in east surrey voted leave 52. 4%, the perfect fit? in east surrey voted leave 52.4%, i believe? believe? yes, it did. yes, but sam has said to me on several occasions that he wouldn't vote against the government ina wouldn't vote against the government in a vote of no—confidence. obviously we have been disappointed with his actions over the last year. i've said to him a couple of times that he is asking us for loyalty, and yet he's not being loyal to the party. so in that way, perhaps this isn't a surprise. but as always, what is —— has actually happened... it's interesting then to think he's made comments about he was not very co mforta ble made comments about he was not very comfortable with this idea of populism, the growth of populism politics, english nationalism — what is the likelihood that he would be elected if he stands again as a lib dem candidate? i'm sure you've looked, but if you look at the voting records of lib dem candidates, east surrey has one of the largest conservative majorities in the country. it is highly unlikely that sam would keep his seat as a lib dem

. —— surrey. along with chuka umunna, ithink after this. —— surrey.me thatjo swinson has been able to recruit. i don't agree with that. except when she introduced him, she called him sam gyimah. lots of people do. you have to be introduced to him to know how to be introduced to him to know how to pronounce it. you would think she might have been introduced to him, somewhere along the line. my very dear friend, whose name somewhere along the line. my very dearfriend, whose name i have mispronounced. i think sam gyimah is the biggest name. he is the first of the biggest name. he is the first of the 21 rebels, that is why. he was a minister, he did stand for the leadership. it is a catch. you worked for the lib dems, didn't you, with polly ashdown? absolutely. the party is in good battle, they think. it is doing extremely well, and it is quite unusual for the lib dems to go intoa is quite unusual for the lib dems to go into a conference on this sort of high. they are running on about 20% in the polls. they have got 17, now 18 mp5 in the polls. they have

you said in the speech you sent in a safe conservative seat in surrey.you setting your speech you had to persuadejo swinson to bring you on board. what sort of seat are you trying to win the next general election and do you accept it could all be overview as an mp —— overfor you? i represent a safe seat come as you? i represent a safe seat come as you said. my values align, she has got an ambitious agenda, and we have had a discussion of how to promote that agenda. the liberal values in out that agenda. the liberal values in our country are under threat, a government saying whether or not will obey the law but these are serious challenges. sam gyimah thank you very much for speaking to us this evening. that is the big news from the liberal democrat conference in bournemouth this evening, giving members a spring in their step as they gather this weekend by dc. anotherjoins the lib dems, their party now 18 and parliament. jonathan blake in bournemouth, thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. a really decent day across england an

the mp for east surrey was kicked out of the conservative party after voting against the government overo—deal brexit. he had previously resigned as universities minister after opposing theresa may's withdrawal agreement. liberal democrat leaderjo swinson announced the pa rty‘s newest mp at their annual conference this evening. sam gyimah told our political correspondent jonathan blake why he decided to join the party. very simple, that the values that attracted me to the conservative party of which i have been a member for over two decades, they are no longer the values of the party. mainly those liberal values that made me excited when i supported same—sex marriage during the coalition, focusing on the low—paid, increasing childcare and not really those values anymore. i see an opportunity to champion those values that the liberal democrats. until recently you are part of a government whose policy was to deliver on the result of the referendum, you have nowjoined a party who will cancel brexit without another referendum. that is quite a shift. the policy is if they were in government t

you said in your speech represent a safe conservative seat in surrey.nstituents will make of your decision? i will continue to serve my constituents as theirmp, and as continue to serve my constituents as their mp, and as mps, what we do is we serve all my constituents whatever their political colour. of course, at a general election, we would have to see if there is a new mandate, and see where i stand. but i would still do my best for my constituents. you said you had a bit ofa constituents. you said you had a bit of a fight to persuade joe swinson to bring you on board. what seat are you hoping to get elected in in the next general election, and even accepted could all be over soon for you as an mp? no, we didn't have a fight. i you as an mp? no, we didn't have a fight. i represent a safe seat, as you said. i have given up a ministerial job. you said. i have given up a ministerialjob. my values are aligned with the liberal democrats. they have an ambitious agenda. we had a very good discussion about how we can promote that agenda, which is about the

danny willett is the joint leader at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surreyon ii—under—par with spain's jon rahm after a second round of 65. rory mcilroy made the cut, but is 12 shots behind. super league champions wigan are one win away from the grand final at old trafford after getting past salford in the qualifying final. they scored three tries, including this from george williams, and won by 18 points to 12. england's patrick mccormack is through to the welterweight final at the world boxing championships in russia after beating third seed usmon baturov of uzbekistan. the new england patriots have released antonio brown afterjust ii days amid an ongoing nfl investigation into allegations of rape and sexual assault. brown denies the claims made in a civil lawsuit in florida. to cricket, and jofra archer, one of the stars of england's summer, has been rewarded with a central contract. archer only made his international debut four months ago. the contract covers all forms of the game. he was their leading wicket—taker in their world cup—winning campaign and

