premier league manager to be sacked this season. after almost four years in the post, yesterday s defeat to newcastle was his last game. the club put out a statement this morning thanking him for his service and they re have been given permission to speak to luton s nathanjones. glen delacour is from the total saints podcast. to be honest, the atmosphere itself on the ground wasn t too bad. there were no calls to be sacked or anything like that, newcastle fans are begging on a bed for the bed. there wasn t much from the saints offense. i didn t really get better in the game but afterwards when you heard his interview on the radio and stuff like that you definitely got the sense he wasn t long for the job. the sense he wasn t long for the ob. ., . ., job. put it that way. you re in the relegation job. put it that way. you re in the relegation zone what job. put it that way. you re in the relegation zone what is job. put it that way. you re in the relegation zone what is the -
a grip on it? they certainly did not take back control of our borders, that frustration is understandable. inevitably, in any asylum system there are individuals who claim asylum who don t qualify for it. there are individuals who are wrongly granted asylum in error, there are individuals who are refused in error. that is why we have these safeguards. that is already important but it needs to happen much, much quicker. one final point. the problems we are seeing right now with that processing centre and too many people in there. were your members and workers there predicting this was it completely a surprise? it certainly has been predicted since we went back to having people to stay days at a time. all through the summer, we were managing, people were staying maybe one or two days, it wasn t too bad. then it started to get out of control. we then had a movement hold very briefly because it was thought that we had noravirus on site.
i m not sure how long you ve been at this location. if you were driving, what was that like? i can tell you around the st. petersburg area it was not too bad to drive around this afternoon and this evening after the storms hit in earnest. they have kind of been a little bit fortunate if you can call it that in the st. petersburg area, flooding not as bad as they thought it would be. some of the wind damage not quite as bad as they thought it would be. again, they re just getting initial assessments now. they can t even send first responders out just yet because of not only the darkness but the wind dying down to the point they might be able to send someone out. some of those assessments might not be coming for some hours. i can tell you driving around wasn t too bad. i know points further south are devastated. it s so strange being there it s one of those things you don t expect. a fire in the middle of a major storm like this, but as you explain it, a downed power line, that s wha
but when i got to the doors, i turned and looked back, and basically i lost it. it was just that last look. one last look. it was amazing. i m so glad i did it. absolutely. it would have been worth waiting twice as long. this stream of public sympathy continues day and night now, until early monday morning, the day of the queen s funeral. donjohnson, bbc news, westminster. we are spending quite a bit of time with the people queueing here. it is a really interesting atmosphere. sarah campbell is with me this morning. you had been around a lot of these occasions. it is