effective but it's better than not using anything at all and of course call for emergency help straightaway. some patients will be advised to start using alternative injecting devices. meanwhile the government says it's working with epipen‘s makers to resolve the issue. it's been beautiful in parts of the country today, let's cross over to the newsroom and find the rest of the prospects with chris fawkes. blue skies for many of us, the trees changing colour. awesome out there, it has been playing ball from across but we have had a bit of rain from this weakening cold front thatis rain from this weakening cold front that is pushing its way southwards into the parts of northern england and wales through the night. i can't hear, blustery conditions across scotland, showers continuing in northern and western areas with clear skies across parts of midlands, east anglia and part of

scotla nd midlands, east anglia and part of scotland as well. as low as three celsius, a chill in the air fasting sunday morning. sunday is one of those days are the cloud will spread out. we start cloudy and northern england, cloud breaks through the afternoon so we get sunshine after that. starting sunny toward the south turns cloudy. shell was always frequent across scotland, sneaking down towards the coast affecting wales as well. holloway staying dry. that's your weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... powerful aftershocks have continued to hit the indonesian island of sulawesi, following an earthquake and tsunami which killed hundreds of people yesterday. rescuers say hundreds more have been injured and dozens are still missing and theresa may arrives for the conservative conference in birmingham as the party apologises for a breach in security of the official conference app that revealed the contact details of senior politicians. a warning from the

business secretary that a no—deal brexit could jeopardise britain's status as a world leader in the car industry. facebook has reset tens of millions of accounts after discovering its worst—ever security breach. it's not clear whether any profiles were misused or who was responsible. three men, including a police officer, have been seriously injured after they were attacked by two dogs in a garden in leeds. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me katherine downes and chris mitchell. the headlines for you. they were the underdogs — but europe dominate at the ryder cup. they lead the usa 10—6 going into tomorrow's final day. their worst start in 29 years —

a new low for manchester united as they're beaten by west ham. and it's a mercedes front row for the russian grand prix — but it's not hamilton on pole. fellow, thanks for joining fellow, thanks forjoining us again. europe will take a 10—6 lead into the final day of the ryder cup — they dominated the fourballs this morning, but the usa clawed back a couple of vital points in the afternoon's foursomes. still, they'll need a spectacular comeback if they're to retain the cup. but it has been done before. europe managed it in 2012 — the miracle at medina, from 6—10 down — so it is possible, but europe will be confident of victory after today's performances.

ben croucher rounds up the action: the battle cry created in scandinavia, the golf course in france, the rivalry created down the decades. the ryder cup is unmistakable. as the usa have found, it is easy to lose yourself and as a found on friday, easy to lose points, too. saturday's events carried on with this cry created in hollywood. county down. rory mcilroy‘s experience meant little mattered as his opponent's inexperience netted became a one—sided event. inexperience netted became a one-sided event. was a short. what a shot from hatton. sergio garcia found some spanish strength to see oui’ found some spanish strength to see our his opponent. butjust when another european whitewash was on, jordan spieth and justin thomas ensured they were here and heard.

still the usa were staring at a heavy deficit so when henrik stenson and justin rose said at first, they claimed their customary points to make the gap a little wider. fleetwood and molinari's parts did not wind such accolades but with yet another point, they became your‘s most accessible pairing injust another point, they became your‘s most accessible pairing in just two days. the us six behind and tiger woods still not winning a match. undaunted by the cars and the potential pitfalls plain to see at the local nationale, speed and thomas sunk a strangely subdued rory mcilroy and ian poulter with pinpoint precision. only twice before has a side come from so far behind to wind. the us will have to use of a new spirit of brookline and 99 if they opt to create a novel piece of ryder cup history. —— if

they are to create another piece. it has been a great few days, it really has. they must be proud of the way they have played, stuck together and being determined to do a job but they are also very well aware of what is ahead of them to morrow. we go again tomorrow. we go back to the hotel now, we refocus, we try and get some tired legs worked on and then they get out there to morrow and this is probably there to morrow and this is probably the most important 18 holes head of these players for a long, long time. we obviously both likely cause, the conditions are great for us. we are really good friends. we like to play together, spend time together and, yes, just work from the beginning so it is great. tomorrow we will be a pa rt it is great. tomorrow we will be a part and we need to keep winning and get those jolt bug .2 missing. great couple of points for moliwood

