we have secured a new striker from ipswich town. we have secured a new strikerfrom rangers, ipswich town. we have secured a new striker from rangers, so ipswich town. we have secured a new strikerfrom rangers, so we have done our part! it does seem that when other clubs see that an english clu b when other clubs see that an english club is making an acquisition, the price goes up. people can pay more, so they do. we play exciting football and that is what is a sign of success. when people say that the sums are obscene, are we just wringing our hands? there is nothing we can do about it, it is the new world order. much of neymar's money we nt world order. much of neymar's money went to his father. these players, because of the money they earn, they are corporate entities. they can employ the best lawyers, agents and because of the way that football works, the agents also the recruiters. but what about smaller clu bs, recruiters. but what about smaller clubs, grassroots? this is what is wrong with the 21st—century economy. this kind

a and a third in ipswich, all in their 20s. a fourth man in the powys, and critically, in an operation that was supported by the army. today the ministry of defence has confirmed these men are serving members of the armed forces. we don't know the regiments of these men. we have no idea about that at the moat. we don't know if these men were arrested at home addresses or on ministry of defence property. they are being held in birmingham. on suspicion of being members of a banned group, national action. suspicion of being members of a banned group, nationalaction. tell us more banned group, nationalaction. tell us more about the group. national action was banned last december in particular because its and supporters applauded the murder of mpjo supporters applauded the murder of mp jo cox. they supporters applauded the murder of mpjo cox. they have organised demonstrations were young members show up carrying nazi style flags and display hitler style salutes and confront people in city centres. it can bea confront people in city

jump across the pond to ipswich in the uk. hedgehogs are fighting. ipswich wants to be the hedgehog community in the uk and there was a trail cam put out and the bricks appear to be a feeding area where they leave food for the hedgehogs and apparently somebody might have tried to cut the line. >> if they don't watch it, this privilege is going to be taken away from them. >> no, they'll catch more of it on video. >> so adorable. >>> lots of people enjoyed the labor day weekend, many people out at the beach. here's a couple of guys enjoying santa barbara, sailing on their kara ma ran. dr. michael carly is a dentist. he and his buddies are going for a ride. the sunny slightly cloudy sky rapidly turns to this. >> woo! >> oh wow that's not good. you got to go back. >> that's what you'd think. the problem is, this all happened so incredibly quickly, the national weather service identifying this as a microburst and you'll see it right here. their sails go slack for a moment and then -- >> oh! >> boom! >> up and over they go. >> whoa! >> the whole thing toss

sunderland are without a win in eight league matches after their 5—2 defeat at ipswich. middlesbrough lost for the first time in eight games, beaten 1—0 at home by norwich. all the football league results are avaliable on the bbc sport website and app. now to cricket. england all—rounder ben stokes won't be available for the fourth one—day match against west indies tomorrow, after he was arrested following an incident in bristol in the early hours of yesterday morning. he missed training today, along with team—mate alex hales, who's also helping police with their enquiries. the ashes squad to tour australia this winter is announced tomorrow. ben and alex won't be available for tomorrow's one—day international against the west indies. ben was arrested early monday morning, september 25 after an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. he will not join the team in london. alex hales, who was with ben stokes on sunday night didn't train this morning but returned voluntarily to bristol today to help

he was a doctor, medical doctor, a lawyer and a minister of a small church in ipswich massachusetts. a group of war veterans in ipswich in massachusetts revolutionary war had the idea that because they had been paid in worthless money all the times time said they served eight and a half years in the revolution the one way to compensate that would the in this new northwest territories ceded to our country by the british at the treaty in paris and that land was for going away in a way that nobodyo could even imagine and it belonged to the government era was. so this man cutler was picked by these officers from the war to go down to the capital which was then in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territories whereby new states could be born. now monastic cutler had neverhig loved anything in any way in his life. the word lobbyist or lobbing hadn't even entered the language yet. he'd never been to new york never been out of new england but off he went in his one horse shade down to new york to convince the continental congress there was no constitution yet to go a

