this is bbc news. sevastopol, the home of russia's black sea fleet in crimea, appears to have come under a ukraine drone attack again. more travel disruption on train lines across the uk as thousands of rail workers strike for the second time in three days over pay and working conditions. michael gove says he backs rishi sunak to become the next

conservative party leader and prime minister, saying sunak has what thejob requires. he called rival liz truss�*s policies "a holiday from reality" and the government and unions say they're disappointed that p&0 ferries will not face criminal action for the way it dismissed 800 workers without notice in march. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. thanks forjoining us on this packed saturday sportsday. coming up... after a silver summer, it's a golden ending for keely hodgkinson at the european championships. twisting history — great britain's men win team gymnastics gold, and it wasn't even close. to deliver the routines we did to say —— today under that pressure,

i'm proud of every one of us. and we'll be injeddah, looking ahead to the rematch between anthonyjoshua and oleksandr usyk. and we've not forgotten the football. history for harry as he heads spurs top, but could arsenal overtake them in the late kick—off? and two red cards and a late goal as rangers drop points for the first time this season at hibs. thanks forjoining us. it's been a bittersweet summer for keely hodgkinson. silver in the world championships was followed by silver at the commonwealth games in the 800 metres. in the last few minutes, it was third time lucky as she took a convincing gold medal at the european championships in munich — herfirst major international outdoor title.

hodgkinson started as favourite and was joined in the final by two other britons, jemma reekie and alex bell. at the bell, hodgkinson was in third place. let's pick it up with paula radcliffe and andrew cotter as they moved down the back straight. hodgkinsonjust moved hodgkinson just moved almost effortlessly clear of herring. fell behind, i now bell will strike. hodgkinson, although silver medals, turning them now to gold, surely. finishing strongly, it's hodgkinson, reekie fading! hodgkinson for gold! just ahead of hoffman of switzerland. but silver this time

behind one of the very best in keely hodgkinson, the world championships, the commonwealth games, brought a certain frustration. this championships brings gold. afterwards, she caught up with sarah mulkerrins. i think you could tell i was very happy— i think you could tell i was very happy to— i think you could tell i was very happy to come here and get on top of the podium — happy to come here and get on top of the podium. i'm really happy. i have a great _ the podium. i'm really happy. i have a great team — the podium. i'm really happy. i have a great team around me who helped me all season _ a great team around me who helped me all season. everyone in my... we made _ all season. everyone in my... we made it_ all season. everyone in my... we made it to — all season. everyone in my... we made it to the end. i thought it was going _ made it to the end. i thought it was going to _ made it to the end. i thought it was going to be, — made it to the end. i thought it was going to be, so i like that. i didn't— going to be, so i like that. i didn't want to sit too far near the front _ didn't want to sit too far near the front it — didn't want to sit too far near the front. it worked out fine. i took control— front. it worked out fine. i took control in— front. it worked out fine. i took control in kept it.

the athletics is live on bbc two and the bbc sport website this evening. the men's pole vault — involving world record holder mondo duplantis — and women's javelin are going on right now. there's also the women's ioo—metre hurdle heats. and the finals of the women's steeplechase and the men's and women's four—by—aoo metres relays are taking place later. what a summer it's been for britain's gymnasts. after a medal laden commonwealth games, jake jarman, joe fraser, courtney tulloch, giarnni regini moran and james hall took a stunning team gold at the european championships. our correspondent nesta mcgregor is in munich. qualifying for the final and first place, great britain with the team to beat. thanks to that floor routine and this performance, at the halfway stage, britain had a narrow lead. , , . halfway stage, britain had a narrow lead, , . , �* ,

