now it's back to nigel in southampton southampton . southampton southampton. good evening .'re here live in good evening. we're here live in south hams and of course, the city that is the birthplace of our current prime minister. who knows how long one will last ? knows how long one will last? why do we choose tonight for southampton to react to the budget? well i'll tell you why. very simple . this city has , the very simple. this city has, the highest number of small independent businesses per capha. independent businesses per capita . any city in the united capita. any city in the united kingdom. the private sector here is busy. is active. also since 2019, samantha taken a much bigger hit than cities. living standards . before the recession standards. before the recession begins have fallen by 6. you see, the point is, folks , if see, the point is, folks, if you're in the public sector , if you're in the public sector, if you're in the public sector, if you're in the civil service , you you're in the civil service, you haven't actually paid anything for the pandemic. but

now it's back to nigel in southampton southampton . southampton southampton. good evening .'re here live in good evening. we're here live in south hams and of course, the city that is the birthplace of our current prime minister. who knows how long one will last ? knows how long one will last? why do we choose tonight for southampton to react to the budget? well i'll tell you why. very simple . this city has , the very simple. this city has, the highest number of small independent businesses per capha. independent businesses per capita . any city in the united capita. any city in the united kingdom. the private sector here is busy. is active. also since 2019, samantha taken a much bigger hit than cities. living standards . before the recession standards. before the recession begins have fallen by 6. you see, the point is, folks , if see, the point is, folks, if you're in the public sector , if you're in the public sector, if you're in the public sector, if you're in the civil service , you you're in the civil service, you haven't actually paid anything for the pandemic. but

southampton have named nathan _ agree with 1920 of them.es _ agree with 1920 of them. southampton have named nathan jones as _ agree with 1920 of them. southampton have named nathan jones as their - agree with 1920 of them. southampton have named nathan jones as their new| have named nathanjones as their new manager and he leaves championship side luton to take over southampton who are in the premier league relegation zone. johnson said a lot of his family are southampton fans and he knows a lot about the club. his first match in charge will be at liverpool on saturday. speaking of managerial casualties, wigan athletic have sacked liam richardson following their recent poor run of form. he led them to the ligue one title last season and he has only just signed and three deal last month. they have since lost six of the past seven games. rob kelly has been placed in caretaker charge. we do have some sad news to bring you this lunchtime. 0ne do have some sad news to bring you this lunchtime. one of northern ireland's most successful motorcycli

this is gb news now it's back to michelle in southampton southampton . southampton. for that. thomson well, as i was , i am here in as i was, i am here in southampton and live with you right through 7:00 this evening, keeping me company is my panel. the policy , laurie laban and the policy, laurie laban and emily carver, who is the head of media at the institute of economic affairs . and yes you economic affairs. and yes you might have noticed , i have might have noticed, i have a wonderful studio audience today. we do love it when we're out and i am with the good people of and i'll be getting their thoughts as well. let me start with my panel briefly. this whole kind of budget, autumn statement, whatever we want to call it. your summary on the whole thing , laurie. and by the way, in case you're wondering, we're going to play it tonight. we're going to play it tonight. we're going into of it going to get into of it specifically taxes, the pensions all of it in the next hour. specifically taxes, the pensions all of it in the next hour . give all of it in the next hou

southampton had sacked their manager following the defeat to newcastle.ampton have sacked their manager ralph hasenhuttl following yesterday's 4—1 league home defeat to newcastle. he leaves with the club third from bottom in the table with just 12 points after 1a games and only one win from their last nine. scoring goals has been a problem for the saints and after their loss to newcastle, before his departure, hassenhuttl bemoaned his players wasting opportunities. the draw for the last 16 of the champions league has taken place in the last hour with four english teams learning their fate. liverpool, who were in as one of the unseeded teams, drew real madrid in a repeat of last year's final. manchester city will face rb leipzig. tottenham take on ac milan and chelsea will come up against borrussia dortmund, as they all look to reach the quarterfinals. so here's a check on the draw in full. away from the english teams, bruges play benfica, eintracht frankfurt take on napoli, interface porto and paris st germain play bayern munich. the first legs of those t

they thrashed southampton 4—1 at st mary's — miguel amiron with the opener.willock made it 3—0. southampton did get one back — but bruno guimaras rounded off the victory in stoppage time. and there was late drama at the london stadium — as michael 0lise scored a 94th minute winner to snatch victory for crystal palace — as they beat west ham 2—1. the victory is palace's first away win of the season — and moves them into the top half. the pressure continues to mount on rangers manager giovanni van bronckhorst — as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. that's after they were beaten 2—1 by stjohnstone — james brown with a stunning strike to put the home side ahead. stjohnstone then doubled their lead through nicky clark. rangers got one back late on — but it wasn't enough. it's the first time stjohnstone have beaten rangers in nearly five years. hearts beat motherwell 3—2 in the other game. arsenal have gone three points clear at the top of the wsl. winning a—nil at leicester. frida maanum put the gunners ahead after 13 minutes

