in western germany. the 26—year—old is reported to be a syrian asylum seeker, who's being investigated for links to the islamic state group. and the owner of x, elon musk, has criticised the arrest of telegram founder pavel durov, saying it's a sign that freedom of speech in europe is under attack. telegram has been accused of not cooperating with authorities and failing to curb criminal use of the platform. no on bbc news, it is sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm marc edwards. here's what we've got coming up on our show.

as formula one returns, britain's lando norris is back on top of the podium with a dominant victory. anfield welcomes the new man in charge. could his team offer him the perfect start? can nelly korda win her second major of the year? it's tight at the top, though. we'll be live at st andrews for the women's open. hello and thanks forjoining us. after a month away, formula one returned from its summer break and lando norris fought back to take the chequered flag at the dutch grand prix for his second career win after recovering from losing the lead at the start. ben croucher watched this one for us. they all came in the right colour. they all came in the right colour. the dutch orange army was out in

force for max verstappen, and it started well for him. it is force for max verstappen, and it started well for him.— started well for him. it is lights out and away — started well for him. it is lights out and away we _ started well for him. it is lights out and away we go! _ started well for him. it is lights out and away we go! he - started well for him. it is lights out and away we go! he led - started well for him. it is lights - out and away we go! he led london is the best part — out and away we go! he led london is the best part of _ out and away we go! he led london is the best part of 17 _ out and away we go! he led london is the best part of 17 maps, _ out and away we go! he led london is the best part of 17 maps, but - the best part of 17 maps, but eventually landa norris hunted, and would stay comfortably in first place, streaking 20 seconds clear by the chequered flag, with charlotte clark third. they still managed to make a race of it, but to call this a classic? that would be lion. most of the tracks seem to make the most of the tracks seem to make the most of the tracks seem to make the most of the day, especially one person in papaya. full when, fastest lap, nor assist up 70 points behind verstappen, but with nine race to 90, verstappen, but with nine race to go, that number one spot could still be up for go, that number one spot could still be upfor grabs. go, that number one spot could still be up for grabs. i go, that number one spot could still be up for gram-— be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a erfect be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a perfect race _ be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a perfect race because _ be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a perfect race because of - be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a perfect race because of lap - be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a perfect race because of lap one, be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a - perfect race because of lap one, but afterwards it was beautiful. the paceis afterwards it was beautiful. the pace is very strong, the car was

unbelievable today, so i could get comfortable. i could push, and get past max, which was the main thing. honestly, quite let's move on to today's premier league action. three matches this afternoon. we'll hear more about a thumping win for chelsea injust a moment, as well as a first home game in charge for arne slot at anfield but lets start at the vitality stadium where newcastle clung on to a point thanks to a very late var decision that left bournemouth furious. it ended 1—1 but that is far from the full story, as nesta mcgregor reports. birthdays are always special, and for bournemouth it was a big one. 125 years since they were formed. special guest of the party were newcastle united, and it was the home side with the first meaningful shot. and once emanuel�*s curling effort crashed against the bar. not

long after, so was the opening goal. into the back of the net!— into the back of the net! marcus tavernier- _ into the back of the net! marcus tavernier. newcastle _ into the back of the net! marcus tavernier. newcastle need - into the back of the net! marcusi tavernier. newcastle need fresh ideas, and fresh likes, and harvey barnes provided bill. first, the substitute's cross was well saved, and then an almost identical delivery had a different outcome. commentator:_ delivery had a different outcome. commentator: ., . ., ,, ~ ., , commentator: touched on by anthony gordon! anthony — commentator: touched on by anthony gordon! anthony gordon, _ commentator: touched on by anthony gordon! anthony gordon, right - commentator: touched on by anthony gordon! anthony gordon, right place, i gordon! anthony gordon, right place, riaht gordon! anthony gordon, right place, ri . ht time. gordon! anthony gordon, right place, right time. former _ gordon! anthony gordon, right place, right time. former foot _ gordon! anthony gordon, right place, right time. former foot for _ gordon! anthony gordon, right place, right time. former foot for a - gordon! anthony gordon, right place, right time. former foot for a winner l right time. former foot for a winner and rose to the occasion. cue jubilation, although va r soon to turn part deeper —— soon turned party pooper. i

