system but ”sun—w m sit“ ”ala w 3th 2le m t” a u; ahead of that system but still sunny spells and east anglia and southeast england and temperatures will be in the low to mid 20s. as the go deeper into the week the weather front com pletes into the week the weather front completes its journey south and it will be cooler across the uk feeling fresher and plenty of dry weather to come with the odd shower here and there has to go through next week. more weather for you are and whether what you going is on a website and i will be back in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator, presidential candidate, and vietnam war veteran at a memorial service in washington. america does not boast because she has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell says he's "worried and saddened" at the prospect of the labour party splitting, and is pleading with mp5 considering walking away to talk to the leadership. misery for northern rail customers,

as more than two—thirds of services are cancelled, in a dispute over driver—only operated trains. janbaz tarin appears in court, charged with the murders of a woman and her mother in solihull. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday, with me, john watson and sarah mulkerrins. the headlines this evening. jurgen klopp‘s side maintain their 100% start to the season, as firmino heads in for liverpool. butler helps england battle back with the fourth test finely balanced. it's the fastest lap in formula one history, as ferrari's kimi raikkonen takes pole for the italian grand prix. also coming up in the programme. last year's premiership

finalists exeter chiefs lay down an early marker. they open up their new season with a win against leicester. and find out about the new board sport that's taking off. it works all the muscles, and it's the perfect solution for when you can't get out to the water. hello, lots to come this saturday. let's start with liverpool, as their winning start to the premier league season continued today. jurgen klopp‘s side secured a 2—1 victory away at leicester in the early game. but there was a nervy finish though, after their brazilian goalkeeper alisson, signed for a record fee, gifted the home side a lifeline. as alex gulragani reports. right now, juergen klopp has every reason to be smiling. a perfect start for liverpool already into their flow.

against leicester, that running would continue, even with cell are off target. he is part of the famous front three and read. —— in red. when one is not firing, the others pick up the reins. sadio mane deadly from this range, 1-0. the final part of that trio wanted in on the act two, he doubles liverpool's lead as the grin on klopp‘s face grew larger and larger. but his side did not make life easy for themselves, leicester grew in confidence with every opening every chance. much has been made of liverpool's goalkeeping woes in recent years, and alisson, one of the world's most expensive, showed that he too can have his moments. they made sure that leicester took advantage, juergen klopp making his feelings known. but liverpool held on, another win, the smile still there, just. alex gulragani, bbc news. we need to get used to it more.

don't play the goalkeeper constantly for no ideas. think of solutions. i thinkjoe could've shot the ball all the way, i'm not for sure. but he didn't, and alisson could've done as well. but that is how it is, we are fine with that. we know he is a fantastic goalkeeper who will make fantastic saves again. he did not do what he should've done, but it's all good. so liverpool top of the table, one of two teams this evening still with their 100% start to the season. john, you've got the details of the other team for us. chelsea joining them there with four wins from four. maurizio sarri saw his side leave it late against a stubborn bournemouth side, pedro with their first, his third of the season. and then eden hazard sealing it, five minutes before full time. much more attacking under

their new manager who thinks they can get better. we are doing very well. but i think we can improve. for example, the first half, we needed to move the ball at another speed. so i think that we can improve. manchester city's perfect start to the season ended when they drew with wolves last weekend, today, a decade on from when the new owners bought the club, it was the turn of newcastle who they beat 2—1. ben croucher was watching. ten yea rs ten years today since city's middle eastern owners took over, and everywhere you look, reminders of where the club is now. proof was delivered against newcastle within eight minutes from the man who cost £49 million. sergio guerra has

proven his worth by now, but misfired as city could not combine their domination into more goals. they barely had the ball, but when they did, yet let me account. contain the words give the ball to kara walker. it turns out, not the worst tactic. not the worst way to open your sitting account. despite hogging possession, increasing their vantage and... newcastle's poorform suggested. struggling to get out of their own half, their pain at least did not get any worst. and whilst the score line did not reflect it, city would not have had too many more one—sided games within the decade. ben croucher, bbc news. couldn't be more different for west ham with four defeats in four, they're rooted to the bottom of the table, manuel pellegrini under pressure after adama traore scored the only goal as they lost to wolves i—o. remember, west ham spent

around £100 million on new players over the summer. there next matches, everton, chelsea, and manchester united. it's a very bad start, you cannot lose points here, especially the six points that we lost out home. playing away against arsenal are liverpool... but a few don't play well, you will have results. but to lose the six points here at home, we must be very worried. even if we did not win, i will be happy because we worked really hard. i think we were more in control, especially in the first half. but i'm happy, it feels good. it is massive to come over and get three points. southampton won their first league match of the season beating crystal palace 2—0, the latter without star man