that's after essex beat surrey, and somerset slumped to a heavy defeat to hampshire at the ageas bowller kyle abbott took 17 wickets in the match. they're the best figures in a first class game since jim laker took 19 wickets in a test against australia in 1956. the defeat means somerset trail essex by 12 points heading into the title decider at taunton. so here's the top of the table, heading into the last round of matches. essex are looking to win a second title in three years, and a draw would be enough for them down at taunton. so it's a must—win match for somerset, who will at least have home advantage. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former trade minister digbyjones, and talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew. welcome to you both. good evening. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. no one story leads the papers tonight. the metro goes with the angry father of a sick child who confronted borisjohnson whilst he was visiting a london hospital. the

ollie pope actually played for england last summer, but has really impressed with surrey.he batting averages and lots of people have called for him to have a chance. and kent‘s zak crawley is thought of as one for the future. he could be an option to open the batting. the world atheltic‘s governing body have confirmed that russia will be banned from the world championships which start at the end of the week. russian atheletes were suspended in 2015 after a report found evidence of widespread doping in the sport. our sports editor dan roan explains why this came about and whether russia could be banned from next year‘s olympics. they have been looking at a database that was blown by a whistle—blower. both should marry up and there are some discrepancies. other that is because the whistle—blower fabricated some of this informational because certain files have been deleted by the russian authorities before they were

some fresh faces. 0llie pope actually played for england last summer, but has really impressed with surrey in the batting averages and lots of people have called for him to have a chance. and kent‘s zak crawley is thought of as one for the future. he could be an option to open the batting. essex were frustrated by the rain as they bid to seal cricket‘s county championship in the final match of the season. they need to avoid defeat against title—chasing rivals somerset at taunton. somerset batted after winning the toss but soon lost former india test star murali vijay to jamie porter. fellow opener steven davies was then trapped lbw by sam cook. spinner simon harmer, fresh from his heroics on t20 finals day on saturday, then took two more quick wickets, and somerset were 75—4 when rain stopped playjust before lunch. and unfortunately, no further play was possible for the rest of the day. russia will miss this week‘s world athletics championships for the second time in a row — after the sport‘s governing body upheld a ban. the country‘s athletes were suspended four years ago, after a report

that's after essex beat surrey, and somerset slumped to a heavy defeat to hampshire at the ageas bowle best figures in a first class game sincejim laker took 19 wickets in a test against australia in 1956. the defeat means somerset trail essex by 12 points heading into the title decider at taunton that's all the sport for now. thursday getting off to another rather chilly starts across many parts of the uk but actually the emphasis over the next few days by day and by night is for things to turn a little warmer and for the majority it will be dry, thanks to this area of high pressure firmly in charge. this little frontal system here still bringing some extra cloud and the odd spot of rain across scotland. further south, rather chilly. some spots in the countryside down to three or four degrees. across england and wales plenty of sunshine through the day. ploughed through east anglia and the south—east. fog patches clearing. sunshine developing here in northern ireland. scotland, more in the way of cloud but the cloud breaking up spells of sunshine. generally speaking a slightly warmer

but we also had the impact for surrey making it 2—2 with his left arm swinging and maybe smith thoughtland survived a tricky spell and they'll be back on saturday morning and they will hope to end their long summer on a national high. harry maguire is manchester united captain material thatis manchester united captain material that is what they said in the england defender coming up against his former team lassiter and premier league tomorrow and following the summer move league tomorrow and following the summer move and reckoning that they're already one of the leaders of the club. he is definitely a character in a personality that can be captain of the club, a leader in the dressing room and he is both by performance, presence, stature, behaviour, he is a character. he is a character that you would like to follow and some are technical leaders, summer leaders by voice and he's got a lot, really. that is all of your support for now, that is all of your support what do a chilled out chimp, a jolly owl and a dancing grizzly have in common? it might sound like the setup to a childrens‘ s

for the tory leadership, is the latest to jump ship, but he represents a safe conservative seat in surreygh. he wasn‘t the only star turn here last night. the european parliament‘s brexit coordinator guy verhofstadt flew in from brussels to give the lib dems some love. and then what? do you... although the liberal democrats are at odds with the referendum result to leave the eu, they seem determined to turn that to their advantage and go further than ever their stop brexit stance. let‘s go live to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who‘s at the conference. with me, in the sunshine in bournemouth is the liberal democrats brexit spokesman, tom brake, talking more about this decision by a party today and the campaign to revoke article 50 if you win a general election. no referendum? no, what we are setting out is a clear policy that if people vote for a liberal democrat government, and a majority of liberal democrat mps are elected in the house of commons, we will revoke article 50 and the reason is to put an end to the nightmare that is brexit and the only way to do thatis is brex

of wet weather to just around the other made west further west as generate tribe we have got some surrey heavy rain coming in across the pacific northwest through b.c. that western parts of canada seeing some very heavy rain well we do also drawn towards this very well.

