at the labour party conference the - there is an obvious problem. git true: labour party conference the deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling borisjohnson some. germans go to the polls as the country decides who it wants to lead in the post angela merkel era. and a shock defeat for brinton�*s anthony joshua, who has lost his world heavyweight titles after being —— after losing to 0leksandr usyk of ukraine. hello and welcome if you are watching in the uk or around well. more than 10,000 workers will be given temporary uk visas in a government u—turn designed to stop supply chain disruption ahead of christmas. it comes after a shortage of drivers led to fuel delivery problems at petrol stations and empty shelves in supermarkets. 5000 fuel tanker and food delivery drivers will be out of work and to christmas. the road haulage association estimates there is 100,000 vacancies. the transport secretary grant shapps has urged people to be sensible and only fill up people to be sensible and only fill up their cars when they need to. the labour leader sir keir starmer says

at the labour party conference _ an obvious problem. at the labour party conference deputy _ an obvious problem. at the labour party conference deputy leader - party conference deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling borisjohnson scum. investigators have arrested a 50 —year—old man on suspicion of murder after what scotland yard said was a significant development. now on bbc news, in an exclusive interview, john simpson talks to pakistan's prime minister imran khan about the taliban takeover of afghanistan. just over a month ago, the taliban swept into afg hanistan's capital, kabul. their lightning advance lasted only a few weeks, and they eventually walked into the capital without a fight, as former president ashraf ghani and much of his cabinet fled. a panicked evacuation ensued. now, the world is watching as the taliban form their government. exactly how they intend to rule remains unclear. the ministry for the propagation of virtue and prevention of vice is back, and last week, the taliban barred girls from seconda

at the labour party conference - when you really need it. at the labour party conference in - when you really need it. at the - labour party conference in brighton, or keir starmer says winning a general election is more important than party unity. general election is more important than party unity-— than party unity. winning the aeneral than party unity. winning the general election. _ than party unity. winning the general election. i— than party unity. winning the general election. i didn't- than party unity. winning the l general election. i didn't come than party unity. winning the - general election. i didn't come into general election. ididn't come into politics— general election. i didn't come into politics to — general election. i didn't come into politics to vote over and over again and lose, _ politics to vote over and over again and lose, and then tweet about it. i came _ and lose, and then tweet about it. i came into _ and lose, and then tweet about it. i came into politics to change millions_ came into politics to chang

at the uk labour party conference the - uk labour party conference the deputy leader is criticised for calling borisjohnson some. detectives investigating a murder have arrested a 38—year—old man on suspicion of murder and what scotland yard says is a significant development. germans go to the polls as the country decide who it wants to lead in a post angela merkel area. i will be back with the latest news at the top of the hour and right now it is time for dateline london. hello and welcome to our weekly brains trust, with bbc specialists and the correspondents who file stories, broadcast and blog to audiences back home from the dateline: london. this week, advance australia fair or foul? after angela — what will be the legacy of germany's longest—serving chancellor? and too little c02, too much hot air? boris johnson wrestles with the contradictions of keeping us fed and warm, but not too hot. joining us this week, latika bourke is an australian author and journalist, with columns in the sydney morning herald and the age. stefanie bolzen is uk and ireland correspondent for th

at the labour party conference. — obvious problem. at the labour party conference, the _ obvious problem. at the labour party conference, the deputy _ obvious problem. at the labour party conference, the deputy leader- obvious problem. at the labour partyi conference, the deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling borisjohnson scum. investigators looking into the murder of a sabina nessa have arrested a 38 —year—old man in what scotland yard say is a significant development. and the germans go to the polls as the country decides who is once as leader in the post angela merkel era. — who it wants as leader. good afternoon. the petrol retailers association has told bbc that as many as 90% of their members' forecourts have run out of petrol amid panic buying by drivers. ministers have insisted there is no shortage of fuel and that people should be sensible. but cues have persisted outside petrol stations. industry figures have criticised the government's plan to offer 5000 foreign lorry drivers temporary visas work in th

party conference? three. that's quite a lot! that is more than i was expecting, actually. yes, it will be back to a full on party conference. yes, the first time in two years. which will be really interesting, actually. and, already, in classic labour party style, there is a big bunfight over what is going to happen at the conference, because it is the time of year when they can change the rules and we all know how much the labour party likes to discuss whether or not to change their rules, because it is really important, because it is basically about who is in charge and controlling the party. and there are few people who know the rules better than the former shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell who is here now. hello, john. hiya. do you know what, before we dive into the labour party rule book, which is always a fun conversation, labour is talking about this cost—of—living crisis, i mean, how would you describe the situations facing your constituents or the situation that might be facing them in the n

