Our maIn story. Its wednesday, the 31st ofjuly. Hundreds of people attended a vIgIl In southport Last NIght, to pay trIbute to the three gIrls who were kIlled In a KnIfe Attack at a chIldrens dance workshop. Just hours later, vIolent clashes broke out close to where the gIrls were stabbed to death. 39 PolIce OffIcers were Injured, wIth 27 needIng hospItal treatment. MerseysIde polIce descrIbed the vIolence as sIckenIng, And the PrIme MInIster warned that the rIoters would feel the full force of The Law. Our correspondent Lauren Moss Is In southport. Good mornIng. Its another quIet, solemn mornIng on the corner of hart street, where Monday Pass took place. As you can see behInd me, the bunches of flowers that started appearIng Yesterday MornIng, have now turned Into hundreds And hundreds, wIth flowers, Teddy Bears, scarves And balloons bobbIng In the early mornIng sunlIght. And I dont thInk there are any words to express how the famIlIes of the three lIttle gIrls who dIed here In Monday
And other Nhs Staff in line with workers elsewhere in the economy. If as expected the chancellor agrees to that, it will cost the treasury an extra £3. 5 billion according to the institute for fiscal studies. But if Pay Reviews for other Public Sector workers police, doctors, dentists And Prison Staff come up with a similar number the ifs warns this could quickly rise to ten billion. Heres our Business Editor faisal islam. It is not a budget. This is the most important statement of this new chancellor. Weve heard a lot about the tens of millions of Pounds Gap from this audit of Spending Pressures inherited by this government from the previous government from the previous government that will, they say, be revealed in a document listed. Weve heard less about the idea that the chancellor may stAnd up And try to close that gap with a series of projects axed And other spending restraint, at least start to close that gap, starting in this financial year, it is unusual, And a lot of this pr
Its monday, the 29th Ofjuly. Our main story. It was a dramatic second day at the olympics for Team Gb, winning two medals in the swimming And kayak. Adam peaty won silver in the 100m Breaststroke final Last Night missing out on gold by 200ths Of a second, while Kimberley Woods won bronze in the womens kayak single. Joe lynskey reports. For eight years, Adam Peaty has pushed his sport to new limits. Hes not used to silver but he now has perspective. In the 100m Breaststroke, he went for a third gold in the row And britains first at these games. He missed out by a margin, two hundredths Of a second. Commentator The Gold has gone to martinenghi Of italy. And a joint silver medal, its gone to Adam Peaty Of great britain. Less than two years ago, he said this sport had broken him. To get so close might have felt cruel. But, for peaty, the Breakthrough Wasjust to be here. Its just incredibly hard. Like, to win it once And to win it again then to win it again. Im not crying because ive come s
I guess thats all right. All dont worry. Dont worry. Theres more than enough of meoo to go around. Happy thursday, everyone. Sof me night in a primetime adds from the oval office, Joe Biden said it was time to step aside, which is the most exercise hes had in a while. In the roughly ten minute address, biden attempted to list his Accomplishmentss Tht [aat left him with 10 minute ls yeah, ill take it. Pp ill takke it. E. The during the address, biden said. Hes Passing The Torch to the nexty th generation. But is that really necessary . Its not like young Democratss O Havent already been doing a phenomenal job burning everything to thocratse. Yeah. Of course, joe has a long history with fire. Whenever hes in the people are always lighting matches, but still hes Passing The Torch. Guess he doesnt want to be. Or maybe he does. Skeptics claim the address live because the time on his watch didnt seem to match the of the speech. But at this point, who really knows . The White House aides are
For almost a0 years . Right. When i broke the records in 1988, no, it did not occur to me that they would be there. Well, i dont want to say forever, but would i like for them to be there forever . Yes. But anyway, i knew when i left the sport, i wanted to give my all. I didnt want to come back And say, oh, if i could have, should have, would have. So when i left, i left knowing that i have given all i could give. You competed in the heptathlon. Most olympians go in for one sport. You went in for seven. Whats also remarkable about you is how many olympics you attended as an athlete, how many olympics you competed in. My first olympics was in 84. I got the Silver Medal in the heptathlon, which motivated me to really not to underestimate myself or my. My team And my coaches because i had never been injured before And i was dealing with an injury in 84 And it got the best of me mentally. And so i left those games with, you know, god bless me to make another olympic team, i want to be th