for the tory leadership, is the latest to jump ship, but he represents a safe conservative seat in surreyem will be tough. he wasn't the only star turn here last night. the european parliament's brexit coordinator guy verhofstadt flew in from brussels to give the lib dems some love. and then what? do you... although the liberal democrats are at odds with the referendum result to leave the eu, they seem determined to turn that to their advantage and go further than ever their stop brexit stance. let's go live to our political correspondent jonathan blake who's at the conference. no surprises really? no, not really. an easy sell to the liberal democrat party faithful, the policy of if the liberal democrats were to win a majority in the general election they would revoke article 50 and council brexit altogether, without holding a further referendum —— might cancel brexit. it was overwhelmingly carried by party members after a debate in the conference hall. there were some dissenting voices and as you can hear it is a popular policy especially with protesters here in bournemouth. there were v

will begin his third round alongside joint—leader jon rahm at the pga championship at wentworth in surreye next few minutes. he is the former masters champion, but saw form and fitness dip after that win. he's on 11 under par alongside spain's rahm after a second round of 65. i think this is my tenth year here. i have had a couple of nice finishes. and the game is in good shape and has been for a while. it has been nice to come back, the crowd has been amazing. you get that great golf course and the good weather. unfortunately we have put ourselves in a position to be... super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. they scored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are now just one win away from the grand final at old trafford. that's all the sport for now. coming up next it's time for click. this week: a crisis sweeping america, a public health emergency. can technology help prevent drug overdoses and fight the opioid epidemic? theme music police radio: a re

notjeremy corbyn, surrey, borisjohnson, jeremy corbyn...see if we can get an extension, to see if we can get an extension, to see if we can stop the possibility of a no deal going ahead, which will be the worst case scenario for people settling in the north of the country who feel completely isolated and rejected by this westminster centric government. i can tell you the people of liverpool are absolutely disheartened, outraged at the response of the prime minister to the judicial decision made yesterday. he is not going to apologise. there is no plan for resignation and the talks of him wanting to prorogue again. how many times is he going to evade and run away from scrutiny and accountability? what do you want borisjohnson to do now, mrjames?” would like to leave on the 31st and iam not would like to leave on the 31st and i am not worried about a no deal. if he has to go back say, humble pie, ask for an extension for a month, people know what they are voting for. if you vote conservative, you know we are going to leave. if you vote lib de

a film about a teenager from surrey which highlights the danger of social media and gaming sites is in's take a look at the travel situation now... 0n the tube a signal failure at bromley by bow means the circle line has severe delays, the district line is part suspended west ham to tower hill. as is th hammersmith and city line barking to liverpool street. and london 0verground is also part suspended sydenham to west croydon because of a tree on the track you can see the queue to the left through lewisham. the piccadilly underpass remains closed westbound because of gas works now the weather with kate kinsella good morning. it's a dry and bright start this morning. a bit of sunshine out there but do not be fooled. it is going to change. cloud increases and every rain arrives a bit later. so enjoy the sunshine this morning. quite a mild start out there as well. gradually, though, mid—morning onwards, the cloud increasing, and then the rain arriving through the afternoon, becoming heavy and persistent towards the end of the afternoon into the early evening so affecting the rush—hour, su

danny willett is the joint leader at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surrey rahm after a second round of 65. rory mcilroy just rory mcilroyjust made the cut but he is 12 shots behind. england's patrick mccormack is through to the welterweight final of the world boxing championships in russia after beating third seed usmon baturov of uzbekistan. ac milan will launch an anti—racism task force for this weekends game against local rivals inter, it's being billed "the derby against racism". it comes in response to recent racist incidents including former manchester united striker romelu lukaku being subjected to monkey chants away at cagliari. it's another fa cup weekend, 80 ties coming up in the second qualifying round. the first will take place at silver street tomorrow lunchtime and the biggest match in the history of irlam fc. their tie with former league side york city will be streamed live on the bbc. they are one of the lowest rank sides left in the competition, and as adam wild reports, its an occasion they're relishing. this is and in greater manchester,

