time for a quick science lesson. these flowers are called rhododendron luteum and these are rhododendron ponticum. both of them contain a substance called grayanotoxin, which has hallucinogenic properties. add some bees to the equation and you end up with something called mad honey, a delicacy that really packs a punch. the somewhat disoriented bear was taken to a nearby vet to receive treatment. she's said to be in good condition and will be released back into the wild in the coming days. music: white rabbit byjefferson airplane but this was one bear that sure had a big surprise. she may be a little more discerning on her next picnic. tim allman, bbc news. now it's time for a look

at the weather with susan powell. a hello. it is hot and it is dry. some parts of the uk, it feels like it has_ some parts of the uk, it feels like it has been— some parts of the uk, it feels like it has been hot and dry for an extended _ it has been hot and dry for an extended period of time. if it has been hot and dry for an extended period of time. if you are lookin: for extended period of time. if you are looking for something _ extended period of time. if you are looking for something cooler, - extended period of time. if you are i looking for something cooler, monday and tuesday will be when we see fresher air pushing into all times of the uk. it has been the best part of the uk. it has been the best part of a month and a half since they have seen a meaningful reign. the water table is struggling. its arrival is going to be more sporadic. extreme heat will continue to be the story across england and wales. the amber area highlighted behind me until the end of sunday, and then from the beginning of the new week we start to introduce some relatively cooler air. the temperatures taper off. into the small hours of sunday, the chance to a few showers towards the south—west, some for northern ireland. the right one for england and wales. lower end of double figures for scotland, and we will

see cloud returning to the east coast and missed and mark in the north—east of england. showers further west will start to pick up a pace, some thunderstorms to the north of northern ireland, working into the west of scotland and searching their way north. isolated showers for wales and the south—west, but nothing too significant in the way of rain out of theirs. cooler where we get the showers across northern ireland. mid 30s across england, possibly 36 in the south—east of england. by monday, lopressor is trying to take hold across the uk. it is trying to pull in cooler, fresher air from the atlantic. however, it is not a clean job. we will see some showers across eastern england but they are likely to be hit and miss. many places staying dry and hot here. further west, a greater chance of showers and a change in wind direction will also mean we finally start to see temperatures shifting close to the average values. but it is a tapering

off, not really a plunge. by tuesday, lopressorto off, not really a plunge. by tuesday, lopressor to the south of the uk will mean we get showers and eventually, getting a cross into eastern england. it looks like we will see some of those around on wednesday as well. the outlook, for all areas temperatures start to set much closer to the average values for the time of year. the heat gone by the time we get to tuesday. this is bbc, the headlines. the man suspected of attacking and seriously wounding salman rushdie has been charged with attempted murder. more extreme heat as expected and for southern half of the uk over the next two days. experts also warn that england's drop could last into next year. travel disruption after thousands of train drivers from nine rail companies go on strike on a

dispute over pay and conditions. the 82—year—old who reaches new heights. nick gardner scaled the final peak of scotland's 282 munro mountains. now on bbc news it is time for sportsday. hello, i'm ollie foster. this is sportsday. a new low for manchester united. blitzed by brentford, they are bottom of the premier league. no sweat for city — as pep's men cruise to the top of the table with a big win against bournemouth. and great britain's women spark a rowing gold rush at the european championships in munich. also coming up in the programme...

great britain are also shining in the pool in rome, at the european aquatics championships. and the haka hasn't put fear in the opposition for a while, but the all blacks come good with a much needed victory over south africa. hello, and welcome to sportsday. just two weekends into the premier league season. apologies for that. josh de silva speculative _ apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts _ apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts finding - apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts finding a - apologies for that. josh de silva speculative efforts finding a way through david the hheerr, a moment he will not want to see again. and if that wasn't bad enough, the

spaniards day was about to get even spaniard's day was about to get even worse. united struggles escalated. and with barely half an hour played, it was three. united were shell—shocked. brentford fans couldn't quite believe what they were seeing and they had a fourth before half time to complete one of the most remarkable 45 minutes in premier league history. the changes in the second half with the returning christian eriksen trying to salvage some pride. but with the fans discontent building off the field, problems for united may take some time to solve after a day to forget in west london.— some time to solve after a day to forget in west london. apologies for a technical glitch _ forget in west london. apologies for a technical glitch before _ forget in west london. apologies for a technical glitch before we - forget in west london. apologies for a technical glitch before we went - a technical glitch before we went into the report there on a 4—0 win for brentford, who were simply magnificent against manchester

