and part of what i want to do is make sure those that can change thingsjust know how tough it is for you guys. and how do you feel that you've got to speak to anne and talk about your situation? i'm proud to be speaking to anne because if someone wants to say something to someone and they can't say it to someone, we're speaking up. and you're right about speaking up, so, you know, carry on doing that. you should be really proud. but then, you know, people like me, i have to go and tell the ministers what you're saying and make sure that we carry on getting your message heard and also to schools and school holidays — about school holidays and the like. so, it's really great you're doing this. thank you. thank you so much. hayley hassell with that report. a 55—year—old ultra—runner has become the fastest woman to travel by foot between john o'groats and lands end. sharon gayter covered the 822 miles in 12 days, 11 hours,

six minutes and seven seconds. the previous record, set in 2008 and run from lands end tojohn o'groats, was more than four hours longer. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. it was the north and the east of the uk which fared best with the drier and brighter weather through saturday. further west, we had more cloud with outbreaks of rain thanks to these weather fronts associated with an area of low pressure to the west of northern ireland. so, overnight, it will stay rather damp here, with further outbreaks of rain for northern ireland around some irish sea coasts. the day's showers will tend to fizzle away from scotland and northern england overnight, so here it should be largely dry with clear spells, a little bit of mist and fog, temperatures no lower than 13—15 degrees. we start sunday off pretty similar to how saturday started off, with some early mist and fog, which will clear away. plenty of sunshine around, cloudier across western areas. and then into the afternoon, we're likely to see scattered showers and thunderstorms develop across parts of scotland

and into northern england. and it will be a warm day for many, 22 to maybe 26 or 27 across the south—east. the met office have issued a lower level yellow warning for the heavy showers and thunderstorms across northern parts of britain as some of these showers will be falling over the flood—sensitive areas of northern england, so stay tuned. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emergency workers are in a race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged reservoir in whaley bridge in derbyshire. there are fears of storms tomorrow that could cause water levels to breach the dam. we cannot say yet when this work will be finished, there are still serious risks to be grappled with, but i can make the reassurance that everything is being done to make the situation safe. the hong kong police have fired teargas at anti—government protestors as they demonstrated

for the ninth weekend in a row. tens of thousands of people are taking part. talks aimed at averting strikes by thousands of heathrow airport workers have been adjourned for the day and will resume tomorrow morning. more than 170 flights scheduled for monday and tuesday have been cancelled. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. england claim early australian wickets, in their reply at edgbaston, the latest from the first test of the ashes. charley hull and bronte law fight to stay in contention at the top of the women's open leaderboard, as defending champion georgia hall falls off the pace. and dutch delight for max verstappen as he claims the first pole

of his formula one career. he'll start the hungarian grand prix ahead of valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton. hello and welcome to the show. we start with the cricket from edgbaston, where bad light stopped australia in their tracks — in their attempt to claw back the advantage over england — in the first ashes test. england's first innings lead of 90 gave australia a tough task to overhaul. not helped with the loss of their opening batsmen early in their reply. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching the action at edgbaston. edgbaston on saturday, dress code option but try to be eccentric. many may think why, some of them how?

that even on fancy dress day it is about cricket, no ashes without fire and no england without burns. # burns, burns, burns. is back and trying to find refocused again but it took a sharp catch to finally get rid of him but his 133 was an immense personal contribution. who would add to it? batting suddenly seemed baffling. chris loucks attacked and in the context of the match, the sharp single lives with more than six. nice try in the stands. crowd fully engaged, suggesting the former ball temporary had sandpaper with them. the crowd was loud enough and as england bold, he ran ahead. warner tried not to hit this one but on reviewed there

was the evidence, it brushed the bat, he without. farewell old friend. james anderson absent an moeen ali present. pressure right on australia's batsmen and england feel there's let it slip through butler's fingers. when you got to 40, eight stokes fingers. when you got to 40, eight sto kes ca m e fingers. when you got to 40, eight stokes came onto bold and australia with three wickets down. joe wilson, bbc news in birmingham. so this is the latest from edgbaston — australia are 124—3, but crucially, steve smith is still there — he's on 46. very much the australian dangerman, after that century in the first innings kept the tourists in touch. australia lead by 34, at the end of day 3. bad bite brought in early and today three. —— bad light.

to the women's open now. bronte law and charley hull are battling to stay in contention — on the penultimate day of the final major of the year. but defending champion georgia hall has fallen down the leaderboard, after dropping three shots today at woburn. the trio were the leading home hopes, but a strong field — dominated by south africa's ashleigh buhai who leads — and world number one ko jin—young are the ones to catch. adam wild has been watching the action. the defending champion georgia hall. the defending champion georgia hall. the defending champion georgia hall. the defending champions starting her day in touch at the top but a touch at times letting her down. the challenge faltering. fellow brit charlie hall has been 8—member since childhood and the familiarity making the greens it seems just a little easier to read, brady after brady on her back nine, she carries home hopes. and law keeps her amongst the chase. those are well use to the charge and one of the rounds of the

