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i hear what the voters are saying in north shropshire and, in all humility, i ve got to accept that verdict. and north korea marks ten years since kim jong un became supreme leader. we begin with more evidence if any were needed that the 0micron strain of coronavirus is continuing to spread rapidly around the world. the headline figures are coming from europe, in particular the uk. in the last 2a hours, for a third successive day, the number of infections has reached a new record high. just over 93,000 cases were confirmed in that time frame that s nearly 60% more than a week ago. the increase in people being treated in hospital, though, is less dramatic 163 across the uk, just 2% more. it s unclear whether this means the new variant is weaker or the uk public have gained more protection. in the us, cases are jumping sharply too. america s top expert, says it s vital everyone gets their boosterjab. we are facing a very important delta surge and we are looking ov ....
abuse from patients towards nhs staff as they face long waits for care. the paper quotes one medical leader on the notable change from people clapping the health service to blaming individual staff or the consequences of decades of underinvestment and staff shortages. the sun newspaper declares i am the greatest following the moment that tyson fury secured his stunning victory. the daily star goes with a recent warning of bad weather. that might not feature, funnily enough. let s start with the metro and the war of words as it is being called, and we do like a and over egging things. look who s not talking. henry. this is the business secretary on the chancellor at odds over whether they are going to intervene and what they will do about the energy crisis. it’s intervene and what they will do about the energy crisis. it s even weirder than about the energy crisis. it s even weirder than that, about the energy crisis. it s even weirder than that, there - about the energy ....
rain falls on apply today with a mixture of sunshine and showers, turning windy go through the day and thatis turning windy go through the day and that is after quite a wild start in shetland. i will have all of the details on breakfast. it is sunday the third of october, good morning. conservative mps and party members are gathering in manchester the start of their annual conference with the prime minister insisting that uk cannot to relying on low paid immigrants to fill crucialjobs like driving fuel tankers and food lorries. the government has issued 5000 temporary visas forforeign government has issued 5000 temporary visas for foreign drivers but boris johnson says the long term solution is higher wages to attract and retain more british drivers. it is part of his plan to rebuild the country after the pandemic. iain watson reports. edging on with the job, that is one of the conservative party conference public slogan, an attempt to portray the prime ministers a man of act ....
the headlines. after days of queuing at the pumps, retailers say there s an improvement nationwide although fuel supplies remain critical in london and southeast england. an american private equity firm is set to take over morrisons the uk s fourth largest supermarket group. the home secretary says police must raise the bar by taking the harassment of women more seriously. thousands of people gather in cities across the united states for marches in support of abortion rights. protests are taking place in all 50 states. the queen officially opens the sixth session of the scottish parliament at holyrood. now on bbc news, it s time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i m gavin ramjaun. points dropped and opportunties missed manchester united fail to win at old trafford. they re held by everton. late drama in the premiership leicester pour cold water on saracens, and their winning return to the top flight. and history for britain s lizzie diagnan she bec ....