old pup will be trained to become liam's service dog to not only be a companion but to help liam do some of the things he won't be able to do as his disease progresses. "it will be like a friend for me," liam says.until then liam visits his dog and both have already fallen in love. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 9.(vicki) but kron4 news in prime time continues.steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with a look at what we're working on for kron 4 news at 10. ((steve))thank you grant and vicki...next at ten.. investigators are still trying to figure out.what caused a woman to plunge to her death at fort funston in san francisco. what witnesses are saying..next in a live report. plus...new at ten.authorities release video of a suspect they say took pictures under a woman's dress at a target.now police are trying to track him down.((steve))plus...breaking news.what we're learning about a deadly shooting this morning in vallejo, and how it could be connected to an incident at an elementary school. ((catherine))keep it right here..hour three of kron 4's primetime news continues

we already have a piece of property, liam. that hasn't changed. sky will be built on the spectra lot.

trade secretary, liam fox. liam: as we leave the eu, we have to agree methods of dividing up the amount of kuroda britain should take from -- amount of quarter britain should take. it is a sign that we can make progress on both sides. anna: we have heard michelle barnier that they say not much progress has been made to talk about trade next week. also crucially to investors outside europe and there is pressure that says we don't have to put our money in europe. to know what our italian and german and french investments will mean in terms of access to the u.k. market. if you becomes unclear what access will be then they may decide to go elsewhere. this is part of the problem. we are not conducting this negotiation in a vacuum. where doing it in the context -- we are doing it in the context. anna: is it the uk's decision to leave the eu. liam: we have been making offers. .t is our decision is a right it is not as though britain is breaking away and doing something against the rules. we are doing something that ha

old pup will be trained to become liam's service dog to not only be a companion but to help liam do some of the things he won't be able to do as his disease progresses. "it will be like a friend for me," liam says.until then liam visits his dog and both have already fallen in love. (vicki) up next, as the cooler weather moves in - i've got the perfect dish that will warm you right up. ,$8drw do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. (grant) as the weather begins to cool down....a bowl of noodles sounds pretty good. (vicki) and did you know tomorrow is national noodle day? tonight on dine and dish - i introduces us to a world champion noodle master. noodles

: oh... >> liam: okay. all right. fine. whether it is or not, what's that got to do with me? >> steffy: you're my husband. >> liam: [ sighs ] okay. steffy, when i took over my father's business, that was about something. there's a plan here, and it's greater than you, and it's

friends, liam roberts and alex mulholland we re liam roberts and alex mulholland were in the middle of a game. liam roberts and alex mulholland were in the middle of a game a man who was also playing bowling ran gci’oss who was also playing bowling ran across our lane shouting, "get out, get out." i turned behind me, a white man he had a gun over his head like this and he is shouting "game over, game over, get out." everyone is panicking screaming, you heard crying from kids. everyone is running trying to get out of the doors. it was really hectic, really and horrible to be a part of. most made it out but the gunman held two men hostage for more than four hours. friends waited as they remained trapped inside there was a video that surfaced saying that he has been taken to the door by the gunman and forced back inside. pretty sickening to be honest, nobody should be put in that situation. you hear of it in places like america, but a little place in warwickshire, no, it's not right. it's quiet around here. gunshots just after 6.30 police stormed the bowling alley. 45 minutes later they

. >> liam: yeah, i guess i'm still blown away. >> steffy: yeah, your father surprised all of us. >> liam: i thought he would crush me. >> steffy: yeah, for a second, i thought he might, too. >> liam: but he forgave me instead. i mean, he... he opened up to me in a way he's never done before. because of you. ♪

i also hear you're a liam neeson fan and you got to sit down with him? >> massive liam neeson fan. i was star-struck. it was incredible. and we got down to the bottom of the rumors that he's done with action movies. so, you've seen him play a tough guy in movies like "taken" but wait until you see liam's softer side. >> they haven't disappeared. >> you wear them, too. >> well, these are the slim fit. >> mine are actually called cigarette fit, like -- >> oh. >> as tight as can be. liam neeson, i like it. >> now, you might be surprised by that, but he says don't be surprised by this -- >> they're all lying. >> his new thriller is in theaters now, based on real-life watergate informant deep throat. did you ever think when you read this there would be a relevance in what's going on in the world right now? >> history has a habit of repeating itself. it seems too early to say with the president trump administration, but there seems to be smoke and mirrors which is happening in watergate, lies, deceit. >> the white house has no authority over the fbi. >> same old same old isn't it, really

