' place. more and him starts in her place. kick—off is at seven p:m.. more and him starts in her place. kick-off is at seven p:m. .- kick-off is at seven p:m.. great stuff, 10 currie. _ one other big line of football news today, eight brazilian players won't be allowed to line out for their premier league clubs this weekend after the country's football federation triggered a rule that prevents them from appearing. those affected were called up by their country, but their clubs didn't want them to travel to a red list country as they would face a period of quarantine on their return. liverpool's fabinho and goalkeeper allison, along with striker roberto firmino, are among those who brazil are allowed to stop from appearing for their clubs for a five—day period following the end of the international window. five premier league clubs in total are affected, including manchester city, chelsea, manchester united and leeds united. as well as liverpool.

england captainjoe root has revealed jos buttler will return to the team for the final test against india. the wicketkeeper missed the last match to attend the birth of his second son. root also says he's frustrated about the lack of information ahead of this winter's ashes series. cricket australia say they're hopeful of getting crowds for the five tests. but they haven't confirmed a number of arrangements for the tour, and root says england's players are still in the dark. everyone wants to know as far in advance as possible what's going on, and that's no different for you and the players, but until we have that information what more can we do, what more can we do? we have tried to have good, honest conversations and clear lines of communication with the ecb, but if there's no information available to them, then it makes things very difficult. now, this man here is used to bossing it in the pool — and next summer, adam peaty is hoping for plenty of vocal home support with birmingham hosting

the commonwealth games. the main ticket ballot for the event opened today, and i caught up with the tokyo double olympic gold medallist earlier about experiencing those games with no fans and his hopes for birmingham. it's a weird time because sport, we rely on people. we walk out and want to feel the energy, the vibration in the passion. when there is none of that, it's very hard to perform. i'm looking forward to burning him and the local, i love going to birmingham for shopping and the people. birmingham for shopping and the --eole. ., , ., ., ., birmingham for shopping and the --eole. ., , ., ., . people. your performances and everything _ people. your performances and everything you _ people. your performances and everything you bring, _ people. your performances and everything you bring, there - people. your performances and everything you bring, there will people. your performances and i everything you bring, there will be loads of excitement around it. how are you feeling with swimming at the moment? i know you are taking a little bit of a break because it must be quite difficult to build up to big events and then have that

down time afterwards. it to big events and then have that down time afterwards.— down time afterwards. it is. the thin is down time afterwards. it is. the thing is with _ down time afterwards. it is. the thing is with sport, _ down time afterwards. it is. the thing is with sport, it's - down time afterwards. it is. the thing is with sport, it's so - thing is with sport, it's so constant, even when you're in your time off. there's a certain level of loan you have to go to. i've still got to maintain and level of fitness because i still got three championships next year. commonwealth games, world championships and european championships. i have to defend all these titles. i also have all these other commitments, so it's very, very busy. it's very important that we take a rest of average two weeks. i'm exhausted. i5 we take a rest of average two weeks. i'm exhausted-— i'm exhausted. is that also doing something _ i'm exhausted. is that also doing something different _ i'm exhausted. is that also doing something different for - i'm exhausted. is that also doing something different for you? - i'm exhausted. is that also doing something different for you? we | i'm exhausted. is that also doing - something different for you? we know you're going to be in strictly. just to get your mind to think about something different. i to get your mind to think about something different.— something different. i think a different stimulus _ something different. i think a different stimulus is - something different. i think a different stimulus is very - different stimulus is very important. if you do the same thing

your whole life, it becomes very tedious and mundane. it's almost a chore, so sometimes even when i get to the pool, even though it's such a privilege, you feel like, why am i doing this? i'm draining it —— it's doing this? i'm draining it —— its training me. how do i get out of this had stayed? i think it's a different challenge. i'm going to be very uncomfortable. there's only a certain motion i can make, but that's the whole point in life, especially for what i live by. making sure i'm uncomfortable so i'm learning and becoming... i'm always learning and becoming... i'm always learning and becoming a different person through that. i want to have fun. ., , , ., ., person through that. i want to have fun. for everybody looking ahead to next ear, fun. for everybody looking ahead to next year. if — fun. for everybody looking ahead to next year. if they — fun. for everybody looking ahead to next year, if they looked _ fun. for everybody looking ahead to next year, if they looked at - fun. for everybody looking ahead to next year, if they looked at the - next year, if they looked at the performances from so many of those swimmers from team gb, you know,

