i suppose we have been talking a lot about liverpool this season talking a lot about liverpool this season and their development as a squatin season and their development as a squat in terms of bringing more resilience to the team and really grinding out bees matches. this would surely have pleased jurgen klopp. —— grinding out bees matches —— grinding out bees absolutely, because when liverpool took that lead and let it slip to a tie we thought it might be some of familiarfrailties to tie we thought it might be some of familiar frailties to snatched the winner. so important notjust in the scope of the three points but psychologically they will feel they have learned for him what they went through last season in the champions league. they made a storming start to the premier league with a 100% record, five out of five so far in the premier league and after this start to the champions league as well they will feel they have so much confidence going into the rest of the season, potentially a very tricky group for them, but they got off to the perfect start here tonight. aunties with

i am outside the current liverpool hospital, they we re current liverpool hospital, they were hoping to have been out of here more than a year ago but the problem has been beset by problems. eight yea rs has been beset by problems. eight years ago we have the collapse of carillion, the construction giant, which was supposed to bring everything here to a shuddering halt. a conflux pfi deal. since then the people behind this, the trust, the people behind this, the trust, the government, the remaining backers, have desperately been trying to find a way out of this. today they concluded the best way forward was to walk away from the deal and for the government to take over. they are saying this won't delay things any further, one of the worries about this is in fact what the local politicians have been asking forfor some time. the local politicians have been asking for for some time. they are saying that construction could begin again in november if everything falls into place. we heard from the chief executive, i asked him after all the posts and turns he is confident that that 2020 dat

and liverpool begin their champions leaguejourney against and liverpool begin their champions league journey against paris st germain. also coming up on sportsday tonight. stokes and hales are charged by the ecb with bringing the game into disrepute. and we've got a question of sport style teaser for you, this is a match in the brazilian top flight, what happened next? hello and welcome to sportsday. the champions league is back, 32 of the top teams in europe all harbouring hopes, some more fanciful than others, of reaching that may final at atletico madrid's wanda metropolitano stadium. the group stage starts tonight and will stretch across the best part of three months. there are 8 matches tonight, 2 are already underway, tottenham are in italy at the san siro. they lost 11—3 to inter at this stage 8 years ago. this kicked off about a0 minutes ago. spurs go ito this match off the back of two defeats in the league. that is goalless at the moment. i'll just show you what's happened. no goals so far. a long—range effort here. that's the closest they've come so here. that's the clo

historically the managers of liverpool and chelsea have not a lwa ys liverpool and chelsea have not always been friendly, but the respect between these two is such that he is prepared to admit that liverpool are a step ahead of the side. yet they found themselves several strides behind... that finished them out of the habit. it can happen to anyone, same and in the second half, and chelsea accidentally set up daniel sturridge, who accidentally did that. but even the boss cringes, it's best to move on. a tougher chance for sturridge. a goal of belief and relief. liverpool heading for their seventh win in a row, but chelsea will be working up to something. this was ever since first goalfor the club, something. this was ever since first goal for the club, but was offside? over to the aar, room number that? the goal stood. the game will be decided not by technology, but artistry. 201, a goal which will be watched again in a match that will be played again at or bridge on saturday. those two will play in the league on saturday. elsewhere tonight, arsenal danny welbeck got two as they beat brent

a perfect start for liverpool already into their flow. against leicester, start for liverpool already into theirflow. against leicester, that running would continue, even with cell are off target. he is part of the famous front three and read. when one is not firing, the others pick up the reins. 1—0. the final pa rt pick up the reins. 1—0. the final part of that trio wanted in on the act to, he doubles liverpool's lead as the grin onjuergen klopp‘s face grew larger and larger. but they did not make life easy for themselves, leicester grew in confidence with every opening every chance. much has been made of liverpool's go kick —— goalkeeping woes in recent years, and alisson, one of the world's most expensive, showed that he too can have his moments. they made sure that leicester took their advantage, juergen klopp making his feelings known. but liverpool held on, another win, the smile still there, just. bbc news. we need to get used to it more. don't play the goalkeeper constantly for no ideas. think of solutions. i thinkjoe c

vicki young, reports from liverpool. stop brexit! vicki young, reports from liverpool. a call from outside this conference that will be echoed by many inside. some labour mps and unions are putting pressure on the labour leadership to change its approach to brexit and back the people's vote campaign for a new referendum. arriving in liverpool, the shadow chancellor said the government was falling apart and it was time for labour to step in. we have to respect the referendum result, that's democracy. i want a general election, i'd rather have a general election. we're not taking the people's vote off the table, it's an option we'll consider. but i want a general election. i want the government held to account for what they've done over the last two years. activists here are gearing up for what is likely to be a lively argument. i'm not sure about the idea of a second referendum. i think it's so unlikely that we'd get one. we need to make sure that labour stands for a referendum on the final deal. it's really important tha

