out friday's mass stabbing attack in the city of solingen 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. those are the headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm marc edwards. here's what we got coming up on our

show. what a year for lydia ko — after winning olympic gold, she backs it up with the women's open. we'll be live at st andrews. anfield welcomes the new man in charge, could his team offer him the perfect start? as formula one returns, britain's lando norris is back on top of the podium with a dominant victory. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. after a nailbiter of a finish, lydia ko has, in the last few moments, won the women's open at st andrews. the new zealander picking up her 3rd major, her first since 2016 and a winner's cheque of over £1 million. jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what a finish to a fascinating tournament.

just as the rain and the wind stops, and the sun comes out, lydia ko has just been presented with the women's open trophy here at st andrews. just two weeks after winning the olympic gold medal in paris, she has won this major at the home of golf stop this major at the home of golf stop this is her third major, but there has been eight years since her second one and her third one. she was asked what she was more happy about come on winning the olympic gold medal two weeks ago are winning this major? she said it was like asking her whether she liked her mother better or her father better, so very much a sense of humour there. there were a few tense moments for the new zealander, because once she had finished her round on 7—under parfor the tournament, and that was after she had birdied the 18th, she had to wait and watch as some of the other contenders came in and finish their rounds. lydia ko was on the practice green, keeping her in, keeping warm,

knowing there could be a potential play—off. she had birdied the 18th to finish one shot clear of the rest of the field, but the defending champion, lillia vu, and the overnight leader, jiyai shin, both were in contention. they had a chance of equalling her score to force a play—off. the overnight leader, jiyai shin, was on 5—under with two holes to go, but dropped a shot on the 17th. that put her out of contention. lillia vu was a different matter. on 6—under a she came down the 18th fairway, she won at walton heath last year, and displayed very consistently for all of those days. she had a putt for birdie, and stick it to a play—off, but shejust came birdie, and stick it to a play—off, but she just came up short. at that moment, lydia ko knew she had won. cheers went up, and she was ecstatic, as you can imagine. her first major in eight years. for a while, it had looked as though the world number one, nelly korda, was going to take this final women's

major of the year. she had back to back birdies on the ninth and tenth, and at that point, she was 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, dropping two shots, and then bogeyed the 17th, so she was down to 5—under. the normally calm and unflappable nelly korda that got into difficulties, and at that point really threw away the championship. there was a really nice moment as she called on lydia ko and hugged her to say congratulations. we must mention that england's lottie woad won the amateur event. she finished on 1—underfor the won the amateur event. she finished on 1—under for the tournament. she is absolutely one to watch for the future. this is undoubtedly lydia ko�*s bay, winning the last women's major of the year, just two weeks after she won the olympic gold in paris and eight years after winning her second major. a phenomenal

achievement for her, just as the sun comes out after battling through four days of wind and rain here at the old course in st andrews. lydia ko is the women's open champion. chain, enjoy the sunshine. let's move on to today's premier league action. three matches this afternoon. we'll hear more about a dramatic finish at bournemouth, and a thumping win for chelsea in just a moment, but let's start at anfield where liverpool have seen off the challenge of brentford in 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 match at anfield with a home coach isn'tjuergen klopp. the gap left byjuergen is filled by arne slot, who comes with new ideas but with so much to build on. this breakaway against brentford was when the former coach would be proud of. the first home goal for the new

coach scored by luis diaz. as yet, arne slot has not yet seen a new signing arrived. there are parts you can improve in defence. and up top. diogojota stopped by a lunch at the back stop luis diaz's transfer second was tipped round the post. perhaps most important for liverpool is who stayed. commentator: mohamed salah! immaculate! _ is who stayed. commentator: mohamed salah! immaculate! huge— is who stayed. commentator: mohamed salah! immaculate! huge offers _ is who stayed. commentator: mohamed salah! immaculate! huge offers from - salah! immaculate! huge offers from saudi arabia have _ salah! immaculate! huge offers from saudi arabia have not _ salah! immaculate! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed - salah! immaculate! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed the i saudi arabia have not changed the chance to make stance on mohamed salah. still in the red of liverpool, still hard to stop in front of goal. so far for the dutchman, it is two wins and few problems, but in a week's time, the pressure goes up a notch. it is manchester united at old trafford next sunday. to manchester united at old trafford next sunday-— next sunday. to get a great start like this, you — next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have _ next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have to _ next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have to work - next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have to work really| like this, you have to work really hard, and that is what the boy is dead. they kept working really hard without the ball, we started playing better and better and better during

