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Following Englands Exit at the semi finals of the World Cup. Marcus Trescothick will take temporary charge. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. In the last Hour Merseyside police have confirmed a third girl has died from her injuries after the multiple stabbings in Southport Yesterday. The attack on a Summer Holiday Dance workshop has left five children and two adults and a critical condition. A 17 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. He cannot be named because of his age but the bbc can report he was born in cardiff to rwandan parents had moved to the Southport Area 11 years ago. This morning the Home Secretary visited the seaside town. Yvette Cooper was visibly moved as she laid flowers at the scene. The Pop Star Taylor swift, his music inspired the dance class has released a tribute on social media calling what she called the horrendous trauma inflicted. Places of worship in southport are staying open so the community can come to
Until april the next year and it is only september and we ve been talking about it all week. The reshuffle. It is pretty much nearly done as we are recording this on thursday evening but let s recap the big winners because what has been happening is the lower rungs of the ladder. The top rungs were done on wed and stay and the big winners are liz truss who is now the foreign secretary, now the second woman to hold the role in the first conservative woman. I think it probably is the biggest surprise. And robert buckland is one of the three cabinet ministers to lose his job. He was this just a secretary. And the cladding crisis. And gavin williamson and that was no surprise. I think it is fair to say. She was found out but there was movers as well as big names here. I ll be really intrigued to see if he does anything with that add on title he got. The bonus title deputy prime minister. After a black belt move he ended up getting that bubble which as i understand it, boris johnson did not
At 10 o clock, we ll be here with a full round up of the days news. First, newscast. I canno t believe that a press conference about covid ended up as a sort of rap battle between chris whitty, that is still the rules for us, that is still part of our winter plan. I don t know, actually, that could take us quite a long way to the rest of the year, and of course and the thing about winter in the nhs, do you remember whenjeremy hunt told us on newscast at the mentor in the nhs lasts until april the next year. It s only september, we ve been talking about it all day. Something big happened stop at the base chapel, and it s pretty much nearly done as we were recording this on thursday evening, but let s recap the big winners, because what s been happening today on thursday as the lower runs of the latter, the top runs were done on wednesday that big winners are liz truss, foreign secretary and then nadeem, probably rewarded for it the vaccine route. A big challenge about how to get everyon
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are lizzy burden, economics reporter for bloomberg, and faiza shaheen, political commentator and former labour parliamentary candidate and non resident fellow at new york university. Let s ta ke let s take a look at our front pages. Many of the papers are looking ahead to the g7, including the ft, which says president biden will put pressure on borisjohnson to end the stalemate between the uk and eu over northern ireland trade. Billing an exclusive, the times leads on an angle on the same story. It reports that in a meeting last week, the president asked us officials to issue a diplomatic reprimand over their stance in the talks. Meanwhile, the telegraph sees the two leaders being more agreed on what it understands will be a joint pledge to restart air travel between the us and uk in the coming months. That has been confirmed by uk government statements tonight. The telegraph s lead is that 150