker gary lineker has been telling the bbc about what the club might do next. well, obviously it's so early after the tragedy to know what this means for leicester city as a football club. i think, first and foremost, i'm sure the board and the supporters

areej, ahmed and ali made friends in southampton.ther with her eight—year—old son. no parent wants to be separated from her child, and areej has heard a lot of people say no to her in the last few weeks, not in a mean way but no, there's no future treatment, no you can't go back to iraq. the family have nothing but praise for the treatment and cad they've had from southampton general hospital. if areej isn't able to go back to iraq, she faces going into a hospice this weekend. the family hope that they are successful so this family can be together in her dying days. i want to see my son before i die. growing demand for cheap food is being linked to a huge loss of wildlife and deforestation across the planet according to the world wide fund for nature. one such place is the vast cerrado savannah in brazil. deforestation there is being partly blamed on soybean production intended for global consumption. britain imports over 75% of soybeans it uses from around the world. it's mainly fed to animals providing our chicken, pork, milk, chee

on the president bush student union of southampton university because of the calling for the removal of a world war one memorial as it depicts the only. welcome to the program here on r.t. international for this stuff that i was just off the one pm now here in moscow. the u.s. justice department has fifty six year old. is the man in custody in connect. and with the recent wave of mail bombs targeting senior political figures officials say they identified his fingerprints and d.n.a. from one of the envelopes he allegedly sent to the media has been stressing all the while the suspects strong support for the whole trial. this is the face police have tied to the anonymous explosive devices mailed this week to prominent democrats and apparently mad bomber has been targeting president trump's favorite targets for his invective cesar say cold ng sign this is c.n.n. socks as well as a lot of other nonsense and there he is at a trump rally and the fifty six year old florida resident today was arrested and charged with sending a series of explosive devices on it so look at what we know so far

however he then missed in the shoot out and it was c dric soares who won it for southampton.in the next round leeds have gone back to the top of the championship following a 1—0 victory at hull. middlesbrough are second on goal difference after they beat ipswich 2—0 at portman road. tony pulis's side took the lead in the 12th minute when mo besic netted here at the second attempt. and it was two a few minutes later when stewart downing cut inside to double their lead. ipswich remain as the only team in the championship yet to win a game this season. well there were seven games in the championship tonight. and i'll draw your attention to aston villa's game against bottom side preston. villa were 2—0 up before preston hit back to lead 3—2. a stoppage time equaliser came for the hosts through yannick bolassie — and then, more drama glenn whelan missed a last—minute penalty for villa to win. matt hampson was 20 years old — on the verge of a glittering international rugby career — when a scrum collapsed on him and left him paralysed below the neck. what he described as a freak acc

any idea when red falcon, or another red funnel ferry will take people back to southampton? up meaning that it will go across to southampton empty. the red funnel company have got another ferry ready to come in now and they will start the run with the other two, i believe. that was a representative from the coastguard. the headlines on bbc news: the uk, france and germany have issued a joint statement condemning the death of the journalist jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul ‘in the strongest possible terms. the brexit secretary dominic raab says the uk could agree to extend the brexit transition period by about three months — but only if the eu drops its demand for a northern ireland ‘backstop' the coastguard says that everyone has been accounted for, after an isle of wight car ferry hit at least two yachts while trying to dock at cowes in heavy fog. let's ta ke let's take a look at the sport now. all the latest from today's football in just a moment but in the next few hours it's the start of the us grand prix in austin, texas. lewis hamilton is on pole

but tonight's efl cup match against southampton tonight has been postponed.ourth round of the efl cup. bournemouth are hosting championship side norwich city at dean court. while league 0ne's burton albion are in the fourth round for the first time. they are up against four—time winners nottingham forest. both matches the goal is with around half an hour played. chelsea coach marco ianni has been fined £6000 after he admitted an fa improper conduct charge. ?the punishment is a result of his celebrations after ross barkley‘s equaliser against manchester united earlier this month, which sparked a scuffle between players and staff of both teams. ianni and manager maurizio sarri apologised to united boss jose mourinho after the game. england midfielder dele alli has signed a new deal to stay at tottenham until 2024. he's the latest player to commit his future to the club, after star striker harry kane, son heung—min and eric dier. alli has scored 48 goals in 153 appearances for tottenham since moving from mk donsjust over three years ago. wayne rooney says he's e