vincent fuller, from stanwell in surrey, has previously pleaded guilty to attempted murder and otherle on the issue before passing sentence. a metropolitan police officer who bought pornography at the family home of a dead child has been jailed for 12 months after pleading guilty to fraud. avi maharaj downloaded four adult clips whilst guarding the property in south london last year. princess charlotte has spent her first day at primary school. the four—year—old arrived at thomas's battersea with her parents and older brother prince george, who has been attending the school in south london for the past two years. prince william said his daughter was very excited. cricket now — it was a long day in the field for england with australia's steve smith scoring a double century frustrating the hosts. he was caught for 211. andy swiss was watching at old trafford. they flocked to old trafford in their thousands with one overwhelming question — just how on earth do you get him out? steve smith started the day on 60... in the air! ..and wouldn't have gone much further had jofra archer not spi

for the tory leadership, is the latest to jump ship, but he represents a safe conservative seat in surreying there as a liberal democrat will be tough. he wasn't the only star turn here last night. the european parliament's brexit coordinator guy verhofstadt flew in from brussels to give the liberal democrats some love. and then what do you... although the liberal democrats are at odds with the referendum result to leave the eu, they seem determined to turn back to their advantage and go further than ever their stop brexit stance. there is no doubt the liberal democrats have momentum right now and you get the sense in bournemouth the party is gearing up for the looming fight of a general election campaign. if that boat passes in the next few minutes the party message will be simple, vote for us to stop brexit at right. given the liberal democrats are more likely to find themselves on opposition benches in themselves on opposition benches in the house of commons than forming a government, it could be very difficult questions to answer after an election, do they still favour a second refere

this is the picture out there in surrey taken by one of our weather watchers recently.ugh the afternoon with some long spells of sunshine on offer. one or two showers around across northern and western scotland courtesy of a weak weather front here. but high pressure dominates our weather today. it is a bit cooler and fresher than it was yesterday. but here's the recent satellite and radar image. you can see cloud clearing away from the south coast. most of us are seeing long spells of sunshine. just that peppering of showers pushing into northern and north—western scotland. on through the afternoon, mainly light winds around for most places. just a bit of patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. lots of sunshine away from those few showers. it is also turning quite breezy across northern and north—western scotland. light winds elsewhere, coming in from a west or a northerly direction. so temperatures out there round about 17 to 22 celsius. not quite as warm as some recent days, but still feeling very pleasant with those long spells of autumnal sunshine. into this eveni

really affecting parts of surrey. we will get the heavy rain everywhere. it is going to be a rather what started tuesday. it stays unsettled, we are likely to hear some thunder, frequent lightning, and that rain will be quite persistent. temperatures tomorrow getting up to 19. it is going to stay unsettled for much of this week, and temperatures remain similar. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back to charlie and louise. bye for now. hello — this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast, there are lots of questions for thomas cook holidaymakers this morning. 0ur travel expert simon calder will bejoining us in the next few minutes, to give us a step—by—step guide on what happens next. first year university student ed farmer died, it was announced by the civil aviation authority in the early hours of this morning. first year university student ed farmer died, after t

a huge expansion of an oil drilling site in the surrey countryside could be given the go—ahead today.being fought by campaigners, could make it one of the biggest production sites in the country if approved. health bosses in south—east london say they'll rethink a ban on single women receiving ivf treatment after the policy was described as cruel. the guidelines state that women should be in a "stable relationship". but camberwell and peckham mp harriet harman has written to the health secretary saying that discriminates against lone parents. nhs south—east london says it has limited resources, but will review its policy. let's take a look at the travel situation now. now there's some overrunning engineering works this morning, causing some minor delays on the 0verground to and from liverpool street. it's also affecting tfl rail services and some greater anglia trains via liverpool street too. this is how it looks on the a13. westbound traffic is building from dagenham into barking. and just off the euston road there are still works going on on eversholt street by euston station. now

of the lead at the halfway stage of the pga at we ntworth halfway stage of the pga at wentworth in surrey a spain'sjohn his on 11 under par alongside a spain's john mann. after a sickening, boro are right nadler made the cut, but is 12 shots behind. they beat of red devils and scored three trials, including this one from george williams. they are now one win away from the grand final at old trafford. that is often the bbc sport centre just now. you can keep up—to—date with the latest from the rugby world cup over on website. new zealand are about to get under way against south africa in the next hafner. that is all free. i just want to update your what is going on with the labour party. that move by some at the top of the deputy leaderjohn watson, well, our political correspondent iain watson has just said on twitter thatjeremy corbyn will call for a review of the deputy leader's post rather than its abolition. to defuse the tom watson. if there is going to bea the tom watson. if there is going to be a review, that is obviously going to bea be a review, that is obviously going to be a cli