lead. just what gb needed! , however. _ lead. just what gb needed! , however, the _ lead. just what gb needed! , however, the germans - lead. just what gb needed! , however, the germans were | lead. just what gb needed! , | however, the germans were a lead. just what gb needed! , - however, the germans were a quote second —— close. few errors as possible and throughout, gb were near perfect. a team all—around title, gb's first for more than ten years, perhaps most impressive of all was the margin of that victory. just watching the guys back in 2012 do it, they were my heroes. hopefully, after today, we can be someone's heroes. this is something i've dreamt of for so long. idols? i've dreamt of for so long. now reali , i've dreamt of for so long. now reality. but _ i've dreamt of for so long. now reality, but would _ i've dreamt of for so long. now reality, but would be _ i've dreamt of for so long. now reality, but would be individuals final, they can't afford to sleep with the competition. nesta mcgregor, bbc news, munich. nile wilson has been watching. how common is it for a team to win by such a big margin quiz although it is it! we knew they were qualifying

three marks _ is it! we knew they were qualifying three marks ahead _ is it! we knew they were qualifying three marks ahead and _ is it! we knew they were qualifying three marks ahead and we - is it! we knew they were qualifying three marks ahead and we knew i is it! we knew they were qualifying i three marks ahead and we knew they had more to give, but 618 marks, in the history, i don't think that's been a margin. —— 6.8. you know the rest of the teams around the world were being forward to the championships. so proud of the boys today. they did so good. they were literally superstars. they're my brothers and it was emotional watching. brothers and it was emotional watchinu. , . ~ , brothers and it was emotional watchinu. , . ,, , ., , ., watching. jake seem to set the tone and joe frazier. — watching. jake seem to set the tone and joe frazier, wow. _ watching. jake seem to set the tone and joe frazier, wow. what - watching. jake seem to set the tone and joe frazier, wow. what a - and joe frazier, wow. what a superstar he is. he and joe frazier, wow. what a superstar he is.— and joe frazier, wow. what a superstar he is. he is. he's got a different mindset. _ superstar he is. he is. he's got a different mindset. the _ superstar he is. he is. he's got a - different mindset. the commonwealth games has been a couple weeks ago, and he's had surgery and couldn't do the all—around. first ever gb man to

take a european all—around title. he's just a superstar and the way he carries himself, he's got an exciting couple years ahead for sure. �* . exciting couple years ahead for sure. . ., ., exciting couple years ahead for sure, �* ., ., ., , exciting couple years ahead for sure. . ., ., ., , , , ., sure. and a lot of these guys got individual finals _ sure. and a lot of these guys got individual finals to _ sure. and a lot of these guys got individual finals to look - sure. and a lot of these guys got individual finals to look forward l sure. and a lot of these guys got l individual finals to look forward to on sunday. what can we expect? merge on sunday. what can we expect? we've not eiuht on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals. — on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals. a _ on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals, a hell _ on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals, a hell of _ on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals, a hell of a _ on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals, a hell of a lot - on sunday. what can we expect? we've got eight finals, a hell of a lot in - got eight finals, a hell of a lot in the domination. i can prove it today, i'm sure you can expect a lot more medals tomorrow. nile wilson chatting to me earlier. twists and tumbles of a different kind in the diving — a bit more splash. same colour medal as lois toulson and andrea spendolini—sirieix took top honours at the european aquatics championships over in rome. the duo took top spot in the women's synchronised ten—metre platform final ahead of ukraine and germany. spendolini—sirieix also won the individual ten—metre platform title, toulson the mixed synchro event. we've been quite lucky, but this was our first— we've been quite lucky, but this was our first time together. for it to

id our first time together. for it to go that— our first time together. for it to go that well, i guess it kind of proves to _ go that well, i guess it kind of proves to us that we are pretty good. _ proves to us that we are pretty good. yeah, i'm really pleased with how that _ good. yeah, i'm really pleased with how that went. fire good. yeah, i'm really pleased with how that went.— how that went. are we going to see lois and andrea _ how that went. are we going to see lois and andrea again _ how that went. are we going to see lois and andrea again at _ how that went. are we going to see lois and andrea again at a - how that went. are we going to see lois and andrea again at a major. lois and andrea again at a major championship? taste lois and andrea again at a ma'or championshrpvd lois and andrea again at a ma'or chamionshi - ? ~ , , ., championship? we will see but i am u . championship? we will see but i am u- for it if championship? we will see but i am up for it if you _ championship? we will see but i am up for it if you are. _ championship? we will see but i am up for it if you are. there _ championship? we will see but i am up for it if you are. there you - championship? we will see but i am up for it if you are. there you go! i britain'sjordan houlden claimed his first european medal with silver in the men's three metre springboard. jack laugher came into this after gold in the one—metre springboard, but could only finish fourth in this event. we're just a few hours away from the heavyweight rematch between 0leksandr usyk and anthonyjoshua. the three world titles that ukrainian claimed when beating joshua last year are on the line again, but given what's now going on in his homeland, victory for usyk tonight will surely mean much more than remaining as world champion. defeat forjoshua would leave him wondering where he goes next. ade adedoyin is injeddah for us. not long now for what is an eagerly