helen at the labour party conference, _ rest of the day. helen at the labour party conference, thank _ rest of the day. helen at the labour party conference, thank you. - the old bailey has heard distressing details of the abduction of sarah everard at the sentencing hearing of wayne couzens, who pleaded guilty to her murder injuly. the former metropolitan police officer wayne couzens abducted the 33—year—old as she walked home from a friend's house in south london in march. helena wilkinson has been following the hearing. some of this is pretty shocking about how he effectively abused his police powers to gain control of this woman?— police powers to gain control of this woman? ~ ,,., , _, this woman? absolutely. in the court won here at — this woman? absolutely. in the court won here at the _ this woman? absolutely. in the court won here at the old _ this woman? absolutely. in the court won here at the old bailey, - this woman? absolutely. in the court won here at the old bailey, sarah - won here at the old bailey, sarah everard's

party conference.— has going on at labour party conference. . , . ~ ., , ., conference. yeah, dick there was a -unch conference. yeah, dick there was a unch u- conference. yeah, dick there was a punch up involved _ conference. yeah, dick there was a punch up involved as _ conference. yeah, dick there was a punch up involved as well - conference. yeah, dick there was a punch up involved as well as some | punch up involved as well as some point, wasn't there? again, that was shrugged off. i want to turn to the front page of the guardian. just double checking of got that? i am auoin to double checking of got that? i am going to find _ double checking of got that? i am going to find it. _ double checking of got that? i am going to find it. i _ double checking of got that? i am going to find it. i am _ double checking of got that? i am going to find it. i am sure - double checking of got that? i am going to find it. i am sure even i going to find it. i am sure even if ou did going to find it. i am sure even if you did not. _ going to find it. i am sure even if you did not, we

she is going to be opening the labour party conference today. many different things are expected to be in her speech but what we are being led to expect is that the —— a labour government would launch a fair pay agreement so that businesses and employees would agree to an estate by minimum standards for pay and conditions. —— agree to stick by minimum standards. we are expecting her to sit out this plan when she speaks to the labour party membership at their conference in brighton. she has already been talking, you may have heard her at times here on bbc news and also on bbc radio earlier in the day, talking about how better pay and conditions would help employees boost staff retention and reduce sick days, that very much in the minds of a lot of employers at the moment who are struggling, of course, to attract enough staff because of the various factors that we have been talking about. certain industries are really affected more than others at the moment. she has also indicated that the party may not go ahead with changing the way that

conference. and the middle of the labour party conference-— conference. absolutely not. and a later to care _ conference. absolutely not. and a later to care starmer _ conference. absolutely not. and a later to care starmer it _ conference. absolutely not. and a later to care starmer it does - conference. absolutely not. and a later to care starmer it does not l later to care starmer it does not mince words. so yes but got some specific and general criticisms with the labor radiator and this is somebody who comes of the party and somebody who comes of the party and somebody who comes of the party and somebody who served in germany and one of the few who retained under care starmer. ease working all summer on a programme of employment rights along with the deputy leader. that package was unveiled on saturday at the conference but, he stressed and his later that he was instructed by the party leadership not to argue for key demands of some of the neighbors affiliated trade unions. £15 minimum wage and pushing that freight care workers and also not to align

this particular— at the labour party conference. this particular measure, the idea of actually— particular measure, the idea of actually taking the charitable status — actually taking the charitable status away from private schools means _ status away from private schools means you — status away from private schools means you will raise £1.7 billion because — means you will raise £1.7 billion because that is what they get away with. _ because that is what they get away with. no— because that is what they get away with, no vat on business rates. the {1.7 with, no vat on business rates. the £17 billion — with, no vat on business rates. the £1.7 billion will go towards an education revolution to do things like make — education revolution to do things like make sure that every single child _ like make sure that every single child has— like make sure that every single child has a — like make sure that every single child has a laptop at home, to make sure that _ child has a laptop at home, to make sure that every sin

party conference? three. that's more than i was expecting _ three. that's more than i was expecting. and he will be back full on — expecting. and he will be back full on party conference.- full on party conference. yes, first time _ full on party conference. yes, first time in _ full on party conference. yes, first time in two _ full on party conference. yes, first time in two years - full on party conference. yes, first time in two years which l first time in two years which will be really interesting, actually. and already, in classic labour party style, there is a big bun fight over what will happen at a conference because it is the time of year when they can change the rules and we know how much the labour party likes to discuss whether or not to change the rules because it's really important and it's basically about who is in charge and controlling the party. charge and controlling the -a . �* charge and controlling the .a _ �* ., charge and controlling the party. and there are few people wh

shadow chancellor of the exchequer rachel reeves addressed the labour party conference in brighton and spoke about how she will level out the taxation system and end the exemption on private schools and put the money back into state schools. labour will lead a new era of industrial strategy working hand—in—hand with trade unions and businesses. this is about helping british business lead the world and growing high—tech industries like life science and electric cars and renewable energy. we will do something that has never been done before and we will have industrial strategies for the overlooked industries that make up our everyday economy. sectors which never before have been the subjects of industrial strategies like retail, hospitality and our care sector. the steps that i am outlining today represent an approach that is unapologetically pro— worker and unapologetically pro—business. this will mark a step change, a decisive shift towards the undervalued and the everyday. that conference is what a labour government will do. a fresh approach means we need to look again at ho

