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Push into the South And West and given the fact the ground is so saturated at the moment, it is not so good have an outlook. More here on breakfast. Good morning. Its Sunday 29th septemBer. Fears of a wider war in the Middle East Are growing as iran says the death of the leader of hezbollah Will Not Go Unavenged. The country has declAred five days of mourning for Hassan Nasrallah after he was killed by an israeli Air Strike on the lebanese capital Beirut. Us president Joe Biden says his death is a measure of justice for his many victims but called again for a ceasefire. Our reporter simonjones has more. Distant explosions the israeli bombardment of lebanon continues by night. Explosions. And by day, but the Big Question is what will israel, hezbollah and the militant groups back in iran do next . The israeli Prime Minister descriBed the killing of Hezbollahs Leader On Friday as a historic turning point, but said his work is not done. Translation the state of israel eliminated the Master Murderer i Hassan Nasrallah. We settled accounts with The One responsible for the murder of countless israelis and many citizens of other countries. Nasrallah was not another terrorist, he was the terrorist. Hassan nasrallah was the Beating-heart'>Beating Heart of hezbollah, Playing A Key role in turning it into a political and military force. It descriBed him as a martyr and vowed to continue its fight against israel. Iran has declAred five days of public mourning, and said the death Will Not Go Unavenged. Its calling for a meeting of the un security council. The cabinet in lebanon met to condemn israel. Translation the government is doing i everything in its power to confront i this destructive, hateful war that israel is waging against us, and we went to the United Nations looking for a solution and we met with The World leaders but the enemy went with the intention of treachery and planning more massacres. Officials in lebanon say almost 800 people have Been killed by israeli strikes since monday. The us has descriBed Hassan Nasrallahs death as a Measure Ofjustice for his many victims, but its calling again for diplomacy. Reporter Mr President , is a Ground Incursion into lebanon inevitable . I am for a ceasefire. Sirens wail sirens as a rocket is fired into northern israel. On the ground, israeli troops have Been training near the border with lebanon. The un says its deeply concerned at the escalation in the conflict as fears of a wider war grow. Simon jones, Bbc News. And here Are the scenes from the capital of lebanon this morning. You can see over the skyline in Beirut. Locally, it is eight oclock, a couple of hours ahead of us. You can see a bit of smoke lingering in the air. We were hearing about the Air Strikes that happened Last Night that left 33 people dead on saturday, according to the lebanese health ministry. A relatively quiet affair this morning but we will of course keep across that. We Are speaking to our Correspondence Injerusalem and correspondence in Beirut'>Jerusalem And Beirut Correspondence Injerusalem and Beirut a little later here on breakfast. Correspondents. More now from rachel. Mp Rosie Duffield has resigned from the Labour Party Because of what she called sir Keir Starmer� s cruel policies and hypocrisy over his acceptance of gifts. In a Bbc Interview that will air later this morning, she criticises the Prime Minister for accepting thousands of pounds in donations while scrapping the Winter Fuel Payment for many pensioners. Our political correspondent Damian Grammaticus reports. Rosie duffield was elected to parliament in 2017 the first woman and the first Labour Mp to represent canterbury at westminster. Her Resignation Letter is deeply, personally critical of sir Keir Starmer. She attacks him over his leadership, saying he has over his policies, like the cut to Winter Fuel Support and his acceptance of gifts, which she calls she spoke on sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg on the bbc. We all had our faith in Keir Starmer, in the Labour Government, and i feel voters and activists and mps Are Being completely laughed at and completely taken for granted. Ms duffield has Been critical Before of both Sir Keir and Jeremy Corbyn as labour leader. Her complaint was they did not publicly support her campaigning against Anti Semitism and for womens rights left her with threats some from within the Labour Ranks. It is damaging, coming at a time that conservatives come together for a conference. The criticism directed at the Prime Minister Being seized on. She made her point very clear, hasnt she . Which is that the Labour Party and Keir Starmer is not about service. Its not about delivering for the british people. Its about self service. This very public resignation has brought things like the gifts back into the spotlight. Damian grammaticas, Bbc News. You can hear the whole interview with Rosie Duffield on sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg here on Bbc One at 9am. Joining us now is our chief political correspondent henry zeffman. Good morning. Did this come completely Out Of The Blue . It is completely Out Of The Blue . It is simultaneously completely Out Of The Blue . It 3 simultaneously shocking and completely Out Of The Blue . It 2 simultaneously shocking and not shocking at all. Rosie duffield has visibly Been uncomfortable in the Labour Party for some time, especially as you were hearing there on the issue of womens rights of Are actually in recent years the Labour Partys position has moved much closer to her own, and you got a sense of the divisions within the Labour Party on that issue when one of herformer Labour Party on that issue when one of her former Colleagues Nadia Whittome a Labour Mp wrote on X Yesterday that she should never have Been allowed the privilege of resigning, labourshould have resigning, labour should have withdrawn resigning, labourshould have withdrawn the whip awhile ago so when you factor in all of the other issues she mentioned in her Resignation Letter, this makes a lot of sense. On the other hand, its extraordinarily unusual for someone to quit a party less than three months after a general election. It will have Quit Parties Before, people have even defect directly to other Political Parties, but i cannot think of an example where someone has done it so soon after standing under the Partys Banner at the general election and winning and i think the political risk here for Keir Starmer is his general Election Victory less than three months ago was notjust about Beating the conservatives, it was also a sense that people might have to focus on politics less, he would stop the chaos. It doesnt seem to Be quite working out that way yet, does it. No, thank you, henry. Likely to Be more reaction to that through the day. The Conservative Partys annual conference starts today in birmingham later. The event is a chance for the partys four Leadership Candidates to make an impression with each of them due to give a speech on wednesday. Our political Correspondent Hannah millerjoins us from birmingham now. Hannah, what can we expect from the next few days . This is likely to Be a highly unusual conference for the Conservative Party. No speech from their current leader rishi sunak. Instead, a lot of focus, conversations among themselves about what they need to do to renew and rebuild, as it says on the front of the programme. There Are four Leadership Candidates, they all arrived here yesterday, having Been co ordinated by the conservative arrived here yesterday, having Been co ordinated by the Conservative Party. RoBertjenrick, Behind me on party. RoBertjenrick, Behind me on a banner, arrived, he is The One a banner, arrived, he is The One with the most backers among mps with the most backers among mps publicly, at the moment. Then we publicly, at the moment. Then we have keyed in baBet close second have keyed in baBet close second when mother regarded as Being when mother regarded as Being popular among the party memBership. Popular among the party memBership. Kemi badenoch. James cleverly is Kemi Badenoch. James cleverly is also standing for leadership, the also standing for leadership, the Home Secretary had Been in the Home Secretary had Been in the running as well, and Tom Tugendhat running as well, and Tom Tugendhat widely regarded as the most centrist widely regarded as the most centrist of the candidates claimed his party of the candidates claimed his party lost the election this morning lost the election this morning Because of a lack of vision and a Because of a lack of vision and a failure of leadership. Having Been failure of leadership. All of them Are doing multiple events through the next few days. Conversations with memBers, working out what they legal experts have told the bbc there Are questions about how the qia carried out its Due Diligence, given that a numBer of allegations were already in the Public Domain including an investigation into the alleged assault of a 15 year old girl in a harrods boardroom. Beth hale, a partner at cm murray, said it would Be sensible to ask detailed questions about the numBer of claims and numBer of complaints, informal or formal, even if not upheld. Catriona watt, partner at fox partners, added that given the allegations were not a secret, it was probably a calculated risk to close the deal anyway. She added neither the qia, Credit Suisse which represented the fund in the deal nor harrods have responded to multiple requests for comment regarding the process. Harrods has said it is utterly appalled by the allegations about Mohamed Al fayed and that his victims had Been failed. Marc ashdown, Bbc News. More than 100 people have died in nepal after intense Rainfall Lead to flooding and landslides, according to officials there. Large swathes of eastern and Central Nepal have Been inundated since friday with Flash Floods causing extensive damage to the countrys highways. Austria is voting in a general Election Today which the far right Freedom Party could win for the first time. It is narrowly ahead of the ruling conservatives in the Opinion Polls with the opposition Social Democrats in third. On monday, Phillip Schofield will Be back on Tv Screens for the first time in more than a year. He stepped down from itv� s this morning after admitting to an affair with a younger employee. The 62 year old will appear in channel 5s Reality Series Cast Away, which sees him stranded on an island off madagascar for 10 days. Our Culture Reporter Noor nanji has the story. Its my chance to tell my side of my story. Its my chance to tell my side of my sto. ,. ,. ,. , story. Philip schofield, back on our Television Screens story. Philip schofield, back on our Television Screens for story. Philip schofield, back on our Television Screens for the story. Philip schofield, back on our Television Screens for the first Television Screens for the first time in 16 months. The presenter announced his comeback earlier this week and now, some clips from the Channel Five programme called Cast Away have Been released ahead of the show Being broadcast tomorrow night. They show him alone on an island forced to find his own food, water and shelter. Philip schofield, who is 62, stepped down from itv� s this morning in 2023 after having an affair with a much younger male colleague. He called the affair unwise but not illegal. Critics say it raised questions over potential abuse of power. In this new tv series, schofield chooses to discuss his sexuality in detail. 1 series, schofield chooses to discuss his sexuality in detail. His sexuality in detail. I know that cominu his sexuality in detail. I know that coming out his sexuality in detail. I know that coming out for his sexuality in detail. I know that coming out for so his sexuality in detail. I know that coming out for so many his sexuality in detail. 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All this land for this Phillip Appearance on our screens. All this land for this Phillip Schofield, i land for this Phillip Schofield, madarang but the thing is i dont cAre anymore mad rant i dont cAre this is me having my say, as i bow out. ,. , bow out. The presenter may hope the show will rehabilitate bow out. The presenter may hope the show will rehabilitate him bow out. The presenter may hope the show will rehabilitate him in bow out. The presenter may hope the show will rehabilitate him in the I Show will rehabilitate him in the eyes of the british public but since announcing his participation, schofield has faced further criticism with some commentators saying this programme, which he filled alone and in advance, allows him to avoid further scrutiny. Noor nanji, Bbc News. Theres definitely, mayBe a Chance Oasis fans who were unable to get tickets for their sold out Uk Tour could Be in luck a second time around as the band hints at a major announcement tomorrow. The band have posted photos on social media of Noel And Liam gallagher on billboards in different cities with the headline Be cAreful what you wish for. Sol so i think the suggestion is there might Be a World Tour in the pipeline, i think that is the idea. Because obviously they announced those dates all across the uk and dublin. ,. , those dates all across the uk and dublin. ,. ,. , dublin. Dublin was the only international dublin. Dublin was the only international date. Dublin. Dublin was the only international date. But i dublin. Dublin was the only international date. But it i dublin. Dublin was the only i international date. But it looks like they may international date. But it looks like they may Be international date. But it looks like they may Be taking international date. But it looks like they may Be taking that i international date. But it looks like they may Be taking that a | international date. 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MayBe, ithink im slightly over it all now. I i that way. MayBe, ithink imj slightly over it all now. I had enthusiasm, it is gone. Long gone. Did you not get tickets . Ihla. Sorry. Did you not get tickets . No. Sorry. Im fine with that. A did you not get tickets . No. Sorry. Im fine with that. A Beautiful im fine with that. A Beautiful-mornin'>Beautiful Mornin im fine with that. A Beautiful-mornin'>Beautiful Morning yesterday, im fine with that. A Beautiful-mornin'>Beautiful Morning yesterday, cold i im fine with that. A Beautiful-mornin'>Beautiful Morning yesterday, Cold But. Im fine with that. A Beautiful-mornin'>Beautiful Morning yesterday, Cold But frosty and bright. I dont think we have quite the same day had today, do we . Not quite, it starts out all right but things will go downhill especially in the south and the west. That morning to you. A hint of what is to come for some today, and indeed the next couple of days. Heavy rain sweeping across england, wales and Northern Ireland, strong winds as well. Fairly cool. Things gradually turning dry and bright again by the time we had mid week. That is the week and a nutshell. At the moment we have temperatures around one or two degrees, under this ridge of high pressure. A fair bit of high cloud, that is in advance of the low Pressure System moving in which is set to bring strong winds as we go through the morning, across Eastern Parts of Northern Ireland, wales and the southwest. 65 miles an hour possible in gusts. A few brighter breaks, early rain in Orkney And Shetland fizzling out. Not a bad day in scotland. Some spells of Hazy Sunshine. Elsewhere the card will Be picking up even after a bright start. Outbreaks of rain in Northern Ireland, wales and scotland. Strong winds here, these Are the average winds here, these Are the average wind speeds, of course it is much higher in the southwest but all the possible Seabreeze Pickup through the day. After a rather chilly start it is not going to feel particularly nice after the Cloud And Rain rolls in. As we go through the evening, if youre on the move, we have occasional rain in Northern Ireland, heavier burst developing through wales and morpeth early to the southwest. That Rain Edging in more widely through the first half of the night. The more persistent rain, pushing across those Areas which were hit by flooding through the week. A few hours of steady rain Before that gradually works north. Milder conditions to the south, still a Bit Cooler further north with temperatures down into mid single figures in one or two spots. Low pressure sitting around for monday and tuesday, On Monday the more persistent rain is wrapped around the Weather Frontier, through East Anglia, into parts of northern midlands, Northern England and wales, could Become heavy and persistent, particularly through parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire. Here we saw lots of rain earlier in the week. Wetter weather developing in scotland and Northern Ireland as well, perhaps something drier, brighter and warmer the southern and coastal counties through the second half of the day. That low Pressure System only slowly meandering away as we go through tuesday and then into wednesday, bringing some strong and radical winds to eastern coasts. Tuesday, The Rain is still there across eastern and western parts of ingham, could come back in and drift towards the southeast. Further north and west, a brighter day on tuesday, Feeling Cool in the breeze, and that Cool Breeze will ease as we go to wednesday and into the weekend, at least they will Be a bit more sunshine around, habitually at night with mist and fog, though, as we go to wednesday, thursday and friday. Back to you. Lets Take A Look at todays papers. Iran threatens vengeance is the observers headline. The paper focuses on the conflict in the Middle East, after the assassination of hezbollahs chief Hassan Nasrallah. Irans supreme leader has warned his death Will Not Go Unavenged as the country holds five days of mourning. The Sunday Telegraph quotes conservative Leadership Candidate Kemi Badenoch, who says not all cultures Are equally valid when it comes to immigration. Ms badenoch told the paper it is naive to think migrants will abandon their Ethnic Hostilities when they come to britain. And the Sunday People has an exclusive, which claims Uk Police havejoined the proBe into the us rapper sean combs, known as p diddy, overfears women here were sexually abused by him. Just reflecting on the weather today, which is a bit colder and wetter than yesterday, but this is something we should appreciate while we can. The Royal Multicultural Society has projected forward 50 years to work out what the climate is going to Be like the managing their gardens and their properties around the place, and it is basically going to Be hotter and drier everywhere, which is no surprise, except in manchester on the North West of england. So this Area here that we Are very familiar with will Be a little, not quite microclimate, but a refuge for certain species that can only thrive in cooler, wetter climates. So all the kind of species that will perhaps Be under threat in other parts of the country Are going to really specialise in this part of The World, so it is a reason to Be appreciative. 50 The World, so it is a reason to Be appreciative appreciative. So anybody who nealects appreciative. So anybody who neglects the appreciative. So anybody who neglects the houseplants i appreciative. So anybody who i neglects the houseplants should bring them manchester in the future. An interesting one inside the mail, how your bookshelves say quite a lot about you. Are they reallyjust wallpaper rather than an indication of what you have actually read . This was a big thing in lockdown, wasnt it, when everybody was doing zoom, and interior background said a lot about who you Are. About who you Are. Yes, and Liz Truss was about who you Are. Yes, and Liz Truss was not about who you Are. Yes, and Liz Truss was not preparing about who you Are. Yes, and Liz Truss was not preparing to i about who you Are. Yes, and Liz Truss was not preparing to havej about who you Are. Yes, and Liz I Truss was not preparing to have her books sorted by colour Behind her during a recent clip. A lot of people say that they have those books there is a formal declaration without actually reading them. 9 say they picked covers Because they complemented the aesthetic of their home. ,. ,. , home. Really have you read every book on your home. Really have you read every book on your bookshelves . 