we see this goal now. elsewhere fulham got their first win since relgation. charlton got their second win of the season beating stoke 3—1. cardiff left it late, but a dramatic 96th minute goal saw them beat luton 2—1. hull city survived a fightback to beat reading 2—1, and there were wins for brentford, preston and sheffield wednesday. in the scottish premiership, champions celtic were rampant in front of goal for the second week running winning 5—2 at motherwell. neil lennon's side did have to come from behind though. as nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and liam donnelly gave motherwell early hope of at least maintaining that run. but less than two minutes later, defender kristoffer ajer silenced the home fans with his first league goal for celtic. despite that, the champions looked vulnerable at the back end. and on another day, motherwell might have had a penalty. if manager neil lennon was feeling

troubled, it didn't last. after leigh griffiths marked his first week start since december, there was only going to be one winner. every celtic shot on target ended up in the back of the net and every goal came from a different player from james forrest to substitute odsonne edouard, and ryan christie. showing strength and depth after making four changes from the last match. when you are this good, complacency can creep in and donnelly gave motherwell a late consolation. but it was still a forceful message from celtic who look as strong as ever. nick parrott, bbc news. elsewhere in the scottish premiership, ten—man hamilton beat kilmarnock 2—0. kilmarnock sit bottom of the league. bryan graham missed a penalty for ross county, but the newly promoted side maintained an unbeaten start to their premiership return with a goal—less draw away at hearts. and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston. still to come on sportsday, we're with england's womens hockey team as they train injapan ahead

of next weeks eurohockey championships. and mike bushell meets and navigates to a fashion for the british women's rally driving champion. 50 left into open 30, short bright, that a long left. watts of trees, lots of trees. i would not trust them to be a back—seat driver for you. australia have recorded their highest ever score against new zealand as they beat the world champions 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth. the all blacks where reduced to 14 men on the stroke of half—time, as scott barrett received is marching orders for a dangerous tackle. -- his —— his marching orders. the wallablies were then rampant in the second half running in five more tries. it's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first but this

from fly—half joey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. there was one worrying note though, as carberry was carried off early in the second half with an ankle injury. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. three england players have today been ruled out of eddiejones‘s side that will meet wales at twickenham on sunday. henry slade, sam underhill and ruaridh mcconnochie will play no part. wing ruaridh mcconnochie was set to make his england debut but has a hip injury. flanker underhill and centre slade were also expected to start but have respective knee and toe problems. joe cokanasiga, jonathan joseph and lewis ludlum will replace them. jones refused to confirm a report that an altercation took place between mike brown and ben te'o during the side's training camp in treviso.

we always are looking to pick your best 31 players. that is the goal to pick your best 31 players. and it takes some different bends a certain time and you just have got to be looking at who the best 31 pairs are, how will they go together, gel together on the field and off, and we are continuing to look at that. it's day two of the three day european athletics team championships. great britain, one of 12 nations in action in poland with a 54—strong team. amongst the medalists today, daryll nieta has claimed a silver medal in the women's 100m final she was just beaten to first place by carolle zahi of france with home favourite ewa swoboda in third. shelayne 0skan—clarke also came away with a silver medal. she finished second in the women's 800m final. renelle lamote finished first after she ran a season's best time. and dwayne cowan just

about held out to claim silver in the men's a00m finals. davide re of italy came away with the gold. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories around today. reigning world champion marc marquez broke the lap record at the red bull ring in austria to claim a record 59th pole position in motogp. the spaniard had equalled mick doohan‘s mark at the last round in the czech republic. britain's cal crutchlow will start tomorrow's austrian grand prix from ninth. sean murphy will play world champion judd trump in tomorrow's international championship final in china. murphy beat mark allen by nine frames to six in their semi. trump saw off mark selby on friday. this time next week england's hockey team will take on the continent's best at the eurohockey championships. win that and they'll secure a place for great britain at next year's 0lympics. gb‘s women, of course, won gold in rio last time round,

but the english team have endured a tough year. as they aim to qualify for next year's games, they've been training injapan and the historic city of hiroshima. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid has been to meet them. great britain's hockey players taking time to pay their respects. the olympic champions have been guests of this city best known for its atomic bomb past. but as well as learning about japan's history, it wanted to learn more about japan's summer and the conditions they could encounter in next year's tokyo games. for most of the girls, they probably have not played in anything hotter than what the uk can throw at us, let alone the humidity and the change of scenery, the change of diet. this stuff is so important for us going forward.

but before this much—changed gb squad can put into practise in what they have learned in tokyo is that they had to make sure they get to the games. the first chance to do that is if england win the upcoming eurohockey championship but this new—look team under new management have struggled winning just three from 16 in the recent pro league event. we are inconsistent. but the girls have stayed positive even though we have not gotten the results, they still have belief and i definitely have belief that we can do well at the euros. but as current 0lympic champions, the pressure to qualify is real. there is that bit in the back of the mind of what if that doesn't happen. but we are at the stage where we are trying to knit everything together. and i think it is starting to come and hopefully the results will come along with that. we are very realistic of where we are at but at the same time i think the world of hockey is showing that anyone is capable of beating anybody at any moment. i mean, look at rio last time, we were ranked number seven.

