the ground better, i do accept that. the sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts that s not conservative. king charles will now not be at next month s climate change conference in egypt following reports that prime minister liz truss ordered him not to attend. brazilians have begun voting in the first round of an election which has seen a bitter campaign between past and present presidents. and kenya s amos kipruto crosses the finish line to win the men s elite london marathon with an unofficial time of 2:04:38. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. a tragedy beyond comprehension that s how the boss of world football has described a crush at a match in indonesia that s killed at least 174 people. it s thought to be the deadliest stadium disaster in more than half a century. fifa president gianni infantino said his thoughts were with the families of the victims. it happened in malang on the island ofjava, where fans of a local te
Like james cracknell, celebrities like harryjudd and mark wright the tv presenter, and lots of people in costumes. there is a man dressed as a tree trying to break the guinness world record, a fireman just ran past here, and a minion, so plenty to see on the course. now it s time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. more of you will be dry with some sunshine through this afternoon. the rain we saw to start the day across south wales, southern parts of england continues to clear away into the early afternoon, away from the south east corner. lingering a little bit longer through the channel islands, a few showers dotted around the north and west, particularly through parts of scotland, northern ireland, but actually fewer showers than yesterday. more of you will stay completely dry with those sunny spells, and it should feel a touch warmer, especially with lighter winds across england and wales, but with those lighter winds around it does mean it s going to turn cool quite quickl
Good so far. and look out for a few familiarfaces, olympic good so far. and look out for a few familiar faces, olympic athletes like james cracknell, celebrities like james cracknell, celebrities like harryjudd and mark wright the tv presenter, and lots of people in costumes. there is a man dressed as a tree trying to break the guinness world record, a firemanjust ran past elia, and a minion, so plenty to say on the course. the weather has held out for the marathon, let s see what the rest of the forecast has in store with matt. hello. more of you will be dry with some sunshine through this afternoon. the rain we saw to start the day across south wales southern parts of england continues to clear away into the early afternoon, away from the south east corner. lingering a little bit longer through the channel islands, a few showers dotted around the north and west, particularly through parts of scotland, northern ireland, but actually fewer showers than yesterday. more of you will stay
Hello and welcome to thursday s one show, live on bbc one and iplayer, with alex jones. and harryjudd. harry, lovely to see you. how have you been? lucky the prime minister himself said yesterday that, with hindsight, he regrets going out into the garden and thanking the staff rather than telling them to come back into the office. i think he was right to do that, recognising as he said, and it is something i ve seen as well, is that notjust is something i ve seen as well, is that not just the frustration, anger and upset is whether people have had around their view that there has been one thing being sent to people about what we should all do, as we were doing at the time, and what they perceive happening at number ten. it is also why it is right that we have got this investigation being taken forward. and once you ve got the details of that, we will come back to parliament. obviously we will be publishing the findings of that report, it will be taking questions from parliamentarians a