lanka in surprise defeat to sri lanka in the third and final test at the oval. england had already secured the series but sri lanka enjoyed their first win over england since 2014 and only the first test victory on english soil. they began day four and 94 41 needing 125 more runs to reach their target of 219 which they did with eight wickets in hand thanks to a brilliant display from petula saga which saw him unbeaten on 127. the pressure continues to mount on france head coach didier the shop who says he will stick with principles ahead of monday's nation league clash against belgium in lyon. france were beaten 3—1 at home by italy in their opener on friday despite taking the lead in the first 20 seconds. {131 in the first 20 seconds. of course friday's result was negative and i am not even thinking _ negative and i am not even thinking about my personal

situation. and i am not trying to make _ situation. and i am not trying to make myself feel secure, i am taking this course because i think_ am taking this course because i think it's — am taking this course because i think it's the right thing to d0~ — think it's the right thing to d0~ even— think it's the right thing to do. even if i have to face the consequences, i will accept them — consequences, i will accept them of— consequences, i will accept them of course.— consequences, i will accept them of course. and a new nfl season is _ them of course. and a new nfl season is under— them of course. and a new nfl season is under way _ them of course. and a new nfl season is under way in - them of course. and a new nfl season is under way in the - them of course. and a new nfl season is under way in the us. | season is under way in the us. they were impressive comeback wins for the chicago bears, buffalo bills and for the miami dolphins after a dramatic day for their wide receiver tyree kell. he was detained in handcuffs by police for a traffic incident en route to the game. they re—enacted it with a tongue in cheek celebration during his teams win against the jacksonville jaguars. the miami police department are investigating the incident. i department are investigating the incident.— the incident. i wasn't disrespectful. - the incident. iwasn't disrespectful. my - the incident. i wasn't l disrespectful. my mum the incident. i wasn't - disrespectful. my mum didn't raise — disrespectful. my mum didn't raise me _ disrespectful. my mum didn't raise me that— disrespectful. my mum didn't raise me that way. _ disrespectful. my mum didn't raise me that way. i- disrespectful. my mum didn't raise me that way. i am - disrespectful. my mum didn't raise me that way. i am still. raise me that way. i am still trying — raise me that way. i am still trying to— raise me that way. i am still trying to figure _ raise me that way. i am still trying to figure it _ raise me that way. i am still trying to figure it out. - raise me that way. i am still trying to figure it out. i - raise me that way. i am still trying to figure it out. i was| trying to figure it out. i was doing — trying to figure it out. i was doing what— trying to figure it out. i was doing what medical- trying to figure it out. i was

doing what medical othersl trying to figure it out. i was . doing what medical others told me, doing what medical others told me. put— doing what medical others told me. put your— doing what medical others told me, put your hand _ doing what medical others told me, put your hand on- doing what medical others told me, put your hand on the - me, put your hand on the steering _ me, put your hand on the steering wheel— me, put your hand on the steering wheel and - me, put your hand on the steering wheel and just. me, put your hand on the - steering wheel and just listen. you have — steering wheel and just listen. you have to _ steering wheel and just listen. you have to be _ steering wheel and just listen. you have to be careful. - steering wheel and just listen. you have to be careful.- you have to be careful. dallas cowbo s you have to be careful. dallas cowboys quarterback - you have to be careful. dallas cowboys quarterback doug . cowboys quarterback doug prescott has become the highest—paid player in nfl history. he was told by his agent only hours before he helped his team to win at the cleveland browns. prescott $240 million deal makes in the first player in nfl history to average $60 million a season. now his plan is to end dallas is 28 year wait for a super bowl. i is 28 year wait for a super bowl. ., , , ., ., , .,, bowl. i honestly wanted to stop answerin: bowl. i honestly wanted to stop answering your _ bowl. i honestly wanted to stop answering your questions - answering your questions because i don't like to talk about— because i don't like to talk about money. i've answered questions time and time about the negotiations and i wanted that over with. if it meant me not being _ that over with. if it meant me not being here which i did when ithink— not being here which i did when i think about, ijust wanted to be at — i think about, ijust wanted to be at peace with whatever the decision— be at peace with whatever the decision was and as i said i'm

glad — decision was and as i said i'm glad i— decision was and as i said i'm glad i can— decision was and as i said i'm glad i can stare cowboy. and glad i can stare cowboy. and after being _ glad i can stare cowboy. and after being crowned - glad i can stare cowboy. fific after being crowned us open championjannik cynnes says it means so much having been through in his words a difficult period following the controversy over his positive test for a banned substance. it was revealed only six days before the tournament began that he had been cleared of any wrongdoing after twice testing positive for low levels of steroid that can be used to build muscle mass. he says the tennis circuit have got behind them. ., .,. ., ., them. the general reaction of them. the general reaction of the players — them. the general reaction of the players was _ them. the general reaction of the players was quite - them. the general reaction of| the players was quite positive, even when things came out. of course they have been some different voices but this is in everything. this is not only in tennis, it's another sports and differentjobs. you can't different jobs. you can't really differentjobs. you can't really do anything about it.