willett moved into a share of the lead at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surreynd fitness dip after that win. he's on 11 under par alongside spain's jon rahm after a second round of 65. rory mcilroy narrowly made the cut but is 12 shots behind. i think it is my tenth straight year here. i've had a couple of nice finishes in the game is in good shape, it has been for a while. it is just shape, it has been for a while. it isjust nice to shape, it has been for a while. it is just nice to come back in the crowd to been amazing. you get the good weather, the golf course in good weather, the golf course in good condition so, you know, this week you can have a real good leaderboard and week you can have a real good leaderboa rd and unfortunately, week you can have a real good leaderboard and unfortunately, we put ourselves in a position to be right up there. —— and fortunately. —— and fortunately. super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. they scored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in de

we also have the impact of sam curran who plays his county cricket here for surrey, making his ashesn out of partners. england was making openers survived a tricky spell, they will be back on saturday morning, and england will hope to end their long summer on ashes high, evenif end their long summer on ashes high, even if we know the owners going down under. —— the urn. london broncos have been relegated from rugby league's super league. before tonight's matches they were one of four sides that were threatened with going down. broncos lost 19—10 at wakefield trinity, who were one of the other sides in danger of the drop. hull kingston rovers also lost, but they survive by virtue of a superior points difference. the other team in danger, huddersfield giants, beat catalans dragons. that's all the sport for now. the kind of weather you should expect this weekend depends very much upon where you are going to be spending it. the further south you are, you can expect a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine and it will turn warmer as the weekend wears on. further north the greater the chanc

i told you go to surrey serena williams a conscious confession line now you know i really tent. it's just because i love or yeah. i have to find a partnership maybe it's close hopefully it is going to have some good fall close as you're going to be busting out that fall entire this weekend that is for sure the last few days. i was just wearing the shorts but now it's time to get the sweaters back out a quick change of pace. one of the most dramatic changes in temperatures over just the course of a few days that we've seen in a long time here across the bay looking outside at a your view from the north bay down in san francisco can see much of it just yet kind of a cloudier start to the day above the clouds at the lick observatory you can see that low cloud bank hanging out just below its not going to last all day. in fact we are in for a lot of sunshine later on this afternoon and that sunshine is just going to be the cherry on top some really comfortable temperatures. the high pressure ridge that had resulted in hot weather across the region, not really influencing our pattern

danny willett is the joint leader at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surreythe world. now 64th, willett took only 29 shots on the front nine. he's tied on 11—under—par with spain's jon rahm after a second round of 65. rory mcilroy made the cut, but is 12 shots behind. that's all the sport for now. there's more on the website. connie, thank you very much. the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, has concluded talks with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, by insisting there's a "common purpose" to get a new deal. the european commission said a "fully workable and legally operational solution" must be put forward to manage northern ireland's border. let's go live to westminster and our political correspondent, jessica parker. jessica? it's been an interesting week. earlier in the week, we had uk governments leaving bits of paper with their eu partners, discussions, proposals. it's emerged this evening ina proposals. it's emerged this evening in a leaked memo from the eu commission to european diplomats they are none too impressed with the contents they are

parking lot of city hall on capitol avenue in the others on dakota road right next to reagan are surrey the proposed center would provide up to 6 months of housing for up to 45 homeless people past meetings on this topic have drawn. crowds and very vocal groups. according to the city the homeless population in fremont has gone up almost 30% since 2017. the meeting at city hall is on tuesday at 5 30 in the evening. >>will outline spotted in san francisco most recently in golden gate park, we'll see these new signs posted in the west end of the park where the san francisco recreation and park department says amount line was seen just this week. >>kron 4 cylinder psyche has details on what you should do if you come across one of these big cats. >>the al while rate and a residential area. it has a price many surprised by this new alert posted at golden gate park, san francisco recreation and park department says a mountain lion was spotted at the west end of the park earlier this week. and another was seen at lake where said a couple weeks ago i suppose i heard about coyotes in the park but

