a koala has been rescued after it crawled into the wheel arch of a vehicle and went on a ten mile journey. the female was found clinging to the axle of a 4—wheel drive after the driver stopped and heard her cries. the wheel had to be taken off to free the animal, but it was uninjured and after a few days of resting and feeding in captivity, it was released into the forest. it's been a day or pleasant spells of sunshine but heavy downpours. a mixed picture. pleasantly warm in the shelter and sunshine but quite a cool northerly breeze at the bowman. the showers we still have will fade away overnight but some continuing gci’oss away overnight but some continuing across parts of wales, southern england, the channel islands. you could use the odd rubble of the year. largely clear spells tomorrow. —— rumble of thunder. fewer showers and more sunshine tomorrow. and

improving day, starting with the showers in the cell. these should ease and inland just one crew showers open up. these are hit and miss and many will avoid altogether. temperatures 15—18 degrees. a bit cool on the east coast at times, a breeze. a cool breeze on the east coast on monday, but most are avoiding the show was altogether. temperatures put — i7 avoiding the show was altogether. temperatures put — 17 degrees. —— avoiding the shoppers. a bit cool in the north—east. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7:30pm: police are investigating whether more than one person was involved in the parsons green bomb attack after an 18—year—old man was arrested in the departure area at the port of dover. at this stage, we are keeping an

open mind as to whether more than one person is responsible for the attack and we are pursuing numerous lines of enquiry at great pace. detectives are searching a house in sunbury—on—thames in surrey in connection with the attack on the london underground. residents in surrounding properties have been evacuated. at least four people have died in a crash on the m5 motorway in south gloucestershire. a lorry went through the central reservation, hitting at least two other vehicles. borisjohnson has revived his contested claim that leaving the eu could save the uk £350 million a week. writing in the daily telegraph, the foreign secretary also said the uk should not pay for eu single market access. he said a lot of that amount could be spent on the nhs. and hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers are warned their flights could be cancelled during the next six weeks, in a bid to improve the punctuality. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me tim hague.

the headlines this evening... manchester city can't stop scoring. them to a 6—0 win at watford. there's no roy of the rovers start for hodgson. his new palace side have now lost their first five premier league games and fail to score again. and sebastien vettel is sensational in singapore. he takes pole position ahead of tomorrow's grand prix, but championship leader lewis hamilton can only manage fifth. also coming up in the programme: another huge fight night in las vegas approaches. we bring you all the build up to alvarez versus gennady golovkin — two of boxing's biggest punchers. we begin with the day's football, and manchester city just

can't stop scoring — 6—0 they beat watford this afternoon. now topping the premier league table on their own, with manchester united not playing until tomorrow. sergio got itjust cheering away from the all—time manchester city goal—scoring record. much of the day for a third goal. he is likely on messy. raheem sterling with the penalty. gabriellejesus. maybe controversial offside calls but they thoroughly deserved this. manchester city. they can't stop scoring. 15 goals in the last three games, if you include champions league. next up they play crystal

palace. let's hear from league. next up they play crystal palace. let's hearfrom pep guardiola. it's complicated, that's the champions league. just three days the next game, i didn't expect to win in this way. i am so happy for the players for their commitment. three more points, especially for the way we played. city is strong enough, we made some mistakes in the first goals we conceded but the first goal, everybody said to me, it is offside. the third goal was offside. the second goal, we made a big mistake. after half time we made some reaction but the first and third is offside. it's not a normal game. the next great repeal —— the next game is for crystal palace.

from the terraces to the top job, roy hodgson‘s life now comes full circle. taking charge of crystal palace, the club he supported as a boy. these won't be the circumstances of which he once dreamed. he is inheriting a crisis at crystal palace. if that wasn't obvious before, it was soon crystal clear. southampton took the lead after little more than five minutes. steven davis scored. welcome home. if crystal palace are to arrest that dismal form, they need to start scoring. even with the likes of christian benteke, that is easier said than done. first—half chances limited. clearly frustrating. for the former england boss, these are perhaps familiar feelings. after the break, palace created some chances. but fraser forster in fine form.

