lincolnshire and some localised into lincolnshire and some localised flooding reported in places. they will continue through the evening and overnight, pretty much from lincolnshire and a number towards south wales and south to where you are likely to seek thunderstorms and heavy showers. they could pep up in the south—east in the latter part of the south—east in the latter part of the night. quite a wild night to come, quite warm as well and humid, 17 degrees, but cooler and fresher further north with clear skies in much of scotland and northern ireland. still be thundery low to the south, this front will bring wet weather to western part of the uk on thursday but we have a ridge of high pressure which will bring a lot of dry weather through tomorrow in scotland and northern ireland and northern england but east anglia, from the wash to the west country, likely to see these showers and thunderstorms erupting against. the could be quite heavy with the risk of localised flooding conducts a fresh feeling, highs of 23 even in the south—east but quite pleasant in the south—east but quite pleasant in the north with more sunshine around. heading through wednesday night, still the chance of further than we

downpours in the south—east, we see the influence about front pushing into scotland and northern ireland. a few more chilly spot under clear skies but otherwise in the teens for most. thursday will be quite cloudy and wet in northern and western areas, a bit drier on friday and increasing sunshine. that's it, back to. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at six on tuesday the 16th of august. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. time to see if dina asher—smith's hamstring is holding up. the team gb star prepares to defend her european 100 metres title.

a lot of money has been spent at nottingham forest, will it help them stay in the premier league? we'll discuss their new signings. and england captain ben stokes is ready to shine a light on test match cricket ahead of tomorrow's series opener against south africa. we brought that little bit of excitement back to english test cricket, and we would've brought fans along with us regardless of if the results went the wrong way. also coming up in the programme... will he get his belts back? anthonyjoshua wants revenge, as he prepares for his re—match against oleksandr usyk in saudi arabia. welcome to the programme.

the athletics season is reaching it's crescendo with gb star dina asher—smith poised to defend her european 100 metres gold medal in germany. she won three titles last time around, but has had a problematic summer, tweaking her hamstring at the world championships in eugene and having to withdraw from the commonwealth games. has she fully recovered? it's been a day of heats in munich. no medals on the track in the morning but some prominent no medals available on the track in the morning but some prominent british stars in action. laura muir, as expected, cruised into the 1500m final where she'll have company in the shape of katie snowden and ellie baker, both through as fastest losers. i'm not usually at the front for the rounds, but i got clipped a few times and i said i'm getting out

here. i'm going to qualify. lots of time to quit recovery. happy to qualify feeling good, when more to go. matt hudson—smith was in a class of his own in the 400m. the defending champion laid down a significant marker, while alex haydock—smith reached his first senior final. tomorrow i can reallyjust let it rip and not have to worry about fatigue. these guys were all hungry, even the ones who raced yesterday. can't take anything for granted. in the women's 400, victoria 0hurogu set a sixth pb of the season and will be in the hunt for a medal but the brilliant femke bol will take some beating. i'mjust so i'm just so grateful to have had a really— i'm just so grateful to have had a really solid — i'm just so grateful to have had a really solid season up until now, so yeah. _ really solid season up until now, so yeah. job _ really solid season up until now, so yeah, job done, i'm happy to move to the finah _ yeah, job done, i'm happy to move to the final. nearly finished. macy's and's nearly done. i can't wait. there was also qualification success in the women's long jump as jasmin sawyers and jahisa thomas leapt into the final. it isa it is a good year to have three champs, because here we are. i'm stuck at the opportunity to do something big, and i think i've got

it in me. the morning, however, belonged to arthur abele. disqualified from the decathlon hurdles for a false start he was reinstated and had the track all to himself. thank goodness he didn't fall start. all that she has. clips that first barrier. just looking for a time to gather some points, hits that one as well. there we are. bounding along, the last one clipped as well, 1161, it doesn't really matter about the time. the ideal swansong. dan 0gunshakjin, bbc news. that looks like a race i would be happy to take part in. well let's head live to the olympic stadium in munich — and join nesta mcgregor, who is there for us — ahead of a big evening of action. undoubtedly the highlight later will be the 100 metres finals later — women's and men's. yes, 100%. i must start the morning and have to agree that laura muir and have to agree that laura muir and matt hudson smith looked really,

