fiona trott, matt bbc news, sunderland.was jailed in august for murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more. 0fficers said they'll be looking at the senior leadership at the countess of chester hospital and their decision making. the leader of the reclaim party laurence fox was arrested earlier this morning. he released this video on social media as police searched his house. in a statement, the metropolitan police said a 45—year—old man had been arrested "on suspicion of conspiring to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras." in a separate incident, gb news also confirmed today that they've sacked fox following his comments denigrating journalist ava evans last week. an army investigation has found that a soldier who died at larkhill barracks in wiltshire in 2021 probably took her own life. the bbc has seen a service inquiry report on the death of 19—year—old gunnerjaysley beck, which suggests relentless sexual harassment from her boss may have contributed. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. jay

our correspondent fiona trott reports from sunderland.oyed shortly afterwards to protect the public. another dog, also believed to be an xl bully breed, was taken away. this is what xl bullies look like. last month, the government announced a ban. existing owners will have to register them and ensure they are neutered and muzzled when out on a lead. this is a quiet housing estate, and their lives have been turned upside down. there are three areas here that have been cordoned off and are being manned by the police. they're knocking on doors, asking for information. and most importantly, this. there are people here who are coping with what they saw or heard yesterday, and some of them have lost a friend. he was a great person. he was a people person. that is the sad thing, that he died without getting help after the help he gave to the community. we all have characters in all our villages. some people like them, some don't. i found him great. the man they remember fondly has now been named by the police as ian langley. his family are being

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fiona trott, bbc news, sunderland. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts.e in, and it has been joint record—breaking. that. the figures are in, and it has beenjoint record—breaking. this is the one i think is most significant — the warmest by day since 1895, and that was because of the heatwave we had earlier in the month. october started on the same note, one of the warmest october days for about five years yesterday, but that heat and humidity has triggered all these thunderstorms we have at the moment, as well as the heavy rain for the north. fairly nasty conditions if you are travelling, with the thunderstorms, torrential downpours, spray and standing water. it should clear away leaving a much fresher night. we hang on to humidity in southern and eastern areas. most of the shower should have cleared by the shower should have cleared by the morning, as will the frontal cloud. it is misty and market over the hills. a brighter and fresher day for all tomorrow, notably in the south. sunny spells, scattered showers, a brisk breeze, so the showers, a brisk br

an hour gusts running to the north because bringing those large and battering waves for example sunderland of course real concern where we have had a number of severe flood warnings. away from scotland, we have also got lots of flood warnings in parts of england but also if few for wales. you check the later situation on the bbc weather website. in terms of weather warnings, through friday night, the warnings, through friday night, the warnings from northern england will lapse and we will be left with these warnings in scotland for saturday. amber warning and another red warning into parts of angus and aberdeen sure. another 70—100 mm of rain rainfalling aberdeen sure. another 70—100 mm of rain rain falling off course on top of what has already fallen so we are likely to see some further severe flooding across these eastern areas of scotland in particular where we will also continue to be windy. the rain easing off of northern england to the robbers across this part of the world can take a day or two to respond to all of that rainwater —— the flooding could be worse for some communities ev

fiona trott, bbc news, sunderland.ies, and attempting to kill six others. 0fficers says they'll be looking at the senior leadership, at the countess of chester hospital, and their decision making, surrounding letby. in america, republicans in the lower chamber of congress, the house of representatives, are already vying to become the next speaker. it comes just a day after a group of hardline rebels ousted the incumbent, kevin mccarthy, in a historic vote, leaving the republicans in disarray. the ramifications are enormous for the us, as all spending bills for the government originate in congress. where there is now a power vaccum. gary 0'donoghue has more from washington. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. ~ . representatives is hereby declared vacant. ., a ., vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month — vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month term _ vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month term of _ vacant. with that, kevin mcca