they thrashed southampton 4—1 at st mary's — miguel amiron with the opener.t 3—0. southampton did get one back — but bruno guimaras rounded off the victory in stoppage time. we had a tough game, seven shots and we had 16, i7 we had a tough game, seven shots and we had 16, 17 on target and scored one and can take it. clinical and the right moments and i cannot say replay the bed game, but we have to win and that's the reason why we are in the line—up. and there was late drama at the london stadium — as michael 0lise scored a 94th minute winner to snatch victory for crystal palace — as they beat west ham 2—1. the victory is palace's first away win of the season — and moves them into the top half. the pressure continues to mount on rangers manager giovanni van bronckhorst — as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. that's after they were beaten 2—1 by stjohnstone — james brown with a stunning strike to put the home side ahead. stjohnstone then doubled their lead through nicky clark. rangers got one back late on — but it wasn't

ithink— southampton when he was a young lad. i think he _ southampton when he was a young lad.gold — would definitely be dawned in blue and gold. find would definitely be dawned in blue and old. �* ., ., and gold. and other win will have them jumping — and gold. and other win will have them jumping - _ and gold. and other win will have themjumping - no. _ and gold. and other win will have themjumping - no, dancing - and gold. and other win will have themjumping - no, dancing for. and gold. and other win will have i themjumping - no, dancing forjoy. themjumping — no, dancing forjoy. strictly or non—league football? i know it when i would choose, it's football. let's return to the world cup, not long now before england kick—off against the usa. thousands will be at the match, but millions will be watching back here — either at home or at pubs and clubs around the country. our correspondent danjohnson is in stourbridge with some supporters in position, and they will be cheering one england player on more than the others. 0h oh yeah, forsure. oh yeah, for sure. this is billing on's

and that is we did live show of ours at large last in southampton southampton has more small businessesny other city, the uk. i cannot tell you the palpable anger in that room that a concert would have chancellor puts up corporation tax puts up dividend tax a will not rethink you know really crushing i'll 35 rules the not at all other than paying for a massive bill from the covid crisis aren't they've got to do something you've got to give them a bit of a there was real concern week no question david jones iag supporter he was saying you know how can we no longer how can vote for longer work out how can vote for some of these measures? it's quite a big deal to vote down finance measures. and will finance measures. and you will there a finance bill there should be a finance bill coming autumn coming from the autumn statement. that's statement. but whether that's that's i that's something a rebellion, i don't wait to. but don't know yet. we wait to. but i it did feel on i think it did feel on conservative liberal on these policies because the are there's definitely concern and 55 days bef

and that is we did live show of ours at large last in southampton southampton has more small businessesny other city, the uk. i cannot tell you the palpable anger in that room that a concert would have chancellor puts up corporation tax puts up dividend tax a will not rethink you know really crushing i'll 35 rules the not at all other than paying for a massive bill from the covid crisis aren't they've got to do something you've got to give them a bit of a there was real concern week no question david jones iag supporter he was saying you know how can we no longer how can vote for longer work out how can vote for some of these measures? it's quite a big deal to vote down finance measures. and will finance measures. and you will there a finance bill there should be a finance bill coming autumn coming from the autumn statement. that's statement. but whether that's that's i that's something a rebellion, i don't wait to. but don't know yet. we wait to. but i it did feel on i think it did feel on conservative liberal on these policies because the are there's definitely concern and 55 days bef

we've heard from the new southampton manager nathanjones today. be able to get behind british pair lilah fear and lewis gibson. they are are ranked number one in the world with every chance that they could win the country's first figure skating gold at a major tournament since torvill and dean back in 198a. we are so beyond excited, we have been counting down the days until we can come back to the uk and this is an experience we have never had before skating in front of a home crowd at a grand prix and we are so ready. it crowd at a grand prix and we are so read . , ., ., . ., ready. it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. _ ready. it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. we _ ready. it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, we never— ready. it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, we never thought i ready. it is a once-in-a-lifetime i opportunity, we never thought we would _ opportunity, we never thought we would be — opportunity, we never thought we would be able to can be in the uk at a grand— would be able to can be in the uk at a grand prik— woul

southampton will talk to jones after luton's match at stoke tomorrow.eaves with the club third from bottom in the table with just 12 points after 1a games and only one win from their last nine. scoring goals has been a problem for the saints and after their loss to newcastle, before his departure, hassenhuttl bemoaned his players wasting opportunities. with one winds in nine winds, ralph hassell chill was always in a dire position at southampton. nathan jones is nathanjones is the man on their radar and they have been given permission to speak to him once luton have supplied their championship game at stoke on tuesday. england's cricketers are preparing to be without batsman dawid malan for their t20 world cup semi final against india on thursday. malan hurt his left groin during the sides win over sri lanka on saturday. all rounder moeen ali has been looking ahead to the match. they have played well against us but that will count for nothing, now counts, i think it is going to be a great game for us and that is what we want, we want one of those close,

