we start with britain'sjosh kerr, who stunned norway's olympic champion yakob ingebrigsten to take gold in the 1500 metres at the world athletics championships in budapest. kerr clocked a season's best three minutes and 29 seconds to make his first podium of the worlds. it comes a year after ingebrigsten was beaten by britain's jake whiteman in similar circumstances in eugene. men's 400 metres hurdles world record—holder karsten warholm says it was very special to reclaim his title as he recorded a dominant victory in budapest. the norwegian finished seventh last season after struggling with a hamstring injury in the run—up to the meeting but was delighted to be back on top. it is great. now i am the first 400 metre hurdler to have three gold

medals. and i like this feeling. i am so proud of me, my coach, the team, we work hard and to be able to stand here and get this gold—medal it feels very special. 0leksandr usyk defends his heavyweight belts for the first time in a year this weekend. britain's daniel dubois is his challenger in poland on saturday. during the pre—fight press conference, 0leksandr usyk was awarded with a piece of art by the ukrainian military on what is ukraine's independence day. the painting, made out of wood used by the ukrainian forces, was awarded to him for his support in the ongoing war with russia. usyk is very relaxed heading into the bout but dubois is confident he can take the belts for himself. iam i am ready. iam ready. i have i am ready. i have spent so much time in training camp, i have done all that, i am time in training camp, i have done all that, iam ready time in training camp, i have done all that, i am ready now. time in training camp, i have done all that, iam ready now. i have prepared and left no stone and it turned. i am prepared and left no stone and it turned. iam ready prepared and left no stone and it turned. i am ready and confident and ready to go. mi; turned. i am ready and confident and ready to 90-— ready to go. my preparation is all aood. we ready to go. my preparation is all good- we do _ ready to go. my preparation is all

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fifa has opened disciplinary proceedings against spanish football federation president luis rubiales for his behaviour at sunday's women's world cup final. luis rubiales kissed forward jenni hermoso on the lips after spain beat england. he earlier grabbed his crotch as he celebrated at the final whistle. fifa will look at whether those actions constitute violations of article 13 in its disciplinary code, concerning offensive behaviour and fair play. bit of transfer news to bring you. wolves have rejected a £47 million from manchester city for midfielder matheus nunes. wolves are keen to keep him with just over a week of a difficult summer remaining in the window and would want more than city are currently offering just to get into a negotiation. however, their financial position leaves them vulnerable to a sizeable offer, especially if they want to provide new boss gary 0'neil with funds to reshape his squad. nunes joined wolves for a club record £38 million 12 months ago. 0ne one player on his way out of manchester city is that man, macro

three. that is all the sport for now. police here in the uk have launched a fresh appeal for information two weeks after a 10—year—old girl was found dead at her home. sara sharif�*s body was found alone at a house in woking, surrey, a day after her family members flew to pakistan. detectives launched an international manhunt and have now appealed to "people in the woking community and beyond" who had contact with sara who have not previously come forward. meanhwile, police in pakistan have had "historic" contact with the family of a 10—year—old sara sharif who was found dead at her home as the search continues for her father and stepmother in pakistan — carrie davies has more from islamabad. what today's shows is the level of pressure that the pakistan police feel they are under to try and find the family members. today in court, we had an appearance by his father

and brother. they were taken to court saying they had illegally detained two brothers during questioning. the police said they did question both of them and they did question both of them and they did detain them but said they did not arrest them. the end result today has been the police have said they will not arrest them but they will continue to question them. we spoke to the family as well and they told us that they do not know where they are and they have not been in contact. we know they have told the police they believe he has now left the area the family are from an this is a key area where much of the search has continued. police say they still don't know where the men are. hospital consultants in england have begun their latest strike over pay this morning, walking out for 48 hours. their union the british medical association has already announced another 48—hour strike next month and now says there will be more action in october, lasting three days. 0ur health correspondent, dominic hughes, has more.

from bristol to brighton, london to nottingham, once again, consultant doctors in england are on picket lines. a 48 hour strike over pay that nhs bosses say has the potential to be extremely disruptive. unlike when junior doctors strike, no one else can cover for consultants, so almost all routine care will be suspended. morale in the health service is currently at an all—time low. doctors say they have been left with no choice but to take action. doctors are having to strike with their backs against the wall. it's not something they want to do. we have faced a significant pay cut over the last 15 years of nearly 35%. so the workload, if anything, has increased. and we are effectively doing three to four months free of charge every year. there will inevitably be an impact on patients.

