at woolston primary school in warrington, it's time for creative writing, but teachers are strugglingme up with imaginative ways to save money. well, in my last school, it got to the point where i was actually doing plumbing jobs and actually cutting down trees in the area to save money over a weekend, because we just needed the money. for this headteacher and thousands of others, there is no getting away from the difficult issue of funding. i've got colleagues in warrington that have cut to the bone and are now looking at can they afford a teacher in a classroom all day? because they can't — in a primary school — and that's quite worrying, when you're going, i can't afford a teacher all day in every classroom. so, from school to the streets, hundreds of heads from across england joined an orderly queue and delivered a letter warning the chancellor of the exchequer that he must do better when it comes to funding. we've had mental health services cut, i can't afford a counsellor. i have children that i've held onto, i will not permanently exclude them because i know actually the odds a

at woolston primary school in warrington, it's time for creative writing, but teachers are strugglingcome up with imaginative ways to save money. well, in my last school, it got to the point where i was actually doing plumbing jobs and actually cutting down trees in the area to save money over a weekend, because we just needed the money. for this headteacher and thousands of others, there is no getting away from the difficult issue of funding. i've got colleagues in warrington that have cut to the bone and are now looking at can they afford a teacher in a classroom all day? because they can't — in a primary school — and that's quite worrying, when you're going, i can't afford a teacher all day in every classroom. so, from school to the streets, hundreds of heads from across england joined an orderly queue and delivered a letter warning the chancellor of the exchequer that he must do better when it comes to funding. we've had mental health services cut, i can't afford a counsellor. i have children that i've held onto, i will not permanently exclude them because i know actually the odds

they run in six tries to beat warrington. good evening to you.urce code you in just a moment from england and from scotland. but we are a few hours away from the big fight at wembley. anthonyjoshua is defending his world heavyweight titles against the russian challenger alexander povetkin. joshua last fought there 18 months ago when he defeated wladimir klitschko. the british fighter is still unbeaten in 21 bouts, povetkin has lostjust the once in his career. that was against klitschko five years ago, and the last time he fought for a world title. wonder which way this one is going to go. let's cross live to wembley now and speak to our reporter ade adedoyin. night has fallen, the light are on at wembley. anthony joshua night has fallen, the light are on at wembley. anthonyjoshua is packing these in again. he loves these stadium fight, doesn't he? you we re these stadium fight, doesn't he? you were at the weigh—in yesterday and the tale of the tape, everything points towards the champion, dozens? —— doesn't it? it certainly does. anthonyjoshua to

at woolston primary school in warrington, it's time for creative writing, but teachers are strugglingt where i was actually doing plumbing jobs and actually cutting down trees in the area to save money over a weekend, because we just needed the money. for this headteacher and thousands of others, there is no getting away from the difficult issue of funding. i've got colleagues in warrington that have cut to the bone and are now looking at can they afford a teacher in a classroom all day? because they can't — in a primary school — and that's quite worrying, when you're going, i can't afford a teacher all day in every classroom. so, from school to the streets, hundreds of heads from across england joined an orderly queue and delivered a letter warning the chancellor of the exchequer that he must do better when it comes to funding. we've had mental health services cut, i can't afford a counsellor. i have children that i've held onto, i will not permanently exclude them because i know actually the odds are stacked against them, but i haven't got the funding to be able to pay for the thing

at woolston primary school in warrington, it's time for creative writing, but teachers are strugglingmy last school, it got to the point where i was actually doing plumbing jobs and actually cutting down trees in the area to save money over a weekend, because we just needed the money. for this headteacher and thousands of others, there is no getting away from the difficult issue of funding. i've got colleagues in warrington that have cut to the bone and are now looking at can they afford a teacher in a classroom all day? because they can't — in a primary school — and that's quite worrying, when you're going, i can't afford a teacher all day in every classroom. so, from school to the streets, hundreds of heads from across england joined an orderly queue and delivered a letter warning the chancellor of the exchequer that he must do better when it comes to funding. we've had mental health services cut, i can't afford a counsellor. i have children that i've held onto, i will not permanently exclude them because i know actually the odds are stacked against them, but i haven't got the fundi