this was no fresh start at selhurst. they now become the first team in top—flight history to lose their first five games without so much as a goal. hodgson carries little blame for that but it is his job to turn it round. looking ominous for palace. breaking the kinds of brokers who don't want a break. other statistics as well. the first time they haven't scored in six consecutive games since 1995 and january. a huge task on his hands. i have to mention southampton mariel, excellent work from him. second win of the season for southampton. we didn't play well enough as a team or individually to get

the result we wanted to do. that's a fact of football life. words don't win you football matches, performances do. today, i'm afraid, we came up against a better team and lost. despite their great win over russia dortmund on wooden stick, tottenham hotspur is continued their league struggles. they have failed to win at the temporary home in the premier league this season. wembley is finally starting to feel like on. midweek win in the champions league and something for spurs to blogger. harry kane has been crucial to that, for goals in his last two games. with confidence in abundance, anything seemed possible. swansea had it covered for 110w possible. swansea had it covered for now but that didn't stop spurs coming forward. the visitors at their best, to keep them at bay. all

that control yet parity on the scoreboard. harry kane thought he'd got a breakthrough at the start of the second half. frustrations started to creep around wembley. harry kane came close again. england striker didn't let up. another chance. the list of call —— fields of goal remained so. the players started the show irritation. one must goal trans. —— one last. but what have to make do with a point that they should have converted into three. so many chances. is this not working? with the biggest talking about that when they beat dortmund so about that when they beat dortmund so impressively. they kept christian eriksen cried. on another day,

totte n ha m eriksen cried. on another day, tottenham would have won the game. i don't think they should be too worried. they 75% position. two draws and a defeat this season at wembley so far. a bit of a struggle for liverpool at the moment, conceding five last weekend, dropping points in the champions league on wednesday and now more points dropped in the league against burnley. 1-1 1—1 draw. it was equalised after the call for burnley, which strained enfield. they had so many shots, 35, seven more than manchester city had today. city scored six goals. liverpool only scored one. very disappointing. i'm not happy about the result. i am unhappy about a big part of the performance. you probably saw the recent away games of burnley, they won the last home game

with four shots. i'm not sure they were all on target. 1-0. today, until the last two corners, i think, one shot on target. we could have lost the game in this situation. overall, we deserved it in a different way. similar to last week. but different. it's harder to play and keep the call. they were ready to press. they make it tough. they made seven changes, freshness. a lot has been made of set piece, maybe they are not as good with aerial stuff. we exaggerated our game plan today. we exaggerated today. i'm not afraid to get the ball forward anyway. now newcastle fans must have been a bit worried when the season started. two league defeats and a league cup loss to nottingham forest. but what a difference a couple of weeks makes? three league wins in a row against stoke city today. three wins from their first five games, first time they've done that since 2000. shakira equalised, then

sells with his second winner in two games. rafael benitez knows it's a great start to the season. these players worked very hard. sometimes there are problems but after the reaction of the team, we know they are doing all they can to give us the points. i won't say they will win all the time, this is impossible, but at least we will compete and be capable of winning games. we've played better than that in recent weeks, we were a bit loose in terms of accuracy of passes. in saying that, newcastle looked to put pressure on and hit us on the break, we had to be vigilant at these moments. — got into the lead for the second time.

that was disappointing after working hard to get back on level terms. not the best result for stoke city. so, let's have a look at all the results from today's premier league games. only two shots on target in the game between west brom and west ham. the first player to start 600 premier league games there. he has equalled orang ta kes' record. league games there. he has equalled orang takes' record. 632. iam guessing that will be last on much of the day. john is politely saying that it wasn't a classic. and here is the table too. manchester city top of the tree ahead of their rivals united who play everton tomorrow. look at city's goal difference too. newcastle to fourth. tottenham on

death after the frustrating draw. same old problems for liverpool as last season. failing to put pressure. “— last season. failing to put pressure. —— cotton on fifth. let's stick with football, as championship side birmingham city have sacked manager harry redknapp — after six straight defeats in all competitions. the former tottenham and portsmouth boss kept birmingham up last season, after taking charge with three games remaining. but after agreeing a one—year deal and signing 1a players over the summer, the blues currently sit second bottom and were beaten 3—1 at home by preston today. to make matters a bit worse for blues fans, there was good news for city rivals aston villa. they've been struggling in the championship too, but got a convincing 3—0 win at barnsley this evening. albert adomah got their first two, before keinan davis rounded off the victory. elsewhere in the championship leeds' unbeaten run came to an end

as they were lost 1—0 at millwall. leeds, wolves and cardiff all have 17 points at the top of the table, wolves beat nottingham forest 2—1. sol bamba's late equaliser earned cardiff a point against sheffield wednesday, he scored in the 94th minute. there were also wins for in form preston, bristol city, burton, middlesbrough and norwich. hull and sunderland drew 1—1. disappointment for deeping rangers, from the ninth tier of english football, as they lost in the second round of fa cup qualifying against kidderminster. it was the biggest match in the club's history but the peterborough—based united counties side were beaten 4—2. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen drew 1—1 with kilmarnock, it means they now sit two points behind champions celtic who eased past ross county 4—0. dundee recorded their first win of the season with stjohnstone suffering their first defeat — 3—2 the score at dens park. hearts won away at hamilton 2—1 and louie moult scored twice as motherwell came from behind