as they are now cleverly called. ben croucher there with the round up of the day's action. now for some analysis from our man on the course, john watson. europe or the advantage now. they did xt fourball session winning three points to one. jordan spieth and justin thomas the only way of life of the american team as they salvage the one solitary point from this morning's session. this afternoon, a very different story. two points a piece but it was all about the superb dovetailing once again francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood becoming the first european pair in ryder cup history to win all four of their matches. henrik stenson and justin rose combine brilliant and once again to put another point on the board for the european team as the usa came out of this afternoon's sessions with two points of their own. 10—68 is heading into the final day. as we know, no team has ever come back from a margin bigger than that. —— 10-6 from a margin bigger than that. —— 10—6 heading into the final day. the miracle at medina saw europe do it

heading in10—6 miracle at medina saw europe do it heading in 10—6 down and america done it in 1999 at brookline when they were trailing by the same deficit but they came back on home soil. a very different proposition if they are too good to do it tomorrow and if they can come out on top in the final singles matches, it will have to be this partisan home crowd in front of them if they are to do it. and they had to be europeans. —— and they have two defeats be europeans. so here's a look at how they'll line up for tomorrows decisive singles matches. justin thomas and rory mcilroy have the earliest alarm — teeing off at five past eleven. tiger woods takes on rookie john rahm as he goes hunting for his first points this ryder cup. tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari who are unbeaten for europe so far take on tony finau and phil mickleson respectively. veterans bubba and stenson go head to head, and the last match on the course will be rookies bryson de chambeau v alex noren. it looks likejim it looks like jim furyk it looks likejim furyk has put all his big guns out early.

a difficult week for manchester united and jose mourinho got worse today with a 3—1 defeat at west ham united sorry, i was listening to what you're saying. in a week that saw cameras capture a frosty training ground exchange between mourinho and pogba, today the french midfielder was hauled off midway through the second half as united slipped to a third league defeat of the season. patrick gearey reports. struggles, bubbles, soil and trouble. a row between the manager and pol pot back meant it to west ham just five minutes to make things worse with felipe anderson's skill only really revealed on second glance. yarmolenko made use of a deflection off of lindelof any

second—hand but where next? well, it was pol pot are off. then a man who caused the difference —— it was paul pogba all. the problem? west ham had space for a small london park for arnautovic to make use of two boot further misery on manchester united with a 3—1 defeat. how silly mourinho's bubble burst? , hasjose mourinho's bubble burst? well after the game match of the day commentator jonathan pearce asked jose mourinho about his decision to substitute paul pogba during the second half of today's defeat. you substituted paul pogba. a lot will be made of that over the next few days. i did not only substitute paul pogba. also lindelof and i also substituted martial. do you think he is trying just a little bit too hard? people can do that. he is trying. he is trying hard, yes.

well he might be trying and he might be trying hard but nothing is going the way of paul pogba orjose mourinho. who goes first? body reckon? i do not know, i'm not at liberty to say but something has to change forjose mourinho and manchester united, and the fans i think one something to change. liverpool remain undefeated in the premier league thanks to a late strike from daniel sturridge, which rescued a 1—1 draw at chelsea. chelsea took the lead when the in—form eden hazard struck his sixth premier league goal of the season — he's the top scorer. but with barely minutes left on the clock, former chelsea striker sturridge let fly and found the top corner, ensuring liverpool are yet to suffer defeat. that is his first goal from outside the box in overfour years. it means manchester united are now top of the

premier league... manchester city, rather. manchester united are nowhere in the top of the league. manchester city have gone top, after recording yet another premier league win, beating brighton 2—0 at the etihad stadium. pep guardiola saw his side dominate the game and raheem sterling opened the scoring midway through the first half... sergio aguero made it two as city claimed a comfortable win. guardiola says his team are beginning to loolk —— look like the champion's they were last season... the important thing is after what we have done, when we have done last season. after seven games in the premier league, we are the same team that we were last season. of course you can lose games, of course we can not for the champions league, we cannot win the champions league but no one can say we are not like they are. we are not respectful, professional, like our fans. we've managed to beat manchester united, ran liverpool close away