i don't have it at a labour party conference committee to look introspective when the public are watching — introspective when the public are watching. have it at a different time _ watching. have it at a different time in — watching. have it at a different time in the air, and in party conferences when you get more airtime — conferences when you get more airtime on— conferences when you get more airtime on tv, you get more airtime on the _ airtime on tv, you get more airtime on the radio — airtime on tv, you get more airtime on the radio. where you set out your vision _ on the radio. where you set out your vision for— on the radio. where you set out your vision for the — on the radio. where you set out your vision for the country. it looks like _ vision for the country. it looks like they— vision for the country. it looks like they are a divided party and fighting — like they are a divided party and fighting amongst themselves, really, i fighting amongst themselves, really, ithink. _ fighting amongst themselves, really, ithink. it _ fighting amongst themselves, really,

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at the labour party conference the deputy leader angela rayner germany votes in a federal election that will usher in a new chancellor after 16 years of angela merkel. detectives investigating the murder of sabina nessa have arrested a 38—year—old man on suspicion of murder in what scotland yard says is a significant development. and the labour party conference in brighton, the deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling borisjohnson scum. and a shock defeat for britain's anthonyjoshua, who has lost his world heavyweight titles after losing to 0leksandr usyk of ukraine. hello and welcome if you are watching in the uk or around the world. more than 10,000 workers will be given visas. it comes as the shortage of drivers led to them is at petrol stations and empty shelves in supermarkets. 5000 fuel tanker and food delivery drivers will be eligible to work in the uk the three months until christmas eve. the road haulage association estimates there is a shortage of 100,000 lorry drivers. the government scheme is also extended to 5500 poultry workers. the transport secretary gra

party conference which is under way of course, and there is so much news generated from that, in the big story yesterday was the shadow economy minister and her plans for a green future for the uk, if you were to vote labour, but here you can see keir starmer facing a row with the left over the minimum wage increase, more details on the website and that labour party conference continues down in brighton throughout the day and our political editor is covering that extensively.- political editor is covering that extensively. you are with bbc news, — that extensively. you are with bbc news, the _ that extensively. you are with bbc news, the top _ that extensively. you are with bbc news, the top stories. i that extensively. you are with | bbc news, the top stories. the american singer r kelly is found guilty of sex trafficking, racketeering and sexually abusing women and children. the us urges north korea to return to talks after pyongyang launches another missile test. after the taliban's swift takeover of afghanistan, international organisations like the world bank and international

and the labour party conference, the deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling the prime minister scum. detectives investigating the murder of sabina nessa have arrested a 38—year—old man on suspicion of murder in what scotland yard says is a significant development. germans go to the polls as the country decides it wants to lead in the post angela merkel era. detectives investigating the murder of sabina nessa have arrested a 38—year—old man on suspicion of murder in what scotland yard says is a significant development. and the labour party conference, the deputy germans go to the polls as the country decides it wants to lead in the post angela merkel era. the petrol retailers association say between 50 and 90% of their forecourts have run out of petrol. the government u—turn is designed to ease fuel delivery problems and stop empty shelves in supermarkets. 5000 a fuel tanker and food market lorry drivers will be eligible to work in the uk for 3 months until christmas eve. the road haulage association estimates a shortage of 100,000 lorry drivers. the governmen

of the conference think the labour party no longer— conference think the labour party no longer represents their needs and aspirations. there was a lot upset that the _ aspirations. there was a lot upset that the labour party this week, despite — that the labour party this week, despite telling the trade unions on friday. _ despite telling the trade unions on friday, that it was open on the issue _ friday, that it was open on the issue of— friday, that it was open on the issue of £10. as minimum wage. has decided _ issue of £10. as minimum wage. has decided that — issue of £10. as minimum wage. has decided that they would accept andy mcdonald's resignation for his attempt — mcdonald's resignation for his attempt to secure a better liver of standard — attempt to secure a better liver of standard and a better living wage for working people up and down this country— for working people up and down this country of— for working people up and down this country of 15. that suggest to us they were — country of 15. that suggest to us they were not being honest with us on friday—

