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In sport, wales take a big step towards next yea rs world cup. And they could still win their group, after tom laurences wonder goal in georgia. Stargazers are in for a treat this weekend with the annual draconid meteor shower set to light up our skies. Well find out the best ways to spot them. And sarah has the weather. Good morning. It is a fairly cloudy, breezy day today with some outbreaks of rain but some of us should see a bit more sunshine tomorrow. I will bring you will all the details in 15 minutes. Good morning. First our main story. The leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, has become the latest senior figure to rally round the Prime Minister telling her critics to put up, or shut up. Her intervention came after cabinet members rebuked the former party chairman, grant shapps, after he revealed around 30 mps wanted a leadership contest. Ms davidson is viewed by some as a potential contender to lead the party in westminster. Our Political Correspondent iain watson reports. This man has received plenty of advice from colleagues with some mps and peers literally telling him to shut up. Most of the party strongly support. I think we have two roads to go down. We can behave like a knuckle head like grant did today. What else was it . He was trying to act against the Prime Minister. All we can unite and support the Prime Minister. Ruth davidson has added her voice, suggesting that if the plot against the Prime Minister had been serious thenit the Prime Minister had been serious then it would have been led by someone serious. Then it would have been led by someone serious. But she had a wider message for Party Members as well, advising them to settle down. Jeremy. The vote can be chanting when people in the street are changing the name of someone else. That you need to knuckle down, showed drive, energy and ambition and make sure people understand what it is you are trying to do politically. That is what the party should be trying to do right now. Shared knowledge that the instability of the Prime Minister could lead to toppling but pledged her support. Following this perceived threat from grant, there is some unrest. Perceived threat from grant, there is some unrest. Some perceived threat from grant, there is some unrest. Some people have suggested privately that the Prime Minister is one crisis away from losing herjob. Police investigating the Las Vegas Shooting say they have yet to establish the motive of the gunman, Stephen Paddock. He killed fifty eight people at a Country Music festival in the city last sunday. The police say they have examined more than one thousand leads since then but still dont have any clear explanation for his actions. Luxmy gopal reports. Six days on from Stephen Paddock killing 58 people and injuring hundreds at a Music Festival in las vegas, and police still dont know why he did it. The 64 year old opened fire from his hotel room before turning the gun on himself. At a press briefing, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Said theyve gone through more than a thousand leads in the investigation. We have looked at everything, literally, to include the suspects personal life, any political affiliation, his social behaviours, Economic Situation and any potential radicalisation that so many have claimed. We have been down each and every single one of these paths, trying to determine why, to determine who else may have known of these plans. The police have ruled out the possibility that there was another shooter in the room with paddock. But they havent established what he was planning to do with the 50 pounds of explosives found in his car at the hotel. Meanwhile, officials from las vegas airport say a bullet fired during the shooting pierced a jet fuel storage tank 2,000 feet from the gunmans hotel window. There was no fire or explosion and the authorities wont speculate on whether paddock was aiming to hit the tank. It leaves yet more questions at a time when the nation wants answers, when those grieving for loved ones are trying to make sense of this senseless loss of life. Luxmy gopal, bbc news. The Us Government has imposed more tariffs on imports of new planes made by the canadian firm, bombardier one of Northern Irelands biggest employers. Its part of a dispute with the American Firm boeing, and would massively increase duties paid on the c series model to almost 300 the wings of the jets are built in belfast, where bombardier employs more than 4,000 people. There are concerns the tariffs could put those jobs at risk. Several high street retailers have stopped selling baby nests because of concerns over their safety is. Tesco and boots had withdrawn the product up the Us Health Regulators that they could cause suffocation. They have been linked to 12 infant deaths in america. Ryanairs chief Operations Officer is to resign at the end of the month, following mistakes over pilot rotas that led to the cancellation of more then 20,000 flights. Michael hickey worked at the airline for 30 years and was responsible for the scheduling of pilots shifts. Hes the First Executive to leave in the wake of the Flight Cancellations which have affected more than 700,000 passengers. Oil and Gas Companies in the gulf of mexico have shut their operations as Tropical Storm nate approaches. It has killed at least twenty four people in Central America and damaged thousands of homes. Nate is predicted to become a hurricane by the time it hits the United States on sunday. The mayor of new orleans has ordered evacuations and a mandatory curfew in some parts of the city. Travel firms often arent giving consumers Accurate Information about whether their holidays are protected, new research suggests. The atol scheme means people wont lose money or become stranded abroad if their provider collapses. The Consumer Group which . Made dozens of calls to eight travel firms including British