from home but what we have to do is take a lot of the good things we showed to day into this next series of games because realistically, if i'm looking at where we are capable of getting points it is against the teams outside the top six. harry kane scored two as tottenham beat huddersfield. huddersfield still without a win this season remain bottom with spurs fourth. kane the hero. after a slow start to the season. not all good news for spurs — who already have a number of injuries — as jan vertonghen picked up a knock during the game and came off. dele alli did not play. spurs have a champions league game against barcelona on wednesday. a bit ofa a bit of a worry for them as they going to europe. very pleased and it was a tough game again. the team wanted to win. that was easy to see from the beginning.

for the unbelievable fans, one of the best things for them. it was so tough and that is why we are so please to have three points more in the table today. guess you have forgotten about arsenal's slow start to the season. arsenal were looking for their seventh straight win and got it. but they left it late. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford. an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. left them feeling they'd got nothing for their efforts. the day's results for you... after two losses on the spin everton eased to victory over fulham. newcastle still without a win lost at home to leicester. a fourth win of the season

for newly promoted wolves who beat southampton 2—0. and we already know now about chelsea and liverpool, a 1—1 draw there. that is all today's games in there. that is all today's games in the premier league taking care of. manchester city at the top of the table. city, not united. and that daniel sturridge striker liverpool... what a peach. the first goal he has scored from outside the box in years and what a from klopp.|j scored from outside the box in years and what a from klopp. i almost turned over to watch strictly at that point because i was getting worried. let's move away from the premier league now and west bromwich albion are the new leaders of the championship after a 3—2 win at preston north end. fresh from knocking manchester united out of the league cup it was back down to earth for frank lampard's derby who lost 1—0 at bolton. there were also wins for sheffield united, norwich and swansea. in the scottish premiership

the reigning champions celtic have ended a disappointing run of league results with a one—nil victory over aberdeen this afternoon. relief there. elsewhere today dundee have picked up their first points of the season with a 2—0 win at hamilton. leaders hearts have a five point lead following their 2—1 victory over stjohnstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and hibernian. also coming up in the programme... saracens perfect start to the season continues — today's victims were bath. and riding into the rainbow stripes — dutchwoman anna van der breggen wins the women's world road race title. it is grand prix weekend of course. mercedes dominated qualifying for tomorrow's grand prix — but its valterri bottas on pole — not lewis hamilton. hamilton made a couple of errors which saw him lose out to his team—mate. his nearest rival for the drivers championship — sebastian vettel — has vowed to attack from third on the grid. nick parrott reports. sochi's olympic park is mercedes' playground.

they have won every russian grand prix since it started in 2014 and only failed to take pole once. given lewis hamilton's form and ferrari's recent decline, qualifying should have been a one horse race of the championship leader flexed his muscles earlier on, going quickest in practice and breaking the record in the first part of qualifying. pole was an inevitable outcome but formula 1 isn't always predictable and hamilton can be fallible. with ferrari's sebastian vettel way off the pace, it was team—mate valterri bottas who stood on his way. the finnish man broke the record and as he tried to catch him, the british man pushed a bit too hard. a rare mistake from hamilton who has claimed more pole positions than anyone in formula 1. he looked far from disappointed, though, perhaps he is expecting team orders during the race to help him move closer toa

fifth world title. the weather's fantastic, we've got a great crowd and it was intense naturally as it always is. my last two laps were not special but you cannot always get it right. at least we are still in the fight for the race tomorrow but the team are doing an amazing job. on to rugby union now and leaders saracens have become the first club in premiership history to begin a campaign with five bonus—point victories. bath became their latest victims today, as sarries maintained their perfect start to the campaign with a 50—27 victory. our rugby union reporter chrisjones was watching the match. with todd blackadder fielding an understrength, the backside and saracens in rampant form, this a lwa ys saracens in rampant form, this always looked like being one—sided. bath rolled it out, staying in touch with three tries but saracens to strong with eight tries, second hat—trick this season for the williams. there was also a return to

