we can go now to lucie fisher who's at the conference in torquay.e conference theatre itself and we are in the refreshment area where there are still a few people left in the closing hours of the conference itself. it's fair to say that the speech by henry bolton was not in the league of nigel farage. there was no charisma in the sense of a rousing applause from people. there was gentle applause and people were saying it was the kind of speech where they felt they had a pair of safe hands, which after having gone through four leaders in the space of one year might be reassuring for them. henry bolton was elected yesterday with 30% of the vote. he beat the bookies' favourite, anne marie waters, who had been courted controversy with her views on islam. henry bolton took to the stage today and said he would return to the theme of brexit. he felt perhaps theresa may's commitment to leave the european union was questionable. the prime minister has asked for a transition period of around — "around" — two years. it sounds like concrete, solid planning, doe

ukip's new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay — attacking theresa may overxit and immigration. doctors‘ surgeries are being closed, police numbers are being cut and crime is increasing, multi—culturalism is swamping or displacing our own british culture. you can see pictures now of theresa may, the prime minister arriving at the party conference in manchester. we not expecting to hear any words from her but that is her arrival. thousands flee their home in bali after fears and nearby volcano could erupt imminently. it would be the first time mount agung has erupted in half a century, last time more than a thousand people were killed. and man united are back on top after trouncing crystal palace, who remain pointless at the foot of the premier league. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it's the eve of the conservative party conference, theresa may is facing renewed pressure over the government's approach to brexit. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has intervened again on the issue, calling for a strict time limit on any transition period. chris mason i

lucie fisher in torquay, thank you.according to the chief inspector of hospitals in england. in a newspaper interview, ted baker said the system hadn't adapted to deal with population growth, and particularly the increase in the number of elderly people. the archbishop of canterbury has criticised the bbc‘s handling of abuse allegations againstjimmy savile. the reverend justin welby said he believed that the anglican and catholic churches had shown more integrity than the broadcaster in handling allegations of abuse. i haven't seen the same integrity over the bbc‘s failures over jimmy savile as i have seen in the roman catholic church and the church of england and in other public institutions over abuse. the bbc has said it does not recognise the accusation and has acted transparently regarding the abuse allegations. people found guilty of the most serious acts of animal cruelty could face up to five years in prison under new legislation announced today. last year the rspca investigated nearly 150,000 cases of animal ab

ukip's new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay, saying mass immigration isming british culture and overwhelming public services. thousands gather in barcelona to protest against tomorrow's a 21—year—old man has died after being stabbed during a mass brawl in manchester city centre. thousands gather in barcelona to protest against tomorrow's referendum on catalan independence. also in the next hour, thousands flee their homes in bali after fears a nearby volcano could erupt imminently. mount agung hasn't erupted since the 1960s, but the indonesian island was put on high alert last week. and manchester united are back on top after trouncing crystal palace, who remain pointless at the foot of the premier league. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it's the eve of conservative party conference and theresa may is facing renewed pressure over her approach to brexit. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has intervened again on the issue, calling for a strict time limit on any transition period. could the next few days bring unity to the conservative party? probab

ukip's new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay — attacking theresa may overxit and immigration. doctors‘ surgeries are being closed, police numbers are being cut and crime is increasing, multi—culturalism is swamping or displacing our own british culture. spanish police step up efforts to stop the elections in catalonia which the government says is illegal. the arch british ship of canterbury dashes under the archbishop of canterbury criticises the investigations into jimmy canterbury criticises the investigations intojimmy savile. it would be the first time a volcano in indonesia has erupted for many years. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. on the eve of the conservative party conference, theresa may is facing renewed pressure over the government's approach to brexit. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has intervened again on the issue, calling for a strict time limit on any transition period. pro—brexit campaigners have published their own letter to the prime minister demanding she should walk away from talks with the eu if negotiations on trade don

ukip's new leader, henry bolton, addresses his party conference in torquay, saying mass immigration isarming british culture and overwhelming public services. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a young girl was dropped from a bridge into a river in bolton. the spanish government says most potential voting stations for tomorrow's banned referendum on catalan independence have been closed. also in the next hour: thousands flee their homes in bali after fears a nearby volcano could erupt imminently. the indonesian island was put on high alert last week after a warning that mount agoong could erupt for the first time in half a century. and coming up in 30 minutes here on bbc news — race and pace looks at the impact west indian players have made on the lancashire cricket league. it's the eve of the conservative party conference and theresa may is under renewed pressure from within the cabinet over her approach to brexit. the prime minister arrived in manchester a little earlier with her husband phillip. she's facing a new intervention on the brexit negotiations fro