21—year—old on loan from liverpool stunned old trafford. united were rocked against it after when sergio romero was sent off for hand ball. a man down, gabs appeared excessive to jack mary at the space. but six minutes of injury time with too much to hang on for them with fellani bearing down on derby. both sides were nervous taking penalties until philjones lost his with the 16th cake of tank. when rewarded for not ringing the changes while marino was left to rue his. —— frank lampard was left to rue his. —— frank lampa rd rewarded. so lets have a look at the other scores from tonight's games... a stoppage time winner from callum wilson sent bournemouth into the last 16. burnley are out, lost 2—1 to league one side burton albion. a straight forward win for manchester city away at oxford. middlesboro and leicester needed penalties to progress and a seven goal thriller at wycombe — the visitors norwich hung on in the end, they were 4—1 at one stage. full details on the bbc sport website. in the scottish league cup, just the one

who are they going to clash and i look at their group now pally liverpool and red star ok liverpool big competition people might think ok napoli doesn't have the depth but until last did you know we saw he's won three champions league before we can't underestimate his ability to coach a team through the champions league because he's had success in the past and reds are obviously they're going to go out here and be like you know we've got nothing to lose we might as well this play are alive though you know what i mean it's not going to be a walk in the park for them so that's what worries me about p.s.g. because they don't have that competition every week maybe they don't know yet or maybe they don't know how to deal with stepping up to the challenge and being on the back foot or maybe coming from behind to win a game doing things that you know intensely you might have to do so that actually there is another team thank you for and they're not i think they have more seasoning yeah yeah a little and leave them in the oven a little longer letter there may have been i mean like this before w

thank you to all of them. >> [ applause ] >> and a huge, huge thank you to the people of liverpool. >> [ applause ] >> it is a fantastic city, and you have made it so welcome here this week, as you always do whenever we are in liverpool. thank you so much for the spirit, and the humor of liverpool. >> [ applause ] >> i also want to say, a big thank you to all of my family, for the support that they give me, and the help and advice that they give me. >> [ applause ] >> is always a great deal of advice being given. >> [ laughter ] >> in particular, i would like to say a big thank you to my wife. [ foreign language ] >> [ applause ] >> and congratulations to conference, to all of you on watch. i think we can all agree on, unanimously, it's been a great conference. >> [ applause ] >> a conference of the labour party that is ready to take charge. to start the work of rebuilding , rebuilding our divided country. this year, we've asked to change the representation of the people act, which saw 8 million women getting the vote for the 1st time. along with 5 1/2 million working-class men. >> [

alex forsyth, bbc news, liverpool. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, is in liverpool for us this evening. laura, are the hands of the labour leadership now really tied depending on what conference wants concerning a new referendum? as ever with brexit, the leaders at the top of parties are trying to navigate a very narrow tightrope indeed, and although many of the people here are campaigning very hard for another referendum, another say on the european union, they might feel delighted by what they have heard from jeremy corbyn today, i think we are going to have to watch very carefully for what the party actually votes on. i don't expect them to vote for a sudden decision to push for a second referendum, to say that the labour party is suddenly going to start straining every sinew to have another vote. i think what we are going to see something much more clergy, something much more clergy, something much more of a compromise, not so much yes, yes, yes to another vote, more like if, if, if. the frustration for man

alex forsyth, bbc news, liverpool. a new £560 million tax on second homes is being discussed at the conference to help tackle homelessness. under the plans, those who use their second properties as holiday homes would face an extra bill equivalent to double the rate of council tax. shadow housing secretaryjohn healey said it's only right that those with a second home help those with no home at all. earier i spoke to anne ashworth, property and personal finance editor at the times. she told me property was increasingly being seen as an asset that isn't taxed enough. well housing is top of the agenda at the conference. but i think this is quite interesting, this new focus on taxing second homes. because as i understand, it is what the government is also contemplating being able to raise some extra cash from the moneyed who own second homes. and we have seen wholesale assault on the buy—to—let sector, which is much more heavily taxed. so, second homes are nice in this market. so, second homes are the next obvious mar