anticipated re/max. so many talking points. how will the war impact 0leksandr usyk�*s mindset? anthony joshua said he is simply adopted the wrong strategy. alongside me is steve, writer and broadcaster. it’s steve, writer and broadcaster. it's ofthe steve, writer and broadcaster. it�*s of the biggest night of his career, but he's had an olympic final in his hometown. he's won and lost the world heavyweight. this will be his 12th world heavyweight championship fight. he's under the type of pressure now that he's never been put under, and i'm struggling to find a case in history where a british fighter has been placed under so much pressure, including being named as the massive underdog. i don't think it's ever happened. what would a win mean for both menit put aj �*s legacy on track. it put a] 's legacy on track. it

clears his name because the defeat at spurs stadium last september was an audit defeat. that was like watching someone making out. that wasn't ajay. as for 0leksandr usyk, he had to get the blessing of everybody in ukraine. notjust his mother. he went into hospitals where friends of his comrades gave him their blessing. he was the underground meeting with linsky to get the blessing, to get the nod and leave his battalion. he got permission to go to training camp to prepare. he's got an entire nation backing him. in prepare. he's got an entire nation backing him-— backing him. in terms of the fight itself, i've spoken _ backing him. in terms of the fight itself, i've spoken to _ backing him. in terms of the fight itself, i've spoken to a _ backing him. in terms of the fight itself, i've spoken to a lot - backing him. in terms of the fight itself, i've spoken to a lot of - itself, i've spoken to a lot of boxers this week and broadcasters, everyone says the same thing —

joshuais everyone says the same thing — joshua is the bigger man butjust have to take the fight. as]!!! joshua is the bigger man but 'ust have to take the fighti joshua is the bigger man but 'ust have to take the fight. all tell you wh it's have to take the fight. all tell you why it's not _ have to take the fight. all tell you why it's not that _ have to take the fight. all tell you why it's not that simple. - have to take the fight. all tell you why it's not that simple. there . why it's not that simple. there are circus freaks. if it was that simple, they would be champions. it doesn't work that way! there is finesse involved, there's skill involved and mental toughness. joshua knows exactly what he has to do. we don't know if he knows how to do. we don't know if he knows how to do it. . ~ do. we don't know if he knows how to do it. . ,, ,., do. we don't know if he knows how to do it. . ,, y., ,, do. we don't know if he knows how to do it. ., ~' i., , �* do. we don't know if he knows how to doit. . ,, ~ , do. we don't know if he knows how to doit. ., ,, ~ , ~ do it. thank you, steve. a big knife for both men- _ do it. thank you, steve. a big knife for both men. not _ do it. thank you, steve. a big knife for both men. notjust _ do it. thank you, steve. a big knife for both men. notjust the - do it. thank you, steve. a big knife for both men. notjust the belt - do it. thank you, steve. a big knife for both men. notjust the belt on i for both men. notjust the belt on the line, but eventually his career. he said last time it was just a bad night. but is it a bad... we'll find in a few hours. to the premier league, and arsenal have gone top of the table — until tomorrow at least — maintaining their 100% start with victory at bournemouth. arsenal captain martin 0degaard led by example —