that's why you have people who are close to you and the people who know what was going on. stand who know what was going on. and that's all the _ who know what was going on. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. televised debates first became part of us presidential elections in 1960 but on tuesday evening in philadelphia donald trump and kamala harris will break new ground because never before has one of the parties changed candidate between the meetings. and the stakes could not be higher with most polls suggesting the race to the white house is too close to call. our cbs correspondent told me earlier but the latest polling numbers tell us about the race to the white house. the two latest polls of likely voters were just released on sunday and those polls show that former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris arejust about trump and vice president kamala harris are just about even. it demonstrates just how close the

2024 us presidential race has become with less than two months left before the november for collection. in the latest new york times college pull truck leads harris 48 to 47%. a cbs news you give pull looked at some of the key battleground states and in michigan it shows harris leading donald trump by 50 to 49%. in pennsylvania it's a dead heat at 50—50. and in wisconsin harris leads trump 51 to 49%. so you can see just how close this races. to 49%. so you can see 'ust how close this racesh to 49%. so you can see 'ust how close this racesfi close this races. really tight. a lot riding — close this races. really tight. a lot riding on _ close this races. really tight. a lot riding on this _ close this races. really tight. a lot riding on this debate. i a lot riding on this debate. there's been a lot of discussion about the ground rules for the debates so what we know about the final preparations for two candidates are making?— are making? vice president kamala harris _ are making? vice president kamala harris has - are making? vice president kamala harris has been - kamala harris has been preparing for this debate by holding mock debates so with a trump like a substitute complete with television lighting and would—be moderators asking her very

questions. former president donald trump has been engaging in policy briefings with his aides but has opted for any mock debates at all. both candidates definitely taking different approaches to this high—stakes debate that high—sta kes debate that millions high—stakes debate that millions of likely us voters will be watching. voters have said they want to know more about how each candidate will tackle things that are most important to them like the economy and immigration. meanwhile some things to note about the debate, it will be 90 minute long, it will not have a live audience, but it will have muted microphones with the other candidate is speaking something the trump campaign wanted but the kamala harris campaign did not. her campaign said it will prevent trump from having face—to—face conversations with her but the trump campaign say they accepted the debate under the exact terms as the debate with president biden. the exact terms as the debate with president biden.— president biden. the para lineke's — president biden. the para lineke's have _ president biden. the para lineke's have drawn -

president biden. the para lineke's have drawn to . president biden. the para lineke's have drawn to a i president biden. the para - lineke's have drawn to a close with a lavish ceremony in paris. china topped the medal table with great britain second and the team gb athletes have returned this afternoon to st pancras station in london to a waiting family and friends. our reporter was there. we waiting family and friends. our reporter was there.— waiting family and friends. our reporter was there. we are here in the arrivals _ reporter was there. we are here in the arrivals area _ reporter was there. we are here in the arrivals area of _ reporter was there. we are here in the arrivals area of saint - in the arrivals area of saint pancreas _ in the arrivals area of saint pancreas and the second train of the — pancreas and the second train of the day has arrived with members of paralympics gb. so many— members of paralympics gb. so many standout performances in the last — many standout performances in the last three weeks from the team, — the last three weeks from the team, one of which was lizzie jordan— team, one of which was lizzie jordan who took part in her first— jordan who took part in her first paralympic games. lizzie is 26 — first paralympic games. lizzie is 26 years old and secured a gold — is 26 years old and secured a gold medal in the tandem cycling _ gold medal in the tandem cycling and with me now are two very proud — cycling and with me now are two very proud parents. how excited are you — very proud parents. how excited are you to — very proud parents. how excited are you to see lizzie? we very proud parents. how excited are you to see lizzie?— are you to see lizzie? we can't wait. are you to see lizzie? we can't wait- she's _ are you to see lizzie? we can't wait. she's been _ are you to see lizzie? we can't wait. she's been away - are you to see lizzie? we can't wait. she's been away for - are you to see lizzie? we can't wait. she's been away for over| wait. she's been away for over three and a half weeks. we saw her briefly in france but it's not the same. we are desperate to see her. not the same. we are desperate to see her-— to see her. very excited. tell me about _ to see her. very excited. tell me about her _ to see her. very excited. tell

