this is a non—league wrexham.or, rock mcelheny, are going to outline their vision for the welsh side as prospective new owners. here is our for the welsh side as prospective new owners. here is our sports correspondent, anti—swiss. as some of the world's biggest movie stars, he's no stranger to unlikely stories. it could ryan reynolds be about to swap the bright lights of hollywood for the floodlights of north wales? this is nine league wrexham, football club run by its supporters who have not revealed they are in £2 million takeover talks with ryan reynolds and another hollywood actor, rob mcelhenney, as plotlines go, it takes some believing. of course, for us, receiving contact from hollywood a—list stars, of course it's a surreal experience. but, i have had several conversations with both rob and ryan and they seem very down—to—earth, serious and confident people with lots of energy, so hopefully, we will hear more from them. for a club which almost went out of business in 2004, it's a remarkable development. f

and is a little bit of hollywood glamour coming to wrexham?n reynolds and rob mcelhenney may be investing in the football club. coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news... the future of the national league is at stake. with fans still locked out, will the fifth tier season be scrapped? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the chancellor rishi sunak has announced a major package of measures aimed at minimising job losses due to coronavirus restrictions. the newjobs support scheme will replace the furlough scheme, which has provided some or all of the income for millions of workers, and which is set to expire next month. the new scheme will support people in what the chancellor called viable jobs — that is employees who are working at least one—third of their hours — with the government and employers now covering two—thirds of their lost pay. the chancellor said he was extending the scheme for the self—employed on "similar terms". he also announced more help for businesses, including deferring a vat rise for those in th

this is a non—league wrexham.with ryan reynolds and another hollywood actor, rob mcelhenney. as plotlines go, it takes some believing. of course, for us, receiving contact from hollywood a—list stars, of course that's a surreal experience. but, i have had several conversations with both rob and ryan and they seem very down—to—earth, serious and confident people with lots of energy, so hopefully, we will hear more from them. for a club which almost went out of business in 200a, it's a remarkable development. fans are now set to hear ryan reynolds's plans at a special meeting, but he confirmed his interest on twitter. back in 2012, two fans had joked about him coming to wrexham. last night, he replied, "yep, you never know." so, what would it mean for one of those fans to actually meet him? i would probablyjust stand there in silence, i'm a huge fan. i wouldn't know what to say, to be honest. it'sjust such an incredible story. you read about these things going viral all the time, being inundated with notifications,

why would two hollywood stars want to buy wrexham football club? approached you? it is a little out of the ordinary, isn't it? two hollywood stars. what was the process question what they ring you up process question what they ring you up and say we would like to buy the club, and this is why, this is why we think it's a good idea and would you entertain it? how did the conversation go? i appreciate for many of your viewers it will seem surreal and of course, for us, receiving contact from hollywood a—list stars, that is a surreal experience, but ultimately, this isn't really about the reaction we had, it's about the future of the football clu b had, it's about the future of the football club and the supporters will make a decision on that, but of course, it is a surreal experience to talk to people of such renown. it's great, isn't it? have you had direct contact question that nothing is quite direct, but have you had zoom meetings or discussions? i've had several contacts and conversations with both rob and ryan and they seem very down—to—earth,

but ryan reynolds and wrexham? the clu b but ryan reynolds and wrexham?uld be a real blockbuster. andy swiss, bbc news. wrexham and other national league clubs are meeting this afternoon to discuss the viability of starting the season next weekend without fans. 81 % of national league north clubs, the 6th tier, say they can't play without financial support and that is likely to be echoed by the majority in the 5th tier. we need a rescue package, we need the government to step in. the national league needs around £20 million and we need that support. a football club is a vibrant part, a cornerstone of its community, it's far more than just football. we have already been working with the local authorities, derbyshire county council, chesterfield borough council, on how we recover and how we can help the community. it is far wider than just playing football and it's essential we get this money coming through. the national league as a whole needs around 3 million a month. there's over 3000 people employed in the national league, there's jobs at stake. one of