ukip's new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay, saying mass immigration is harming british culture and overwhelming public services. spanish police seal off more than half of the polling stations in catalonia as they step up efforts to stop tomorrow's banned independence referendum. a 21—year—old man has died after being stabbed during a mass brawl in manchester city centre. time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me reshmin chowdhury. the headlines this evening: harry kane makes it 13 goals in september, this time with a brace as spurs ran riot against huddersfield. united also netted four as they made sure the misery continues for crystal palace. lewis hamilton takes big strides towards a fourth world championship title. he'll be on pole in sepang with nearest rival sebastian vettel at the back of the grid. also coming up in the programme — northern ireland'sjonathan rea makes history becoming the first man to win three consecutive world superbikes championships. welcome to the programme. the pundits are

alex forsyth is at the conference in torquay, who will be picked alex? next couple of hours. it is pretty fair to say it is quite wide open. you mentioned peter whittle has been named as one of the bookmakers favourites along with anne marie waters but there are five others who, just walking around the hall talking to delegates today, seem to have attracted support. what is interesting about this leadership contest is that it is the third in just over a yearfor contest is that it is the third in just over a year for ukip and many are seeing it as a battle for the direction, the purpose of the party. there are people here who think despite the eu referendum, the success ukip hard, there is a place in the political debate for ukip to be making a strong case for brexit. there are others, particularly anne—marie water, who think ukip needs to take a brand—new radical direction. she said ukip needs to be brave and take on subjects others won't but it has attracted a lot of criticism with some members suggesting it is the wrong direction for ukip. some telling

ukip‘s new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay, saying brexit is still ther, spanish police seal off more

to account on brexit. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is at the ukip annual conference in torquay leader in a year. is he the man to unite the party, do you think? well, for some this was an unexpected result. henry bolton was never the bookies favourite, but in the end he proved most popular with the members. nonetheless, this was a divisive contest. many saw it as a make or breakfor ukip, a battle contest. many saw it as a make or break for ukip, a battle for the soul of the party. 0n the one hand, those who thought brexit should remain its priority. 0n the other hand, those who advocated a mauro can approach, like the runner—up, anne marie waters, who had campaigned against islam and sharia law. some had even threatened to resign if she won, saying her approach was too extreme. in his victory speech, henry bolton said that now was the time for unity, that now was the time for unity, that ukip's course had been set, that ukip's course had been set, that brexit should remain a core issue. but ukip has been riddled with infighting and wrestling with its direction for some time, so

we can go now to lucie fisher, who's at the conference in torquay.de the conference theatre itself in the refreshment area, which minutes ago was a hive of activity. everyone has rushed through because henry bolton is expected to deliver his closing speech in the next few minutes. that has been moved forward. it is now expected very shortly. yesterday henry bolton was elected, beating the bookies' favourite, anne—marie waters. she has courted controversy with the anti—islam views. it is hoped that henry bolton will be a unifying figure for the party and will be able to bring them all together on issues such as brexit, which had been forgotten with the focus moving on to islam. he is expected to say he does not believe that there will be a deal on brexit at all with the european union. he thinks there are people within brussels who don't want that sort of a deal to take place. earlier this morning he was asked whether he would favour boris' negotiating strategy, to which he said he cheekily thought boris had been reading his speeches and had in fact p

but perhaps nothing can beat leroy rosenior‘s ten minutes in charge of torquay united in 2007. hodgson, last seen guiding england to an early euro 2016 exit, is tipped to succeed de boer. meanwhile, one managerial veteran believes more icebergs lie ahead. i was sacked as a champion, ranieri was sacked as a champion. frank de boer is sacked after four matches. next season, something incredible will happen again. so, nothing surprises me. with few exceptions, the life span of a premier league manager is a short and perilous one, as frank de boer has now discovered to his cost. richard conway, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight, hurricane irma. it is hard to add the words to the pictures we have all been seeing. we will be hearing from the mayor of miami. and the weather presenter tom arshavin acker is in florida to explain the life cycle of the hurricane, right from its beginnings in the hills of ethiopia. don't forget, the events in the house of commons, there will be votes on that important vote coming up. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are.