in the first world war he is an essential can a follow up on the story here at the university of southampton a student union president has caused a lot of outrage after she demanded a world war one memorial new movie scrapped the reason it features only white men mark my words we had taken downs a mural white man in a unit senator room even if i have to paint or it myself the problem is it's not just a random white man on the mural the image was painted in one thousand sixteen and is known to students who fought and died in the first world war without being able to complete their degrees so this remark to get rid of that mural drew a lot of criticism including from a descendant of the artist the sentiment behind the painting is wonderful it's awful to see women like this browsing off on twitter about something is idiotic is that this means that real issues then don't get discussed. i hope she will reflect on what she has said and realize it has been conducted in poor taste those who know the history of our island are fully aware of and appreciate the involvement of black and asian soldiers a

by the students union president regarding the rothstein muro are not shared by the university of southampton we have very proud to display the miro which serves as a memorial to all members of british universities who served in the great war this is far from the first time you can universities have been rocked with similar scandals or what i. i i. despite an apology from the woman at the center of the controversy a petition to remove her from the post of student union president has been quickly gathering supporters let's find out exactly what students at the university make of it all and we disagree with. all of our opinions there are people who are very enraged because it's like you're touching because you're something i narrated you were writing. and you were writing is sorry you're literally blaming these people died for your country and they couldn't get the degree you have the pleasure to be together they couldn't something real real and that's real i think history is something we kind of have to accept it rewriting it's not the right way that's denying i history like you can accept tha

we are trying to find out what people expect of global britain and what better place to go than southamptone who are fundamentally involved in the international world, in the world beyond our borders, and hear what they want the government to be delivering? what they want and expect from the united kingdom over the next decade or two, because actually global britain could mean many different things. it could mean this tension of services, investing in certain regions, partnering bilaterally with certain countries and we would lately like to hear what people expect. tom tugendhat. the parents of young people who have been brutally murdered on the streets of britain's towns and cities have been giving evidence to mps. the home affairs committee has been looking into serious violence. yvonne lawson's 17—year—old son godwin was walking in a north london st one evening with a group of friends. they came across a gang, one of whom had a knife. a fight broke out between the two groups. when they saw godwin‘s group, four boys got out of the car, started chasing his group. one of them had a knife. h

chelsea were top for the same amount of time after thei 3—nil win over southampton.rd was the main man once again. he got cheslea's first for his seventh of the campaign. ross barkley added their second, in the same week he earned a re—call to the england squad. alvaro morata got a late third for maurizio sarri's side, who remain unbeaten so far this season. rangers have ended hearts‘ unbeaten start to the scottish premiership season. steven gerrard's side beat the league leaders 3—1 at ibrox. celtic meanwhile were 6—0 winners at stjohnstone. despite their worst start to a season in 20 years, they took a 5—0 lead by half time. four of their goals coming from wingerjames forrest in just 30 first half minutes, odsonne edouard and callum mcgregor with the other two. celtic are now up to third place in the table. mo farah has won the chicago marathon and broken the european record. as well as his own british record in the process. farah crossed the line after two hours, five minutes and 11 seconds despite far from perfect conditions. it's his first victory in only his th