day from the spaniard. she is right up day from the spaniard. she is right up there as is well number one, here quite brilliant. but the chase as it has been throughout is to catch south africa's player. the chase is on. this is the latest from woburn... ashleigh leading —13. big mover on the day — america's morgan pressel. six under for the day, to move —10 and short while ago. england's charley hull and bronte law on nine under, four off the lead. max verstappen will start on pole for the first time in his formula one career at tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. the dutchman will also become the 100th different driver to start from the top spot, when the lights go out tomorrow. nick parrott reports. after winning two of the last three races, he is formula 1's man of the moment especially as he started them from second on the grid. pole

position is always the goal, to get it he would need to avoid putting a foot wrong. the dutchman was with the red bull breaking the track record and the procession. they would've loved a flawless start but his ferrari mechanics where left battling getting his car into the second session and fix it and time. been repaid them by out qualifying his team—mate. after disappointment for the home race and germany, mercedes needed cheering up but no i°y mercedes needed cheering up but no joy from lewis hamilton who was settled for a third behind his team—mate. it was once again this man who had the last laugh, not breaking that record twice more with the race when of pole position for his first time in his career. it was incredible, the crowd felt good all weekend and then of course it was going to be hard and qualifying but we managed to do it. and then the

car was flying there and qualifying, it was incredible. naturally targeting first bite kind of got away from me a little bit once we got into qualifying but a good position to get to the when tomorrow. the scottish premiership got underway today with a huge win for defending champions celtic. they thrashed stjohnstone 7—0. hibs scored late on to beat st mirren. livingston v motherwell was a goalless draw. and newly promoted ross county beat hamilton 3—nil. and — the english football league properly got underway today and two of the relegated premier league teams started with defeats — fulham lost at newly promoted barnsley — and cardiff were beaten at wigan. another newly promoted side — charlton got off to a good start with a win at blackburn. there were also victories for birmingham city, millwall, sheffield wednesday, qpr and swansea. in the late kick off, west brom have come from behind to lead 2—1 v notts forest. salford city made a winning start to their football league debut,

beating stevenage 2—nil. the club owned by manchester united's class of 92 are already one of the favourites for promotion to league one. rhia chohan reports. the new season opener in a special for any football club and for salford city, and the ape team just five years ago it their debut in the english football league, an occasion indeed. with the hopes of another promotion to start off on the right foot? there were signs in the first half that they were up and running almost. all it took was for right back scott wiseman to set up the moment, letting the first league goal to mark the home site arrival and a career milestone. he gets a taste for the league goals and appetite for more still follows as a panelist on another, it became the day even if he did not get the hat trick he was so hungry for. stephen h had barely turned up and it was

gran alexander's sighed that one. whether their success continues is that mike this is a new beginning for this old town. marc marquez has equalled the record for the most pole positions in moto gp — after qualifying fastest at the czech grand prix. the championship leader shaved a second and half off his time on his penultmate lap, risking click tyres in the wet conditions to finish over 2 seconds quicker than his nearest rival — jack miller — in brno. marquez now equals mick doohan's record of 58 premier class pole positions. ride london is going on in the capital this weekend, the women's elite race is taking place in the capital right now. it's the richest race in women's cycling culminating in a frantic sprint down the mall. dutch rider kirsten wild is favourite to win the event for an unprecedented third—time, whilst olympic gold medallist elinor barker leads a young group of british riders in the drops cycling team. you can watch it over on bbc two and

the bbc sport website. it's the final day of glorious goodwood and the big race — the stewards cup was won by khaadem. the 4—1 favourite dominated in the 6 furlong handicap sprint to become the shortest priced horse ever to win the stewards' cup. it was another good day for trainer charlie hills and jockeyjim crowley who won the king george stakes yesterday. that's all from sportsday. we will be back in around an hour's time. hello there, it has not been a bad start to the weekend across many central, northern and eastern areas but further west we have low pressure slowly moving and which has brought a great cloud outbreaks of rain mainly to northern ireland and some irish seacoast. overnight the weather front will take into effect western parts of the country with thicker cloud with outbreaks of rain. now the showers which developed across parts of scotland and northern england well fizzle out

this evening and dry it for many with a bit of mist and fog developing once again but it should be a dry one further east you are. and not particularly cold, lowest of 13 to 15 degrees. sunday starts similar to how we started saturday off with some mist and fog around which should intend to clear and we should see lots of sunshine for essential, northern and eastern areas but there will be cloud from the world go and into the afternoon notice scattered showers develop across scotland and northern england, some of these can be heavy and thundery and it should stay dry again across the south and southeast and temperatures there are 26, may be 27 degrees. let's take a closer look at the showers through sunday afternoon, generally developing across higher ground of scotland and in towards northern england and you see the bright indicating some thunderstorms next and there and then forming overinflated sensitive areas of northern england. further south generally drier. the met office have a lower level weather warning issued for scotland and northern england and many

for the fact that some of these hit and miss showers and storms could affect the flood sensitive areas of northern england. low pressure is fully with us as we head into sunday night and into the start of next week, bringing bands of showers or even longer spells of rain so it will remain quite unsettled for next week particularly the first half of next week that there will be some sunshine around as well. you can see bands of showers and long spells of rain pushing west to east and there will be some sunshine around as well and the sunshine should not feel too bad and temperatures around the seasonal average of 19, 22, 23 or 24 degrees across the south. unsettled through the weekend mainly across northern and western areas and there is a better chance of staying dryer or warmer across the south and east.