Airways and thomas cook. They found in eight out of ten cases, staff coudnt confirm whether customers were atol protected, while others exaggerated the extent of the cover. The number of people from a black, asian or minority ethnic background with a degree in the uk has soared over the past 20 years, according to new research but they are still less likely to be in work than their white peers. The study has been carried out by the resolution foundation, which aims to improve Living Standards for those on low to middle incomes. Our Business Correspondent joe lynam reports. The good news is there a considerably more people of working age with a degree. The bad news for minority groups is that they are more likely to be paid less than their british peers, their white ridge beers. According to the resolution foundation, half of all working age indians and 60 of chinese now have degrees. Bangladeshi and pakistani graduates are around 12 less likely to be in work than white graduates. Indian and black caribbean is a 5 less likely. Bame graduates are also far more likely to work in jobs that traditionally pay less such as cleaning or security. There are challenges to be had. They tend to have a look tougher time in the jobs market than their white elder park. Next week and ordered is published assessing how ethnic minorities are treated by public services. If it finds major issues, legislation may be on its way. People across the uk could be treated to the sight of dozens of shooting stars, when the draconid meteor shower peaks this weekend. It is most likely to be clearest in the direction of the constellation of draco the dragon in the northern sky, in the early evening. Its one of two meteor shows that can be seen during october. We will find out if the skies are clear enough to see it. Sarah will tell us during the weather. I dont think i have ever seen a meteor in the sky. I have tried. I have gone our, standing up in the sky till see one but i never see one. It disappoints me. Time now is coming up disappoints me. Time now is coming up to ten minutes past six. Lets look at the front pages. Starting with the daily mail. The daily mail leading with a schema a government scheme for 1st time buyers it says that wealthy families exploit the scheme. It is a £7,000 scheme which looks at money used to help people secure a mortgage. The picture here is hearty wine stain with rose mcgowan, a us actress. Harvey weinstein yesterday said he was seeking therapy after accusations that he had used his position to exploit actresses. India, um, in hollywood. Afew interesting stories on the front of the daily telegraph. The one we are covering, of course, the pressure on the Prime Minister in the wake of the Prime Minister in the wake of the allegations, the grouping of mps who could plot to oust her. You can see this headline here suggesting that negotiations in the European Union are increasing talks with labour because they are becoming concerned by theresa mays administration, that it will colla pse administration, that it will collapse before brexit is complete. This story down the side i would like to highlight, a story that apple giving uber disturbing access to iphone data, allowing the firm to see what is on the screen even if you are not using the app. Much talk of course yesterday about whether or not theresa may would be forced into a leadership contest. We spoke to grant who is heading of this list of mps having 30 on a list who wanted a leadership contest. Dickjohnson is an mp who has told theresa may to sack borisjohnson an mp who has told theresa may to sack Boris Johnson and an mp who has told theresa may to sack borisjohnson and shake up the cabinet to reassert authority. The ft concentrating on the Financial Impact of brexit. They are hoping for a swift deal, talking about how much the uk could be forced to negotiate. A story down the bottom that we mentioned, the additional ta riffs that we mentioned, the additional tariffs slapped on lombardi ajax, leaving jobs in belfast at risk. Let me show you the front page of the times. Again, theresa may fighting to get a grip, it says. Presiding over a government in a monumental mess, it is said. And a picture there of the harvest moon, the closest foreman to the autumn equinox. That is a stunning picture. Speaking of stunning pictures, id like you help with this one. Dummy bridesmaids which you have at a wedding . How about 28. You would get to about there on the list with your three. And mine were in different coloured dresses. There are 28 in this one. I have never been a bridesmaid. It is usually the other way around. Always a bridesmaid and the parade bride. This story, lets explain, a bride walking down the aisle followed by an entourage of 28. This is the wedding of one of 12 children. She said she wanted all of her nieces to be bridesmaids. They took a while to get married. During their tenure engagement by the time they got round to actually tying the knot they had all of this lot in the family. And there is one missing. It points out here that number 28 is hidden behind the gatepost. The time not to be out of the picture. There you go. Time now. Good luck to them, of course. Titan hours 13 minutes past six. This is breakfast. The leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, says that theresa mays critics should put up or shut up following calls for her to step down as Prime Minister. Police investigating the loss they go shooting say they are yet to establish the motive of the gunmen despite chasing over 1000 leads. Also in the programme, click is travelling to japan, aiming for the moon and checking out the latest in robot technology. Heres sarah with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning. We have got a lot of cloud around. Good morning. We have got a lot of cloud around. It good morning. We have got a lot of cloud around. It will good morning. We have got a lot of cloud around. It will not good morning. We have got a lot of cloud around. It will not be good morning. We have got a lot of cloud around. It will not be a blanket of cloud. Clear spells breaking through late in the afternoon in particular. Hopefully they will hold on into the evening. Not a complete write off if you want to see the meteors tonight. Cloudy and some rain around for the weekend. Not a washout. This cloud has filtered in from the atlantic overnight going south and east. A weather front underneath that cloud. 