he gave them the lead in the fifth minute, after gabriel martinelli's shot was saved. and 0degaard made it two just six minutes later. gabrieljesus looked set to shoot, but the norwegian nipped in ahead of his team—mate. arsenal's third came in the second half — a great effort from french defender william saliba's. this was his first goal in english football. yeah, we played a very difficult game _ yeah, we played a very difficult game from the beginning the way they came out _ game from the beginning the way they came out. they were really aggressive. we wanted to avoid that type of— aggressive. we wanted to avoid that type of game. we were really efficient — type of game. we were really efficient and ball possession. obviously, that gave us a lot of confidence to go through the game. earlier, harry kane had a milestone to celebrate, as his header earned tottenham a hard—fought win at home to wolves, where, this week, the main action happened on the pitch. matt graveling watched this one. antonio con te was back in more familiar surroundings, having shaken

off the shuffle. 0ne familiar surroundings, having shaken off the shuffle. one goal would make him the record scorer at the premier league at a single club. the weights continue. missed chances watched by a man who may have taken a few, but second—half spurs out swinging. kane still scourging a goal but finding the bar. the record 184 was held by sergio aguero. noah terry kane, 185 and counting, spurs. wolves continue to prowl, but today belong to putnam. —— tottenham. two wins and a draw to start

the season for spurs, and their head coach knows his side had a tough afternoon in north london. in the first half, some problems to us. not big chances to score, but i think the weather more dangerous —— they were more dangerous than us. we dominated the second half, and... but to play against is not pretty. me, we were proud because this fantastic— me, we were proud because this fantastic team, one of the both managers — fantastic team, one of the both managers and the world. we should be proud _ managers and the world. we should be proud for— managers and the world. we should be proud for the way we played, the way we pressed~ — proud for the way we played, the way we pressed. the chances that we created — we pressed. the chances that we created. but unfortunately, we didn't—

created. but unfortunately, we didn't score an experience strikerm _ i chatted to alan shearer, and i numbers are looking pretty good. harry kane, 29 years old, and you would think still on course to break records held by alan shearer. kane has moved to 185 goals. the most by one player at a single club. he's moved to above wayne rooney and sergio aguero. it's time to look away if you don't want to know.

it looks for a while like they might be robbed again today. redford fighting back to make it 2-2, redford fighting back to make it 2—2, only for the serbian to score a significant goalfor 2—2, only for the serbian to score a significant goal for him. that led some to question whether he really could lead a line in the top flight rather than just in the championship. he has very much answer those questions this afternoon. answer those questions this afternoon-— answer those questions this afternoon. �* . �* afternoon. amazing. big relief. the eo - le afternoon. amazing. big relief. the peeple made _ afternoon. amazing. big relief. the peeple made it _ afternoon. amazing. big relief. the people made it really _ afternoon. amazing. big relief. the people made it really hard - afternoon. amazing. big relief. the people made it really hard for - afternoon. amazing. big relief. the people made it really hard for me l people made it really hard for me today _ people made it really hard for me today. managed to get a couple of amazing _ today. managed to get a couple of amazing saves. but in the end, i

keep— amazing saves. but in the end, i keep believing, i keep telling myself— keep believing, i keep telling myself to stay focused, you have to be ready~ _ myself to stay focused, you have to be ready. we managed to get three points _ be ready. we managed to get three oints. ., ., ., points. everton were heading to their third defeat _ points. everton were heading to their third defeat in _ points. everton were heading to their third defeat in three. - points. everton were heading to their third defeat in three. untilj their third defeat in three. until demaree grey rescued them with an 88 minute each or wiser. their manager frank lampard will be desperate for this to not be another season where his team are fighting relegation. he's still shaping this squad and will hope that moment could be a moment to kick—start their campaign. for us to be heading for their first their campaign. for us to be heading for theirfirst away win their campaign. for us to be heading for their first away win in the top flight since 1999 when brennan johnson scored. 16 of those