really comfortable in their seats and qualifying for their respective finals. i think you would agree as well, another thing that looks good, far fewer prettier sites than a night—time session. you should just be able to see the 100 metre lanes beside me as well, as you mentioned, what a night we could have in store. great britain has the defending champions in the men's and women's 100 metres, but, to add to the drama, smith we know was injured a month ago in the world championships in oregon, not a fact that she is here would point to the fact that she's 100% fit, and anything less, she's 100% fit, and anything less, she could be in trouble, because it is a very, very strong field. as for as our now he is communicatively�*s champion to contend with and also his own gb team—mates as well. either way, we should be in for a treat. amazing that a lifetime of

training and it could all be over in less than the time it takes to tie your shoelaces. less than the time it takes to tie yourshoelaces. i less than the time it takes to tie your shoelaces. i will end on something special, since the dawn of time, man has ran to wherever we wanted to go. we then invented motor cars, boats, whatever else, but i think you would agree with me that as soon as we started flying, that is when development really showed, commands portuguese athletes did exactly that in his 110 metres sheets. to qualify for the semifinals. great dive, great bit of flight. i don't know if he got any air miles to go with that. fantastic. it looks painful, but thank you very much for that. the european aquatics championships are taking place too and there's been more success for britain in italy. british duo lois toulson and kyle kothari have won gold in the mixed 10m synchro platform dive. the commonwealth silver medallists took it on the final of their five dives, to beat the ukrainian team. it adds to the bronze success in the mixed team event in rome yesterday.

imean, two i mean, two major metals in the space of two weeks is pretty insane, i think we are both really happy. if he asked me if few years ago and asked _ he asked me if few years ago and asked me — he asked me if few years ago and asked me if i was still diving i would've _ asked me if i was still diving i would've said no. it's not even something _ would've said no. it's not even something which we thought we would be doing. _ something which we thought we would be doing, to be honest, commonwealth games_ be doing, to be honest, commonwealth games and _ be doing, to be honest, commonwealth games and come here and be european champions _ games and come here and be european champions. i'm speechless, to be honest _ champions. i'm speechless, to be honest. ., ., ., ., , ., reigning world champion ben proud is through to the final of the men's 50 metres freestyle. the briton finished first in his semi. elsewhere, imogen clarke has reached the final of the women's 50 metres breastroke. football now and let's start in glasgow where rangers are taking on psv eindhoven at ibrox shortly, in the first leg of their champions league playoff. they're hoping to get to the group stages of the competition for the first time in 12 years. both teams have dutch managers, giovanni van bronckhorst hosting his old netherlands

team—mate ruud van nistelrooy, and there's a lot at stake for both clubs. kheredine idesene is at ibrox for us. hello for my practice. it is only the sixth game of rangers current campaign, but no doubt about it, this is one of their biggest matches of the season. why? tonight, they could begin to unlock the door to the riches and prestige of the champions league group stage as. it is psb here at i practice tonight. the farmer in manchester united striker up against his old dutch international friends. striker up against his old dutch internationalfriends. how do striker up against his old dutch international friends. how do we think this is going to go? well, let's ask someone who knows all about playing here on these massive european nights. richard, your thoughts on what is going to be a huge game? i thoughts on what is going to be a huge game?— huge game? i think it's going to be a real tough _ huge game? i think it's going to be a real tough time _ huge game? i think it's going to be a real tough time for— huge game? i think it's going to be a real tough time for them. - huge game? i think it's going to be a real tough time for them. i - huge game? i think it's going to be a real tough time for them. i think| a real tough time for them. i think they are _ a real tough time for them. i think they are very good going forward.