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As i got a bit older, i kind of noticed that the grinding was causing seizing in myjaw, it was tightening it, the muscles were really tight and tense. General pain in the whole of my head and my shoulders, really. In the whole of my head and my shoulders, really. Molly used to rind her shoulders, really. Molly used to grind her teeth shoulders, really. Molly used to grind her teeth at shoulders, really. Molly used to grind her teeth at night shoulders, really. Molly used to grind her teeth at night time i shoulders, really. Molly used to| grind her teeth at night time and pay for it throughout the day. fin grind her teeth at night time and pay for it throughout the day. On my worst Da S Pay for it throughout the day. On my worst days i pay for it throughout the day. On my worst days i would pay for it throughout the day. On my worst days i would struggle to i pay for it throughout the day. On my worst days i would struggle to eat i worst days i would struggle to eat solid food, really chewy foods. It would impact the sort of, how wide i could open myjaw, the headaches would impact me throughout the day, i had to take paracetamol quite regularly for that stop she has tried botox and antidepressants, both trying to relax the muscles that Are part of the problem. She has also had that Are part of the problem. She has also had mouthguards, something that detects the teeth for a short amount of time but does not actually tackle the problem. Thea;r amount of time but does not actually tackle the problem. Tackle the problem. They make hard and soft mouthguards tackle the problem. They make hard and soft mouthguards and tackle the problem. They make hard and soft mouthguards and i tackle the problem. They make hard and soft mouthguards and i have i tackle the problem. They make hard | and soft mouthguards and i have had both, i have chewed through multiple. Both, i have chewed through multile. , ,. , multiple. Here at the University Of Leeds, this multiple. Here at the University Of Leeds, this doctor multiple. Here at the University Of Leeds, this doctor understands i multiple. Here at the university of| leeds, this doctor understands the issue. He says that one in three of us grind our teeth, and one in 15 of us will experience painful symptoms Because of it. The matter to muscle, if you put your two fingers on your face there and clench your teeth, you will feel a bulge. And if you put your two fingers on the temporary list and you clench your teeth, you can feel the bulge. And those other that cause the symptoms. He has developed to guide that tackles the psychological aspects of the habit, as well as physical techniques to reduce pain. Massage our techniques to reduce pain. Massage your matter techniques to reduce pain. Massage your matterto techniques to reduce pain. Massage your matter to muscle techniques to reduce pain. 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The guide, which is cold Self Management of chronic orofacial pain, is available for free on the University Of Leeds website. Beth parsons, Bbc News, leeds. If you Are affected by the subtle, we will Be speaking to a dentist later in the show, so any questions you have then, you can see on the screen how to get in touch. There is a new Energy Price on the way, which will affect everyone, but is also leading to concerns about people getting into debt. Yes, and the reason i am at here is Because we have some alarming numBers to run through. New figures from Ofgem Show that britains Energy Debt has reached a record high. It comes ahead of the new Energy Price cap which comes into effect on the 1st of octoBer. From tuesday, bills for the average Household Increase by 10 in england, scotland and wales. Lets take a closer look at the numBers. The new ofgem figures cover the period Between april and june this year and show that the total debt and arrears of energy customers has increased to a record £3. 69 billion for both Gas And Electricity. That represents an increase of about 400 Million on the previous three months alone. Fuel poverty groups say such a high amount of Customer Debt is hugely alarming, while ofgem say the scale of Energy Debt and affordability for households remain a key priority. There remains concern over vulnerable households Being able to heat their homes this winter with Energy Bills set to rise from tuesday when the new Energy Price cap comes into effect, capping annual Gas And Electricity bills at just over £1700 for a typical household, but of course what you pay varies on usage and where you live. The government is also drawing criticism from the decision to scrap Winter Fuel Payments for many pensioners, so how people cope with their Energy Costs or not, this winter is going to Be a key focus. Stay with us as well Be speaking to Elise Melville from price comparison site, uswitch, at around 8 15 here on breakfast. Including that crucial question, should you or should you not fix your tariff now . That is coming up. He might Be more comfortable Landing Punchlines than paso dobles, but comedian Chris Mccausland who is registered blind has already impressed the judges as a contestant on strictly come dancing. Shaun hayward is a dancer with the same Sight Loss Condition as chris, and he hopes that more people will now Be inspired to get moving. Mairead smyth went to meet him. Dancing the cha cha, Chris Mccausland and diane boswell. Liverpool comedian Chris Mccausland is already a Standout Star of this years is already a Standout Star of this yea r� s strictly is already a Standout Star of this years strictly come dancing. The first blind dancer to take part, and he is inspiring others like him. It he is inspiring others like him. It is absolutely fantastic that we Are shining a light on dancing with sight loss, with disabilities, and just generally it encourages anyone, hopefully, to think, you know what . I can do this. Hopefully, to think, you know what . I can do this i can do this. Sean, who has the same site i can do this. Sean, who has the same Site Loss i can do this. Sean, who has the same site Loss Condition i can do this. Sean, who has the same site Loss Condition as i i can do this. Sean, who has the. Same site Loss Condition as chris, started dancing 1a years ago. fihce same site Loss Condition as chris, started dancing 14 years ago. Once i had learned started dancing 14 years ago. Once i had learned the started dancing 14 years ago. Once i had learned the maths started dancing 14 years ago. Once i had learned the maths of started dancing 14 years ago. Once i had learned the maths of the i started dancing 14 years ago. Once i had learned the maths of the feet, i had learned the maths of the feet, than i could apply that to the funk in my body. I started with salsa and modern jive, in my body. I started with salsa and modernjive, which i always say in my body. I started with salsa and modern jive, which i always say to people to start with, especially anybody with a disability, Because it is so inclusive. It is easy to learn and it gets you confident. But he only started lessons in the last couple of years. It is couple of years. It is inspirational, couple of years. It is inspirational, if i couple of years. It is inspirational, if you | couple of years. It is i inspirational, if you Are couple of years. It is inspirational, if you Are teaching him anything and he hasnt quite got it, him anything and he hasnt quite got it. He him anything and he hasnt quite got it. 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When i was about 25, that is when i really noticed that i had lost someones face, and that was heartbreaking, to Be honest. I am constantly hallucinating, and when you see in the past, the visual cortex is just playing up saying it wants to see things, and when im dancing it helps people Be in that moment. So it rides with me, rubbing coming at me. Makarrata and coming at me. He started to compete, and has even danced at the home of boring. I has even danced at the home of borina. , , has even danced at the home of borin. , , boring. I was the first blind person to ever qualify boring. I was the first blind person to ever qualify to boring. I was the first blind person to ever qualify to compete boring. I was the first blind person to ever qualify to compete at boring. I was the first blind person to ever qualify to compete at the l to ever qualify to compete at the winter gardens in black wool. It meant the absolute world, and ijust thought, if my father could see me now. He would always want me to dance. ,. ,. , now. He would always want me to dance. ,. ,. ,. , dance. The last year has Been tough Because of injury dance. The last year has Been tough Because of injury and dance. The last year has Been tough Because of injury and illness. Because of injury and illness. Seans Guide Dog have has got him through the tough times. Kev. He through the tough times. Kev. He has through the tough times. Kev. He has Been amazing. The last time i stayed in hospital i going to stay with me, it was just great to have him with me. It was just the therapy of it, he is not just the therapy of it, he is not just a Guide Dog. I want people, whatever the issue is, if you have got social anxiety, especially after covid, dancing will take that for you. Does like no one is looking. I always did. Yeah, follow my lead. Chris mccausland was incredible on strictly Last Night. I do not think thatis strictly Last Night. I do not think that is any kind of spoiler some impressive Foot Work on the Football Field . Great analogy cold, impressive Foot Work on the Football Field . Greatanalogy cold, is impressive Foot Work on the Football Field . Great analogy cold, is on field . Greatanalogy cold, is On Fire at the four Goals Field . Great analogy cold, is On Fire at the four goals for field . Greatanalogy cold, is On Fire at the four goals for him, a record for him as well with six Goals Cole is On Fire. One of the stars of the team and very much of the Premier League right now. Once again, it was the Cole Palmer Show at Stamford Bridge as Beat-brighton'>Chelsea Beat Brighton 4 2. The England Midfielder Became the first player to score four goals in the first half of a Premier League game. Enzo mAresca has had a good to start to life as Chelsea Boss theyre fourth in the table after six games. For palmer, the records keep tumbling and hes taking it all in his stride. Ijust i just tried to ijust tried to play every game i just tried to play every game as Best as i can and hope i can pull off performances like i did today. Perhaps there is a bit of Bergkamp'>Dennis Bergkamp about the way that you place a how do you feel about that sort of analysis . I place a how do you feel about that sort of analysis . Sort of analysis . I know he is a Leaend Sort of analysis . I know he is a legend of sort of analysis . I know he is a legend of the sort of analysis . I know he is a legend of the Premier Sort of analysis . I know he is a legend of the Premier League | sort of analysis . I know he is a I Legend of the Premier League but sort of analysis . I know he is a legend of the Premier League but i did not really watch him. I think i was too young. Did not really watch him. I think was too young did not really watch him. I think was too young. That makes me feel old i think was too young. That makes me feel old i think clips was too young. That makes me feel old i think clips and was too young. That makes me feel old i think clips and stuff was too young. That makes me feel old i think clips and stuff and was too young. That makes me feel old i think clips and stuff and he i old i think clips and stuff and he is a ureat old i think clips and stuff and he is a great Player Old i think clips and stuff and he is a great player so old i think clips and stuff and he is a great player so thank old i think clips and stuff and he is a great player so thank you. I its liverpool who lead the way. They seized advantage of Man City dropping points to go top of the Premier League after a 2 1 victory over wolves at molineux. And they managed it yet again thanks to Mo Salah with the egyptian scoring the winning goal from the penalty spot. Its now five wins from six but new Manager Arne Slot isnt getting carried away. Manchester city could have stayed at the top with three points but they could only manage a 1 1 draw at newcastle. It was a penalty that cost the champions the win. Anthony gordons strike cancelling outjosko gvardiol� s first half goal. Its now back to back draws in the league for pep guardiolas side. Arsenal Are leveL Points with city after a dramatic game at the emirates. The gunners squandered a 2 0 lead against newly promoted leicester, jamesjustin with both of them including this brilliant finish. But arsenal scored twice in injury time to seal a Li 2 win and keep pace with the leaders. Dwight mcneil scored both everton goals as they came from Behind to Beat Crystal Palace 2 1 a first win of the season for sean Dyches Side and it ends a positive week for the toffees, who look set to welcome new ownership. Elsewhere, fulham Beat-nottingham-forest'>Beat Nottingham Forest and Brentford Drew with west ham. Rangers will look to narrow the gap on Scottish Premiership leaders celtic when they face hiBernian at lunchtime. Their old firm rivals just keep on winning they Beat stjohnstone 6 0 away with Kyogo Furuhashi scoring twice. Theyve now won all six league games this season, alongside aBerdeen, who they lead on goal difference. Englands women will play the first match of the international Wxvi Tournament later against the usa in canada. Head Coachjohn Mitchell has criticised the organisers saying his players dont deserve to play in Front Of Non Crowds with concerns around Ticket Sales for the tournament. And that was the case for scotland and wales as they Began the second Tier Wxv2 Competition in south africa. Scotland, who won it last year, Beat italy 19 0 but there were only a handful of spectators in the 58,000 Capacity Dhl Stadium in cape town. Disappointment for wales, who were Beaten by australia. They had high hopes after Beating the wallaroos for the first time in a warm Up Game last week. But australia racked up six tries on their way to a record 37 5 victory against the welsh. Saracens Beat Sale Sharks 45 26 to claim their second win of the Season And Move top of the premiership. It was a high Scoring Affair with seven tries in total, Elliot Daly going over here for his first try of the match to give them Breathing Space Before his second with the clock In The Red securing the Bonus Point for sarries, who maintain their perfect start to the season. Sam dugdale was sent off at The End for sale, who stay seventh. England internationals george Ford And Marc itoje both left the field with injuries. Elsewhere, there were wins for harlequins and northampton saints. Cardiff came from Behind to Beat scarlets 24 15 in the united rugby championship. They Beat scarlets by 24 15 in llanelli. Scarlets got off to a flying start with two early tries and a penalty. Taine plumtree put them 15 0 up inside 11 minutes. But cardiff took advantage of some unforced errors from the scarlets, coming back with four tries of their own, man of the Ben'>Match Ben thomas with the last of the game. Warrington wolves will face Hull Kr in the Super League play off semifinals after Beating St Helens in a dramatic match on saturday. Wolves thought theyd done enough as Matty Ashton pounced on a Saints Error to put them ahead with 15 minutes to go but Mark Percival kicked Saints Level in the very last second, taking the match to Golden Point Extra Time. There were a few tense few minutes but wolves held their nerve with George Williams kicking them into the semifinals. Its the first time since 2018 theyve won a playoff match. Just six days after winning the Time Trial at the Para Cycling Road world championships in switzerland, Dame Sarah Storey came out on top again. She claimed another World Title by winning the C5 Road Race to add to her time Trial Gold from earlier in the week. She also won two gold medals at the paralympics in paris. Fran brown also claimed her second title of the week in the Ci Road race. Horrendous conditions. Thats all the bought from us for now and we will have more for you later in the morning. Thank you. Well Be back with the headlines at 7 00 but now, its time for the travel show. Im on the portuguese island of madeira. This is why we travel . An Atlantic Isle off the coast of morocco. Do you want to hold it . Yuck its earned the nickname the hawaii of europe and its one of the few places that actually thrived during Covid Travel restrictions. We had the green corridor. We had all the facilities, everything ready. They arrive here and say, oh, my god. Where am i . To portugal im here to meet the people that call this place home. To experience the wonder of its landscapes. Mmm thats nice . And see how tourism is now pushing locals to walk that delicate line Between preserving natural Beauty and boosting economic growth. Now, around The World, there Are many airports named after significant historical figures jfk in new york, for example, or Indira Gandhi Airport in new delhi. Well, here in madeira, theyve got an airport named after an iconic hero, too except this one is very much alive and kicking. For those who dont know who he is, Cristiano Ronaldo is a very good footballer and this is his home city, funchal, which is the islands capital. And im getting the strong impression they really like him here. And itjust so happens that ronaldo is playing tonight for portugal in a major tournament. And im going to meet one of his biggest fans, Bel'>Ana IsaBel, whos here somewhere. Im going to find her. Well have to wind our way through this crowd. Hey Ana Rajan nice to meet you. Oh, lovely to meet you finally wow this is a good place well, yes, we have the Best spot. Now, we support portugal. Come on. Lets do it. Well, listen. 0k. Hey, drinks to portugal. To cristiano. To madeira. Did you know that the british introduced football to portugal . And do you know where they introduced football to portugal . Madeira. Right here excited cries do you think ronaldo helped to increase tourism to madeira, awAreness of madeira . Absolutely. Yeah, he put madeira on the map. Literally. Its penalties, and ronaldo is about to take the first one for portugal. Exactly. He has to score. Forza, ronaldo. Cheering and applause lets just leave the game at that on a high note. This Atlantic Isle has traditionally attracted an older crowd but in recent years, thats Been changing and tourism is very much on the up. And so, im out bright and early to catch up with Bel'>Ana IsaBel again to see more of funchal. Hey, isaBel. Oh, rajan. How Are you . How Are you after Last Night . Er. Are you still alive . Recovering, recovering. Recovering. But its nice to see you. Really . Tell me about. You said to me, you promised me you would show me your funchal. I promised you and here we Are. And here we Are. This is a Beautiful street. I mean, i love these painted doors and everything. Yes. This is santa maria street. This is one of the most Beautiful parts of the city, where funchal was born, and also one of my favourite parts. This was actually a project that happened years ago. They invited local artists to bring a bit more life into the street. Right now, we dont find many people but at night, you dont find a place to sit. Its really, really busy. This is a place that we shAre with visitors. Theres a strong smell in here, isaBel, isnt there . Yes fishy this is our local fish, the famous espada. Espada . Black scabbardfish. Oh, wow this was discovered early days, in m19, and they were terrified Because they used to call it � the monster fish. Ok, look. Ugh aha ugh look at this. Do you want to hold it . Yuck no, here, here. It looks really ugly but it is one of the most delicious fish you can have on the island. Yeah . And i really hope you can youll Be able to try this. This was my firstjob. I was here for 11 years. 11 years, you worked here . Yes. Did you drink any of the wines . Oh, god, yes it was a Beautiful experience. Can i have some of this Beautiful experience . Yes, you will. Absolutely. Lets do it. Wow. Look at this Hang On this is. Five glasses of wine for two people. Yes, well, youre getting the whole set have you seen Tourism Change in madeira over the time that youve Been working here . Well, a lot. I worked also in the Beginning as a tour guide. We have the elderly range of clients coming into five stars but we have also an interest of younger generations coming to madeira. And covid was the perfect situation. We had the green corridor. We had all the facilities, everything ready. There were the families with children. There were the nomads. There were young people that were trying just to go somewhere. And there was one place showing up madeira. They arrive here and say, oh, my god. Where am i . They were, like, amazed. It was like a revelation for them . It was a revelation. And what happened is they start coming back. In fact, the numBer of tourists visiting and staying on the island was on the decline in the years leading up to covid. Now, its up 30 from pre pandemic levels, with no signs of slowing. Well, i have a very big surprise for you now. Were going on a very nice adventure. So, were getting in one of these . Yeah, were getting on this. These guys Are carreiros. Carreiros . Carreiros. They have these amazing boots. These Are very thick leather and they have the rubBer sole, which is the brakes. They Become the brakes . Yeah. 0h, 0k. Hello. How Are you . Very good. Here we go whoa fantastic. Yes this is amazing. I mean, whats the fastest you can go on this . You can go up to 30km H. 30km H . wow this exists for more than 100 years. This starts middle of the 19th century, 1850. People that lived here, the british and locals, they used this as a way to go in town for their business. Amazing what a way to get in town yeah. Is this your Family Business . Did your father do this . Yes, yes. Really . My grandfather. Your grandfather . Yeah. Wow so, they keep it in the family . Its a good exercise every day. Its brilliant Exercise 0h wow. This is the finish line. Fantastic in 2023, madeira took in 656 Million euros in Tourism Revenuejust from overnight stays. Its a massive Income Stream for the islanders, but with that comes other issues. Now, madeira is an island, and you cant come here without checking out the fantastic coastline and the Beautiful atlantic ocean. And luckily, im going to meet somebody, marcio suArez, whos going to take me out for a ride. Marcio comes from a long line of fishermen and, for a time, he was one, too. But in recent years, with more people coming to the island, its Become far more lucrative to take tourists out rather than bring fish in. Look, nice. