occasional des - erate occasional des-erate shot. this big, but nothing like as big as his side needed. craig overton delivering the final knockout blows. england winning by an innings and 76 runs in all before lunch. headingley had expected a day of drama. what it got was an english morning masterclass. adam wild, bbc news. england captainjoe root was delighted with how his team had performed. extremely proud, and it shows the character in the dressing room. for players to be able to take a loss like that, come back and put in such a clinical performance shows a huge amount of what the group is about. it can be a difficult place, test cricket, when it's not going your way, and you have to be really able to stand up and look it in the face. and be ready to put

yourself back out there under pressure and deliver. and the group had done that exceptionally well this week. it's been the most successful day of the games so far for great britain at the paralympics in tokyo. the team have won seven gold medals — including a dramatic double — for a golden couple in the velodrome. andy swiss's report contains some flashing images. meet british sport's new golden couple — neil and lora fachie, husband and wife, and gold medallists within 20 minutes of each other. first, neil and tandem pilot matt rotherham took the time trial in a new world record, before lora and her pilot corrine hall produced a display of pursuit perfection. what a story, what a ride! a case of same surname, same outcome. for the couple, who are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. she told me she was crying, and i had to admit that i was too. but, yeah, i mean, we sort of planned for this, but you never really expect it to all come together like that. and the gold rush continued.

jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint. they were trailing china, but somehow cundy turned it round. can he claw it back? oh, yes, he can! oh, it's unbelievable! ijust had to choose the point to absolutely go for it and put everything i've got into that whole lap and see where it brings us out. and i'm so glad. i literally gave everything i had. because we won by one tenth of a second. it was ridiculous. it's been some games for britain's track cyclists. they've won six gold medals in total. and tonight, over at the athletics stadium, others were following their example. in the 100 metres, a new star was born. 21—year—old thomas young winning gold on his paralympic debut. there was also gold in the women's 100. sophie hahn once again showing her brilliance on the biggest stage. in the pool, there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19,

but already a double paralympic champion. but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. look forward to seeing that one. they've been foiled in their attempts to bring in harry kane, as well as cristiano ronaldo, but today manchester city needed no help in the goal department. they fired five past a hapless arsenal side today — who've made their worst start to a season in 67 years. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock.

there are two ways to deal with pressure. he wasn't the only one who saw red as the referee sent him straight to the dressing room. left with ten men, the gunners were flustered. jack grealish drew them in, which left gabrielle jesus to jack grealish drew them in, which left gabriellejesus to do this. and it was about to get much worse. this was now about damage control. tell that to rodri. a superb finish to bag city's fourth. just when you think they've had enough, torres was there once again. another 5—star performance from city. arsenal are yet to score a single goal this season as the pressure builds on the manager. there's a lot that has happened in the last few weeks. we are in a challenging position.

when you have a challenge you have to face it and go for it. i'm pretty sure that at the moment everything will be back. he will do a job because he is an excellent manager. i can tell because i know him, i have worked with him. he might have the backing of pep guardiola, but it will take a lot more to convince everyone else. the points were shared in the evening game at anfield as liverpool drew 1—1 with io—man chelsea kai havertz gave the london side the lead with a brilliant header in a match that was billed as one of the biggest in the season so far. but then, on the stroke of half—time reece james handled the ball on the line, and was also shown a red card. mo salah made no mistake from the penalty spot to equalise. so note —— solid penalty there. liverpool couldn't take advantage of the extra man in the second half and it finished i—i. chelsea are second with liverpool in third but they're separated only by a goal difference. west ham united maintained their place

at the top of the table, despite being held to a 2—2 draw with crystal palace. patrick vieira's palace side are off the mark with goals now. pablo fornals had given west ham the lead. but palace were much improved in the second half. conor gallagher got two for them — the second the crucial equaliser, following a goalfor hammers in—form michail antonio. demarai gray was on the scoresheet for everton for the second league game in a row — and in generous spirits after as his side beat brighton at the amex. dominic calvert—lewin's penalty made it 2—0 to rafa benitez�*s side, who are still unbeaten this season. for the team it's very good. not 'ust for the team it's very good. not just because we have the points, it's because the way that we are doing _ it's because the way that we are doing things. we are working as a team, as a unit. the players, they help each other, the fans are enjoying it because the players care about the shirt, so everybody is working hard. we are winning. so it is very positive. and there was late drama involving one of benitez�*s former clubs — newcastle. they thought they'd won it in the 90th minute, through allan saint maximin. but a penalty deep into injury time, tucked away by james ward prowse

ensured a share of the spoils with southampton. 2—2 the final score. we didn't play anywhere near good enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved after taking the lead twice to go on and win it, but we've now given three penalties away and it has cost us badly. also today — aston villa drew i—i with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead.