scored _ they are very good going forward. scored a — they are very good going forward. scored a lot of goals. the rangers have shown they are more than capable — have shown they are more than capable especially here of matching these _ capable especially here of matching these big _ capable especially here of matching these big european sides. ithink capable especially here of matching these big european sides. i think we need to— these big european sides. i think we need to take the form they had last season, last week, use the crowd, it's inside — season, last week, use the crowd, it's inside there. when the teams come out — it's inside there. when the teams come out at the start of the game, the second — come out at the start of the game, the second half of of the roof realty — the second half of of the roof really comes off, and it was pretty impressive to be involved in it last week— impressive to be involved in it last week and — impressive to be involved in it last week and hopefully for the fans, ranges _ week and hopefully for the fans, ranges and players can produce the game _ ranges and players can produce the game they— ranges and players can produce the game they did last week. dortmund have come here _ game they did last week. dortmund have come here recently. _ game they did last week. dortmund have come here recently. leipzig i have come here recently. leipzig came here and were put out. what is it about this place on these big european knights? very good teams have come here and crumbled. we don't think pse will be like that or do we? big don't think pse will be like that or do we? �* , , . don't think pse will be like that or dowe?�* , , ., do we? big sites have come here with big players. — do we? big sites have come here with big players, international— do we? big sites have come here with big players, international players - big players, international players came _ big players, international players came here. it's an intimidating culture — came here. it's an intimidating culture into play in. it's great when — culture into play in. it's great when you _ culture into play in. it's great when you are the range areas and things— when you are the range areas and things are — when you are the range areas and things are going well and the crowd are behind — things are going well and the crowd are behind you, let's be fair, in europe, — are behind you, let's be fair, in europe, the _ are behind you, let's be fair, in europe, the crowd are right behind them _ europe, the crowd are right behind them from — europe, the crowd are right behind them from the first minutes, they -et them from the first minutes, they get a _ them from the first minutes, they get a left, — them from the first minutes, they get a left, and when you hear that

on the _ get a left, and when you hear that on the pitch, it energises you. it gives— on the pitch, it energises you. it gives you an extra 15 to 20%. it can be interesting. when the players touch— be interesting. when the players touch the — be interesting. when the players touch the ball, there is a huge noise, — touch the ball, there is a huge noise, huge rumble. he started to struggle _ noise, huge rumble. he started to struggle to — noise, huge rumble. he started to struggle to concentrate, to think what _ struggle to concentrate, to think what you're going to do, where to play passes. i played against that noise, because it's not the same as it is in— noise, because it's not the same as it is in the _ noise, because it's not the same as it is in the european. it can be intimidating. we've seen it with top players who struggle to play here. that will— players who struggle to play here. that will be no different tonight, because — that will be no different tonight, because the noise will be phenomenal. so because the noise will be phenomenal.— because the noise will be henomenal. . ., ~' because the noise will be henomenal. . ., ~ phenomenal. so much to like about this matchup- _ phenomenal. so much to like about this matchup. the _ phenomenal. so much to like about this matchup. the 22 _ phenomenal. so much to like about this matchup. the 22 dutch - this matchup. the 22 dutch international team—mates and friends, to teams who are free scoring. it could be a cracker tonight, couldn't it? i scoring. it could be a cracker tonight, couldn't it?- scoring. it could be a cracker tonight, couldn't it? ithink the ranuers tonight, couldn't it? ithink the rangers will— tonight, couldn't it? ithink the rangers will want _ tonight, couldn't it? ithink the rangers will want to _ tonight, couldn't it? ithink the rangers will want to limit - tonight, couldn't it? ithink the rangers will want to limit their| rangers will want to limit their free scoring from psb to a minimum, but i free scoring from psb to a minimum, but i said _ free scoring from psb to a minimum, but i said it _ free scoring from psb to a minimum, but i said it earlier on today when you are _ but i said it earlier on today when you are playing against, you want to win, they _ you are playing against, you want to win, they want to win every game but when _ win, they want to win every game but when you _ win, they want to win every game but when you are — win, they want to win every game but when you are playing against one of your friends, when you are playing against one of yourfriends, doesn't when you are playing against one of your friends, doesn't happen often that nick— your friends, doesn't happen often that nick often in football, you have _ that nick often in football, you have that — that nick often in football, you have that extra edge, so both dugouts — have that extra edge, so both dugouts will be desperate to win the

game _ dugouts will be desperate to win the game for— dugouts will be desperate to win the game for the riches that are possible _ game for the riches that are possible if they get that tie, but it would — possible if they get that tie, but it would be a good achievement for either— it would be a good achievement for either manager. how it would be a good achievement for either manager.— either manager. how do you think it's auoin either manager. how do you think it's going to _ either manager. how do you think it's going to go — either manager. how do you think it's going to go because _ either manager. how do you think it's going to go because by - either manager. how do you think it's going to go because by think. it's going to go because by think rangers will get a positive result. i said last night 2—0. i'm going to say it to have been one rangers. i think they would take that, because all they want going into next week's second leg is to keep that tie very much alive. the manager here thinks it's pretty much 50—50. we are about to find out. keep across all our platforms for all the latest from the stadium throughout the evening. manchester united may lead to christian i old trafford, concerns about how the striker�*s mode is affecting morale. the manager public stance has been that that 37—year—old is not for sale and as part of plans. however, senior figures have been alarmed at how