united. obviously that follows on off the back of their opening—day defeat at old trafford to brighton. and if get any reaction from the manchester united manager to that 4-0 manchester united manager to that 4—0 defeat at brentford today, we will bring it to you. more to come from that game later, but earlier, manchester city put on a show in the sun at the etihad — sweeping past newly promoted bournemouth, winning by four goals to nil. the damage was done in the first half — city going in at half time with a 3—0 lead, after goals from ilkay gundogan, phil foden. an own goal in the second half sealed the win, with summer signing erling haaland surprisingly not on the scoresheet today. he did provide one of those assists for one of the goals. but the defending champions have the early lead at the top

of the table, with six points, six goals scored and none conceded. we start, i think, in four orfive minutes, and a question of time. we did really well. minutes, and a question of time. we did really well-— did really well. another insane kevin de bruyne _ did really well. another insane kevin de bruyne performance. | did really well. another insane - kevin de bruyne performance. you have _ kevin de bruyne performance. you have seen — kevin de bruyne performance. you have seen so many beautiful goals from _ have seen so many beautiful goals from him. — have seen so many beautiful goals from him. i— have seen so many beautiful goals from him, iwonderwhere have seen so many beautiful goals from him, i wonder where that one ranks? _ from him, i wonder where that one ranks? ., .,, ., from him, i wonder where that one ranks? ., ., . ranks? today was a fantastic goal. it was not ranks? today was a fantastic goal. it was not a _ ranks? today was a fantastic goal. it was not a space. _ ranks? today was a fantastic goal. it was not a space. it _ ranks? today was a fantastic goal. it was not a space. it was - ranks? today was a fantastic goal. it was not a space. it was an - it was not a space. it was an excellent goal. he it was not a space. it was an excellent goal.— it was not a space. it was an excellent goal. he 'ust played auainst excellent goal. he 'ust played a . ainst a excellent goal. he 'ust played against a world _ excellent goal. he just played against a world class - excellent goal. he just played against a world class team, . excellent goal. he just played - against a world class team, really. at times _ against a world class team, really. at times really difficult. the qualities were obviously there to see _ qualities were obviously there to see i_ qualities were obviously there to see. i speak probably for many managers _ see. i speak probably for many managers will come here and play against _ managers will come here and play against this team and probably face the same _ against this team and probably face the same circumstances and the same outcome, _ the same circumstances and the same outcome, really. endeavour, tried everything — outcome, really. endeavour, tried everything we could in that moment.

i'm everything we could in that moment. in proud _ everything we could in that moment. in proud of— everything we could in that moment. i'm proud of my team in terms of full of— i'm proud of my team in terms of full of every _ i'm proud of my team in terms of full of every bit of that. but today came _ full of every bit of that. but today came up— full of every bit of that. but today came up against a formidable force in man _ came up against a formidable force in man city — came up against a formidable force in man city. {it}r came up against a formidable force in man city-— in man city. city on top of the premier league _ in man city. city on top of the premier league ahead - in man city. city on top of the premier league ahead of- in man city. city on top of the - premier league ahead of arsenal. arsenal also have a100% record after two games, gabrieljesus was man of the match as they beat leicester city 4—2 at the emirates. he scored twice, his first gunners goals and also provided two assists. they were never entirely comfortable though as leicester fought back — william saliba scored an own goal before granit xhaka restored the two—goal cushion. james maddison then scored for the foxes before gabrielle martinelli pulled them clear once more to wrap up the points. a great game, i thought. two very good teams. we let it go a little

bit and we had a moment and then we got back on it. but overall i think it was a big performance and a great win. ., ., , win. the nature of the goals, especially — win. the nature of the goals, especially when we _ win. the nature of the goals, especially when we were - win. the nature of the goals, i especially when we were getting win. the nature of the goals, - especially when we were getting back into m _ especially when we were getting back into 2—1. we conceded at a bad moment — into 2—1. we conceded at a bad moment. and then at 3—2. we didn't -ive moment. and then at 3—2. we didn't give them _ moment. and then at 3—2. we didn't give them time to get nervous, really — give them time to get nervous, really but— give them time to get nervous, really. but i have to say that the players — really. but i have to say that the players kept going, we tried everything we can in the game. some real good _ everything we can in the game. some real good attacking moments but the mistakes _ real good attacking moments but the mistakes cost us. leeds were also looking to make it two wins out of two but threw away a two—goal lead to draw 2—2 at southampton. rodrigo scored twice in the second half butjoe aribo and kyle walker peters earned saints a point. steven gerrard and frank lampard faced each other for the first time as managers today. both were looking for their first points of the premier league season,