there is such a strong depth and talent and great britain. huge talent. talent and great britain. huge talent- for — talent and great britain. huge talent. for example, - talent and great britain. huge talent. for example, duncan i talent and great britain. huge - talent. for example, duncan scott, who is going to swim for scotland but you will be on our turf now. that's what makes it so special. you're notjust racing for great britain, you're racing for wales and scotland and england. it is going to be a little bit of a push, but it's going to be fun and i can't wait. thanks so much for talking to us. thanks so much for talking to us. thank you, cheers. some great news for nothern ireland today as it's been confirmed that the open championship will return to royal portrush in 2025. this comes after the success of it hosting the 2019 edition, which was the first time the open returned to northern ireland since 1951. gavin andrews has this report. all smiles and the sunshine on the first tee this morning for the return of the open and just four years time. it was an emotional

moment in the summer of 2019, when this course entered a 68 year wait to hold golf�*s oldest major championship. forthe to hold golf�*s oldest major championship. for the players from this part of the world, it means a lot of yellow very excited. we were so proud of 2019 and lot of yellow very excited. we were so proud of 2019— so proud of 2019 and we knew we could execute _ so proud of 2019 and we knew we could execute in _ so proud of 2019 and we knew we could execute in a _ so proud of 2019 and we knew we could execute in a championship. | could execute in a championship. just the response from the best players in the world, saying it was the greatest golf they've ever seen. i was amazed. the greatest golf they've ever seen. i was amazed-— i was amazed. when you crunch the numbers, i was amazed. when you crunch the numbers. it's _ i was amazed. when you crunch the numbers, it's pretty _ i was amazed. when you crunch the numbers, it's pretty clear _ i was amazed. when you crunch the numbers, it's pretty clear why - i was amazed. when you crunch the numbers, it's pretty clear why it's l numbers, it's pretty clear why it's coming back so soon. the event brought record crowds and revenue two years ago. irate brought record crowds and revenue two years ago-— two years ago. we aren't sure how it's auoin two years ago. we aren't sure how it's going to — two years ago. we aren't sure how it's going to work, _ two years ago. we aren't sure how it's going to work, and _ two years ago. we aren't sure how it's going to work, and i _ two years ago. we aren't sure how it's going to work, and i don't - it's going to work, and i don't think— it's going to work, and i don't think anyone is. we got lucky with a fantastic— think anyone is. we got lucky with a fantastic winter and some great stories — fantastic winter and some great stories. but when we thought about it, it stories. but when we thought about it. it takes — stories. but when we thought about it. it takesa— stories. but when we thought about it, it takes a lot of boxes. there are people _ it, it takes a lot of boxes. there are people who have never been to the open _ are people who have never been to the open before. we felt if we came