including this one about fiance liam. but secret number two? hemsworth was not there behind the scenes, says our source. we're told her 13-minute segment took two hours to shoot. but secret three, they weren't always out on the open road. most was shot either parked or moving slowly through the cbs studio parking lot. ♪ a party if the usa >> reporter: good thing james was behind the wheel. my le revealed she was just involved in a hit and run on "the voice" set. >> and i backed my car into the sound trailer. the whole windshield had to be replaced. but i didn't tell anyone. i just left. i had to go back the next day. i go and tell adam and blake, you're not going the believe what i did last night. i totally [ bleep ] the voice sound trailer. i was already miked. >> reporter: that's probably why she didn't drive during her family's apple music carpool karaoke session. and miley had another big confession. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> i really was crying. i had a puppy that had died. i thought about my puppy the whole time. >> that

but liam would be so mad. look at you. come on. send to liam. send to liam. please, please. just the little one that's chilling. >> cutest thing i have ever seen. >> i have a feeling they have a new puppy. >> now to your exclusive sit-down with demi lovato. >> i love this woman so much. she is the epitome of confidence these days. and her new youtube documentary "simply complicated" proves she's sorry, not sorry for the journey that got her there. ♪ baby i'm sorry, not sorry >> i just feel like i have a bigger purpose than just singing, and i want to make sure that i use what i have for good. >> everything happened so fast. >> demi's new doc is real and raw. >> i'm coming up on five and a half years of sobriety. it's so weird to talk about this on camera. >> seven minutes in, you look at the camera and you say, i was seventeen the first time i tried cocaine and i loved it. how did you find that bravery in yourself? >> when i said that and i looked in the camera and said i loved it, that's the type of honesty that people need to hear in order to protect themselves from poss

just let me talk to liam. no more threats against your son. >> liam: yeah, and you tell the foreign minister, if t

referring to borisjohnson, liam fox and david davis. the sunday mirror has pictures from inside a prison which it says exposes the party lifestyle of convicts. president trump has said that "only one thing will work" when dealing with north korea. he's taken to twitter to say this. our north america correspondent, laura bicker, has been giving us

tonight, liam neeson "science bob" pflugfelder and music from old dominion. and now, here we go again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we've got a big fat show for you tonight and we will start tonight as usual with our president who say what you want about him, he makes every day interesting, he really does. president trump tweeted this morning as part of one of his paranoid anti-media rants the people were pro-trump, virtually no president has accomplished what we have accomplished in the first nine months, an economy roaring. he's right, no president has ever accomplished what he's accomplished. after nine short months we have more nuclear weapons pointed at us than ever before in the history of the united states. the president is overcompensating a bit because he had a rough day yesterday. a candidate he worked very hard to endorse in alabama lost his election. senator luther strange lost his republican primary runoff to ray moore by 10 points which was very

>> liam: on spectra property? >> bill: it's -- it's not spectra property. i explained to you over and over again why it is not spectra property. do you want me to get justin to explain all the legalities to you again? >> liam: no. >> bill: that the bottom line... is that spencer publications owns the building and the property that sally and her band of bozos -- not "bozos." that was disrespectful. that sally and company occupy. >> wyatt: liam, dad already offered to relocate sally elsewhere. like, this doesn't have to be the end of spectra fashions. >> bill: nxa

>> liam: yes. it's a business trip. >> wyatt: yeah, her business. which you just can't seem to stay out of. >> liam: wyatt, i am making up for what dad did. >> wyatt: but you're not thinking about the consequences here. give the company back to dad. make some kind of compromise before it's too late. >> liam: no, i'm good.

international trade secretary, dr liam fox, has been talking today about what he thinks is likely to happen, he has been speaking to my colleaguejohn pienaar. clearly we don't want to leave with no deal but most of the world's trade is done on that basis. we have very strong fundamentals in this economy, last year was the highest amount of investment ever to come into the united kingdom in our history. we have seen a very strong performance in employment, and the economy is still growing very robustly. so no need to fear crashing out with no deal? in a nutshell? we don't have to fear it because it is the basis of most of our trade but it would be better if we left with a full agreement with the eu. his colleague david davis in the eu. his colleague david davis in the house of commons this afternoon speaking the mps also said that the uk had to be prepared for a no deal scenario. he said that was the best way of getting a good deal out of the european union. but in front of the european union. but in front of the home affairs select committee, amber rudd, the home secretary, was asked