me about her performance. l me about her performance. incredible. the first race and first — incredible. the first race and first gold _ incredible. the first race and first gold medal, _ incredible. the first race and first gold medal, could - incredible. the first race and first gold medal, could be i incredible. the first race andl first gold medal, could be put more — first gold medal, could be put more pleased _ first gold medal, could be put more pleased with _ first gold medal, could be put more pleased with the - first gold medal, could be put more pleased with the time . first gold medal, could be put. more pleased with the time they put in _ more pleased with the time they put in if— more pleased with the time they put in. if issues _ more pleased with the time they put in. if issues in _ more pleased with the time they put in. if issues in the _ more pleased with the time they put in. if issues in the other- put in. if issues in the other races — put in. if issues in the other races but _ put in. if issues in the other races but the _ put in. if issues in the other races but the moon. - put in. if issues in the other races but the moon.- put in. if issues in the other races but the moon. and lizzie has had quite _ races but the moon. and lizzie has had quite the _ races but the moon. and lizzie has had quite the journey. - races but the moon. and lizzie has had quite the journey. can | has had quite the journey. can you tell— has had quite the journey. can you tell us _ has had quite the journey. can you tell us about her story? lizzie — you tell us about her story? lizzie contracted e. coli seven years— lizzie contracted e. coli seven years ago— lizzie contracted e. coli seven years ago and _ lizzie contracted e. coli seven years ago and we _ lizzie contracted e. coli seven years ago and we have - lizzie contracted e. coli seven years ago and we have gone l lizzie contracted e. coli seven. years ago and we have gone full circle _ years ago and we have gone full circle because _ years ago and we have gone full circle because the _ years ago and we have gone full circle because the two _ circle because the two hospitals _ circle because the two hospitals that - circle because the two hospitals that saved . circle because the two i hospitals that saved her circle because the two - hospitals that saved her life and within _ hospitals that saved her life and within half— hospitals that saved her life and within half a _ hospitals that saved her life and within half a mile - hospitals that saved her life and within half a mile of- hospitals that saved her life . and within half a mile of here. she was— and within half a mile of here. she was in— and within half a mile of here. she was in a _ and within half a mile of here. she was in a two—month,, - she was in a two—month,, muttiple _ she was in a two—month,, multiple organ— she was in a two—month,, multiple organ failure. - she was in a two—month,, . multiple organ failure. when she came _ multiple organ failure. when she came round _ multiple organ failure. when she came round she - multiple organ failure. when she came round she had - multiple organ failure. when she came round she had lostj multiple organ failure. when - she came round she had lost her eyesight— she came round she had lost her eyesight but— she came round she had lost her eyesight but she _ she came round she had lost her eyesight but she has _ she came round she had lost her eyesight but she has been - she came round she had lost her eyesight but she has been on . she came round she had lost her eyesight but she has been on a i eyesight but she has been on a journey— eyesight but she has been on a journey to— eyesight but she has been on a journey to prove _ eyesight but she has been on a journey to prove the _ eyesight but she has been on a journey to prove the people - eyesight but she has been on a journey to prove the people inl journey to prove the people in the hospital— journey to prove the people in the hospital and _ journey to prove the people in the hospital and everybody. journey to prove the people in. the hospital and everybody that life goes — the hospital and everybody that life goes on _ the hospital and everybody that life goes on and _ the hospital and everybody that life goes on and you _ the hospital and everybody that life goes on and you can- life goes on and you can achieve _ life goes on and you can achieve great— life goes on and you can achieve great things - life goes on and you can- achieve great things whatever life throws _ achieve great things whatever life throws at _ achieve great things whatever life throws at you. _ achieve great things whatever life throws at you. we - achieve great things whatever life throws at you.— achieve great things whatever life throws at you. we are very roud. life throws at you. we are very proud. considering _ life throws at you. we are very proud. considering we - life throws at you. we are very proud. considering we were i life throws at you. we are very i proud. considering we were told she wasn't going to survive on numerous occasions and here she is. she is living her dream, a different sort of dream, but living a dream.— different sort of dream, but living a dream. and what an achievement, _ living a dream. and what an achievement, gold - living a dream. and what an achievement, gold medal. living a dream. and what an achievement, gold medal in living a dream. and what an - achievement, gold medal in her