0utbreaks weather front underneath that cloud. Outbreaks of rain in southern england and south wales this morning. 9am, murky with hill fog. Breezy. Slightly brighter skies in south wales, the midlands. The odd shower. Some showers in northern england. Some brightness. Northern ireland, the bulk of scotland, this morning, cloudy and grey. Fairly heavy and blustery showers. Through the day, most of the rain will ease away. Lingering for devon and cornwall through the afternoon. The north of that, sunshine breaking through those clouds. Plenty of showers in northern and western parts. Further east, north east england, is in scotland, the best chance of catching some sunshine. Clear conditions. The evening hours. This is where we will see clear skies for much of Eastern England and the south. Southern parts of Northern Ireland. That is where there are still showers and cloud around. Quitea there are still showers and cloud around. Quite a bit. Hitand miss if you want to see the meteors tonight. That front goes out of the way. A ridge of High Pressure building in for sunday. That should mean a better day tomorrow. A few showers in parts of north west england, north wales, western scotland, Northern Ireland. Elsewhere, i think, predominantly dry. Sunshine as well. Lighter winds compared to today. Temperatures around 14 18 to bea today. Temperatures around 14 18 to be a degree warmer than today. Feeling more dry. And settled into the working week. Low pressure sweeping in from the atlantic. Changeable. Into next week, winds picking up. Spells of rain at times. Wettest in the north west. Also dry towards the south and the east. So we can see them . Some of us can see the meteors tonight. Cloud for north and west parts. The east of the pennines, you are more likely to see clear skies tonight. It will be cramped. The place to be. Thank you. We will be back with a summary of the news at half past. Now its time for the film review with mark kermode and ben brown. Hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through this weeks cinema releases is mark kermode. So mark, what do we have this week . We have blade runner 2049, the eagerly awaited sequel to blade runner. The glass castle, starring brie larsen. And the mountain between us with idris elba and kate winslet. Now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. People are saying this is as much a classic as the original. How do you see it . I went in in a state of extreme trepidation because i love blade runner, the final cut, the proper version. I went into this very worried about it. Its set 30 years after the first film. In the first film Harrison Ford was a blade runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. Now, ryan gosling as k is carrying on that profession. Early on in the film one of his targets says, he can only do it because he has never seen a miracle, a phrase he doesnt understand, but he comes to during the course of the movie. As he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, hisjob, his past and his identity. Inevitably, his assignment leads him on to the trail of Harrison Fords deckard. Heres a clip. What are you doing here . I heard the piano. Dont lie. Its rude. Youre a cop. Im not here to take you in. Oh, yeah . Then what . Ijust have some questions. A lot of praise for Harrison Fords performance. I think Harrison Ford is great, but the Key Performance is Denis Villeneuve, the director, who has done a brilliantjob of following on the themes of the original blade runner. Ridley scotts blade runner had visual awe, and thanks to some fantastic cinematography from roger deakins, this takes your breath away visually. Its spectacular, depicting a world that appears to go on for ever, completely immersive, you can totally believe in it. It also has a groaning, roaring soundtrack that dances around memories of the original vangelis score. Most importantly, it has the confidence to take its time telling the story. The original story, although it was Science Fiction, it was about what it meant to be human and what memories do in the formation of our personality. How do we define our identity . Big Science Fiction ideas. Blade runner 2049 says these are the ideas that matter and we will run with them. About 30 minutes into the film, when i realised it really did have the confidence to take its time and pace itself, i heaved a sigh of relief because i was so glad that Denis Villeneuve had clearly taken the spirit of the original. I have seen it twice now. The first time, i was just knocked out by the way it looks and sounds, the way it was as a cinema experience. The second time around, what was fascinating was the way it became a melancholy experience. Its a film steeped in sadness, the idea tears in rain, the key element of the original blade runner. If youre a fan, a genre movie fan, and blade runner is important to you, as it is to me and a lot of people, we really wanted the sequel to be good, but everyone was scared because where do you take the story and how will you not trip up . That sense of palpable relief and ecstatic excitement, that not only has Denis Villeneuve understood, loved and paid homage to the original, he has also moved it on and made a modern Science Fiction classic. It looks back to metropolis, taking its place in the pantheon alongside films like 2001, and i dont say this lightly, its a film that blade runner deserved to have come after it. I just thought it was wonderful. We