watford scored afterjust 6 minutes through abdoulaye doucoure.thanks to a late equaliser from dele alli. the only way that we are going to improve the record is working hard. it's only football problems we need to improve. the goal we concede, after a tough night in champions league. it's difficult for any team when this type of thing happens, to recover the trust and the confidence to play. premier league champions manchester city were in action in the late game, beating crystal palace by 2 goals to nil to close the gap on liverpool to 5 points. nick parrott reports. a frustrating start to manchester city's season. midfielders and defence, although that cost is a few problems against crustal palace. —— crystal palace. goalkeeper wayne hennessey kept palace in it, until gabrieljesus hennessey kept palace in it, until gabriel jesus found his hennessey kept palace in it, until gabrieljesus found his place. he claimed his fifth: five starts of the season. with their resistance broken, their resistance went into freefall. david silva doubled city's l

for those incidents, there watford manager was unhappy.i think var is something objective but i'm starting to think it is something subjective. sheffield united against arsenal tonight. you were in the last sheffield united side to face arsenal. that was 6—0 in the carling cup. this was another match, going back 20 years. do you remember that? i vaguely remember that. i remember the amount of disruption it had on that game. basically, hejust played on, set up marc overmars, and you had arsene wenger saying, let's have a replay. arsenal went on to win that replay. so a lot of history between these two teams. sheffield united have done amazing to get back into the premier league. this is such a key fixture for arsenal because they are in a position at the moment where i don't feel they have played particularly well. the past few games, they have got away with results. tonight at bramall lane, that will be packed out. sheffield united player so dynamic, they play attacking football, i feel there are going to be plenty of goals because arsenal

watford drew 0—0 with bournemouth in today's other three o'clock kick off.ou can see rooted to the bottom of the table on five points. norwich play manchester united at home tomorrow, while southampton have given their full backing to manager ralf hassenhutl, despite that 9—0 defeat last night. at the top, as we saw leicester city are into the top three, while sheffield united are now inside the top half, and just peering up at a title race that with liverpool in action against spurs tomorrow mightjust be getting a bit more congested. at the top, leicester city getting into the top three. thank you. i'm glad to see var is continuing to league football as clear as mud. they don't have a thiney championship, but let's move on to the championship. leeds have dropped down to third in the championship after playing out a goalless draw with sheffield wednesday — who are now fourth. striker steven fletcher almost broke the deadlock for wednesday in the second half at hillsborough when his first—time shot bounced off the bar. leeds almost stole all three points. let

watford scored afterjust 6 minutes through abdoulaye doucoure. from dele alli. the only way that we are going to improve the record is working hard. it's only football programmes we need to improve. the goal we concede, after a tough night in champions league, difficult for any team, this time things happen. you need to play after with the column you need. chelsea have moved—up to third in the table after a 1—0 win over newcastle at stamford bridge. full—back marcos alonso scored late in the second—half. it's a fifth straight win for frank lampard's side in all competitions. there was relief all round at goodison park after everton had their first win in 5 league games, beating west ham 2—0 in the early kick off. michael redford was watching this one for us. an era of discontent has been growing around goodison park of late, for successive league defeat leaving everton in the relegation zone. in must win matches, you must ta ke zone. in must win matches, you must take your chances. tom davies left wondering how roberto left is out. bernard are wi

tottenham's faltering form continued as they almost lost at home to watford.ey and the video assistant referee came to the rescue to save a point with minutes to go. officials apologised afterwards for this confusing message. aston villa are only up. they came from behind against ten man brighton to win back—to—back games for the first this season. matt targett on target. everton ended their run of four straight defeats with a 2—0 win over west ham. gylfi sigurdsson with a contenderfor west ham. gylfi sigurdsson with a contender for goal of west ham. gylfi sigurdsson with a contenderfor goal of the west ham. gylfi sigurdsson with a contender for goal of the month to ease the pressure on manager marco silva as they moved out of the bottom three. just that one game in the premier league today. but what a game it is, manchester united hosting leaders liverpool at old trafford. united are just one point above the relegation zone after making tjheir worst start to a season in over 30 years. united manager ole gunnar solksjaer says taking on rivals liverpool, who ha

