now let's head to wolverhampton and emma thomas.adium colours may be gold and black but in this city onjuly the 4th it will be the reds versus the blues and labour will be keen to regain the red wall seats they lost, while the conservatives will be keen to cling onto those seats that they took from labour in the 2019 general election. due to boundary changes, the stadium sits in a new constituency called wolverhampton west and takes in much of the city centre and i was there this afternoon asking voters what is on their minds ahead of polling day. the cost of living came up numerous times and average earnings in wolverhampton are lower than across the uk. nhs services, the new cross hospital is around a mile from me and suffers from many of the same pressures as others but there's also a sense of a lack of clarity and a feeling from voters that they don't yet know which if any of the parties best serves their needs and lives. as it stands, two of the three mps representing wolverhampton are conservative, and one is labour and as the

, they have gone more labour— wolverhampton, they have gone more labour of— wolverhampton, they haveo we are waiting to see how the mayoral vote has come across _ to see how the mayoral vote has come across in— to see how the mayoral vote has come across in those areas and it is drawing — across in those areas and it is drawing in— across in those areas and it is drawing in votes across the region and tory— drawing in votes across the region and tory heartlands, it will be interesting to see if andy street has managed to get his voters out and it— has managed to get his voters out and if the — has managed to get his voters out and if the difference between that turnout _ and if the difference between that turnout and the labour turnout is so significant _ turnout and the labour turnout is so significant that he walks back into power~ _ significant that he walks back into power. certainly, the labour camps here in— power. certainly, the labour camps here in birmingham are very nervous. they did _ here in birmingham are very nervous. they did a _ herein birmingham are very nervous. the

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton.er was seriously injured during a burglary in derbyshire. officers were called to the house in the early hours of the morning and a man in his late teens with fatal gunshot wounds and another teen with a gunshot wound nearby. nick garnett is in whaley bridge. when police arrived at this farm, they found a 19 shot dead and a second teenager in the road nearby with serious injuries. he is still being treated in hospital. he has been arrested in hospital on suspicion of aggravated burglary at the farm. another man in his 20s was arrested yesterday afternoon. throughout the day, crime scene investigators have been searching the farm. 0ther investigators have been searching the farm. other search teams have beenin the farm. other search teams have been in the fields nearby and a barn thatis been in the fields nearby and a barn that is connected to it. as for the farmer in his 50s, he has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. the dead teenager has been named locally on s

in wolverhampton, richard parker coming out ahead there. —— solihull.rjust someone who is watching this from the outside, they really cannot call this one yet. hate really cannot call this one yet. we will be back with you as soon as we can find out more, thanks very much indeed. we are going to take you now back over to london. labour's sadiq khan has won a third term as mayor. 0ur poltical correspondent leila nathoo is at city hall for us. what are we going to get the official declaration? hate what are we going to get the official declaration?- what are we going to get the official declaration? we can see behind me _ official declaration? we can see behind me at — official declaration? we can see behind me at this _ official declaration? we can see behind me at this stage - official declaration? we can see behind me at this stage is - official declaration? we can see behind me at this stage is set. | official declaration? we can see i behind me at this stage is set. you can hear some announcements going on, that's because there are still results bein

living in handsworth in birmingham but on that evening in november last year, he travelled to wolverhamptonation in a park. today we had from the prosecution opening the case against the 12—year—old boys who deny murder that they alleged that the boys had a machete with them and after that minor altercation, they launched a vicious attack on shawn seesahai in which he was repeatedly kicked and beaten and stabbed with that machete. paramedics who arrived at the scene couldn't save shawn seesahai. but as also we learnt a little bit more today about the way that the court will progress during this trial. because of the age of the defendants, lots of special arrangements have been put in place. for instance, thejudge arrangements have been put in place. for instance, the judge and barristers aren't wearing gowns and wigs in court, the defendants aren't sitting behind reinforced glass in the dock but in the court itself they are sitting alongside special intermediaries who will help them understand what is going on and they each have a family member alongside them, too. the court itself will sit

walsall, 18,000 for the labour candidate, 24000 four andy st, and wolverhampton, 26,000, and 18,000 forhe conservatives. so the last tally as we were awaiting sandwell was around 193,529 for the labour candidate, and 205,484 for the conservative. so what we are waiting on now is that final result. it has been a really hard fought campaign here, there has been a lot of issues at play, not least what has been happening in birmingham, which is obviously the major city in the west midlands. and that is that the west midlands. and that is that the council declared itself bankrupt not too long ago. council tax bills went through the roof for people here. it is a labour run authority. and many conservatives including andy street so that that was an example of bad management by the labour party. labour said it was an example of the conservative government not funding properly local government. another issue of course was also the conflict in gaza. we had an independent candidate here in birmingham who basically ran on a platform just about gaza, and he won around 42,000 votes here, and really,