back quickly, we would reinforce that and — back quickly, we would reinforce that and build on that. if we delayed, _ that and build on that. if we delayed, we might have lost some of that magio _ delayed, we might have lost some of that manic. ., ,, ., delayed, we might have lost some of that manic. ., , , ., , delayed, we might have lost some of that manic. ., ,, ., , ., ., that magic. port russia is one of ten uolf that magic. port russia is one of ten golf courses, _ that magic. port russia is one of ten golf courses, given - that magic. port russia is one of ten golf courses, given the - that magic. port russia is one of. ten golf courses, given the number is, the _ ten golf courses, given the number is, the revenue _ ten golf courses, given the number is, the revenue that— ten golf courses, given the number is, the revenue that is— ten golf courses, given the number is, the revenue that is generated . is, the revenue that is generated means— is, the revenue that is generated means northern _ is, the revenue that is generated means northern ireland - is, the revenue that is generated means northern ireland could i is, the revenue that is generated means northern ireland could be is, the revenue that is generated i means northern ireland could be a flagship _ means northern ireland could be a flagship -- — means northern ireland could be a flagship —— portrush. _ means northern ireland could be a flagship —— portrush. i— means northern ireland could be a flagship —— portrush. i believe - means northern ireland could be a flagship —— portrush. i believe wel flagship —— portrush. i believe we can he _ flagship —— portrush. i believe we can he the — flagship —— portrush. i believe we can be the home _ flagship —— portrush. i believe we can be the home of— flagship —— portrush. i believe we can be the home of the _ flagship —— portrush. i believe we - can be the home of the open outside of st _ can be the home of the open outside of st andrews — can be the home of the open outside of st. andrews.— of st. andrews. portrush now established _ of st. andrews. portrush now established on _ of st. andrews. portrush now established on the _ of st. andrews. portrush now established on the world - of st. andrews. portrush now i established on the world stage, expect 2025 to reach new heights. gavin andrews, bbc news. well, elsewhere in golf today, us captain steve stricker revealed his six ryder cup picks ahead of the event at whistling straits in two weeks' time. she was playing in the anchor match. lovely to talk to you. how have the

last couple of days been for you and the players?— the players? monday was long and the niuht the players? monday was long and the ni . ht was the players? monday was long and the night was even — the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, _ the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, so _ the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, so it was - the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, so it was a - night was even longer, so it was a bit tiring. but it's been a great couple of days.— bit tiring. but it's been a great couple of days. there seems to be such a bond _ couple of days. there seems to be such a bond between _ couple of days. there seems to be such a bond between the - couple of days. there seems to be | such a bond between the european players. you could see it over the three days out on the courts as you are cheering and supporting each other. do you feel this is a special bunch? . ~ �* , other. do you feel this is a special bunch? . ~ �*, ., , bunch? yeah, i think it's really secial. bunch? yeah, i think it's really special- i— bunch? yeah, i think it's really special. i think _ bunch? yeah, i think it's really special. i think the _ bunch? yeah, i think it's really special. i think the fact - bunch? yeah, i think it's really special. i think the fact there l bunch? yeah, i think it's really - special. i think the fact there were no european crowds allowed to come over or nor family kind no european crowds allowed to come over or norfamily kind of made us a bit stronger together. yes, just made us of little more of a unit, and ifeel like everyone made us of little more of a unit, and i feel like everyone got along. we had a great team of helpers and stopped and captains, so it was really great. taste stopped and captains, so it was really great-— stopped and captains, so it was really great. we have to mention that final match, _ really great. we have to mention that final match, the _ really great. we have to mention that final match, the anchor - really great. we have to mention i

that final match, the anchor match, between you and danielle. your boyfriend caddies for danielle. have you been talking since, all still friends? . , ., ., ., friends? yeah, i 'ust had to pay for dinner. friends? yeah, ijust had to pay for dinner. laughter _ dinner. laughter we're _ dinner. laughter we're looking - dinner. laughter we're looking at i dinner. laughter i we're looking at stuff dinner. laughter - we're looking at stuff from dinner. laughter _ we're looking at stuff from katrina matthews, who says she won't leave this team again. —— won't lead. who would you like to see be a future european captain? i’m would you like to see be a future european captain?— would you like to see be a future european captain? i'm hoping either dame davis. — european captain? i'm hoping either dame davis. i— european captain? i'm hoping either dame davis, ithink— european captain? i'm hoping either dame davis, i think they're - european captain? i'm hoping either dame davis, i think they're great. i dame davis, i think they're great. they've been vice captains and they've shown lots of great... i hope to play under one of those two. they've done so much over the years. particularly for european golf. everyone remembers gleneagles. for you personally, what did it mean for you? i know 2017 didn't quite go