have clearly seen the original, we are of that age. Do you have to have seen the original to enjoy this . My own feeling would be, if you havent seen the original, go and see it because its a really important film. But i think you do have to see the original. Heaven knows its available in enough different versions. Seven versions, ive read. You have to see Ridley Scotts final cut version that sorts out all the little problems. Because then the experience of seeing 2049 will be so much richer because you will understand the resonance of things that happen in the latter third of the film. And who wouldnt want to see blade runner again . Exactly. The glass castle, brie larsen and Woody Harrelson. Based on a memoir by jeannette walls. It opens on a successful gossip columnist, played by brie larsen, engaged to a financial adviser. Going home in a taxi, she sees her parents, Woody Harrelson and naomi watts, crawling around in dumpsters looking for trash. It flashes back to her itinerant upbringing. Her mother was an artist more interested in paintings than cooking food for the kids. Herfather was a rebel, believing in building the glass castle, but also a belligerent bully and drunk. The movie flips backwards and forwards between the present day story and the past. I have to say its not an entirely happy marriage. Its directed by Destin Daniel cretton, who worked with brie larsen brilliantly on the independent hit short term 12, which really announced brie larsen to the world. She is very good, but not in the most important part of the film. The most important part of the film is the story of the character when she is much younger, growing up with these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this hippy dippy ideal of how you should raise kids, but the kids are in danger, bullied, and deprived in some ways. I kept wanting the film to come together more than it does, but it has very solid performances. Its directed with heart, but its not quite dramatically pulling itself together for me. The mountain between us, kate winslet and idris elba. A survival story and a love story. Two for the price of one. A snowstorm, they both need to get somewhere so they charter a small plane that goes into the side of the mountain. They are stranded there, no record of theirflights, no food or phone signal. Apparently they have nothing in common. Heres a clip. Are you 0k . A couple of bruises, a few scratches. Couple of cracked ribs, i got lucky. You didnt file a flight plan . No. There was radio contact. How long has it been . 36 hours. Weve got plenty of water, as long as we can melt the snow. Four packets of almonds, a couple of candy bars, half eaten sandwich and some cookies. What kind of cookies . What . Joke. Did it grip you, did it grab you . The problem, will they survive, will they run out of food or will a relationship develop . The plane crash reminded me of the film alive, as did the setup, but it turns into alive actually. Its a strange generic hybrid. It has two very solid performances from idris elba and kate winslet, but it never convinces me of their circumstances. I never felt they were genuinely endangered. It walked a very strange path between being one kind of movie and another kind of movie. Directed by hany abu assad, a terrific director. Based on a book by chris martin. Some individual scenes work well, but it is at its strongest when it deals with the idea of what will people do when they are in isolation, trying to survive, when they arent think they will never get back to the real world. It works less well when its dealing with other things and trying to be something that is closer to a disaster movie, survival movie and romance movie. One of those three elements will not necessarily gel with the rest. Its not bad, but its just not convincing. Alive actually, im sure movie producers are thinking of that concept and drawing up a script as we speak. Maybe that was it. What is best out at the moment . They have rereleased the coen brothers film blood simple from the early 1980s. The coen brothers did a directors cut that was shorter than the original, which i am all in favour of. Its been reissued in a 4k transfer, and its every bit as thrilling as it was when it first came out. Its a neo noir, double crossing, dirty tricks, some genuine horror. I first saw it in a double bill with one of sam raimis evil dead films. The coens and raimi were good friends. The coen brothers went on to make fargo and no country for old men. Watching this now, you remember how thrilling, dark and strange this was when it first came out. And knowing what the coen brothers went on to do, its interesting to see the seeds of those ideas in blood simple. Its well worth seeing in the cinema. And on dvd . Wonder woman. For me, its that rarest of things, a modern superhero movie that i really had fun with and enjoyed. I think pattyjenkins did a terrific job of taking this character and giving her a whole new screen life. When you think of how dreary and boring batman versus superman was, how much of a plod it felt, this feels lively and vibrant and different. It feels like its taking an idea and running with it in a way that opens it up to a whole new audience. I remember sitting in the cinema when i first saw this and you could feel people enjoying the movie. There was none of that ponderous chin stroking. The movie wasjumping off the screen and i think its really good, wonder woman. I missed it at the cinema so im looking forward to it. You have to see it on a Big Television screen. I will come round your place well do it this weekend, marvellous. A quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online, and you can find all the previous episodes on the bbc iplayer. Thats it for this week, thank you very much for watching and goodbye from us. Hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and naga munchetty. Good morning, heres a summary of this mornings main stories