coach. yoga and club has bowed out with a final match. victory over wolverhampton dropped decided to leave the club of troy . almost 90 is in charge on the his leadership livable one trophies for the premier league title, the champion, see the us supercop the fee for club world cup and england's football association. yes, a comp and national seems a 10 field is livable bade farewell to you. can you come up? the sounds is lines the streets to welcome the team best head for that final match under. he's a to ship the other than the trophies and just just his presence this personality larger than life. scott you? i think that's probably the biggest that everybody will miss. it's a motional, both of them on stone and stuff. every think about live appeal and stuff. he's one of those on file we see him as a monitor, so it comes close to the hosted on file of a tall breakdown. when pop came the fast press conference i could stray. do i see that something special was happening from us because press conference on words and then the stall failed to deliver. these have to be many talk. toes i kn

will face brighton, newcastle will face bernie , and in the last match, manchester city will face wolverhamptonth the announcement of khodadad afsharian, the head of the referees committee , due to the poor judgment of the referees of our country , iran will not have a representative in the international competitions in the 2026 world cup. the grand-name table tennis competitions were followed in saudi arabia, and the national team players of our country were happy with a 3-0 win against mohammad al-biyali. the 6th player in the world from egypt climbed to the main table of the competition. the competition of this stage starts today . in the continuation of the semi-final stage of the premier basketball league tonight, gorgan municipality will advance to the final stage in its third game in tehran against mahram mireh, the representative of gorgan, who won in the previous two games. this stage of the competition is three wins out of five matches. after the end of the romanian volleyball league, amir ghafoor behind the iranian women's line. rapid bucharest team won the title of the most scoring

se trata de julen lopeteguique es tendrÁ su segunda aventura tras salvar al wolverhampton en la temporadao mÁs afectado por problemas cardÍacos. un cardiÓlogo nos dice que podemos hacer para prevenir estos problemas y el fin de semana del memorial day es el inicio no oficial del verano, pero sÍ para que millones viajen por todo el paÍs. si planea salir de la ciudad le tenemos recomendacionespara que no termine realmente frustrado durante su paseo y no se quede atrapado en todo el que seguramente verÁ en las vÍas y aeropuertos. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14 a las seis. lo dejo con el noticiero nacional con ilia calderÓn ilia: tragedia en monterrey de mÉxico por el derrumbe de una tarima en un evento polÍtico. [audio ambiente] ilia: al momento del incidente se encontraba

fire in wolverhampton. emergency services were called to a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. yesterday, where two women, both in their 20s, were pronounced dead at the scene. four people were also injured. police have been granted extra time to question two men who were arrested yesterday , aged 19 and 22. it's yesterday, aged 19 and 22. it's believed they were known to the women . in other news, women. in other news, applications have opened for funded childcare , an expansion funded childcare, an expansion on the government's current offer for working families. parents of children who are older than nine months from september are now eligible for support . parents of two year support. parents of two year olds have been able to access 15 hours of funded childcare since last month. the full rollout will see support increase to 30 hours a week by september next year. hours a week by september next year . labour hours a week by september next year. labour has hours a week by september next year . la

emergency fire in wolverhampton. a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. west midlands fire service says three other people were injured and taken to hospital, and a sixth person was discharged at the scene . a discharged at the scene. a police officer has been shot in the leg with a crossbow in buckinghamshire . the officer was buckinghamshire. the officer was responding to reports of a stabbing in high wycombe last night. a 54 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. he was shot by an armed officer and he is now in hospital under police supervision with potentially life threatening injuries . life threatening injuries. drivers are being warned to only travel on the m25 in surrey if absolutely necessary . it follows absolutely necessary. it follows an unprecedented closure of the motorway, with five miles between junctions nine and ten closed to traffic until 6 am. on monday. it has created a 19 mile diversion which is causing delays . it is the first delays. it is the first scheduled d

and brighton drew 1, bradford beat their host bernmos by 1, everton beat shiffey united 1.0, and wolverhamptonlost 3-1 to crystal plus at home. in the continuation of the week of the spanish league last night, real madrid, the early season champion , won in granada with four goals and got 90 points. villarreal 3 2 passed sevilla's hundred, mayrka beat los palmas with one goal, and athletic bilbao and osasuna drew two. today is sunday, the 23rd of ardibehesht, the third month of the 12th day of may. at the end of this news section, let us know you can mediate the noon call to prayer in tehran at 12 minutes of the maghrib call to prayer at 19:00. it will be 20 minutes. dear viewers, thank you very much for your attention and i wish you a very good day. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, good morning and welcome to the news of the capital market. the ceo of the energy exchange announced the first offering of wastewater in the energy exchange by the tehran water and sewerage company, according to mr. naqvi, in this offering, which will take place on monday, may 24. 10 mill