we've been everywhere, from scotland to southampton. it's all right. — nicer place. always looks good when we do it. it always looks good. we make it look easy. but i don't let them bother you during the day when you're asleep. i need beauty sleep. i'm not like you — i need it. laughter when you're certainly on a night shift, when you're out on site monday to friday, working ten—hour shifts, you need that craic with your fellow colleague and you want to be enjoying your work. full ppe. you know that. ten out of ten. bang on, great stuff. sojust need to do a bit of noise monitoring up here, cos there's noisy works going on, so there's like residential houses up there. john's dead canny. he is very knowledgeable about health and safety, and then he comes to me for the environment advice. you can well imagine that people who are trying to sleep do not want them noisy works on the night shift on the roads waking them up. we've got values that we shouldn't be exceeding, and if we do exceed them, we've got to take action. so the sound here seems to be accept

he played for southampton. his entire professional in the nineties.nown to be a creative attacking midfielder, known the penalty to score superb goals . any clues? keep superb goals. any clues? keep guessing . stay tuned. he'll be guessing. stay tuned. he'll be live in the. that's along the. stay with me. so you got everything we're discussing you can email to give you gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. right. or tweet me at. gb news. right. let's get started . let's welcome let's get started. let's welcome to my panel. labour, formerly rampage, steven pound. and also political commentator albie amankona . thank you. thank you amankona. thank you. thank you both . coming in right after the both. coming in right after the fun. steven, nice to see you on the panel as lovely to see you. if i may say you're looking. oh, thank you. your eyes match what i. i saw. thank you. your eyes match what i. i saw . well, i can change my i. i saw. well, i can change my countries by. i think it says, steven, first of all, to come to you could labour and people look pa

joan says a lot of his family are southampton i a lot of his family are southampton fans and _ a lotliticians can show that we are human beings. so ijust thought it would be good to do that. and i can't help but think, he should be at work. - you know, ijust kind of, everyone was so nice to him and i was like, jesus, you know? but then, of course, what are we going to do? i don't want to spoil this experience for myself. the public have decided the person they want to see face tentacles of terror is... matt! matt, they all told you. see you at the trials area a little later on. it is shaping up to be a good one. we're joined now by tv critic scott bryan and dame esther rantzen, who took part in i'm a celebrity in 2008. good morning to you both. scott, let's start with you. it really is something, this series. quite the reaction from people when he arrived. i reaction from people when he arrived. .., reaction from people when he arrived. ., , ,. , arrived. i can only describe watching — arrived. i can only describe watching it _ arrived. i can only describe watching it live _ arrived.

in the other games, another big win for newcastle — this time over southampton.inner in injury time as crystal palace won at west ham. the last—i6 draw for the champions league gets under way in the coming hours in switzerland. the likes of holders real madrid — seen here — bayern munich, and manchester city will be seeded, while liverpool and paris saint—germain are two of the big—name unseeded teams. tennis now, and there's been a big shock at the paris masters, where danish teenager holger rune came from a set down to beat novak djokovic to the title. djokovic came into sunday's final having won 21 out of 22 matches since the start of wimbledon. but after a solid start, mistakes on some key points started to creep in. it's been an incredible week for rune — he beat five top—ten players in as many days. the 19—year—old is the youngest winner of the tournament since boris becker in 1986. it's a perfect way to, you know, finish this tournament, and i'm super proud of myself and ijust can't thank my team enough, and everybody who supported me throughout the week.

and nathanjones's first game in charge of southampton and that in defeat.s rugby league world cup final after beating england. and they did it in dramatic fashion. tommy makinson�*s penalty for england tied the match at 26—all at the emirates stadium in london. that meant the match went to a golden point and samoa's stephen crichton was the man who finally separated the two teams. his drop—goal meant that it will be his samoa side that meet australia in the world cup final next saturday. there was heartbreak for england's women at the rugby union world cup as they lost to new zealand in a nail—biting final — a repeat of the 2017 final. the match at eden park was watched by a record crowd of 42,500 where the red roses made a strong start and were leading at half time but at the final whistle the score was 34—31 to the defending champions. england saw out much of the match with ia players after losing wing lydia thompson for a high tackle in the 18th minute and new zealand used their advantage to win their sixth world cup. the ball came out, we knew ourjob bu