so you were in liverpool. i was. welcome back. so you were in liverpool. iwas. and i haven't welcome back. so you were in liverpool. i was. and i haven't seen as many businesses turn up at eight labour conferences ed miliband was leading the party four years ago. jeremy corbyn gave probably this best speech yet. —— a labour. he set a bit ofa best speech yet. —— a labour. he set a bit of a trapper theresa may. quite a big trap, isn't it?” a bit of a trapper theresa may. quite a big trap, isn't it? i dean she can walk into this in any way, shape, orform. she can walk into this in any way, shape, or form. he she can walk into this in any way, shape, orform. he said that she can walk into this in any way, shape, or form. he said that they would back the deal if they would stay in a customs union. she has ruled that out. but this is really that this week is being all about trying to move away from some of the troubles that jeremy corbyn trying to move away from some of the troubles thatjeremy corbyn had over summer, the anti—semitism rile, talking about i

of on the way you know to beating liverpool so for me to be honest the biggest. i have the biggest issues with the new coach with up it's a week. because he wasn't really on paper he doesn't look like mr success what did he when he went with the european championship with the uniting and you twenty one but i now that they've played three games. i really think his biggest advantage is that one i don't left because he has to form a unity and he done was really brilliant in getting the best out of a star eleven but the way he's done played was. very one dimensional i think he they really relied on on on good service into the box and now under the potato we i have the feeling that hey al is more on expect well you don't really know how they what they do how they play so yeah i mean. obviously the lion's share of the goals. we're scored from the boot of chris i don't know no right in this competition specifically yet you know so now it'll be spread out you know and i think that they could potentially pick up where they left off the last match having other players as i

john pienaar, bbc news, liverpool. let's speak to our political editor laura kuenssberg who's also in liverpool. these proposals by the shadow chancellor, shares for workers, widespread nationalisation, how radical are they? they certainly are radical. if we can forget brexit for a moment that has occupied the political world for so long what labour is trying to do this week is to put forward big plans for a big change that they think the public is up change that they think the public is up for. whether it is having no more academy schools in education, john mcdonnell and has big plans to be the shake—up capitalism and move to something very different, whether it is other policies on welfare or the health service, more of which we will hear throughout the week but labour want to show the country that they believe has an appetite for things been very different that they are starting to put forward credible and radical solutions to do so. of course for them there will always be people but will object whether that is th

and a third liverpool player is also in the news today. jordan henderson, the club's captain, has signed a new five year contract. raheem sterling has withdrawn from the england squad for the upcoming internationals against spain and switzerland. the manchester city forward has a back problem and was the only absentee when the squad reported to st george's park earlier today. manager gareth southgate will not call up a replacement. you probably don't know much, if anything, about him. he's only 18 years old, but british teenager lando norris is set to become a star of formula one. he will drive for mclaren next season. he's been the team's reserve driver, and took part in first practice sessions in spain and hungary this season. next season he'll race alongside carlos sainz, who's replacing the retiring fernando alonso. he has done two practice sessions in belgium and italy. he impressed and i spoke to zach brown, the ceo of mclaren. he said he got in the car, did what the team asked him and looked really good. but to secure a seat already

liverpool's mo salah is on the three—person shortlist for the fifa men's player of the year award. salah helped liverpool reach the champions league final in may, and scored 44 goals in all competitions. cristiano ronaldo and luka modric are the other two nominees. but barcelona and argentina forward messi misses out.

not going to plan for liverpool either at the moment. chelsea playing liverpool in the late game. the two met earlier in the week. victory would take liverpool back to top of table right now chelsea are in front eden hazard with the goal for chelsea. it is the second half now. liverpool — behind for the first time in the premier league this season. what has already happened? they could be displaced but for now... manchester city have gone to the top of the premier league with a win at home to brighton. pep guardiola saw his side dominate the game and raheem sterling opened the scoring midway through the first half. sergio aguero made it two as city claimed a comfortable win. pep guardiola says his team are beginning to look like the champions they were last season. the important thing is after what we have done, when we have done last season. after seven games in the premier league, we are the same team that we were last season. of course you can lose games, of course we can qualify or not for the champions league, we cannot all we can win the champions league but no one can say