for people like carol, it's a worrying time. she is waiting to be given the all clear after cancer treatment, but that has been delayed by previous strike action. slight concern that i wasn't sure how things were going to develop. but a sort of feeling that i was actually now personally involved with what's been going on for years with the nhs and running down has actually washed up at my door. it's interesting that you are so sympathetic to the doctors, given that you have been so directly affected? my fight is my fight and everybody else's fight. we have to save the nhs, and we have to pay our doctors and nurses what they are worth to stop them from going somewhere else. this strike is fundamentally about pay, but a fresh analysis of senior doctors' salary and other wealthy nations reveals that pay for doctors in countries like the netherlands, ireland and germany is ahead of those in england, where the average salary of a consultant is

just over £121,000. but that is more than doctors and in spain, italy and france. ministers describe a 6% pay offer is fair and reasonable. we have accepted in full the recommendations of the pay review body, and we call on the bma to end the strikes, because the strikes will ultimately impact patients, particularly those patients waiting for their operations. the doctors' union the bma had already announced further strike days in september and now in october as well. and as with their more junior colleagues, there is little sign of any compromise from either side in this dispute. dominic hughes, bbc news. how much does a humboldt penguin weigh — you may ask. chances are, you haven't, but if you have, london zoo might have the answer. every year, the zoo—keepers record the vital statistics of their animals to monitor their health and well—being and today is weigh—in day. a wonderfuljob today, and what a day for it as well.

we have been at london zoo all morning for the annual weigh—in of 14,000 animals, not all today, it will take one week. we have seen the tigers, gorillas, and we saw the penguins being weighed, and now we are at the squirrel monkey enclosure, some of the smallest primates, each weighing only about 500 grams each. at the gorilla enclosure, the largest silverback gorilla weighed in at 196 kilograms. to talk through all of this, angela ryan is the head of london zoo. a successful weigh—in day so far? they are having fun with the squirrel monkeys, with a troop, it is tricky to get the weight of some of the animals more dominant, coming down, wanted to get their treats and the others taking a little bit of time. we are getting there today. tell us more about how this data is used to help with conservation efforts, not only checking in with the well—being of the animals.

we check in on the health of our animals every day, but this information is shared. we use a database, the zoological information management system, it is a great database used across the world with many different zoos. we can share the weight of our animals, the general health and age of our animals, whether they have bred, if they're coming into breeding season, all the information is on the database which is shared worldwide and we can use that information to grow, learn about animals, and to make sure we breed our animals well and share that with conservationists who they can use that information to help track animals, to work out whether an animal in wild is pregnant or breeding. it is a really important information. stay with us here on bbc news.

we are into the last week of summer meteorological speaking and unfortunately drugs as if we are going to stay unsettled. it will not be a wash—out but keep an eye on for scattered showers over the next few days. they have the potential to be heavy with centre and lightning. low pressure towards the north—west at the minute. it has been bringing rain to some parts of scotland through today. elsewhere largely dry with a few showers and still warm for the south—east of england. temperatures reaching 26 degrees. 0ver temperatures reaching 26 degrees. over the next few days, those temperatures in the south—east are going to fall back closer to what they should be for the time of year. this evening and overnight, wet weather for western and central areas of scotland. maybe showers in northern ireland but largely dry elsewhere. a lot of clear skies tonight. last night temperatures of staying in the low teens. tonight,

we could see temperatures dipping into single figures. a clear sky first thing tomorrow, not a bad start, largely dry with sunshine first thing tomorrow morning. it's in pieces of cloud here and there. northerly winds developing. try a further south at scattered showers will pop up across northern ireland and northern england and into wales as well. some of those could be quite pokey with some rumbles of thunder. turning cooler in the south—east. temperatures closer to what they should be at 21 degrees. saturday, holding onto the low pressure system. northerly winds towards the north and west. dry weather to begin with with some sunshine but scattered showers will develop through the day. and there will be a risk of some heavy and thundery downpours as well. sunshine in between. not a complete wash—out. temperatures will be ready standard for the time of year. sunday, low

pressure coming in from the atlantic. wet weather for northern ireland. patchy as it heads east words but staying sunny towards the south—east of england. not a bad picture for some, sunshine in london on sunday. bank holiday monday and not a bad picture. dry weather and some sand. —— sun.

live from london, this is bbc news. yevgeni prigozhin, the wagner mercenary group leader who led a failed mutiny in russia, is presumed dead after a plane crash near moscow. he backlog of asylum cases in the uk rises to a record high. the first republican presidential debate sees rivals clash over the us economy, culture wars and the absent frontrunner, donald trump. we are live in georgia, where trump is expected to surround himself after being indicted in an election interference case. and there is happiness for some, but gcse exam pass rates fall for a second year running in england, wales and northern ireland. hello. welcome to verified live.