wolverhampton club. by sending an official request, they want to hold a vote to end the use of the video assistant referee system in the meeting of the club next month. they are you their request to write: we don't want to blame a person or an institution, but after five seasons, it's time to talk about the future. let's have a constructive discussion about this technology and the premier league. our position is that it is not worth distorting the spirit of football in order to add a little accuracy to refereeing decisions. as a result, he officially wants to remove him. south vietnam, indonesia, where the competition was really difficult , we were able to achieve this success, may allah continue this winning process. they took 10 colorful tokens, three of which were gold, four were silver and three were bronze. our majors in this field are in the continent of asia. i thank god that i was able to win the first place. the level of competition was good. i was able to earn. it was almost the most crowded pe

he defeated wolverhampton. newcastle beat burnley 4-1. m. fare defeated 31 and the match between brinford and fulham ended without a goal . within the framework of the thirty-fourth week of the spanish league , yesterday, real madrid defeated cadiz with three goals and won the championship four weeks earlier with 87 points. and in the continuation of the 32nd week of the portuguese premier league last night , perto beat chavez with three goals, and mehdi tarmi managed to score his team's third goal from the penalty spot in the 83rd minute and assist the second goal. give it to evanilsund too. thank you for your support. today is sunday, the 16th of may, the 26th of shawwal. i inform the noon azan in tehran will be at 12:00 and the maghrib azan will be at 19:14. in this way , we have reached the end of this news series. thank you very much for your attention and friends, have a nice day. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. good morning . welcome to the news of the capital market. the managing director of the energy exc

good morning given the proposal will be discussed on june 6 at the initiative of the wolverhampton club; to abandon the system, the votes of at least 14 of the twenty premier league teams will be required. st. petersburg zenit became the second finalist of the russian football cup. in the second semi-final match, which is referred to in the tournament as the final of the rpl journey, zenid again played a draw with cska, but managed to win on penalties. my colleague alexander abramov has details from the scene. the may setting sun behind the spire of the lakhta center. the best time of the year is coming in st. petersburg, and the highlight of this environment was supposed to be the match for reaching the russian cup superfinal between zenit and cska. return match of the rpl final. today the match started very late, 15:09 in the evening, is it like... does it leave an imprint on some biorhythms of football players, players? in principle, there probably already is, there were many matches during the season, and we played them at different times, so we treat it normally when they are early

a week after that mini—budget, i went to wolverhampton and i saw a couple.e the decision that they wanted a second child. they had found a new house that they could move into for their expanded family. they had got a mortgage offer that they could afford. they were looking forward to the next step in their lives. liz truss trashed the economy. their mortgage offer went through the roof. they had to pull out of the sale, stay where they were, cancelled their house. but they also took a more profound decision. they decided that they could no longer afford to have a second child. they will live with the consequences of that for the rest of their lives. that is the price that they paid, and i'm not prepared to let a labour government ever inflict that pain on working people. ever. that's why stability is our first step, a non—negotiable pact with working people, a symbol of a changed labour party ready to serve our country. step two, we will cut nhs waiting times. a000 extra appointments every week, paid for by tracking down on tax avoidance and non—doms. step 3

the final match under the leadership of the german coach, the reds beat wolverhampton 2-0.iverpool finished the season in third place, clearly hoping for more, both domestically and in the europa league, but saying goodbye to klopp, who had led the team for nine years, was poignant and poignant. that's how they pray with the era. during this time at the head of liverpool, the german coach won both the champions league and the english championship, and the fans love col. the bug is not only for trophies, but also for refined charisma, mad passion for the game, humanity and sincerity. josep guardiola said yes, forget the trophies, the bug gave liverpool character and it's hard not to agree with that. klopp vowed never to coach another english club again. currently, the coach wants to take a break from work. it was absolute madness. children who were and i saw after the game that they don't know another liverpool manager. that's how it is, they just think that i have always been and always will be, and now me there is no i don't know exactly why no one believes that i probably