the converted penalty, liverpool in dreamland, but then a bolt from the blue. one back at the break. it was breathless stuff. the second half was no different. with ten minutes left, psg thought they had snatched a draw, as mbappe ruthlessly levelled it up. but deep in stoppage time the fairytale finished, as firmino fired liverpool to a 3—2 win. drama, glory, just your average and filled night. earlier, tottenham began their campaign at in some alarm, where they seem to be heading the three points —— inter milan. not his second. hardly busy to make pretty, but those were not bothered. they should have had more and how they will wish they had. with five minutes left, this folly gave inter milan the most spectacular of equalisers. suddenly tottenham were clinging on, and deep into injury time they can capitulated. spurs will be wondering quite how they lost the first night drama they could have done without. lost the first night drama they could have done withoutlj lost the first night drama they could have done without. i am happy with the performance, di

and say will back a second vote if that's what the members want paul brennan is in liverpool where that labor party conference is being held. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting m.p.'s and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless britain is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool and the reason why is because the labor leadership has crucially evolved it stands towards the idea of a second referendum on whatever deal the prime minister theresa may brings back from brussels initially jeremy coleman was much more in favor of having a general election based on whatever deal comes back now he's bowing to pressure from both his members and from outside to say look maybe this should be a vote and he said that if the conference members vote for a seco

the final part of that trio wanted in on the act, he doubles liverpool's lead as the... but they did not make it easy for themselves, leicester group... until they were gifted one. much has been made of liverpool's goalkeeping woes in recent seasons, and allison, the world's most expensive one, showed that he too could have his hopes. gazelle making sure leicester taking advantage, but making his feelings known. liverpool held on, another win. the smile is still there, just. we need to get used to it more. don't play the goalkeeper, have other solutions. i thinkjoe could have shot the ball all the way for sure. and allison could have done it, as well. but that is how it is, and we are fine with that. he is a fantastic goalkeeper, we will make fantastic goalkeeper, we will make fa ntastic saves fantastic goalkeeper, we will make fantastic saves again. he should have done, but didn't. still smiling, though, isn't he? eden hazard was on the scoresheet in a 2—0 win over bournemouth as chelsea maintained their perfect start under maurizio sarri to join liverpool at the top

and liverpool beat paris saint germain with a late winner in the champions league. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, england cricketer, ben stokes will face a disciplinary hearing despite being cleared of affray. he and alex hales will find out their fate after the tour of sri lanka. good evening. the limit on the number of highly—skilled workers who want to move to britain should be abandoned, according to an official report commissioned by the government. the migration advisory committee, whose report is about immigration policy after brexit, is recommending a system—based on skills rather than giving preferential treatment to people from the european union. but the committee also found that overall, the impact of migration from europe on the uk had been relatively small. our economic editor kamal ahmed has been studying the findings. east london, making clothes and a factory that is 85% staffed by eu migrants. what are you bringing over to here? for chief executive, jennifer holloway, any change to that could cause some real headaches. they're the ones

john pienaar, bbc news, liverpool. live to the labour conference in liverpool and our political editor laura kuenssberg. can we talk more aboutjohn mcdonnell‘s economic vision, how ambitious do you think it is? there is no question at all but what he put forward today is something that, if labour ended in government, would be very different. he and the rest of the labour party's top brass would be completely determined to make very big changes. and here in liverpool this week but that is what the labour party wants to set out, whether it is on the economy or giving workers shares or on sacking executives who work for utility companies right now or on calling a halt to the academies programme in education, they want the message to go out party as it is in 2018 stands for something else. the question is whether the public is ready for something that would be an extremely big change. they believe and jeremy corbyn has always believed that right now the public is actually in the mood for something that would be very diff

jeremy corbyn arrives in liverpool ahead of his party's annual conference. in a speech to labour's women's conference, he told delegates his is the party of equality. our party, and our movement, will always have the very highest standards so that everyone is safe and secure in our movement, and sexual harassment has no place whatsoever in our movement. the battle for sky. rupert murdoch's 21st century fox and the media giant comcast put in their final bids to take over the broadcaster. tribute are being paid to chas hodges, one half of the musical duel chas and dave, who has died. the singer passed away peacefully in his sleep in the early hours of this morning. he was 7a. and coming up at 3.30, the click live show goes on the road to india, meeting the ceo of india's first billion dollar company. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary has urged eu leaders to "step back from the abyss" of a no—deal brexit and engage with the british government's proposals. jeremy hunt said they had not given a detailed response to theresa may's proposa