let's begin this morning with more on the investigation into that dead liam bush in niger. this morning, conflicting reports about what those troops were doing in the area where they were ambushed as one of them lass wade to rest on saturday. hans nichols h hans, good morning. >> good morning, willie. as the families continue to mourn, congress is preparing to ask them hard questions next week not only about this specific mission but about the overall strategy that's putting american troops lives at risk in africa. >> army sargeant la david johnson was laid to rest saturday near his home in florida. his pregnant widow kissing his casket as she held an american

i am a fan of liam fox. my god! my god! laughter. really? we share a birthday. however we felt about the european council summit last week, i thought it was a bit more positive, ifelt summit last week, i thought it was a bit more positive, i felt angela merkel was quite positive, ifelt that tusk... they had to be, they we re very that tusk... they had to be, they were very supportive of her... but... what has been achieved?” think they made a bit of progress, the tone was better, after theresa may's florence ‘s speech, which was very conciliatory, then they don't... will very conciliatory, then they will not what the cabinet did when she got back home, i agree that the florence speech was deeply civilised, she called friends and someone, civilised, she called friends and someone, but as soon as she comes back, the rabid right breaks out into this school boy madness again. you know, there are 27 nations that have to be persuaded. i know they keep talking about france and germany but actually it is... there is only one, it is called germany.” don't think so.

good morning liam pierre. aren't you adorable. he's six years old and his mom lauren says liam was all dressed up for picture day at calvary christian academy and he was really excited. >> all right. morning to watch fox5 news morning and listen to allison's sweet voice and hear tucker's funny jokes. liam loves to dance draw color and cook spanish food with lauren. and he looks sharp right there. very stylish. >> i know, that smile is everything. have a fantastic friday, liam. you are adorable. all right. liam pierre, i love the name, too. >>> speaking of our fans, get your costumes and halloween spirit ready because you have chance to celebrate with us for this week's fox beat friday. you can enter for the ultimate halloween experience. we're selecting 15 lucky people to win two tickets to join our live studio audience on october 31st. >> the show starts at 10:00 and all the winners and guests must arrive by 9:30 in costumes, appropriate costumes. >> right. >> winners and their guests must be 18 or older and all costumes must be

international trade secretary, liam fox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until the trade deal becomes clear. also in the next hour: counting the votes injapan‘s snap general election — exit polls suggest the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won a resounding victory. and at 2:30: the week in parliament will look at the pressure the government is under over the roll—out of the welfare benefit universal credit. a senior cabinet minister has told the bbc that the government should consider borrowing more money to invest in building hundreds of thousands of new homes. speaking on the andrew marr show, the communities secretary sajid javid said up to three hundred thousand new homes a year are needed — a level of construction not seen since the 1960s. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. what are the government may be prepared to borrow money to pay fred. we are looking at new investments. what i want to do is make sure that we are using everything we have available to deal with this housing crisis. where that mean

liam says freezing fees doesn't go far enough. they should be encouraging more people to get into university and things like that. so scrapping them sounds like the best idea for me. but i'm not really sure what that's going to do for the country as a whole. but grace is pleased she won't start repaying until she earns more. it'lljust give me more time to earn that money until i actually have to pay back all the tuition fees. because £21,000 is not very much at all. so i think it's better that they're raising it. everything about student finance is up for review. the measures announced today were quite simple. but that's partly because the system is so congregated. —— complicated. so tuition fees are being frozen at £9,250. the earnings threshold for graduates to repay is going up to £25,000 per year. but, interest rates are staying at 6.1%. and for living costs, the poorest students are still going to have to rely on loans, not grants. university leaders are not being behind—the—scenes at party conferences, freezing fe

behrenger behrehoundougou, liam ball and liam plu nkett behrehoundougou, liam ball and liam plunkett have been fined and warned for unprofessional conduct is what the ecb are saying. ——jonny the ecb are saying. —— jonny bairstow. they relates to the behaviour of that squad at that time. so when you look at this, is this damaging to their chances? well, a lot of people would say that ben stokes is not only england's best player but one of the best players in the world. but other matters have to come into play, the image of the team, and above all else, the criminal proceedings that are ongoing against him. thank you very much. more news with holly at the sport centre in a moment. but first, the weather news. to the other side of the studio, where we will find chris rich. —— ben rich. up —— ben rich. up to the north—west things are starting to go downhill. there are clouds and outbreaks of rain spreading in. through the evening, the wet weather sinking south and east. some heavier bursts over the hills and the west. milder than last night. up to 11 celsius. saturday,