watford drew 0—0 with bournemouth in today's other three o'clock kick off. can see rooted to the bottom of the table on five points. norwich play manchester united at home tomorrow, while southampton have given their full backing to manager ralf hassenhutl, despite that 9—0 defeat last night. at the top, as we saw leicester city are into the top three, while sheffield united are now inside the top half, and just peering up at a title race that with liverpool in action against spurs tomorrow mightjust be getting a bit more congested. we board have backed them and that they will change the players rather than the manager of the next few weeks and months despite that 9—0 defeat. we talked about earlier. city into the top three while leicester into the top half as well. . livable in action tomorrow against totte n ha m . livable in action tomorrow against tottenham hotspur and that might just get it was bit more congested in the next few days and weeks. four goals at chelsea now. there's only 60 minutes on the court, could we have another 9—0? 60 minutes on the

leicester got the better of burton, and everton beat premier league strugglers watford.league one tie, 0xford beat sunderland on penalties, after being level at full time. toni duggan is back in the squad for england's friendlies against germany and the czech republic but fellow forward fran kirby misses out again. atletico madrid striker duggan was ruled out of england's previous two games with a thigh injury. the lionesses play germany, at a sold—out wembley on the 9th of november — but as jo currie tells us, it will need a bit of a transformation first. inii in 11 days, the american football equipment will be gone and the nfl blind —— planting will be replaced with lionesses banners and flags as their england's i's team walk out for their friendly match against germany and they are hoping for a record crowd. the current record is 45,000 record crowd. the current record is a5,000 which was here at wembley in 2014, 45,000 which was here at wembley in 2014, the only other time the england women's team has been allowed to play here. against you guessed it, germany. phil n

i congratulate you, as a conservative member, and am delighted in what he's done for watford. speaker, i amr. delighted the house voted in favor. unfortunately, the house of delay brexit to again, and we now have to see what the e.u. says about that request. i will be studying their answer very closely to see how we proceed, mr. speaker. >> last saturday, the hearing date -- harringate football players experienced racist slurs, were spat upon and experienced the most disgusting behavior during a grassroots football match. will the prime minister congratulate their manager for taking the players off, a very courageous decision, and can he explain to the house why bigotry has currently been emboldened under the current government? >> mr. speaker, i was with the honorable lady until her last point. i certainly think racism in football is utterly disgusting, and should be stamped out at every possible opportunity, and she will have seen what happened in bulgaria. i'm delighted to say the head of the bulgarian football association was dismissed, as a result of what happened in that

boris johnson that a hospital in watford.country after being implicated in a fatal car crash that killed a motorcyclist harry dunn. you may have seen his family this morning. borisjohnson was saying that he does not think it can be right that diplomatic immunity is used in a case like this and it is an issue that will be raised today with the us ambassador in the uk but if that does not get anywhere he will raise theissue does not get anywhere he will raise the issue directly with donald trump. he was also asked about his relationship with the american businesswomanjennifer relationship with the american businesswoman jennifer arcuri. you may have seen that the interview she gave this morning on good morning britain. he did not answer the question directly of his relationship with her and whether he used his position to help her. he sidestepped that and went on to talk about the nhs and of course brexit and he reiterated his position that the government has put forward its position and it is now for the eu to compromise. lots

the former watford striker luther blisset says it's clear this group of english players will not toleratevel of abuse he encountered in his career. i played in bulgaria and the under 21, it must‘ve been almost 42 years ago and stood in a tunnel and was getting that sort of vial treatment from one or two of their players as we sat and a tunnel waiting to come out and play the game. to think all these years later on it still goes on and more to the point there is the coach denies that they have racism at all in their country and thatis racism at all in their country and that is beyond disappointing. talk about sticking your head in the sand, myself and prairies of my era, we played under that and we played through all of that stuff. the message should be very simple now, it is not tolerated whatsoever and it is not tolerated whatsoever and it will not be tolerated and that is what uefa, fifa and our own football association came out and said now. at this thing happen ever again from the player should leave the pitch and never returned regardless of what uefa was saying. they could have take

goaless between watford and sheffield united.we've had four results today. nine man aberdeen scored a late eaqualiser against hibs. england women's manager phil neville said a fourth defeat in five games was "not acceptable" as his side were beaten 2—1 by brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough. debinha scored both of brazil's goals, the first largely due to a goalkeeping error by mary earps. the second found its way in via a deflection. beth england pulled one back on 80 minutes but brazil held on for the win. back to the world athletics championships in doha, where great britain's men have won silver in the four x 100 metres relay race. adam gemili, zharnel hughes, and nethaneel mitchell—bla ke came second to the usa. fantastic result for great britain. another silver medal for britain. england beat 1a—man argentina 39—10 in tokyo to qualify for the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup. england's last pool match is against france and that will probably decide who finishes top in the pool. its qualifications for quarterfinals but