surrounded by a busload of labour mayors, the man who hopes to replace him was in wolverhampton todaygs to be one himself, soon enough. the most important mission bar none is economic growth. the key choice. a changed labour party that will raise living standards for everyone, everywhere. that is our ambition. or more chaos and decline under the tories. and as for that claim that labour would jeopardise our national security... no, we would not be less safe under a labour government. this government talks about national security, but what is its record? it's hollowed out our armed forces, it's wasted billions of pounds on procurement, and doesn't have a credible plan for the future. there'll be plenty more days like this before we find out if another photo needs to be added to this wall of prime ministers. can you smell the cordite? does it feel like a recoil of a starting gun on an election?— on an election? yes, but in all likelihood _ on an election? yes, but in all likelihood it — on an election? yes, but in all likelihood it will _ on an election? yes, but in all likelihood it wi

to jurgen klopp. played their last match, the final match under the german coach, the reds beat wolverhampton-0. ended the season in third place, obviously the club expected more, both in the domestic arena and in the europa league, but the farewell to the bug, who led the team for nine years, was touching and... polite. this is how they say goodbye to an era. during this time at the head of liverpool, the german coach won both the champions league and the english championship. and the fans love klop not only for the trophies, but also for the refined charisma, mad passion for games, humanity and sincerity. josep guardiola said yes, forget trophies. klopp gave liverpool character. and it's hard not to agree with that. klopp vowed never to coach another english club again. currently, the coach wants from'. away from work it 's been absolutely crazy, the kids that were in the stadium today, the kids in the staff that were in the stadium today and i saw after the game that they don't know the other liverpool manager, that's how it is, they just think that i always was and always will be, and now

just about a week after her mini budget, i was in wolverhampton with a young couple, who had a three—year—oldad identified a new home to bite. they got a mortgage, a provisional mortgage that they could afford. they were excited about the future they were going to build. liz truss crashed the economy. their mortgage literally went through the roof and they couldn't afford it. i had to cancel the plans. no more new homes or no more moving on. stuck. but they also made a much more profound decision. they decided that they couldn't afford a second child. they are going to live with that decision for the rest of their lives. i am decision for the rest of their lives. iam not decision for the rest of their lives. i am not prepared to allow an incoming labour government ever to do that kind of damage to working people. and this isn't just and this isn'tjust about and this isn't just about the and this isn'tjust about the past because rishi sunak has not learned the lessons. he says he will abolish national insurance. that is a £46 billion unfunded tax cut, £46 billion. that is why i could hardly be

surrounded by a busload of labour mayors, the man who hopes to replace him was in wolverhampton todayself, soon enough. the most important mission bar none is economic growth. the key choice. a changed labour party that will raise living standards for everyone, everywhere. that is our ambition. or more chaos and decline under the tories. and as for that claim that labour would jeopardise our national security... no, we would not be less safe under a labour government. this government talks about national security, but what is its record? it's hollowed out our armed forces, it's wasted billions of pounds on procurement, and doesn't have a credible plan for the future. there'll be plenty more days like this before we find out if another photo needs to be added to this wall of prime ministers. let's speak to our political correspondent helen catt who is joining us from westminster. so, helen, people will have had a chance to digest what has been said by rishi sunak and indeed by keir starmer, what's the verdict? rishi sunak has a _ starmer, what's the verdict? rishi sunak has a challenge

raúl no ha podido volver al nivel con el que demostró en el wolverhampton y quizás la más sorpresiva jaime lozano sobre estas ausencias. y no es que los que ya no están no sirvan y que para mí la experiencia es buena. no, no, no, no la veo como algo negativo. es buena. esto ya sabemos lo que lo que han dado a la selección, lo que pueden seguir dando, pero necesitamos que más gente esté a un gran nivel para poder proyectarnos de cara a la copa del mundo. jaime también dijo que los que no están no es que estén fuera, sino que van a regresar. tal vez. y hablando de sangre nueva, hay los san francisco 49ers ya se pusieron a trabajar y pudieron ver sobre el campo a sus nuevas adquisiciones. ante la mirada atenta del coach y el gerente general john lynch. los novatos del equipo arrancaron su primer campamento ante los ojos de todos están puestos en los picks del draft como el receptor de primera ronda júnior, a quien vemos en pantalla, a quien vimos por primera vez con el uniforme rojo y dorado, así como los nuevos talentos que llegan a competir por un lugar en la línea ofensiva. pero el c