, in his first in person speech as leader at the labour party conference. we will never under my leadership go into an election with a manifesto that isn't a serious plan for government. the government says its civilian—driven reserve tanker fleet is on the roads today to deliver fuel to petrol stations, as queues continue at some forecourts. the reality tv star katie price has pleaded guilty to drink—driving, driving while disqualified and driving while disqualified and driving with no valid insurance after a car crash near her home in sussex. and later this hour, we will hear from a former sussex. and later this hour, we will hearfrom a formerjames sussex. and later this hour, we will hear from a formerjames bond sussex. and later this hour, we will hearfrom a formerjames bond on what he makes of the final outing for daniel craig cosmic outing for the super spy, after no time to die finally got its premier last night —— daniel craig's final outing. hello, good afternoon. the old bailey has heard harrowing testimony of the final hours of sarah ever

the headlines: sir keir starmer delivers his first in—person speech at the labour party conference. he attacks the government over the lorry driver shortage and outlines his vision for labour's future: we will never, under my leadership, go into an election with a manifesto that isn't a serious plan for government. he dealt with heckles from opponents within the conference hall as he delivered his speech. we will get all the reaction from brighton. sarah everard was falsely arrested and abducted by the former police officer who murdered her in march, the old bailey has heard. the government says its reserve tanker fleet driven by civilians will be on the road this afternoon to try to boost deliveries of fuel to petrol stations across britain.

and if this is his big speech - and if this is his big speech tomorrow to the labour party conference. he has seen the of his ministers. i think the bakers union has disavowed eight it is worth from the labour party. it is has disavowed eight it is worth from the labour party-— the labour party. it is a pretty small union, _ the labour party. it is a pretty small union, though. - the labour party. it is a pretty small union, though. they - the labour party. it is a pretty l small union, though. they don't the labour party. it is a pretty - small union, though. they don't rely on them as part of their funding. no, but it was in the labour party right at the beginning. the speech tomorrow, he is apparently going to talk about the mental health crisis that he thinks the uk is having to deal with in the wake of that covid pandemic, and he will make the premise that mental health treatment will be available within a month, which i think will be very welcome to many people. interesting that when he was asked if he would prioritise winning the next election or party unity, he said winning

i think it's quite hard to save us up so we are going into a labour party conference next week. this is one of the big set piece things in the run—up to the labour leader doing. it's quite in an usual twist of medium in some way for a politician 11 and a half thousand words i say publish with the fabian society, i have to confess it's only been released this evening so i haven't had time to sit down... what a shock, have you not read a? my homework. the newspapers are reporting that the labour party itself our positioning it. we can sometimes end up talking and quite proud doing a broad brush terms, the left—centre, the right and politics. it doesn't really mean a lot to people. what i will be interested to see and what is state labour leader saying in terms of what might be a pitch to people who didn't vote labour in 2019. i was reading some interesting analysis today about labour needs to win over if they're going to win the next general elections. and labour can't get away from the fact that they need to win over some people who switched to conservatives in 2019. i think

i'm joined by steve richards — a broadcaster, author, and a veteran of labour party conferences. john, the conference vote today for the £15 an hour minimum wage, they aren't binding, but doesn't that just illustrate the kind of fight that keir starmer is still facing within the party? i that keir starmer is still facing within the party?— that keir starmer is still facing within the party? i think that vote was an emotional _ within the party? i think that vote was an emotional spasm, - within the party? i think that vote was an emotional spasm, but - within the party? i think that vote was an emotional spasm, but it i within the party? i think that vote i was an emotional spasm, but it does show you that there are people in the party who don't care about economic reality, or about winning the trust of the centre ground who just want to be happy, demanding things of the opposition which can never be delivered because labour will never form a government. £15 an hour minimum wage would be a rise of 66% on today's minimum wage, and it would be setting the hourly minimum wage ab

at the labour party conference the deputy leader is criticised for comments about boris johnson. this week on the show. auf wiedersehen tegel airport. getting in the zone for the paris marathon. and around wales by pipped up peddlo. it's been really hard, painful. but a grand adventure. 60 years ago this summer, berlin's infamous wall went up, effectively slicing the city into two, and leaving capitalist west berlin isolated deep within communist east germany. almost overnight, tegel airport became an important lifeline for west berliners. in 1974, its brutalist inspired hexagonal shaped terminal opened, making the shortest walk from aircraft to exit just 30 metres long, which led to the airport becoming one of the busiest in germany. i've been to many airports in my lifetime, but i've never had the unique opportunity to stand in the middle of a runway, one thatjust two years ago saw 2a million passengers leave and arrive. it's empty now, and a bit bizarre... but then again, this is no ordinary airport. after a decade of stays of execution, in november 2020, the planes and the pa

a good day for sir keir starmer starmer at the labour party conference as his controversial plans on changing leadership rules are narrowly passed. as votes are counted in the german elections, projections suggest the two main parties are neck and neck in the race to succeed chancellor angela merkel. now on bbc news, our world. 0k, ok, let's get more on the petrol shortages. i spoke to a student paramedic who told me on friday she struggled to find a petrol station with diesel to fill up her ambulance.— with diesel to fill up her ambulance. , ., , ., with diesel to fill up her ambulance. ., , ., , ambulance. on friday i was on shift workin: in ambulance. on friday i was on shift working in essex. _ ambulance. on friday i was on shift working in essex. we _ ambulance. on friday i was on shift working in essex. we had _ ambulance. on friday i was on shift working in essex. we had done - working in essex. we had done several hundred miles, been all over the place and then we got close to the place and then we got close to the station and we thought, we should probably try and get feel