all his victory was announced at the party's conference which is taking place in torquay.t he said after his victory was announced. todayis today is not only a crucial day for a party. it is a critical day for oui’ a party. it is a critical day for our country. and we've already heard today from a number of speakers of the importance of holding the government to task for the delivery and that mandate that they were given on the 23rd ofjune last which so given on the 23rd ofjune last which so far they have failed to deliver anything on. ladies and gentlemen, brexit is our core task. ladies and gentlemen, brexit is our core task. let's talk to our political correspondent. he was an outsider, really. tell us a bit more about him. he was never named by the bookies as one of the babies but when you spoke to ukip members plenty said that his name was firmly in the mix. give a former soldier, a former policeman, a one—time lib dem. you did what the european union in the past but as you heard him say that, in his a cce pta nce you heard him say that, in his acceptance speech, he m

his victory was announced at the party‘s conference which is taking place in torquay.crucial day for our party, it is a critical day for our country. and we‘ve already heard today from a number of speakers of the importance of holding the government to task for the delivery on that mandate that they were given on the 23rd ofjune last year, which so far they have failed to deliver anything on. ladies and gentlemen, brexit is our core task. applause. so where is ukip heading and how will they work to get back voters they lost in the last election? professor of politics at strathclyde university, john curtice, joins me from our glasgow studio. thank you forjoining us. she has said that brexit remains the purpose, why, when we know that we are leaving the eu? the terms under which we will leave the european union and our future which we will leave the european union and ourfuture relationship with it has not yet been determined and certainly for most ukip porters and certainly for most ukip porters and undoubtedly for most of the party members, what is central to the aspir

the victory was announced at a conference in torquay.and is about ukip‘s purpose in the future. today the conference and is about ukip's purpose in the future. today is not only a crucial day for our party, it isa only a crucial day for our party, it is a critical day for our country. we have already heard today from a number of speakers of the importance of holding the government to task for the delivery on that mandate they were given onjune 23 last year which, so far, they have failed to deliver anything. which, so far, they have failed to deliveranything. ladies which, so far, they have failed to deliver anything. ladies and gentlemen, brexit is our core task. henry bolton. the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben have doubled. the parliamentary authority estimated the cost of £29 million. the programme caused controversy when it was announced that big ben would only time on special occasions over the next four years were are carried out. tributes have been paid to the british filmmaker killed while working alongside ku

henry bolton has been elected as the new leader of ukip at their conference in torquay.ly as soon as november. theresa may meets other leaders at an eu summit in estonia — while the eu commission says not enough progress has been made on trade talks. let‘s get all the sports news. sergio aguero has broken rib after a car crash in holland. he is being assessed by the club‘s medical team this afternoon. pep guardiola said he was not sure how much of the season that sergio aguero might miss. in terms of aguero, he was clearly in holland, yes it was his day off but it was 11 o‘clock in holland when he had that accident. is that a problem for you? no. purely because he was on his day off? day off? have you spoken to him? not yet. i was busy this morning. preparing for training. but i know he is ok. he is ok, that is the most important thing. after that, he will recover as soon as possible. injury problems too at city‘s neighbours manchester united. managerjose mourinho has confirmed that midfielder paul pogba is out for the long term. the french international limped off 19 mi

ukip‘s new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay — saying mass immigration istish culture and overwhelming public services. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a young girl was dropped from a bridge into a river in bolton. now on bbc news — sir viv richards, sir wes hall and david lloyd recall the impact west indian players made on the lancashire cricket league over the last 90 years. this is a story about small white towns and the biggest black stars. we are talking about the best players in the world. these guys were clamouring to come and play in lancashire league cricket. when east meets west. rainy east lancashire meeting the sunny west indies. what a marvellous stroke. for the biggest name ever to play in the lancashire league, it was a welcome to match. it was a special time in a home away from home. a story that starts with reticence and racism. they had been fed with the idea that black people are not really people, that they are lesser and that they are not very bright. and ends with lifelong friendships linking accrington wit

ukip's new leader, henry bolton, addresses his party conference in torquay, saying mass immigration ised from a bridge into a river in bolton. the spanish government says most potential voting stations for tomorrow's banned referendum on catalan independence have been closed. also in the next hour: thousands flee their homes in bali after fears a nearby volcano could erupt imminently. the indonesian island was put on high alert last week after a warning that mount agoong could erupt for the first time in half a century.