international trade secretary, liam fox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until the trade deal becomes clear. also in the next hour ——counting the votes injapan‘s snap general election. exit polls suggest the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won a resounding victory. and at 3.30pm, click takes a seat in the world's toughest yacht race. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a senior cabinet minister has told the bbc that the government should consider borrowing more money to invest in building hundreds of thousands of new homes. speaking on the andrew marr show, the communities secretary sajid javid said up to 300,000 new homes a year are needed — a level of construction not seen since the 1960s. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake reports. new homes are being built, but nowhere near enough. the government admits that the housing market is broken. building more is one way to fix that, and community secretary, sajid javid says that more money could be porridge to build them. what i want to do is make sure that we are

. >> liam: it kept tipping back. it was like a mechanical bull trying to throw me. >> wyatt: well, let that be a lesson to you, bro. >> bill: no problem for me. because it knows its owner. d, right?you know that's like a like, what if will crawls up on sathere arone datyy?az h >> bill: you know, speaking of your baby brother, before you know it, he's gonna need a job here and have a piece of spencer publications. >> liam: that's so unfair. >> wyatt: right? i at least had to know my abcs. >> bill: until then, it's you two clowns and me in charge. but before we go any further...

tonight, liam neeson "science bob" pflugfelder and music from old dominion. and now, here we go again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we've got a big fat show for you tonight and we will start tonight as usual with our president who say what you want about him, he makes every day

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liam fox, thank you very much indeed. tomorrow, the prime minister gives her speech, a moment to win or lose this venue and this party. our political editor, nick watt, is here. it is a really tough speech, what is she going to do? it is interesting, we will have a flavour of her frustration with the tory squabbling when she will tell the party, let us shape up and give the country the government it needs but she will show some agility. —— but she will show some humility. she will say she listens and got the message of what happened injune and said she is responding and the front page of the sun newspaper says there will be a splurge in council house buildings of but it will also be very personal as she explains what motivates her. it is important to say that she did lose both her parents at a relatively young age and the prime minister will say, "it is when tested the most that we reach deep within ourselves and find that our capacity to rise to the challenge before us may well be limitless." thank you. boris johnson

liam says freezing fees doesn't go far enough. they should be encouraging more people to get into university and things like that. so scrapping them is the best idea for me. but i'm not really sure what that's going to do for the country as a whole. but grace is pleased she won't start repaying until she earns more. it'lljust give me more time to earn that money until i actually have to pay back all the tuition fees. because £21,000 is not very much at all. so i think it's better that they're raising it. everything about student finance is up for review. the measures announced today were quite simple. but that's partly because the system is so congregated. so, tuition fees are being frozen at £9,250. the earnings threshold for graduates to repay is going up to £25,000 per year. but, interest rates are staying at 6.1%. and for living costs, the poorest students are still going to have to rely on loans, not grants. university leaders are not being behind—the—scenes at party conferences, freezing fees means rising costs will e

resounding victory in sunday's general election, according to exit polls the international trade secretary, liam fox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until it becomes clear what trade agreement the two sides will reach. spain's foreign minister has dismissed claims that his government is carrying out a coup by stripping the catalan government of its powers. now on bbc news, click. this week: life on the ocean waves. a big cloud makes a big bang, which makes a big cloud. and climbing higher and higher, and back down again. this weekend, the world's toughest sailing race begins. held every three years, the volvo ocean race starts this weekend, the world's toughest sailing race begins. held every three years, the volvo ocean race starts in alicante, in spain, and ends in the hague, in the netherlands. now, that doesn't actually sound very far. but, in the middle, there is the small matter of 16,000 nautical miles, taking in 12 cities in six continents. and, with broken masts, capsizes and icebergs almost guaranteed, this is no luxury cruise. to try an

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liam fox, hits back at criticism against trade talks. >> many of these agreements, we have to do things like look at the quarters which were given by the european union to some of these countries, and work out a way of disaggregating them i never used the phrase cut and paste. it's not correct >>> let's look at the european equity markets there's so much going on at the moment a strong day for the ftse yesterday, having a flatter session today. as you'll notice on the right-hand side of the screen no german trade it's basically the day of german unity. so they have a public holiday there today. elsewhere you can see really, really very flat markets on the european session the hang seng boosted into the close by, as we said, financials 2.1% higher is where the market finished 587 points to the good reserve ratio canboosting the chinese market there being a proxy for mainland chinese markets. let's look at individual sectors. basic resources and banks being the most highly performing stock sectors. materials was a strong performer in the united states overnight, which led to the 43rd reco