i think we might be able to return to the labour party conference. let me wait... yes, we can. angela rayner is making her way to the stage where a bit of a musical fanfare. she is the deputy leader of the late party. let's listen. conference, angela rayner, first time, deputy leader.— conference, angela rayner, first. time, deputy leader._ i time, deputy leader. applause. i think i can — time, deputy leader. applause. i think i can still _ time, deputy leader. applause. i think i can still say _ time, deputy leader. applause. i think i can still say that, - time, deputy leader. applause. i think i can still say that, chair, - think i can still say that, chair, because i know it is 18 months since you, our members, affiliated unions and supporters, gave me the honour of serving as a deputy leader, but this is the first time i have had privilege and pleasure of speaking to you in person. at conference, there is nothing... there are some things we did not miss. the warm wine, the beige above as, eight hours of a meeting if you are lucky, the struggle takes many forms. but our

it is the labour party conference this week, the sunday mirror has a pledge from sir keir starmer that he will tax private schools in order to help poorer children. let's turn to our next paper. do you know what? lets get on with our chat. that will give us more time. jo and nigel, glad you are laughing along with me. not at me! we are aware that the telegraph. nigel, johnson demanding a pay rise for trekkers. why? to nigel, johnson demanding a pay rise for trekkers. why?— for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. _ for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as _ for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as they - for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as they are - for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as they are all. for trekkers. why? to try to get - more of them. as they are all seeing with our empty supermarket shelves and so on, the lack of hgv drivers is a major problem. grant shapps today try to put the sticking plaster over this by giving 5000 from overseas and training another 4000 here. he hasn't got one before christmas, he has to get more

two years ago we were here in brighton for the labour party conference, and within a few short months, we had the worst general election result since 1935. i'm not prepared to let that happen.— let that happen. former liverpool— let that happen. former liverpool and _ let that happen. former liverpool and england i let that happen. former - liverpool and england striker roger hunt has passed away at the age of 33. he was part of the age of 33. he was part of the squad that won the world cup in 1966. liverpool players wore black arm bands in tuesday's champions league game in porto, in honour of him. after lengthy delays, the latest james bond movie is finally here. no time to die was originally due for release in april last year, but faced repeated delays because of the pandemic. the world premiere was held on tuesday at the royal albert hall in london. a red carpet rolled out for a royal audience. actual royalty... ..and one of the closest things we have to cinema royalty. tonight's premiere, a celebration of the 25th officialjames bond film. there's something i need to tell you.

and the labour party conference, the deputy leader is criticised for calling the prime minister some. criticised for calling the prime minister some. this week — the plant with a secret in its seeds, a plane that can fly itself, and dinner is served, and it is... ..an acquired taste. in the middle of the otherworldly landscape of iceland, something strange is going on. 130,000 barley plants are slowly making their way from one end of this greenhouse to the other. and what's even stranger is what this barley is going to be used for. it is in the food chain but it's not food for us and it's not food for animals. no, this is something much, much weirder than that. this grass is a host. it's been genetically modified to carry a special protein called a growth factor in its seeds. once the plants reach the end of theirjourney, these seeds are harvested, milled and purified and the resulting growth factor protein can be used to help produce something very unexpected — meat, in a lab, without the animals. i think we will reach the point where it's not, like, nice to have. i think it's we

rosie duffield by forcing her to pull out of the labour party conference. that's alongside what the paper reports as hopes of a "cure" of an aggressive form of breast cancer. the mail on sunday says mps are demanding to know why the bbc failed to properly search for clothing belonging to murdered schoolgirl, karen hadaway, that had been given to disgraced reporter, martin bashir, by karen's mother, and subsequently lost by bashir. the mirror speaks of a "wonder drug hope" for leeds rhinos rugby legend, rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease. the paper says the drug has had dramatic results in american trials and quotes rob as saying he's a realist, but without hope there is nothing. so let's begin... hello and welcome to lucy and joe. thank you forjoining us. let's start first with what's in the observer. the observer headline, don't panic. lucy, what do you make of that heading?— of that heading? well, the heading reminds me _ of that heading? well, the heading reminds me of _ of that heading? well, the heading reminds me of the _ of that heading? wel

rosie duffield by forcing her to pull out of the labour party conference. that's alongside what the paper reports as hopes of a "cure" —— and also what the paper reports as hopes of a "cure" of an aggressive form of breast cancer. you will talk a bit about that because it is not quite a cure. the mail on sunday says mps are demanding to know why the bbc failed to properly search for clothing belonging to murdered schoolgirl, karen hadaway, that had been given to reporter, martin bashir, by karen's mother, and subsequently lost by bashir. the mirror speaks of a "wonder drug hope" for leeds rhinos rugby legend rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease. the paper says the drug has had dramatic results in american trials and quotes rob as saying he's "a realist, but without hope there is nothing." so let's begin. dave, we will start with the story about the labour mp rosie duffield, tells more about what the sunday times is reporting.— tells more about what the sunday times is reporting. well, she won the seat of _ times is reporting. well, she won the se