from bbc news. The leader of the scottish conservatives has become the latest seniorfigure to rally conservatives has become the latest senior figure to rally around the Prime Minister, telling her critics to put up or shut up. The intervention came after cabinet members rebuked the former party chairman, grant shapps after he claimed around 30 mps wanted the leadership contest. Ruth davidson is viewed by some as a potential contender to lead the party in westminster. Speaking to the bbc, she insisted that the pm should be allowed to govern. Jeremy corbyn is eminently beatable. Didnt can be daunting when people are chanting in the street is the name of somebody else but that does not mean we dont knuckle down, get stuck in, so drive energy and ambition for the country, making sure that people understand what you are trying to do in parliament and howard is trying to fit their lives. That is what the parliament should be doing right now. Police investigating the Las Vegas Shooting say they are yet to establish the motive of the gunmen. Police say they have examined over 1000 leads and are looking into every aspect of his life. They still do not have a clearer explanation for his actions. I get it. We all wa nt a nswers. We for his actions. I get it. We all want answers. We have looked at everything, literally, including the suspects personal life, political affiliation, his social behaviours, and Economic Situation and any potential radicalisation that so many have claimed. The Us Government has imposed more tariffs on imports of new planes made by the canadian firm, bombardier one of Northern Irelands biggest employers. Its part of a dispute with the American Firm boeing, and would massively increase duties paid on the c series model to almost 300 . The wings of the jets are built in belfast, where bombardier employs more than 4,000 people. There are concerns the tarrifs could put those jobs at risk. Several high street retailers have stopped selling baby sleep positioners, or baby nests, because of concerns over their safety. Tesco, mothercare, john lewis and boots have withdrawn the products after a Us Health Regulator said they can cause suffocation. Theyve been linked to 12 infant deaths in america. Ryanairs chief Operations Officer is to resign at the end of the month, following mistakes over pilot rotas that led to the cancellation of more then 20,000 flights. Than 20,000 flights. Michael hickey worked at the airline for 30 years and was responsible for the scheduling of pilots shifts. Hes the First Executive to leave in the wake of the Flight Cancellations which have affected more than 700,000 passengers. Oil and Gas Companies in the gulf of mexico have shut their operations as Tropical Storm nate approaches. It has killed at least twenty four people in Central America and damaged thousands of homes. Nate is predicted to hit the United States on sunday. The mayor of new orleans has ordered evacuations and a mandatory curfew in some parts of the city. Travel firms often arent giving consumers Accurate Information about whether their holidays are protected, new research suggests. The atol scheme means people wont lose money or become stranded abroad if their provider collapses. The Consumer Group which . Made dozens of calls to eight travel firms including British Airways and thomas cook. They found in eight out of ten cases, staff couldnt confirm whether customers were atol protected, while others exaggerated the extent of the cover. Now to our guaranteed a panda story of the week. Most two year olds have theirfair share of of the week. Most two year olds have their fair share of troops and tumbles as they grow more independent and these pictures show pandas do as well. This is a compilation of shots from toronto zoo, celebrating the second birthday of their panda cubs. Researchers say these tumbles are normal for pandas. Laughs. I am these tumbles are normal for pandas. Laughs. Iam not these tumbles are normal for pandas. Laughs. I am not going to help you out, then. 0h, she is not impressed. When will they learn that they are not terribly good climbers . Iam sure they are not terribly good climbers . I am sure all that soft for means you can fall from a high. I am sure all that soft for means you can fall from a highlj i am sure all that soft for means you can fall from a high. I love the toronto zoo blooper reel. Last year they had won where the pandas were on top of a snowman. Net it all comes down out to a winner takes all match on sunday monday. There are all sorts of possibilities, wales, republic of ireland or serbia, those three. Wales can still qualify automatically, for the world cup, after they beat georgia 1 0 in tblisi last night. Its set up a thrilling final match, against the republic of ireland in cardiff, after the irish beat moldova. One of them needs to win on monday, to have any chance of going straight through as serbia, still lead the group. Patrick gearey watched the action. So it is all down to monday. Wales and ireland, separated by the narrowest of channels. And one match between them still to go. In the battle of georgia and the dragon, this time the dragon had to win. Without the individual brilliance of gareth bale, this was a tale that make gareth bale, this was a tale that ma ke test gareth bale, this was a tale that make test of the collective. They did plenty in the first half without a goal. And every passing minute he grew more edgy. In the key moments of this qualifying campaign, new welsh heroes have emerged. Tom lawrence of derby county had never before school for his country. Qualifying is all about timing. And in dublin, not even two minutes were on the clock when stephen ward went hurling. In there with a crucial touch was daryl murphy, a 34 year old striker in something of a hot streak this season. A document was game to scoff ireland are he proved he had the hang of it. Effectively all over for moldova against the team ranked 156 in the world, goal should be on offer. Shane is not managed once in february. The definition of a long wait. That did not matter. In cardiff on monday, everything will. So with serbia losing in austria, wales can still win the group it all comes down to monday night in cardiff. It will be some atmosphere, i am sure of that. Going back home now on the final game with at all to play for. That is what we wanted to do for. That is what we wanted to do for ourselves in this position. Hopefully we can enjoy our evening and have something to celebrate. Josh 0nomah scored a stunning goal, for the england under 21s, as they beat scotland 3 1, in qualifying for euro 2019. 