ipswich has higher particulars, in some forms, then london does. none of us who is having a delightful time on the clean air front and it would nice to be resolved. a gallop through three stories in the telegraph. the public sector pay cap will be scrapped. there has been a lot of pressure on this because of public sector workers not having a pay rise for ages. for seven years. they have had 196. ages. for seven years. they have had 1%. that has been lower than inflation for the vast majority of that time. there has been a suggestion that on wednesday ministers will announce that cap will be overturned, at least for the police and prison officers. and as my excellent colleague has orally pointed out, that should leave the door open to other public sector workers. —— already pointed. door open to other public sector workers. -- already pointed. philip hammond is having a headache looking for the money. yes, over summer he challenged cabinet colleagues to come up with the tax rises they were prepared to accept to fund an increase in public sector

hurricane maria has strengthened as ipswich west across the caribbean. the virgin islands and puerto rico up the virgin islands and puerto rico up facing the virgin islands and puerto rico upfacing a the virgin islands and puerto rico up facing a potentially catastrophic hit. -- up facing a potentially catastrophic hit. —— as it sweeps west across. the uk has suspended its cooperation with the army in myanmar because of the humanitarian crisis affecting rohingya muslims. but the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, said today that her government did not fear international scrutiny of its handling of the crisis. it was her first public address since violence in rakhine province has sent a00,000 rohingya muslims fleeing into neighbouring bangladesh, in what the un has called ethnic cleansing. in a moment, we'll have a report from jonathan head, who's has been talking to rohingya refugees in bangladesh. myanmar‘s nobel laureate arrived for her speech, a once unthinkable question hanging in the air. ms suu kyi, have you become an apologist for ethnic cl

police say there were a 22—year—old from birmingham, a 32—year—old from powers, a 24—year—old from ipswich and a 24—year—old from northampton. tom symons has more. the bbc‘s been told three of the men are members of the royal anglian regiment, which recruits in norfolk, suffolk, essex and cambridgeshire. four were arrested in the uk, one in cyprus. an army spokesman said... that group is national action, which described itself last year in the language of hitler's fascism, as a national socialist youth movement. its members marched the streets. the focus was as much on spreading neo—nazi ideas online. but experts say the far right is not well supported. i think extreme right groups in britain and others like britain first are very good these days at creating a sense of greater scale using social media than is actually the case. probably with national action, we're looking at people in the tens to perhaps the low hundreds at very best. but when the labour mpjo cox was murdered by a loner influenced by similar far right propaganda, the government acted, proscribing or banning nationa

i am a fan of the best club in the united kingdom, ipswich town. we have secured a new striker from rangers, so we have done our acquisition in the uk. it does seem that when other clubs see that an english club is making an acquisition, the price goes up. people can pay more, so they do. we play very exciting football that the world wants to watch and that is what is a sign of success. when people say that the sums are obscene, are we just wringing our hands? there is nothing we can do about it, it is the new world order. much of neymar's money went to his father. these players, because of the money they earn, they are little corporate entities. they can employ the best lawyers, the best agents and because of the way that football works, the agents are also the recruiters. but what about smaller clubs, grassroots? this is what is wrong with the 21st—century economy. we talk about the titans of wall street and the city salaries, but this kind of polarisation of wealth, they are given a lot of money, but £30 million, 35 million, it isjust ludicro

the four arrests were made by cash terrorism officers in birmingham, ipswich and northampton and all is in powers in wales. police said the arrests were preplanned and intelligence led, there was no threat to the public safety. that news just through, those four members of the group arrested are serving members of the army. the mod has confirmed it. we will bring you the latest on that with our correspondence. some residents who escaped the grenfell fire are finally getting some of their possessions back. whilst most of the flats were totally destroyed — 33 flats on the lower floors had limited damage — meaning some belongings survived the fire. the victoria derbyshire programme has been told that, so far,12 families from grenfell tower have received property the victoria derbyshire programme has been told that, so far, 12 families from grenfell tower have received property from their old homes. one of those is 69—year—old rumayatu mamudu who escaped from the first floor in her dressing gown carrying her 12—year—old adopted grandson. ashleyjohn baptiste has been following

beside them was a bible that was carried by another soldier, in this case from ipswich, massachusetts, francis merryfield, who had that in his pocket during the battle of hill. retreated, when they he sat down and wrote a short account of the fighting at bunker hill. he thanked god for preserving his life, dedicated his life to the glory of god for having saved his life during this terrible battle at bunker hill. so it's amazing, tough. so what about the rifleman from the south? this is a great group of objects of theflect the sort southern military tradition, maryland, virginia, the backcountry, this is one of only a handful of fringed rifle shirts that have survived. or four ofnly three these that have survived from the revolutionary era. this is one from the collection of the american revolution in philadelphia. the rifle is the earliest signed and dated american rifle from made in america, 1761, reading, pennsylvania, a very distinctive type cometh a very accurate firearm used by these rifleman from the seven colonies to try to use the great accuracy of these firearms to compensat