and it was gerrard's aston villa that took all three as they beat everton 2—1. jo currie reports. steven gerrard once around the england midfield alongside frank lampard. today, their sides met in the blazing birmingham sunshine, both looking for their first wins of the season. the visitors thought they had gone ahead through anthony gordon, only for a late call to be made by the linesman. no such confusion at the other end. villa on the break, ings on the turn. a knockout first half goal. in the second half, chances were thin on the ground. after the drinks break, villa looked the more refreshed as they pushed for a second. but one way or another, everton kept them out. and then off the line. until this move and did the defence, with lucas digne looking likely back to the three points. but everton weren't done yet and their pressure

finally paid off, albeit through a own goal. it was too little, too late for frank lampard's site, as this turned out to be stephen gerard's day. a nervy finish there, but villa getting their first points on the board. let's hearfrom both managers. i am really pleased with the level of performance. i believed if we found that level we would improve from last week. last week was not good enough and the outcome we deserved, but this week, what we have put into the game the quality and goals we scored, maybe we could have scored more, no—one can challenge the outcome of the game. we well deserved our win. defensively, i thought when we were set we were very solid today. they didn't give us too many problems, as i say. it was those transition moments, those are always the case — new players or not. the reality is some of our players have

just arrived in the last week, in the last two weeks. amadou's on the bench, of course i want to get him on the pitch. he's not fit enough so we had to be patient in the early parts of the season on that front. here are the other results — brighton and newcastle following up their opening day wins with a goaless draw. newcastle had their keeper nick pope to thank for the point and a goal—line clearance from kieran trippier. fulham's alexander mitrovic had a penalty saved as they drew 0—0 at wolves. rangers have made it three wins out of three in the scottish premiership and are top of the table after beating stjohnstone 4—0. malik tillman put them ahead after half an hour. goals followed from antonio colak, scott arfield and tom lawrence. it's their seventh straight home win. motherwell are up to third, they won 3—2 at aberdeen. livingston beat hibernian 2—1 and are 4th. st mirren 1, ross county 0. champions celtic play tomorrow. after all the problems with registering new players

this summer, barcelona have named most of their new signings in their starting line—up as they begin their la liga campaign against rayo vallecano tonight — kick offjust under half an hour away. barcelona have been balancing the books to comply with la liga's strict limits on their spending. because they are heavily in debt by about a billion. robert lewandowski, franck kessie, andreas christensen and raphinha were only cleared to play in then last 2a hours after the club sold off various assets. jules kounde, however, is still unregistered. so he cannot play today. they are right mess, barcelona. great britain have moved to the top of the medal table after a brilliant day for the rowers at the european championships. there was also a silver in the gymnastics at the multi—sport event. our correspondent nesta macgregor is in munich. if you are lucky, a walk in the park usually ends with an ice cream.

today, for some, it ended posing with a european gold medallist. and gb has a few more if there is now. the women's for set the tone, the european title to go with their world cup crown. not long after, the men's for secured another. they barely had time to get out of the water before a gb�*s women topped the podium. gp hat—trick of h20 heroes, and they weren't done yet. the most dominant performance of all came in the main's eight.— the main's eight. great britain... qa the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party. — the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort _ the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort of. _ the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort of. it - the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort of. it is - the main's eight. great britain... i 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place to _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place to be, _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place to be, looking i 0a boat party, sort of. it is there i was a nice place to be, looking back on everyone. we have to keep pushing forward now in world championships. these guys will get stronger. but could it provide inspiration for the gymnasts? into the women's team final, alice kinsella vying for her second of the championships. in the end, the team had to settle for

silver, as for the dance moves that followed points deductions for not being in sync. so it has been a wonderful day for the gb team on the water and a satisfying silver from the gymnastics arena. tomorrow, can the gymnastics arena. tomorrow, can the medal rush continue? siblings will go head to head, jessica and jennifer get a rover. the athletics in munich doesn't start until next week. and the british team will include its new world champion at 1,500 metres, jake wightman. he followed that up with a bronze at the commonwealth games. he spoke to my colleague hugh ferris about how it's not always easy to stay motivated during such a busy year. it's pretty tough the rest of the season, because we don't finish until september so i've still had two months of racing and just under a month left now. and it definitely is hard because you want to just