party, not part of the official labour party conference itself, where he may well have some choice words for how keir starmer is going about his leadership. john mcdonnell, the former shadow chancellor under jeremy corbyn, said tonight he has been holding back from making personal attacks on keir starmer as well asjeremy personal attacks on keir starmer as well as jeremy corbyn personal attacks on keir starmer as well asjeremy corbyn but he prefers to offer a critique, as he puts it, of keir starmer�*s leadership, and urged members to stay within the party and continue to fight for what they believe labour should be doing. there was also a moment earlier on when david evans, the general secretary of labour was re—elected in his post. during his speech, he urged members to remember why they joined the labour party and unfortunately perhaps for him and keir starmer, the chart came back from someone in the whole, oh, jeremy corbyn. so, they are still divisions and they are being played out here. they will be attempts also to put forward a policy and appeal to put forward a policy and ap

of the labour party conference. that's alongside what the paper reports as hopes of a "cure" of an aggressive form of breast cancer. the mirror speaks of a "wonder drug hope" for leeds rhinos rugby legend, rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease. the paper says the drug has had dramatic results in american trials and quotes rob as saying he's "a realist, but without hope there is nothing." so, let's begin... right. if we start with the observer now. first of all, the message, don't panic about these fears over gas prices. if we start with you first of all, lucy. what are your thoughts?— first of all, lucy. what are your thoughts? first of all, lucy. what are your thou~hts? ~ ., ., , thoughts? well, unfortunately, in british comedy _ thoughts? well, unfortunately, in british comedy history _ thoughts? well, unfortunately, in british comedy history don't - thoughts? well, unfortunately, in british comedy history don't panici british comedy history don't panic is infamous as the phase used in dad's army to actually

form a government continues it is definitely not alfie disdain to angela the labour party conference in brighton has approved changes to how future leaders will be elected, requiring candidates to get the backing of 20% of mps, up from 10%. a rule allowing people to pay a one—off fee to vote in a contest will also be scrapped. the contentious measures prompted fierce debate, and there was controversy too surrounding the deputy leader angela rayner after she called the prime minister scum. from brighton, here is our political editor laura kuenssberg. all those in favor, please show. and against? all those in favor, all those against. the future kier starmer wants dangling in the air. but his deputy, angela rayner, distracting from his hopeful discipline. do you stand by your remarks? are the tories scum? i think that boris johnson is a racist, misogynist and homophobic guy, and he needs to apologize for his comments he's made in the past. not in the mood to say sorry for calling the tories "scum" at a late—night labour get together. i'll apologize when boris apologises for the com

two years ago we were here in brighton for our labour party conference and within a few short months we had crashed the west general election result since 1935. i am not prepared to let that happen. i am not prepared to let that ha . en. , , i am not prepared to let that hauen_ , , , i am not prepared to let that hauen. , , , ., happen. scientists say they have discovered _ happen. scientists say they have discovered environmentally - happen. scientists say they have - discovered environmentally damaging levels are illegal drugs in a river that runs through the glastonbury festival site in somerset. levels of cocaine and mdma in ecstasy pills were found in the river at the samples were taken at the festival in 2019. it is thought they come from people not using the lavatories provided. former liverpool and england striker roger hunt has passed away at the age of 83. he earned 3a caps for england and was part of the squad that won the world cup in 1966. liverpool players wore a black arm bands introduce a's champions league away game against porto in his honour. more than 17,000 migra

all eyes will be on the labour party conference. i think the conservatives are making these... the labour— conservatives are making these... the labour party also needs to set out, and _ the labour party also needs to set out, and that's something keir starmer— out, and that's something keir starmer has come under criticism for. starmer has come under criticism for~ andy— starmer has come under criticism for. andy burnham elsewhere. on one of the _ for. andy burnham elsewhere. on one of the suspect —— he says he really needs— of the suspect —— he says he really needs to _ of the suspect —— he says he really needs to make it clear what his policies would be. we're a long way out from _ policies would be. we're a long way out from an— policies would be. we're a long way out from an election, but at least -ive out from an election, but at least give the — out from an election, but at least give the public an idea of what you would _ give the public an idea of what you would want to do differently from the conservatives. that is one of the conservatives. tha

