how does it taste? fantastic. noidea no idea what was in it at all. manchester city have been the summer's heaviest spenders so far in the transfer window and they have made another huge signing today by buying full—back bernard mendy from monaco. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year contract for a fee believed to be in the region of £52 million. and that is a world record for a defender. pep guardiola has so far spent something in the region of £130 million on fullbacks alone. joining me now is bbc‘s football analyst pat nevin. a couple of football headlines to get through tonight, but let's start

with manchester city. it's clear pep guardiola has got a war chest. he is building from the back, isn't he? actually i think he has built from the front before and now he has just got round to the back. he just ignored the defence for such a long time. he has cleared it out. talk about amazing numbers. look at the fence, 135 million for fullbacks. about amazing numbers. look at the fence, 135 million forfullbacks. he bought the goalkeeper in as well, that's a. add—ons that the defenders bought last year as well, they weren't cheap. he should have a defence that is not too bad this season. defence that is not too bad this season. the oddest thing is, i still don't think it's finished. a month and a bit, isn't there, the transfer window. 200 million counting. and a bit, isn't there, the transfer window. 200 million countinglj think window. 200 million counting.” think defences and finished yet. if company is injured, and he has been quite a lot. if he's not hundreds of all the games i think there is space there at centre back that he might need someone else for. a huge amount of money so far but don't hold your breath. any good, benjamin mendy?

monaco champions. they surprised quite a few people in the champions league. he has that pedigree. he has that and no surprise when you look at pep guardiola. he can attack as well. look at kyle walker. he is an attacking full—back. that's what he's all about and what he wants his tea m he's all about and what he wants his team to do. chelsea had on them. alvaro morata, the marquee signings so alvaro morata, the marquee signings so far. for antonio conte. a decent buy? he will make his debut at bayern munich tomorrow. more than a decent buy. i'd argue he's a better bet than romelu lukaku would have been the chelsea. purely because he isa been the chelsea. purely because he is a more intelligent player, he holds the ball better. a hard work at the lu ka ku, holds the ball better. a hard work at the lukaku, lukaku is stronger and a great score and he has the pedigree in the premier league, but for me, alvaro morata will fit chelsea down to a tee. however, remember, chelsea fans have long

memories. we remember it did not work fish and go, it did not work forfun to work fish and go, it did not work for fun to rise, work fish and go, it did not work forfun to rise, we work fish and go, it did not work for fun to rise, we are work fish and go, it did not work forfun to rise, we are hoping he will be more of a didier drogba. virgilvan dijk came will be more of a didier drogba. virgil van dijk came down from scotland, coveted by many. he has been left out their pre—season tour to france because the manager says he's not right in the head, he wants out. this is brinkmanship. we have all seen it before. it's a stick on that he will move before the tra nsfer that he will move before the transfer window closes. liverpool, everton. . . ? transfer window closes. liverpool, everton...? i transfer window closes. liverpool, everton. . . ? i don't transfer window closes. liverpool, everton...? i don't think transfer window closes. liverpool, everton. . . ? i don't think it will be everton. . . ? i don't think it will be everton. liverpool is the most likely because that's where he wants to go. we know they want as well. all the other clubs, would arsenal taken? all the other clubs, would arsenal ta ken? absolutely. man all the other clubs, would arsenal taken? absolutely. man city? in a heartbeat. there are lots of clubs. i'd even an chelsea to that as well. what they have to do is get the best money they can, hence brickman ship. thanks for your thoughts. five live, sports tonight? 7:30pm. always a

great lesson. that's all from sportsday. let's leave you tonight with the invincible adam peaty, world champion again. scientists say they've found human material, in soil samples taken in greece by british police, who've been searching for ben needham. he was 21 mths old, when he disappeared on the island of kos, in 1991. our reporter marta newman has the details. ben needham was 21 months old when he disappeared on the greek island of kos injuly,1991. in the years that followed, ben's mother kerry pleaded with anyone that knows anything about her son's disappearance to come forward. last october, an extensive 21 days