your way and you are able to perform so brilliantly and think that push. making this team and playing the way you did, what did it mean? it making this team and playing the way you did, what did it mean?— you did, what did it mean? it meant a lot to you did, what did it mean? it meant a lotto me- — you did, what did it mean? it meant a lotto me- it _ you did, what did it mean? it meant a lot to me. it was _ you did, what did it mean? it meant a lot to me. it was kind _ you did, what did it mean? it meant a lot to me. it was kind of— you did, what did it mean? it meant a lot to me. it was kind of closing i a lot to me. it was kind of closing and struggle since the 2017 match, and struggle since the 2017 match, and it was a bit of icing on the cake, getting to hold that last part. i already played well the whole week, but to hold that pot and look out at the team, and everyone sharing in hearing the american fans go quiet, it was incredible. it certainly was. you're a little bit sweeter when you're. .. certainly was. you're a little bit sweeter when you're... all certainly was. you're a little bit sweeter when you're. .. all the certainly was. you're a little bit sweeter when you're... all the best for spain in a couple years. emily, we hope you will be there and thank you forjoining us.— you forjoining us. thank you, no worries.

emma raducanu is through to the semifinals of the us open in new york. she beat switzerland's belinda bencic in straight sets. she is still to drop a set in the entire tournament. she won 6—3, 6—4. she becomes the first qualifier to reach the semi files of a grand slam. quite a remarkable achievement. {line quite a remarkable achievement. one oint at a quite a remarkable achievement. one point at a time- _ quite a remarkable achievement. qua: point at a time. just trying to focus on what i can control myself, landing and belinda is at an incredibly tough opponent, so she was going to fight until the end. but i'm pleased to have come through. but i'm pleased to have come throu~h. ~ ., ., ., , through. well done to her. that is it from sportsday. _ through. well done to her. that is it from sportsday. bye-bye. -

hello there. this is typical british summertime in a way, three fine days and a thunderstorm. we've had the heat far wide again today, just had the hardest september day in scotland since 1906, it was around london, heathrow that we saw the highest temperatures with 30 degrees. but in the south—west earlier today we had some thunder and lightning and also some flash flooding in devon. those storms have since moved away, but we still have an area of low pressure circulating to the southwest of the uk and there's another band of storm that's developing in france to bring some wetter weather towards more eastern parts of southern england. on top of that, it is still very warm. these are the temperatures at 11 o'clock tonight 20, 21 degrees and quite a few places and muggy, too. and if that wasn't enough, we've got this thunder and lightning and heavy downpours to come across southeast england moving up across east anglia and moving up into north england with more showers coming back into wales in the southwest. so, a lot of cloud around overnight, and these are

the temperatures by the end of the night. as we head into tomorrow, we've still got some heavy, thundery rain to move away from eastern england. moving northwards into scotland, and elsewhere, we are going to find showers breaking out more widely. these are going to be quite slow moving and they could turn heavy and thundery, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. where we're drier perhaps in the afternoon across more eastern parts of england, temperatures still warm for this time of year. it's just not as hot as it has been of late. and temperatures are dropping and we are getting the wetter weather essentially because low pressure is moving in. and that's drifting up from the southwest, moving northwards across the uk and it's dropping the temperatures and dropping a lot of rain in places. not everywhere, mind you — many places start dry on friday but we're likely to find some more slow—moving downpours developing all the way from southern scotland southwards.

that again could bring some flash flooding, and those temperatures are going to be more typically back to 20 or 21 celsius by the end of the week. so, the heat is subsiding, a lot of rain in the forecast. as we head into the weekend, low pressure starts to move away and things should start to calm down a little bit as well. on saturday, we may still have quite a few showers to come in scotland, but generally this weekend, there's fewer showers, lighter showers, a lot of cloud and temperatures are going to be near—normal for this time of the year.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. a major trial has started in france over the 2015 paris attacks. the only surviving attacker, salah abdeslam, is being tried for murder and terrorist conspiracy — along with 19 others accused of involvement. we'll be live in paris for analysis of the day's events. also in the programme: british mps are about to vote on the government's controversial plan to raise national insurance to fund the nhs and social care. this breaks a tory manifesto commitment not to increase taxes and critics say it will target working people unfairly. this is the scene live in the house of commons.