to earn a point at hibernian. ben stokes has been rested for this evenings twenty20 match between england and the west indies at his home ground chester—le—street. the all rounder will play in the five—match one—day series that follows. eoin morgan's side won the toss and decided to bowl with chris gayle racing to a0 runs off just 21 deliveries. but gayle's lack of pace was seriously exposed with a combination of jason roy and liam plunkett running him out. then evin lewis was caught byjoe root just after making his half—century. west indies are currently 142 for seven after 16 of their 20 allotted overs. sebastien vettel will start on pole ahead of tomorrow's singapore grand prix. lewis hamilton will begin from fifth. which means the ferrari driver will feel confident about surpassing his rival in the drivers standings come race day.

tom clarkson is in singapore for us. with formula 1 being a mechanised sport, it's sometimes difficult to work out whether it's the car or the driver making the difference. during qualifying for the singapore grand prix, we were left in no doubt about the talents of one man. wo0h00! yes! no wonder sebastian vettel was happy. after losing his championship lead to lewis hamilton last time in italy, pole was vital. seven of the last nine winners have won from pole in singapore. for much of qualifying, it looked as though max verstappen would take that. his red bull team dominated practice and he clocked the quickest time in the first two sessions. but sebastian vettel had been keeping his powder dry. mercedes usually do the same but

they'd said beforehand they which trouble at this track. —— they would struggle at this track. hamilton and bottas ended up fifth and sixth. it suited ferrari perfectly. verstappen couldn't match vettel‘s times. despite clipping a wall, the four—time world champion went even quicker. with three cars and more than half a second between him and hamilton, the german will expect to regain his championship lead. very, very happy. the car was amazing. it's an amazing track if you feel that the car is coming alive and you can do what you want to. i knew we had it in us. it was a bit of a struggle to get there. now i'm just happy. just a shame you couldn't get on pole, the final lap was not great but we were quite close. i'm happy with that. it will be difficult to pass on during the race. i'm still confident about victory. we've got a great package. seb turned it on in qualifying but i'm feeling positive. sebastian vettel understandably happy with his pole position. the 49th of his career.

lewis hamilton is starting in fifth. he said he needs to perform a miracle if he is to get anywhere near sebastian vettel. the ramifications of what happens in this grand prix could be huge. there are just three points between hamilton and sebastian vettel. all to play for. rugby union now and leicester tigers won their first game of the season, by beating gloucester 24—10 at welford road. the tigers had lost their first two league games, but ran in three tries inside the opening 20 minutes, two from ben youngs and this one from australia winger nick malouf. the other premiership game of the day between newcastle and saracens kicks off at 10pm tonight in philadelphia in the united states. meanwhile munster maintained their unbeaten start to the pro14

season after a 21—16 win over ospreys at the liberty stadium. the hosts took an early lead, but two first half tries gave the irish side an eight point advantage. and while several second half penalties put ospreys back into contention... that late penalty from tyler bleyendaal sealed the victory. elsewhere there was a win for leinster, at southern kings 31—10. there's two matches kicking off later, cheetahs and zebre have just got underway, it's currently 33—25 cardiff host glasgow, 7—0. one other rugby results to bring you, and world champions new zealand have completed a record victory over south africa in auckland, thrashing them 57 points to nil. the all blacks were ruthless as usual, running in eight tries. scott barrett was among the scorers, while his older brother beauden kicked 17 points. it was new zealand's biggest winning margin over the springboks. london broncos will not be in super league next season after losing 38—16 to widnes vikings

in the super 85 qualifiers. widnes ran in seven tries, including two from danny craven. and the win keeps them in the hunt for promotion. they are also now level on eight points with catalan dragons, before their crucial trip to play them in perpignan next weekend. thousands of boxing fans are in las vegas this weekend, for the middleweight title clash between two of the best fighters on the planet, gennady golovkin and canelo alvarez. our reporter adie is also there. and it's a match—up that fight fans have wanted for years. it is. the atmosphere has built throughout the week. it's notjust a matchup between two of the best fighters. it's happening on a great occasion. as the independence day celebrations in mexico. it felt like a busy

saturday afternoon in the shopping centre. lots of people waving mexican flags, waving bandannas with his nickname on it. this was a huge occasion in terms of boxing, and the city. they are gearing up to a memorable night in boxing, you imagine. a rare sight in boxing, the two best fighters in their weight division going head—to—head. it's being billed as the fight of the decade. but has it been overshadowed by the spectacle that was mayweather versus mcgregor? these are the two best middleweights of the division. if you were entertained by mayweather versus mcgregor, tune in saturday night september the 16th. it will be 8—9 rounds of hell for both guys. it was only three weeks ago that floyd mayweather, a retired boxer, took on conor mcgregor, a mixed martial artist. it was one of the richest fight in history, but many considered it a freak show, a circus, with this fight, the one to get really excited about.