search was conducted of land around the farmhouse where he was last seen, and a second site close by, after it emerged the toddler might have been crushed to death by a digger. and now, on the 26th anniversary of his disappearance, a possible breakthrough. signs of blood have been found on items recovered by police during last year's search. some of the items that we brought back we submitted for further forensic work, and the result that to date, i'm led to believe, shows signs that there is some human decomposition of around those items that we did bring back from kos. the sandal and toy truck believed to have belonged to ben will now be tested for his dna in aberdeen. about 60 items in total were brought back to the uk for analysis. what we are providing is information that there is a strong indication from this chemical profile that we were able to ascertain, there's a strong indication that this was present on these items

as a result of blood decomposition. south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened to this little boy. marta newman, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. good evening. we started the week for some of us feeling like autumn. many parts of the country did feel like, but we have had the warmest day of the week likely today. 25 degrees. but not in london, where 15 was the best we could manage under these rather gory and gloomy skies. drizzle in the sky. the highest temperatures were in scotland. blue

skies and sunshine. a real contrast across the uk because of the cloud. this was the last of the cloud and rain we had over the weekend, which has been clinging on to the eastern side of england. still quite a breeze and a chill in the air. the cloud likely to remain overnight, we will see a lot of rain and drizzle tending to be is out to stop away from here we will have clear skies the many other parts of the uk. not a particularly chilly night after that warm sunshine. 131a degrees, fairly typical. temperatures not dropping much done eastern side of england when we start quite cloudy and remain with showers. the cloud should break up and it should be a much better today than it has been today. most bases on tuesday will be dry with some spells of sunshine, we will see the clouds tending to increase in the south—west later on. there could be one or two rogue showers in the south west and south wales. quite warm in the sunshine. it will feel warmer than today across many eastern parts of england, temperatures getting into the low 205, away from those north

sea coa5t5. not quite as warm today perhap5 acro55 northern ireland and scotland. some 5un5hine, myspace is dry. more cloud around those northern coa5t5 dry. more cloud around those northern coasts and again, the risk ofa northern coasts and again, the risk of a shower later on in the afternoon. if we look out to the atlantic, thi5 afternoon. if we look out to the atlantic, this is what is heading oui’ atlantic, this is what is heading our way atlantic, this is what is heading ourway in atlantic, this is what is heading our way in the middle part of the week. that will bring the wettest day of the week probably on wednesday. a real ma55 day of the week probably on wednesday. a real mass of weather fro nt5 wednesday. a real mass of weather front5 at the moment. concentrating into a deepening area of low p re55u re into a deepening area of low pressure which will push in from the atla ntic very pressure which will push in from the atlantic very quickly. a wet 5tart on wednesday morning, for the ru5h—hourfor the on wednesday morning, for the ru5h—hour for the western side of the uk. some early 5un5hine in the ea5t but that rain is coming. quite unu5ual ea5t but that rain is coming. quite unusual to get such a broadband of rain at this time of year. quite a few hours of rain acro55 rain at this time of year. quite a few hours of rain across the whole of the country before eventually clea r5 of the country before eventually clear5 me get of the country before eventually clears me get some of the country before eventually clear5 me get some 5un5hine later on in the day. that will give us a boo5t in the day. that will give us a boost to the temperatures, 19 or 20 being fairly typical. that trend is clear that we keep an area of low pressure, clear that we keep an area of low pre55ure, quite a deep one, dose to the north—west of the uk. a cooler and fre5her feel through the west of

the week. some 5un5hine around towa rd5 the week. some 5un5hine around towards the north—west, thi5 the week. some 5un5hine around towards the north—west, this is where we will see most of the 5hower5. the winds will be strong, po55ibly 5hower5. the winds will be strong, possibly even gale force. this is bbc news. i'm chri5tian fra5er. the headlines at seven... the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard give up their legal fight to get him experimental treatment in the us. they accept that no medical intervention can help him. we are now going to spend our last preciou5 we are now going to spend our last precious moments with our son, charlie, who unfortunately will not make his first birthday in just under two week5' time. president trump'5 5on—in—law, jared ku5hner, says all of his actions were proper during the us election, after giving evidence to 5enator5 on his contact with russian official5. a new government strategy to develop batteries that store power from green energy sources. the international trade secretary, liam fox, is in washington,

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