the four arrests, three are men in their 20s, so they were arrested in birmingham, ipswich and northampton, the fourth man who is 32, he's arrested in powys, we are not quite sure where but we know it's certainly in powys. addresses have been searched. then we discovered that these men were all serving members of the army and the ministry of defence has confirmed that they are serving in the armed forces and it's been providing support to the police during this operation. we have no information about where the men were arrested, whether it was on ministry of defence property, such as at a base or whether it's at home addresses, we are trying to clarify that at the moment. all the men now are being held in birmingham and are being held on suspicion of two charges, suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism and suspicion of being members of national action which has been banned since last year. that latter allegation, if proven in court, could lead to up to ten years in prison. what happens next? the police have m days to hold the men, or

these four arrests, three in their 20s, arrested at birmingham, ipswich and northampton. the fourth, from powys. the addresses have been searched and then we discovered that these men we re then we discovered that these men were all serving members of the army. the ministry of defence has confirmed that they were serving in the army. they have been providing support to the police. we do not have information about where these men were arrested, if it was ministry of defence property or at home addresses. all the main are being held at birmingham. suspicion of being concerned in the investigation of terrorism, and also banned since last year. the latter allegation, if that was proven in court, it could lead to ten years in prison. what happens next? the police have got up to 14 days to hold these men in prison. what is interesting about this, to arrest these people in relation to a band neo nazi group is interesting. it was banned last december after some of the members allegedly applauded the murder ofjo cox. some very confrontational and belligerent rallies across the uni

counter—terrorism unit saying that four men had been arrested, three of them in england, in birmingham, ipswich and northampton, and the fourth in powys on to allegations. it is quite an unusual investigation to be going on, national action is quite a small group. birmingham is where they are being held. police have up to 1a days toward them. we then found out that the army had been involved in this. the army has confirmed that some serving members of the forces are amongst those who have been arrested. three of the individuals are members of the royal anglian regiment. we are not quite sure about the identity of the fourth individual at the moment. police have 1a days to hold them. individual at the moment. police have 14 days to hold them. as the army said anything more than confirming that they have been cooperating? they say they are cooperating. they are leaving at night to the civilian police force is to get on with that. we don't know exactly what the army's involvement and this has been, whether it is just been facilitating. the army will now stand back now the men are in custody. clear

i'm going to bring in kate who is with us in ipswich. i know you're listening intently to the stories of rebecca and martin. how is it different parenting an adopted child toa different parenting an adopted child to a birth child? well, obviously i don't really know that because i can't compare the two, but i did kind of make a list of professionals that i have had to speak to in the la st that i have had to speak to in the last couple of months because i presumed this is different parenting. do you mind ifi presumed this is different parenting. do you mind if i read from my notes? go go ahead. in the la st two from my notes? go go ahead. in the last two months i have had to deal on several occasion with police, solicitors, a&e, social workers, the youth offending team, several members of staff in the local authority, senco team, my local mp, authority, senco team, my local mp, a neuro psychologist, a therapist, the permanence team, the homeless team, social care, psychiatrists and doctors, not to mention locksmiths and double glazing pe

highs in ipswich around 17 celsius. as we come back through the midlands, down towards the south coast, we are back under the weak weather front, so some cloud and some showers. south—west england has a fine day in prospect, at again you can see how as we move around through bristol, we're back to cloud. cloud and much of wales, in the west of wales, brighter and smashing day across northern ireland, when we lose that fog. through the evening and overnight we will still have a weak weather front producing some drizzle. where the cloud breaks, we will see some patchy mist and fog form. again we will have it in northern ireland, but it will be quicker to clear tomorrow. in the south—east it will take its time in terms of clearance. it will not be a cold night, most of us staying in double figures, so a grey and a fine start tomorrow morning, with that fog. for many of us it will be a dry day, with bright spells, or sunny spells. we are prone to some showers down the east of england, but again they will be hit and miss