west fire in wolverhampton. discharged at the scene. investigators are working to establish a cause. we'll bring you more as we get it. in other news, the dutch act has been kicked out of the eurovision song contest grand final. the european broadcasting union says used klein won't compete while swedish police investigate a complaint of inappropriate behaviour by a female member of the production crew . meanwhile, the production crew. meanwhile, security has been tightened ahead of tonight's show following pro—palestinian demonstrations. demonstrators have been rallying against israel's participation in the event , with the country's eden event, with the country's eden golan qualifying for tonight's show. she's among the leading contenders to win, but bookmakers have placed croatia's baby lasagna as favourite . baby lasagna as favourite. here's what fans had to say. i think it's great that they have that, the ebu didn't, they didn't back down cowardly from the protesters and they included israel and let and didn

that's after a real curveball move from wolverhampton wanderers.erers. this is a club whose manager has just received a one match touchline band for comments about ava our decision. gary o'neill called the disallowed goal one of the worst decisions —— var decision. you might remember wolves were denied at old trafford. now the club have released a statement saying var is damaging the relationship between fans and football. they go into detail on bullet points. wolves concluded this statement 31 saying... i think they have to get 13 other clubs to go along with them from the 20 in harrogate. i think every premier league side in the past few years has had its grumbles with var, but the premier league will point to the fact that more correct decisions are made. �* , . , are made. and they immediately released a _ are made. and they immediately released a statement _ are made. and they immediately released a statement effectively| released a statement effectively giving it support to var already. they said it can confirm it will facilitate a discussion

i went to wolverhampton a week after liz truss crash the economy with the mini budget.. they had had their plan, they found a new home where they could have their family, they got a provisional mortgage offer that they could afford. liz truss crash the economy, their mortgage offer went through the roof and they couldn't afford it. they had to cancel their home, stay where they were and take a much more profound decision, which is not to have a second child. and they will live with that decision for the rest of their lives. that is the price they are paying for the mess this government made of the economy. so stable economy is the first. an nhs back on its feet with 40,000 appointments and operations each and every week under a labour government, to get that waiting list out. there isn't anybody watching or listening to this it isn't themselves on a waiting list or doesn't know someone on a waiting list. we set out our first step to take back control of our borders with a border security commands that can smash the gangs that are running the vile trade of putting people

surrounded by a busload of labour mayors, the man who hopes to replace him was in wolverhampton todayhe most important mission bar none is economic growth. the key choice. a changed labour party that will raise living standards for everyone, everywhere. that is our ambition. or more chaos and decline under the tories. and as for that claim that labour would jeopardise our national security... no, we would not be less safe under a labour government. this government talks about national security, but what is its record? it's hollowed out our armed forces, it's wasted billions of pounds on procurement, and doesn't have a credible plan for the future. there'll be plenty more days like this before we find out if another photo needs to be added to this wall of prime ministers. there will be other options on plenty of ballot papers come polling day, depending on where you are, the liberal democrats and the scottish national party among others but this is a tussle between two men, to be prime minister. you know what today had the distinct aroma of the starter being served in the general elect

mr and he's also the labour mp for wolverhampton south east i should mention mr mcfadden you must beith these results. congratulations >> oh thank you. yeah. there are tremendous local election results. we won councils and seats in places that we haven't for some years. it's changed the electoral map. i think it's given us a sense of belief and confidence, it underlines the progress that we've made in recent years. and, of course, if i can be allowed to be a bit local, it was all capped by that wonderful result for us in the west midlands mayoral contest last night. and my own constituency is in wolverhampton south east, so i was particularly pleased to see that one. >> well, you must have been relieved about the west midlands, not least because the labour run council in birmingham has been bankrupted . has been bankrupted. >> yeah. and, like a number of local authorities, you know, it's in financial trouble. local authorities of all different political stripes, i should say birmingham is not the only one, in the country. and of course, that was a difficult thing for us during the ca

the family in wolverhampton it won't have a second child.eel because i knew when i was growing up what it was like not to be able to pay the bills. ithink it is like not to be able to pay the bills. i think it is important for people to know that about me because in the end of politics is about policies, of course, it is about parties, of course it is, but it is also voters want to know, how do i think this person would make a decision? who would they have in their minds eye? i think that is really important in politics and thatis really important in politics and that is why i have addressed that in this speech. that is why i have addressed that in this speech-— that is why i have addressed that in this speech-— this speech. beth. sky news. keir starmer, some _ this speech. beth. sky news. keir starmer, some form _ this speech. beth. sky news. keir starmer, some form of— this speech. beth. sky news. keir starmer, some form of national. starmer, some form of national service — starmer, some form of national service is— starmer, some form of n