newcastle are added a second to their lead over southampton. chris wood made it 2—0 to them.rst, as they fell seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. that's after they were beaten 2—1 by stjohnstone — james brown with a stunning strike to put the home side ahead. stjohnstone then doubled their lead through nicky clark. rangers got one back late on, but it wasn't enough. it's the first time stjohnstone have beaten rangers since december 2017. wrexham are into the second round of the fa cup after a comfortable 3—0 win against fellow national league side old ham athletic. sam dalby gave the dragons the lead before a double from paul mullin, including this instinctive header from a throw in just after the hour mark, to round off an assured performance from phil parkinson's side. two other games today which you can follow on the bbc sport website. five matches in the wsl today, leaders arsenal are comfortably leading 4—0 at leicester. frida maanum put the gunners ahead after 13 minutes, caitlin foord and stephanie—elise catley added two more to put them 3—n

it's nathanjones' first game in charge of southampton, they're losing 3—1 at anfield against liverpoolrawing 2—2 with leeds, and leicester are leading at west ham 1—0 but concern for england in that one afterjames maddison was taken off with an injury. celtic could extend their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to nine points this afternoon — that's after rangers were held to a 1—1 draw at st mirren. the home side took the lead just after half—time from declan gallagher's long throwjonah ayunga scored at the second time of asking. rangers equalised with six minutes to go after ryan kent was brought down, captain james tavernier put away the resulting penalty. celtic are looking to stretch the lead but ross county are 1—0. kilmarnock have also taken the lead against hibernian. harriet dart levelled great britain's semifinal against australia at the billiejean king cup in glasgow. heather watson lost the opening singles, but british number two, dart, beat ajla tomljanovic in straight sets in under two hours to set up a doubles decider. it's great britain's first semifinal in th

southampton have named nathanjones as their new manager — he leaves luton, to take over at southamptonows a lot about the club. his first match in charge, will be at liverpool on saturday. now, england name their 26 man squad for the world cup this afternoon, and it's mounting injury concerns, that gareth southgate has to deal with — reece james is the latest defender to be ruled out..england legend alan shearer, says he's a bit worried. we should have enough to get out of the group, we should win the group with the ability we have in our squad. i don't see is going as far as we have done in the last two tournaments. i will be concerned about is defensively.— tournaments. i will be concerned about is defensively. where do you reckon they — about is defensively. where do you reckon they will _ about is defensively. where do you reckon they will get _ about is defensively. where do you reckon they will get to? _ about is defensively. where do you reckon they will get to? i _ about is defensively. where do you reckon they will get to? i would - about is defensively. where do you| reckon t

thank you, professor i racheljames from the university of southampton, thank you for your time.ries about ftx have caused huge problems for crypto investors recently, ftx is one of the biggest and has gone under despite attempts by another huge exchange, binance, to rescue it. i'm joined by the content manager of coin market cap. joining us from new york. the crypto market exchange, how do they work and why does this matter? ., how do they work and why does this matter? . . , , _ matter? there are cryptocurrency currencies — matter? there are cryptocurrency currencies that _ matter? there are cryptocurrency currencies that are _ matter? there are cryptocurrency currencies that are regulated, i matter? there are cryptocurrency. currencies that are regulated, they work like a bag, so if you want to get your $1, your one bitcoin out, you can get them out. there are other cryptocurrencies that are more decentralised, and they may be trading with your money. the issue with ftx is that people thought it had to be the first half but it was actually more like the second definition.— act

in the other games, another big win for newcastle, this time over southampton.liga after only managing a draw against espanyol. in the late game, real betis — in fourth — are currently winning1—0. in the rome derby lazio beat roma 1—0. the derby d'italia betweenjuventus and inter is still on going, so farjuve are winning1—0. and in the german bundesliga, union berlin missed the chance to go back to the top of the league. they were hammered 5—0 by bayer leverkusen. tennis now, and there's been a big shock at the paris masters where danish teenager holger rune came from a set down to beat novak djokovic to the title. djokovic came into sunday's final having won 21 out of 22 matches since the start of wimbledon. but after a solid start, mistakes on some key points started to creep in. it's been an incredible week for rune, who beat five top—10 players in as many days. the 19—year—old is the youngest winner of the tournament since boris becker in 1986. it's a perfect way to finish this tournament, and i'm super proud of myself. ijust don't tournament, and i'm super

southampton sack manager ralph hasenhuttel following yesterday's premier league defeat against newcastle left the club in the relegation zone. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the head of the united nations has warned the cop27 climate conference in egypt that nations must co—operate in the effort to reduce global emissions — or perish. antonio guterres decribed the progress made since last year's gathering in glasow as woeful. the prime minister rishi sunak is expected to warn world leaders later that it's essential that countries stick to the commitments made then — to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels. delegates have now agreed to discuss sending money to poorer nations to help them deal with climate—related losses. our climate editorjustin rowlatt reports from the conference. the world leaders swept into the conference centre in the egyptian desert this morning. among them the british prime minister, rishi sunak. there was a formal handshake with the un chief, all 120 world leaders at the talks get one. it marks the formal start

it's thursday night and this is at la ro from southampton in place. welcome your hottest night.joe farrow. yes, we're here it's farage 8 hours. we're in southampton the birthplace, of course, of our prime minister, because the budget today i want to find out for his audience what are they thinking about this cynical activist, delusional pessimist that we're going to get their reactions , going to get their reactions, lots of thought, loads of analysis . first, let's get the analysis. first, let's get the news with tamsin roberts