it was goalless between watford and sheffield united. and crystal palace won 2—1 at west ham.aberdeen scored a late equaliser against hibs. hearts lost 1—0 at home to kilmarnock. motherwell stay third after beating st mirren 2—0. ross county drew 2—2 against bottom side stjohnstone. england women's manager phil neville said a fourth defeat in five games was "not acceptable" as his side were beaten 2—1 by brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough. debinha scored both of brazil's goals. the first, largely due to a goalkeeping error by mary earps. the second found its way in via a deflection. beth england pulled one back on 80 minutes, but brazil held on for the win. canadian side toronto wolfpack have won promotion to rugby league's super league after beating featherstone rovers. it means top flight rugby league will be played in north america for the first time next year. toronto trailed 6—4 at the break, but eventually ran in four tries to complete a 211—6 victory. that's all the sport for now. there is more on the bbc sport website. more than 1,600 uk high street shops have close

and watford v bournemouth and west ham v sheffield united were both draws.lmarnock are third, with a win at st mirren. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. lewis hamilton could seal his sixth formula one world title at tomorrow's mexican grand prix. he's only fourth on the grid, but his team mate and nearest rival, valtteri bottas, crashed heavily in qualifying. max verstappen will start on pole. that's the sport. back to you. many thanks. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. hello once again. to say there was a real mixture of whether on offer across the british isles on saturday hello, this is bbc news. police in barcelona say 350,000 people have turned out for another protest against the jailing of nine catalan separatist leaders. at least 200 people have been arrested at demonstrations across catalonia since the supreme court handed down sentences of up to 13 years. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford has been on the streets of barcelona this evening. well, i think you just saw their one man with his fac

a very poor game between watford and sheffield united finished 0—0. at the top. burnley now up to fourth after their good run of results, with manchester city playing wolves at home tomorrow. at the bottom it's worrying times for norwich — remember they beat manchester city three weekends ago, but aside from that have had five defeats from six. that perhaps sums up what an unpredictable division the premier league can be. we were here three weekends ago talking about norwich‘s win over manchester city. but that is the only wind they have had and it is five defeats in six. thank you, joe lenski. 0bviously some more matches tomorrow but then we go into the international break, which is probably a good time for some of those sides. in the championship, we had a match between one side relegated from the premier league, and one promoted from league one — and it finished all square. charlton have been impressive so far this season and they took the lead twice — macauley bonne putting them 2—1 ahead. but fulham were much improved in the second half, aleksand

there was a 1—1 draw between west ham and sheffield united, it ended 0—0 between bottom club watfordg each other tomorrow — results today were all about the lower end of the table. bottom side stjohnstone recorded their first win of the season, 3—2 against hamilton accies. kilmarnockjump into the top three — for now — after beating st mirreni—o. both edinburgh clubs continue to struggle this season. hibs drew two all with ross county and livingstone held hearts to a 0—0 draw. lewis hamilton could seal his sixth formula i world title at tomorrow's mexican grand prix. he'll start from fourth and needs to finish at least third. but his mercedes team—mate and only title rival, valtteri bottas crashed heavily in qualifying and will start sixth. max verstappen is on pole ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc and sebastian vettel. i enjoyed it, i enjoy the challenge in the battle. lucky valtteri is ok. just a quick update on the boxing at london's 02, david price's team threw the towel in in the fourth round so dereck chisora the winner. josh taylor is currently fighting regis progray. you can

on the trains, trains suspended between watford junction and houston following signal problems. barking. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. good morning, feeling slightly cooler this morning with temperatures in single figures across the board. beautiful autumn colours across the capital but a lot of these leaves likely to be on the ground after the next couple of days with a windy spell ahead, plenty of blustery showers but also sunny spells. and lots of dry weather, particularly this morning. milder towards the south—east but sunny spells developing just about everywhere stop not too long before we start seeing the showers trek in ona we start seeing the showers trek in on a brisk wind. some likely to be heavy. temperatures 12— 50 celsius so heavy. temperatures 12— 50 celsius so cooler than it has been. overnight, some clear spells, showers continuing through the early hours and still very windy, especially in the south. slightly milder than it was last night. tomorrow windy, up to 40 miles per hour and the chance of some showers. i'm back with the latest from the bbc lon