the second half, which led to many good chances was not the only thing we didn't do is kill the game earlier. —— that is what the boys did. to the vitality stadium then, 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. but are always special. for bournemouth, it was a big one. 125 years since they were formed. special guests of the party were newcastle united, and it was the home side with the first meaningful shot. the curling effort crashed against the bar, a warning sign. not long after, so was the opening goal. marcus tavernier, party now in full swing. into the second half, newcastle needed fresh legs and fresh ideas. harvey barnes provided both. first, the substitute crossed

byjoelinton's header was well saved. less than two minutes later, barnes, in a similar position, and almost identical delivery with a different outcome. newcastle's player of the season last year anthony gordon in the right place with the right time. with the game looking for a winner, bournemouth�*s when you're rose to the occasion. cuejubilation, though when you're rose to the occasion. cue jubilation, though var soon turned party people. handball the decision. sharing is caring, and on bournemouth�*s big anniversary, a point apiece. it is bournemouth's big anniversary, a point apiece-— bournemouth's big anniversary, a point apiece. it is so obvious what ha--ened point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today. _ point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today. i _ point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today, i think— point apiece. it is so obvious what happened today, i think everyone | point apiece. it is so obvious what - happened today, i think everyone who watched the game would agree, no? the shoulder, the ball never touches the skin, let's say, and the factors, it doesn't touch the arm. it is a shoulder and it is a clear goal, three points for us, and you

take two points from us. pramac bournemouth may have a different perspective, but i think from ours we controlled the early part of the game, lost control of that until the substitutions, and then i think the game _ substitutions, and then i think the game is _ substitutions, and then i think the game is ours stop not totally, because — game is ours stop not totally, because they are a dangerous team in the cosmos _ because they are a dangerous team in the cosmos province of the quick attacks, — the cosmos province of the quick attacks, but i think we had chances to score _ attacks, but i think we had chances to score may be more than one. i think_ to score may be more than one. i think the — to score may be more than one. i think the score is probably fair. 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 hat—trick 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. properly in the second half we

change something. it was much better. the intention in the first half also was good, but we lost four or five easy balls and conceded set pieces or counterattacks, and when you lose the ball, you lose a bit of confidence, and that second half was completely different. we didn't lose any easy balls, and we are in control of the game. 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. that was before irish international callum robinson equalised for cardiff's first league goal of the season and theirfirst 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. 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 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. 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. 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 verstappen, and it started well for him. , , ., ., verstappen, and it started well for him. , ., ., him. it is lights out and away we no. him. it is lights out and away we to. you him. it is lights out and away we 90- you like _ him. it is lights out and away we go. you like banda _ him. it is lights out and away we go. you like banda norris - him. it is lights out and away we go. you like banda norris for - him. it is lights out and away we| go. you like banda norris for the best art go. you like banda norris for the best part of _ go. you like banda norris for the best part of 17 — go. you like banda norris for the best part of 17 laps, _ go. you like banda norris for the best part of 17 laps, but - go. you like banda norris for the i best part of 17 laps, but eventually the mclaren hunted and hunted. he would stay comfortably in first, streaking clear by 20 seconds at the checkout clerk. overtakes were at a premium for the major point positions. those behind still managed to make a race of it, but to call it a classic, that would be lion. most of the tracks seem to enjoy their day, especially someone in papaya. poll win, fastest lap, norris is still 70 points behind verstappen, but with nine races to 90, verstappen, but with nine races to go, that number once but could still be up for go, that number once but could still be upfor grabs. go, that number once but could still be up for grabs. i go, that number once but 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 1, i be up for grabs. i wouldn't say a l perfect race because of lap 1, but afterwards i was beautiful. the pace

was strong, the car was unbelievable today, so i could get comfortable. i could push, i could get past max, which is the main thing, and just going from there. honestly, quite a straightforward race. still tough, but very enjoyable. 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 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 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. worth noting with just a reminder that lydia ko has won at the women's open, backing up that olympic gold that she picked up. more fat on bbc sport website. for me and the rest of the team here on sportsday, we will see very soon. this is bbc news. the two—day notting hill carnival — known as the biggest street party in europe — kicked off in west london this morning. around two million people are expected to attend over the next two days — vincent mcaviney was one of them and sent this report. music plays. the colourful costumes, the joyful music, the vigorous

dancing, and the smells of caribbean cuisine —