no union, no labour party delegate, member who is coming to conference wanted to put this on the table. keir starmer chose to put on the table and i think it was a mistake and i think he is reflecting on that now. we move on and we have to talk about the policies that the party is going to put forward at the next election, not talking to ourselves about how his successor might be elected. that is really not a debate we ought to be having in the country has got multiple crises facing it and a lot of people have got crisis and a lot of people have got crisis and the personal lives around tax hikes or losing their universal credit, the end of the tenancy arrangements coming in at the end of furlough canal of the sort of things that are actually worrying people, not whether we have an electoral couege not whether we have an electoral college or a one member, one vote, which most people won't understand what we are talking about, so it is about being focused as an opposition. it about being focused as an opposition-— about being focused as an ouosition. , ., ., , . opposition. it is all a

the labour party conferences this week and the sunday mirror has a pledge from sir keir starmer that he will tax private schools in order to help the poorer children. the energy shortages forcing the government into improving a new wave of nuclear reactors, according to the sunday times. the sunday people has a plea from marcus rashford to the government not to cut universal credit by £20 a week. let's begin with going through the papers in more detail. good morning both of you. starting with the sunday telegraph and that headline, johnson demands pay rise for truckers. a senior government source told the paper that that temporary relaxation of rules along more eu workers to help replenish the shortage of drivers will only run up until christmas because they say we need to pay these people more than just flooding the market with cheap labour. there is a good cartoon on the front of the telegraph on a much lighter note, we have band panic buying, only the nonchalant can fill a perpetual. that is that there. just to read a little bit from an article in the mail on sunday, grant shapps

the labour party conference starts tomorrow, with labour promising to end what it calls the outrageous practice of overseas buyers acquiring more than half of new homes in housing of elements. labour says it will give first—time buyers exclusive rights for six months to buy newly built homes. it also wants property developers to make a bigger contribution towards affordable housing. the uk's teenage tennis star emma radacanu has been in action again today, but this time with a new partner on court — the duchess of cambridge. the us open winner was joined by kate for an official homecoming welcome at the lawn tennis association, following her historic grand slam triumph earlier this month. 0ur sports editor, dan roan was there. the most royal of rallies. the new queen of british tennis enjoying a knock up with the duchess of cambridge today, one of the few people who can match emma raducanu's fame after her crowning triumph at the us 0pen. her remarkable victory celebrated with a homecoming event at the headquarters of the lta, where kate is patron. raducanu telling me what she made

let's return to the labour party conference. we can show you the scene live in brighton where nfu minutes, sir keir starmerwill be standing at that podium to deliver his first face—to—face speech at conference since he has been leader. a big moment for the leader of any political party. let's look ahead to that whether political correspondent, chris mason. to be a fly on the wall right now, composing himself before this big speech. run through as how big a deal is for his leadership and the future chances of the party. does it matter at this point in the cycle? it the party. does it matter at this point in the cycle?— point in the cycle? it hugely matters- — point in the cycle? it hugely matters- we _ point in the cycle? it hugely matters. we are _ point in the cycle? it hugely matters. we are halfway i point in the cycle? it hugely i matters. we are halfway between point in the cycle? it hugely - matters. we are halfway between two general elections. because sir keir starmer has been imprisoned by the pandemic man able

let's get more of the resignation of andy mcdonald during the middle of the labour party conference. the now former shadow secretary writes to keir starmer," "i joined your the letter goes on to say in response, sir keir starmer said... his focus is winning on the next election, and andy mcdonnell has been giving more details about the decision to resign from his post. the decision to resign from his tost. a , the decision to resign from his ost. ~ ., , ., , the decision to resign from his tost. , ., , p post. matters have been difficult for me. i tried _ post. matters have been difficult for me. i tried to _ post. matters have been difficult for me. i tried to discharge - post. matters have been difficult for me. i tried to discharge my i for me. i tried to discharge my duties as a member of the shadow cabinet on this specific issue, and it is a point of principle for me. i think we've got to give that demonstration to the people that we seek to serve, and ijust demonstration to the people that we seek to serve, and i just ask that the leadership reflect upon this. and look to be cl

at the labour party conference, the deputy leader angela rayner is criticised for calling borisjohnson scum. detectives investigating the murder of a sabina nessa have arrested a 38—year—old man in what scotland yard say is a significant development. germans go to the polls as the country decides who it wants as leader in the post—angela merkel era. unfaithful the under 50s, a new survey shows young people in the uk —— and faith in the under 50s, new share they —— survey shows young people are twice as likely to pray as older people. good afternoon. the petrol retailers association has told bbc that between 50 and 90% of their members�* forecourts have run out of petrol amid panic buying by drivers. the government's plan to bring in 5000 drivers has been criticised by labour. 5000 fuel tanker and food lorry drivers will be eligible to work in the uk the three months until christmas eve. the road haulage association insists there is a shortage of 100,000 lorry drivers. the government's scheme is also extended to 5500 poultry workers. the road haulage association said the

a good day for sir keira starmer come the labour party conference, as his controversial plans on changing leadership rules are nearly passed. as the votes are counted in the german elections, projections suggest that the two main parties are neck and neck in the race to succeed chancellor angela merkel.— the race to succeed chancellor angela merkel. the race to succeed chancellor anuela merkel. , ., ., �* , angela merkel. lewis hamilton, it's 100 race victories. _ angela merkel. lewis hamilton, it's 100 race victories. and _ angela merkel. lewis hamilton, it's 100 race victories. and a _ angela merkel. lewis hamilton, it's 100 race victories. and a century i angela merkel. lewis hamilton, it's 100 race victories. and a century of| 100 race victories. and a century of formula one _ 100 race victories. and a century of formula one wins _ 100 race victories. and a century of formula one wins for— 100 race victories. and a century of formula one wins for lewis - 100 race victories. and a century of. formula one wins for lewis hamilton and after a frenetic and to the russian grand prix.