not fully in liverpool literally and i also would like to mention timor rajar and cesar because both things that i asked are under-rated under-rated or a sleeping team sleeper team ok dark horse like that dark cars exactly. yeah. well i have this is not to be underestimated but i mean. when i exclaims up against you know man city liverpool really i would think you know i mean i have to screw up states but i think you know they definitely yes they are with a bio and a case so they can make it yeah i mean ok ben if you guys also prod. about yeah i'm going to go walk in the park now you know why you do this kind of magical like what are you talking about it by thing by and definitely yeah ok that's a beautiful keyword by and that is actually the team you predicted i'm very are we already at the end yes because we're in july kind of sad it's sad because my raise is ok so let me tell you the first reason give me the first worst reason defense wins championships and what do they get back do they have back in the post they have mano noir here you go first thing right jerome boyd tank if he'

vicki young, bbc news, liverpool. in iran, state media is reporting that at least 25 people have been killed and several others injured after gunmen opened fire at a military parade in the south—western city of ahvaz. it's thought two of the attackers were killed by police and two others have been arrested. a spokesman for iran's revolutionary guards says the attack is thought to have been carried out by sunni arab separatists. the church of england says it won't take on the loans of the failed payday lender wonga, which has gone into administration. concerns had been raised that another lender might take on the debts of thousands of borrowers and still charge high rates of interest. but the church now believes it isn't as well placed as others, to take on the loans. a man has been rescued from a ferry, two days after it capsized on lake victoria in tanzania. he's thought to have survived in an air pocket under the upturned vessel. more than 200 people are now known to have died in the accident. jessica parker has m

when i x comes up against you know man city liverpool really i would think you know i mean i have to stoop states but i think you know they definitely yes they are with by and. case so they can make it yeah i mean ok ben fucus also probably. yeah i'm going to go walk in the park now you know why you do this kind of magic like what are you talking about you by thing by and definitely yeah ok that's a beautiful keyword by and that is actually the team you predicted i'm very are we already at the end yes because we're in july kind of sad sad because i have my reasons ok so let me tell you the first reason give me the first worst reason defense wins championships and what do they get back who do they have back in the post they have mano noir here you go first thing right drawing board saying if he's healthy you know and he can play you know them and there is this he decided to stay in there you know maybe this is a good sign as well they have a coach who is a former byron player which means what he's already digested his philosophy displayed on the pitch so now it's his turn to batting s

he will acquiesce with their wishes and make it part of policy at the house been a march in central liverpool the people's march some five thousand people in attendance but here's the dilemma for the labor party if they go with the will of the membership do they alienate the wider labor support many of whom still live in bricks in supporting areas. still ahead for you on the program three year old have battle against hunger in yemen where three quarters of the population is in need of a. man who has devoted eighteen years of his life to creating a replica of michelangelo's sistine chapel in mexico. hello again it's good to have you back well this hour we are going to start here across the philippines because we are watching more rain coming in over the next few days unfortunately you had a very nice stretch of drier conditions but because there is a typhoon out in the pacific that means some of the edge of that typhoon is going to bring clouds as well as rain so monday not really looking too bad for luzon but as we go towards tuesday you notice we do start to pick up a little bit more shower

i have always had a soft spot for liverpools >> lots of soft spots. >> i group up in liverpool, the great sides of the '70s. everyone who saw those great teams, but the fact is i loved their coach. he seems like such a great guy, jurgen klopp >> if there is ever a coach that embodies the club it's jurgen klopp and liverpool. because liverpool is a club decked in european history you can only see those great images of the kop last night with the flags waving. the champions league anthem is well known around anfield as "you will never walk alone." it's a big deal. not many sides have bon twon th competition more than liverpool, only a few klopp really wants to win this he has installed belief in his side that has seen them win all of their opening games this year five in the league, one in the champions league they're in the midst of a tough run of games even when players are not fully fit. roberto firmino left wembley saturday afternoon against tottenham only seeing out of one eye because of an injury he sustained. but klopp showed faith in him to bring him on the pitch with time running o