the sunderland fan captured the nation's heart before he died of cancer in 2017. 31—year—old dale houghtonublic order offence. you're live with bbc news. to the us now, where hardline republicans in congress say they'll try to oust the house speaker kevin mccarthy, after he backed a last—minute deal to avert a government shutdown. the rare show of bipartisan unity late on saturday will keep federal bodies open for a further forty—five days. but not everyone is happy. in interview on abc news, republican hardliner matt gaetz said he will be "relentless" in moving to oust speaker mccarthy over the shutdown deal. take a listen injanuary, to get the speakership, kevin had to agree to certain guardrails on spending, and he agreed to a process that would allow us to put some downward pressure on spending. he made that commitment, he broke it, and if at this time next week, kevin mccarthy is still speaker of the house, it will be because the democrats bailed him out and he can be their speaker, not mine. when do you make this move? you will be seeing it this week. well as you might expect, speake

instead of yermolenko, the coaching staff led by serhiy rebrov called the striker of the english sunderlandranks of the national team. nazariya rusyna. let me remind you that earlier it became known that the october matches of the national team viktor tsygankov, who was injured in the spanish championship game, will miss out. tsygankov was replaced in the application by oleksandr pihalalnok. on october 14 , the national team of ukraine will play a nominal home match against north macedonia, and on the 17th it will meet malta away. step to meet the aggressor. the international football federation eased sanctions against russia. today, at a meeting of the fifa council , russian teams were allowed to play at the u-17 world cup if they failed to qualify. these teams will play under the name of the russian football union, not russia, without the national flag, the national anthem, the national uniform and the national flag. at the same time, the fifa council again condemned russia's illegal war in ukraine and confirmed that the remaining provisions of the decision adopted on february 28, 2022 re

he lived in sunderland.t carried out the attack was a suspected xl bully type of breed. the dog was shot dead at the scene by officers. the attack happened outside a house in maple terrace on the outskirts of sunderland. that happened outside and address. another dog was seized from within that address as a precaution. police say they suspect that is an xl bully type dog as well but there is no wider threat to the public at the moment. asa—year—old man originally arrested of suspicion of wounding with intent has being arrested again on suspicion of murder. all this after rishi sunak said he plans to make this type of breed of dog illegal by the end of the year and to be dangerous dogs act. that is likely to follow a consultation which could lead to owners having to keep dogs on leads at all times and ensuring they are muzzled while in public. northumbria police say the arrested man was known to mr langley and they are still appealing to anyone who has information about what led up to the incident on tuesday

a murder investigation has been launched after a man was attacked and killed in sunderland by what police 54—year—old ian langley. police say the dog was killed to protect the public and a 44—year—old man has been arrested. you're live with bbc news. catholic church leaders from around the world have gathered in rome for the month—long synod, which will consider questions rangingf rom the role of women, ranging from the role of women, priestly celibacy and blessings for lgbt catholics. for the first time, women will be able to vote at the meeting, along with others — normally this is a privilege reserved only for bishops. the vatican has been preparing for the synod for two years by seeking catholics' views on the future of the church. the organisation catholic women speak commissioned a report canvassing the views of over 17 thousand catholic women around the world. on international women's day this year that report was presented to pope francis by one of its authors, tracy mcewan. shejoined me earlier today to tell more about their research. we conducted the survey for the catholic roma

sit there taking into account the squad , look, now the squad is there rusin plays in england in sunderlandere look there rashko is now the leader of dynamo kyiv in the center and so on, that is, we are talking about the fact that now they are taking a coach to shakhtar, to win everything, he did not win anything before that and on the contrary, he lost, well, almost everything where he worked, well, then i have a question, if you and i we could be in the dawn, we could be in the mine, we would be working now, it wouldn't be worse was, or who could you now for sure, because we understand, well, how can it be even worse now , what kind of football does the miner play, now again no one understands what kind of football the miner plays and what is happening with the club, first of all, we we can see that there is no microclimate, no one even wants to say a word to journalists, although shakhtar has no one, well, as a rule, well, maybe not all, but the majority did not refuse journalists and, on the contrary, contacted them, because they wanted to convey their opinion again people, because it i