a good day for sir keir starmer starmer at the labour party conference as his controversial plans on changing leadership rules are narrowly passed. as votes are counted in the german elections, projections suggest the two main parties are neck and neck in the race to succeed chancellor angela merkel. now on bbc news, our world.

the guardian also leads with a preview of keir starmer�*s speech to the labour party conference, and reports he'll put mental health at the core of his pitch. the daily telegraph says french authorities are accusing the uk of rejecting three—quarters of their applications to fish in waters around britain, and claims they're considering �*retaliatory action�*. and the sun, alongside that huge picture of the dutchess of cambridge at the bond premiere, leads with a car crash involving katie price. it reports fears from her family, as the paper claims drink and drugs were involved in the incident. so, let�*s begin. let�*s save the feel for a little later on, shall we, and kick off with the speech by keir starmer later tomorrow afternoon in brighton. the mirror, as you would expect, very faithful to the labour party has got probably the most detail about what he is going to stay in his speech. the labour exclusive is my school revolution, richard, talk us through what he is going to talk about. it is richard, talk us through what he is going to talk about.— going to talk about

a good day for sir keir starmer starmer at the labour party conference as his controversial plans on changing leadership rules are narrowly passed. as votes are counted in the german elections, projections suggest the two main parties are neck and neck in the race to succeed chancellor angela merkel. now i'm bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. welcome to political thinking. where i have a conversation with someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. my guest this week has a pretty daunting task. they have to persuade britain to persuade you that labour can be trusted with your money. rachel reeves, who was made shadow chancellor in may, is used to thinking a few moves ahead. she used to be under ia uk chess champion. maybe she has a winning gambit. rachel reeves, welcome to political thinking. you once said that chess was the perfect preparation for politics. really? it's about getting you to look ahead and think great chess players have to be able to deceive? it great chess players have to be able to deceive? , great chess players have to be

, in his first in person speech as leader at the labour party conference. we will never under my leadership go into an election with a mainfesto that isn't a serious plan for government. the fuel industry says it's seeing signs that the situation at petrol pumps has begun to improve, and welcomed the deployment of the government's civillian driven reserve tanker fleet. reality tv star katie price has pleaded guilty to drink—driving, driving while disqualified and driving with no valid insurance after a car crash near her home in sussex. how could will take home for let's get more reaction to the labour leader's speech in brighton where sir keir starmer has promised that the party will never again go into an election without "a serious plan for government". his speech also faced heckles from some on the left. if sir keir starmer is to win a general election for labour then marginal seats like dudley north in the midlands will be key in securing a majority. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been gauging the reaction amongst voters to his speech.

speaking ahead of a speech at labour's party conference, sadiq khan said "some petrol stations should be reserved for those people that need fuel". the government says "there is no shortage of fuel". a man who set fire to the sleeping bags of two homeless men in croydon while they slept — has been sentenced to five years in jail. montel nowhia—job from croydon — seen here at the time of one of the attacks — targeted two rough sleepers. the victims were attacked within an hour of each other. they suffered minor burns. the wait is nearly over for the hotly anticipated much delayed james bond film "no time to die". it finally gets its world premiere tonight at the royal albert hall after two postponements. it goes on general release this thursday — and joining the cast — playing another 007 agent is a londoner — who believes this is the best bond film yet. we have all come together to try and make the best one and we did achieve it. people keep mentioning it is daniel's last one. not even daniel was pre—empting the end. we were just being very present in every moment, whi

i think— labour party conference because i think nry— labour party conference because i think my place is with my members and i_ think my place is with my members and i need — think my place is with my members and i need to be with them while those _ and i need to be with them while those disputes are taking place. what _ those disputes are taking place. what is — those disputes are taking place. what is interesting is that other union leaders will be meeting keir starmer this afternoon, and he is trying to convince them they should back his plan to change the way labour leaders will be elected in future. he wants to give the unions, party members and mp5 an equal say. at the moment it is a one member, one vote election, the members are in charge, and that's got quite a bit of resistance from the left of the party. sharon graham is totally opposed to that change. he will need to try to persuade some of the unions this afternoon of the merits of his case, but certainly those on the left believe it is a plan to try to move away from where labour was in the run—up to the 2019 electi