no one would've put any money on us to win it. with that history lesson of their own in mind, don't write them off just yet. david mcdaid, bbc news, hiroshima. a stunning backdrop there. at the age of 15, nabila tejpar got her first rally car. motor sport is in her blood — she's following in her grandfather and father's footsteps. she's now aiming for european and world titles, and mike bushell has been to meet her. put your seat belt on. the crowds have flocked here in west sussex to see the crowds have flocked here in west sussex to see some of the crowds have flocked here in west sussex to see some of the top rally drivers in action and among them that as a woman from britain who is pleasing a chairfor that as a woman from britain who is pleasing a chair for getting that as a woman from britain who is pleasing a chairfor getting more women into this sport. nabila tejpar is the raining ladies champion amy for european and world rally quarry driving on the edge with the world flashing past at 80 mph. a lot of people assume that rally drivers are

crazy. maybe you have to have a screw loose in your head. nothing beats the adrenaline of coming feeling you've your best. it would be great to see more women in fall. it does not matter about your gender. i think there is that one level where you can still be in the same level playing field and same ca i’s same level playing field and same cars as men. nabila tejpar is keeping the sport and her family. her dad and granddad were both rally drivers. i'm really scared to sit with her because i think she drives too fast for me because she is still my too fast for me because she is still b too fast for me because she is still ' l. too fast for me because she is still my baby girl. in respect of diversity as well i think it is awesome because it is few and far between that you see an asian woman. every time i talked my friends they ask what she does. my daughter tressa rally car, excuse me? 15 for weft long. i'm learning the language because this is a t —— team sport. you're going at such speed that she needs some instructions. that is it.

are you really going to listen to me i think so. before the rally it is one of the most important things. and we need to make sure we have these rights so when we are attacking these stages that we have only really seen twice...|j attacking these stages that we have only really seen twice... i put a bala clava only really seen twice... i put a balaclava on admixture i didn't have much or preference because i normally get card six and now i would try to read notes of the same time to help her take it to another level. with my stomach weft at the start, i could hardly see over the dashboard. 15 left over 30 short wife. watts of trees. 0h dashboard. 15 left over 30 short wife. watts of trees. oh no. —— a lot of trees. at such speed any instructions were sketchy. by the time of his tongue here about a right or left turn we were already through it. in the square of trees,

the fact that her and sings got us around the corners is why she is causing such a stir. it is refreshing for this were to have the females here as well. they are good drivers, there is no reason why they can't beat the guys. bright, short, hold up! anyone who finds reading while na windy carr makes them queasy will surely advertise with how i am feeling. i got so tense shutting gibberish at you. a tribute your amazing driving skills. you're just so calm. it is my happy place. but that in particular stages very difficult. mike bushell, bbc news. mike reminds me of me when my husband is driving just holding on. i think he is far worse than that.

that is all from sportsday. we'll have more at half past seven. thank you forjoining us. good evening. some turbulent weather across the uk today. torrential rain, thunderstorms and strong in places, damaging winds whipping up the waves here in cornwall. a gust of 84 miles an hour in the isle of wight is noteworthy in october what about august. the gus wiley at 50, 60 miles an hour and about august. the gus wiley at 50, 60 miles an hourand many about august. the gus wiley at 50, 60 miles an hour and many inland areas as well. tied in with this areas as well. tied in with this area of low pressure which is putting away eastwards in the north sea. 0vernight we will start to lose those stronger costs. it will not say this windy. south seaman and northern scotland some rain outbreaks extending into northern ireland. slips its way southwards

and becomes more showery. drier in the south as daytime showers start to fade away and it is an idea of average wind strength by don. we have lost the strongest gusts and temperatures for most overnight. sitting somewhere between 10—15dc. ran across parts of scotland for the centre about down in southern scotland. and into northern england as well. 20—30 mm in places by the end of the day and could bring disruption. you see how the rain gathers through the morning. drier further north in scotland and the northern ireland's —— northern isles and northern ireland. the rest of them in and wales, the mix of sunny spells but also heavy and thundershowers. a look at 4pm in the afternoon, windy but dried with spells of sunshine. extending down into northern and western scotland and you see the rain persisting through the central down into southern scotland and into northern england and maybe try for northern

ireland as well as sunshine here in the afternoon. sunny spells elsewhere, but also heavy and locally thundershowers. 22 or 23 celsius in the east, cool for northern ireland and scotland particularly where that rain persists. temperatures can't get much higher than 13 or 14 celsius here. into the new week in our frontal system pushes away eastwards. so he threw monday morning, that heavy rain will persist and —— will slip away. showers gabbing across northern ireland, western town, wales, and south—west england and push their way eastwards as the day wears on. a cool start to the week. temperatures for many not getting into 20 celsius. that stays with us in the week of hand, a mix of sunshine and showers with more persistent rain for many of us on wednesday. bye— bye.

this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at seven. the disgraced american financier jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his prison cell after an apparent suicide, while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. national grid says it will "learn lessons," after nearly a million people across england and wales, were affected by yesterday's power cut. what we saw was an exceptionally rare event that we have not seen since 2008, but we will be looking very hard at what happened to make sure we minimise disruption in the future. wet and windy conditions cause disruption to travellers, with the west coast mainline hit by flooding. michael gove says there'll be a bail—out fund for businesses hit by brexit. the family of a 15—year—old girl missing in malaysia make a fresh