sit there, taking into account the squad, look now, the squad there, rusin plays in england, in sunderlandthere, brashko is now the leader of kyiv dynamo in the center and yes further, that is, we are talking about the fact that now they are taking a coach to shakhtar, to win everything , he did not win anything before that and on the contrary, he lost, well, almost everything where he worked, well, then i have a question, if you and i could be together , we could work in the mine now, it wouldn't be worse there was, or who do you see at all, if you replace them now, you could definitely do so now, because we understand, well, it’s even worse now what kind of football shakhtar plays, now again no one understands what kind of football shakhtar plays and what is happening with with the club, first of all, we see that there is no microclimate, no one even wants to say a word to journalists, although shakhtar is no one, well, as a rule, well, maybe not all, but the majority did not refuse journalists and, on the contrary, contacted them, because i wanted to convey my opinion again people, beca

this was sunderland, and around some of our north sea coasts today, we've had gusts of wind running intos still in force across various parts of the uk. probably the best way to keep up to date with this ever—changing ever—changing situation is looking at the bbc weather website for the latest number of warnings. but looking at the weather warnings — well, overnight, we've got this warning still in force across the peaks of the pennines, into the scottish borders, and further warnings issued into scotland. by saturday, it's these scottish warnings thatjust remain in force. you'll notice another red one for parts of angus and aberdeenshire. remember, they're the top level warnings. another 70—100 millimetres of rain expected. part of the world. now, overnight, some of the heaviest rain will continue to drift northwards across from northern england, into eastern scotland, with the winds continuing to be very gusty here. meanwhile, further south, across the midlands, we've seen lots of flood warnings through the day. the rain tending to become lighter and patchier before clearing out of the

could not sit there considering and storage, look at the squad now, rusin is playing in england in sunderlande, look there, rashko is now the leader of kyiv dynamo in the center and so on , that is, we are talking about the fact that now they are taking a coach to shakhtar, to win everything, he did not win anything before that and on the contrary, he lost , well, almost everything where i worked, well, then i have a question, if you and i could be in the stars, we could work in the mine now, it wouldn’t be worse, or who do you even see, if you replace now, we definitely could now b, because we understand, well, how can it be even worse now, then u what kind of football does shakhtar play, now again no one understands what kind of football shakhtar plays and what is happening with... with the club, first of all, we see that there is no microclimate, no one wants to even say a word to journalists, although shakhtar is nobody, well, how as a rule, well, maybe not all of them, but the majority did not refuse journalists, on the contrary, they contacted them because they wanted to once again conv

to mock the death of football mascot, bradley lowery during a match against his favourite team, sunderlandwo men laughing at the match, while holding up a picture of the boy, who died aged six. a man who planted a sapling near the felled sycamore gap tree says he's "devastated" national trust bosses have removed it. the 27—year—old said he'd been trying to restore "hope", but officials removed the tree because he'd not sought permission and the site has unesco world heritage status. the conservative party is set to issue new guidelines banning mobile phones in english schools at their conference later today. the guidelines are just that — there won't be a legal obligation for schools to follow. but the party says its confident it will help reduce bullying and distractions in school. you're live with bbc news. italy's prime minister has warned europe will be overwhelmed by migration unless the eu finds solutions. italy currently receives the highest number of people smugglers boats, carrying asylum seekers and other migrants in europe. but many of the migrants then aim to travel north to co

this was sunderland, and around some of our north sea coasts today, we've had gusts of wind running intorn and we still have a number of severe flood warnings, a plethora of other warnings still in force across various parts of the uk. probably the best way to keep up to date with this ever—changing situation is looking at the bbc weather website for the latest number of warnings. but looking at the weather warnings, well, overnight, we've got this warning still in force across the peaks of the pennines, into the scottish borders, and further warnings issued into scotland. by saturday, it's these scottish warnings thatjust remain in force. you'll notice another red one for parts of angus and aberdeenshire. remember, they're the top level warnings. another 70 to 100 millimetres of rain expected. further severe flooding is a certainty for this part of the world. now, overnight, some of the heaviest rain will continue to drift northwards across from northern england, into eastern scotland, with the winds continuing to be very gusty here. meanwhile, further south, across the midlands, we've

also tonight, a murder investigation is launched after a man is attacked and killed in sunderland byeland look set to host. coming up on bbc news — newcastle state paris saint—germain in the champions lead after two decades to play in front of their own fans. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. hs2 has been one of the government's flagship projects for more than a decade. unveiled in 2009, it was an ambitious project to link london with the north of england and the east midlands.