40% of my economy and effectively the island will just become a poorer suburb of portsmouth and southamptonuture for my folks. i think a of people might see that as a bit of a hyperbolic argument that in terms of what is actually being proposed . is actually being proposed. let's broaden this conversation out now because i'm also joined today on the program by ryan short. how's founder of the liberal conservative tank bright blue, who this week announced he's quitting the party because party is betraying millennials on issues like housing. what's your case. so actually, i'm down as the ceo of bright blue not necessarily quitting the tory party. part of the reason for thatis party. part of the reason for that is because i've been running it for eight years and you know, need extra time, fresh energy and leadership. by the way, i think that also applies to government and rishi sunak missed an opportunity bring in fresh talent ministers who are very into the cabinet and change the face of the party. but another reason is that i am quite disillusioned with the direction the conservative governm

oldest and still operating ground for playing this is located on the south coast of great britain in southamptonat this place was used for playing back in 1299 until the first half of the last century the games were played by specially trained young men, who were called pinboys, after which a special machine was invented, which we are used to seeing now. call this game your tower collapsed so i want to start with the team your opponents have. the right to ask me a leading question that can be cut off. this is where everything is unnecessary. was it mentioned. this is a game in alice in wonderland. let's remember, i understand what you are leading to. no, no, it wasn't. now you want to try right? the answer is to take a risk. yes you understand that in case your answer turns out to be? yeah, well, let it be golf, yes. what did you have to lift? let's look at the issue of inventory during the game, what these young pinboys were raising specially trained swords that hit the hole is a well -received golf response. quite logical. if not for our third round of questions that do not imply a quick answe

southampton have named nathanjones as their new manager.turday. speaking of managerial casualties, wigan athletic have sacked manager leam richardson following their recent poor run of form. richardson led them to the league one title last season and signed a new three year deal last month. but they've since lost six of their past seven games. assistant rob kelly has been placed in caretaker charge. the former england striker alan shearer says he's worried about gareth southgate's defensive options for the world cup. his comments come ahead of the squad announcement this afternoon. shearer says he can't see england going all the way. we should have enough to get out of the group, we should win the group with the ability that we have in our squad. i don't see us going as far as we have done in the last two tournaments. as i said, i would be concerned about us defensively. so, if not as far, can i push you, where do you reckon they'll go to? i think, if we can, i would say may be a quarterfinal. england fans won't like this either. spurs boss

chambers and is visiting professor at the research centre for international law and globalisaton at southampton? you're auoin to claims. why is it so slow? you're going to have _ claims. why is it so slow? you're going to have to _ claims. why is it so slow? you're going to have to ask— claims. why is it so slow? you're going to have to ask the - claims. why is it so slow? you're - going to have to ask the immigration officer and the home secretary. we know that there are currently 117,000 applications to be determined, and that there is an average of a80 days between registering asylum claim, to having the claim decided. for my own practice, i have been a practising in the field for over 20 years, but one of my clients had a delay of three years between registering his claim for asylum and getting an asylum interview, so what needs to be addressed is a severe backlog in relation to asylum claims, to make sure that those claims are determined, and therefore individuals are able to contribute to society. we know that the majority of those who come to the uk, 50% of those applicants are granted r

game in charge for nathan jones of that is the first game in charge for nathanjones of course of southamptonalless between newcastle and chelsea at the moment and then later on arsenal are going to play wolves in the late game. arsenal could go five points clear at the top of the table if they win, going into the break. celtic have extended their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to nine points — that's after rangers were held to a 1—1 draw at st mirren. the home side took the lead just after half time from declan gallagher's long throw — jonah ayunga scored at the second time of asking. rangers equalised with six minutes to go after ryan kent was brought down. captain james tavernier put away the resulting penalty. celtic beat ross county to strengthen their position at the top of the table. stjohnstone extended their unbeaten run to five games with a draw against motherwell. hibs' bad run of form continues, danny armstrong's penalty gave kilmarnock the win. and 10—man hearts snatched a draw with livingston. as a draw with livingston. you can see, in the game u way as you can see,