cas will play warrington wolves who won 36—23 at wakefield trinity. play wigan who won 14—12 at home to hull. wasps are level with second placed exeter in the rugby union prmiership after beating newcastle 23—22 away. they scored three tries to the falcons 2. juan de jongh converted try brough wasps back into it, and lima sopoanga's late penalty saw them win by a single point. in the pro 1a cardiff blues came from behind twice to deny cheetahs their first win of the season. olly robinson barged his way through with ten minutes to go to score the winning try. 24—21 it finished at arms park. it was a tight affair in the other pro—14 match where edinburgh almost surrendered a 16—point lead over benetton. they hung on at murrayfield to win by 31 points to 30. the government say they will give their full support to a potential bid from all four home nations and ireland to host the world cup in 2030. england were one of the nations that lost out to russia for the right to stage this year's successful tournament. the next two world cups will be held in qatar

a late flurry of tries helped them to a 26—6 victory against warrington wolves in the super 8s.s. super league announced earlier it will ditch the super 8 format for next season. there's also been plenty of rugby union action this evening. in the premiership, gloucester came back from being ten points down at half time to win the west country derby against brisotl bears 35—13. —— bristol bears. the bears, who were promoted at the end of last season, led 13—3 at the break but gloucester scored five tries in the second half, two of them from charlie sharples. 0spreys' unbeaten start to the season in the pro!!! has come to a crushing end. they were beaten 49—13 by munster in limerick. 0spreys had won their opening two league matches but conceded seven tries to munster, including this one finished by wing darren sweetnam. meanwhile, edinburgh held on for their first win of the season at home to connacht. duhan van der merwe's first half try put them on their way to a 17—10 victory. football, and celtic remain second in the scottish premiership after a goalless d raw with st mirren t

warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs.nts 26—24. castleford tigers stay ahead of them in third place after easing to a comfortable 28—8 victory over hull fc. england'sjustin rose is second after two rounds of the bmw championship in philadelphia. rose finished the day 11 under, two off the lead of the american xander schauffele. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is on nine—under, one shot ahead of 14—time major winner tiger woods. the german olympic and world sprint cycling champion kristina vogel has revealed she's been paralysed after a serious training accident back in june. vogel suffered spinal injuries after colliding with another cyclist while training in brandenburg. she won olympic gold in the track cycling team sprint at london 2012 and individual sprint gold in rio four years later. amir khan had to strip to make the welterweight limit today, ahead of his fight with samuel vargas in birmingham this weekend. this is khan's second fight of 2018, after nearly a two year absence from the ring. the 31—year—old is hopin

that's why you don't want to go to warrington. they come at you when you want -- they come at you when they want you to. before these 300,000 volunteers have been absorbed into the army and trained. get them out into the open, into the field, and find them. you retain the initiatives, you call the shots. there is a potential to invade pennsylvania and influence the fall congressional elections. that is really big for lee. lee has once expressed to jefferson davis what he seeks are heavy victories. what he means is victories that do a lot of damage to the federals. the confederates do not suffer as much. that will undermine the morale of the northern people. the way they will express their morale being undermined is they will vote out the republicans and vote in the democrats, who are far more likely to negotiate a peace settlement with the confederacy. there is also potential for european intervention is you are successful. lee doesn't think there will be any european intervention, but some do. it is always a possibility. the nega

in rugby league, super eight st helens beat warrington for the third time this season, winning 34—14, chance to do it again in the semifinals a week on thursday. meanwhile, the question of who will win a place in the super league next season by the qualifiers are still wide open after yesterday's results. toronto beat widnes to stay within a chance with london broncos beating salford and hull kr losing to toulouse, it will all come down to the final round matches. matt davis has one briton's first silverjudo medal for nine yea rs, first silverjudo medal for nine years, the best result of her career and she was inspired to compete after peeing in volunteer at london 2012. for the first time in the 214 year history of the gold cup, there was a dead heat, the racecourse judge could not split the 5—1 favourite and the 28th outsider, cameron noble, not even by a nose. billy monger, the real racing driver who lost both legs in a crash at donington last year returned to the same track yesterday and was ecstatic to claim pole position for the first of the week and's formula 3 races. he finish