quickly the overwhelmingly positive feelings around the camp generated during a successful preseason tour to thailand and australia have disappeared. no one has been busier than nottingham forest in the transfer market, their current team is barely recognisable to the one that got them promoted. but will it work? the football news show has been taking a look. they lost five loans players, they got promoted in the playoff final and then the goalkeeper left in the summer, a couple of the senior players who are in and out of the squad, so you are looking at nine players who laughed, and that scores with the new signing not fit for the challenge in the primarily, so they felt they had to make a lot of editions. took 23 years to get back to the stage, and that feeling is we are not going to go back if we can help it. we're going to do everything we can to become a fixture in this league. it could be

19 signings come the end of i9 signings come the end of the window, which sounds mad, it's a gamble i except i think the club except that. it's difficult to integrate all of those players, but cooper made the point, he's made this point, it was like an international breakfor this point, it was like an international break for him at the moment can make it a group of players together and to integrate them quickly and make them a team quickly, he believes he's on the right track to doing that. it is quickly, he believes he's on the right track to doing that.- right track to doing that. it is a camble. right track to doing that. it is a gamble- you — right track to doing that. it is a gamble. you look _ right track to doing that. it is a gamble. you look at _ right track to doing that. it is a gamble. you look at steve - right track to doing that. it is a - gamble. you look at steve cooper. it's only been in the job 11 months, he has never managed at this level before. you've got an owner who is investing an awful lot of money. got to get this blend of players rights, having you?— having you? yes, you do. i would accept that- _ having you? yes, you do. i would accept that- i _ having you? yes, you do. i would accept that. i think— having you? yes, you do. i would accept that. i think that - having you? yes, you do. i would accept that. i think that stock - having you? yes, you do. i would accept that. i think that stock is l accept that. i think that stock is on the rise so much that they see him as a top quality manager, speaking to a bbc commentator on our podcast recently who said that he thinks he could be a future england

manager. his trajectory is claiming. everyone who is a got the most space. probably seen as the best us manager since brian as well. he's been seen in that category as the nextin been seen in that category as the next in line, because nobody�*s ever going to touch him obviously, but he's done such an incredible job to transform a football club and a city in the sense the red half of the city. in the sense the red half of the ci . ., . ., ., . city. you can watch the full football news show - city. you can watch the full football news show on - city. you can watch the full football news show on the | city. you can watch the full - football news show on the bbc sport website with olly foster. the former manchester united footballer ryan giggs has told a jury, ryan giggs is standing trial accused of controlling behaviour towards his ex girlfriend kate greville and assaulting kate and her younger sister, emma. he denies all of the charges. matt graveling is at manchester's crown square crown court. the first thing the former

manchester united player dead when he got into the witness box was to admit to a jury that he had been called alexi and that this was justified. had been called alexi and that this wasjustified. he also had been called alexi and that this was justified. he also went on to say that he was a flirt and unable to resist women, he had been unfaithful many times that he never physically assaulted a woman. he is giving evidence after his former partner accused him of coercive behaviour and also the assault of her and her younger sister, anna, at his house in manchester on the 1st of november 2020. giggs was arrested on that day and they gave a statement to police admitting the pair were statement to police admitting the pairwere arguing statement to police admitting the pair were arguing over his phone. he said he had asked her to leave his home, but she refused. he added that they didn't have my phone i went to get kate's phone, she gave me mine back, but foolishly i kept terrace. i was going to call the police and she grabbed me by the hand and a scuffle broke out. giggs admitted his hand

he hoped that this wouldn't be the end of his relationship with kate. a jury end of his relationship with kate. a jury also heard from the former wales manager that he'd gone to his doctor to arrange couples counselling for the pair, but he was only k two ended up attending. she did it was described as a strong independent woman who on occasion had controlled him asking him to text women that she was accusing him of having an affair with her and she would dictate the messages, on occasion, she would want to meet up with the women in person. giggs also went on to say that neither of the pair had any more control than the other one in their relationship. giggs will be back in court tomorrow morning to continue getting of —— evidence. time to take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines today. crystal palace'sjoachim anderson says he's received hundreds of abusive messages on social media after he was involved in an altercation with darwin nunez, which saw the liverpool forward sent off. meta, the owner of the social media company has said they are in direct contact with anderson. the premier league has