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tina placer county child was mauled to death by a family dog, the child was just 13 months old sohn surrey town still has the story. intense grief in a granite bay neighborhood after loss of a young child. >>a child killed by the family dog. >>this family has been completely devastated by what occurred and uh it's it's a very emotional situation, this time that renting a motion for parents now without their only child, a 13 month-old boy after what investigators say was an unprovoked attack in the living room of the child home. according to placer county sheriff's deputies, the toddler and the 6 year-old pit bull contact before the mauling an adult relative was right there with them the whole time and try to stop the attack. the road to rescue the baby boy from the dog was that relative that wrestle the child away with a herds, not that note. but right now we have no information please. these are simply that there was a negligence on the part of anyone in the household. the family. >>and hopes up and down all of ranch road were too upset to speak about the tragedy after something like this

for surrey this year and they said that sanders had new logos that's been up for about a month a couple months. >>there have been a lot of i discussed. >>the banners were found with hate filled anti-gay slurs at office on alcatraz street in berkeley not going to putting up with it an s bergen is the gr chair, he discovered the vandalism sunday morning i noticed that the signs had been defaced. >>and then stretched out so i don't know who deface it and i stretch it out. >>a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says he saw a man riding on the banners during broad daylight then later saw someone scribbled over the words berglund says this is the first time the group has ever had anything to face or destroyed in their office even in the bay area. >>as liberal and is accepting of people are in the bay area this stuff happens. there was even discussion of changing the name of the chorus, not all members are or man we thought that maybe it's time to just say community chorus. it was a very fleeting discussion and we we realize that we still need to keep that name in our organizations t

a white supremacist, who tried to kill a bulgarian teenager in a car park in surrey, is jailed for moren 18 years. geoffrey boycott, the former cricketer, is knighted, but domestic abuse charities say it's not acceptable, given a conviction for an offence that he still denies. i can't apologise for anything i didn't do. i am 100% convinced i didn't do. i am 100% convinced i didn't hit her or anyone else. hooked on prescription drugs, a review finds that 12 million patients in england regularly take drugs which could be addictive. and england face second—place kosovo this evening, as they chase euro 2020 qualification, after beating bulgaria 4—0 at the weekend. it's 5pm. our main story is the meeting that's been taking place in downing street, between boris johnson and the leadership of northern ireland's dup, the party that's been in partnership with the conservatives at westminster. there's speculation that the prime minister might be considering a change of stance on the irish backstop, the mechanism that's meant to prevent a hard border in northern ireland. downing street denies that

champions in the final match if they're going to claim the first ever title, that is after they beat surreyr, took 17 wickets in the match and they are the best figures ina match and they are the best figures in a first—class game since they took 19. wickets a test against them ini956, took 19. wickets a test against them in 1956, the defeat mean somerset trails essex by 12 points heading into the title decider. that is all the support for now, you can keep updated on the champions league on the sports website and we will have more for you on sports day. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in saudi arabia where he'll meeet the crown prince, to discuss a response to saturday's attack on oil facilities. mr pompeo said "this was an iranian attack" and ‘it didn't come from the houthis in yemen. his comments echo those of the saudi defence ministry, while iran repeatedly denies any involvement. richard galpin reports. the attack on what is the biggest crude oil processing facility has been described as unprecedented. the drones and other weapons fired at this facility as well as an

for the tory leadership, is the latest to jump ship, but he represents a safe conservative seat in surrey lib dem will be tough. he wasn't the only star turn here last night. the european parliament's brexit coordinator guy verhofstadt flew in from brussels to give the lib dems some love. and then what? do you... although the liberal democrats are at odds with the referendum result to leave the eu, they seem determined to turn that to their advantage and go further than ever their stop brexit stance. let's go live tojonathan now in bournemouth. it's one thing to promise, and another thing to deliver, and jo swinson question about that crucial northern vote, quite rightly? yes, the lib dems are aware that they will only be able to implement this policy they've adopted today if they win the general election and form a government. and that's the main criticism coming their way, having chosen to campaign on the basis that if they won a general election, they would revoke article 50, cancelling the brexit process outright without holding a further referendum. their a nswer to holding a further

as he moved into a share of the lead at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surreyve had a couple of nice finishes. and the game is in good shape, it has been for a while, and it‘s just nice to come back, the crowds have been amazing for two days. you get the good weather, the golf course in great condition, so, um, you know, this week, you‘re gonna have — you‘re gonna have a have a real good leaderboa rd and fortunately, we‘ve put ourselves in a position to be right up there. super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. they scored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are now just one win away from the grand final at old trafford. lewis hamilton‘s form was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest lap at the marina bay street circuit. the briton was just under two tenths of a second quicker than red bull‘s max ve

willett moved into a share of the lead at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surreyd of 65. rory mcilroy narrowly made the cut but is 12 shots behind. i think it's my 10th straight year here. i've had a couple of nice finishes. and the game is in good shape, it has been for a while, and it's just nice to come back, the crowds have been amazing for two days. you get the good weather, the golf course in great condition, so, um, you know, this week, you're gonna have — you're gonna have a have a real good leaderboa rd and fortunately, we've put ourselves in a position to be right up there. super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. they scored three tries, including this one from george williams, but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are nowjust one win away from the grand final at old trafford. and lewis hamilton's form was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest l