wilfried zaha through injury 2—0 danny ings and that man pierre—emile hojberg with the goals. much needed improvment for a team that avoided relegation last season. great performance, we had to withstand a bit of pressure. we had to defend them, and that's what we did. i think the last two weeks, in fairness, since the everton defeat, i have seen a real purpose to everything that we have done, in terms of application and desire to get points. i have been pleased with the reaction of the players. the players don't seem to be quite as alert or quick with the ball, quite as determined in their attack. passing's not been as crisp and good as it has been on occasion. when that happens, you're left scratching your heads sometimes, because we didn't play well in that period of time. no doubt they were missing him

today, weren't they? let's take a look at the rest of the day's results. brighton came from 2—0 down against fulham, glenn murray with a double, one from the penalty spot. everton and huddersfield finished one all, two goals in two minutes in that match. that's the pl, sarah has the rest of the football. in the scottish premiership, hearts, without manager craig levein who continues his recovery after being taken to hospital this week, beat st mirren to make it four wins from four. steven naismith scored a first half hatrick, he opened from the spot and before he headed home his second to give hearts a two—goal cushion. just moments later, he got his third. all five of the games goals' came in the opening 45 minutes, with hearts' 4—1 win keeping them

top of the table. elsewhere stjohnstone beat hamilton 2—1. ten—man abderdeen lost to kilmarnock and hibs lost 2—1 to livingstone. celtic and rangers meet in the old firm derby tomorrow. in the championship, there was a remarkable comeback from swansea city as they came from behind to beat millwall 2—1 at the new den. and the welsh side couldn't have had a worse start. courtney barker—richardson sent off inside the first five minutes of the game, and down to ten—men, they fell behind in the second half. murray wallace with his first goalfor millwall. with 15 minutes left on the clock, swansea launched their comeback. kyle naughton drawing the sides level, before the unlikeliest of wins was sealed by oli mcburnie. how about that? a first win in three matches for graham potter's side, they're now up to sixth in the table. earlier there was a fourth win on the bounce for sheffield united

as they produced a stunning performance to inflict a first championship defeat of the season on aston villa. 4—1 the score at bramhall lane. it means united sit third in the table while villa drop to 11th. elsewhere frank lampard's derby go fourth with their win at hull. dwight gayle scored twice in west brom's victory against stoke. wins too for brentford, sheffield wednesday & wigan. england have plenty to do if they're to seal a win in southampton and with it take the series against india, as more wickets fell cheaply on day three of the fourth test. the hosts have a lead of 233, and remain in contention thanks largely to jos butler who top scored with 69. adam wild reports. for some, the start of september marks the end of summer. in southampton, it may not have felt like it. but for this england side, this season could be about to change. alastair cook's batting

once ran like clockwork. but as of late, it appears in glimpses. if you aren't paying attention, you mayjust miss it. his early dismissals now becoming all too regular. here he was the first to fall. a change in approach, moeen ali promoted up the order a surprise appearance, just a cameo. others faring better, jennings has often been questioned. here he often provided enough to keep spirits up. concentration wavered as lunch loomed. jennings out with a last ball before the break. if that promised time to regroup, england were immediately forced a rethink. this was the first ball of the afternoon. johnny bairstow spectacularly dismissed. the last thing england could afford was another collapse, ben stokes survived this one, but only just. what they needed was disciplined, and when it mattered most, that deserted them. a moment's hesitation, a moment's panic, joe root runout.

the match now so carefully balanced, it was not a time to let things slip. but today there was a butler to clean it up. this tookjos buttler passed his half—century, and innings that may prove crucial. adam wild, bbc news. so england have a lead of 233 with two wickets remaining at close of play on day three. adil rashid falling at the last ball of the day. sam curran and stuart broad will resume in the morning with england 260—8. well there was quite a performance in monza today, as kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest, as they locked out the front row with championship leader lewis hamilton starting from third. jennie gow is in monza for us. what a qualifying session it was.

some say the best they have ever seen. italy the heartland of ferrari, to see their fans poured to the track in the morning. were they disappointed 7 not at all. a ferrari front row lock—out, and in some style, nick parrot reports. some might struggle to remember ferrari claiming polls in their home race. fresh from winning and belgium last weekend, sebastian vettel looks confident and ending it. most were expecting lewis hamilton to provide the main challenge to stopping him. but it took the briton until the final session of qualifying get out outpaced battle. mercedes tried to contain their incitement. but it was one more run to go, drivers can go a little bit quicker by slipstreaming the car in front. in what is called the temple of speed. hamilton following his team—mates, but surprisingly, sebastian vettel going out ahead of frightening. the german going quicker, but his

ferrari team—mates beating them all with the fastest lap in the history of formula i, printing plenty of cheers and even a few tears. it did not go down well with sebastian vettel. but for ferrari and their fans, they don't mind. in front of all the... hopefully tomorrow, everything goes smoothly, and we are in the same positions. not entirely happy with my last run, but i think timmy was just a bit too fast. everyone in the team is working as hard as they can to make a difference. it's incredibly close, as i said. as you can see, it is great for the sport and to see so many fans here. ferrari locking out the front row, a good performance from lewis hamilton.