luton town have given permission for their manager nathanjones to talk to southampton about their managerial. england's physios are monitoring the injury over the next few days and spare batter phil salt is standing by. wales beat the usa 50 points to 32 in the wheelchair rugby league world cup in sheffield to keep their semi—final hopes alive. the welsh had to come from behind with some crunching tackles to keep the americans at bay, and they led by 30 points try their last of the match. wales have played one and lost one and they now face scotland on thursday afternoon. of their group games so far. players to come back into england's squad for wednesday's world cup game against papua new guinea. the former woman of steel is included along with caitlin beevers, grace field, amy hardcastle and zoe harris for their final group game. both england and papua new guinea are unbeaten in the tournament so far and have already secured their semi—final places. jamie george has been included in the england squad despite breaking his foot less than six weeks ago, as the team look to bounce back after d

southampton have named nathanjones as their new manager.dentjoe wilson. the adelaide oval is a striking example of modern cricket architecture. forsome example of modern cricket architecture. for some of the most celebrated modern critic is. india went expected to hit sixes, but they struggled. missing theirfastest bowler, england clung on to everything. rashid's catch to dismiss. they concluded their innings with belatedly some big hits adding up to 168. england's batters chasing the final under the most intense scrutiny, alex hales set the pace with his sixes and england never slowed. pace with his sixes and england neverslowed. butler pace with his sixes and england never slowed. butlerjoined in and england were playing a different game. the perfect game. they got to their victory total with a six. without losing a wicket, with four overs to spare. i without losing a wicket, with four overs to spare-— overs to spare. i think it is important _ overs to spare. i think it is important to _ overs to spare. i think it is important to enjoy -

we've heard from the new southampton manager nathanjones today.me for him, they play liverpool at anfield tomorrow, but then we have the 6 week break for the world cup, which he's now looking forward to. a week or two ago i was lambasted in the world cup because... piles massive pressures on clubs and it was unfair on players, from what i label some people in fifa, now they are actually genesis, it was brilliant, so i am so happy that someone has put a world cup in qatar in november will stop as i said,. will bayley is champion in table tennis again. he beat his opponent in straight sets. he tennis again. he beat his opponent in straight sets.— in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven _ in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven men's _ in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven men's singles. - in straight sets. he claimed gold ml the class seven men's singles. andy got his medal from the the class seven men's singles. andy got his medalfrom the ipc president. well done to will bayley. more on the website, building

southampton have named nathanjones as their new manager.nager leam richardson following their recent poor run of form. richardson led them to the league one title last season and signed a new three=year deal last month, but they've since lost six of their past seven games. some sad news to bring you this evening. one of northern ireland's most successful motorcyclists, keith farmer, has died aged 35. the four—time british champion retired from racing in september last year. the british superbike championship said it was saddened to hear of the passing of a "respected and deeply popular rider". now it's notjust world cup squads being announced today. ireland, wales and england have announced their squads for this weekend's autumn nations series matches. 0ur rugby union correspondent chrisjones is with us. let's start with england and a much—changed squad for them off the back of that surprise defeat to argentina last week. absolutely. eddie jones absolutely. eddiejones has brought the changes with five and all. billy vunipola dropped to the

retraced footsteps of the great mystics, the rebel that turner took doing his bloody rebellion in southamptoncounty in 1831. it was as if he had transported himself back that time and place and witness the event. i was moved by his narration because nat i a kindred spirit. i shared one as he revealed how abraham lincoln metamorphose from a cautious soil to perfectly willing to let the southerners keep their black bodies when they could deserve the union. ambivalent about the equality of the black vote and whether they could function as free citizens citizens in an american society with a railroad lawyer's respect for the property rights of southern slave holders a concern he never really to a committed abolitionist willing to wage bloodiest and most destructive war. the world had yet seen in abolish slavery despite military setbacks. the advice of some cabinet members and widespread virulent opposition for racist white northerners because he became convinced it was god's punishment of america with the sin of slavery and called the judgments of the law the true and righteous all together. linc

we're joined by former southampton and england star matt le tissier. matt, good evening. was i was you on friday when we a fairly shall we say pretty average maybe even dismal performance against the against the usa last night was a lot better wasn't it . it was lot better wasn't it. it was a lot better wasn't it. it was a lot better. unfortunate i don't think the opposition were were up too much, quite frankly . up too much, quite frankly. pretty disappointed with the welsh in this tournament as i as i'm sure many of their fans are. yes it was a very good win . i yes it was a very good win. i don't think they were given a particularly great game . but we particularly great game. but we have to take the positives and. the second half, especially, i thought was very, very good from the england side and it could have been a more. there were a couple of other chances that probably have been put in and it could have been four or five normally at this stage of a turnaround, whether it's a world poll, whether it's a european championship. normally at stage, you know, there are