i think that is being counted for wolverhampton.xpecting that within the last hour. it hasn't happened yet. we will bring it to you as soon as we can. the pollsters have been looking at the numbers on public opinion for the last year and a half very closely, with labour ahead, but this weekend in the last few days shows us what people do when they are actually given the chance to vote. joe twyman is the co—founder and director of deltapoll. he told me he's not surprised at labour's successes. labour are historically very strong in london compared to the rest of the country, a nationally labour have a 20 point lead, and that increases in london. it was always going to be an extraordinary struggle for susan hall, despite issues around for instance brexit, gaza, you guys, however you want to characterise it. despite her position on all of those things, it is always going to be difficult for her to overturn a strong labour level of support in the capital. —— ulez. level of support in the capital. -- ulez. , , level of support in the cap

we can speak to the labour mp for wolverhampton south east. he is the labour campaign coordinator. us this morning about how a vote for labour is a vote for change. it vote for labour is a vote for chance. , ., vote for labour is a vote for chance. ,. . vote for labour is a vote for chance. y., ., ., vote for labour is a vote for change-— vote for labour is a vote for chance. ., ., , change. if you are a young person waitin: to change. if you are a young person waiting to buy _ change. if you are a young person waiting to buy your _ change. if you are a young person waiting to buy your first _ change. if you are a young person waiting to buy your first home, i change. if you are a young person l waiting to buy your first home, you want to know that the government is going to put stability first. that is not what we saw from the conservatives, that is a massive change. what we saw from them was huge, reckless, ideological irresponsibility. if you are waiting in pain on an nhs waiting list and we say we will have 2 million more operations per year, 40,000 more per week, that will mak

now as we were telling you this time on wednesday, wolverhampton wanderers want var scrapped next seasonng a vote at next month's english premier league agm. they'll need the support of 13 other clubs if they're to succeed. we heard from manchester united's erik ten hag and brentford's thomas frank on thursday, but neither manager voiced their support for wolves. in principle, it makes the football more fair. but there are some problems, i think. more fair. but there are some problems, ithink. we more fair. but there are some problems, i think. we have to find solutions for those problems, so we have to make improvements. i can't see us going back. i think it is there. — i can't see us going back. i think it isthere, i_ i can't see us going back. i think it is there, i think it will be there — it is there, i think it will be there for— it is there, i think it will be there for the future and i have said it before, — there for the future and i have said it before, it— there for the future and i have said it before, it is not perfect, it is fine, _ it before, it is not perfect, it is fine,

i'm fit again and it shows, just ask wolverhampton wanderers who were thrashed to five, one on saturday haaland with four of them, including two penalties. the english born star now, with a teller nine hat-tricks, city's story craze overall tally for the season is 36 and he's flying just one city needed most to guardiola's man extending their unbeaten home streak, do an amazing 43 matches city now on in a 19 premier league games and they look a really good bet for yet another title meantime, on saturday are still continuing that quest to be crowned sharpies of england for the first time in two decades at the stage of the season, of course, no margin for error. as arsenal hosted born with an m or stadium. and you wait for the home fans for that first goal, but it does come in first half stoppage time buckeye asoka converting from the penalty spot 20 minutes from time. the host doubling their leaders, belgian style andrew trust are finishing superbly for tunel. their usual heat for the home fans and then the icing on the cake for arsenal as declan rice, who set up by goal for trust are pu

. >> the third man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a house fire in wolverhampton. emergency services were called to a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. yesterday, where two women in their 20s were pronounced dead at the scene. four people were also injured. police have been granted extra time to question two men arrested yesterday, aged 19 and 22. it's thought they were known to the women. at least seven people have been killed and 17 injured, including two children. after an apartment block collapsed in russia. state media says fragments of a ukrainian missile, which was shot down by russia's air defence systems, landed on the building in the city of belgorod. ukraine has regularly targeted that region, which is 20 miles from the border between the countries . border between the countries. rescue efforts were hampered when the roof also collapsed, with rubble covering emergency crews . tory defector natalie crews. tory defector natalie elphicke denies she lobbied the justice secretary over her then husband's sex offences trial. sir robert buckland claims

resolution to bin the highly controversial system, which was introduced in 2019, has been submitted by wolverhampton what is a highly significant and potentially historic move. now, simon, i'm not aware of your into football or not. i know josh isn't. i am not particularly into football, but i am aware that var is proving very controversial, mainly because of the delays rather than the yeah , it's it takes than the yeah, it's it takes some of the essence out of football for me now. it's often right. i mean, you hear a lot of times about when it's wrong. however, it's still subject to human error, which means it can be incredibly, incredibly frustrating. i think part of top level sport and the excitement of it is, is some of that human error, though, where the referee. because when you stop , referee. because when you stop, you can't really celebrate a goal anymore because you don't know if it was offside or if the third movement of offside was offside. and for me, it takes some of the essence out of it. it's very much by the book. and do you know what? the rules aren't always as fun as they sound. >