willett moved into a share of the lead at the halfway stage of the pga championship at wentworth in surreyarrowly made the cut but is 12 shots behind. super league champions wigan warriors beat salford red devils 18—12 in their qualifying final. they scored three tries including this one from george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are now just one win away from the grand final at old trafford. lewis hamilton's form was as hot as the weather during practice for the singapore grand prix. the championship leader said it felt like a sauna in his mercedes car as he clocked the quickest lap at the marina bay street circuit. the briton was just under two tenths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen, but almost a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel in third. qualifying gets underway at two o'clock. it isa it is a bumper day for the wall—to—wall rugby this morning. date when you need it not to be really sunny outside! or move the television outside! get creative! move it inside but facing out into the garden so it is not blinded

there are also surrounding fire crews from surrey fire and rescue service who are supporting london firethe fire is currently under investigation and london fire brigade received 29 calls to this incident. one resident told the bbc he was just happy to get out of the building with his family. woke up to the sound of some crackling, went to my back door, opened the curtains, saw the flames and got myself and my family out. that was about 1:30am i suppose. i'm just thankful we got the family out, all of us out, everyone is safe. whatever's in there we'lljust have to get back somehow, some way but as long as we're safe, i suppose. a murder investigation has been launched after a man was shot dead in north west london on sunday night. the victim, who is believed to be in his 20s, was found with a gunshot wound in kentish town. he was pronounced dead shortly after midnight. formal identification has not yet been made. the head of a us aid agency has likened the devastation inflicted on the bahamas by hurricane dorian to that of a nuclear bomb. a huge relief operation is underway to provide em

of paddles on the roads, quite unpleasant conditions out there and that's one of the photos from surreycotland during this afternoon, brighter skies in north—west scotland and northern ireland, we see brighter weather developing across wales, the midlands, south east of england but also some heavy showers moving back in across the south—west. with that, fairly gusty conditions as well. wind gusts about 40—50 miles an hour especially around the coast of wales and the south—west of england, by this evening and the rush—hour unpleasant conditions in the south—west and north—east. through tonight we continue with showers moving in across england and wales. temperatures staying up in double figures, about 10—14 or 15 degrees. for wednesday, at low pressure still across the uk, gradually moving eastwards but a look out for the atlantic, you can see another area of low pressure waiting in the wings, staying very unsettled over the next few days. wednesday morning certainly a much drier start compared to today, there will be a writer skies, sunshine developing, some cloud and showers across nor

to joe root‘s thoughts on roy, cricket writer and broadcaster, simon hughes, believes flaws in the surreyally big test match innings and i do not think he has got the technique for it at the minute, he has been bowled five times in ten te st has been bowled five times in ten test innings, sol has been bowled five times in ten test innings, so i don't think he is the right man to play test cricket until he can attend to those slight technical issues. you can hear more of simon hughes‘s thoughts on roy, england and the ashes series on sportsday with me at 6.30pm. the fa say that england forward, raheem sterling, was the target of racial abuse from a bulgaria fan during saturday‘s euro qualifier at wembley. a steward ejected the man who was susequenlty arrested by the metropolitan police although he was released later with no further action taken sterling, who has suffered racial abuse playing for england and manchester city, was unaware of the abuse at the time and informed about the incident after the match which england won. sterling‘s former club captain vincent kompany has his mancheste

our correspondent andy moore is in his runnymede constituency, in surrey. association there, rory stewart said something similarto me there, rory stewart said something similar to me this morning. so there isa similar to me this morning. so there is a real battle here within the conservative party now. yes, absolutely. i mean, nicolas soames saying he had been a member of the conservative party for 37 years and philip hammond can beat that, he has been a member for a5 years. since philip hammond can beat that, he has been a memberfor a5 years. since he was 18, he is now 63. he went to his constituency association on monday perhaps fearing something like this was coming. and he got reselected. so we have the strange situation where a conservative association has selected somebody to be their candidate as a conservative mp who is no longer a member of the party. very strange times indeed. this morning, we spoke to some of the constituency at eggen station as they were rushing to work to hear what they had to say about that. i've no sympathy for him. why not?