it will be a sad day for sunderland, actually, notjust for sunderland, actually, not just for sunderlandus a — for sunderland, actually, notjust for us. a sad day for the whole city _ for us. a sad day for the whole ci . �* ., . , for us. a sad day for the whole ci . �* ., ., , ., —— end of an era. strictly�*s amy dowden made her first appearance on the bbc show last night since she started receiving treatment for breast cancer. the 33—year—old dancer, who has had a mastectomy and is undergoing chemotherapy, made a surprise visit to read out the voting terms and conditions. more importantly, she also let us know how she's getting on. amy! we have missed you! i have missed you _ amy! we have missed you! i have missed you more! _ amy! we have missed you! i have missed you more! crosstalk. i amy! we have missed you! i have i missed you more! crosstalk. amy! am ! i missed you more! crosstalk. amy! amy! i have — missed you more! crosstalk. amy! amy! i have to _ missed you more! crosstalk. amy! amy! i have to ask _ missed you more! crosstalk. amy! amy! i have to ask how— missed you more! cross

the beginning of. this month, a man in sunderland was killed after an attack by what is suspected torying to protect his elderly mother from them. and then there is the 20—month—old toddler who had to be hospitalised after being attacked by what the police believe was an xl bully. the reason the government is introducing this ban is because they say this dog is a danger to our communities and what it means is the police or the local council can take an xl bully dog from its owner even if it is not acting dangerously and evenif if it is not acting dangerously and even if there have been no complaints against it. shall even if there have been no complaints against it. all right, thank ou complaints against it. all right, thank you for— complaints against it. all right, thank you for now. _ complaints against it. all right, thank you for now. zoe - complaints against it. all right, | thank you for now. zoe conway. shops and businesses in newry have been damaged after heavy rain caused extensive flooding in northern ireland. counties down, armagh and antrim have been affected, after an a

and see like for |l team tell us what it is like for gateshead when you've go to newcastle and sunderland like, _ does impact us. not significant like. i— does impact us. not significant like, i must add, at newcastle are in the _ like, i must add, at newcastle are in the champions ignition as, they have _ in the champions ignition as, they have a _ in the champions ignition as, they have a lot — in the champions ignition as, they have a lot of games outside of the saturday— have a lot of games outside of the saturday time but it does have an impact _ saturday time but it does have an impact and — saturday time but it does have an impact and we see that is notjust on the _ impact and we see that is notjust on the gate but also in the local media, — on the gate but also in the local media, sometimes we struggle for space _ media, sometimes we struggle for space in— media, sometimes we struggle for space in the media as well. how do ou think space in the media as well. how do you think entering _ space in the media as well. how do you think entering through - space in the media as well. how

police have launched a murder investigation, this happened in sunderland just before 655 on tuesday.olice received a report that it had injured a man outside an address on maple terrace. emergency services attended, the 54—year—old man was taken to hospital and passed away. a 44—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. the xl bully dog was destroyed at the scene. police say in order to make sure the safety of the public. we will bring you many developments. let's turn to the conservative party conference in manchester — where in just over an hour's time, the prime minister is expected to confirm that the part of europe's biggest infrastructure project — the h52 high speed rail line — connecting london to the north of england — will not be built as planned. costs have risen — and the train line, which is already being built from london to birmingham, will not continue onto manchester. hs2 trains will still run to the city, but on slower existing tracks, defence secretary grant shapps said earlier. the route from birmingham to l

police have launched a murder investigation, this happened in sunderland just before 655 on tuesday.