it will be fascinating to see what the likes of they can do, because they will have to start at the back. and around this circuit, you cannot overtake, it will be a fast race no matter happens, very exciting. will it be sebastian vettel or hamilton, or someone else? the drama this season has not stopped, and it continues with the race. the five time us open champion, roger federer is in third round action at flushing meadows. he's facing australian nick kyrgios, who was in the headlines this week, after an umpire appeared to offer him some advice during his last match. kyrgios beat federer when they first met in 2015 and says he would rather be the underdog than have all the pressure. eight of their nine previous sets have been tie—breaks. we're still in the first set, three games all the score. it has been incredibly hot new york,

he and humidity always in the story. roger federer looking effortlessly cool in the women's draw, 2017 finalist madison keys beat serbia's aleksandra krunic to reach the fourth round. the american lost the first set 6—4, but came back with 6—1, 6—2 wins. she'll play either dominika cibulkova or angelique kerber. england fly—half danny cipriani starred on the opening saturday of the premiership season, as gloucester beat northampton 27—16 at kingsholm. it was cipriani's first appearance since he was fined for an incident outside a jersey nightclub. elsewhere there was an emphatic bonus point win for exeter, the chiefs hammered leicester 40—6. james burford has the details of both games.

the first saturday of the season, and a clustered debut for danny cipriani. —— gloucester. familiarfaces, friends and foes all out on show. his contributions proved to be the difference. but in danny cipriani, they hope they have the brightest light. one gay man, already stacking his control on proceedings. —— one game it in. try given, but only just. eventually the pressure told, and lester's defence cracked, cracks appearing, legs tiring, chances taken. exit or will take plenty of positives from today's performance, a bonus performance chief among them. james burford, bbc news.

elsewhere, harlequins, under new head of rugby paul gustard, have got their season off to a bang with a bonus point victory over sale. it ended 51—23 at the stoop. wasps came from behind to beat worcester by a point at sixways. 21—20 at full time. it's also the first weekend of the pro 14, as glasgow warriors came from behind to beat connacht, 27—26 in the tightest of games. this try from connacht‘s finlay bealham helped the homeside to a 23—17 half—time lead. glasgow fought back in the second half as they looked to get their season off to a winning start and a drop goalfrom stuart hogg flew through the posts to give the warriors a one point lead. with the clock on red, connacht had a chance to snatch victory, but craig ronaldson smacked the outside of the post as glasgow ran out 27—26 winners. three other games today.

last year's runners up scarlets lost away at ulster 45—13 the full time score there. munster hammered the cheetahs 38 nil. -- 38-0. and dragons currently lead 7—5 against treviso. there was a thrilling match in superleague's qualifiers at headingley as hull kr beat leeds 38—36. the lead changed hands no fewer than five times, both teams trailed by ten at one stage. craig hall scored three tries and kicked five goals and hull kr came from behind in the second half. it ends leeds unbeaten record in the qualifiers. elsewhere toulouse beat widnes 42—22. toronto wolfpack beat london broncos 34—22. and castleford tigers are in action against challenge cup winners catalans dragons in the super league super 85. currently 6—0 to castleford. in korea this weekend, the world shooting championships get under way with british medal

prospects led by aaron heading. he's world number one in the men's trap. when he's not shooting though, he's saving lives as part of the coastguard. ben croucher has been to meet him. this is aaron heading in his natural habitat. but when he's not busy winning commonwealth medals... representing england, aaron heading! he can be found here. around the waterways of south lincolnshire. not the obvious way to prepare for world championship, but it all started four years ago when his shooting started to suffer. i had a terrible motorbike accident. it wasn't until my now wife and mother and father said that i was not in a good way and i might lose my leg... it brought things home to me. so he needed a distraction. and when a position at the coast guard came up, he grabbed it.

it has relaxed me. it has helped my shooting massively. the majority of my training is done on my own, so being involved with such a big team that we have here is fantastic. he's a great swimmer. he has youth on his side, as well. and his many successes in shooting, the highs of competition can be very much balanced out by his work as a coast guard, as he found out earlier this year. coming back from australia, i literally got home, and within a couple of hours, got called out to a body that had washed up on the marsh. and it brings everything back into perspective, being called back to a job like that. that grounding seem to have worked. a world cup win this year means you'll spare the british team...