turn part deeper -- soon turned party beeper-— party pooper. i think everyone aureed, party pooper. i think everyone agreed. new? _ party pooper. i think everyone agreed, now? the _ party pooper. i think everyone agreed, now? the ball- party pooper. i think everyone agreed, now? the ball neverl party pooper. i think everyone - agreed, now? the ball never touches the skin, let say, and the fact is that it doesn't touch the arm. it is a shoulder and a clear goal, and it's three points for us and you take two points from us. bournemouth ma have a take two points from us. bournemouth may have a different _ take two points from us. bournemouth may have a different perspective, - may have a different perspective, but from — may have a different perspective, but from r's, i think we controlled it until_ but from r's, i think we controlled it until the — but from r's, i think we controlled it until the substitutions, then the game _ it until the substitutions, then the game was — it until the substitutions, then the game was hours. i think we had chances — game was hours. i think we had chances to— game was hours. i think we had chances to score more than one, but with that _ chances to score more than one, but with that i _ chances to score more than one, but with that i think a draw is properly fair. to anfield then, where in the last few minutes, liverpool have beaten brentford on what was arne slot�*s first home match in charge of the reds. joe lynskey was watching. the first time in nine years, a league — the first time in nine years, a league match anfield for the home

match— league match anfield for the home matc , �* g ., , , league match anfield for the home match isn't jurgen klopp. the gap has been filled _ match isn't jurgen klopp. the gap has been filled by _ match isn't jurgen klopp. the gap has been filled by arne _ match isn't jurgen klopp. the gap has been filled by arne slot, - match isn't jurgen klopp. the gap has been filled by arne slot, who | has been filled by arne slot, who comes with new ideas but has so much to build on. this breakaway against brentford was when the former coach would be proud of. the first home goalfor would be proud of. the first home goal for the would be proud of. the first home goalfor the new would be proud of. the first home goal for the new coach scored by luis diaz. as yet, he hasn't seen a new signing arrived. there are parts he can improve in defence. and up top. diogojota stopped by a lunch at the back. luis diaz's chance for at the back. luis diaz's chance for a second was tipped round the post. perhaps most important for liverpool to state. commentator:— to state. commentator: mohamed salah! hue to state. commentator: mohamed salah! huge offers— to state. commentator: mohamed salah! huge offers from _ to state. commentator: mohamed salah! huge offers from saudi - to state. commentator: mohamed| salah! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed _ salah! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed their— salah! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed their stance - salah! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed their stance on - have not changed their stance on sala. still in the red of liverpool, still hard to stop in front of goal. so farfor the still hard to stop in front of goal.

so far for the dutchman, still hard to stop in front of goal. so farfor the dutchman, it still hard to stop in front of goal. so far for the dutchman, it is two wins and few problems. the pressure goes up a notch next sunday with manchester united at old trafford. one other game in the premier league today. at molineux, chelsea managed to block out all the transfer noise surrounding their squad to put six past wolves for their first win of the season. star of the show was noni madueke with a second half hattrick after the two sides had gone into the break all square at 2—2. although cole palmer will share top billing. he assisted all of madueke's goals as well as getting himself on the scoresheet. the enzo maresca era is up and running. probably in the second half we changed something. it was much better. i think the intention of the first—half was also good, but we must four or five easy balls that we conceded at set pieces or counterattacks, and when you lose the ball, he was a bit of confidence, and that second half was completely different but we didn't

lose any easy balls, and we were in control of the game. we lost our way. it control of the game. we lost our wa . . , control of the game. we lost our wa . . ., , , control of the game. we lost our wa. , .,, way. it was crazy first half, but we are well in — way. it was crazy first half, but we are well in control _ way. it was crazy first half, but we are well in control of _ way. it was crazy first half, but we are well in control of the - way. it was crazy first half, but we are well in control of the game. i are well in control of the game. then, _ are well in control of the game. then, regardless of what you do with the bait— then, regardless of what you do with the bait and — then, regardless of what you do with the ball and what you do when you are in— the ball and what you do when you are in shape, if you give goals like we gave, — are in shape, if you give goals like we gave, i— are in shape, if you give goals like we gave, i was going to be a tough afternoon — we gave, i was going to be a tough afternoon. we gave chelsea a lot of beta _ afternoon. we gave chelsea a lot of beta an _ afternoon. we gave chelsea a lot of help. an awful lot that i need to fix. one match in the championship today, an all—welsh clash with swansea city at home to cardiff. liam cullen opened the scoring for the hosts after 10 minutes reacting quickest to ethan horvath's save. irish international callum robinson equalised for cardiff's first league goal of the season and their first point. 1—1 the final score. celtic made it three wins from three at the start of their scottish premiership campaign, with victory at st mirren this afternoon. brendan rodgers' side took an early lead through captain callum mcgregor�*s long—range strike,

before reo hatate — who picked up the player of the match award — was given the space to double it. alistairjohnston made it 3—0, putting celtic back at the top of the table ahead of aberdeen on goal difference. elsewhere, aberdeen hosted kilmarnock, beating them 2—0 to continue their winning run and moving them to 9 points. elsewhere, motherwell beat hearts at home by three goals to one. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. armand duplantis broke his own pole vault world record for the tenth time. the swede cleared the mark of 6.26m in his second attempt at the height at the silesia diamond league in poland on sunday. it comes three weeks after setting his previous record at the paris olympics en route to the gold medal. records have been tumbling in poland, jakob ingebrigtsen shattering the long—standing 3,000 metres world record by more than 3 seconds.