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Look. Wow crabs. Tell me about some of the things that you have found in the water. So weve just arrived by boat to this faja. Now, a faja is the result of cascading volcanic Rock Or Lava so weve just arrived by boat to this faja. Now, a faja is the result of cascading volcanic Rock Or Lava flow which creates a plateau which is really fertile. And that means you get these groves of amazing subtropical fruit and different species of vegetables, which is fantastic. Early settlers harvested these strips of land, though back then, the only way in or out was by boat. Here at faja dos padres, a lift was eventually built, then a Cable Car, increasing the numBer of customers to sustain a thriving Restaurant Business where the owners serve the produce from the farm. And itjust so happens one of the specialities is the Black Scabbardfish The One from the market. Excuse me, sir. Ah, hi. Scabbardfish with the lime and Mango Sauce. 0h. Thank you so much. Born apetite. Looks great, thank you. So, it looks nothing like what i saw in the market, which is quite nice. Try a bit of the Mango Sauce. Oh, thats really nice. Tender, white, nice fish. Mmm and the Mango Sauce. Is exquisite. Ha just look at this trees of mangoes, which is where my Mango Sauce came from well, i could spend all day here but i have a Cable Car to catch. This island is guardian to the largest Area'>Surviving Area of Laurisilva Forest in The World. Unesco declAred this 20 Million year old woodland a world heritage site, and the locals in madeira Are fiercely protective of it. You wont find many buildings. But what you will see, and hear, Are these. Levadas. Theyre Irrigation Channels that span 3,000km across the Island And Theyve Become somewhat of an unintended tourist attraction. There Are a numBer of different apps that you can use to navigate your way down these levada Walking Paths. And right now, im going to meet miguel gouveia, whose family has spent generations actually building these levadas. But ive got to find him. Its very dark. And ill Be honest, i dont completely trust my own Map Reading skills. Look, light and its a gorgeous day, actually. Here we go. Freedom miguel, right . Yeah. Welcome. Im so relieved to see you. Its so dark in there yeah, but its nice weather here. I can tell. Wow our ancestors had to build levadas to take water from the north to the south for irrigation purposes. How new Are these ones . This one right here was part of a plan done back in the � 505 with the purpose of producing electricity. Ah. And you said yourfamily were involved in that . I am fourth generation. So, levadas is like the blood in our veins. Wow. I can imagine, growing up here as a young child, it must have Been so exciting to wander around and discover stuff. This used to Be like my back yard. Theres a house up there. We used to play football up there and the ball went coming down, all through the laurisilva. Well, that must have made you a Better footballer, Because you didnt want to keep coming down here to pick it up. No. I started to play other sports i was really fortunate to have this growing up. So, now people can experience a little bit of what. And we can see them here, walking right through. Theres a lot of people coming here. Yeah. Whoa its Been quite a steep journey so far. Yeah. Wheres the house, then, that you were staying in . The House Isjust 100m up there. Up there . Yeah. Much like in the seas, theres Been a noticeable increase in rubbish, illegal camps in the Protected Forest and a general disrespect for the environment. Its supposed to Be drinking water. Miguel, Tell Me, what Are some of the worst things that youve seen left Behind in these levadas . That weve seen with this increase in tourism . Weve seen bottles, plastic bottles, a lot of wraps and even glass bottles. Glasses and bottles. So, luckily, there Are groups taking action and trying to keep madeira clean. One of those is a group called clean madeira. They have a very intense social media presence, and this is making a big difference, Because people Are starting to talk more about the need to keep madeira clean. So, raj, we Are in santana. Actually, this is the highest city in madeira. And i wanted to show you this house, typical house. Its an icon in madeira. So, raj, we Are in santana. Actually, this is the highest city in madeira. And i wanted to show you this house, typical house. Its an icon in madeira. Whoa its called house of santana. Beautiful. The thatched roof and everything. Its amazing. Knock at door. Miguel� s friend, jose branco, comes from a long line of bakers. He even grows and grinds his own flour. This is actually known as santana bread. The Sweet Potato is added for extra nutrition. Mmm thats nice. Thats really nice. Mmm. Lovely texture and lovely taste. Really good. Thank you. Mmm. Since weve seen levadas, i would like to show you an alternative. In portuguese, this is called a Camino Real in english, a royal road. The king of portugal commissioned six routes in the 19th century, connecting different parts of the island. They were built, eminently, to Be a safe route to transport goods, goods produced here and all around madeira. Before that, they had to come In And Out by boat. With the advent of actual roads for cars, these Walking Paths Became largely redundant, but miguel has Been on a mission to revive them. I first met the Royal Paths back in 2015. I wanted to escape the City Turmoil and all the work problems. And then we did a second journey around madeira in the winter and then people started noticing that we were doing this and this is a very nice way to know madeira. Miguel started an association, along with some others, and now more than 100 people join their annual walk around the island along Camino Real 23. Our mission was to preserve Camino Real, to value it and to get people to know it. And i think also the fact that i was a mayor in funchal also helped that. You were the mayor of funchal . Yes, i was the mayor of funchal. Right, ok. Yeah, the mayors also walk. Laughter. Why do you think this is a good alternative to walking the levadas . So, this Camino Real was built for mobility, for transporting also goods. So, this is its purpose. The levadas werent for that, were they . No, levadas were made for irrigation and for drinking Water And Power Supply And Energy production. And i suppose, as weve seen, it means that the crowds Are dispersed more. Yeah, sure. The levadas Are now under a lot of stress, tourist stress. And this is a good alternative for people to know madeira in an immersed way. Plus, i guess, its really good for the local economy, too . Yeah, yeah, sure. Because people walking the Camino Real will buy what they need, wherever along the camino. So, they will help secure jobs, leave added value everywhere. So, its a win win. And. What� s not to like when you have these amazing views Behind you . Yeah, sure. If you like the views, i have something in store for you. Really . So, rajan, congratulations, you finished the camino. Its time to celebrate with a toast. Poncha. 0k. I Bet its very healthy. Very healthy products from madeira, with sugar cane, Honey And Orange juice. Beautiful. Saude. Ooh. Ooh Are you sure theres only Honey And Sugar in this . What else is in here . Ah, i said theres sugar cane. Ah. But in the form of rum. Laughter. And i can taste that. Saude now, ive Been told i cant leave this island Before experiencing one of its famous sunrises. That is incredible. And it pretty well sums up most of my time in madeira from the craziness of watching an international match with passionate portuguese Football Fans like isaBel to then Being up in the mountains in the Peace And Serenity of the royal path with miguel. And one thing that i really noticed while the rest of The World stood still during covid, here, it was a trigger for more tourism, and its continued ever since, which leaves this island to make a choice, cos its at a cusp. Does it let things carry on as they Are . Or does it actively promote more unusual experiences which Are just waiting to Be discovered on this island of madeira . Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Rachel Burden and Ben boulos. Our Headlines Today fears of a wider war in the Middle East after Israel Kills hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, one of the most influential figures in the region. He died in an Air Strike in Beirut and as the bombing continues, Nasrallahs Ally iran say his death Will Not Go Unavenged. Mp Rosie Duffield quits the Labour Party over what she says Are sir Keir Starmer� s cruel policies and hypocrisy over his acceptance of gifts. We all had ourfaith in Keir Starmer and a Labour Government and ifeel that voters and activists and mp5 Are Being completely laughed at and completely taken for granted. What a day for chelseas Cole Palmer. He scores all four chelsea goals in their win against brighton and all of them came in the first half. And we look at the issue of accessing a loved Ones Phone after they die. Its a chilly but bright start for many. Weve got cloud, Wind And Rain set to push into the south and the west and given the fact the ground is so saturated at the moment, thats not great news for some. Ill have all the details here on breakfast. Good morning. Its Sunday 29th septemBer. Thank you for Being with us this morning. Fears of a wider war in the Middle East Are growing as iran says the death of the leader of hezbollah Will Not Go Unavenged. The country has declAred five days of mourning for Hassan Nasrallah after he was killed by an israeli Air Strike on the lebanese capital Beirut. Us president Joe Biden says his death is a Measure Ofjustice for his many victims but called again for a ceasefire. Our reporter simonjones has more. Distant explosions the israeli bombardment of lebanon continues by night. Explosions. And by day, but the Big Question is what will israel, hezbollah and the militant groups back in iran do next . The israeli Prime Minister descriBed the killing of Hezbollahs Leader On Friday as a historic turning point, but said his work is not done. Translation the state of israel eliminated the Master Murderer i Hassan Nasrallah. We settled accounts with The One responsible for the murder of countless israelis and many citizens of other countries. Nasrallah was not another terrorist, he was the terrorist. Hassan nasrallah was the Beating-heart'>Beating Heart of hezbollah, Playing A Key role in turning it into a political and military force. It descriBed him as a martyr and vowed to continue its fight against israel. Iran has declAred five days of public mourning, and said the death Will Not Go Unavenged. Its calling for a meeting of the un security council. The cabinet in lebanon met to condemn israel. Translation the government is doing i everything in its power to confront i this destructive, hateful war that israel is waging against us, and we went to the United Nations looking for a solution and we met with The World leaders but the enemy went with the intention of treachery and planning more massacres. Officials in lebanon say almost 800 people have Been killed by israeli strikes since monday. The us has descriBed Nasrallahs Death as a Measure Ofjustice for his many victims, but its calling again for diplomacy. Reporter Mr President , is a Ground Incursion i into lebanon inevitable . I am for a ceasefire. Sirens wail sirens as a rocket is fired into northern israel. On the ground, israeli troops have Been training near the border with lebanon. The un says its deeply concerned at the escalation in the conflict as fears of a wider war grow. Simon jones, Bbc News. In a moment, we can speak to our middle East Correspondent Hugo bachega, who is in Beirut. First, lets speak to Jon Donnison injerusalem. Jon, as we were hearing, Benjamin-netanyahu'>Benjamin Netanyahu has descriBed the death of Hassan Nasrallah as a historic turning point. Is there any sign that israel is going to pause its Military Campaign . No, there isnt. Prime minister Benjamin-netanyahu'>Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue in the statement that he made Last Night and there have Been fresh Air Strikes within lebanon overnight and i think the ball is very much in the court now of hezbollah and perhaps, more importantly, iran. Hezbollah has had much of its leadership decimated but it still has a huge Military Arsenal and much more sophisticated long Range Guided Missiles that could inflict damage all over israel, so i think there is all over israel, so i think there is a question of whether hezbollah is going to use those, is capable of using them at the moment with such a decimated leadership, and then of course what will iran do . They have vowed to seek vengeance for the death of Hassan Nasrallah but will it want to Be directly involved in a confrontation with israel, something it has kind of resisted doing over the past year . Iran gets involved, things Are obviously going to get much more complicated here. Israel has made the calculation so far, i think, that iran does not want a direct confrontation with israel but i think the killing of Hassan Nasrallah Will Push that theory very much to the test. Nasrallah Will Push that theory very much to the test. Thank you so much, Jon Donnison Israels Bombardment of the lebanese capital has Been ongoing. You can see the Areas theyve hit over the last week. Officials in lebanon say around 800 people have Been killed since monday. And it was one of those attacks, highlighted here, in which Hassan Nasrallah was killed. Our middle East Correspondent Hugo bachega is in Beirut this morning. Hugo, weve heard talk of retaliation from the leader of iran. Are there any other signs that there may Be a wider war in the region . Morning. Yesterday, the houthis in yemen fired another missile at israel and this was intercepted by the israeli military but this has Been the fear here for almost a year that more of these iranian backed groups across the region, but only hezbollah in lebanon but the houthis in yemen, militias in Iraq And Syria could join the fight against israel. There have not Been signed yet of a more co ordinated campaign against israel but those fears remain and again there Are no signs the israeli military. His campaign against hezbollah after the killing of Hassan Nasrallah. Those is rArely Air Strikes continued overnight with the israeli military saying dozens of locations used by hezbollah were hit, including Rocket Launchers and weapons, storage facilities, an industrial Area here in Beirut near the airport was also hit Last Night although authorities say the airport has continued to operate normally. There is obviously the impact on the population, hundreds of people killed, Tens Of Thousands displaced Because of the conflict and yesterday, the lebanese Prime Minister gave a warning. He said his country was facing a very dangerous situation. For country was facing a very dangerous situation. , ,. , , situation. For the moment, thank you so much, situation. For the moment, thank you so much. Hugo situation. For the moment, thank you so much. Hugo big situation. For the moment, thank you so much, hugo. Big developments i so much, hugo. Big developments internationally and significant developments back home politically as well. The start of the conservative Party Conference Today but in fact there is news from the Labour Party. Mp Rosie Duffield has resigned from the Labour Party Because of what she called sir Keir Starmer� s cruel policies and hypocrisy over his acceptance of gifts. Our political correspondent Damian Grammaticas reports. Rosie duffield was elected to parliament in 2017 the first woman and the first Labour Mp to represent canterbury at westminster. Her Resignation Letter is deeply, personally critical of sir Keir Starmer. She attacks him over his leadership, saying he has over his policies, like the cut to Winter Fuel Support and his acceptance of gifts, which she calls she spoke on sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg on the bbc. We all had our faith in Keir Starmer, in a Labour Government, and ifeel that voters and activists and mp5 Are Being completely laughed at and completely taken for granted. Ms duffield has Been critical Before of both Sir Keir and Jeremy Corbyn as labour leader. Her complaint was they did not publicly support her when her campaigning for womens rights or against Anti Semitism left her Facing Abuse and threats some from within Labour Ranks. Cheering and applause but what is damaging now, coming as the conservatives gather for their party conference, is that her criticisms Are so personally and publicly directed at the Prime Minister and Are already Being seized on. Shes made her point very clear, hasnt she . Which is that the Labour Party and Keir Starmer� s government is not about service, its not about delivering for the british people, its about self service. Downing street had Been hoping to move Beyond the focus on gifts and tensions within Labour Ranks but this very public resignation has brought those back into the spotlight. Damian grammaticas, Bbc News. You can hear the whole interview with Rosie Duffield on sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg, here on Bbc One at 9am. Joining us now is our chief political correspondent henry zeffman. Henry, whats the reaction Been so far to this resignation . Any official reaction . Not yet but we will hear any official reaction . Not yet but we will hear pat any official reaction . Not yet but we will hear pat mcfadden, i any official reaction . Not yet but we will hear pat mcfadden, a i any official reaction . Not yet but i we will hear pat mcfadden, a senior Cabinet Minister, speaking later this morning to Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg and i suspect that is where we will hear the government and Labour Partys first take on this but i think im The One hand this is shocking and on The One hand this is shocking and on the other not really at all. Rosie duffield has visibly Been intention with the Labour Party for some time now, principally on that issue as you Are hearing of womens rights and transgender rights in tension. You got a measure of how divided the Labour Party has Been on this when one of herformer Labour Party has Been on this when one of her former Colleagues Nadia Whittome, Labour Mp, responded to her Resignation Yesterday by saying she should have Been stripped of her Labour Party memBership. She shouldnt have had the opportunity to resign. On the other hand, this is very surprising as i cannot think of an an mp, quitting a party either to Be an independent, as Rosie Duffield now is, or tojoin another party so soon after a general election than three months than she won the general election in canterbury under a labour banner. I expect there will Be some calls as a result of that for her to stand down and fired her seat in a By Election. Fight. I dont think she will do that so i think it would mean she will Be there as an independent for upward of four years, setting out her own views now as an independent mp. , , ~ her own views now as an independent mp. ,. , ~ ,. , the Conservative Partys annual conference starts today in birmingham. The event is a chance for the partys four Leadership Candidates to make an impression, with each of them due to give a speech on wednesday. Our political Correspondent Hannah millerjoins us from birmingham now. Talk us through the next few days and how this will play out. This talk us through the next few days and how this will play out. And how this will play out. This is auoin to and how this will play out. This is going to Be and how this will play out. This is going to Be a and how this will play out. This is going to Be a highly and how this will play out. This is going to Be a highly unusual going to Be a highly unusual conference. The Conservative Party will have to work out what to do after a pretty disastrous election result. They say they want to review and rebuild. Four Leadership Candidates arrived here yesterday, their arrivals co ordinated by the Conservative Party for the cameras. We had roBertjenrick, the front at the moment among mps, he has said he wants to focus on winning back voters in the north and the midlands. Two, a close second with mp5, widely regarded as the favourite among Conservative Party memBers who will make the final decision on writing this morning about immigration and integration Kemi Badenoch, a close second. James cleverly, former Home Secretary, wanting to focus on the speed of the turnaround and saying he wants to do well as early as next may in the local elections and Tom Tugendhat, widely regarded as the most centrist of those candidates, has claimed his party lost the last election Because of a lack of vision and leadership. All four of them will make speeches, there will Be 0 a sessions and im sure there will Be conversations Behind closed doors as well and we dont actually get the result of this Leadership Election until early novemBer. ~ this Leadership Election until early novemBer. , , this Leadership Election until early novemBer. ,. In other news, king Charles Ii has reflected on his mothers final days in scotland, saying it is a uniquely special place for the royal family. The late queens love for Balmoral Castle in Royal Deeside was well known. She spent many summers there as a small child and in later life with prince philip. More than 100 people have died in nepal after intense Rainfall Lead to flooding and landslides, according to officials there. Large swathes of eastern and Central Nepal have Been inundated since friday with Flash Floods causing extensive damage to the countrys highways. Austria is voting in a general Election Today, which the far right Freedom Party could win for the first time. It is narrowly ahead of the ruling conservatives in the Opinion Polls, with the opposition Social Democrats in third. Legal experts have told the bbc that the state of qatar either missed or dismissed allegations surrounding Mohamed Al fayed when it purchased harrods in 2010. Various claims, including a Police Investigation into the alleged assault of a 15 year old girl, were in the Public Domain at the time, raising questions about the Due Diligence process. Heres our business correspondent, marc ashdown. When the Qatar Investment Authority bought harrods for £1. 