emergency fire in wolverhampton.rgency services were called to a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. west midlands fire service says three other people were injured and taken to hospital. a sixth person was discharged at the scene. meanwhile drivers in surrey have been struggling with disruption because of a huge closure on the m25. it's an unprecedented closure, in fact, of the motorway , five miles between motorway, five miles between junctions nine and ten are closed until 6 am. on monday. it's created a 19 mile diversion which is causing delays. as you can imagine, it's the first scheduled daytime shutdown of all the lanes on the m25 since it opened in 1986, and authorities in ibiza and mallorca have issued a new booze ban in an effort to crack down on what they call excessive tourism. the sale of alcohol in shops and off licences will be banned from 930 in the evening until 8 am. in some popular hotspots like magaluf, playa de palma and sant antoni. there will also be further restrictions on party boats

wolverhampton, you would expect the subsidies to go to younger fans but the cost of living, everything across parts of england levels are moderate but most, they will be low. low pressure driving the weather with weather fronts bringing pressure driving the weather with weatherfronts bringing in rain from the south—west pushing north—eastwards. some eastern areas starting on a bright note. it will not be long before cloud and rain spreads across most areas. it is murky with poor visibility in the south—west of the country. it will improve through the day as the rain clears and we see a return to bright spells, sunshine and showers. some showers could be heavy and slow with the odd rumble of thunder in northern ireland. north—east scotland, the driest conditions today. this represents average wind speeds. temperatures 14—18 . through this evening and overnight, rain pushes up into the north—east, it clears. clear skies follow. a lot of the showers in the north and west and some could be heavy in north—west england. the overnight low temperature 6—13 north to south. tomorrow is a mixture

five one winners over wolverhampton wanderers . now wolverhampton wanderers.t of said after that after he heard that that they need a miracle really ? oh they need a miracle really? oh really to win it. >> i don't necessarily think they got a game in hand. >> city have got a game in hand. so although they're second now. erling haaland burst into form yesterday, he's not probably been as good this season as he was as he was this time last yeah was as he was this time last year. nonetheless, he's ahead in the golden boot race. he's scored 25 league goals, four goals yesterday. i'll tell you something that was interesting was that a few weeks ago? roy keane is great. the great family nemesis never short of an opinion, is he? he told him the family nemesis because erling haaland's erling haaland's father, alf—inge haaland, was signed as nottingham forest replacement for roy keane when he went for manchester united. oh, a two year. four years later, haaland moved to lee. haaland's father had moved to leeds. that's why erling haaland was born in leeds, because his f

held on suspicion of murder after two women died and four people were injured in a house fire in wolverhamptonene. it's understood the men who've been arrested were known to the victims. this week, the uk's media regulator, 0fcom, set out new rules for social media companies — aimed at protecting children from harmful content online. 0ver a0 measures have been set out — including making firms change their algorithms and perform more rigorous age checks. around the world, governments are considering — or have already passed — similar legislation. analysis editor ros atkins looks at what other countries are doing to try and protect children online. in many countries, we are seeing a new approach to protecting children online. governments are saying this is no longer a mystery to us. governments are now saying, "0k, we feel like we know what the levers of control are and we are willing to pull them." in the uk, new rules are being proposed. at the moment, teenagers, younger children up and down the country can experience harmful content on their social media feeds again and again and this has bec

we have had a birmingham and wolverhampton in solihull, so we have more to go.. thanks very much for being with us. so one week to go, what can we expect this time around?- expect this time around? good afternoon. _ expect this time around? good afternoon. i — expect this time around? good afternoon, i think— expect this time around? good afternoon, i think we _ expect this time around? good afternoon, i think we can i expect this time around? good | afternoon, i think we can expect expect this time around? cmc afternoon, i think we can expect a brilliant show from sweden, they are a world—class broadcaster. they have brilliant enthusiasm for eurovision. malmo is set for eurovision, we will have three exciting live shows and a range of things happening in the city. so we will see brilliant performances, lots of glitter and costume changes, but also hopefully a lot of fun and the theme this year is, united by music, about bringing people together despite our business —— differences. people together despite our business -- differences-— -- differences. used to wor