super league leaders st helens have beaten warrington for the third time this season. 14. the sides will meet again in the semi—finals a week on thursday. that's all the sport for now. i'll have the latest throughout the evening. let's get more now on our main story, the american cable giant comcast has beaten its rival 21st century fox in the auction for the broadcaster, sky. joining me now isjoe mayes, a reporter at bloomberg. how excited is the world of media about this breaking news? the sky shareholders are definitely very excited. £17.28 is a huge increment on what they started trading on. the media industry is pretty stunned by these numbers. it is a massive win for all the staff and shareholders and it is quite a moment. what on earth was going on with 21st—century fox ? earth was going on with 21st—century fox? did they really want this 61% share? a difficult one to call. fox have forced comcast to pay perhaps more than they wanted to. in the final round of bidding in this auction, fox were behind at the start, they increased their bid, comp are “— start, they

right now we're seeing some spotty rain from fricke county, maryland, all the way down to warrington and back towards the i-80 corridor. really interesting how we're getting all of this moisture and y we saw such a steady rain today. frontal system stalled across the region. that's going to lift north as a warm front. that's going to be something to keep in mind as we go intohe next couple of days. then we've got moisture coming off the atlantic. we'reding into the gulf moisture as well. so all of that is playing into some steady ra, andhat's why we still have some flood watches ouomthere. still flood warnings until about 3:30 tomorrow morning through maryland. so, again, a lot oflooded roadways out there. and cool conditions. temperatures in the 50s and 60s acro board. we'll stay in the 60s overnight with some more showers her a there. and then through the day tomorrow, look at this. temperatures areckoing to be n the low to mid-80s. some spotty rain and even a passing storm. so, again, some spotty rain ovenight and even s fog with a chance of a spotty storm as we continue through t

coleman, bbc news. 21 people had to be freed after a rollercoaster became stuck at a theme park in warringtonnd 1pm at gulliver's world. fire crews used ladders and scaffolding to rescue the passengers from the ride, which was stuck 50 feet in the air. cheshire fire & rescue service say no—one was injured. the headlines on bbc news: the strongest typhoon of the year so far has been battering the northern phillipines — with violent winds and 20 foot storm surges — at least 14 have been killed. in the us — tropical storm florence is causing significant flooding on the east coast — five people are reported dead. a former british soldier is given a seven and a half yearjail sentence in turkey for helping kurdish forces in the fight against so—called islamic state. the liberal democrats are discussing a major shake—up of the party as their conference gets underway in brighton this morning. the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters — as well as fullyjoined—up members — to vote for a new leader. the lib dems are also urging disillusioned labou

it's getting to the business end of the rugby league season — warrington wolves have sealed their placerd place, after easing to a comfortable 28—8 victory over hull fc last night. that's all the sport for now. police in south yorkshire say they are responding to a "major incident" in barnsley town centre. this comes after unconfirmed reports ofa this comes after unconfirmed reports of a stabbing. police have said there will be a "high visability police presence" in the town centre this morning, and have asked the public to be vigilant. that is from police in south yorkshire, they say they are responding to a serious incident. reports, although unconfirmed at the moment, of a stabbing there in the town. police say there will be a high visibility presence there this morning. the iraqi parliament will hold an emergency session on saturday to discuss a wave of protests in the southern city of basra. a night time curfew was imposed after several days of disturbances, which left 11 people dead and dozens more injured. laura westbrook reports. the day began in mourning. a funeral for a protes

people had to be rescued after a roller—coaster became stuck at a theme park in warrington.ver's world. fire crews used ladders and scaffolding to rescue the passengers from the ride, which was stuck 50 feet in the air. cheshire fire and rescue service say no—one was injured. the church of england is considering a buy out of the pay—day lender, wonga, after the company collapsed last month. the idea was suggested by frank field, the chair of the work and pensions committee who said he hoped the church might lead what he called a group of ‘good' people willing to run wonga without charging high interest rates. the headlines on bbc news: at least 14 people in the northern phillipines have died in the strongest typhoon of the year so far, with violent winds and 20—foot storm surges. in the united states, tropical storm florence is causing significant flooding on the east coast — five people have died. a former british soldier is jailed for seven and a half years in turkey for helping kurdish forces in the fight against the so—called islamic state group. sport now, and for a ful