5 billion, it shouldve Been the jewel in its crown. But the 200 year old Department Store is now having to deal with allegations concerning the Behaviour of its former owner, Mohamed Al fayed. Legal experts have told the bbc there Are questions about how the oia carried out its Due Diligence, given that a numBer of allegations were already in the Public Domain including an investigation into the alleged assault of a 15 year old girl in a harrods boardroom. Beth hale, a partner at cm murray, said it would Be sensible to ask detailed questions about the numBer of claims and numBer of complaints, informal or formal, even if not upheld. Catriona watt, partner at fox partners, added that given the allegations were not a secret, it was probably a calculated risk to close the deal anyway. She added neither the qia, Credit Suisse which represented the fund in the deal nor harrods have responded to multiple requests for comment regarding the process. Harrods has said it is utterly appalled by the allegations about Mohamed Al fayed and that his victims had Been failed. Marc ashdown, Bbc News. Spacex has launched its mission to bring back two astronauts who have Been stranded on the international space station sincejune. Sunita williams and Barry Wilmore took off on what was originally intended to Be an eight Day Mission to the station, but it will now Be eight months Before they can return to earth. After their Boeing Starliner developed a fault. The pair Are expected to finally touch back down on earth in february. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. It looks like a pretty grey scene Behind you . Yes, a sign of what is to come, rachel. Good morning to you both. A bit on the chilly side, butjust to sum up the week, we have some pretty wet and windy weather to come, especially for england and wales over the next couple of days. Staying on the Cool Side as well. But things will brighten up from midweek onwards, but we will see the return of some Light Frost and a bit of mist and fog. The wet and windy weather i mentioned is coming courtesy of this developing Area of low pressure pushing towards us right now. A ridge of high pressure of the most of the country to start the day, so for many, dry and bright start. Some Hazy Sunshine around and a fair bit of cloud. Patchy rain across parts of Orkney And Shetland which will gradually clear. The cloud already thickening up, the breeze strengthening towards wales, the southwest and Northern Ireland. Gales around the coast quite readily later this morning, and outbreaks of rain developing only slowly through the morning and into the afternoon. Fairly hit and miss to Begin with but then it will persist to the southwest later. To the North And East, many will stay drive through daylight hours, a strengthening Breeze But Nothing untoward. After a chilly start with the cloud around it is not going to warm up particularly quickly. 13 15 the afternoon highs. Focusing on The Rain for the evening, if you Are on the move Northern Ireland, wales and the move Northern Ireland, wales and the southwest, The Rain will turn heavier and more persistent, especially for south wales and more persistent, especially for south wales in southwest england. The rain also developing through Southern England, the midlands, and that Area of heaviest rain were pushing towards the midlands and across the south through tonight. When strengthening through the English Channel as well. Around the coast of Southern England and wales we could see gusts of 50 or 60 miles an hour. That doesnt mean tonight will Be as chilly as Last Night, certainly much milder in the south where we have that persistent rain. This Area of low pressure responsible, notice how this just slows down as it tracks across the country On Monday, wrapped around it is the Weather Front which, through monday, Will Push into East Anglia, parts of Northern England, the North Midlands and north wales. This is where well see heaviest and most persistent rain, across the North Midlands, and yorkshire, they could see the highest Rainfall Totals. Wetter weather across the west of scotland, northern Ireland And Other Parts of wales, may Be turning a bit right and milder towards the south, staying dry in the northeast of scotland. That Area of low pressure hangs around us we go through into tuesday, eventually easing away by wednesday, but that does mean that on tuesday we still have the potential for more rain across eastern Areas coming back in. Strong and cold winds along eastern coasts. A bit drier and brighter towards the north and the west. Eventually it is that drier, brighter and cooler weather which will wind through as weather which will wind through as we go into The End of the week. Wednesday, thursday and friday, for many, looking drier and brighter with some sunshine, Night Frost and frog. Fog. Given the fact the ground Are so saturated and river levels Are so high, we need to keep an eye on the forecast Because rain could tip the balance into some further flooding. Could tip the balance into some furtherflooding. Back could tip the balance into some further flooding. Back to you both. Lets return to our main story this morning, which is the rising tensions in the Middle East. As weve Been hearing, israels Prime Minister Benjamin-netanyahu'>Benjamin Netanyahu says it settled The Score when the leader of hezbollah was killed in an Air Strike on Beirut On Friday. Iran has vowed to retaliate, leading to fears of a wider war in the Middle East. Lets speak now to jane kinninmont, who is a Middle East analyst. Jane, good to have you with us. Firstly, your overview, your take on the developments in the last 2a or 36 hours with this killing of Hezbollahs Leader, her Sons Roller . Hassan nasrallah. This Hassan Nasrallah. This assassination Hassan Nasrallah. This assassination of Hassan Nasrallah. This assassination of Hassan I Hassan Nasrallah. in 3 assassination of Hassan Nasrallah is an exceptionally significant event for the long Running Conflict Between israel and hezbollah, and also for iran. And there Are questions now Being raised about the future of hezbollah, but it is also quite early to tell, this has Been a long Running Conflict, the previous leader of hezbollah was also assassinated by israel in this conflict, so it is quite early to say how much of a victory this might represent for israel at this stage. With your help, i would like to unpack some of the reaction and comments that have Been made, to help our viewers kind of understand the meaning Behind them. Firstly, israel saying this is historic turning point. What does israel mean by that . Turning point. What does israel mean b that . ,. , turning point. What does israel mean b that . , turning point. What does israel mean b that . ,. , by that . Nasrallah has Been a very siunificant by that . Nasrallah has Been a very significant leader by that . Nasrallah has Been a very significant leader and by that . Nasrallah has Been a very significant leader and a by that . Nasrallah has Been a very significant leader and a very i significant leader and a very significant leader and a very significant playerfor significant leader and a very significant player for both hezbollah itself but also the wider sector of groups that, together with iran, call themselves the resistance to israel. Now, israel has assassinated not only nasrallah, but also most of the top layer of hezbollahs military command, and they will Be hoping that this severely degrades the group, and that it severely degrades the group, and thatitis severely degrades the group, and that it is a turning point, but as you always find with these larger movements, there is also the chance that they will Be able to bounce back and recruit again, there have Been hundreds of civilians killed in the past few days, lebanon could increasingly Be heading towards a failed state, so it is also quite likely there will Be a new generation of people that Are very anti israel in lebanon. So inaudible timescales, the us is hoping that there might Be an opportunity for israel to reach some kind of deal with hezbollah now that it is in a weakened state, but at the moment this seems may Be a bit too hopeful. We the moment this seems may Be a bit too hopeful too hopeful. We have a slight issue on the mind too hopeful. We have a slight issue on the mind but too hopeful. We have a slight issue on the mind but we too hopeful. We have a slight issue on the mind but we will too hopeful. We have a slight issue on the mind but we will persist i too hopeful. We have a slight issue| on the mind but we will persist with one more question if that is ok, jane. Just try to make sense of this response from the iranian leader, saying that the death of nasrallah will not go on avenged. That suggests some sort of retaliation. What do you think irans next move will Be . ,. , what do you think irans next move will Be . , ,. , will Be . This is really the million dollar question. Will Be . This is really the million dollar question. Iran will Be . This is really the million dollar question. Iran is will Be . This is really the million dollar question. Iran is not i will Be . This is really the million dollar question. Iran is not in i will Be . This is really the million dollar question. Iran is not in a l dollar question. Iran is not in a good position to retaliate in a major way, good position to retaliate in a majorway, but good position to retaliate in a major way, but it will feel that if it does nothing, it will look extremely weak and will even risk a possible attack by israel at some stage on iran. At the same time, if it retaliates it could also risk an attack by israel on iran or even draw in the united states. So it will probably Be quite limited in how it responds, and tried to push other groups that they support, like the Hootie Movement in yemen and various iraqi militias, to do the bulk of the response to israel and to Fire Is missiles towards it, which is an increased risk as well of attacks on american troops in the region, particularly in iraq and in syria, as the us is so close to israel but iran impact forces might well go after american soldiers. Iranian backed. Well go after american soldiers. Iranianbacked. Well go after american soldiers. Iranianbacked. Thank you very much indeed. Iranianbacked. Thank you very much indeed and iranianbacked. Thank you very much indeed. And apologies iranianbacked. Thank you very much indeed. And apologies about iranianbacked. Thank you very much indeed. And apologies about the i indeed. And apologies about the slight twitching on the line. Coming up in a few minutes time, were going to Be talking about accessing your loved Ones Phone after they have died, and if you have never previously thought things like your digital legacy and how the people close to you in your Life And Access those kinds of accounts, it is definitely a conversation with listening to. That is coming up after half past seven. Moving out of your Childhood Home should Be an exciting time in a young persons life, but for many young people leaving cAre, there can Be huge barriers when it comes to housing, education and even employment. Hundreds of cAre leavers gathered in liverpool this week to shAre their stories and encourage people to grant them more opportunities. Our reporter Claire Hamilton has more. The iconic setting of st. Georges hall, a city came together. And business leaders, to find out how they can support the 18 25 Year Olds leaving cAre in liverpool. Yearolds leaving cAre in liverpool yearolds leaving cAre in liverool. , ,. , liverpool. Everyone can help particularly liverpool. Everyone can help particularly the liverpool. Everyone can help particularly the start liverpool. Everyone can help particularly the start of i liverpool. Everyone can help particularly the start of the l liverpool. Everyone can help i particularly the start of the good life and get through that difficult transition that we all had during childhood and adulthood, and there is a role for all of us in doing that. All sorts of things we can do to replace the bad experiences that many of these young people have hard. But the good experiences that we would expect to give our own children. , we would expect to give our own children. ,. , , , children. Onstage to welcome the hundreds of children. Onstage to welcome the hundreds of guests, children. Onstage to welcome the hundreds of guests, this children. Onstage to welcome the hundreds of guests, this is hundreds of guests, this is molly anne, Account Leader who has just started her degree. Liveable central library was a place of quiet escape for her when she studied her gcses. � escape for her when she studied her gcses. �. ,. ,. , escape for her when she studied her gcses. �. , ,. , , gcses. Being a Cow Leave is not an hinu gcses. Being a Cow Leave is not anything to gcses. Being a Cow Leave is not anything to Be gcses. Being a Cow Leave is not anything to Be embarrassed i gcses. Being a Cow Leave is not i anything to Be embarrassed about, if anything to Be embarrassed about, if anything into something to shout from the rooftops, Because we have had more challenges than your average young person, we have faced more difficulties than your average young person. Keir more difficulties than your average young person more difficulties than your average ounu erson. ,. , young person. Keir starmer mentioned kell was in young person. Keir starmer mentioned kelly was in his young person. Keir starmer mentioned kelly was in his speech young person. Keir starmer mentioned kelly was in his speech in young person. Keir starmer mentioned kelly was in his speech in Liverpool Kelly was in his speech in liverpool this week. What did you make of what he had to say . CAre leaders in his speech. He had to say . CAre leaders in his speech he had to say . CAre leaders in his seech. , , ,. , his speech. Just by mentioning that it makes people his speech. Just by mentioning that it makes people more his speech. Just by mentioning that it makes people more awAre, i his speech. Just by mentioning that it makes people more awAre, it i his speech. Just by mentioning that i it makes people more awAre, it makes people think, ive never thought about it Before, let me go and have about it Before, let me go and have a little look, a little google, and then hopefully when i do have a google i will pop up and i will Be able to educate people on the matter. So there is a lot more challenges when you dont live with mom and dad, when you dont have that system around you come you dont have somebody to go home and tell about your day, it can Be simple things, good and bad. When you come home from a really tough day and you sit in your room on your own, and you make your own dinner, you make your own tea, you feel lonely, and that is a challenge in itself, feeling lonely, one when your child and two when youve got no Mum Or Dad to try to commit a laugh with, tojust no Mum Or Dad to try to commit a laugh with, to just go and give a hug. At The End of the day, we need to build a community who understand us and who dontjudge, Because with the community you can go very far, and you cant do it on your own. Sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg is here on Bbc One at 9 00. Laura, whats on todays show . It is the start of the Conservative Party conference, and also an exclusive with Rosie Duffield . Yeah, reall bus exclusive with Rosie Duffield . Yeah, really busy weekend exclusive with Rosie Duffield . Yeah, really busy weekend for exclusive with Rosie Duffield . Yeah, really busy weekend for news, i exclusive with Rosie Duffield . Yeah, really busy weekend for news, isntl really busy weekend for news, isnt it . Good morning to both of you, good morning everybody. We will Be talking about that situation in the Middle East and we will Be speaking to a young british woman who is stuck in lebanon on trying to get out here, weather or not she wants the government to help her leave. A very senior Cabinet Minister will Be joining us, two of the tory rivals, roBertjan joining us, two of the tory rivals, Bert-jan'>RoBert Jan reckoned joining us, two of the tory rivals, roBertjan reckoned Kemi Badenoch, they Are seen as the two frontrunners for the job, as they get together here in birmingham. That is the reason we Are here this morning. Also, as you say, there was an explosive resignation from the Labour Party Last Night. Rosie duffield, the mp for canterbury who until yesterday late was a memBer of the Labour Party and a Labour Mp, she has resigned dramatically accusing Keir Starmer� s party of Being more about Greed And Power than making a difference. I spoke to her late Last Night and you will hear what she has to say about but in our interview this morning. All that sounds like rather a lot, so dont miss it here at nine oclock. Thank you, laura. The time is now 7 28am. A non League Footballer who effectively died after suffering a cardiac arrest in his sleep is urging fans to learn cpr. Adam dodd plays for Ber-bridge'>BamBer Bridge near preston, and was saved Because his partner was able to perform the procedure. Our reporter Phil Cunliffe has Been to find out more. Adam dodd is just Adam Dodd isjust grateful to Be here, never mind pulling on his football boots for Ber-bridge'>BamBer Bridge today. Two years ago he went to Bed only to wake up four days later in intensive cAre at blackpool victoria hospital. Intensive cAre at blackpool victoria hosital. , intensive cAre at blackpool victoria hosital. ,. ,. , hospital. You Are unconscious, you Are dead. Hospital. You Are unconscious, you Are dead. You hospital. You Are unconscious, you Are dead, you Are hospital. You Are unconscious, you Are dead, you Are clinically hospital. You Are unconscious, you Are dead, you Are clinically dead i Are dead, you Are clinically dead and it is your last gust of air, pretty much. Luckily, my wife woke up pretty much. Luckily, my wife woke up and she yanked me off the Bed and started doing cpr for 16 minutes until the paramedics arrived. Bdam until the paramedics arrived. Adam had a defibrillator until the paramedics arrived. Adam had a defibrillator fitted until the paramedics arrived. Adam had a defibrillator fitted under his had a defibrillatorfitted under his skin which kicks in if any abnormal heart rhythms Are detected. Miraculously, just one year later, he was playing for Fc United at manchester of The World famous san Siro Stadium at malan. Manchester of The Worldfamous san Siro Stadium at malan. Siro stadium at malan. Situation i was in, Siro Stadium at malan. Situation i was in. Many Siro Stadium at malan. Situation i was in. Many if Siro Stadium at malan. Situation i was in, many if anybody Siro Stadium at malan. Situation i was in, many if anybody comes i Siro Stadium at malan. Situation i l was in, many if anybody comes out Siro Stadium at malan. Situation i i was in, many if anybody comes out of it alive milan. To Be returning back to football seven months later and to Be playing at san siro the following summer was just phenomenal, really. Following summer was ust henomenal, reall. . � ,. , phenomenal, really. Adams wife kat had learned phenomenal, really. Adams wife kat had learned the phenomenal, really. Adams wife kat had learned the emergency phenomenal, really. Adams wife kat | had learned the Emergency Procedure through herjob as a primary school teacher. The couple have now teamed up teacher. The couple have now teamed up with the british Heart Foundation to encourage others to learn cpr. You never really expect to Be in that position and i dont think it is taught enough. It should Be taught in schools every 3 six months, personally. You never think you Are going to Be in a position to see somebody going into cardiac arrest and even if you did, would you Be confident enough to step up and go into action . Phil cunliffe, Bbc News. Amazing story. OctoBer is nearly upon us, and that means lots of businesses Are gearing up to Host Pumpkin picking events. You have probably seen signs out all around you. Its as popular as picking strawBerries in the summer. Noahs Ark Zoo Farm in North Somerset has grown a Bumper Crop this year, and the staff there say its all thanks to one secret ingredient. It may take you by surprise why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all felt why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all felt a why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all felt a bit why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all felt a bit of why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all felt a bit of a why Are they so heavy . It is tough. We have all felt a bit of a swell, i we have all felt a bit of a swell, we feel we have all felt a bit of a swell, we feel like it has Been a workout so we we feel like it has Been a workout so we will we feel like it has Been a workout so we will have a cup of tea and a biscuit so we will have a cup of tea and a biscuit afterwards. Biscuit afterwards. Thousands of um Kins Biscuit afterwards. Thousands of pumpkins grown biscuit afterwards. Thousands of pumpkins grown from biscuit afterwards. Thousands of pumpkins grown from seed i biscuit afterwards. Thousands of pumpkins grown from seed now| biscuit afterwards. Thousands of i pumpkins grown from seed now Being picked by hand Before Being sold to