enjoy what you have done and go on a break and be able to let it sink in a little bit. and i think it will definitely make the winter months a little bit easier to get through, because there are some bleak moments there where you wake up and have to drag yourself out into the rain and do a run on your own. that's pretty boring. knowing you are a world champ and the incentive of defendes next year is something that i think we'll hopefully make the winter a lot easier for me. find we'll hopefully make the winter a lot easier for me.— we'll hopefully make the winter a lot easier for me. and how tough was it? when you — lot easier for me. and how tough was it? when you go _ lot easier for me. and how tough was it? when you go into _ lot easier for me. and how tough was it? when you go into something - lot easier for me. and how tough was it? when you go into something like l it? when you go into something like the commonwealth games so quickly after the world championships and then on the europeans as well, there is a sense that if you have constant competition it is self motivating. but actually it is quite difficult. if you win the next one, the expectation must be massive when you go into numbers two and three. the first one go into numbers two and three. tue: first one being go into numbers two and three. tte: first one being the go into numbers two and three. tta; first one being the biggest go into numbers two and three. he; first one being the biggest was possibly the hardest thing. the other thing around, everything is building up to the world champs. at winning the waltz was the biggest thing i could do this season, so

everything afterwards was tough. the turnaround, including thejett lag, was about two weeks for me. i struggle to get myself motivated to race again, especially the 1500. i just try to convince myself that anything else in the season is a bonus on top of what i have already done, and to go to commonwealth and try to win a gold for scotland is what i wanted to do. unfortunately i mentally and physically wasn't quite on it. but do still come home with a bronze for them is something i am almost more proud of because there was more pressure, a lot more stress and fatigue to get that medal. so i'm almost as proud of that one as i am for my world title, and hopefully i can pick up something else in munich next week. the i can pick up something else in munich next week.— i can pick up something else in munich next week. the final question is that ou munich next week. the final question is that you have _ munich next week. the final question is that you have two _ munich next week. the final question is that you have two schools - munich next week. the final question is that you have two schools of - is that you have two schools of thought amongst sportspeople who have people in crowd, some say i block it out completely, i can't hear a thing. but others have the ability because of such a recognisable voice being within thousands of others that they can

actually pick them out. when the recognisable voice for you has a microphone and a very powerful pa system, which one is it? can you hear it while you are racing? mr; system, which one is it? can you hear it while you are racing? my dad has been commentating _ hear it while you are racing? my dad has been commentating on - hear it while you are racing? my dad has been commentating on my - hear it while you are racing? my dad l has been commentating on my racing since i was at school, and as you can imagine having your dad at your sportsday isn't the coolest thing. and i think it has been a lot of time of shutting him out a little bit. i hear his voice enough that i'm good at muffling it now. i think it is nice knowing, especially in tokyo where there was no crowd, knowing that he is always there, watching from the best seat in the house. and if you need a reminder of that, you can hear over the tannoy. i'm lucky to have in a lot ways because it is guaranteed that he is there in the stadium, and if he can be part of a win then that is is even more special. taste be part of a win then that is is even more special.— even more special. we are all lookin: even more special. we are all looking forward _ even more special. we are all looking forward to _ even more special. we are all looking forward to the - even more special. we are all. looking forward to the athletics next week at this multisport competition in munich. let's get back to today's action.

over in the velodrome, there's just been one medal so far for great britain today. pfeiffer georgi claimed silver in the women's elimination race. it's the first time the 21—year—old, who usually races on the road, has won a senior medal on the track. and in the bmx freestyle, kieran reilly put himself into the gold medal position, but ultimately had to settle for silver. shaun gornall also put on a show, taking seventh. great britain have claimed their first gold medal at the european aquatics championships in italy. they were the defending champions in the women's four by 100 metres freestyle relay. lucy hope, anna hopkin, medi harris and freya anderson came home ahead of sweden and the netherlands. great britain's luke greenbank is a world silver medallist but could only take bronze

in the 200 metre backstroke in rome. frenchman yohann brouard taking gold ahead of hungary's benedek kovacs. it has been a hell of a seven weeks. it has been a hell of a seven weeks. it has been a hell of a seven weeks. it has kind of got me to near breaking point, but i'm happy to finish with 56 low and a medal and just to bounce off the disappointment at the commonwealth, to come away with something here, i cannot complain. his to come away with something here, i cannot complain-— cannot complain. his race was followed by — cannot complain. his race was followed by another _ cannot complain. his race was followed by another bronze. i freya colbert in the 400 metres individual medley. it's the teenager's first individual senior championship medal after she won 200 metres relay silver a couple of days ago. i wasjust trying i was just trying to feel let down the last— i was just trying to feel let down the last 25. just trying to make it to the _ the last 25. just trying to make it to the wait — the last 25. just trying to make it to the wall. i'm still very happy with— to the wall. i'm still very happy with a — to the wall. i'm still very happy with a bronze. i wanted to be on the