this was sunderland and around northey because we are a gust of wind up to 60 miles an hour and elsewherevere flood warnings, a plethora of other warnings, a plethora of other warning still in force across various parts of the uk and probably the best way to keep up—to—date with this ever—changing situation is looking at the bbc weather website for the latest number of warnings but looking at their weather warnings, overnight, we had this morning across vast across the peaks and pennines and the scottish borders. but looking at the weather warnings, well, overnight, we've got this warning still in force across the peaks of the pennines, into the scottish borders, and further warnings issued into scotland. by saturday, it's these scottish warnings thatjust remain in force. you'll notice another red one for parts of angus and aberdeenshire. remember, they're the top level warnings. another 70 to 100 millimetres of rain expected. further severe flooding is a certainty for this part of the world. now, overnight, some of the heaviest rain will continue to drift northwards across from northern

we need a sunderland . about seven. .it's about seven. >> england is it's small it's basically like cities and they're going to have to go door to door. i mean it's, it's an horrific thing . it's been, it's horrific thing. it's been, it's been explained to me that this is not the end of the world. i'm in new york jew and to me he it's i've just had premonitions of doom just the worst thing is going to happen in and it might be and it might not be as bad. josh howie has explained it to me. it might not be as bad as i'm hoping it's not as bad right ? >>i ? >> i mean, nick, do you have do you have a less pessimistic view of this ? and by the way, it's of this? and by the way, it's 140mi2, although that could be an estate agent who told me that. >> yeah, well, no, in terms of the escalation, that's the question. is it is it is it was it done to provoke a reaction from israel then provoke from israel and then provoke a counter reaction hezbollah counter reaction from hezbollah or i don't counter reaction from hezbollah or i i

police responded sunderland.g reports a dog had injured a 54 year old. a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene . a second destroyed at the scene. a second has been seized and a 19 year old soldier is believed to have taken her own life after relentless sexual harassment by one of her bosses. and armour investigation has found royal artillery gunner jaycee beck was found dead at larkhill camp in wiltshire in december 2021. the report describes an intense penod report describes an intense period of unwelcome behaviour and says it's almost certain this was a casual factor in her death. and in some breaking news, the reclaim party says laurence fox has been arrested. earlier he posted a video on social media saying his house was being searched by police. it's understood an arrest was made on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website. gb news.com . website. gb news.com. >> direct bull

bradley, who was a sunderland fan, died of cancer aged six in 2017.ate agreed on a short—term funding deal. the bill will keep the government funded until mid—november, meaning that tens of thousands of federal employees will not be furloughed. for new aid for ukraine, it was scrapped for the deal to go through. let us look at the weather, seeing how the forecast is looking this morning. it was particularly filthy when i got up at 3:30am. how is it looking across the country? it will get better, things will be a brighter later. good morning. some heavy rain around for one or two, but not for everyone, and through the day we will send sunshine developing in quite few areas. in the sun comes out it will your wife warm for the first of october. temperatures well above where they should be. we have this strip of cloud which comes all the way from the mid—atlantic. it is helping to draw in wins all the way from the mid—atlantic, meaning quite a humid start and a humid day ahead. there has been some heavy rain around. outbreaks of rain through northern engl

now, in other news tonight , the sunderland man news tonight, the sunderland man who died after beingorthumbria police as ian langley . police attended the langley. police attended the incident last night following reports a dog had injured the 54 year old who was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries as a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. and an investigation has been launched. the dog itself was destroyed at the scene. a second dog had to be seized as a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old man staffordshire. a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent . but commit arson with intent. but he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. four men and one woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub back in august . and lastly, the uk and august. and lastly, the uk and ireland are set to host the euros in 2028, pending final approval from uefa's execut