0nomah is on loan at aston villa from tottenham and he kept the young lions winning streak, in fact they havent lost a european qualifierfor six years. There is a replay to show you the quality and the left of that goal. Its the biggest night in the rugby league calendar, as leeds take on castleford in the Super League Grand final. Castleford will be without their star man zak hardaker, who has been dropped, for a breach of club rules. Although theyve enjoyed a brilliant season, finishing top of the league for the first time in 91 years, its their, first grand final. Leeds on the other hand, are making their tenth appearance, having won the final seven times. Many people have been questioning whether we have the wherewithal to hang tough in a game of this magnitude and we need to prove people wrong and show that we have the mettle to bea be a team that will be around for a fair while. Ijust know be a team that will be around for a fair while. I just know from be a team that will be around for a fair while. Ijust know from a coaching point of view where we have been. And how far away we have been from this place. If you had a tape measure distance, we have been on the moon. Like walking to the moon. If you were to wonder assisting were ever to get back to the grand final. I tell you, ever to get back to the grand final. Itell you, we ever to get back to the grand final. I tell you, we were ever to get back to the grand final. Itell you, we were miles off. Steve finn, has been added to englands squad, with the ashes because of the uncertainty surrounding ben stokes. As it stands, stokes will not travel to australia, with the rest of the team as he remains unavailable for selection, following an incident outside a nightclub in bristol which is being investigated by police. Stokes was though, awarded a central contract yesterday, after being the only city to submit a bid to host the 2022 Commonwealth Games, birmingham have been told their bid was not fully compliant. The Commonwealth Games federation yesterday extended the deadline, which allows other interested cities to also submit a proposal. Englands tommy fleetwood, shot a course record of 63, to claim a share of the halfway lead, at the Alfred Dunhill links championship, at carnoustie. Hes on 11 under par, alongside defending champion tyrrell hatton. He said he was pleasantly surprised by his form. Rory mcilroy, hoping to end his frustrating year on a win, is 11 shots back. There is no stopping the glasgow warriors in rab union. After six victories on the trot, they had to come from behind in the closing minutes to defeat a south african side. Ulster and edinburgh minutes to defeat a south african side. Ulsterand edinburgh also minutes to defeat a south african side. Ulster and edinburgh also won. In rugby union, harlequins put on an impressive display, to beat sale in the aviva premiership last night. Quinn started strongly with a huge half time lead and although sale came back in the second half, the ha rlequins eventually came back in the second half, the harlequins eventually won. And qualifying for the japanese grunt pre gets away at seven oclock this morning after the mercedes driver was admitted following a crash. Its the version of football that helped brazil and spain win world cups with such flair, and now the home nations are hoping futsal can do the same here. It puts the emphasis on technique and ball control in a tight space, and this week the new National Mens super league started, with the womens due to kick off later this month. One of the strongest teams is in birmingham and ijoined them in training. From the strength of south america where it began to sports halls across the uk. The new national league. It is the sport was a lot of sold because there is a lot to learn with rolling your ball with the foot. Of the balls are smaller and much bouncier. This is a restricted area and a hard core which means that the emphasis is on tight and skill under pressure, as you can see. Futsal is about technical ability, or awareness. Players tend to get involved in every position on the pitch. And you get opportunities to attack, defend, you improve mental strength and speed of thought. At first it is a bit of a shock to the system. It is so much quicker than the football i am used to. I feel like quicker than the football i am used to. Ifeel like some quicker than the football i am used to. I feel like some sort of footballing dinosaur. Futsal has been around in spain and south america for 18 years and is credited with getting these nations teams this where and skill they are renowned for. Ellesa as it was fundamental in his development. So now that the uk has finally caught on, could the new National Matt three legs of help british Football Players become as skilful as the spanish. In every school we have a futsal pitch, so it is easy to play seven or 11 aside. Futsal pitch, so it is easy to play seven or aside. It futsal pitch, so it is easy to play seven or 11 aside. It improves me when i play football for my school. Here in birmingham, they have found that futsal is reaching parts of the community where football has failed. Whether they feel more involved in the game indoors and, later this month, the Birmingham Team he will begin competing in the inaugural