bbc.co.uk/sport. 21 people had to be rescued after a rollercoaster became stuck at a theme park in warringtonding to rescue the passengers from the ride, which was stuck 50 feet in the air. cheshire fire & rescue service say no—one was injured. the church of england is considering a buy out of the pay—day lender, wonga, after the company collapsed last month. the idea was suggested by frank field, the chair of the work and pensions committee who said he hoped the church might lead what he called a group of ‘good' people willing to run wonga without charging high interest rates. this coming week across bbc news, we're marking 6 months to go until the uk leaves the european union. we'll be answering some of your questions about brexit. today, jon kay has been to birmingham, one of the most polarised areas of the country, to find out what people there want to know. i really can't get my head round what's going on. absolutely no—one knows what's happening. so what's brexit? confusion. it's dominated the news for more than two years but we still have so many questions, wherever we live, however we

warri warrington less than a mile. temperatures are mild in the low 70s. n so 4 things yd to know before you walk outside. storms mainly after 2:00.m. here in dc by 5:00 p.m. some kevere. hat umbrella and raincoat before you leave. let's hd over to melissa and see how the commute is shaping up. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, sheena. silver spring outer loop befored colesville a little bit of a delay here. that's expected. hopelly they get it out of the way soon. columbia southbound is where the crash is. red as you're headed into that area. it is quite slow there this morning. u might want to think about a different route. gainesville northbound 29, crash out of the way. orn't have to about that. on the blue line, delays at franconia, wehle and rest ston hit. >>> take a look at some of the video here. this was the scene at the intersection of new york avenue. we're working to confirm how this happened and the condition of the officer and the other driver here. what we can tell you from looking at the video, it seems though this was a head-on colli

st helens are beating castleford wakefield are leading warrington, wigan are trailing to hull, the importantin for leeds would see them keep their place in superleague, wolfpack would take a massive stride towards promotion if they win you can see the latest there is at leedsis you can see the latest there is at leeds is 10—8 up, they've come behind from the early stages there. championship leader lewis hamilton was fastest in second practise ahead of this weeeknd's russian grand prix in sochi hamilton ended the session almost two tenths of a second clear of his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas. they were followed by the two red bulls, but they'll be near the back of the grid on sunday, no matter what happens in qualifying tomorrow after changing their engines. title contender sebastian vettel was fastest in first practise but he was fifth second time round with teamate kimi raikonnenjust behind. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor will miss the world t20 in west indies in november as she continues to manage her anxiety. a decision was made by both the player and the ecb who say taylor's wel

super league leaders st helens have beaten warrington for the third time this season, this one in rugbynts to 1a. the sides are going to meet again in the semi—finals a week on thursday. arguably the most important games of the day are in the qualifiers, where super league survival and promotion are at stake. salford were top of the table but they lost 11—8 at london broncos, so a win for toronto wolfpack will keep them in the hunt for one of the three automatic promotion spots, along with hull kr, who are winning in toulouse. no points between toronto and widnes yet. andy murray is only going to play two more tournaments this season. he'll play in shenzen and beijing in china over the next fortnight, before focusing on a long period of training and conditioning in preparation for the start of next year. murray has only played nine matches after hip surgery injanuary and he's slipped outside the top 300 in the world. nekoda smythe—davis has won great britain's first silver medal at the world judo championships for nine years. it betters the bronze that she won last year. it's the best r

warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs, after beating huddersfield giantshe "will keep fighting", after he was forced to retire from his us open semifinal againstjuan martin del potro, because of a knee injury. he's now 32, and won the french open earlier this summer. but couldn't continue playing after the end of the second set. it's unclear how long he will be out for. to keep playing, at the same time that way, you know, having too much pain. it was not a tennis match at the end. it was one player playing and one standing on the other side of the court. i hate to retire, but to stay one more set out there playing like this... it will be too much for me. in contrast, novak djockovich looks re—juvenated. he moved closer to equalling pete sampras's tally of 1a grand slams after outclassing kei nishikori to reach the us open final. so he now faces del potro. and a huge match today for serena williams, if she wins today, equalling margaret court's 2a grand slam titles. she does have that in her sights. herjapanese opponent has beaten her early this year but s