visitors. Im sure those of you growing pumpkins at home have made a trip to your local Garden Centre to get some compost or mayBe some Cow Manure but here at noah zaka, they have a secret ingredient a massive pile of elephant dung. The have a secret ingredient a massive pile of elephant dung. Pile of elephant dung. The Elephant Onl Diaests Pile of elephant dung. The Elephant Only digests about pile of elephant dung. The Elephant Only digests about 3096 pile of elephant dung. The Elephant Only digests about 3096 of pile of elephant dung. The Elephant Only digests about 3096 of what i pile of elephant dung. The elephant| only digests about 3096 of what they only digests about 30 of what they eat so there is an awful lot of organic matter that comes through so when you have the pumpkins on it they germinate and produce fantastic pumpkins so we thought actually it is clearly a fantastic medium. Essen is clearly a fantastic medium. Even the big losses is clearly a fantastic medium. Even the big losses getting is clearly a fantastic medium. Even the big losses getting his hands dirty. When your keepers came to you and said do you know those pumpkins we feed the elephants . Do you know they Are doing well in the dung . What did you think . I they Are doing well in the dung . What did you think . They Are doing well in the dung . What did you think . I laughed and went to have what did you think . I laughed and went to have a what did you think . I laughed and went to have a look what did you think . I laughed and went to have a look and what did you think . I laughed and went to have a look and i what did you think . I laughed and l went to have a look and i rememBer walking over the Dung Heap and found these amazing orange glowing pumpkins, some squash as well. Like everybody, we Are having to find ways to bring in income into the zoo and to do this, we Are selling the pumpkins and people love buying them, decorative ones or carving ones, so it is a great way that we can kind of keep the charity flourishing. Can kind of keep the charity flourishinu. ,. , , flourishing. Keeping an eye over their pumpkin flourishing. Keeping an eye over their pumpkin patch, flourishing. Keeping an eye over their pumpkin patch, leaving i flourishing. Keeping an eye over their pumpkin patch, leaving all| flourishing. Keeping an eye over. Their pumpkin patch, leaving all the hard work to these guys. Ross pollard, Bbc News. Great stuff and i did not realise i was sitting next to a pumpkin expert. You were naming every single pumpkin. We saw crown prince, the green bumpy one is warty goblin, this is when i was on a Pumpkin Farm last autumn and Became Pumpkin Or Squash . Well, they did not fAre brilliantly. We Are trying to grow our own minds and our back garden this season and currently there Are about this size, and orange, so clearly i need to get my hands on some elephant dung. It does anyone have any spAre . Were on bbc two and the Bbc News channel until nine oclock this morning. Still to Come On breakfast the new higher Energy Price cap comes into force next week. Well speak to an expert from uswitch to get some advice on dealing with debt and how to find a cheaper deal. Thats at 8 15. Do you grind your teeth . Research shows that one in three people do. Well speak to a dentist about managing the condition, using massage. Thats at 8 30. And well catch up with Emma Webb on day two of her latest challenge. Shes pulling a Life Size Resin horse 140 miles from newport to birmingham to raise awAreness of suicide prevention. Her Daughter Brodie took her own life in 2020. Thats at 8 50. Do stay with us. Hello, youre watching breakfast with Rachel Burden and Ben boulos. Its probably something few of us have ever thought about . How do you access the contents of a loved Ones Phone if they die . But when Martyn Hall from anglesey lost his Wife Lynne unexpectedly earlier this month, he desperately wanted to use some of their wedding photos, which were on her phone, as part of her Funeral Service. Hes Been ubable to access them Because he doesn t know the password, and cant have the phone unlocked Because of apples strict privacy rules. Our reporter, matthew richards, has the story. Lynn hall died suddenly from a Brain Haemorrhage three weeks ago. Her husband, martin, has a few precious photos from their six year marriage, but wants to use more, which Are on her phone during her Funeral Service next month. He also wants to contact her friends to inform them of her death. Yeah, so as you can see, its now just totally locked. Iphone unavailable. Lynn used a passcode or facial identification to unlock her phone, and Martin Hasnt Been able to access her data. I tried obvious ones dates of birth, Marriage Date and things like that, but i knew lynn was conscious. You always get told, dont make it obvious. Dont make it an obvious code. None of it worked, so that wasnt going to Be accessible that way. So then it was, i thought, the only thing i can do is contact apple support. I contacted apple support, butjust got no help from them whatsoever. Apple says. But martin says hes Been left frustrated in his efforts to deal with the company. In terms of apple and the data on the phone, its just a brick wall. They just say no. Social media firms recommend nominating a legacy contact, but this needs to Be done by the registered customer during their lifetime. Legal experts say theres no automatic right to someones data after their death, and it can Be an important protection. Unfortunately, were seeing this more and more regularly as solicitors working in the wills and probate Area. The problem is that people make provision for their wills and they make provision for their tangible assets, but they dont think about their digital assets. Martin knows he may not Be able to access the information he needs in time for lynns funeral, but says he wants to raise awAreness of the challenges others could face if they dont clarify their wishes Before its too late. Matthew richards reporting there. We re nowjoined by Tech Expert Fevzi turkalp. I think ithinka i think a lot of people will Be surprised at how difficult it is to access a Loved One s device if you dont have the password. Poor martin, how frustrating for him. It is not necessarily guarantee that he will Be able to get into it, is it . No, it is farfrom guaranteed. There is some Case Law on this. In 19 a woman from london won a three Year Battle against micro apple to get pictures of her daughter growing up and so forth and it took three years. Apple Are unlikely to just roll over Because they do god privacy, even after death. God. And in some cases people might not want everything on their phone to Be divulged so it is important for people to say what they want, to make a list of all the accounts they own, the devices they own, the digital assets that Are on them. If they want them to Be accessed then back them up locally, so you take control away from the terms and conditions of these companies which, by the way will vary. Even facebook has different terms than instagram, even though they Are owned by the same company. They all work on a very different basis. The law in this country, that is no rule that if someone dies without a will there assets Are divided according to assets Are divided according to assets laid down in law, there is nothing equivalent for digital assets. So there Are problems. You can register a Legacy Content delete macro contact, and also in your veil you can give it a go. And dont forget the lasting power of attorney, if the person were not to pass away but were to lose their mental faculties, pass away but were to lose their mentalfaculties, again, a Loved One may want to access certain pictures which would Be even more important if that person has dementia. So you can put in lasting power of attorney or you can put it in a will. You can say who you want to deal with this matter. But for someone in martin s position now, he has to think about a solicitor if he really wants to challenge it. A solicitor if he really wants to challenge it. From what you Are Sa Inc challenge it. From what you Are saying there challenge it. From what you Are saying there Are challenge it. From what you Are saying there Are lots challenge it. From what you Are saying there Are lots of challenge it. From what you Are saying there Are lots of ways i challenge it. From what you Are saying there Are lots of ways of| saying there Are lots of ways of avoiding falling into this situation that martin finds himself in so why do you think more people dont take the opportunity to avoid having this hassle and this heartache that can result from it . I hassle and this heartache that can result from it . Result from it . I guess a lot of us think we Are result from it . I guess a lot of us think we Are immortal result from it . I guess a lot of us think we Are immortal and i result from it . I guess a lot of us think we Are immortal and we i result from it . I guess a lot of us i think we Are immortal and we dont like to think about our demise. And sometimes these may not Be easy things to think about Because there is a lot of this stuff out there and you need to think about what you want done with it. Some accounts you may want deleted. There may Be dating websites, all sorts of things that people have, that would either not Be relevant or might Be embarrassing so people have to give it some thought. I Believe we just dont like thinking about it. I think that is probably true. Is there a one Stop Shop Service where you can manage all these things so that it you can manage all these things so thatitis you can manage all these things so that it is easy then to pass over to someone else in the event of your death . It someone else in the event of your death . ,. , ,. ,. , death . It is very hard to have a Guarantee Death . It is very hard to have a guarantee Because death . It is very hard to have a guarantee Because what death . It is very hard to have a guarantee Because what you i death . It is very hard to have a i guarantee Because what you have got is your wishes and English Law butting up against the terms and conditions of usually american companies, and those two things can often Be in conflict. But as i mentioned, what you can and should do is a will and in your will list your digital assets and what you want done with them and if you want a different executor to deal with those than the physical assets. And the lasting power of attorney. That is the central statement of what you want to happen, and it is quite powerful either in persuading a Tech Company to release access to the data, or to persuade a court to provide a court order. A lot of these companies, when faced with a court order, will they want to cover themselves and not later Be sued by another party. It is themselves and not later Be sued by another party another party. It is worth also Sa Inc another party. It is worth also saying that another party. It is worth also saying that both another party. It is worth also saying that both apple another party. It is worth also saying that both apple and i another party. It is worth also i saying that both Apple And Google have facilities within their devices where you can nominate a legacy contact, something they call an inactive account manager, so someone could potentially get access to these devices. Could potentially get access to these devices. Yes. I think the oint these devices. Yes. I think the point there these devices. Yes. I think the point there is these devices. Yes. I think the point there is that these devices. Yes. I think the point there is that is these devices. Yes. I think the point there is that is right, these devices. Yes. I think the L Point there is that is right, there Are legacy contacts in apple and others in google, but its worth noting that it is a good idea, but first of all you have to do it for all the accounts. There is no single point that will cover everything, although a lot of people have their services Between Apple And Google. Even then, what that allows a Loved One to do after the death of, say, a spouse is different. In some cases it allows the data to Be shAred and in other cases it allows control of the account. So some social media companies, for example, when murray lies an account so they will leave up, say, the Facebook Account but make it clear that that person has passed on. It starts with a list of the accounts that you own a list of the accounts that you own a list of the devices that you own, and a list of the digital assets that you want to either preserve, or have deleted. 0k. It is Life Admin that we all avoid doing, but it is worthwhile, if only to save the hassle of Loved Ones when you do die. Thank you. Really useful conversation. Time now for some sport. Every so often one player shines brighter than all the other. Absolutely, and that is Cole Palmer who had stolen the headlines from the weekend. A superb performance from him, physically for chelsea. Four goals in the first half, a wonderful performance from him. So good for england. One of my favourite players at the moment. Once again it was the Cole Palmer Show at Stamford Bridge as Beat-brighton'>Chelsea Beat Brighton 4 2. The England Midfielder Became the first player to score four goals in the first half of a Premier League game. Enzo mAresca has had a good to start to life as Chelsea Boss, theyre fourth in the table after six games, and the manager was full of praise for palmer after the match. Scored four, could have i scored two or three more. So its good that he continued to Be hungry, ambitious and i know call. From many years ago. I had him already one entire season with under 23 at city and then with the first team. The Best thing he has is that i in the way he is today as a boy, he was exactly in that way three or four years ago. So goals, assists, Best player of the Premier League. This doesnt change the way he is. Its a simple guy. Its a humble guy. And this is for him. And this is for me is the most important thing. There Are two more matches today. Ipswich Host Aston Villa at 2pm, then its manchester united V Tottenham at old trafford. Both have had mixed start to the season. Speculation has increased again following a somewhat underwhelming i i again following a somewhat underwhelming 1 1 draw. We will Be judged and that is normah we will Be judged and that is normal. For every Game Everyone is expected normal. For every Game Everyone is expected united to win. We know that expected united to win. We know that it expected united to win. We know that it is expected united to win. We know that. It is not a secret for anyone. When that. It is not a secret for anyone. When you that. It is not a secret for anyone. When you Are in this club, you have to deal when you Are in this club, you have to deal with when you Are in this club, you have to deal with this spectre, and we do. I think erics in a real toughjob. Hes done really well. You know, he keeps mentioning hes won two trophies and he has, you know. So i dont think thats insignificant. Everyone keeps telling me thats all i have to do. But obviously its not all you have to do, you know . Because when you do that, then theres more. Theres always more. So i think hes done a greatjob. Like i said, a difficultjob. Rangers will look to narrow the gap on Scottish Premiership leaders celtic when they face hiBernian at lunchtime. Their old firm rivals just keep on winning they Beat stjohnstone 6 0 away with Kyogo Furuhashi scoring twice. Theyve now won all six league games this season, alongside aBerdeen, who they lead on goal difference. Englands women will play the first match of the international Wxvi Tournament later, against the usa in canada. Head Coachjohn Mitchell has criticised the organisers saying his players dont deserve to play in Front Of Non Crowds, with concerns around Ticket Sales for the tournament. And that was the case for scotland and wales as they Began the second Tier Wxv2 Competition in south africa. Scotland, who won it last year, Beat italy 19 0, but there were only a handful of spectators in the 58,000 Capacity Dhl Stadium in cape town. Disappointment for wales, who were Beaten by australia. They had high hopes after Beating the wallaroos for the first time in a warmUp Game last week, but australia racked up six tries on their way to a record 37 5 victory against the welsh. Saracens Are top of the premiership after Beating Sale Sharks 45 26 to make it two wins out of two. Elliott daly scored two tries for sarries to secure a Bonus Point win and maintain their perfect start to the season. Sale stay seventh. Elsewhere there were wins for harlequins and northampton saints. All the results Are on the Bbc Sport Website and app. Warrington wolves will face Hull Kr in the Super League play off semi finals after Beating St Helens in a dramatic match on saturday. Wolves thought theyd done enough as Matty Ashton pounced on a Saints Error to put them ahead with 15 minutes to go. Mark percival kicked Saints Level in the very last second, taking the match to Golden Point Extra Time. There were a few tense few minutes but wolves held their nerve with George Williams kicking them into the semi finals. Plenty more action throughout the day. Well Be back with the headlines at 8am, but now its time for click. Were getting used to ai Being able to do uncannily human things, chatting with us, creating pictures and videos. But so far, all of this ai has used a lot of computing power. Even if youve Been doing these things on your phone, its Been massive supercomputers in the cloud that have Been doing the work and then sending the results down to your device. See, it turns out that the chips these computers were already fitted with, called graphics processing units, gpus, Are also really good at the calculations needed for al. Its also the reason why Gpu Manufacturer Nvidia has risen to Be one of the most valuable companies in The World, but in the last year or so, weve seen the arrival of a new type of chip, an npu neural processing unit. Now, these Are specifically made for al, and Because they Are smaller than gpus, it means you can fit them in one of these. That means that these chips can do some limited alon your phone. And thats why weve started to hear phone manufacturers hyping up their apple intelligence, samsung advanced intelligence, and enhanced personal assistants like siri and googles gemini that can have more natural conversations with us. New honor phones will understand the contents of your messages and open the Best app to assist in whatever youve received. If its an address, for example, itll open maps. This Samsung Phone can now take your handwritten notes, summarise them, and make them into lists. Your telephone can. Your phone can translate in real time. And in fact, googles new pixel phones will listen to your phone calls and summarise them for you in Text Form after you hang up. Its notjust phones that Are getting smarter, mind you. This is the latest microsoft surface pro, one of the new co Pilot Plus Brand of pcs and tablets with onboard npus. Now this uses the inbuilt ai in a numBer of ways. First, would you Believe, good old Microsoft Paint has had a generative Ai Upgrade . Now you can Be a terrible artist and no One Need ever know. Paint� s Ai Assistant co creator will take the most pathetic of drawings and use it as a guide to come up with something far more artistic. Dum de dum. Now you know when youre on a Video Call and the other persons eyes Are not quite looking at you Because theyre actually looking at their screen and not the webcam at the top here . Well, this computer will raise your eyes up to make it look like youre maintaining Eye Contact with the other person. Now, the effect is really, really subtle, but mayBe if i turn it on and off, you can see it artificially tweaking the top of my eyes. There it is. Off, on, off. Its so subtle and ever so slightly freaky. And then theres possibly the most far reaching use of ai and large Language Models that ive seen so far. Its called recall. This is like a photographic memory for your pc. Every few seconds it takes a screenshot of what youre doing, and if much later on, you vaguely rememBer something that you saw that you wanted to find again, you can descriBe it to the on board assistants, and the large Language Model will go looking amongst all of the thousands of screenshots for things that might match. Now, i know what youre thinking. If your computer is recording everything that you do all the time, huge privacy alarms, am i right . That is why microsoft is going to great lengths to reassure users that everything to do with recall stays on the device. Nothing goes anywhere near the cloud. You can also turn recall on and off for different websites, and this is also the reason why this feature is still Being finalised and hasnt Been rolled out yet, Because this is one that microsoft has to get right. Google has launched a similar feature for its pixl phones. Here, you have to manually take a screenshot, after which it Becomes searchable in the same way. Again, everything happens on device to keep everything private. In order to work well, ai needs to consume a lot of training data. I mean, in an idealworld, it would swallow everything about every one, but that is something that people Are starting to get worried about. And i think these new onboard neural processing units Are partly there to allay those concerns. They Cant Match the power of ai in the cloud, but they do allow certain Ai Functions without your data Being shAred with the rest of The World. And it means that your personal assistant can stay a little bit more personal. Many of us lead hectic lives, dashing from one place to another. But whether youre at work, in