manager mauricio pochettino remains under pressure after his side could only manage a 1—all draw with watfordwithin five points of leaders liverpool after a 2—0 victory over crystal palace. gabriel jesus and david silva with the goals. liverpool take on manchester united tomorrow. elsewhere, everton broke their five—game run of defeats — beating west ham and there were wins for aston villa, chelsea and leicester. celtic are back on top of the scottish premiership after thrashing ross county 6—0 today. celtic have a one point lead over rangers who play hearts tomorrow. in the other games — there were wins for aberdeen, st mirren and kilmarnock. andy murray will play stan wawrinka in the final of the european open tomorrow — his first atp tour final since 2017. it's after another hard fought three set win in the last four against frenchman ugo humberg. murray is ranked outside the world's top 200 after returning from a long standing hip injury. he came from a set down in antwerp to win a—6, 7—5, 6—2. that's your lot. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. then, thank you. we are going to

to rely on dele alli's 86th minute equaliser to earn them a point at home to bottom of the table watforde on westminster where mps voted today effectively to order the prime minister borisjohnson to send a letter to brussels requesting an extension to the brexit deadline. at the moment it as at 31st of october and the deadline for that letter to be sent is within 35 or a0 minutes oi’ so be sent is within 35 or a0 minutes orso and we be sent is within 35 or a0 minutes or so and we will bring you any news of that letter as we get it. you're watching bbc news. goodbye. good evening. many of us have been playing the weather lottery today. some of us have seen blue skies and sunshine with just a few isolated showers, just like this whether what your picture sent in from london. for others, it has been grey and wet and dismal and the scottish borders we have had a couple of flood alerts due to the intensity of the rainfall that has been sitting across the scottish borders for much of the day and also into the north—east of england. a few scattered showers further west and some of these have fi

behind them — tottenham's struggles continued as they could only draw 1—1 at home to winless watford.te and but does little to ease the strain on manager mauricio pochettino. the only way that we are going to win, is by working hard. it is only football problems. we need to improve. we conceded a goal, after a tough night in the champions league. it is always difficult for any team when these kinds of things happen. the recovery and the confidence, to play with what you need. manchester city closed up on liverpool at the top of the league. they're five points behind — having played a game more. it's after a 2—0 win at crystal palace. nick parrott watched this one. it has been a frustrating start to the season for manchester city. they lost two of their last four premier league games and injuries meant midfielders had to play in central defence although that caused few problems against crystal palace. they were barely called upon as the champions did what they usually do, bombarding the opposition goal. wayne hennessey kept alice in it until city's stand—in striker found his range. gab

ona on a visit to hospital in watford earlier, borisjohnson was asked if he thought he had broken it.said i think everything i will say on the matter. the london assembly still have questions. we wa nt assembly still have questions. we want him to set out his dealings withjennifer arcuri want him to set out his dealings with jennifer arcuri and we also wa nt with jennifer arcuri and we also want him to explain this issue around declarations. what did he do? borisjohnson has previously said he will cooperate with the london assembly investigation although he thought they were barking up the wrong tree. yet another challenge then for the prime minister at the start of yet another crucial week. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. where does this interview leave questions aboutjennifer arcuri and boris johnson? it doesn't give us a smoking gun but there is a lot of smoke billowing around mrjohnson as a result of this interview, half of which i suspect team johnson will think was helpful insofar as jennifer arcuri said she did

tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says their late equaliser against bottom club watford could thee game in the premier league today. but what a game it is, manchester united hosting leaders liverpool at old trafford. united are just one point above the relegation zone after making tjheir worst start to a season in over 30 years. united manager ole gunnar solksjaer says taking on rivals liverpool, who have made a perfect start to the season, is the perfect game for his side. i don't think there are a lot of teams who would love to play against us. at the moment it looks like man united is the only one that wants to play us and we have to make sure that is a misunderstanding. but it's just normal. i would do the same, exactly the same in that situation. it would be the other way around. this afternoon, andy murray will play in his first singles final on tour for 2 and a half years. he's in antwerp at the european open, he will play stan wawrinka. yeah, ifeel good. obviously it has been a long road to get back to this point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon since i starte