said they are aware. hull kr captain shaun kenny—dowall will miss the super league run—in after damaging a ligament in his knee during friday's loss to leeds. the robins are three points off the top six and have a chance of making the play—offs with four rounds of the regular season remaining. england women will play more test cricket as part of the international cricket council's first—ever women's future tours programme. england, who have only played away tests against australia since 2005, will also tour india and south africa in the next two years. manchester originals beat welsh fire by 11 runs in the women's hundred at at old trafford. deandre dottin top scored for the hosts with 67 not out as they ended their innings on 156—2. and dottin claimed two wickets with the ball as welsh fire's reply petered out at 145 for three. originals have won one out of two matches, but fire have

lost both their games. the men's fixture is just getting under way. staying with cricket and england test captain ben stokes has said their new style of play has created more excitement around the format. after wins against india and new zealand this summer, england have seen a remarkable turn—around in form. stokes was speaking ahead of england's test match against south africa, which gets under way tomorrow. joe wilson is at lords. well, the rain that has fallen here was refreshing. the two weeks that ben stokes had away from cricket was reenergizing. he made that clear. here we are in 2022 and ben stokes is prioritising test match cricket. with all the formats and competitions which are growing around the world. he will have james anderson falling for him again, test match specialists may be the very last of their kind, but stokes is clear that the way that england have

played it test match the summer has done one crucial thing, it's generated interest.- done one crucial thing, it's generated interest. done one crucial thing, it's venerated interest. ~ ., , generated interest. when i was able to look back — generated interest. when i was able to look back on _ generated interest. when i was able to look back on those _ generated interest. when i was able to look back on those four— generated interest. when i was able to look back on those four or - generated interest. when i was able to look back on those four or five . to look back on those four or five weeks and — to look back on those four or five weeks and digested, i did say that weeks and digested, i did say that we could _ weeks and digested, i did say that we could have ended up on the wrong side of— we could have ended up on the wrong side of those four test matches and walked _ side of those four test matches and walked away not winning one game, but i walked away not winning one game, but i think— walked away not winning one game, but i think what we managed to do as a team, _ but i think what we managed to do as a team, incredibly powerful and almost — a team, incredibly powerful and almost rare, if we hadn't have lost those _ almost rare, if we hadn't have lost those games i think what we did is we almost — those games i think what we did is we almost brought a little bit of excitement back to english test crickets, — excitement back to english test crickets, and we would have brought fans atong _ crickets, and we would have brought fans along with us regardless of if that result went the wrong way. south _ that result went the wrong way. south africa have had a very good 2022. already this year they won test matches against bangladesh, new zealand and india. being england would just be part of theirjourney. is it your ambition for south africa to be the best test team in the world? ., ., , �* ., ,, ,

world? no doubt. i didn't take this “ob world? no doubt. i didn't take this job thinking _ world? no doubt. i didn't take this job thinking that _ world? no doubt. i didn't take this job thinking that we _ world? no doubt. i didn't take this job thinking that we were - world? no doubt. i didn't take this job thinking that we were just - world? no doubt. i didn't take thisl job thinking that we were just going to be made title and not playing our best cricket. that's always been my -oal best cricket. that's always been my goat and _ best cricket. that's always been my goal and ambition. i wouldn't do thisiob — goal and ambition. i wouldn't do thisiob if— goal and ambition. i wouldn't do thisiob if i — goal and ambition. i wouldn't do thisjob if i didn't think we were very capable of doing it. a thisjob if i didn't think we were very capable of doing it. its lot this job if i didn't think we were very capable of doing it. a lot of the back and — very capable of doing it. a lot of the back and forth _ very capable of doing it. a lot of the back and forth in _ very capable of doing it. a lot of. the back and forth in the build-up the back and forth in the build—up to this test match has involved south africa saying we don't really want to talk about england's new style of test match cricket and then saying look at south africa, they keep talking about our new style of test match cricket. all that really matters for the format of the game is that somebody is talking about test match cricket. it's a huge week for anthonyjoshua as the former heavyweight champion takes on oleksandr usyk in their long awaited rematch this weekend in saudi arabia. joshua was sensationally beaten by the ukrainian just under a year ago in london — losing his belts in the process. and he's hungry for revenge, in what could prove to be a pivotal fight for the british boxer. our reporter ade adedoin is there for us.