ukip‘s new leader henry bolton addresses his party conference in torquay — attacking theresa may overice numbers are being cut and crime is increasing, multi—culturalism is swamping or displacing our own british culture. spanish police step up efforts to stop the elections in catalonia which the government says

anti—islam campaigner anne marie waters, into second place. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is in torquayr break moment, about more than who is at the helm, but about what ukip stands for. one of the contenders, anne marie waters, had advocated a radical approach, and the bookies named her as a favourite. she campaigned against islam and sharia law, which won her support among those who thought she was breaking ground in terms of political debate. but some in the party said they would quit if she won because her sta nce would quit if she won because her stance was too extreme. in the end, henry bolton was the victor and he said brexit must remain the core issue. talking to members at the conference today, some of whom are still here, they say ukip‘s course is now set, brexit is the priority. but uniting the party after such a divisive campaign will be a challenge. thank you. a climber from wales has died at the yosemite national park in california. andrew foster became trapped along with his wife, when rocks fell from the face of the rock formation known as el capitan. lucy foster is in a

his victory was announced at the party's conference which is taking place in torquay.ukip‘s plan going forward. today is not only a crucial day for our party, it is a critical day for our country. we have already heard today from a number of speakers of the importance of holding the government to task for the delivery on that mandate they were given onjune 23 last year which, so far, they have failed to deliver anything. ladies and gentlemen, brexit is our core task. the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben have doubled to an estimated £61 million. the parliamentary authorities had estimated a cost of £29 million. the repair programme caused controversy when it was announced big ben would only chime on special occasions over the next four years while the works are carried out. you're watching bbc news, the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government travel. the governor of the bank of england gives his clearest signal yet that interest rates are set to rise for the first tim

but as members meet in torquay for their annual conference, many of the party's 20 meps have threatened told the bbc it would take ukip "down a very dark alley". she faces a strong challenge by the party's deputy leader peter whittle. patient care is being damaged because of a shortage of nurses, according to the royal college of nursing, in some cases meaning patients are dying alone on wards. 30 thousand of its members across the uk responded to a survey, with more than half of them saying they were upset after their last shift because they couldn't provide the care they wanted. here's our correspondent jenny walrond. ifeel like i'm spinning plates but the plates are patients. that to me is the worst feeling. i no longer wish to be a nurse. i'm not able to provide my patients with even the basics of nursing care due to the constant lack of staff. i failed my patients, colleagues and now my family. i cried all the way home. i drove home from work sobbing today knowing that the patients i care for did not even get a fraction of the level of care that i would consider acceptable. i felt

a candidate who has described islam as "evil," were to become leader at the party's conference in torquayetch for leonardo da vinci's 16th century masterpiece, the mona lisa. it had previously been attributed to the artist's studio, but after tests at the louvre museum in paris, experts believe the sketch is at least in part by leonardo da vinci himself. experts say it is almost certainly a preparatory work for an oil painting and is of truly remarkable quality. we are all looking very closely at that. the faces similar. she is smiling in the naked one. is that because she is feeling more comfortable? we will have to wait and see. i am no expert. they are the star players of england. we will have to wait and see whether they will be in the ashes. they are in a fragile and devastated state, and are aware of what has happened, they say. england cricketers, ben stokes and alex hales, will not be considered for selection until further notice, as investigations continue into a brawl outside a bristol nightclub earlier this week. stokes was arrested under suspicion of causing actual bodily harm

a candidate who has described islam as "evil", were to become leader at the party's conference in torquay leonardo da vinci's studio, but not the artist himself. experts say it is almost certainly a preparatory work for an oil painting and is of truly remarkable quality. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 10.30am. thank you. do get in touch with us throughout the morning. use the hashtag victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. time to get some sport now. good morning, first of all we are talking about that huge blow for manchester city with the club confirming that sergio aguero has suffered injuries ina road sergio aguero has suffered injuries in a road accident in holland. more on this now from our footballer reporter simon stone. we don't know a lot moment, we are seeing pictures on social media but what do we it seems sergio aguero was on a day off. he went to holland to attend a concert in amsterdam and was on his way back to the airport when the taxi appears to have hit a lamp post or something. the car sustained quite serious da