in liverpool. so, apart from talking about the economy, can we expect mr corbyn‘s speech to talk about brexit? i wouldn't imagine there would be too much on that, because the whole purpose of this beach is to try and wrench the attention of this conference away from brexit and back to what i think most labour folk conference to be about, which was the alternative agenda which labour is going to set out. we will begin to get a sense ofjust how radical that might be from jeremy corbyn later today, when he will propose a massive jobs boost for the so—called green revolution, to create around 400,000 jobs, to reverse as he sees it, the de—industrialisation that has happened in many cities and towns in the north and the midlands with the collapse of the mining industry and the steel industry. mr corbyn will propose a huge increase in the building of offshore wind turbines and solar panels and fitting every home in the country with insulated in an effort to rebuild those communities, many of which,

would that have what effect would a parliamentary vote have in those kind of circumstances here in liverpool the labor party the labor party the opposition party is trying to work out what its stance should be and as i say there's a dire level for the labor party membership that have signed up to be members. ahead of the last general election last year were predominantly young pro european but the heartland of labor supports in the north of england in particular remains working class largely euro skeptic and so trying to balance those two sides of labor support does the labor membership represent the labor support we went out into the center in liverpool of the people's march demanding a second referendum very strongly but we walked just a short distance away into church street one of the main shopping areas here in liverpool and in an unscientific survey we stopped five people four of them said now let's just get on with practice paul thanks very much. time for the weather has kept that's why we have some flooding to talk about some very very good images coming out of parts of tunisia i wan

so chelsea said third after that result next for them are the leaders liverpool arsenal moved into the top six earlier the gunners beating everton two nil thanks to goals from their one hundred and forty million dollars strike force appear emerick yang and alexander like a set. leaders barcelona have started in their perfect start to the season as well they were held to a draw by jerome no lino messi started off the scoring for barsa their strong start was derailed with two goals from jerome as christians with barsa trailing gerrard piquet levelled the match in the sixty third minute forty two two draw the result means they lose their two point lead over around which red with both sides now on thirteen points. in italy events have reestablished their three point lead at the top of syria and although on the score sheet as a champion speech no need to nail finish the fifth round of matches in second earlier maybe to reno. or answering cygnus scored twice to lead the visitors to a three one win napoli in u. they are set to face each other on saturday. the scottish champions celtic's are o

was a tad better and after a lot of back and forth it was liverpool who scored the winning goal in injury time and took away the three points from their home from anfield are talking a club and took a how did dortmund's first game go yes a cup and two who are both coaches at dot one and dot one now under. they want a clean slate their last season in the champions league was not great they got two draws with the group stage had to go down to the europa league not satisfying at all for their fans so they really needed a when they went in and they weren't entirely convincing but they did get the win chris ample sit on his twentieth birthday what a beautiful story scored the winning goal in the eighty fifth minute they took away a one zero win shaka in the champions league for the first time understand with at least with domenic to discover this is the decisive difference did he this team get off to a good start yeah i would say so i mean they had a tough opponent porto the reigning champions in portugal and they're slightly favored to win this group which is otherwise evenly matched up so th

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool. 0ur correspondent alex is in liverpool for us and at least the potential for labour tying itself in knots about brexit over the next couple of days? indeed i think it is fairto couple of days? indeed i think it is fair to say we are going to get that. the party is obviously keen to push forward its other policies, yesterday we heard talk about bringing the railways back into public ownership and talk about victims of domestic abuse and today the party announced it would tax second homes and also plans to give workers the rights to sit on boards of companies that employ more than 250 people. so they want to show they have got a wide domestic policy platform but of course brexit is inescapable and leadership has been coming under pressure to back the idea of a so—called people's vote, and now we are seeing moves towards it because a lot of this conference is about giving party members more say in how things are run so i think it is forjeremy corbyn to say, we are not going to do that second vote. that's why we have seen this slight shift, although he does

liverpool are certainly confident, but perhaps this could be italy's years. the old lady of juventus is rising once again be after more than four years at the helm, the masterpiece is almost complete. look at these statistics are. he has won four serie a titles, also four coppa italia crowns and has reached the finals of the champions league twice in 2015 and 2017. finally, he may have found the missing piece of the puzzle. after nine years in madrid, cue the arrival of xian ronaldo. after a slow start to life in italy, the portuguese superstar scored his first goal is forjuventus on sunday, a site we are bound to see more of. with seven league titles in a row, it is only european success that will truly dictate ronaldo's legacy. iranian giants persepolis broke al duhail‘s sequence of nine straight victories to make it into the semi—finals of the afc champions league after coming from behind to win 3—2 on aggregate. despite trailing 1—0 from the first leg and going behind in the second. they scored three goals after the break to take the game 3—1. a