southampton have sacked their manager ralph hasenhuttl following yesterday's 4—1 league home defeat to against newcastle. they had seven shots on goal and four on target and scored four goals and we had 16. and seven on target and we had 16. and seven on target and scored one. i cannot say that we played a bad game, but not a bad game is not enough. this cashing character is always there in this group. it is always about the final quality to finish games up. the group. it is always about the final quality to finish games up.- quality to finish games up. the in the champions _ quality to finish games up. the in the champions league _ quality to finish games up. the in the champions league liverpool. quality to finish games up. the in i the champions league liverpool drew real madrid. a repeat of last year's final. manchester city are going to face leipzig. tottenham will take on ac milan. chelsea play borussia dortmund. so this is the draw in full. the first legs of those ties will be played on 14th and 15th or 21st and 22st february next year. england's cricketers are preparing to be w

and standards in southampton. and mr. well, meet mr. speaker.ool standards it's under it's under a conservative government and thanks to the reforms of the former education secretary, the now almost 90% of schools are good around standard . mr. good around standard. mr. speaken good around standard. mr. speaker. when mr. speaker . speaker. when mr. speaker. whenever whenever mr. speaker. whenever whenever mr. speaker. whenever he attacks me about where i went to school , he is where i went to school, he is attacking the hard working aspiration of millions of people in this country. he's attacking people like my parents. mr. speaker , this is a country that speaker, this is a country that believes opportunity, not resentment . he doesn't resentment. he doesn't understand that . that's why he's understand that. that's why he's not fit to lead . mr. speaker , not fit to lead. mr. speaker, mr. speaker, if he thinks the route to better education in this country is tax breaks for private schools in the hope they might harm that summed down to state sc

i absolutely loved show at southampton night., so did it's always nice to be out and about isn't especially in a pub but i did i also very much enjoyed that too . lots of you getting in touch about the alcohol in qatar . i do about the alcohol in qatar. i do have to say this one has made me chuckle . always say i'm not chuckle. always say i'm not going to qatar but if i was, i mean would i be able to last 90 minutes of a football game without having a drink? should have the last 90 minutes of a football game without drink. tell me your thoughts that and so covid passports . we so calls covid passports. we about to see some kind of internet digital coordinated effort and is the right thing or are you like me? you think it's all a little bit too much a step the wrong direction if . you will the wrong direction if. you will let me know all your thoughts on that. but first up, the boss of a housing says he will not after the death of a two year old little boy our a shock he he died. you might have seen these pictures by the way of hi

the defeat leaves southampton in the relegation zone.qualiser away at torquay united, who are bottom of the national league. cue the pitch invasion, their fans finally having something to celebrate this season after they forced a replay. a trip to pride park awaits them. the pressure's mounting on rangers manager gianni van bronckhorst. after they lost 2—1 to stjohnstone leaving them seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. the win moves st johnstone up to sixth. arsenal moved back to top of the women's super league with a convincing 4—0 victory over leicester city. the gunners were 3—0 up at half time before stina blackstenius added a fourth, as arsenal continue their unbeaten start to the season. and chelsea have moved level on points with arsenal at the top of the table after they beat manchester united 3—1 in front of a record crowd at leigh sports village — sam kerr got the goalscoring started. it ends united's perfect start the season. it's been an historic gymnastics world championships for great britain in

yeah, we're in a fantastic house in southampton by the owners. our went on houday. by the owners. it's holiday. what can we say? it's an amazing , holiday. what can we say? it's an amazing, amazing grounds. we've got two dogs, a cat and, some sheep and chickens to look after. but the good life. so. so tell us how it works. you don't get paid to house it, do you? but you. you carry on working normally. if you work remotely, for example, and you're able to save up and, how often are you moving around the place? yeah. so think. i think you can get paid for it. but we do it through a, through a cycle house sitters is ebay. but no sitters which is ebay. but no money is exchanged . it's just money is exchanged. it's just based on trust . and yeah we move based on trust. and yeah we move from place to place every few weeks you can do you house six for a couple of months at a time . and sometimes are short stay ones as well . so the owners ones as well. so the owners presumably somebody staying in their home whilst way not only i suppose to keep it ticking over in terms of, you know, not

just down the road in southampton, and he will know this, for in every ten pupils fail their englishif he thinks the route _ is not fit to lead. mr speaker, if he thinks the route to _ is not fit to lead. mr speaker, if he thinks the route to better. he thinks the route to better education in this country is tax breaks for private schools in the hope they might hand some of that down to stage school, that is laughable. trickled down education is nonsense. mr speaker, it is not just the levelling up secretary allsop his education minister sitting there asks, how much better would be if conservatives got rid of these hand—outs? he talks about his record. it is simple, he can carry on being pushed around by the lobbyists, giving away £i.7 billion to private schools every year, or we can put that money to good use. he talks about his record, hundreds of thousands of children leaving school without the qualifications that they need. i have made my choice, what is his? mr need. i have made my choice, what is his? ~ ,,, ., ~ ., need. i have made my choice, what is his? ~ ., ~ ., , ., his? m