"global britain", their tour has taken in birmingham and saint andrews, and now, the next stop, southamptone chair why? let's be honest, nobody understands global britain because it is just a slogan, so we're trying to put meat on the bone and we are trying to find out what people expect of global britain and what better place to go than southampton and talk to people who are fundamentally involved in the international world, in the world beyond our borders, and hear what they want the government to be delivering, what they want and expect from the united kingdom over the next decade or two, because actually global britain could mean many different things. it could mean an extension of services, it could mean investing in certain regions, partnering bilaterally it could mean an extension of services, it could mean investing in certain regions, partnering bilaterally with certain countries and we would really like to hear what people expect. tom tugendhat. the parents of young people who have been brutally murdered on the streets of britain's towns and cities have been giving evidence to mps

professor steve darby there of the university of southampton. the implications of trying to limit global warming in the way vietnam and other countries want. we'll see if that is going to be possible. three decades after the nuclear disaster at chernobyl in ukraine, a solar plant has been unvieled at the site. it's built just across from where the power station, now encased in a giant sarcophagus, caused the world's worst nuclear disaster. the solar plant is in a contaminated area, which is still unsuitable for people to live in and where visitors are accompanied by guides carrying radiation meters. nearly 4,000 panels produce energy to power 2,000 apartments. cameroon heads to the polls on sunday to elect a president. the central african nation faces immense challenges — unemployment, corruption, the fight against boko haram in its far north region. but it is the conflict in the anglophone regions that has emerged as the defining issue. the bbc‘s killian chimtom ngala reports from yaounde. there is excitement in the air. turnout at opposition r

professor steve darby there of the university of southampton. other countries want. we'll see if that is going to be possible. a man who tried to push two people onto the tracks on the london underground has been found guilty of attempted murder. paul crossley said he had chosen his victims at random and hadn't intended to kill them. richard lister‘s report contains some shocking images. watch the man in the mac, sir robert malpas, aged 90, and he never saw this coming. sir robert is badly hurt. commuters try to raise the alarm. eventually one of them pulls him to safety. a little earlier, another attack at another station. tobias french just avoids the train pulling in, but his assailant escapes. when passengers finally grabbed paul crossley, he said he knew what he had done was wrong. he told the court he'd had an allergic reaction to his schizophrenia medication. this was a most shocking incident and the victims in this case were extremely lucky to have survived. this could easily have been a double murder investigation. and more victims. cro

professor steve darby there of the university of southampton.he implications of trying to limit global warming in the way vietnam and other countries want. we'll see if that is going to be possible. cameroon heads to the polls on sunday to elect a president. the central african nation faces immense challenges — unemployment, corruption, the fight against boko haram in its far north region. but it is the conflict in the anglophone regions that has emerged as the defining issue. bbc‘s killian chimtom ngala reports from yaounde. there is excitement in the air. turnout at opposition rallies is reminiscent of the 1992 election, cameron's first after it legalise multiparty politics. the president is seeking his seventh term in office. he has hit the campaign trailjust once in the north region. he has been in power since 1982, before many of these use were even born. the president faces eight opponents, at several of them in their first opponents, at several of them in theirfirst bid, including the ex— vice president. talk of the anglophone crisis is n

professor steve darby there of the university of southampton.g into the implications of trying to limit global warming in the way vietnam and other countries want. we'll see if that is going to be possible. three decades after the nuclear disaster at chernobyl in ukraine, a solar plant has been unvieled at the site. it's built just across from where the power station, now encased in a giant sarcophagus, caused the world's worst nuclear disaster. the solar plant is in a contaminated area, which remains largely uninhabitable and where visitors are accompanied by guides carrying radiation meters. nearly liooo panels produce energy to power two—thousand apartments. lizzie has all the sport. thanks. we're starting with the game of the weekend in the premier league, liverpool against manchester city on sunday, joint top of the table, both teams unbeaten with six wins from their first seven matches. it is city's first return to anfield since they're rather hostile champions league tie in april, the city bus was pelted with objects on arrival at the sta