this is one of the main commuter routes into liverpool. it was closed off overnight but it has now reopened to traffic so at least the rush—hour shouldn't be too disrupted. they will be carrying out further examinations of the building once the fire is completely out to see what the damage has been. 0vernight they were saying that they felt the integrity of the building was very much intact so hopefully that plan to turn it into a studio complex will still go ahead. but still very much alive scene here this morning. a huge fire has broken out at the national museum of brazil in rio de janeiro. firefighters are tackling the blaze at the building, which contains more than 20 million items in its collection. there have so far been no reports of any injuries. the museum, which once served as the residence for the portuguese royal family, celebrated its 200—year anniversary earlier this year. three police forces will test the eyesight of all drivers stopped. any driver who fails to read a number plate from 20 metres will have their licences

the liverpool full—back takes over from scott brown who retired earlier this year. he'll lead his country in a friendly against belgium on friday, and then in the uefa nations league against albania a week today. seven players will make their full debuts for england in their women's world cup qualifier in kazakhstan on tuesday. the team secured qualification for france 2019 on friday and manager phil neville said he was "determined to give youngsters the opportunity, " tottenham have confirmed that all their champions league group games will now be played at wembley, due to continued delays in the opening of their new stadium. the home league match against manchester city has also been put back one day to monday the 29th of october,

city of liverpool as the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand the protesters are calling for a new referendum on bragg's it is something labor hasn't entirely ruled out e.u. leaders rejected prime minister to resign may's bridget plan to leave the european union at a summit in salzburg three days ago she says talks have now reached an impasse and the stalemate is prompting labor to push for a general election this is a leader jeremy coleman he's sounding out the views of party members at the annual conference in liverpool the party says it will back a second vote if that's what its members forms so there is talk within the party and its supporters. of a desire for a second break that referendum and labor leader jeremy called and says he will be acting on what the party faithful once he himself that prefers the idea of another general election. this government doesn't seem very strong it is looking into directions at the same time the one hand a trade deal with the usa in the other hand some kind of relationship with europe and we could well be looking towards a general el

alex forsyth, bbc news, liverpool. our chief political correspondent vicki young, is at the labour party conference in liverpool, and has been assessing the reaction to events today. it's interesting this week, labour will want to show themselves as a government in waiting. they are talking about wanting a general election and that's quite hard for the opposition to achieve under the parliamentary rules, it would require conservatives to vote for it so require conservatives to vote for it so labour can call for it as much as they like but there aren't many people who think it's very likely to happen. nevertheless they'll bring forward various policies, today talking about extra taxes on those with second homes in order to help local people with the cost of housing and friends, talking too about putting workers on the boards of companies, so lots of ideas running out here, it's difficult to get away from the issue of brexit. it's dominating the political landscape so much that people do wa nt to landscape so much that p

and that daniel sturridge striker liverpool... what a peach. the first goal he has scored from outside the box in years and what a from klopp.|j scored from outside the box in years and what a from klopp. i almost turned over to watch strictly at that point because i was getting worried. let's move away from the premier league now and west bromwich albion are the new leaders of the championship after a 3—2 win at preston north end. fresh from knocking manchester united out of the league cup it was back down to earth for frank lampard's derby who lost 1—0 at bolton. there were also wins for sheffield united, norwich and swansea. in the scottish premiership the reigning champions celtic have ended a disappointing run of league results with a one—nil victory over aberdeen this afternoon. relief there. elsewhere today dundee have picked up their first points of the season with a 2—0 win at hamilton. leaders hearts have a five point lead following their 2—1 victory over stjohnstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and hibernian. also c