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liam... oh liam. liam. the nation seemed to weep. absolutely. everyone loved liam. there was a lot of social media around liam going out and there was huge uproar. what do you think in terms of how similar it is to the bbc version apart from the adverts? i thought it would be more channel 4 and the advert leading up to bake 0ff gave you that inkling that we we re 0ff gave you that inkling that we were going to do something different and away went the music and you were there and it was the same again, apart from noel being noel! laughter what do you mean, funny and rude? yes. do you like that? i think he's fantastic. he has done really well. what do you think looking at the co ntesta nts a nd presenters what do you think looking at the contestants and presenters and judges and the new faces? they have pitched it quite well. audiences only like a certain amount of change and with the channel move and the brea ks and with the channel move and the breaks and the new presenting teams it was a sensible decision to keep the bake e the music and the challenges and the same

liam fox is talking there now. it will be david davis in a few minutes, so let's go to our chief political correspondent vicki young who is in manchester and, vicki young, interesting to hear what david davis has to say, especially after that talk of disunity and lack of clarity? that's right. it's been a very different message from the british side in all of that. they feel there's been some progress and that the words after the last round of talks last week we re the last round of talks last week were much warmer and they hope they can progress to that crucial next stage. it's certainly a theme of brexit this afternoon, liam fox just speaking in the conference hall there. david davis coming up. then borisjohnson the there. david davis coming up. then boris johnson the foreign there. david davis coming up. then borisjohnson the foreign secretary after that. i'm going to show you the queue. this hasn't happened yet at this conference, but if you just look down here, you can sea a very long queue forming already for

the international trade secretary, liam fox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until it becomes clear what trade agreement the two sides will reach. spain's foreign minister has dismissed claims that his government is carrying out a coup by stripping the catalan government of its powers. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, as more pressure is piled on the government over the welfare benefit, universal credit. will the prime minister now pause universal credit and fix the problems before pressing ahead with the roll—out? why have we introduced universal credit? it is a simpler system, it is a system which encourages people to get into the workplace. what next for brexit? we talk to two parliamentary experts about the battles ahead for the eu withdrawal bill. in the commons there's a call for an end to the use of surgical mesh implants. women in their 30s, 405, 50s are telling us that they're struggling to walk, they have lost their sex lives and suffer from horrendous pain day in, day out. a

the international trade secretary liam fox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay to the european union after brexit, until it becomes clear what trade agreement the two sides will reach. dr fox says ministers are still trying to establish what the eu wants. i'm saying that what we will decide is a number when we can see the final package. i've made this — as has david davis in discussions we have had with ministers across the european union, we've made very clear our position. and when we've said to them would you simply give a number before you knew what the outcome was going to be they say absolutely not, in which case we say so why should we? the spanish foreign minister has urged the catalans to disregard any instructions from the regional government in barcelona, if the government suspends the region's autonomy. earlier this month catalans voted for independence in a disputed referendum which spain's highest court said was unconstitutional. 0ur correspondent bethany bell is in barcelona for us. bethany, is it clear what sort of powers the central government

dr liam fox there. but the shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry says she thinks the uk is "heading for no deal". and despite talk of progress at the recent eu summit, the reality is that negotiations on the divorce remain deadlocked. intransigence is on theresa may's side, because she doesn't have the strength or authority to control her backbenchers, let alone her cabinet, and i think we are heading for no deal, and i think that is a serious threat to britain, and it is not in britain's interests for that to happen. we will stop it. regulators have told several hundred online gambling operators to remove casino games which may appeal to children. the move follows claims that operators are using cartoons and characters to encourage children to play. last year, the industry regulator found 450—thousand children in england and wales were gambling every week. prison officers in fourjails are to trial the use of parva spray, similar to pepper spray, to defend themselves against aggressive inmates. th

chewing over the changes, liam and grace. i can't imagine it being any more expensive than £9,000. it is expensive enough as it is, really expensive. as it is, really they don't take into account things like maintenance and stuff like that. like maintenance and liam says freezing fees doesn't go far enough. they should be encouraging more people to get into university and things like that. so scrapping them is the best idea for me. but i'm not really sure what that's going to do for the country as a whole. but grace is pleased but grace is pleased she won't start repaying until she earns more. it'lljust give me more time to earn that money until i actually have to pay back all the tuition fees. because £21,000 is not very much at all. so i think it's better that they are raising it. everything about student finance is up for review. the measures announced today were quite simple. today were quite but that's partly because the system is so congregated. so, tuition fees are being frozen at £9,250. are being frozen at the earnings threshold for graduates to repay is going up to £25