sorry, talking about wrexham afc. spencer harris, sorry about that.since 2011. the community has done a tremendousjob of since 2011. the community has done a tremendous job of taking over what was a business under severe distress and turning that into a sustainable and turning that into a sustainable and very well run club. one of the only clubs that... we are good prospect. north wales, and this area of north wales has a huge catchment of north wales has a huge catchment of people and we are the only professional clu b of people and we are the only professional club that plays in the english football pyramid in that area. we are in a real good prospect to be able to grow and develop as a football clu b to be able to grow and develop as a football club in the future. very difficult at the moment with fans not being able to come in and generate revenue tickets, so what will happen if you don't get this financial investment? we are ok at the moment. it is a very very difficult environment for football clu bs difficult environment for football clubs and

like what is happening at wrexham.son — if the national league starts of course — is wrexham, and they could be in line for a hollywood takeover. a warning that there is some flash photography coming up. the club have confirmed that movie star ryan reynolds is interested in investing money, alongside the american tv actor rob mcelhenney. the welsh side have been fan owned since 2011, and any potential takeover could mean £2 million being invested. the actors will put forward their vision for the club at a special general meeting. i've had several conversations with both rob and ryan, and they seem very down—to—earth, serious and confident people with lots of energy. so hopefully we'll hear more from them and we will move through the process and get something in front of our supporters. they will make a decision on whether they want to move from what we have to do, community owned into ownership under the guidance of rob and ryan. plenty of goals in the carabao cup last night. all the results and reaction on the bbc spo

and wales, it's been cloudy with some fairly heavy outbreaks of rain around — that was the scene in wrexhamng heavier. notice the darker blues here in our rain band. further north in scotland though, the cooler air has been accompanied by sunny skies and still conditions. what a beautiful picture this is from fort augustus in the highlands. now, as we head towards midnight tonight, you'll notice the rain still hasn't cleared away from eastern england though probably another area of rain affecting parts of the midlands and east anglia, too. all the while as this huck of rain develops, there's an area of low pressure that's forming and so it gets quite windy around some of our north sea coasts, not english channel coasts. it becomes drier for a time but then the next batch of wet and windy weather will be extending into wales and south—west england and later in the night. so, for england and wales, rain at times. quite a bit of dry weather for northern ireland, and staying dry in scotland with clear skies. here in the countryside, it'll be cold enough for a few areas of frost to develop. thur

it's a reference to him possibly turning up in wrexham one day.llywood pair are expected to put their vision for the club to members at a special general meeting. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak and the rest of the sport team, that's your thursday sport briefing. for more than 65 years he has been shaking and stirring first readers and then film—goers alike, carrying out top secret work on behalf of her majesty's secret service. i am of course talking about james bond. he doesn't really exist but it turns out there may have been a real mr bond. this report from the bbc‘s tim allman is for your eyes only. he is the world's most famous spy. 007, license to kill — you know the rest. james bond's latest adventure no time to die is due in cinemas, covid willing, later this year. that is the fiction but here in poland's cold war archives, facts have emerged about a previously unheard of british agent with a very familiar name — bond, james albert bond. he came to poland in the earl

but now he's included conwy, denbighshire, flintshire and wrexham from thursday — which means nearlyer tighter restrictions by the end of the week. our wales correspondent hywel griffith is at the senedd in cardiff bay. when these latest lockdowns come in on thursday evening it will mean three quarters of the welsh population are under those stricter measures, increasingly it is a question of what can be done to protect the remaining quarter? people living largely in rural areas of north and west wales. it is about trying to contain the transmission and ona trying to contain the transmission and on a day with so much confusion and on a day with so much confusion and consternation about what local lockdowns main it is worth reminding ourselves what the rules are. it means you cannot meet people indoors if they do not live in your household and people cannot travel in or out of local lockdown areas without a valid reason. at the senedd today, the first minister of wales said may be english local areas should adopt the same travel policy and he called on boris johnson to ban people leav

holly williams, cbs news, wrexham, in the united kingdom. >> o'donnell: and tonight we're learning ofhow of u.s. force in syria after several run-ins with russian forces, the pentagon is sending a small number of troops into northeastern syria. this is new. nearly 100 american troops are being deployed in part to stop russia from interfering with the fight against isis. all right, there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," including the hunt for suspects in new jersey after shots were fired into a home. two police officers and their newborn were inside. the historic storm season gets even busier as three new storms pop up, and one could threaten the u.s. and the shocking covid headline tonight on the vegas strip just as bars there are about to reopen. for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are struc