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we will be live in liverpool with all the latest of elements from the labour party conference. we are also live in pennsylvania where comedian bill cosby is being sentenced for drugging and sexually assaulting a one—time friend in 2004. we assaulting a one—time friend in 200a. we can see live pictures outside the courtroom. you can see police officers waiting. we are expecting that sentencing imminently, but as usual these things are subject a little bit to change, but as soon as we see the judge seeming to start those proceedings, we will return to pennsylvania. and of course we will ta ke pennsylvania. and of course we will take a look at tomorrow's papers in oui’ take a look at tomorrow's papers in our newspaper review with rosalind own. andjim our newspaper review with rosalind own. and jim waterson, our newspaper review with rosalind own. andjim waterson, media editor at the guardian. coming up for you at the guardian. coming up for you at how past ten. and again at half past 11. all ahead for you on bbc news, but now it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to s

liverpool came closer to a grand opening. by 44 seconds they thought they scored, by 45 they realised they had not. 0ffside, sadio mane judged to be interfering. something the spurs defence would have wanted to be doing more of here. wijnaldum pounced, saved, but he got there too late ‘s watch and i told him goal and with technology there is no argument. tottenham remained uncertain. at the start of the second half sadio mane got away and roberto firmino did was centre forwards do, 2—nil, it might have been many more. for liverpool excelled in all areas of arborg this one. —— apartfrom —— apart from this one. chances for a third came and went. perhaps it tottenham have scored for all the leave a slightly earlier than the 93rd minute this might have been closer but the bowl was an emphatic footnote to a performance with more glitches than their new stadium. liverpool meanwhile may be building to something. in the first half we had chances, so it was let's stay positive because it was positive. what a game for my bo

more from the labour party conference in liverpool. ayesha hazarika is a fomer senior political adviser to the labour party — and sebastian payne is the political lead writer and digital opinion editor at the financial times. they are both at the conference in liverpool for us now. can you shed light on the motion that labour delegates will be voting on tomorrow? people are reading into it what they want. i have spoken to some delegates who were ardently campaigning fora some delegates who were ardently campaigning for a second referendum. they would have liked it to have gone further but it is a step in the right direction. it's not as far as many delegates wanted it to go but it does give them some comfort that the labour party will be more opposing to brexit than they were. they will be happy to go with it. opposing to brexit than they were. they will be happy to go with itm leaves open the possibility, wording it carefully, of allowing labour to present some kind of referendum on the very basic question of 2016. do you think that

at labour's liverpool conference, there's one thing on most people's minds. there is growing demand among the rank and file for a labour to back another public vote on any brexit deal. today, the labour leader said he'd listen to party members. 0ur preference would be for a general election and then we can negotiate our future relationships with europe. but let's see what comes out of conference. we're a democratic party, we're very big. it's the biggest conference we've ever had. given that, do you feel bound by what the conference decides, as the leader? well, obviously. i'm there elected as leader of this party. the government has ruled out another election, insisting a brexit deal is possible even after its plan was rejected by the eu. i think what we need to do hold our nerve, keep our cool, continue to negotiate in good faith and really press the eu to be clearer on what their objections are. but here, unsurprisingly, they‘ re not happy leaving it to the government. behind the scenes today, delegates will agree on motions the party will vote on later

liverpool have their own stars of course including they've won five straight games in the premier league and pearce cheese head coach thomas to call knows his team are in for a fight said anfield then history if you fear god here you see that liverpool has won five five champions league titles so they have experienced this in.

campaign as for what they're calling a people's votes have been marching through liverpool where the past is holding its annual conference this week labor leader jeremy corbyn says he'll support a vote on the final deal if that's what the party decides but he also said he'd prefer a general election al-jazeera as paul brennan reports from liverpool. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting and peace and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless pritchett is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool and the reason why is because the labor leadership has crucially evolved it stands towards the idea of a second referendum whatever deal the prime minister theresa may bring back from brussels initially jeremy coleman was much much more in favor of having

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, liverpool. the real name of one of the men accused of the salisbury nerve agent poisoning has been revealed. an investigation by the bellingcat group, parts of which have been shared with the bbc, claims that the man who called himself ruslan boshirov and said he was a tourist is in fact a colonel in russian military intelligence. british officials say they will not comment on the investigation but the bbc understands there is no dispute about the identification. 0ur security correspondent, gordon corera, has more. ruslan boshirov — that's who this man said he was when he arrived in the uk in march. this is him in a 2009 passport application. but this is who he is believed to really be, anatoliy chepiga, a colonel in russian military intelligence. that picture of anatoliy chepiga is from a 2003 passport file. it was obtained, along with other material, by the investigative group bellingcat. british officials say they won't comment on an ongoing investigation, although the bbc understands there