the bakerloo line has minor delays, and there is no 0verground between watford junction and euston. are temporary lights on the high road southbound at the junction with dowsett road. now the weather, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. you'll notice just how much milder it feels this morning compared to yesterday. we've got temperatures in double figures to start off the morning. it's a rather breezy sort of day, plenty of cloud around, and there will be some showers for most of us as we head through the afternoon. now, it was raining overnight, so a bit of a damp feel to things this morning, but we've got some early bright spells. temperatures will tend to be a bit higher than they were yesterday. the cloud will thicken as we head to the morning, and we'll see some outbreaks of rain just push down from the north—west as we head into the afternoon, most of it fairly light, but there could be the odd heavier burst at times. those top temperatures 14—16 degrees celsius. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, it should stay dry. always plenty of cloud, but some c

failure at watford junction.y as well, so those heavy downpours from yesterday are a distant memory — except for the puddles. so enjoy the sunshine today. it is going to feel much colder, that northerly flow, quite breezy, too. the temperature looking around 13—15 celsius as a maximum, so significantly colder. now we're in for a really chilly night as well under clear skies, the temperatures dropping right down. low single figures out towards the suburbs and beyond, there may even be a sparkle or two of frost tomorrow morning. a bright start to thursday but gradually the cloud is going to start to roll in, so turning hazy throughout the day, temperatures similar tomorrow. as we head through the end of thursday into friday, ex—hurricane lorenzo turning the weather rather wet and rather breezy for some part of friday, but temperatures start to feel just a little bit warmer as we head into the weekend. not a bad day at all ahead. i'm back in half—an—hour. more on our website at the usual address. now though it's bac

on a visit to hospital in watford earlier, borisjohnson was asked if he thought he had broken it.said i think everything i will say on the matter. the london assembly still have questions. we want him to set out his dealings with jennifer arcuri and we also want him to explain this issue around declarations. what did he do? borisjohnson has previously said he will cooperate with the london assembly investigation although he thought they were barking up the wrong tree. yet another challenge then for the prime minister at the start of yet another crucial week. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. our chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in westminster. where does this leave things. she didn't answer the question she was asked. i guess people are interested in borisjohnson‘s love life. she didn't answer about their relationship. but she did admit they we re relationship. but she did admit they were good friends. if you look at the code of conduct. it is about declaring interests, so it could be a picture for borisjohnson. the maybe issue is whether publish funds we re maybe i

goalless between watford and sheffield united.row. the england lionesses lost to brazil 2—1 in a friendly today. almost 30,000 were at middlesbrough‘s riverside stadium. a record for an england women‘s game outside wembley. jo currie was there for us it may have been a bumper crowd watching here at the river side. more than 29,000 fans turned up, and england women‘s record crowd outside of wembley. however, the lioness is fa ns of wembley. however, the lioness is fans watching their team play on home soilfor the first fans watching their team play on home soil for the first time since the world cup, it was a result to forget. england had bundled the ball into the back of the net early on, only for it to be ruled out for offside. england looked comfortable and dominated in the first half. they managed to keep one of the game at‘s greatest ever games, marta, at bay. but phil neville‘s site filled in front of goal when it mattered. taylor had the pick of the chances. neville called for his side to be more ruthless in the second half,

two under pressure managers meet at goodison when everton face watford.ned amid allegations of racial abuse. the fourth qualifying round tie was halted when the haringey boss took his team off the field. two men were arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated common assault and later bailed without charge. win, lose or draw, of course we are interested in the result and of course we want to win, and a draw would be fantastic for the football club, but i would swap all of thatjust for the game to pass off without any incident of any sort of abuse, any sort of person coming onto the pitch and anyone getting hurt. and the 55—year—old boxer nigel benn was due to fight for the first time since 1996 next month, but that bout has now been called off because of injury concerns. benn was due to meet sakio bika in birmingham in a heavily criticised comeback fight, but now the former world champion says it won't happen because of shouldre problems. benn said on instagram that with a heavy heart he's hanging up his gloves. that's all the sport for now. do keep up w

on a visit to hospital in watford earlier, borisjohnson was asked if he thought he had broken it. 00:i think 2147483051:43:32,313 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 everything i will the complaint was partially upheld, but last week reversed by the director general, following the reaction from colleagues and the public. ofcom criticised the bbc‘s failure to publish its reasoning for both decisions and said it would be addressing the matter urgently. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister urges the us to reconsider giving a diplomat‘s wife immunity, despite her being a suspect over a fatal car crash that killed 19—year—old harry dunn. the american businesswoman jennfer arcuri refuses to say whether she had an affair with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london. the police watchdog clears detectives on how they handled false claims of a paedophile ring at westminster, but there's fierce criticism of its findings. and in sport, new england head coach chris silverwood says every team has a huge potentialfor growth as he is named as the replacement for the top job. andy murray is due to th