the supermarket or at home, have you ever really thought about how spaces Are designed . Welcome to a building within a building at ucl� s pearl lab. The way that people move and interact with their surroundings can Be observed, measured and analysed under controlled conditions. The aim is to help create Better real buildings as a result. Lighting, acoustics and even smells can Be tweaked. Todays experiment is monitoring how people move through spaces in an Art Gallery Situation and with a few challenges thrown in. The decisions that they make along the way. As well as the 18 cameras that Are monitoring the way that people move around the space, there Are a lot of wearables, including this Eeg Device thats got 64 sensors on it thats monitoring brain activity. And then over here, this Eye Tracking Device monitors your eye movements. Itll record them on the phone as well. So whatever youre looking at here will Be seen on the device. And this is called the bright light frontal. It shines light into the head to see the blood flow, to see if somebody is Being stimulated by the things that theyre seeing around them. Its this mixture of eyes, brains, and heart rates that will help architects and their designers plan the buildings of tomorrow. Neuro architecture is the concept of designing efficient environments based not only on technical parameters, ergonomics and environmentalfactors, but also on emotion, happiness and well Being. The aim is also to create more diverse environments, ones that Are good for more people. Right now, designers try and come up with a building that will work well, but actually to do that, you want to know about the people, how they feel, whats happening in their body to really create the Best possible buildings for a healthier society, a more sustainable future. We need that extra information. Buildings and how theyre expected to Be used Are often planned with the help of a digital twin. Thats a virtual model of them. These Are data hungry, but an important way of predicting issues Before a brick is even laid. One of the things that were aiming to do here today is to take simulation to the next level, Because simulation typically assumes that all humans Are the same. Were able to kind of bring in what humans Are good at, together with an Ai Tool that, for example, can treat large data sets and really identify things in it that we might not immediately Be awAre of. The Participants Today were from a mix of The Worlds of architecture, transport, ai property, video game design, dance museums, Bbc Tech shows and more. Weve Been told there Are no instructions. Just walk around, talk to people if you want to. Nobody seems to Be talking to each other. There Are also these envelopes. It says to open when instructed. Im wanting to open it now. I want to Be reBellious. But no, it might ruin it, i wont. Im interested you give people no instructions. Theyve all gathered there watching something. A couple of people go wandering off. I want to go and wander off there, for no particular purpose. Participant id 64. Order of screens to visit. Starting top left and working down each column. What . Ive got to visit all of those screens. Ok, lets get started. Right. NumBer 11, first. Hello, everybody. Well done. Youve completed the task. That was fascinating in itself. Never mind the data thats Being collected, butjust to see the way that people Behave. First of all, nobody spoke to each other. Then we started chatting a bit. Well, i started talking to people a bit. We were all quite relaxed. As soon as we had a task to do, it immediately got competitive and quite manic, and then going round in circles you start to feel quite strange. Im wondering how all of that came across in the measurements, especially for the people that were having their brains tracked. The findings will Become part of a database that will Be drawn on for years. But can anything Be gleaned . A week on from the experiment. There were things where people did extra things wed not expected. So one of those was to sort of break out of the space. And the tracking did extend to some extent. And i think thats telling us something interesting. Who decided to break the rules and who decided to stick within the bounds . People came up with, like cognitive offloading on the day. They kind of used tools to help them rememBer things that we hadnt anticipated, which is what happens in real life. So itll Be interesting to see who does what and how predictable people Are. Can you predict whos going to Be, you know, naughty or whos going to Be rigidly stuck to the rules . This experiment marks the Beginning of a journey of discovery. The architects and neuroscientists will continue to learn more from the data about how we interact with spaces in the real world, and this could eventually influence the Design And Feel of the places that we inhabit. And thats it for the short version of the programme. Full Length Show can Be found on iplayer. Thanks for watching. Well Be back next week. Bye bye. Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Rachel Burden and Ben boulos. Our Headlines Today. Our Headlines Today. Fears of a wider war fears of a wider war in the Middle East in the Middle East after Israel Kills hezbollah leader after Israel Kills hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, one of the most Hassan Nasrallah, one of the most influentialfigures in the region. Influentialfigures in the region. He died in an Air Strike in Beirut he died in an Air Strike in Beirut and as the bombing continues and as the bombing continues Nasrallahs Ally iran say his death Nasrallahs Ally iran say his death Will Not Go Unavenged. Will not go unavenged. Mp Rosie Duffield quits mp Rosie Duffield quits the Labour Party over what she says the Labour Party over what she says Are sir kier starmer� s cruel Are sir kier starmer� s cruel policies and hypocrisy policies and hypocrisy over his acceptance of gifts. Over his acceptance of gifts. Of suicide prevention. We all had our faith we all had our faith we all had ourfaith in Keir Starmer we all had ourfaith in Keir Starmer and the Labour Government and ifear and the Labour Government and ifear voters and activists and mps Are voters and activists and mps Are Being completely laughed at and Being completely laughed at and taken for granted. Taken for granted. What a day for chelseas what a day for chelseas Cole Palmer he scores Cole Palmer he scores all four chelsea goals in their win all four chelsea goals in their win against brighton and all of them against brighton and all of them came in the first half. Came in the first half. And we speak to the mum walking and we speak to the mum walking across the uk with a resin across the uk with a Resin Horse, to raise awAreness horse, to raise awAreness of suicide prevention. And whilst a chilly and bright start, Wind And Rain pushing and to the South And West and not good news for some with the saturated ground already. Good morning. Its Sunday 29th septemBer. Fears of a wider war in the Middle East Are growing as iran says the death of the leader of hezbollah Will Not Go Unavenged. The country has declAred five days of mourning for Hassan Nasrallah after he was killed by an israeli airstrike on the lebanese capital Beirut. Us president Joe Biden says his death is a measure of justice for his many victims but called again for a ceasefire. Our reporter simonjones has more. Distant explosions the israeli bombardment of lebanon continues by night. Explosions. And by day, but the Big Question is what will israel, hezbollah and the militant groups back in iran do next . Translation the government is doing translation the government is doing everything in its power to confront everything in its power to confront this destructive, hateful war that this destructive, hateful war that israel is waging against us, israel is waging against us, and we went to the United Nations and we went to the United Nations looking for a solution and we met looking for a solution and we met with The World leaders but the enemy with The World leaders but the enemy went with the intention of treachery went with the intention of treachery and planning more massacres. And planning more massacres. Officials in lebanon say almost 800 officials in lebanon say almost 800 people have Been killed by israeli people have Been killed by israeli strikes since monday. Strikes since monday. The us has descriBed at the escalation in the conflict the us has descriBed Nasrallahs Death Nasrallahs Death as a Measure Ofjustice as a Measure Ofjustice for his many victims, for his many victims, but its calling but its calling again for diplomacy. Again for diplomacy. Mr president , is a Ground Incursion Mr President , is a Ground Incursion into lebanon inevitable . Into lebanon inevitable . I am for a ceasefire. I am for a ceasefire. Sirens wail Sirens Wail sirens as a rocket is fired sirens as a rocket is fired into northern israel. Into northern israel. On the ground, israeli on the ground, israeli troops have Been training troops have Been training near the border with lebanon. Near the border with lebanon. The un says its deeply concerned the un says its deeply concerned at the escalation in the conflict as fears of a wider war grow. Simon jones, Bbc News. In a moment, we can speak to our middle East Correspondent Hugo bachega, who is in Beirut. First, lets speak to john donnison injerusalem. John Benjamin-netanyahu'>Benjamin Netanyahu has descriBed the death of Hassan Nasrallah as a historic turning point. Is there any sign that israel is going to pause its Military Campaign . Ido i do not think there is any indication that i do not think there is any indication that they i do not think there is any indication that they will i do not think there is any indication that they will stop i do not think there is any indication that they will stop now. Israel feels it has the boot on the throat of hezbollah at the moment, inflicted huge damage on the leadership over the past few weeks and there have Been renewed Are strikes by israel in lebanon overnight. The ball is in the court of Hezbollah And Iran at the moment, hezbollah has seen its leadership decimated but still has a huge arsenal of weapons, much more sophisticated than The Ones used in the conflict so far, some capable of Israels Bombardment of the lebanese capital has Been ongoing. You can see the Areas theyve hit over the last week. Officals in lebanon say around 800 people have Been killed since monday. And it was one of those attacks, highlighted here, in which Hassan Nasrallah was killed. Our middle East Correspondent Hugo bachega is in Beirut this morning. Hugo weve heard talk of retaliation from the leader of iran. Are there any other signs that there may Be a wider war in the region . I think this is the big fear, we have seen a missile fired at israel last eight, the military intercepted but this has Been the concern that the iranian backed organisations could join hezbollah and the fight, and yemen, alike and cilia. We have not seen so far any sane of a more coordinated effort to attack israel but that remains a huge concern and an lemon on that as a tense and anxious wait for a possible Hezbollah Response after the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah who for three decades was the head of a group that was often descriBed as a state within a state, highly influential, extremely powerful and the authorities Are very concerned that a wider Israeli Offensive could put pressure on basic services, we have seen hundreds of people have Been killed, thousands injured as a result of the attacks, hundreds of thousands displaced, hospitals saying they Are struggling to cope with the sheer numBer of casualties from the Air Strikes. A lot of pressure on the shelters as well across the Country Housing these displaced residents and Last Night the lebanese Prime Minister gave a warning that his country was facing a dangerous moment. The mp, Rosie Duffield, has resigned from the Labour Party Because of what she called sir Keir Starmer� s cruel policies and hypocrisy over his acceptance of gifts. Our political correspondent Damian Grammaticus reports. Rosie duffield was elected to parliament in 2017 the first woman and the first Labour Mp to represent canterbury at westminster. Her Resignation Letter is deeply, personally critical of sir Keir Starmer. She attacks him over his leadership, saying he has over his policies, like the cut to Winter Fuel Support and his acceptance of gifts, which she calls she spoke on sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg on the bbc. We all had our faith in Keir Starmer, in a Labour Government, and ifeel that voters and activists and mps Are Being completely laughed at and completely taken for granted. Ms duffield has Been critical Before of both Sir Keir and Jeremy Corbyn as labour leader. Her complaint was they did not publicly support her when her campaigning for womens rights or against Anti Semitism left her Facing Abuse and threats some from within Labour Ranks. Cheering and applause but what is damaging now, coming as the conservatives gather for their party conference, is that her criticisms Are so personally and publicly directed at the Prime Minister and Are already Being seized on. Shes made her point very clear, hasnt she . Which is that the Labour Party and Keir Starmer� s government is not about service, its not about delivering for the british people, its about self service. Downing street had Been hoping to move Beyond the focus on gifts and tensions within Labour Ranks but this very public resignation has brought those back into the spotlight. Damian grammaticas, Bbc News. You can hear the whole interview with Rosie Duffield on sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg, here on Bbc One, at 9am. Joining us now is our chief political correspondent henry zeffman. Henry whats the reaction Been so far to this resignation . This is simultaneously shocking and not really shocking at all. As you would healing Rosie Duffield has Been uneasy visibly and the Labour Party for some years especially on theissue party for some years especially on the issue of womens rights and transgender rights although in the last couple of years the Labour Party position has moved a bit closer to where Rosie Duffield is but when you add in the issues she raised in her Resignation Letter thatis raised in her Resignation Letter that is not necessarily that surprising that she has decided to quit the liBeral party. On the other hand it is startling to do so less the three months since a general election. Mps leave Political Parties Are sometimes, even day for two another party, Rosie Duffield has not done that but i cannot think of an example of someone doing so so soon after winning a general election. That will mean some people will want to to design and fight for her seat in a By Election but the political risk for Keir Starmer is that a lot of people thought when he won the general election he would notjust won the general election he would not just give won the general election he would notjust give people a Labour Government, he would also stop the political chaos. On this score at least he does not seem to Be doing that yet. Least he does not seem to Be doing that et. ~ ,. , the Conservative Partys annual conference starts today in birmingham. The event is a chance for the partys four Leadership Candidates to make an impression, with each of them due to give a speech on wednesday. Our political correspondent, hannah miller, joins us from birmingham now. Hannah what can we expect from the next few days . This will Be a pretty unusual conference, all for Leadership Candidates tightly controlled by the Conservative Party as it puts them form want and they try to work out who should Be the next we dont, they have got their mission to review and rebuild, the entire place adorned with banners with their faces, post boxes where you can ask them a question. We have roBert jenrick, out front at the moment in terms of mps footing for him, he wants to focus on winning back the north and midlands. Kemi badenoch, a close second with mps and widely thought to Be the most popular amongst party memBers. James cleverly the former Home Secretary who said he wants to focus on the speed of the turnaround and do well and the elections next may and tom took in hat who is perhaps the most centrist of the candidates, all of them doing multiple events over the next few days, speeches on the means stage, q a sessions and conversations Behind closed doors and after all of this when they make their speeches Be do not actually find out the final result until early novemBer. Find out the final result until early novemBer. King Charles Iii has reflected on his mothers final days in scotland, saying it is a uniquely special place for the royal family. The king suggested she chose to spend her last moments at Balmoral Castle in Royal Deeside, despite concerns that if her death occurred in the highlands it may Be logistically difficult for others. More than 100 people have died in nepal, after intense Rainfall Lead to flooding and landslides, according to officials there. Large swathes of eastern and Central Nepal have Been inundated since friday with Flash Floods causing extensive damage to the countrys highways. Austria is voting in a general Election Today, which the far right Freedom Party could win for the first time. It is narrowly ahead of the ruling conservatives in the Opinion Polls, with the opposition Social Democrats in third. On monday, Phillip Schofield will Be back on Tv Screens . For the first time in more than a year. He stepped down from itv s this morning after admitting to an affair with a younger employee. The 62 year old will appear on Channel 5 s Reality Series Cast Away, which sees him stranded on an island off madagascar for 10 days. Our Culture Reporter Noor nanji has the story. Its my chance to tell my side of my story. Phillip schofield, back on our Television Screens for the first time in 16 months. The presenter announced his comeback earlier this week and now some clips from the Channel 5 programme, called Cast Away, have Been released ahead of the show Being broadcast tomorrow night. They show him alone on an island, forced to find his own food, water and shelter. Phillip schofield, who is 62, stepped down from itv� s this morning in May 2023 after having an affair with a much younger male colleague. He called the affair unwise but not illegal. Critics say it raised questions over a potential abuse of power. In this new tv series, schofield chooses to discuss his sexuality in detail. I know that coming out for so many people is liBerating and its freedom on a plate, absolutely Be yourself, live your life to the absolute full. Its the saying just live your Best life. But for me, doing it later in life, at the moment, itsjust given me more anguish than joy. He also suggests this could Be his last appearance on our screens. Ill Be slammed for this Phillip Schofield, mad rant but the thing is i dont cAre any more. I dont cAre this is me having my say as i bow out. The presenter may hope the show will rehabilitate him in the eyes of the british public but since announcing his participation, schofield has faced further criticism with some commentators saying this programme, which he filmed alone and in advance, allows him to avoid further scrutiny. Noor nanji, Bbc News. And, theres definitely, mayBe a Chance Oasis fans who were unable to get tickets for their sold out Uk Tour could Be in luck a second time around as the band has hinted at a major announcement tomorrow. The band have posted photos on social media, of Noel And Liam gallagher on billboards in different cities, with the headline Be cAreful what you wish for. We think it is hinting as an extension of the tour which the anodes for the uk and on one so this may Be one so this may Be worldwide dates. You will have to wait and see. ,. ,. , ~ ,. See. They look computergenerated. That requires see. They look computergenerated. That requires a see. They look computergenerated. That requires a level see. They look computergenerated. That requires a level of see. They look computergenerated. That requires a level of detailed that requires a level of detailed research Beyond what you can expect of me on a sunday morning. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. What a gorgeous guy. I have Been doing detailed research of what is happening and this has come in from dorset a short while ago, what a stunning start but hence out there, red sky in the morning, there is a warning, yellow warnings for Wind And Rain, the Area of low pressure responsible creeping towards us at the moment but it is going to take slow progress towards astral for many you might get through the d drive. Chilly and bright at the moment, sunshine here and there, North And East the Best for that, scotland seeing the Best of the weather for the day once the ln in clear is. Northern ireland and wales seem when speaking up, 50 60 miles per possible and rain developing through the afternoon. Winds from the south or so feast, strengthening quite easily across the south west but after a cellist at a rather crude a, 13 15. Into the evening, travelling during the evening, outbreaks of rain and Northern Ireland and across wales and the south west people see them turn heavy and more persistent, windsor strengthening in the channel coast, and to Areas impacted by flooding. The rainfall is nothing untoward but given the saturated ground that could Be flooding problems and impact to travel into monday. The low pressure still with us On Monday looking like it will Be across Northern England, the midlands and East Anglia, the rule persistent rain through the day, something brighter elsewhere. New figures from Ofgem Show that britains Energy Debt has reached a record high. The regulator says its troubling that households now owe energy suppliers a total of more than 5. 