in rugby league's super 85, st helens beat warrington for the third time this season, running in sixhips for nine years. it's the best result of her career. she was was inspired to compete after being a volunteer at london 2012. six years later, she has world silver. not bad at all! for the first time in the 214—year history of the ayr gold cup, there was a dead heat. the racecourse judge could not split the 5—1 favourite son of rest, ridden by chris hayes, and the 28—1 outsider baron bolt, not even by a nose! —— the mount of apprentice rider cameron noble, not even by a nose! a photo finish. not a nostril between them. no splitting it at all. the dead heat for the first time. you may have seen yesterday on breakfast, we heard from billy monger, the young racing driver who lost both his legs in a crash at donnington last year. this is an extraordinary story. well, he returned to the same track yesterday and he was absolutely ecstatic when he claimed pole position for the first of the weekend's formula 3 races. amazing. he finished fourth, and there are two more races to come today. w

warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs.e. northern ireland‘s rory mcilroy is on nine—under, one shot ahead of 14—time major winner tiger woods. back to alastair cook, and his teammates have been recording tribute videos, in honour of his last test. most of them compliment him as a batsman, and as a man — but bowlerjimmy anderson took a different approach. congratulations mate. it has been a right laugh. well done pal. balgo. farming this, farming that, that is all he bangs about, who cares mate. sugar retired two years ago. oh! (laughs). love that. cook always has his farm, that is great. now, chances are we‘ve all played tag as a game in the school playground. we called it tag. we called it tick! but did you ever wish you could take it up as an actual sport? that‘s what athletes from all over the world will be doing in london this weekend. ijoined them for some training. with the adrenaline pumping, your heart racing, your hopes of survival on the edge... it‘s the hunter versus the hunted. in this high—speed game of chase.

in rugby league, warrington wolves have sealed their place the super league play—offs.ctory over hull fc. england'sjustin rose lies second after two rounds of the bmw championship, in philadelphia. rose finished the day 11 under, two off the lead, of the american zander schauffele. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is on nine—under, one shot ahead of 14—time major winner tiger woods. back to alastair cook, and his teammates have been recording tribute videos, in honour of his last test. most of them compliment him as a batsman, and as a man — but bowlerjimmy anderson took a different approach. congratulations mate. it has been a right laugh. well done pal. that'll do. don't like the bloke anyway. "farming this, farming that," that is all he bangs about, who cares mate. should've retired two years ago. 0h! very funny. he is a keen —— very keen farmer, helps out with the lambing, talks about a bit. now, chances are we've all played tag as a game in the school playground. we called it tag. we called it tick! but did you ever wish you could take it up as an actual sport? that

warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs after beating huddersfield giantsflow, good morning everybody. are you all right? you got stuck on the m6 motorway. south or north? going north in that horrible bit. i had to turn the engine off at one point. by the way, mike, have you had a makeover? a different style of hair. i like it. back to school at this time of year! and a new satchel. let's talk about football. scotland will be happy it was a friendly against belgium. very heavy defeat. we are into the nation ‘s lead, which is complicated to explain, i need ten minutes! the best thing is to go on the bbc website with an explainer on there. this is scotland losing 4—0 to belgium ina this is scotland losing 4—0 to belgium in a friendly. they play albania on monday. we are talking about this and the home nations on the programme. england had a great world cup. did not win it, but it went well. expectations rising. we have spoken to the boss's boss. technical director of the fa talking about plans for the next few years. do you think i am going to see some major

birmingham, warrington. ..ted at the last election, when he confounded expectations. but how damaging has the rift with parts of the jewish community been to the party? the labour party isn't somewhere that i feel i can be proudlyjewish. and with huge divisions in the labour movement over how to approach or oppose leaving the european union, can the fractured party come back together? all this matters because brexit and political flux means that there could well be a general election sooner rather than later. and, injeremy corbyn, labour has a potential prime minister in waiting with policies the likes of which this country hasn't seen for a generation. away from westminster, the relentless row over anti—semitism has struck to the heart of what it means to be jewish and on the left in britain. so what's it like when your community is headline news and the subject of angry political debate? ella taylor, noah libson, aron keller and josh garfield are young, left—wing and jewish. i feel politically homeless. i don