fitness which is great for england's international team. alex coote has been overlooked by eddiejones but he isa been overlooked by eddiejones but he is a full—back without parallel at class leg club level. scoring and setting up. five bonus points in a i’ow setting up. five bonus points in a row for saracens. they will take some stopping. exeter are still breathing down their necks, thanks to victory at home to worcester. also wins today for northampton and harlequins. in the pro 1a, ospreys are second in conference a, after a 22—8 victory at zebre in northern italy. luke morgan with the only try of what was a fairly scrappy game. all the other ospreys points came from the boot of welsh international sam davies. there are another two matches under way — leinster leading connacht 20—3, and scarlets with a 35—14 lead against southern kings — and there are two more games later. the super 8s in the rugby league now — and the challenge cup winners catalans

and huddersfield are both unable to finish in the top four, so that one for pride. later, london will be aiming for a second win in a row, and third at home, when they welcome halifax to the trailfinders sports club — and that would keep alive the broncos' hopes of a return to super league next season. time for a quick look at the other stories making the headlines... northern ireland'sjonathan rea has become the first rider to win four consecutive super bikes titles. he's now won seven races in a row and has an unassailable lead in the championship. rea says he's "living the dream". callum smith is the new wba super—middleweight champion after a seventh round knockout over george groves. he also lifted the muhammad ali trophy in saudi arabia for becoming super series champion. smith is the youngest of four fighting brothers. his brother liam has already held a world title. the super league triathlon season is under way this weekend

with jersey the venue. great britain's jodie stimpson and georgia taylor—brown finished fifth and sixth respectively in the women's race. jonny brownlee finished fourth in the men's event, with further racing scheduled for tomorrow. jonny‘s brother alistair pulled out of the competition through injury. he's been struggling. not in themselves recently. it is a shame not to see him at his best but tough going through all that and very little time for them to recover from injury so it is tough for them out there. however, not tough for... dutch cyclist anna van der breggen who has won the women's race at the road world championships in austria today. the reigning olympic champion finished over three minutes ahead of the australian rider amanda spratt. after the race, former cyclist and now bbc pundit rochelle gilmore joinedjill douglas. all the smart money was on a dutch winner here and the right question was who it would be that

would take the rainbow jersey. a very dominant ride by anna van der breggen. a lot of plot coming into this about the dark and their strength in numbers but today i think anna van der breggen could have won that race by herself, she was that strong and to win by that margin was something super impressive. you will not forget that for a very long time. an australian team waving a kangaroo because they have a silver medallist. amanda spratt coming second. that must feel like a victory because anna van der breggen was in a class of her own and you get a silver medal was a very big accomplishment and something she should be very proud of. she has been one of those riders working tirelessly for others, so i think the people's feeling will be that she just deserves that so much. we've seen her work there so many people and to see her get a medal at the world championships is amazing. she was thrilled to get that medal and as was the bronze medallist.

1a years ago, she had her first appearance on a podium at a world championship. and she has really slipped into that mentor role since. to bring home the bronze medal for italy, massive celebrations in the italian camp tonight. the dutch have won the elite road race, they are the real driving force in women's cycling at the moment. yeah. the strongest riders are also the dutch teams. they must have a very good development structure that i think the rest of the world can take notice of because they keep producing champions. now anna van der breggen and the rest of the team as well, they had amazing talent last year and they are doing something right. they certainly are. what will tomorrow bring? we have the men's race. see you then. we started the programme with golf and that's how we'll end it. mike bushell has this week been to meet two golfers who can give

the european ryder cup team even more inspiration. one man — who helped europe's one armed team win their equivalent of the ryder cup — and another british champion who tours the world competing in the long drive world series. whenjoe miller steps when joe miller steps up whenjoe miller steps up to the tee, not thinking about the whole or the green scoring a birdie, isjust a case of how far he can get the ball to go. just to give you an idea of the distances involved, there is joe... over there, the distances involved, there is joe... overthere, loops, on the 18th tee against the blue horizon is a line almost 300 yards away down the fairway. this is where the ryder cup players will be getting their tee shots to land this weekend but this is wherejoe can get his driver to hit the ball too. all the way down the air. so near to the water, it will probably going 41m yards away. i have a buoyancy aid in case