southampton, after sacking ralph hassenhuttl have their eyes set on staying in the premier league.any with hasenhuttl yesterday, having won only one of their last nine matches. they're third from bottom of the premier league. ben stokes has backed england to "come good" in their t20 semi final with india on thursday as they look to reach sunday's final in australia. india — arguably the most impressive side so far — topped their group with four wins from five, while england were second in their�*s after struggling to find consistency. the adelaide oval is expected to be sold out for a clash of the titans between the two top—ranked teams in the world on thursday. they are obviously one of the best teams in the world and we know we are going to come up against a strong team. we are a team that don't tend to focus too much on the opposition, we like to think about the process in which we want to go out there and play our cricket, and we know that if we execute anywhere near where we want to be, then we are a very hard team to beat. it's probably one thing that we have highlighted thro

for pip in southampton, it“s after the august bank holiday. spirit. here at one of the region's major department stores, queues of people are lining up to admire the festive display. so what plans have they got for their own decorations? everyone's got a different time, different reasons. we always like to say, put ours up the first weekend in december. when do yours go up? as quick as i can. i would be in november, but my husband won't allow that early. so you'd have them up this week if you could? yeah, yeah. we have tinsel, we have baubles, and i we have the biggest christmas tree. i and the debate has gone even wider. actress jo joyner asked people not to judge as she posted her proudly decorated christmas tree online. for others, it was a similar story. but with the cost of living crisis squeezing pockets, many may cut back on their decorations this winter. one question will continue to be debated, though. is it ever too early to spread a little joy? ben boulos, bbc news. it may be about spreading joy at this time of year but people have

if i rang southampton up, they. it's a switch. we're it's a flick of a switch. they even have the address to it. and this is what gets made. people you just need address to it. and this is what gethink de. people you just need address to it. and this is what gethink outside)le you just need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the ’ou just need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the box ust need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the box the need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the box the bbc to think outside the box the bbc should . an aerial shot of the should. an aerial shot of the m20 to go into i think 720 going to dover to the channel tunnel and the ports and it shows it chockablock right to that motor built as a three lane motorway because it was always going to because it was always going to be used for operation because the french disputes that their side of the up because of british stuff . so i rang the bbc british stuff. so i rang the bbc i said off to senior reporter , i said off to senior report

if i rang southampton up, they. it's a switch. we're it's a flick of a switch. they even have the address to it. and this is what gets made. people you just need address to it. and this is what gethink de. people you just need address to it. and this is what gethink outside)le you just need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the ’ou just need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the box ust need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the box the need address to it. and this is what gethink outside the box the bbc to think outside the box the bbc should . an aerial shot of the should. an aerial shot of the m20 to go into i think 720 going to dover to the channel tunnel and the ports and it shows it chockablock right to that motor built as a three lane motorway because it was always going to because it was always going to be used for operation because the french disputes that their side of the up because of british stuff . so i rang the bbc british stuff. so i rang the bbc i said off to senior reporter , i said off to senior report

the final round of premier league games before the world cup starts later, and new southampton managereavy rain is forcast, for tomorrow, and on the reserve day on monday. so organisers have now changed the rules, to allow for two more hours' play into the evening on monday. each side must have at least 10 overs, or in the worst case scenario, the trophy would have to be shared. and britain's will bayley has become a world champion in para table tennis again. eight years after his first triumph, the world number one beatjean paul montanus of the netherlands in straight sets to win a second world title, this time in spain, and will be looking to add to his paralympic medal tally in paris in two years' time. his rehabilitation after injury that occurred on his time on strictly seems complete. he is back. the champion is back. amongst many reasons while we love you, we have got a story coming up about a three legged puma. filth. you, we have got a story coming up about a three legged puma. oh, yes! there are autumn _ about a three legged puma. oh, yes! there are autumn internationals - abo

and the times looks at one clinic in southampton that's been opened.i totally agree. i mean, i gamble on the football. i do always bet against england, by the way. that's the values. and don't bet england cause a terrible price and. i think i'm aiding the addiction here. also but it is a serious thing. and you can see lads in the pub just doing it all the whereas you never all the time, whereas you never go into bookies before. i mean, i know you anti things and i'd expect say that you know expect to say that and you know we to with alcoholism we don't want to with alcoholism by saying can access by saying nobody can access to alcohol that what is that alcohol what that what is that this million dollar is this million dollar question is the to this it the solution to this it is a growing problem . it is a growing growing problem. it is a growing problem . but i think it's problem. but i think it's overstated . i think there's overstated. i think there's a danger of overstating it, let's put it that way, because if you actually look at this story as the