i want to bring in melissa, surrey, jordan and jayde.ed over the last few days? personally, i don't think we should have a no—deal brexit. i don't want that, i don't think any one in the country wants that. jayde does. nobody wants it, but what other choice do we have? parliament did not, the majority did not vote for the withdrawal agreement, so we either go back to the eu and they have already said no, or we end up having another referendum and the likelihood is we stay. my issue is we have spent three years on this, limiting issues which i spoke to you earlier about which had become nonexistent. no, i earlier about which had become nonexistent. no, lam not saying i wa nt nonexistent. no, lam not saying i want to leave with no—deal, but what choice do we have? just a quick point. no, what choice do we have? well, if the choice really is between no—deal and if boris says he wants to renegotiate, it looks like a sham, nicholas soames said when you are offering such an unrealistic choice to the eu, of course we are going towards no—deal.

also here is jane ogden, a professor in health psychology at the university of surrey.is platform in that way. he used a lot of humour. sometimes we use humour or mock concern about people's weight but there is no evidence that fat shaming works positively on behavioural change. it's great to raise the profile of this is an issue and it's good to hear it from a man as well. is there any evidence that fat shaming encourages people to lose weight? i think all the evidence is fat shaming makes people feel worse, makes them feel ashamed and lowers their self esteem. it makes them feel depressed and anxious and as a result, what they then do, is self—destructive and some of that is bent over eating. it's not good for people to be fat shamed —— self—destructive behaviour such as overeating. i think it's the final thing we are allowed to do. it happens at every level. medical professionals sometimes do it and a lot of the women who follow my blog say they afraid to go to the doctors because they are afraid of fat shaming. it's not discreet and even on the internet, it's happen

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i'm joined by a legal expert from surrey university.hat this is not a matter for the courts to decide so in effect we shouldn't really be here. i think he is 10096 in effect we shouldn't really be here. i think he is 100% right. in effect we shouldn't really be here. i think he is 10096 right. the lawyers on his site. you can see that he is doing very well this morning. his major point is that it would bring political controversy into the courtroom if the court decided they have the power to say how long prorogation should be. these are not things for the court and james eadie is right. the cracks of the argument, what do you think? this is the strongest argument of government. it's reaching back to two important ideas. first that this is so political the supreme court should not be involved. it also this goes to the separation of powers. but what we are seeing in the questions to government from one of the 11 judges, the push he is giving, isn't it for the court to decide what that separation of powers is? so interesting arguments. 0ne

the right honourable members for surrey heath has suggested that the unanimous verdict of the supremest a few academics. and the leader of the house has described the verdict as a constitutional coup. unfortunately, these use to gain traction amongst members of the public. so, will be attorney general ta ke public. so, will be attorney general take this opportunity to give a strong statement of support, both for thejudgment of strong statement of support, both for the judgment of the supreme court, and for the importance of the independence of the judiciary?” think, in answer to the last point, ifi think, in answer to the last point, if i may come of the honourable lady, i completely, firmly support the independence of ourjudiciary. in scotland, in england, in wales, and in northern ireland, we have one of the finest judiciaries in and in northern ireland, we have one of the finestjudiciaries in the world. and the fact of the matter is the supreme court gave its judgment and its judgment must the supreme court gave its judgment and itsjudgment must be respected. but that does not prev

there are also surrounding fire crews from surrey fire and rescue services who are supporting gun firethe curtains and saw the flames and got myself and my family out. that was at about1:30am. i myself and my family out. that was at about 1:30am. i am to thank all we got there family out. all of us are, we got there family out. all of us are , everyone we got there family out. all of us are, everyone is safe. whatever is in there, we will have to just get back somehow, some way. but as long as we are safe, i suppose. officials in the bahamas have defended their response to hurricane dorian after it devastated parts of the island chain last week, killing at least 43 people. residents on the abaco islands have accused the government of failing to provide assistance and prevent looting. officials denied there had been any cover up of number of fatalities. the death toll is likely to rise as hundreds, possibly thousands, of people are still missing. gareth barlow reports. this is the devastation wrought by hurricane dorian. the mud, a shantytown built over decades — it took the storm just

this is the picture out there in surrey taken by one of our weather watchers recently.sterday. but here's the recent satellite and radar image. you can see cloud clearing away from the south coast. most of us are seeing long spells of sunshine. just that peppering of showers pushing into northern and north—western scotland. on through the afternoon, mainly light winds around for most places. just a bit of patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. lots of sunshine away from those few showers. it is also turning quite breezy across northern and north—western scotland. light winds elsewhere, coming in from a west or a northerly direction. so temperatures out there round about 17 to 22 celsius. not quite as warm as some recent days, but still feeling very pleasant with those long spells of autumnal sunshine. into this evening, a dry picture for most places. overnight, just a few spots of rain again for northern and western scotland. perhaps the odd shower pushing into northern ireland with the cloud increasing here. certainly for england and wales, we keep the clear skies, a