three players, jonny bairstow, liam plu nkett three players, jonny bairstow, liam plunkett and jake ball have been fined and warned for unprofessional conduct is what the ecb are saying. so when you look at this, is this damaging to their chances? well, a lot of people would say that ben stokes is not only england's best player but one of the best players in the world. but other matters have to come into play, the image of the team, and above all else, the criminal proceedings that are ongoing against him. that was joe wilson. now let's that wasjoe wilson. now let's cross to been rich. some brightness over the next few days but also a fair amount of cloud and outbreaks of rain. things clouding from the north—west. for northern ireland and scotland, then through the night, places further to the south. some outbreaks of rain there. heavier in the hills in the west. east, the rain is light and patchy but milder and a windier night. saturday, a drab start to the weekend. cloudy, outbreaks of rain around. but a few areas to pick out that will get to see brightness. south wales will brighten

let me put something to you that liam fox the international trade secretary said after being interviewed this morning. he said when emmanuel macron suggested britain was bluffing and talked about being willing to walk away without a deal, it wasn't, britain and the cabinet is quite serious, prepared for their to be no deal? do you think they are bluffing?” prepared for their to be no deal? do you think they are bluffing? i don't know whether they are bluffing or not but what i do know is that the chat and talk of being no deal promoted by boris johnson, chat and talk of being no deal promoted by borisjohnson, liam fox and others is grossly responsible. you do not reach an agreement with your counterparty by sitting at the negotiating table and saying i don't wa nt to negotiating table and saying i don't want to do a deal with you. that is the mood music many eu ambassadors and ministers get from our government and that is unhelpful because what it is, if we get no deal you will have my long queues at ports like dover, a situation where we wa nt ports like dover, a situation where we wa

and connor told you that liam. and the wesley. time was her only son he was killed eighteen months ago ambushed by a gang on his way home from a supermarket and stabbed by a sixteen year old. using a packet of crisps i can't understand i find it so very hard. sorry. he was working so hard he was working three jobs he had a beautiful girlfriend he had a potential future. it was all just snatched just taken to. rachel webb's anger is directed at the perpetrators but also at the politicians the government has pledged to clamp down on knife crime but what good is new legislation if the roots of the problem go on tackled. they've cut back on new youth services over the past two years straight to order way back so you have limited you if you intervene even in just about a minority i get to thoughts about reactive work we're constantly reacting to things. once kids get involved with crime quentin says it's hard to get out it's like a marriage till death do them part. increasingly many turkish people feel like strangers and their own coun

three have been fined, jonny bairstow, jake ball and liam plunkett, they have excepted a formal written warning, for unprofessional conduct, they said this is unrelated to what happened with ben stokes alex hales can abut it relates to the one—day international series with the west indies. —— but it relates. clearly the board are investigating and they are already giving out punishments, so are already giving out punishments, so that would suggest the board accept there are issues that need to be addressed before heading out for a long tour. some of these players might go away at the end of october and not come back until april a very long tour and they need to make sure that the tour party is disciplined from the start. jonathan agnew, speaking to us earlier. days after it appeared birmingham was the only city in line to host the commonwealth games in 2022, the bidding time has been extended. the committee said birmingham's application was not fully compliant. the city was the only bidder before the original deadline last saturday. f1 is injapan this weekend and after sebastian v

quick hands and over when liam williams at a canter. ten minutes later, much of the team took the strain and the captain that credit. brad barrett of deck. the saints on the floor, they conceded 55 points to saracens in the opening day of the premiership season and could not keep them from their line. williams again and then calum clark, bonus point earned by half—time. tough for northampton but with courtney lawes in the sin bin, saracens knew where the wall was wea kest a nd saracens knew where the wall was weakest and said in the bulldozer. england captain dylann hartley did not have the match he would want his boss to watch but saracens ran in eight tries, and as in the pass two seasons, eight tries, and as in the pass two seasons, they seem impossible. lions full—back leigh halfpenny missed a late penalty against his former club as pro 12 champions scarlets narrowly lost their champions cup opener 21—20 in toulon. it's a ninth straight defeat on the road in the champions cup for scarlets — but they did pick up a losing bonu