podium _ with a bronze. i wanted to be on the podium and — with a bronze. i wanted to be on the podium and that is what i've done. after defeat to south africa in the rugby championship last week, new zealand bounced back with a much needed win over the springboks at ellis park. the all blacks have been on a terrible run of form but won 35—23. dan ogunshakin reports. ellis park was at fever pitch. they came in their thousands to see the mighty springboks inflict more misery on the wounded but ever defiant all blacks. five defeats in six have brought new zealand their mystique, but the all blacks can never be written off. under fire captain sam cane led a charge. stunned, the springboks finally stretched their powerful muscles. they try they hoped would ignite a comeback. a late first—half penalty added further fuel to that growing fire. two all—black penalties dance that flame, but a scintillating

score lit up the night. down but not out, the all blacks stormed on the field and a touchdown to leave the box stunned. a much needed win for ian foster, who lives to fight another day. salford red devils beat huddersfield to keep themselves in the hunt for the superleague play—offs. they ran out winners by 33 points to 16 at the aj bell stadium, withjoe burgess capitalising on a mistake to run almost the full length of the field to go over for one of their six tries. salford stay seventh butjust a point behind leeds whilst huddersfield remain in third. there are two double headers in the hundred today, welsh fire are playing birmingham phoenix in cardiff. the trent rockets women easily beat the manchester originals at old trafford, thanks in part

to this, australian spinner alana king taking the first hat—trick in a women's hundred match. she took four wickets on her debut to help bowl the originals out for 76, the rockets winning by 43 runs. and the rockets did the double, with their men's side beating the originals by eight wickets. dawid malan was unbeaten on 98. they've now won three from three. originals have lost three from three. birmingham phoenix women beat welsh fire by 19 runs at sophia gardens. aussie star elise perry top scored for the phoenix with 58 off 31 balls before georgia elwiss took two for 29 with the ball in a comfortable win. and there's plenty more from the hundred on the iplayer. he is coming to the party! just like that, that is beautiful. they have

all deserved a pat on the back. what a week the british number two dan evans is having in canada — he's in action in the semi—finals of the canadian open in a few hours' time — facing spain's pablo carreno busta. evans came from a set down in the quarter—finals to beat the american tommy paul — continuing his impressive run of upsets at the tournament, which also includes wins against the seeded andrey rublev and taylor fritz. when i got a head, i really took it to tommy and that has been a sort of my way throughout this week so far. and i went about it in a good way, i was fired up and i thought it was a good battle between me and tommy. i know him pretty well, he is a great guy and it was cool to have a good battle with him in such a good

arena. emma raducanu will face the 23—time grand slam champion serena williams for the first time tomorrow. the pair have been drawn together in the first round of the cincinnati open. raducanu is preparing to defend her us open title later this month, having won the tournament last year after coming through qualifying as an unseeded 18—year—old. earlier this week, williams suggested she would soon retire from tennis, saying she will be "evolving away" from the sport after the us open. and a reminder of our top story today — it's a famous win for brentford, plunging manchester united into another crisis. ten haag finds

himself bottom for the first time since august 1992. he says they have to learn some lessons and move on quickly. remember, their next match is against liverpool. a week on monday. brentford scores mathiasjensen, ben mee, and bryan mbeumo. plenty for ten haag to work on. more reaction to that manchester united defeat on the bbc sport website. for me and the rest of the team, that's it for sportsday.

thanks to big interchange at the start of the week, more showery and eventually cooler by tuesday. extreme heat still the story for much of england and wales through the remainder. a very warm night across england and wales, those in some areas of around 20 degrees. the isolated showers for the south—west of england. cloud, mrand marked pushing into the coast of eastern scotland at the north—east of england. this brings back from sunday, these showers start to get more exciting. some heavy, thundery downpours surging across into western scotland and spreading their

way northwards. isolated showers across wales and the south—west of england. still looking at temperatures in the mid—30s widely across england and wales on sunday, but then you see the heat is easing as we move into the week ahead.

this is bbc news. the headlines at eight... more extreme heat is expected in the southern half of the uk over the next two days. around 7,000 households in surrey are being hit by a loss of water, while experts warn england's drought could last into the next year. the man suspected of attacking and seriously wounding author salman rushdie has been charged with attempted murder. travel disruption after thousands of train drivers from nine rail companies go on strike across the uk today. it's the latest walkout in a row over pay and conditions. the 82—year—old who reaches new heights. we'll hear from nick gardner, who scaled the final peak and completed his mission to climb all of scotland's 282 munro mountains. manchester united are bottom of the premier league after behind thrashed 4—0 by brentford.

and coming up at 8:30pm on bbc news...