signings, keeping him could be one of their most important bits. he's stilljust 21 and he's been called brennanjohnson the stilljust 21 and he's been called brennan johnson the future stilljust 21 and he's been called brennanjohnson the future of stilljust 21 and he's been called brennan johnson the future of welsh football. to brennan johnson the future of welsh football. ., ., ., ., brennan johnson the future of welsh football. ., ., , ., , football. to get that goal is really nice. it football. to get that goal is really nice- it was _ football. to get that goal is really nice. it was a _ football. to get that goal is really nice. it was a really _ football. to get that goal is really nice. it was a really good - football. to get that goal is really nice. it was a really good feeling. j nice. it was a really good feeling. we still— nice. it was a really good feeling. we still play— nice. it was a really good feeling. we still play the _ nice. it was a really good feeling. we still play the same _ nice. it was a really good feeling. we still play the same way - nice. it was a really good feeling. we still play the same way we . nice. it was a really good feeling. | we still play the same way we did last season. — we still play the same way we did last season, which _ we still play the same way we did last season, which is _ we still play the same way we did last season, which is credit- we still play the same way we did last season, which is credit to - we still play the same way we did last season, which is credit to the manager — last season, which is credit to the manauer. . h last season, which is credit to the manauer. . �*, ., ., last season, which is credit to the manauer. ., �*, ., ., ., , manager. that's not to say forrest didn't compete. _ manager. that's not to say forrest didn't compete. they _ are a team full of good players. when we created 19 chances, when we have the _ when we created 19 chances, when we have the quality that we had, it's very difficult to gain control and confidence in the game if you don't

take those — confidence in the game if you don't take those chances. that affects the game _ take those chances. that affects the game and _ take those chances. that affects the game and we're not doing that at the moment _ game and we're not doing that at the moment. will game and we're not doing that at the moment. ~ ., , ., , a 2—1win at leicester city were just what they needed. they were before shay adams scored twice. a second was a brilliant acrobatic finish well worth taking a look at. it means leicester are still without a win this season. crystal palace won with a turnaround to aston villa. it's theirfirst won with a turnaround to aston villa. it's their first victory of the season as well. confirmation of

all the results of the day, and still plenty to come on this third weekend. newcastle hosting manchester city. inaudible two points dropped for rangers will be far less happy with the officials than their host. believe it or not, this match took 44 minutes to get going. referee willie collum initially endeared himself to rangers by awarding the penalty scored by james tavernier. hibs had struggled to make an impact in the first half, but martin boyle drew them level six minutes after the break. game on. rangers' response was quick to arrive.

but then, the pendulum began to swing back towards hibs. john lundstram's lunge produced the first red card of the afternoon, and it wasn't long before the ten men of rangers were reduced to nine. on another day, either offence might have been a yellow, and the men in green duly laid siege to the rangers goal, but it took a moment of magic from josh campbell to earn them a draw. drew savage, bbc news. elsewhere, curtis main scored twice as st mirren won 3—0 at dundee united. kevin van veen's penalty saw motherwell past livingston. kilmarnock are bottom as ross county picked up their first win of the season. aberdeen are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone. in the hundred, trent rockets women have beaten london spirit. england pair bryony smith and nat sciver shared a 97—run partnership as the rockets set london spirit 143 to win. sciver removed beth mooney

and alice monaghan in consecutive balls to cap an excellent all—round performance on her birthday. that result moves the rockets into the top three and leaves spirit still searching for their first win. more than 10,000 watched, too — a record for a women's game at trent bridge. there's been another big—race success for frankie dettori, with a dramatic victory in the prestigious ebor handicap at york. riding the 9—1 shot trawlerman, in the blue and white colours of the godolphin stable, he still had plenty to do in the final furlong, but edged out alfred boocher by a nose. it's the first time dettori's ridden to victory in the race since in ten years. let's whiz through some of the day's other sports headlines. sam bennett has won stage 2 of the vuelta a espan — the irish sprinter�*s first stage victory at a grand tour for two years. dutchman mike teunissen finished fourth to take the overall lead. enea bastianini earned a maiden career pole ahead of sunday's austrian motogp from pole. he'll bejoined by peco bagnaia

and jack miller on the front row. championship leader fabio quartararo will start fifth. britain's elfyn evans is in second place going into the final day of the rally of belgium. the toyota driver has yet to win a rally this year, but is only eight seconds behind hyundai's estonian driver 0tt tanak. what a battle. that's how britain's cameron norrie described his epic victory in the last eight of the cincinnati 0pen. he overcame the third seed, carlos alcaraz. the british number one led by a set and a break, but lost a second set tie break before coming through 6—4 in the decider. he'll face the unseeded croatian borna coric later. he's a great competitor and he's really got some... he bit —— he beat rafa the other day and i think he's