it came in from southampton into cowes and seems to have ended up in the wrong place, near east cowesf hundred yards off the beach. there we re hundred yards off the beach. there were about 56 people on board, and as it came in, it came in to wear a lot of yachts on board. it seems that it has hit a couple of yachts. one of them, i can seejust that it has hit a couple of yachts. one of them, i can see just the mast from the water. there may be injuries because people reported hearing cries from the water. lifeboats from around the island have attended and coastguard from around the island. a tug boat has been deployed and has pulled the ferry off the sandbank into the port, where the people who have been there since 7am have been able to get up and the captain said they will be off in about five or ten minutes. the queues for the ferries that go hourly are of course quite long, east cowes is pretty blocked up. there seems to be a search and rescue operation going on. the fog has lifted, it is still out across the silent but is lifting now. ships returning to normality but the yachts t

goalless between southampton and newcastle. ina between southampton and newcastle.premiership kilmarnock have lea pfrogged celtic in a scottish premiership kilmarnock have leapfrogged celtic into second, they drew 1—1 with hamilton. one is a result, stjohnstone beating st mirren 2—0. lewis hamilton has missed out on pole position at the mexican grand prix on the weekend where he could seal the formula one drivers championship. he was third overall behind the red bull perov max verstappen and daniel ricardo, who claimed pole in the final qualifying session. the briton had already said the red bull car seemed out of reach miss mexico track. his championship rivals sebastian vettel will star behind hamilton in force, the mercedes driver has to finish seventh or better to he wins the title. a stunning late try from debutant oliver gildart sealed an 18-16 debutant oliver gildart sealed an 18—16 win for england's rugby league players in their first autumn test with new zealand. this was the first of the three match series. england went 1—0 of the three match series. engla

in southampton. good morning. good morning.s on what the health secretary will announce today? i think this pot he's got this the wrong way round because if you live in wales or scotla nd because if you live in wales or scotland you can't commit any prescription for because you get your prescriptions free. instead of penalising people who make an honest mistake about medicines, maybe we should think about prescriptions being free for all, and then we look at what you can get on prescription. then the same amount of money could be sold without people feeling guilty. pharmacists are there to help people get their medicines, they are not there to police the welfare benefits systems on behalf of the government. but it is people defrauding the system who are responsible, surely you would want to clamp down on that? it's a relatively small problem, as suspects. in the middle of this you will have a lot of innocent bystanders. for example, you are a diabetic and entitled to have your prescriptions free but they renewed every three yea

professor steve darby there of the university of southampton.ooking into the implications of trying to limit global warming in the way vietnam and other countries want. we'll see if that is going to be possible. david shukman there in vietnam. this year's nobel peace prize has been jointly awarded to two campaigners against the use of rape as a weapon of war. the nobel committee said the congolese gynaecologist denis mukwege, and the yazidi human rights activist nadia murad, had made a "critical contribution" to the fight against sexual violence in conflicts. french police are investigating the disappearance of the head of the international police organisation, interpol. the family of meng hongwei, seen here on the left, say they have not heard from him since he left to travel to china a week ago. mr meng became the first chinese national to head interpol when he was elected in 2016. some of britain's leading fashion retailers are being asked by mps to explain what they're doing to reduce the environmental and social impact of their clothes and

it was the 7:30am from southampton coming into east cowes.off from east cowes towards the esplanade and landed up on a sandbank in low tide inside the sea wall and the sandbank where it was stranded. there were reports it hit a couple of yachts as it came in and reports of cries and shouts for help. after extensive search by the coastguard and the lifeboats, it seems they might have been people trying to alert authorities that something had happened. they have called off the search at the moment. the falcon was refloated by a tug boat and brought into port at east cowes. they are still meeting with the coastguard and the police and the coastguard and the police and the ferry authorities to see what they are going to do. i've heard they are going to do. i've heard they will probably take it out of port empty and try and bring in another boat to deal with all the people waiting here now to cross. that's not been confirmed if there will be any further crossings as far asi will be any further crossings as far as i know. presumably people you've b