newport, making electric car— five, plymouth and newport, making electric car batteries in coventry, sunderlandc security and revive growth, then we must _ security and revive growth, then we must get _ security and revive growth, then we must get britain building again. but the tories _ must get britain building again. but the tories would have you believe we can't build _ the tories would have you believe we can't build anything in britain any more _ can't build anything in britain any more in — can't build anything in britain any more. in fact, the single biggest obstacle — more. in fact, the single biggest obstacle to building infrastructure, to investment and to growth in this country— to investment and to growth in this country is _ to investment and to growth in this country is the conservative party itself _ country is the conservative party itself. just — country is the conservative party itself. just look at the fate of h52. _ itself. just look at the fate of h52, a — itself. just look at the fate of h52, a major transport project lost. hsz, a major transport project lost. another— hs

a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderlandce responded just before 7:00 last night following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old. a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene . a second destroyed at the scene. a second has been seized . and gb news has has been seized. and gb news has sacked laurence fox and calvin robinson. they were both suspended last week after the actor turned politician made on air comments about journalist ava evans in a separate development today, the reclaim party leader was arrested shortly after he posted a video on social media saying his house was being searched by police . in was being searched by police. in a statement, scotland yard said a statement, scotland yard said a 55 year old man is being questioned on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . this is commit criminal damage to ulez cameras. this is gb news commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . this is gb news across cameras. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your

another go now to marla hoffman, imagining editor at sunderland maine. marla, you and i spoke in the early morning hours, and when we spoke i could hear both the exhaustion and the emotion in your voice. how do you feel right now, knowing that robert card has been found dead? >> there's a lot of relief, and this just happened so quickly. within the last hour. we were right on deadline and it was sort of a rush that we are getting into the paper for tomorrow morning. but other than that, just some relief. a few days to process it since we last spoke. it is all just settling in. now that his body was found, it feels like a weight has been lifted, and i know i'm not the only one. we have a chat going, and my work chat michael workers and everybody is feeling the same c thing. a lot of relief. >> you know, journalist journalist, i hope people understand that you are from the community and that you're also a professional, a journalist who is there to report the news and i have been there on deadline when news breaks, but i've never been there on deadline when

because actually i'm up in sunderland tonight and wherever i've been going, more and more people, theye seen you on gb news this evening. five people came up to me leaving from the train station to the hotel, said , hi, you. see hotel, said, hi, it's you. i see you on gb news keep up the good stuff. a real thing. stuff. that's a real thing. i tell the exponential tell you, mark, the exponential growth of gb is a joy to growth of gb news is a joy to behold for everybody involved. it's going from strength to strength . strength. >> a brilliant on the >> a brilliant new star on the channel >> a brilliant new star on the channel, richard , welcome to channel, richard, welcome to the family. stuff . your family. fascinating stuff. your reaction, mark cbnnews.com . reaction, mark at cbnnews.com. coming up, labour celebrates coming up, as labour celebrates their election victory too soon, we'll get the views of iconic polling guru sir john we'll get the views of iconic polling guru sirjohn curtis. what he doesn't know about the polls. you don't need to know bona fide icon. he's crunched the n

a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderlandst night. >> police responded just before 7:00 following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old, a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene . a second destroyed at the scene. a second dog was seized . and lastly , a dog was seized. and lastly, a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but destroyed the iconic pub back in august. but you destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but you with gb news august. but you with gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb

a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland night. >> police responded just before 7:00 following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old, a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene . a second destroyed at the scene. a second dog was seized . and lastly , a dog was seized. and lastly, a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but destroyed the iconic pub back in august. but you destroyed the iconic pub back in august . but you with gb news august. but you with gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb n

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to realign yourself with the well that's not what the the eu, well that's not what the people in sunderlandthe newcastle, you're part of the world, what people world, that's not what people voted got a real voted for. so he's got a real balancing act and we might see where he where ends up later where he where he ends up later this week. >> do think rishi sunak >> do you think rishi sunak then missed was missed an opportunity? that was the that struck me the one thing that struck me because he didn't actually really mention immigration. he didn't things didn't really mention things like cost living crisis like the cost of living crisis or energy he focussed or energy security. he focussed instead on a—levels on banning cigarettes for children, on a whole host of things. charlie where i think the kind of people that you're referencing in the likes of the north east, the north—west, wherever it may be, are just looking to the prime minister for action. and actually we don't want action on banning cigarettes. we want action on getting the cost of living down, on ensuring we've actually got bor