Womens Futsal league. It is easier to improve the ad futsal rather than football. It is a great opportunity for girls like me who like to go out and play football. It is more intense. You are doing more stuff, more running, more passing. You can see what this new League Already brings to the fans and teams, especially here in salisbury, celebrating an opening day win. They travel the birmingham this weekend. As the saying goes, it really is now like watching brazil. It is quite exciting to watch as well. Endless action and lots of goals and the scores. Dont forget, those players have not been playing so terribly long. The womens kicks off at the end of the month, they are incredible. And looking at those pictures it does looking at those pictures it does look a lot faster. Yes. The ball if heavier to the naked eye it looks like a football but it is slightly smaller and heavier. It does not really bounce. I made the mistake of trying to head it. Oh, no, dont head it. Would you like to have a field. It looks exactly the same. If it be . Id like to thank the legs are sending it in. And what does that do to the game . Suppose the ball. You need to control with your feet, lots of silky skills and control, basically in a tight space. And you see what it is done to the countries that has played for years. Places like portugal, sprang, brazil, argentina. It started in south america and those nations are renowned for their skills. Were jubilant out of the studio . I can try. It is all about the sole. Look at that. Dribbling his way out. Pure class. Thank you. It is coming up to 645. Lets have a chat to sarah. We are looking out for the meteors tonight. Some will be lucky in terms of clear skies. Grey skies for many. Through the weekend. Brightening up. Quite mild and cloudy to start. Rain today. Brighter skies later on today and sunday as well. This is the satellite image showing the cloud coming in. Clear skies early on. Cloud building in. This morning, a murky morning. Hill fog, low cloud, drizzly rain. Further north, brighter skies. Further showers for north west england and Northern Ireland and the bulk of scotland. Potentially thundery and blustery. The rain in the south should ease in most areas. Lingering for a time, especially in devon and cornwall. Quite wet into the afternoon. Further north, brighter spells. A few showers in the north and west. Temperatures today a round 14 17. As we go through the evening, if you wa nt to as we go through the evening, if you want to see the meteors, clear skies, especially in eastern scotland, north east england, east anglia. Southern england, southern pa rt anglia. Southern england, southern part of Northern Ireland as well, the further north west you are, less ofa the further north west you are, less of a chance, a few showers and more cloud. The weather front clears off tonight. Improving. Skies will improve. Showers tomorrow in parts of western scotland, Northern Ireland, north west england, north wales as well be elsewhere, not a bad day. Mostly dry. More sunshine. Lighter winds. Although temperatures are fairly similar, 14 18, it will feel a little bit warmer tomorrow. U nsettled feel a little bit warmer tomorrow. Unsettled weather into the working week. Low pressure moving in from the atlantic setting us up for a changeable week to come. Things will turn windy. Rain in North Western areas into next week. More dry at times in the east. Unsettled is the theme in the week ahead. Back to you. Thank you. We will be back with the headlines at 7am. Now, click. The team are injapan this week. In the land that inspired blade runner, were spending two weeks exploring this unique country as it aims for the moon, reaches for the stars and tries to look after its own backyard. Its going to be a wild ride. And, just like in other parts of the world, a lot of Fascinating Research goes on insidejapans academic institutions. Here at the university of tokyo, theyre putting something very interesting down on paper. This is projection mapping, where an image is projected onto a specially marked surface and as the surface moves, the projector warps its image to keep it in the right place. The difference between this and everything we have seen previously is just how accurately the project follows the surface. The system is scanning the marker dots and understands the scene 1,000 times every second, which really is faster than the eye can see. And its this super fast processing of the environment that professor Masatoshi Ishikawa thinks will be necessary when we hand over more control to machines. How have you done that . Whats the Science Behind this . Were notjust talking about projecting an image onto a Fast Moving Object either. How have you done that . Whats the Science Behind this . Were notjust talking about projecting an image onto a Fast Moving Object either. They can also follow an object with a camera with incredible precision. Just look at how this ball is staying absolutely in the middle of the shot no matter how fast i move it. In fact, remember, its 1,000 frames a second so we can even do this. Instead of having to physically move the projector or here, the camera, its this mirror that moves to catch the action, reflecting it up into the lens. Although there are no concrete plans to use this in the tokyo 2020 0lympics, this would certainly give you a proper balls eye view of televised sport. And that super fast Image Processing can also be put to other uses, including reacting to an opponents hand gesture in the as yet non 0lympic sport of rock, paper, scissors. See, that was so fast i didnt even know whether it beat me. Paper. Scissors. Thats too fast for my brain to actually work out whats going on. Just for a record, its identifying my moves as soon as i start to open my hand and then countering with a winning move for my hand is fully open. So, basically, its cheating. It may have won the game but i can take the moral high ground. Now