chelsea sits between liverpool and manchester city on goal difference after their 3— melbourne at southamptonk he earned a re—call to the england squad. alvaro morata got a late third for maurizio sarri's side, who remain unbeaten so far this season. for a while today, arsenal were the closest team to liverpool and manchester city after recording another victory in a winning run that's their best for three and a half years. got there first and second and then arsenal pulled away with aaron ramsey's clever flick the pick of the goals. he had just come on 38 seconds previously. pierre also made an impact from the bench, getting goals for mac and five, who went for a maintain in all competitions. —— in ninth game. rangers have ended hearts‘ unbeaten start to the scottish premiership season. steven gerrard's side beat the league leaders 3—1 at ibrox. celtic, meanwhile, were 6—0 winners at stjohnstone. despite their worst start to a season in 20 years, they took a 5—0 lead by half time. four of their goals coming from winger james forrest in just 30 first half minutes. 0dsonne edouard and callum m

holders manchester city or fulham will go to leicester or southampton.uth and middlesbrough take on league one side burton albion. hibs manager neil lennon was struck in the face by an object thrown from the crowd as they faced hearts in a ferocious edinburgh derby. the game ended goalless, and that incident happened as hearts had what would have been a stoppage—time winner disallowed. elsewhere, celtic cut the gap to four points to hearts at the top of the scottish premiership after their five nil win at dundee. nick parrott has the details. derby starts patent to be feisty affairs but there could be written or cautions by what happened at tynecastle. neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns tynecastle. neil lennon goaded hearts fans after a late goal was disallowed and then was hit by a coin. he wasn't down for long and appear to be fine afterwards but it could've been more serious. it wasn't the only incident involving fans. hearts's goalkeeper also went down after trying to retrieve the ball in the second half. he didn't need treatment and was soon back on hi

southampton are through to the last 16 of the english league cup after needing penalties to beat evertonmatch. the match at goodison park finished 1—1 after 90 minutes with theo walcott grabbing the equaliser against his former club to cancel out danny ings's first half effort. but cedric soares scored the winning spot—kick in a 4—3 shootout victory and they'll travel to leicester city looking for a place in the quarter—finals. us open champion naomi osaka has stormed into the last 16 of the china open. she beat the unseeded american, danielle collins in just 53 minutes. she's in the form of her life and is already assured of a spot at the season—ending wta finals. elsewhere it was a good day for sloane stephens, but one to forget forjelena ostapenko. jim lumsden reports. ‘s sloane stephens record at the china open isn't great. in beating her opponent in straight sets, she moved into the last 16 and completed her first consecutive victory in beijing for five years its top issues also on course to play in the wta finals, has a little bit more work to do to guarantee a place. angelique ker

she came to southampton with her husband and son. to travel. she does billy wants to go back to iraq to see her eight—year—old son. —— she desperately wants. i spent the morning with her at the university of southampton and this is what she told me. my husband has to go back because he finished his study and he cannot stay here. they will not allow him, so i have to go back because no one will be in with me. —— here with me. i don't want to die now before i see my son here and be with him here. there is a big fund—raising effort to try and get her home. there is. it was humbling to meet her. they made lots of friends during our time here. the parents made friends, like many parents right around the country, parents on the school gates. a group of them have got together to try to raise much needed money for an together to try to raise much needed moneyforan air together to try to raise much needed money for an air ambulance to take her back from southampton airport to baghdad. it costs around £60,000. they have launched a go fund me p

professor steve darby there of the university of southampton.ietnam and other countries want. we'll see if that is going to be possible. the winner of the royal institute of british architects' most prestigious award, the riba stirling prize, will be announced next week. the nominations for britain's best new building include a student housing development, a cemetery, and a nursery school. we're profiling each building on the shortlist — today it's the turn of chadwick hall at the university of roehampton in london. designed by henley halebrown, it comprises three new buildings providing, they say, high—quality student housing on a modest budget. we identified the need, as a campus university, to provide as much residential accommodation for students as possible. the client really wanted as many rooms as they could get on what was a very controversial site, historic landscape, listed buildings and to do that in the least controversial way. the project consists of 210 bedrooms in three buildings in the grounds of a grade ii—listed house. the buil