6 billion, ahead of the new Energy Price cap which comes into effect on 1st octoBer. From tuesday, bills for the average Household Increase by 10 in england, scotland and wales. Lets take a closer look at the numBers. The new ofgem figures cover the period Between april and june this year and show that the total debt and arrears of energy customers has increased to a record £3. 69 billion for both Gas And Electricity. That represents an increase of about £400 Million on the previous three months alone. Fuel poverty groups say such a high amount of Customer Debt is hugely alarming, while ofgem say the scale of Energy Debt and affordability for households remain a key priority. There remains concern over vulnerable households Being able to heat their homes this winter with Energy Bills set to rise from tuesday when the new Energy Price cap comes into effect, capping annual Gas And Electricity bills atjust over £1,700 for a typical household, but of course what you pay varies on usage and where you live. The government is also drawing criticism from the decision to scrap Winter Fuel Payments for many pensioners, so how people cope with their Energy Costs or not, this winter is going to Be a key focus. Were joined now by Elise Melville from price comparison site, uswitch. Good morning, those figures Are clearly concerning, and i think what we need to from you is what advice you have from people who find themselves in a situation where they Arent struggling and the price going up on tuesday may only make things worse. Yes going up on tuesday may only make things worse things worse. Yes with the Price Cap risin we things worse. Yes with the Price Cap rising we know things worse. Yes with the Price Cap rising we know that things worse. Yes with the Price Cap rising we know that people things worse. Yes with the Price Cap rising we know that people Are rising we know that people Are worried about their Energy Bills particularly moving into the winter months where we want to use our heating over the next quarter. What we Are saying to customers who Are concerned about the rise of Energy Bills and Energy Debt or paying their Energy Bills over the next few months as a please do not go through it alone, reach out to your suppliers, they will have undoubtedly had this conversation Before and will have advice and tools they Are able to walk you through. You should Be able to work through. You should Be able to work through a solution with your supplier whether that Be getting you onto a Payment Plan or taking advantage of some of the Energy Help schemes that Are out there but our advice is to not go through that alone, pick up the phone and speak to your supplier Before the winter Months Kick in. To your supplier Before the winter Months Kick in. � , Months Kick in. Because some people ma sh Months Kick in. Because some people may shy away Months Kick in. Because some people may shy away from Months Kick in. Because some people may shy away from talking Months Kick in. Because some people may shy away from talking to Months Kick in. Because some people may shy away from talking to the may shy away from talking to the supplier particularly if they Are struggling about their Are people within these organisations that Are trained for just these circumstances. If you find you do not get Help And Support you need there, there Are other options and grants available through your local authority. Grants available through your local authori. , , authority. There Are, the first step is alwa s authority. There Are, the first step is always to authority. There Are, the first step is always to reach authority. There Are, the first step is always to reach out authority. There Are, the first step is always to reach out to authority. There Are, the first step is always to reach out to your is always to reach out to your supplier, there Are also other places available such as national Energy Helpline that you can reach out to, charities can support you but certainly the first step is to pick up the phone and do not feel like you need to Be alone Because we know a lot of people Are struggling. Looking ahead, how worried and you about the impact of this Price Cap increase will have on those who Are already struggling and as Ben mentioned, those pensioners who might lose out on the Winter Fuel Payment. This might lose out on the Winter Fuel pa ment. � , might lose out on the Winter Fuel pa ment. ~ , i. , might lose out on the Winter Fuel pa ment. ~ ,. ,. , payment. As you mentioned, Be no lace ca payment. As you mentioned, Be no place can rates payment. As you mentioned, Be no Place Cap rates Are payment. As you mentioned, Be no Place Cap rates Are going payment. As you mentioned, Be no Place Cap rates Are going up payment. As you mentioned, Be no Place Cap rates Are going up on Place Cap rates Are going up on tuesday by about 10 so that is an increase of almost £150 for those who Are on average household with a typical consumption. This will impact you if you Are one of the customers on your suppliers standard variable tariff. We know our own 23 Million households Are on this tariff sweaters out of people that will Be impacted next week. It is easy to see if you add a custom on this tariff, look at your latest bill you can log in to your on their website up and you Are looking for standard variable tariff. If you see that we Are encouraging you to take some action over the weekend and go on to a Price Comparison Website and run a comparison, there is good news, we Are starting to see some fixed deals come back to the market which Are offering savings against this new Place Cap so end the market at the moment if we Take A Look at the octoBer rates, we can see savings of over £100 and able to have cases for customers so if you Are one of those people looking for Price Stability or certainty, it is definitely worth running a comparison this weekend and seeing if you can save some money Before we head into winter. Bind if you can save some money Before we head into winter. Head into winter. 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R i reach out to your supplier, as you Are having issues your supplier has an obligation to help you with your smart meter so reach out and let them know exactly what issues you Are having and they should Be able to help you resolve those. To help you resolve those. Thank ou. What investigating comparison sites if you find yourself and difficulty. He might Be more comfortable Landing Punchlines than paso dobles, but comedian Chris Mccausland, who is registered blind, has already impressed the judges as a contestant on strictly come dancing. If Shaun Hayward is a dancer with the same Sight Loss Condition as chris, and he hopes that more people will now Be inspired to get moving. Mairead smyth went to meet him. Dancing the cha cha, Chris Mccausland and diane boswell. Liverpool comedian Chris Mccausland is already a Standout Star of this years strictly the first blind dancer to take part, and hes inspiring others like him. Its absolutely fantastic that we Are shining a light on dancing with sight loss, with disabilities, and just generally it encourages anyone, hopefully, to think you know what . I can do this. Shaun, who has the same Sight Loss Condition as chris, started dancing 1a years ago. Once id learned the maths of the feet, than i could apply that to the funk in my body. I started with salsa and modern jive, which i always say to people to start with, especially anybody with a disability, Because its so inclusive. Its easy to learn and it gets you confident. But he only started lessons in the last couple of years. Its inspirational, if youre teaching him anything and he hasnt quite got it, he wants you to go over it and it over until he does actually get it. So hes such a positive person, and to Be perfectly honest, he has actually educated me as well, while ive Been teaching him. Shaun also suffers from charles bonnet syndrome, which causes hallucinations, common in people who lose their sight. When i was about 25, thats when i really noticed that i had lost someones face, and that was heartbreaking, to Be honest. Im constantly hallucinating, and thats Because when youve seen in the past, you can get this condition, the visual cortex is just playing up saying i want to see things and when im dancing it helps me to just Be in that moment. So the hallucinations ride with me, rather than coming at me. He started to compete, and has even danced at the home of ballroom. I was the first blind person to ever qualify to compete at the winter gardens in blackpool. It meant the absolute world, and ijust thought, if my father could see me now. Hed always wanted me to dance. The last year has Been tough Because of injury and illness. Shauns Guide Dog kev has got him through the tough times. Hes Been amazing. The last time i stayed in hospital i decided kev was going to stay with me, it was just great to have him with me. It was just the therapy of it, hes not just a Guide Dog. I want people, whatever the issue is, if youve got social anxiety, especially after covid, dancing will break that for you. As they say, dance like no ones looking. I always did. Yeah, follow my lead. Mairead smyth, Bbc News. Not surprised to hear that chris Being on strictly is encouraging other people. Absolutely brilliant last year. Last night. Sunday with Berg'>Laura KuenssBerg is live on Bbc One at 9am this morning heres whats coming up on the show. We Are live in birmingham this morning, as the Conservative Party gathers together to lick their wounds after their terrible drubbing at the general election, and to get on with the process of choosing their leader. Its known as the worstjob in british politics, Being the leader of the opposition. But two of those who Are vying forthejob, Kemi Badenoch and roBertjenrick, willjoin us live. This morning well speak also to the Cabinet Office Minister pat mcfadden, one of Keir Starmer� s key allies, about the governments plans to get brits out of lebanon as the conflict rages, and also after her explosive resignation from the Labour Party yesterday. Ive Been speaking exclusively to Rosie Duffield, the Labour Mp for canterbury. All that at 9am over on Bbc One. Hope to see you then. Thank you, laura. A woman who resorted to botox and was prescriBed Anti Depressants in an attempt to solve her painful teeth grinding says the solution was, in fact, a Self Help guide developed by researchers at the University Of Leeds. Molly haworth has now Been able to manage her condition through massage and is no longer in pain. Our reporter Beth-parsons'>Beth Parsons went to meet her to find out more. When i was about 13 or 1a, someone noticed that i was grinding my teeth at night. As i got a bit older, i kind of noticed that the grinding was causing seizing in myjaw, it was tightening it, the muscles were really tight and tense. General pain in the whole of my head and my shoulders, really. Molly used to grind her teeth at night time and pay for it throughout the day. On the worst days i would kind of struggle to eat solid foods, or really, really chewy foods. It would impact the sort of, how wide i could open myjaw. The headaches would impact me throughout the day, i had to take paracetamol quite regularly for that. Shes tried botox and antidepressants, both trying to relax the muscles that Are part of the problem. Shes also had mouthguards, something that protects the teeth for a short amount of time but does not actually tackle the problem. They make hard and soft mouthguards and ive had both, i have chewed through multiple. Here at the University Of Leeds, Dr Vishal Aggarwal understands the issue. He says that1 in 3 of us grind our teeth, and 1 in 15 of us will experience painful symptoms Because of it. So this is your Masseter Muscle, and your temporalis muscle. The Masseter Muscle, if you put your two fingers on your face there and clench your teeth, you will feel a bulge. And if you put your two fingers on the temporalis and you clench your teeth, you can feel a bulge. And those Are the muscles that cause the symptoms. Vishal has developed a guide that tackles the psychological aspects of the habit, as well as physical techniques to reduce pain. Massage your Masseter Muscle from where it originates, to where it inserts in your lower jaw. So starting with the four fingers on your masseter, slide them downwards, gently onto the lowerjaw. As you massage, you interrupt the pain pathway, you get Pain Relief, and you also stop clenching, so its killing two birds with one stone. Vishal is passionate about helping people like molly get relief from the pain. This actually broke the cycle, broke the habit. And although you do have to put some work in, it probably was less work and time than ive spent going to see dentists about the problem. The guide, which is called Self Management of chronic orofacial pain, is available forfree on the University Of Leeds website. Beth parsons, Bbc News, leeds. We Are joined now by dentist, dr trishala lakhani. Thank you so much for Being with us in the studio. How common is teeth grinding . In the studio. How common is Teeth Rarindin . , in the studio. How common is Teeth Curindin . ,. Grinding . Incredibly common and it is actually more grinding . Incredibly common and it is actually more prevalent grinding . Incredibly common and it is actually more prevalent in grinding . Incredibly common and it is actually more prevalent in than l is actually more prevalent in than adults. Actually, kids do it a lot so it is very common. What is the cause . In children, generally, it could Be Because their teeth Are misaligned, a lot of teeth Are falling out and growing, so a lot of the time they Are trying to find a comfortable bite or it could Be Because they Are teething. In adults it is related to Stress And Anxiety but it could also Be medication related, hyperactivity, if you Are having a lot of caffeine, alcohol, smoking, those types of things increase your risk of grinding your teeth. ,. , increase your risk of grinding your teeth. ,. , , teeth. Interesting, so lifestyle factors can teeth. Interesting, so lifestyle factors can play teeth. Interesting, so lifestyle factors can play a teeth. Interesting, so lifestyle factors can play a part . Teeth. Interesting, so lifestyle i factors can play a part . Hugely. Teeth. Interesting, so lifestyle factors can play a part . Hugely. In terms of the knock on impact of grinding, it can cause other difficult and debilitating symptoms. Absolutely. Headaches, jaw aches. We have got a lot of muscles in our mouths and they all do incredible things. We have one on the side of our heads and when that is overstimulated it can cause severe headaches. Also jaw aches Because our muscles Are Being overworked. So yes, a lot of headaches, neck pain, Shoulder Pain. From a dental perspective this means you can have chipping of teeth, breaking of teeth, fracturing, cracks that extend to the nerves so you need Root Canal or teeth taken out, teeth can also Become sensitive. Root canal or teeth taken out, teeth can also Become sensitive. About the wider effect can also Become sensitive. About the wider effect of can also Become sensitive. About the wider effect of it, can also Become sensitive. About the wider effect of it, lisa can also Become sensitive. About the wider effect of it, lisa got can also Become sensitive. About the wider effect of it, lisa got in wider effect of it, lisa got in touch this morning and said she gnaws herfront teeth, she has a soft mouthguard at home but shes Been told not to wear it in Bed. She has got fibromyalgia and and impinged neck with Shoulder Pain, so she wonders if grinding her teeth could make the Shoulder Pain worse. So, Shoulder Pain is a common symptom of teeth grinding. It can exert up to £250 of force from grinding, so it is a lot of tension and a lot of usage of muscles, and that can involve the Shoulder And Neck muscles. It could Be contributing to her pain, but please see your gp Because there Are other issues that could Be exacerbating that, too. ,. , issues that could Be exacerbating that, too. ,. ,. , that, too. The issue of using botox, which some that, too. The issue of using botox, which some people that, too. The issue of using botox, which some people do that, too. The issue of using botox, which some people do find that, too. The issue of using botox, which some people do find providesj which some people do find provides relief, what is the problem there . It can Be very effective, but in terms of a monetary point of view you have to top up every 3 6 months so it can Become expensive. You have to top up every 36 months so it can Become expensive. Because it is only temporary. So it can Become expensive. Because it is only temporary. Absolutely. It is only temporary. Absolutely. Like any muscle, it is only temporary. Absolutely. Like any muscle, if it is only temporary. Absolutely. Like any muscle, if you it is only temporary. Absolutely. Like any muscle, if you ever it is only temporary. Absolutely. Like any muscle, if you ever use| it is only temporary. Absolutely. | like any muscle, if you ever use a muscle it Becomes painful and it Becomes larger, you can often see people with quite squAre jaws might Be teeth grinders. So it partially paralysed as the use of these muscles so you can still chew but you Cant Use that force to grind your teeth. You Cant Use that force to grind your teeth your teeth. Lets look at alternatives. Your teeth. Lets look at alternatives. Kerry your teeth. Lets look at alternatives. Kerry has i your teeth. Lets look at alternatives. Kerry has Been in touch and said she grinds her teeth in the day and night, uses a guard when she sleeps but she has broken a two Because of it. The gp gave her 13 sessions of cbt but it did nothing and she is thinking of trying hypnotherapy. I nothing and she is thinking of trying hypnotherapy. I completely em athise trying hypnotherapy. I completely empathise with trying hypnotherapy. I completely empathise with her trying hypnotherapy. I completely empathise with her Because trying hypnotherapy. I completely empathise with her Because it trying hypnotherapy. I completely empathise with her Because it is i trying hypnotherapy. I completely. Empathise with her Because it is not a one size fits all approach. For some people it could Be as simple as having a regular night time routine, a bath Before Bed, sleeping at the same time every day. That could help. Forsome same time every day. That could help. For some people it could Be snoring and Sleep Apnoea which is causing their teeth grinding. For some people, if Stress And Anxiety is severe having cbt might not Be enough. If you Are in that position, speak to your enough. If you Are in that position, speakto your gp enough. If you Are in that position, speak to your gp Because they can refer you to colleagues. Even physio colleagues could help with facial massage. Colleagues could help with facial massAre. H. Colleagues could help with facial massaue. , � ,. , , massage. Thats what the University Of Leeds has massage. Thats what the University Of Leeds has Been massage. Thats what the University Of Leeds has Been talking massage. Thats what the University Of Leeds has Been talking about. Of leeds has Been talking about. Yes, it is Becoming more and more common. A lot of people Are grinding and there is a study that shows that pre pandemic people were grinding a lot less than post pandemic. Where it has Become more popular, and more people Are speaking about it, facial massage has Become more popular to ease the tension of those muscles which Are overworking when we grind. Have you come across any patients when nothing has worked for them . I when nothing has worked for them . I am a general dentist so if a patient comes to me and nothing is working, and what i have seen a lot is people chewing through multiple night cards which you might wear overnight. They act as a barrier but if people Are chewing through them multiple times, i will refer them to our Medicine Department to seek further help. Its important to see a practitioner and they can always refer you somewhere else. 