to chiba, just outside tokyo, where japans biggest tech fest is being held. Each year ceatec attracts more than 600 companies, many of whom show off their new ideas before theyre due to come to market. Dan simmons is there to show us the best of them. Ceatec seems to be full of these cute robots, but theyre not as helpful as they look. I would rather show you something you might find useful. It may look like a microwave oven but this piece of kit is designed to tell me the number of calories and the sort of fat content, protein, carbohydrates of any dish that i put in there. At the moment itjust works with simple dishes. It uses Near Infrared light and analyses the reflections of those inside the device and it should work with any sort of food. Eventually. It only takes about ten seconds and here is what we have. This piece of quiche, pretty calorific, i might say. I might leave that one in there. It struggles with several foods on one single plate and readings on my quiche varied a bit. So panasonic says the caloraco is still a few years away. But fish has to be good for you, right . So, doctor, im having these stomach pains. Computer speaks japanese man speaks japanese computer what did you eat yesterday . I ate some sushi. Man and computer converse injapanese i see. Then ill check so please wait a moment. And im waiting a moment. And that sort of interaction, eye contact, can be kept and also nobody needs to touch any device either. It seems quite natural, apart from that Long Distance call wait. The translation is done in the cloud so response times will depend on cellular signal strength. This manga book has had a makeover and again translation is on hand. Panasonics cocotto love to teach children. It praises and cautions them while encouraging them to do daily tasks like eating vegetables or cleaning teeth. Parents can get the robot to nudge the child in the right direction through the app. But cocotto cannot be thrown, or it will break. Its a cushion with a waggy tail. It wags differently depending on how you stroke it. I think its time for man versus machine. For the first time ever, this years version omrons table tennis playing robot weve previously featured on the show serves. Didnt get much of a rally in there. Its faster and its meaner. Now, as well as tracking the ball, its also tracking my body language, which omron says means it can detect when im about to go for a smash and respond accordingly. It didnt even move, did it . Lets face it. It didnt even move when i went for that smash. Are you ok . At a swish cross Continent Press event this week, google showed off its new goodies specifically designed for the home, and i popped along for a gander. Theyre there when you need them, theyre simple to use, and they anticipate your needs. Were introducing mini. Theyre there when you need them, theyre simple to use, and they anticipate your needs. Were introducing mini. First up, the new home mini. This cute doughnut is a more compact version of the home, an assistant set to rival amazons echo dot, with a pricetag to match ofjust under £50. Of course a Premium Version called max with its main mission of playing music changes audio levels according to its ambient surroundings. Top of the line up, however, was the search giants flagship smart phone starting at £629. And here it is. This is the google pixel 2. This is the xl version, which is six inches in size, the regular pixels five inches. This moves the speakers so when youre watching a movie in landscape mode youre not muffling any of the audio. It also has a nifty feature called live edge which when you squeeze the phone it brings up Google Assistant which can then help you on your way. Whats the best phone . Hmmm. Its camera has had a reboot too. It comes with a clever Portrait Mode which creates depth of field found in professional photos with only a single lens, using Machine Learning to do so. Verifications and reminders all without pushing any buttons. With the new always on display, the phone also shows you what song is playing in the background of wherever you are. Its always listening. The pixel 2, particularly the xl version, is really good. High end, meets the specs of the other competitors too. But its only got a tiny percentage of the market, 0. 5 compared to iphone and samsung. Its got a tremendous amount of work to do to catch up. Thats what was interesting, the vp of hardware came right out and said that weve basically rached the same level for all high end handsets at the moment, theyve all got the same specs, they all look the same, theyve all got the same standards. So he was saying that theyre going to now rely on the software and Machine Learning ai really to try and make these things better than their competitors. And after having a dig at apple last yearfor getting rid of a 3. 5mm audiojack, google has done the same. Pixel 2 users will have to use an adaptor which fits into the usbc charging port to listen with wired headphones, which is included with the phone. Or they could buy new pixel buds, which when used with google translate, they say this allows wearers to chat to people speaking a different language. But anyone who has tried google translate, they know how that will go. Hey, isabelle, hows it going . Absolutely 0k. Thank you. At £159 for the pair, the earphones themselves have five hours of battery life but can be repowered up to four times on their special charging case. Bud or duds . Weill soon see. Thats it for the shortcut of click from this week from japan. The full length version is up on iplayerfor you to watch right now. Dont forget, theres loads of extra content on facebook and twitter. We live bbcclick. Thanks for watching and well see you soon. Are hello, this is breakfast, with ben thompson and naga munchetty. Put up or shut up. The leader of the scottish conservatives wades in on the row over theresa mays leadership. 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