for the next week, he hasjust one target. a world title. the way i've been training and training... i note my best will be good enough. ben croucher, bbc news, sutton bridge. the accuracy is amazing. now stand up paddle boarding has been one of the biggest growing sports in the uk over the last decade, but what do you do if you can t get out to water? a question i've always asked myself. or when it 5 too dark or stormy during the winter? well you could look into the new sport that 5 now taking off, landpaddling. our very own mike bushell has been to southport to try a club session. it's the sport that enables us to gracefully walk on water. now standup paddle boarding has come ashore on dry land. and wheels give it fresh momentum. no longer are they restricted to getting a large inflatable boards

out and finding some pond water, they can out keep paddle boarding through the winter, even when the sea off southport is rough and dangerous. —— some calm water. when it is too windy on the lake, you can still land paddle. just got off one board onto another, and still have fun with friends, and get active and fit. it originated from the states. when paddling followed behind, just like skateboarders did, they took to the streets and are training for the sport. it's much more sensible than skateboarding, mainly down to the longer and wider wheelbase on the boards. you also have extra contact with the floor. with the paddle, you no longer have to take your foot off steer year feet» ~ ~ you the same sort of elegance

and grace as you glide along. i'm 70 and this is good exercise. i don't need to use my feet. it'sjust nice and fun. when it's really hot, and you're doing it, it feels really good. i don't skateboard but i do this, and it is really fun. i don't know, probably because of the paddle. it makes me feel more secure. in some parts of the world, there are no regular races. —— now regular races. i've been given a head start, but look at them coming through. hopefully there'll soon be regular competitions and championships! i'm finding this is already good exercise for your arms, upper body and core. it is important to find space away from the other path users before

you build up any speed. especially at first, when you are certain to turn a few heads. once you have learned to lean and turn, you can keep going and going. in fact, stand up paddling board north do their own version of circuit training around a fountain. there is no stopping them, even as sunsets if you can get out of the water this winter, break at your skateboard. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye. awarming a warming trend this weekend, but the trend for cloud to increase, leaving fewer areas seeing the sometime tomorrow. let's reflect on

what we've had today, a picture from the isle of man with clout and patchy rain. sunshine and eastern parts of england, summertime into northeastern areas i'm a scotland where we saw hired imagers today. recent satellite pictures show all this cloud streaming into the north and west... ceiling in any of the warmth of the day, still producing some light rain and drizzle here and there. but breaks in the cloud, especially eastern england. some will be clear here, could get some patchy mist and fog developing, and temperatures for some dipping down into single digits. quite a warm night to come, humid as well, increasingly breezy, especially in scotland. let's look at how sunday is shaping up. collapse still with us across is shaping up. collapse still with us across much of northwestern uk, there'll still be some bright spots around town that you can capture some light rain. southeast england as the mist clears away, barely a cloud in the sky. northeast

scotland... for many, temperatures will be in the low 20s, but sunshine do eastern areas of england, mid and places. a breezy day, lots of dry weather, but picking up enough clout to produce a shower patches of rain. but some rain heading to the... west of scotla nd but some rain heading to the... west of scotland as we go through the day, the breeze is picking up, as well. northeast scotland will see some sunny well. northeast scotland will see some sunny spells. range and today in northern ireland and western scotland. a cold front leading cooler air in. behind that, there'll bea cooler air in. behind that, there'll be a fresher feel to our weather going into monday, meaning it is less humid, cooler, particularly in scotla nd less humid, cooler, particularly in scotland and northern ireland. whether asa as a weather front begins to push around here without bricks of rain in parts of the midlands, wales, and southwest. ahead of that, east anglia will still have some warmth and sunshine behind it, temperatures are much lowerfor some of

and sunshine behind it, temperatures are much lower for some of us. and sunshine behind it, temperatures are much lowerfor some of us. and that cooler and fresher feel com pletes that cooler and fresher feel completes his journey southwards going into tuesday, as temperatures are cooler and lower in east anglia and southeast england. as the week goes on, there will be quite a lot of dry weather to come, variable clout, some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8: # amazing grace...# america joins together to rememberjohn mccain — the former us senator, presidential candidate and vietnam war veteren — at a memorial service in washington. america does not boast because she has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to be made great

again, because america was always great. for all the times we sparred, i never tried to hide and i thinkjohn came to understand the long—standing admiration that i had for him. misery for northern rail customers as more than two—thirds of services are cancelled in a dispute over driver—only operated trains.