leicester's league cup match against southampton tonight was postponed, with the city instead spendingpaying their respects to the man who helped bring them so much success. victoria hicks reports: words of sympathy and banks as people sign the books of condolence at the king power stadium. it's five minutes past six, i wanted to be the first person to sign the book because he has done so much for the youngsters here. i came down this morning, 6am start, it'sjust a connection really between our foot ball clu b connection really between our football club will we support liverpool and a heart warming connection there. what he did for the hospitals is absolutely amazing, putting flowers down for my family and my brother and sister we are lifelong city fans. just feel the need to say thank you. a minutes silence is held this morning at leicester university. on the vice chancellor pays tribute. it's impossible to overestimate the impact that leicester city have had on our city. after a minutes silence, students signed the book of condolence. about 30 of us this morning we gathered at king p

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it is up around southampton, new york, nantucket, boston. still flooding potential out of this. 2.5 billion people affected in the areas in green. ever wonder what happens when they move away? it pulls away from canada tomorrow morning and heads over to the bay with 40-mile-per-hour winds. it will go to europe and bring more rain to portugal, spain, and france into the weekend. as far as our weather, starting off in the 40s and 50s. noon time temperatures the same as our highs yesterday. so 60s, 70s and 80s. more on that coming up. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. looking live at walnut creek. we are hoping this is going to be a friday light drive. that is the case right now on 680 around north main street. no issues to report in that area. a lot of green on our traffic maps. a little bit of slowing on 101, southbound, between willow road and university. a full closure was scheduled until 4:30. it looks like they are wrapping that up. we are seeing a little slowdown in the area. northbound side, two lanes blocked. next traffic update 4

after that game chelsea are at southampton looking to extend their unbeaten run this season — and speakingen, it's manchester city away to anfield at a50. liverpool beat the champions three times last season and jurgen klopp is also the only manager who has a positive head—to—head record against pep guardiola. in the scottish premiership rangers host top of the table hearts, while celtic will be hoping to bounce back from their europa league defeat when they travel to stjohnstone. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the travel show. this week we are in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia. full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. grunts. it feels good to make the sound, but i don't know what they are saying. woo! this is a

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tonight, the ferry has been back to southampton, ready for a full inspection.r at the bbc sport centre. i'll have the latest from today's football in a moment, but injust over an hour, lewis hamilton races at the the us grand prix in texas. he has run away with the championship this year, and with three races to spare, he can win his fifth formula one title if he finishes far enough ahead of his nearest rival, sebastian vettel. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. if someone is going to stop lewis hamilton, they will have to do it the hard way. hamilton did all he could in qualification, ensuring he'll start from pole position on a circuit where he has dominated races in the past. hamilton is back on pole again. that all sounds good, gets better. sebastian vettel‘s ferrari was fast, but he has been demoted to fifth on the grid because he broke some rules in practice. remember, if hamilton wins, vettel will have to come second to deny him the title today. hamilton seems relaxed. well, he has been here before. i have been racing forever, and the races jus

straw at liverpool city on liverpool have been joined at the top by chelsea who had a big win at southampton also a big victory for arsenal they beat fullam five one. last year we've moved up to third in the italian saria the romans are hosting fiorentina who are pushing to go second behind leaned leaders event says but see no mobile a put paid to that one though a final score lots are still nine points behind you've either. khana mcgregor says he wants a rematch after losing to come. in a dramatic night in the u.f.c. could be stripped of the lightweight title after causing a mass brawl immediately afterwards david stocks has the story i was supposed to be the greatest night in u.f.c. history but turned into one of the ugliest seconds after beating khana mcgregor had be. let out of the cage and then into the last vegas crowd. i the russian fighter was trying to get to one of the greatest sparring partners and in doing so started a riot while that brawl unfolded outside the octagon another one began inside it as two men from habib's camp attacked the defeated mcgregor. i both fighters were ev