first olympics. | achievement, gold medal in her first olympics-— first olympics. i know. we couldn't — first olympics. i know. we couldn't believe _ first olympics. i know. we couldn't believe it. - first olympics. i know. we couldn't believe it. we - first olympics. i know. we l couldn't believe it. we knew they were capable but they were in the heat and they won the race. it'sjust brilliant. band race. it's 'ust brilliant. and 26 years — race. it'sjust brilliant. and 26 years old. _ race. it'sjust brilliant. and 26 years old, what - race. it'sjust brilliant. and 26 years old, what you - race. it'sjust brilliant. and 26 years old, what you think is next? — 26 years old, what you think is next? ., , , , ., , 26 years old, what you think is next? .,, , , ., , ., next? hopefully she goes to switzerland _ next? hopefully she goes to switzerland later _ next? hopefully she goes to switzerland later this - next? hopefully she goes to switzerland later this monthj switzerland later this month with the team and hopefully los angeles in four years. a bit further to go than france but that would be the next room. now to the beach in california where on sunday the annual dog surface on at delmar in san diego took place. it is arranged as a benefit for the helen woodward animal centre and has been held for the last 19 years. there were no winners or losers in this, just a chance for owners and their pets to paddle out into the ocean and serve backwards literally in this case as smoothly as they can. some of the dogs appear to be pretty happy and having a good time while a few others look a

little less confident. but we can assure you that none of the dogs came to any harm. the pets enjoyed it when they were sharing the board with the humans. the organisers say it's america's longest running canine surf competition and they plan to keep going as long as the dogs and humans want to keep surfing. and yesterday marked two years since king charles exceeded to the throne on the anniversary has been marked today in traditional style with 41 gun salutes in hyde park in london. we will be back but for me, enjoy the rest of your day, you're watching bbc news. hello there. our weather is set to turn quite a bit colder over the next few days, so it's probably worth rooting out those warmerjumpers and maybe warmer duvets, as well. this stripe of cloud across the north atlantic is a cold front and it's behind

that that the chillier air is lurking. that's going to be sweeping its way southwards over the next 24 hours. the weather feeling much more autumnal over the next couple of days. there has been a lot of cloud around this morning, but there are signs of that cloud breaking up, for example here in cumbria, more generally across western areas of england and wales too. those brighter skies will slowly push eastwards. we do have some thicker cloud to our north—west, so it will tend to cloud over this afternoon in northern ireland and western scotland, with a few patches of light rain coming and going. probably brightening up towards east anglia and south—east england towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures for most around 15 to 18 degrees celsius. not feeling too bad if you're out and about. the winds mostly on the light side. overnight tonight, though, we get an area of rain moving into the north—west and this stripe of rain here is our cold front that's going to start to push southwards across scotland and northern ireland towards the end of the night. with that temperatures will start to drop in scotland. otherwise, temperatures about 10 to 14 degrees overnight. tomorrow we have this area

of low pressure just working to the north of scotland. quite tightly packed isobars here so there will be some strong winds around. gusts could run into the 60s in miles—per—hourfor a time in the northern isles, and probably into the 40s to the western side of scotland, and maybe to coastal areas of northern ireland. as we go through the day, this stripe of rain, our cold front, sinks its way southwards. sinks its way southwards. sunny spells follow with blustery showers sunny spells follow with blustery showers working into scotland, working into scotland, northern ireland and probably northern ireland and probably the north—west of both the north—west of both england and wales. england and wales. temperatures coming down temperatures coming down across northern areas across northern areas of the uk, feeling quite a bit of the uk, feeling quite a bit cooler, and then cooler, and then through tuesday night through tuesday night it is a cold night. it is a cold night. temperatures dipping down temperatures dipping down to around five degrees celsius. to around five degrees celsius. you might want that you might want that warmer duvet close to of sunshine and showers, warmer duvet close to hand to snuggle up to. hand to snuggle up to. wednesday, sunny wednesday, sunny spells and showers. spells and showers. the majority of the showers the majority of the showers across northern and across northern and western areas of the uk. western areas of the uk. probably staying dry probably staying dry towards parts of north—east towards parts of north—east england, but wherever you are, england, but wherever you are, temperatures will be much lower temperatures will be much lower and actually below average. and actually below average. feeling quite cool in the brisk feeling quite cool in the brisk north—westerly winds. north—westerly winds. the colder air is here to stay the colder air is here to stay for the rest of this week, for the rest of this week, as well, with a mixture as well, with a mixture

of sunshine and showers, but there are signs that it turns a bit milder into the weekend.

live from london, this is bbc news. a special report from inside afghanistan where malnutrition grips the country and the health care system is on its knees. we're at one hospital where 700 children have died in six months.

you hear the statistics, but this is what it looks like on the front line. a baby dies, a couple of hours later, another sick baby comes in. british unions call on sir keir starmer to abandon plans to end winter fuel payments to millions of pensioners — we hearfrom one union boss this hour. ahead of tuesday's crucial debate seeing kamala harris and donald trump face off for the first time — we talk to a top us pollster. and... a record medal haul as great britain's paralympians arrive home — we look at the legacy of the paris games and speak to an athlete. welcome to bbc news.