or ikea , shop in wolverhampton or ikea, can make small differences to their employees to help them add, as they claim , more could add, as they claim, more than £40 billion to the uk economy each year. now, i spoke we spoke to peter grigg yesterday . he's we spoke to peter grigg yesterday. he's a chair of home—start uk, a charity which supports young families. let's hear what he said about the princess's role in this. it's been a real driving force behind the report and everything it's done and when we've spent time with the royal foundation, what it does is it reminds everyone that this is really important work and early childhood matters, that more businesses should get involved, that more charities are out there for people who want to do more to support families and children. >> so it's been a wonderful experience driving force behind this. >> as the princess of wales. but of course it's a big task, isn't it? that's a lot of change that would need to happen. so it's going to happen over a long penod going to happen over a long period of time. and the princess cannot lobby govern

given moment and say, we have no backlog of asylum seekers here because they're all living in wolverhamptonlong, until we leave this european court convention on human rights, we are not going to be able to return people properly to their place of origin. >> and that's the real thing. keir starmer and that political world have been guilty of fighting the government when they tried to deport people. >> he's going to talk to my a lot about using his. >> why will it be any different when he tries to do it? >> he's using his anti—terrorism experience. and actually one of the things to be on is there's a serious crime prevention orders, which you can do under anti—terrorism legislation, which means that you can ban people from using the internet, etc, which the government won't do. >> all right. >> all right. >> well, hey, look, the important thing is, and we cannot deny this is we appear to be about to have a plan from laboun be about to have a plan from labour. right. which. so there's that and that will be we'll be heanng that and that will be we'll be hearing all about this in more on the ke

another massive row about var, wolverhampton wanderers have sparked a real conversation about aroundually instigated a vote about the future of the video assistant referees in the in the premier league. now. it was first introduced just unbelievable five years ago, at the start of the 20 1920 season, to help refs make decisions and higher quality decisions. the big calls, penalties is determining if goals have been scored fairly . did it go over scored fairly. did it go over the line or not? but some teams have been complaining it's still got too many problems. harry maguire , the first prominent maguire, the first prominent player in the premier league to add his voice into the debate for those calling for it to be scrapped, although he says he remains an advocate for his use in determining offsides. well, are you going to use it or you're not? frankly but to discuss whether we should be binning it , discuss whether we should be binning it, show it the red card, or maybe keep it and amend it? i'm delighted to be joined down the line by mark halsey. of course, famous former league pr

. >> a third man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a house fire in wolverhampton.rgency services were called to a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. yesterday, where two women, both in their 20s, were pronounced dead at the scene. four people were also injured. police have been granted extra time to question two men who were arrested yesterday, aged 19 and 22. it's believed they were known to the women. towie de facto natalie elphicke has denied lobbying the justice secretary over her then husband's sex offences trial. she's accused of asking sir robert buckland to move charlie elphick's case to a lower profile court, in an apparent attempt to avoid publicity. speaking to the sunday times, sir robert buckland says she was told the request was completely inappropriate. her spokesperson has refuted the accusation , has refuted the accusation, describing it as nonsense. meself ended the marriage when her husband was convicted of sexually assaulting two women and jailed for two years , and and jailed for two years, and two skydivers have become the first to na

are birmingham, coventry, dudley , birmingham, coventry, dudley, sandwell, solihull, walsall, wolverhamptoner now to have a look at tees valley, shall we. so the candidates are conservatives ben houchen. we've also got labour's chris mcewan and liberal democrats simon thorley. so those are the people who have been pounding the stump, as it were, that ben houchen was first elected as mayor for tees valley in 2017. he was re—elected for a second term in 2021, in a landslide victory. so this really is going to be one to watch tonight, isn't it? now the mayor leads the tees valley combined authority, which covers the five boroughs of darlington , boroughs of darlington, hartlepool, middlesbrough, redcar and cleveland and stockton on tees as well. these are going to be great bellwether areas for how a general election could go. some quite big brexit backing areas there. but here's the big one. isn't it. yes, the mayor of london well, it's pretty much a straight shooter between sadiq khan and the conservative susan hall. it is expected that sadiq khan will win another term as the mayor of london,

i was in wolverhampton with a young couple who had a three year old child , and they wanted a second a second child to build their family, so they had identified a new home to buy. they got a mortgage, a provisional mortgage for it that they could afford. they were excited about the future they were going to build . liz truss were going to build. liz truss crashed the economy. their mortgage offer literally went through the roof. they couldn't afford it. they had to cancel their plans. no more new home, no more moving on. stuck but they also made a much more profound decision . they decided profound decision. they decided that they couldn't afford a second child. now they're going to live with that decision for the rest of their lives. and i'm not prepared to allow an incoming labour government ever to do that kind of damage to working people. and this isn't just about the past, because rishi sunak has not learned the lessons . he says not learned the lessons. he says he's going to abolish national insurance . that is a £46 billion insurance. that is a £46 billion unfunded tax cut, £