translation: this is a fight that people have been wanting to see, waiting to see, one that won't be overshadowed by any other event. i'm very ready, very excited. the last three months, i've trained in my gym. 100%, i want to win this fight. i give everything for this fight. despite some talk of boxing being under decline and under pressure from sports like mixed martial arts, the venue sold out in less than two weeks and thousands have travelled to vegas to be part of what could be a special night. britain's double olympic champion nicola adams, who makes her us debut on the undercard, says the sport is looking towards the future. i don't know if we've ever had women on the undercard of such a big event before in vegas, we are definitely changing the game for the better. ijust hope women's boxing starts to really grow and expand and we get to see a lot more.

you can often turn up to a boxing match with a strong hint of the likely winner but this one has divided opinion amongst the experts and fans alike. we know what the big fight of the notice board, as you mention, a big night for nicola adams as well. her first appearance in the us. it is. she now lives in san francisco. she says... we appear to have lost the live in las vegas. just in his prime. a massive fights to that. you can hear it on radio five. favourite capri won today's st leger classic at doncaster.

the three to one to shot ridden by ryan moore took the title in thrilling fashion — and making it five wins in the world's oldest classic race for irish trainer aidan o'brien. crystal ocean finished second with stradivarius in third. jonny brownlee has finished the world triathlon series in sixth place after coming fifth in the final race of the season in rotterdam. vincent luis of france picked up his first win of the campaign, while third place was enough for spain's mario mola to win a second straight world title. jessica learmonth of great britain finished third in the women's race, to follow up her podium position in stockholm last time out. bermuda's flora duffy won the overall women's series. duffy only needed to finish in the top seven to retain the title, but won in rotterdam to end the season perfectly. british bobsleigh have appointed lee johnston — a three—time olympian — as their new head coach. he replaces dominik scherrer, who resigned earlier this week. johnston was a member of the gb teams at the 1998, 2002 and 2006 winter olympics and is a 12—time british champion. it's the return of the champions

league of darts this weekend at the motorpoint arena in cardiff, where the top eight players in the pdc play over two days in a knockout tournament. in the opening match, world number three peter snakebite wright fired in six 1805 to beat world number six dave chisnall and see out the match on double five. you can see full coverage from cardiff on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening and i'll be doing it all again in sportsday at 7:30pm. see you then. manchester city beat watford 6—0 today. sergio querrey got a hat—trick. —— sergio aguero. no time for the weather. it's been a day of sunshine and showers. this is set to continue over the next few days. this was

earlier on. we've had some big shower clouds. equally, blue sky in between. in some of the happier showers, thunderstorms spotted. this one was taken by one of our viewers in sussex. we still have showers at the moment but these are easing. this is the recent reader showing... over the next few hours, most of us are going to be seen clearer and drier conditions. some showers continuing across parts of southern and south—west england. the odd rumble of thunder in the channel island overnight. clearing skies and light winds. it will turn quite chilly tonight. damages in towns and cities at 8—11. —— temperatures in towns and cities. tomorrow, after the chilly start, a decent day.

fewer showers than today and some more sunshine. temperatures a degree 01’ more sunshine. temperatures a degree or soul warmer. to start the day, fresh. it will be missed easier and there. these will lift. some across there. these will lift. some across the south but these should ease later in the day. england, you could catch a passenger were anywhere. these few and far between. —— inland. it is feeling it chilly with the breeze across parts of scotland. sunday evening, largely dry, perhaps the odd shower in the east. low pressure in the east, holding into monday. higher pressure building in from the atlantic and loving mind it will be similar to sunday. still if you showers in the east, pulled in bya you showers in the east, pulled in by a rise praetor. a way from the east coast, most of us should avoid

showers. feeling cool on the east coast. this theme continues into tuesday, a bit of a breeze. higher pressure building in. not bad. heading towards the middle of the week, temperatures on the rise. it is looking a bit mixed. likely to see some rain to work instead but high—pressure building and so things are looking warmer and drier extra ten. —— next weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines:

police investigating yesterday's bomb attack at parsons green seek to establish whether a man arrested at the port of dover was part of a wider network. at this stage we are keeping an open mind around whether more than one person is responsible for the attack and we are still pursuing numerous lines of inquiry and at great pace. detectives are searching a house in sunbury—on—thames in surrey. residents of surrounding properties are evacuated from their homes. and the guns on the black masks daniel rowe, trying to walk your son darren, telling him it's all right, it's really quite scary —— all the guns and the black masks down your road, trying to walk your son down.