back in 2012, two fans had joked about him coming to wrexham.ast night he replied, yep, you never know. so what would it mean for one of those fans to actually meet him? iama of those fans to actually meet him? i am a huge fan, i would probably just stand there in silence, but i would not know what to say, to be honest. it is such an incredible story, you hear about these things going viral all the time, but to be inundated with notifications and stuff, the last 24 hours has been crazy. we have already seen russell crowe buying an australian rugby team, and will ferrell buying a us football club, but this? the club‘s box office moment had been beating arsenal in the fa cup in 1992... what a goal, mickey thomas! but what happens now could be a real blockbuster. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here‘s tomasz schafernaker. good afternoon. ourfirst good afternoon. our first autumn chill good afternoon. our first autumn chili is well and truly upon us, it was the coldest september night for over two decades in scotland last night

this was wrexham earlier on. the rain has been pushing east, and it's been turning heavier.er air has been accompanied by sunny skies and still conditions. a beautiful picture from for augustus in the highlands. as we head towards midnight, you will notice the rain hasn't cleared away from eastern england, and there will probably be another area of rain affecting parts of the midlands and east anglia. is this pocket of rain develops, this area of low pressure is forming, so it gets quite windy road north sea coasts and english channel coasts. it becomes dry for a time, but the next batch of wet and 20 weather will extend into wales and south—west england later in the night. for include and wales, rain at times. quite dry for northern ireland, and staying dry in scotland. in the countryside, may be cold enough for a few errors of frost. thursday's weather picture dominated by low pressure. first one moving away from the east coast, the next one rattling into the south—west quickly, and this one will be bringing heavy outbreaks of rain, particularly across wales and western ar

s chief wrexham negotiator as called for vale is them from the e.u. ahead of another round of trade talks on tuesday david frost says there's still time for the 2 sides to reach a post breaks a trade deal and after prime minister voice johnson made october 15th the deadline to strike an agreement is in westminster way he says recent talk of changing customs will say northern ireland has added more tension to these negotiations. it is always about the border with us and it always has been it's the essential contradiction really of the u.k. trying to divorce itself in entire at sea from the european union while not pushing up a trade border between the north in the u.k. and the relative islands in the european union back which seems like a very long time ago to reason may when she was prime minister tried to do this by keeping the border open having this thing called the irish backstop the conservative party didn't like that so they got rid of her and replaced with boris johnson who then signed a withdrawal agreement with the european union which put th

today, cases of coronavirus in wrexham are amongst the lowest in wales.lling, that will be published today, that shows just how serious things could be over this winter. our ability to make a difference in the weeks and months ahead depends on each and every one of us. government can advise, government can inform, government and set rules, but only people can act on that advice. working together as we have seen, we can make a difference. we have done it before and we can do it again. it is each one of us who has to act responsibly and to make choices, to follow those small measures which keep us and i loved ones safe. we all need to keep our distance from each other when we are out and about. we need to wash our hands often, we need to work from home wherever we can. we need to wear a face covering in indoor public places, we need to follow any restrictions in place locally, we need to ask ourselves is not how many people can i meet, but how few people do i need to meet? because the fewer contacts that you have, the fewer contacts that you have, the safer

from 6pm tomorrow, people will not be able to leave or go into conwy, denbighshire, flintshire, and wrexhamuse". menawhile, planned surgeries have been temporarily stopped at a hospital in south wales in a bid to deal with a rise in coronavirus cases. the royal glamorgan hospital in llantrisant has 82 cases linked to transmission on the site. patients who would usually be taken to the a&e department in an emergency will be sent to hospitals in bridgend, merthyr tydfil or cardiff instead. our wales correspondent tomos morgan has more — hejoins me now. there is a general sense of this increasing scale of the problem. this hospital is in an area of wales which has particularly suffered during this most recent surge in coronavirus cases in wales. they did have a cluster last week. the health board decided to shut two of the words, but that clearly has not been enough and they have taken this step step to stop all surgeries to stop the spread. back in march, when we had the first wave of the pandemic in april, all planned surgeries was stopped in wales before any of the other four nations. it lo