deli alli rescued a point for out of form tottenham at home to bottom club watford.ium said no goal. the team who run var apologised for the confusion. it was definitely 1—1. just that one game in the premier league today, but what a game it is — manchester united hosting leaders liverpool at old trafford. united will be desperate for a win. their worst start to a season in more than 30 years. liverpool looking to maintain their perfect start to the season and make it nine wins out of nine. commentary on bbc radio five live. this afternoon, andy murray will play in his first singles final on tour for two and a half years. he's in antwerp at the european open, he beat the frenchman, ugo humbert, in three sets in the semi—finals. the three time grand slam champion is currently ranked number 2113 in the world after a long lay—off following major hip surgery. he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. we will keep an eye on that one as well. more than one eye on the by. wales have scored a penalty. so 12-10 to wales have scored a penalty. so 12—10 to france. very tight.

deli ali rescued a point for out of form tottenham at home to bottom club watford. confusion. it was definitely 1—1. just that one game in the premier league today. but what a game it is. manchester united hosting leaders liverpool at old trafford. united will be desperate for a win. they're just one point above the relegation zone after making their worst start to a season in over 30 years, the united manager ole gunnar solksjaer, says taking on rivals liverpool is the "perfect game" for his side. but their great rivals have a perfect record this season, perhaps united should be careful what they wish for. i don't think there are a lot of teams who would love to play against us. at the moment it looks like man united is the only one that wants to play us and we have to make sure that there is a misunderstanding. but it's just normal. they would do the same, exactly the same in that situation. it would be the other way around. this afternoon, andy murray will play in his first singles final on tour for two and a half years. he's in antwerp at the european open, he b

we can speak to the former watford and england formerfor the —— the former watford and england formerfor kick it out. hejoins me from aylesbu ry. kick it out. hejoins me from aylesbury. what was your reaction as you saw what was going on? disbelief. i played in bulgaria in the under 21 is a must be almost 42 yea rs the under 21 is a must be almost 42 years ago. i stood in the tunnel. i was getting that sort of vile treatment from some of their players as we stood in the tunnel waiting to come out to play the game. to think we are so many years later, it still goes on, and more to the point the coach denies they have racism at all in their country. that is beyond disappointment. i think it is just... talk about sticking your head in the sand! i'm just looking at the statement from the uefa president. he says the rise of nationalism across the continent has fuelled some unacceptable behaviour. he is blaming that, sort of. no doubt about it, it plays a part, but, you know, football is somewhere normally you can go to forget about everything else going on in the world, and it's just every

the mp for watford, who has regained the web this evening, his local conservative association is meeting, but also that there is room for rehabilitation. i haven't seen some of the mp5 who have been driven out of the mp5 who have been driven out of the mp5 who have been driven out of the labour party for capital offences such as disagreeing with jeremy corbyn or being a woman in public life, they have not been asked back. thank you. let me show you the picture at downing street this evening. the famous door that borisjohnson will be walking back through in a few minutes' time. he is with the 1922 committee, they go. it all looks quiet at the moment. the big question we will be focusing on in the weeks ahead as he will be going through that famous black door in the weeks ahead. will it be boris johnson with a majority? will it be borisjohnson johnson with a majority? will it be boris johnson with johnson with a majority? will it be borisjohnson with similar numbers to what he has now? will it be jeremy corbyn at the head of an opposition alliance? let's go to vicki young, who is in the lo

london overground is also part suspended between watford jct and euston northbound traffic on the blackwall risk of a little bit of light patchy rain and drizzle sitting elsewhere the cloud breaks out and we will see sunny spells potentially this afternoon. temperatures thanks to that breeze between nine and 12 celsius so feeling quite chilly. it is halloween today. early evening it looks like it will stay dry and the cloud will gradually increase through the evening and later on in the night into the early hours. this band of heavy and persistent rain arrives and the wind starts to strengthen as well. the minimum temperature is between eight and nine celsius, marking the change to our weather. we lose the high—pressure and we go in at low pressure. wet and windy through friday but look at the temperatures, much milder, 17 celsius and it stays rather unsettled all the way through the weekend. 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 naga and charlie. bye for now. good morning. welcome to b