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Absolutely, they tend to grow out of it but there grow out of. Absolutely, they tend to grow out of it but there Are to grow out of it but there Are other factors that could Be related such as adhd, hyperactivity, cerebral palsy. Sometimes if you have started a new school, stress can Be an issue. I see a lot of 16 and 17 year olds around their exams who Are grinding Because they Are stressed. The vast majority of the time with children it is Because their mouths Are changing and their teeth Are changing. Teeth Are changing. Thank you so much for coming teeth Are changing. Thank you so much for coming on teeth Are changing. Thank you so much for coming on and teeth Are changing. Thank you so much for coming on and talking i teeth Are changing. Thank you so | much for coming on and talking to us. ~ much for coming on and talking to us. ~ ,. , much for coming on and talking to us. , ~ i. ,. , much for coming on and talking to us. ~ i. ,. Thank you for all your thoughts on that as well. Lets get the Export News now. Gavin, hello. A huge match at old trafford to come later on. But first. Once again it was the Cole Palmer Show at Stamford Bridge, as Beat-brighton'>Chelsea Beat Brighton 4 2. The England Midfielder Became the first player to score four goals in the first half of a Premier League game. Enzo mAresca has had a good to start to life as Chelsea Boss, theyre fourth in the table after six games for palmer, the records keep tumbling, and hes taking it all in his stride. I just try to play every game as Best as i can, and hopefully pull off performances like that today. Theo walcott� s doing match of the day tonight. Hes Been saying that he thinks theres a bit of Bergkamp'>Dennis Bergkamp about the way that you play. How do you feel about that sort of analysis . Yeah, i know hes a legend of the Premier League, but i didnt really watch him. I think i was too young. Makes me feel old ive seen clips and stuff. So yeah, hes a top player. But thank you. Thank you for your work. There Are two more matches today. Ipswich Host Aston Villa at 2pm. Then its manchester united V Tottenham at old trafford. Both sides have had mixed starts to the season, with spurs tenth and united eleventh. RArely a week goes by without debate over the future of united manager erik ten hag, and that speculation has increased again following a somewhat underwhelming 1 1 draw with dutch Side Fc Twente in the europa league. We will Be judged and that is normal. For every game, everyone is expecting united to win. We know that. It is not a secret for anyone. When you Are in this club, you have to deal with this when you Are in this club, you have to deal with this factor and we do. I think erics in a real toughjob. Hes done really well. You know, he keeps mentioning hes won two trophies and he has, you know. So i dont think thats insignificant. Everyone keeps telling me thats all i have to do. But obviously its not all you have to do, you know . Because when you do that, then theres more. Theres always more. So i think hes done a greatjob. Like i said, a difficultjob. Rangers will look to narrow the gap on Scottish Premiership leaders celtic when they face hiBernian at lunchtime. Their old firm rivals just keep on winning they Beat stjohnstone 6 0 away with Kyogo Furuhashi scoring twice. Theyve now won all six league games this season, alongside aBerdeen, who they lead on goal difference. Jack draper is looking to book a place in the semi finals of the japan open. Britains numBer one is up against against Bert'>Frenchman Ugo HumBert in tokyo. Both players had impressive straight set wins in the last round. A few moments to, the frenchman led to 54 a few moments to, the frenchman led to 5 4 in the first set. Englands women will play the first match of the international Wxv1 Tournament later, against the usa in canada. Head Coachjohn Mitchell has criticised the organisers saying his players dont deserve to play in Front Of Non Crowds, with concerns around Ticket Sales for the tournament. And that was the case for scotland and wales as they Began the second Tier Wxv2 Competition in south africa. Scotland, who won it last year, Beat italy 19 0, but there were only a handful of spectators in the 58,000 Capacity Dhl Stadium in cape town. Disappointment for wales, who were Beaten by australia they had high hopes after Beating the wallaroos for the first time in a warmUp Game last week, but australia racked up six tries on their way to a record 37 5 victory against the welsh. Saracens Are top of the premiership after Beating Sale Sharks 45 26 to make it two wins out of two. Elliott daly scored two tries for sarries to secure a Bonus Point win and maintain their perfect start to the season. Sale stay seventh. Elsewhere there were wins for harlequins and northampton saints. Cardiff came from Behind to Beat scarlets by 24 15 in the united rugby championship. Scarlets got off to a flying start going 15 0 up inside 11 minutes. But cardiff took advantage of some unforced errors coming back with four tries of their own man of the Ben'>Match Ben thomas, with the last of the game. Warrington wolves will face Hull Kr in the Super League play off semi finals, after Beating St Helens in a dramatic match Last Night. Wolves thought theyd done enough as Matty Ashton pounced on a Saints Error to put them ahead with 15 minutes to go, but Mark Percival kicked Saints Level in the very last second, taking the match to Golden Point Extra Time there were a few tense few minutes but wolves held their nerve with George Williams kicking them into the semi finals. Its the first time since 2018 theyve won a playoff match. Just six days after winning the Time Trial at the Para Cycling Road world championships in switzerland, Dame Sarah Storey came out on top again. She claimed another World Title by winning the C5 Road Race to add to her time Trial Gold from earlier in the week. She also won two gold medals at the paralympics in paris. Fran brown also claimed her second title of the week in the c1 road race. The climb was obviously going to Be crucial and ive always Been one for the hills, so i thought Id Stretch it out and see what happened, and then i was away by myself. So that worked out well given the conditions. Um, and then it wasjust a matter of eating and drinking enough to maintain the power. I knew i could do to The End. John higgins will face Mark Selby in the final of snooker� s british open in cheltenham today. Higgins ran out a comfortable victor in his semi, Beating oliver lines by 6 0. The scot will move back in to the top 16 regardless of the outcome of todays final. Hell Face Selby who Beat mark allen by six frames to three in the other semi. There we go. That is all the sport for now. We will have more later and throughout the day. Thank you, gavin. Heres matt with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning. A day of change after a dry start when we will see some wet and windy weather develop from the south west which could affect some of us at least over the next day or two and by mid week things will start to brighten up. That is your week ahead injust will start to brighten up. That is your week ahead in just a nutshell. Today s wet and windy weather is courtesy of this Area of low pressure. Most Are under a ridge of high pressure at the moment. It is chilly out there and reasonably bright towards the North And East of the country and we will continue to see spells of Hazy Sunshine. Rain in Orkney And Shetland fizzling out. Cloud will increase from the South And West and it is Northern Ireland, wales and the south west that will see outbreaks of rain and gales develop around hills and coast through this afternoon in particular. Temperatures in a south to south easterly wind will not lift a great deal. Especially with the strongest of the winds towards the south west. 13 15 c during this afternoon. As we go through the evening and into the night, The Rain Becomes heavier and more persistent across wales and the south west and that will put across those Areas hit worst by flooding through this week, and whilst Rainfall Totals Are not massive, given the fact the ground is saturated and rivers Are high it will have impact on two Tomorrow Morning s rush hour, which will start off milder than this morning. The low pressure is slow moving across england in particular On Monday, and this time we start with heavy rain at East Anglia and the south east but parts of the North East, midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire and North East, midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire and North West england seeing the most persistent rain accompanied by strong winds. Here we could see impact developed through monday. Rain at times in the West And Something brighter and milder towards the south and North East of scotland. Into tuesday, the Area of low pressure still with us. Slow to clear away and we will see strong winds. On wednesday it starts to shift away properly. On tuesday further outbreaks of rain in the east with the wind making it feel cold on the North East coast but drier and brighter in the west. Before The Rain dissipates we could see some flooding issues. Thankfully not on the scale we saw on the other side is hurricane helene. Look at the extent of the flooding in north carolina. Over 700 millimetres, well over a year s worth of rain. We have seen even worse in mexico at the international airport here, and come agra Hurricanejon Medland full twice and we have seen a metre of rainfall in the space of three or four days. The impact has Been devastating. The question of whether alien life exists is one that has Been debated for decades, and for many still remains a subject of fascination. In septemBer 1967, families on a Housing Estate in stoke on trent descriBed seeing a ufo near their homes. More than 50 years on, the events Are Being retold in a new play. Our reporter, liz copper, has the details. Have you seen one . A sceptic . Aufo . No. The cast of bright lights over Bentilee. The play dramatises the sighting of a flying Saucer Landing in the potteries in 1967. There really was a sighting of a bright light and of something that was ufo shaped and was unidentified. And this story goes back to that and tells the story of what happened to the people that saw it, and what they might have seen. The idea that something might Be out there in general, and that this is like a genuine kind of world where people on a Mass Scale saw something in our Area. And i think thats kind of like really kind of wild and magical. In the late 60s, news reports covered the unexplained events on the Bentilee estate. It seemed like a saucer, you know, and then it changed in different colours. It changed like a red, and then it would come into a like of a greenish colour and then a blue. But there was no heat. It was just a red glow like a sunset. Those accounts inspired writer deb mcandrew. It was seen from all over the place, hanley and fenton. As part of her research on Bentilee, she also uncovered this report detailing 70 other ufo sightings. People who saw this were the ancestors of the people who live here now. Just ordinary people, you know, not fanciful people. Theyre just working people. And they saw something extraordinary one night in septemBer 1967. So itjust felt really magical. Did it happen . Yeah, it happened. And then that was it. And but they saw something. And i Believe them when they Tell Me they did. Flying things. Objects that cannot Be immediately identified. You mean. Unidentified flying objects. Right. The mysterious events in the skies over the city make a captivating story now Being told on the stage for audiences. A chance to reflect on a night that was sprinkled with stardust. That report was from liz copper. Im sure that brings back some vivid memories for some. On breakfast we have Been following the incredible journey of Emma Webb and her Resin Horse miles. Last year, emma walked 157 miles in memory of her Daughter Brodie, who took her own life in 2020. Now theyve both set off on another mammoth challenge, walking all the way from Emmas Home in newport to the nec in birmingham, to raise awAreness of suicide prevention. Well talk to emma shortly but first, lets Take A Look at some of her challenges so far. Slightly rainy and miserable, but were looking bright. We first met emma and miles, her 35 kilogram Resin Horse, as we set them off from wales. She had 158 miles in front of her, every step in memory of her Daughter Brodie, who took her own life aged just 16. Hes heavy, isnt he . Vrey heavy. Along the way there have Been blisters, broken wheels and many whove joined the journey. Would you like to stop for a cup of tea . But there was one pretty standout visitor. A surprise from Prince William who pulled miles for a good stretch through slough. I wish i could, um, tell brodie in Person Everything that im doing. I wish she could see what i was doing, but i think she would Be proud of me. I hope she would. And ijust want to keep her memory alive and for everybody to rememBer brody� s name. Emma webbjoins us now. That is a reminder, emma, and lovely to see you, by the way, this morning. It is a reminder of the extraordinaryjourney morning. It is a reminder of the extraordinary journey you morning. It is a reminder of the extraordinaryjourney you have Been on since he first took that horse out and decided to take it for a pretty long walk. Out and decided to take it for a pretty long walk out and decided to take it for a pretty long walk. Thats right, yes. I wasnt intending pretty long walk. Thats right, yes. I wasnt intending on pretty long walk. Thats right, yes. I wasnt intending on doing pretty long walk. Thats right, yes. | i wasnt intending on doing another walk with him but i was invited to the national equine expedition last march and i took miles with me and people were asking where i was going to go next. I thought if youre still raising awAreness is no question, i will work again. Still raising awAreness is no question, i will work again. Matt walk again question, i will work again. Matt walk again we question, i will work again. Matt walk again. We have question, i will work again. Matt walk again. We have Been question, i will work again. Matt walk again. We have Been hearing i walk again. We have Been hearing about the forecast for today. Its not great. You have got day two ahead of you, so how is it going so far . �. , ahead of you, so how is it going so far . �. ,. , far . Im actually feeling really well. I thought far . Im actually feeling really well. Ithought i far . Im actually feeling really well. I thought i would far . Im actually feeling really well. I thought i would Be far . Im actually feeling really well. I thought i would Be a i far . Im actually feeling really l well. I thought i would Be a king far . Im actually feeling really well. I thought i would Be a king a bit more this money Because we did 16. 5 miles yesterday. It was really sunny and a Beautiful day but The Rain is coming in later. My mum was walking with me yesterday, she is 72 and she is working to keep us both going so i can put on with what im trying to do in raising awAreness. Tell us about some of the conversations you have had along the way on this journey about suicide prevention. Way on this ourney about suicide prevention. Way on this ourney about suicide revention. ,. ,. , prevention. There Are ust so many eole prevention. There Are ust so many people that prevention. There Are ust so many people that come prevention. There Are just so many people that come out. Prevention. There Are just so many people that come out. Some prevention. There Are just so many| people that come out. Some people just want to come out and support you walking, other people have got stories to tell. I had a lady a few days ago who put a donation in two just giving and said she and her 13 year old daughter looked at brodie s story when they got home and they had a really, that in eco important conversation about talking about feelings so i know he is making a difference. We about feelings so i know he is making a difference. About feelings so i know he is making a difference. We Are seeing ictures of making a difference. We Are seeing pictures of the making a difference. We Are seeing pictures of the challenge making a difference. We Are seeing pictures of the challenge you making a difference. We Are seeing pictures of the challenge you took. Pictures of the challenge you took on last year and astonishingly, Prince William joins you to take part. How does this year s challenge compAred to that . Well, i dont know whether challenge compAred to that . Well, i dont know whether you challenge compAred to that . Well, i dont know whether you could challenge compAred to that . Well, i i dont know whether you could compAre to having Prince William but yesterday i was met with so many friends and family, and then strangers as well. The love and support, it isjust strangers as well. The love and support, it is just amazing. Strangers as well. The love and support, it isjust amazing. It strangers as well. The love and support, it is just amazing. It is so important to get that message out there, suicide is the biggest killer in under 35 in the uk and we need to break the stigma. Bind in under 35 in the uk and we need to break the stigma. Break the stigma. And ust in terms ofthe break the stigma. And ust in terms of the physteeth break the stigma. And ust in terms of the physical toll break the stigma. And ust in terms of the physical toll all break the stigma. And just in terms of the physical toll all this break the stigma. And just in terms of the physical toll all this is of the physical toll all this is taking on you, what is taking more of a taking on you, what is taking more Ofa Hammering . It taking on you, what is taking more of a hammering . It is your arm muscles or your leg muscles driving you forward . Its not is not too bad. My knees Are a little achy but im definitely not as fit as i was when i walked in london last year. I know i will get there, even if i have to crawl. It is extraordinary, what you have done so far. I know thatjust even us here today talking about brodie will mean so much to you and all the family and keeping her name alive, and the good cause that you have to devoted yourself to. Best of luck with this walk. Now, most organisations celebrate important milestones with a party, but to mark their 60th anniversary, Mountain Rescue teams in the Peak District spent almost 48 hours in a remote quarry, which had Been staged as the scene of a Plane Crash. It was their biggest ever Training Exercise, and brought together nearly a Dozen Emergency services, alongside volunteer victims to test Front Line responders. Cathy killick went to find out more. They hope it will never happen, but this highly realistic mock up of a Plane Crash helps prepAre for the worst. The Peak District is one of the Areas-aircraft'>Areas Aircraft Are ordered to ground themselves in an emergency, so this Training Exercise for the emergency services involved is as true to life as possible. We emergency services involved is as true to life as possible. True to life as possible. We have tot over true to life as possible. We have got over 90 true to life as possible. We have got over 90 mountain true to life as possible. We have got over 90 Mountain Rescue got over 90 Mountain Rescue volunteers coming today to do the Search And Rescue and the triage. We Are also working with fire, ambulance, heart, police. We have got the army coming in, civil aviation authority. So the actual scale of it is huge. Flan aviation authority. So the actual scale of it is huge. Scale of it is huge. Can you feel our scale of it is huge. Can you feel your Legs Scale of it is huge. Can you feel your legs at scale of it is huge. Can you feel your legs at the scale of it is huge. Can you feel your legs at the moment . Scale of it is huge. Can you feel your legs at the moment . As i scale of it is huge. Can you feel. Your legs at the moment . As well scale of it is huge. Can you feel your legs at the moment . As well as treatint your legs at the moment . As well as treating casualties your legs at the moment . As well as treating casualties in your legs at the moment . As well as treating casualties in the treating casualties in the fragmented fuselage, rescuers must find injured survivors in the surrounding cliffs. At, find injured survivors in the surrounding cliffs. Find injured survivors in the surroundint cliffs. � ,. , surrounding cliffs. A scenario sadly from experience. Surrounding cliffs. A scenario sadly from experience. If surrounding cliffs. A scenario sadly from experience. If you surrounding cliffs. A scenario sadly from experience. If you rememBer| from experience. If you rememBer lockerbie nearly a0 years ago, thats where Mountain Rescue was heavily involved with where we were effectively searching over 100 squAre miles of countryside. I am the lead for squAre miles of countryside. I am the lead for getting squAre miles of countryside. I am the lead for getting people off the siopes the lead for getting people off the slopes and evacuating to the Holding Station slopes and evacuating to the Holding Station here so they can Be delivered to hospital and ambulance. Although delivered to hospital and ambulance. Although logistics Are tested to the limit, it is also an exercise in collaboration. It requires organisation, cooperation, and cool heads. , organisation, cooperation, and cool heads. , , heads. There Are no power struggles or eto heads. There Are no power struggles or ego trips heads. There Are no power struggles or ego trips you heads. There Are no power struggles or ego trips. You know, heads. There Are no power struggles or ego trips. You know, we heads. There Are no power struggles or ego trips. You know, we wear or ego trips. You know, we wear different colours but we have all got the same goal. The different colours but we have all got the same goal. Different colours but we have all got the same goal. The set up took a earto got the same goal. The set up took a year to plan got the same goal. The set up took a year to plan. Disasters, got the same goal. The set up took a year to plan. Disasters, of got the same goal. The set up took a year to plan. Disasters, of course, i year to plan. Disasters, of course, can happen in seconds, but thorough training like this helps those on the Rescue Front Line feel ready and able to help when most needed. Thats all from us today. Breakfast will Be back at 6am tomorrow. Goodbye. An explosive resignation from labour, and here in birmingham, the tory rivals gather. Theres tonnes to talk about good morning. Good morning, good morning. Kemi badenoch the former Business Secretary and roBertjenrick, the former immigraiton minister, seem to Be the two front runners and theyre both here. In the interests of fairness were going to toss a coin for wholl go first. Kemi, if it is heads, you get to chooseif kemi, if it is heads, you get to choose if you Are first or second . Are you up for it . Risky to do on live television. It