we need to retrieve it. let's see how far this goes from jarrow. on its way now. it's on its way, and will go away into the water... oh, yes, into the water. beyond, way beyond 440 yards. perfect landing right he intended it to go, incredible accuracy as well as the distance there. watching joe, his ball ta kes distance there. watching joe, his ball takes off like a missile, still rising at several seconds and is the speed and strength that is legendary to long drive world championships and victory in the uk leg of the long drive world series at his club this summer. do not get me wrong, a lot of play golf as well but eve ryo ne lot of play golf as well but everyone was to hit a ball in long way. when you are... when it turns out you're good at the sport, nothing is better than competing in the best in the world and can then proving you are the best. it is well‘s strongest man from goal. if you can edit the furthest, lift it

be heavier, run the fastest, people are be heavier, run the fastest, people a re interested be heavier, run the fastest, people are interested in that. you can come along, watch the skies hit the ball as hard as they can, it goes miles, it is really exciting. whatever the short drivers? take two. that is better. directions his top tips can help improve amateurs. you will act more rotation, bigger shoulder turn, it gets the speed and the ball going it gets the speed and the ball going it was further. i gained nearly 30 yards and few minutes. that has flew 175 yards. moving forward, they hope to hold a competition from one armed golfers in the uk this year. this man has cerebral palsy and has played one armed golf since a with a child and help the european team beat the americans in the one armed version of the ryder cup. good team performance. the weather played its part. 40 mile power wins so definitely not what they are used to. just trying to hit it as smooth

as possible, tempo, trying to make a good connection with the ball and basically letting the club do the work. easier said than done as i once again came up work. easier said than done as i once again came up short in this long drive game. he's not that bad, he's a bit of a bandit really. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching. good night. hello, good evening. most of us have had a decent day weather—wise. in sunshine on offer. glorious autumn colours but the same cannot be said out any mediterranean buried at this intense area of low pressure. it has brought stormy conditions to greece and the peloponnese ariane particular. some rivers overflowing in as part of the world. some flooding problems and more rain to come from madison, too. skies and

for us by david battling things get quite chilly overnight with light winds picking around across the midlands, east anglia and south east midlands. a weak cold front pushes forward , midlands. a weak cold front pushes forward, moving across northern england and northern ireland. probably no rain left on it as yet edited the night. average wise, chilly in the south—east, east anglia and the midlands, with those light winds. temperatures getting down to 23 celsius. blustery showers across scotland in the north and west and images being kept up here by the wind. the weather picture tomorrow, a week frontjourneys southwards. no rain left on it but what follows will be some slightly cooler air. temperatures probably a degree or so down on what we have seen degree or so down on what we have seen today but nevertheless, many sunshine comes out, not feeling too bad. though showers continue to feeding on the gusty winds for northern and western areas and increasingly through the afternoon. if you sneaked down, could get one 01’ if you sneaked down, could get one or two if you sneaked down, could get one ortwo in if you sneaked down, could get one or two in england and wales.

otherwise staying dry with a few sunny spells coming and going and brightening up in northern ireland. a few showers towards the blogosphere. temperatures 10—15dc. wa nted blogosphere. temperatures 10—15dc. wanted the early part of the week next week, a ridge of high pressure moves in across this approaching weather system and weather—wise on monday, decent start to the day but they chilly start and some pockets of frost in the very coldest areas. through the day, we will see the clouds picked up and outbreak of rain spreading in, strengthening south—westerly winds and the wet weather brings into the highlands and northern isles. some rain in northern ireland, england and wales staying dry. temperatures here are 215 celsius also but generally in the week ahead, quite a bit of cloud around, some sunny the week ahead, quite a bit of cloud around, some sunny spells but at the same time, a bit of rain at times across the north—west of the uk. that is the latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc news.

the headlines at 8pm. powerful aftershocks have continued to hit the indonesian island of sulawesi, following an earthquake and tsunami which killed hundreds of people. rescuers say dozens are still missing. as for the damage of the tsunami, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but numbers are still unknown. theresa may arrives for the conservative conference in birmingham as the party apologises for a breach in security of the official conference app that revealed the contact details of senior politicians. a warning from the business secretary that a no—deal brexit could jeopardise britain's status as a world leader in the car industry. also coming up — facebook has reset tens of millions of accounts after discovering its worst—ever security breach.