along with his followers rob mcelhenney have been named as potential investors in the world scene wrexham who play in the 5th year of british football its claim they're prepared to put in more than soon of $1000000.00 over some have been owned and run by france's 2011 and not surprisingly members of the supporters' trust of voted overwhelmingly in favor of continuing talks with the unlikely pair ok sports is looking for and he thanks very much. more on our website the address for that is al jazeera dot com go take a look that's it for me laura kyle from his news hour but don't go away nick club or here in just a moment with more of the day's news for you. frank assessments what are you seeing. there is. life we see with these informed opinions is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown in many parts of the order me a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate of that is a proxy because look every sunday enters the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual c

and wales, it's been cloudy with some fairly heavy outbreaks of rain around — that was the scene in wrexhamng heavier. notice the darker blues here in our rain band. further north in scotland though, the cooler air has been accompanied by sunny skies and still conditions. what a beautiful picture this is from fort augustus in the highlands. now, as we head towards midnight tonight, you'll notice the rain still hasn't cleared away from eastern england though probably another area of rain affecting parts of the midlands and east anglia, too. all the while as this huck of rain develops, there's an area of low pressure that's forming and so it gets quite windy around some of our north sea coasts, not english channel coasts. it becomes drier for a time but then the next batch of wet and windy weather will be extending into wales and south—west england later in the night. so, for england and wales, rain at times. quite a bit of dry weather for northern ireland, and staying dry in scotland with clear skies. here, in the countryside, it'll be cold enough for a few areas of frost to develop. thursda

from 6pm tomorrow, people will not be able to leave or go into conwy, denbighshire, flintshire, and wrexhamasonable excuse" like work or education. they are the same restrictions as seen in most of south wales, where lockdowns cover 11 different areas. planned surgeries have been temporarily stopped at a hospital in south wales in a bid to deal with a rise in coronavirus cases. the royal glamorgan hospital in llantrisant has 82 cases linked to transmission on the site. patients who would usually be taken to the a&e department will be sent to hospitals in bridgend, merthyr tydfil or cardiff instead. coventry university has strongly condemned footage of a party believed to have involved dozens of students. footage shows them in a private accommodation block ignoring social distancing guidelines and the rule of six. they can be seen climbing on top of table tennis tables at arundel house, close to coventry university's main campus. a spokesman said the university was aware of the incident and said any students found to be in breach of their code of conduct could face disciplinary proceedings.

dion dublin and martin keown on the potential of ryan reynolds putting some money into wrexham.and one of the biggest stars in the game, alex morgan could make her tottenham debut — she co—captained the usa to victory in last year's world cup. the match is live on bbc two at 5.15. before that, at 12:45 on bbc two, you can watch, england's women, bid to wrap up the t20 series against west indies. they're 2—0 up in the five—match series. and having spent the last few weeks in a bio—bubble in derby, some of the squad are finding plenty of ways to stay busy. like playing monopoly and also learning to cut hair. lewis hamilton, will be looking to claim pole position later, to give himself the best chance of equalling michael schumacher‘s record, of 91 wins at tomorrow's russian grand prix. but his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas, is standing in his way. the finn was more than a quarter of a second faster, than hamilton, during practice in sochi. qualifying gets underway at one o'clock. and lewis hamilton's brother, nicolas, is also behind the wheel this weekend. he's racing in the

we've also seen rising cases in places like wrexham, anglesey and previously merthyr. the numbers are rising because of a particular cluster of people who have already been contacted by our trace, test protected system, thenit our trace, test protected system, then it is possible to deal with those things by local measures that don't intrude into the lives of the wider community. when the virus begins to spread beyond particular premises or particular groups of people,, then you have to introduce measures the wider population are obliged to follow, and that is what has happened in caerphilly. we are no longer dealing with a particular factory or workplace, or indeed with particular groups of people. we have got levels of community spread that can only be tackled by community action. if we can continue to deal with the rising numbers in martha and an rct by getting on top of the particular groups and workplaces that are behind the rise in those numbers, we may yet be able to avoid those wider community measures on a national basis, but the jury will not come in on that