. >> well, conservative mp for bracknell james sunderland , who bracknell james sunderland, who helpedrom manchester. good morning to you. do you come up with that line, the criminal rights act? >> no, it was her team that wrote the speech, her spat . wrote the speech, her spat. clearly it was rehearsed yesterday . it was refined yesterday. it was refined yesterday. it was refined yesterday. but the final words are very much hers . are very much hers. >> the danger is, i suppose, as james, when you put together a speech and it has to be crafted and you have to know what your audience is of which between you, very well. but you, you all do very well. but is the danger that the hurricane that's coming , the winds have that's coming, the winds have changed all that they those words get the headline lines and maybe there are other messages that you didn't quite get out there. is there anything that you would wish that we were concentrate on today as opposed to that line ? to that line? >> eamonn, it's a very fair point. of course, she spoke for about 20 minutes yesterday. it was a very goo

. >> well, in news away from conference, the sunderland man who died after being attacked by an xl bullybeen named by northumbria police as ian langley. police attended the incident last night following reports a dog had injured the 54 year old who was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries . a 44 year old man has injuries. a 44 year old man has now been arrested on suspicion of murder . and an investigation of murder. and an investigation has been launched. the dog was destroyed at the scene. a second dog was seized . and lastly , a dog was seized. and lastly, a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiring rac to commit arson with intent . he's commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues . news four men and a continues. news four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub in august . us gb destroyed the iconic pub in august. us gb news destroyed

a man in his 50s has been seriously injured by a dog in sunderland, according to northumbria police.e shiney row area just before seven o'clock last night. the dog, whose breed has not been revealed, was shot by police, and a second dog was also seized. a 44—year—old man was arrested. large parts of the railway network are at a standstill today as train drivers strike over pay and conditions. sixteen train operators in england are affected by the action. the aslef union says it has deliberately targeted the day of the prime minister's speech to the conservative party conference in manchester to raise the profile of its dispute. the government is paying the highest amount of interest on its national debt in 20 years. it currently owes about £2.59 trillion, but a rise in the cost of borrowing means the chancellorjeremy hunt will need to find another £23 billion to cover the interest ahead of his autumn statement. the republican speaker of the us house of representatives, kevin mccarthy, has been ousted by members of his own party. it's the first time in history that the chamber has rem

a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderlandnight. police responded just before 7 pm. following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old and a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene. a second dog has been seized and a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old in staffordshire. a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues . four investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub in august last year with gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> thanks for that, polly and michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me. richard tice the leader of th

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to now the sunderland man who died after being attacked by an xl bully has been named by northumbrialice as ian langley. police attended the incident last night following reports a dog had injured the 54 year old who was taken to hospital already with life threatening injuries . a 44 year threatening injuries. a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and an investigation has been launched. the dog was destroyed at the scene. a second had to be seized and a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire. a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent . he's commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub back in august . and lastly , the uk and august. and lastly, the uk and ireland are possible set to host the euros in 2028, pending final approval from uefa's executive committee next week. that comes as turke

. killed a man in sunderland. >> there's been a spate of these attacks, of course, over the past fewime minister he's going to minister says he's going to ban these dangerous when? these dangerous dogs. but when? >> that's right. we're joined now by neil parish, former tory mp environment mp and chair of the environment food rural affairs select food and rural affairs select committee. and neil, you think that be that these dogs should be banned? also joining us now now is hannah molly canine behaviourist from kent. you don't you don't think this is the answer neil me come to the answer neil let me come to you. awful we you. it's awful when we see these headlines. this story broke other broke yesterday about this other person their life at the person losing their life at the jaws one of these awful jaws of one of these awful animals. why should they be banned, your opinion? banned, in your opinion? >> i mean, think the >> yeah, i mean, i think the trouble is with the size of the dog, the bully dog, you know, the bully american dog is the size and scale of it. so that if it does turn