won comfortably. he's going to be feeling pretty fresh and ready to go. i think maybe it's not my best one. where carlos is in his career and what he's doing this year is incredible. to get a win over him feels really good and nice to get him once. i need to get him when he's young. he's going to keep raising his level so nice to get one in there. oleksandr usyk isn't the only ukrainian athlete fighting this evening. the professional fighters league mixed martial arts is making its london debut with 0lena kolesnyk taking on brazil's larisa pacheco in the women's lightweight division. it's a rematch of their 2021 fight, which the ukrainian lost by knockout. there's a $1 million prize at stake and this, along with the war with russia, is a motivating factor for the 32—year—old.

this could save lives, my family and help other— this could save lives, my family and help other people from my country. i appreciate _ help other people from my country. i appreciate most ukrainians will come to my— appreciate most ukrainians will come to my fight. — appreciate most ukrainians will come to my fight, not only ukrainians, but i _ to my fight, not only ukrainians, but i will— to my fight, not only ukrainians, but i will be really happy to see them _ but i will be really happy to see them to— but i will be really happy to see them to come to support me. loads more as always on the bbc sport website and app. the athletics continues over on bbc two. from me and the rest of the team, thanks forjoining us. hello. a fine end to the day for many of us, but a bit of rain in the forecast, too, particularly in the north. but on the whole this

evening and overnight, at least for most of us, it is going to be dry with clear spells. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then. here's the big picture, and in the last few hours we've seen a weather front moving southwards across the country. here it is. and it's been affecting northern parts of the uk, so a little bit of rain here, which is going to fizzle away as we go through the course of the evening. you can see it crossing parts of lancashire through yorkshire, approaching hull, and then there's really not much left of it. apart from a few showers here and there, maybe in western parts of scotland, it is looking dry and the temperatures will range from around ten degrees in aberdeen to 14 in london and about that in liverpool, too. so, the forecast for tomorrow, it's actually going to be a sunny day compared to today in the north of the country, but we are expecting more cloud in the south, and the reason for it is this weather front which will be approaching us. and a fair amount of cloud ahead of this weather front. so, here's the forecast, then, for the morning on sunday. quite a lot of cloud here across south—western parts of the uk, certainly for wales, south—western england,

some spots of rain moving into mid wales, north wales, perhaps reaching merseyside by the time we get to the middle of the afternoon. but for many southern, eastern and northern areas, it's going to be a dry day and quite warm there. in norwich, 25 degrees, hull will be up to 23, and not far off 20, i think, for newcastle and for aberdeen, where plenty of sunny spells are forecast. now, on monday, the weather fronts are right over the uk and that means a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain, at least early in the day. so, this is the morning. notice it's not raining everywhere. in fact, many parts of central and northern scotland are dry. most of the rain is across england and wales, but then, come the afternoon, it does look as though that weather front clears away and there'll be some sunny spells developing, and the temperatures respectable, around the low 20s, maybe the mid—20s there for east anglia and the south east. so, let's summarise that, then, and the weather for the rest of the week. typical weather for our shores, but quite warm at times. in the south and the south east, though, you can see temperatures

in london nudging up to around 27 degrees middle of the week. bye— bye.

this is bbc news — i'm ben mundy. the headlines at eight... sevastapol, the home of russia's black sea fleet in crimea, appears to have come under drone attack again. more travel disruption on train lines across the uk as thousands of rail workers strike for the second time in three days over pay and working conditions. we are determined to get a square dealfor our people and we are determined to get a square deal for our people and that is exactly what we will achieve, and the public seem to be right behind us in that campaign. michael gove backs rishi sunak to become the next conservative party leader and prime minister saying he has what the job requires. he says rival liz truss's tax policies will affect the poorest in society. and in boxing, anthonyjoshua faces unified heavyweight champion oleksandr usyk in saudia arabia tonight, in a must—win rematch.