the 23—year—old norwegian bettering danil komen's time set in 1996. adam yates has taken stage 9 of the vuelta a espana to become the first british stage winner this year. he attacked the breakaway almost 60km from the finish to win by more than a minute and a half. he has now taken over the polka dotjersey, which denotes the leader of the mountain stages. bangladesh have beaten pakistan for the first time in test cricket with a 10—wicket win in rawalpindi after the hosts' second—innings collapse. pakistan actually declared the first innings but slumped to 146 in the second. the visitors needed just 30 to win and they got there unscathed on the final day. it's an absolute nailbiter of a finish at the women's open in st andrews. world number1 nelly korda on the hunt for her second major of the year, but overnight leader jiyai shin in the mix as is lydia ko and defending champion lilia vu.

jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what's the latest? there are just there arejust a there are just a few holes to go before the end of this final day of the women's open at st andrews, and the leaderboard is leaderboa rd is changing leaderboard is changing all the time. it is incredibly exciting. a few minutes ago, we had a four way split for the lead, with four different players on 6—under. that is all changed in the last few minutes, and we have one player who has a shot out in front, and that is lydia ko, the olympic champion. she hasjust finished her lydia ko, the olympic champion. she has just finished her round with a birdie on the 18th. that has put her on 7—under, one shot clear of the rest of the field. just one shot behind on 6—under is the defending champion, lillia vu. she won at walton heath last year. she was level par for today, playing consistently for all four days with 6—under and not many more holes to go. not long ago, it looked as though the world number one, nelly

korda, was going to run away with this championship to take the final women's major of the year. she had back—to—back birdies on the ninth and the tenth, and at that point, that put her two shots clear of the rest of the field, top of the leaderboard on 8—under, then disaster. she double bogeyed the 14th, disaster. she double bogeyed the 1ath, dropped two shots at that point, and hasjust bogeyed 1ath, dropped two shots at that point, and has just bogeyed the 17th, so nelly korda has gone from being ahead of the rest of the field down to 5—under. the normally calm and unflappable nelly korda isjust about to come down on the 18th now. we also have to mention the overnight leader, south koreanjiyai overnight leader, south korean jiyai shin, overnight leader, south koreanjiyai shin, also one of those on 6—under is, that he has dropped another shot. —— but she has dropped another shot. —— but she has dropped another shot. looking at the rest of the field, said the england's charley hull finished one shot over par for the tournament. out of contention, a

real shame, the tournament. out of contention, a realshame, because the tournament. out of contention, a real shame, because she had lied at the on the first day. there are real hopes for a british winner on this occasion. the conditions have been great, today hasn't been particularly nice to deal with either. it has been pretty windy, consistent rain as well, which obviously has affected the players. we'll keep you up—to—date with how it is going, but at the moment, we have one shot clear leader, lydia ko, the olympic champion who is at the moment 7—under par and leading this women's open at st andrews. thank you very much, jane. whilst england's first test match against sri lanka was wrapped up inside four days, it's time now to look ahead to the rest of the series. it won't, we've learned today, involve mark wood. he's been ruled out of the series with a thigh injury picked up in that five—wicket victory at old trafford. england have called up leicestershire'sjosh hull. the 20—year—old is 6'7, and took five wickets

for england lions in their tour game against the sri lankans earlier this month. wood's place in the xi though looks likely to go to olly stone for the second test which starts on thursday. wigan warriors are back level on points at the top of superleague after beating hull fc by 22 points to 4 wigan ran in two first half after beating hull fc by 22 points to 4. wigan ran in two first half tries to one for hull with zach eckersley scoring warriors' second at they led 10—4 at the break. hull won the reverse fixture but never looked like repeating that feat, and jack farrimond sealed wigan's victory to consolidate second place in the table. the only side below hull are still london broncos who were beaten 26—12 at home to leigh. four days before the games get under way the paralympic flame has been continuing itsjourney to paris it was lit yesterday has been continuing its journey to paris. it was lit yesterday at stoke mandeville hospital in buckinghamshire where the idea for the competition was born, and has today passed through the channel tunnel. paris is preparing to welcome some 4,400 para—athletes competing in 23 different disciplines. that's all from sportsday.

this is bbc news. the notting hill carnival is a celebration of diversity and community — but for many living nearby, it's also a chance to remember those who are no longer with us. at many points along the west london parade route, grenfell tower is clearly visible — and at every carnival since 2017, the music has been briefly paused to remember those who died. the final report of the public inquiry is due to be published soon — a significant milestone for the families of the 72 victims.

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