but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes remaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hughton. queens park rangers are keeping up with the leaders, fulham — they go second, after beating coventry 2—0. reading's poor start continues. they were beaten 4—0 by huddersfield — who go fourth. elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. west brom kick off against peterborough in a few minutes — a win and they go level at the top. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. rangers and celtic play in the old firm derby tomorrow lunchtime. to drama in qualifying for the belgian grand prix now, which was brought to a halt after a massive crash in treacherous conditions at one of the notorious spots on the circuit. britain's lando norris was lucky to walk away without serious injury. he was going well until then — but it was another brit — george russell — who stole the show

with stunning drive to land himself on the front row of the grid tomorrow. nick parrot reports. it can be a dangerous track in the dry and a lottery in the wet. lando norris might�*ve been thinking that his numbers were about to come up. pushing for the first pole of his career, he came unstuck. fortunately for the briton, his mclaren protected him from serious harm and he was quick to tell his team he was ok. i let you down, my bad. and on friday, two drivers spent the night in hospital. it is likely to lead to further questions about the safety of this part of the track. qualifying resumed after a ao—minute break. after a final twist, max prestatyn snatched the top spot from him to set up

what could be a thrilling race with third place rival lewis hamilton. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports news. honda's pol espargaro was handed pole position for motogp's british grand prix afterjorge martin was penalised. the spanish rookie set the quickest lap in qualifying, but his time was cancelled for cutting a chicane, dropping him down to fourth on the grid at silverstone. french rider romain bardet claimed the first vuelta a espana victory of his career by winning stage iii. norway's 0dd christian eiking retained the overall lead, while britain's adam yates remains eighth. evie richards has become britain's first female cross—country mountain bike world champion. she beat netherlands' anne terpstra by more than a minute to claim gold in italy. switzerland's sina frei completed the podium. and dina asher smith finished third in the 100m in the diamond league in paris. olympic champion elaine thompson—herah was first with fellow jamaican shericka jackson in second.

now back to the paralympics in tokyo. day five gets underway in just a few hours' time. 0ur reporter rachel latham is there for us. tomorrow will be the busiest day of these paralympic games in tokyo, with 63 medals on offer in ii sports. let's start by looking at the athletics. great britain's hannah cockroft will be going for gold in the 100 metres. she already won gold in london and in rio, and she will be hoping to defend that title. we will see maria lyle go again in the 200 metres. she has already picked up a bronze medal in the 100 metres here in tokyo and she will be hoping to get another tomorrow. the triathlon for the women also starts tomorrow. and great britain's claire cashmore and lauren steadman will be going head—to—head, battling it out for gold. lauren steadman won a silver medal in rio in the triathlon and claire cashmore is the current world champion. it's going to be a very close race between those two. and great britain is also looking to make a bit of history in the wheelchair rugby. they have never won a medal

at the paralympic games before, but tomorrow they are absolutely confirmed to get one because they are going in the gold medal match. they beat the host japan in the semifinal today, and it will be the final for that gold tomorrow. it is looking like a super sunday here in tokyo. very much looking forward to that. that's all from sportsday. we'll see you again next time. good evening. the settled, dry theme to the weather continues really for the next week or so, so things not changing in a hurry, just subtle changes in terms of cloud amount and temperature. this was the picture on the isle of wight on saturday, and sunday brings us more of the same. again, it's looking dry with spells of sunshine, but what we are seeing at the moment is more cloud working in from the north. so, through tonight,

it'll be clouding over for scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england, too. further south across england and wales, clearer skies and it's here that temperatures will fall lowest first thing sunday. could be the odd misty patch around first thing. through the day, best of any sunshine will be across the southern half of the uk, generally cloudier further north. still quite a brisk breeze down the east coast, particularly for east anglia and for the southeast as well. temperatures between about 15 in aberdeen to 21 in cardiff on sunday. no great changes into monday, which is a bank holiday for much of the uk, not everywhere. we have got quite a lot of cloud, i think, for many areas on monday. best of any sunshine to be found towards the west, and temperatures around about 15—21 degrees. bye for now.

this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the last uk flight to evacuate civilians from afghanistan leaves kabul — the ministry of defence says the final planes to leave will be for diplomatic staff and military personnel. extraordinary job extraordinaryjob to evacuate as many as we have, but i am afraid it is absolutely heartbreaking that we cannot bring everybody out and i think that point has been made very strongly, certainly by the defence secretary and others over the last ten days or so. the us military says a strike by one of its drones has resulted in the deaths of "two high profile" targets, following thursday's attack at kabul airport which killed as many as 170 people. the other main headlines here in the uk:

concerns about rising covid infection rates as large crowds are expected to flock to beaches and festivals over the bank holiday weekend.