how did that work out? yes, i'm s-ueakin how did that work out? yes, i'm speaking to _ how did that work out? yes, i'm speaking to you _ how did that work out? yes, i'm speaking to you from _ how did that work out? yes, i'm speaking to you from the - how did that work out? yes, i'm speaking to you from the ring i speaking to you from the ring where anthonyjoshua went to their public workouts earlier, joshua looks in great physical shape. he does have this intense look about him. i suppose that's because he knows what's at stake on saturday because the outcome of the fight to determine what happens next in his career. went there a light work—out. remember, ee is separated from his old trainer, the man who led him to the olympic title. he said that he's left no stone unturned in terms of trying to regain the title, during his work outcome he had an intense look throughout, no smiles at all, the smiles only really came when he spotted the former heavyweight champion of the world at the end of the work—out and gave him a fist bump. a lot of people here who are considering him in the underdog going into this fight, but when i got up with him can he tell me he believes that he's got all the tools to win. the you can onlyjudge the

performance. it wasn't anything, but i've changed the narrative, that's up i've changed the narrative, that's up to me i'm the opera of my own movie. i know his checks i nobody�*s doing. i know what i've got to do. and i haven't done as many things as i did last training camp. i've moved on and use that information to push through this training camp. i hope so. ~ . through this training camp. i hope 50, ~ ., ., through this training camp. i hope so. ., .., ~ g, so. what about the champion? a lot has changed — so. what about the champion? a lot has changed since _ so. what about the champion? a lot has changed since he _ so. what about the champion? a lot has changed since he won _ so. what about the champion? a lot has changed since he won the - so. what about the champion? a lot has changed since he won the title. | has changed since he won the title. yes. that is the ongoing war in ukraine. a man who is very comfortable in his skin. they relaxed over the last two days. he turned up in the ring wearing a shirt the colours of ukraine flag he went there a live session, played to the crowd, yesterday at a event he turned up with a cuddly toy which he said was given to them by his daughter, a reminder ofjust what his family and country has been through over the last few months. he

also told me this fight would be showing back in ukraine and he says and it's important notjust for him but for the country as he hopes to bring back some form of happiness during this difficult time.— form of happiness during this difficult time. ., ,, , ., . difficult time. thank you so much for that. let's stay with boxing, because it's often a sport credited with instilling discipline and dedication in kids. we went along to a boxing workshop held in east london, aimed at developing young children who love the sport. and, they had the chance to be trained by 15 professional boxers, including wbc silver middleweight champion hamzah sheeraz and commonwealth silver medallist qais ashfaq. this is an opportunity for the youth at a grassroots level to come and engage and work with professional fighters and learn something whether it be through boxing or through life, some key skills.— it be through boxing or through life, some key skills. being one of

the leading _ life, some key skills. being one of the leading remodels _ life, some key skills. being one of the leading remodels in _ life, some key skills. being one of the leading remodels in the - life, some key skills. being one of the leading remodels in the south | the leading remodels in the south asian _ the leading remodels in the south asian community it was almost my duty here — asian community it was almost my duty here to help the younger generation and hopefully inspire them _ generation and hopefully inspire them as— generation and hopefully inspire them as well.— generation and hopefully inspire them as well. ~ , ., them as well. when you see someone who is doing — them as well. when you see someone who is doing it's. _ them as well. when you see someone who is doing it's, it _ them as well. when you see someone who is doing it's, it gives _ them as well. when you see someone who is doing it's, it gives you - them as well. when you see someone who is doing it's, it gives you more i who is doing it's, it gives you more of a reason — who is doing it's, it gives you more of a reason to _ who is doing it's, it gives you more of a reason to go— who is doing it's, it gives you more of a reason to go out _ who is doing it's, it gives you more of a reason to go out and do - who is doing it's, it gives you more of a reason to go out and do it i of a reason to go out and do it yourself — of a reason to go out and do it yourself l— of a reason to go out and do it ourself. . ., , of a reason to go out and do it yourself-— of a reason to go out and do it ourself. ., , , ., , ., ., yourself. i always said years ago, if i can inspire — yourself. i always said years ago, if i can inspire one _ yourself. i always said years ago, if i can inspire one person - yourself. i always said years ago, if i can inspire one person come l if i can inspire one person come inspire one mind, that is yourjob done. any knowledge i can pass across, in my experience, it's plain for my side. when wicked, amazing, one of the best things i've done. this is what the kids need to see, positive _ this is what the kids need to see, positive role models, people in the film positive role models, people in the right direction. if you like boxing sometimes is told to be a tough guy sport. _ sometimes is told to be a tough guy sport. but— sometimes is told to be a tough guy sport, but there is a positive side to it _ sport, but there is a positive side to it as— sport, but there is a positive side to it as well. | sport, but there is a positive side to it as well-— to it as well. i feel good about myself because _ to it as well. i feel good about myself because it _ to it as well. i feel good about myself because it makes i to it as well. i feel good about myself because it makes me l to it as well. i feel good about i myself because it makes me happy and i'm myself because it makes me happy and l'm able _ myself because it makes me happy and l'm able to _ myself because it makes me happy and i'm able to socialise _ myself because it makes me happy and i'm able to socialise with _ myself because it makes me happy and i'm able to socialise with other - i'm able to socialise with other people — i'm able to socialise with other people from _ i'm able to socialise with other people from the _ i'm able to socialise with other people from the club. - i'm able to socialise with other people from the club. we i i'm able to socialise with other people from the club. we hadl i'm able to socialise with otherl people from the club. we had a i'm able to socialise with other i people from the club. we had a fun competition— people from the club. we had a fun competition in— people from the club. we had a fun competition in the _ people from the club. we had a fun competition in the winter— people from the club. we had a fun competition in the winter got - people from the club. we had a fun

competition in the winter got £5. ii competition in the winter got £5. i wanted _ competition in the winter got £5. i wanted to — coming out of this event, i think a lot of these kids will be motivated the next morning, whatever goals they have they want to go and reach those goals. one of the boxers has said whatever options were in their way, they know they are going to be motivated enough to overcome those challenges and fight and to be the best they possibly can be. you learn stuff as a professional _ best they possibly can be. you learn stuff as a professional boxer, i best they possibly can be. you learn stuff as a professional boxer, you i stuff as a professional boxer, you learn _ stuff as a professional boxer, you learn stuff — stuff as a professional boxer, you learn stuff that you don't learn from _ learn stuff that you don't learn from your— learn stuff that you don't learn from your coach. like i said, this is something special. si youssouf abraham who _ is something special. si youssouf abraham who had _ is something special. si youssouf abraham who had been _ is something special. si youssouf abraham who had been following| is something special. si youssouf i abraham who had been following for years _

notjust not just the notjust the kids to get inspired, but boxers as well to do things themselves, to take on their own initiatives, just to inspire a whole nation of youngsters i'm very grateful i have the opportunity to do this, because a lot of people trained with these people. this is what ou trained with these people. this is what you puts — trained with these people. this is what you puts in _ trained with these people. this is what you puts in a _ trained with these people. this is what you puts in a shift _ trained with these people. this is what you puts in a shift from i what you puts in a shift from everyone _ what you puts in a shift from everyone contributes, and the the most _ everyone contributes, and the the most important thing is if everyone's intentions are pure and we are _ everyone's intentions are pure and we are heading for the same goal, anything _ we are heading for the same goal, anything is — we are heading for the same goal, anything is possible. more we are heading for the same goal, anything is possible.— anything is possible. more details on that worthwhile _ anything is possible. more details on that worthwhile project - anything is possible. more details on that worthwhile project on i anything is possible. more details on that worthwhile project on the | on that worthwhile project on the bbc sport website. tennis and one of the most anticipated match—ups takes place from around midnight tonight over in cincinnati in the united states. for the first time the us open champion, britain's emma raducanu will take on the 23—time grand slam winner serena williams. williams suggested last week that she's preparing to retire from the sport after the last major of the year in new york later this month. it may be a first round tie, but it's one of the hottest tickets at the tournament.

no surprise. looking forward to that. that's all from sportsday. find more on all of those stories on the bbc website. for now, though, thanks for watching. hello. thunderstorms will continue to rattle around across parts of england and wales through the evening and overnight, and there'll still be some around on wednesday. but a shift is sitting further south, i think, as the day goes on, perhaps really concentrating across the south east of england and east anglia late afternoon into the early evening on wednesday with the risk of some flash flooding here, then. it's this low to the south of the uk that's responsible for the thundery weather. a finger of high pressure further north across scotland and northern ireland means actually a dry night ahead with clear skies

and we lose the northerly wind that we've had through tuesday. temperatures will dip down to around 10 degrees widely across scotland, 13 degrees in belfast. still quite warm and muggy for many parts of england and wales, however, with the thunderstorms rumbling on, lows of 16 degrees for cardiff and london. by by then, some heavy downpour is for the southeast of england and east anglia.

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