james anderson trapping dean elgar. the hosts made 362 in their first dean elgar.. b dean elgar. the hosts made 362 in their first innings. b griffiths scored his 200th goal as celtic star that defence with a 4—1 win over parts. it's been at disappointing day for britain's catalina johnson thompson. she is in fifth place after two events of the heptathlon. those are the sport headlines for now. last night, sir mo farah won the 10,000 metres. he called it a "beautiful night", but admitted it was one of the toughest races of his career. the 3a—year—old, who's due to retire at the end of the season, suffered a leg injury after almost falling during the race — but says he's determined to defend his 5,000 metres world title on wednesday. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss — his report contains some flash photography. the morning after the unforgettable night before. fans flocked knowing day two of this championships has the toughest act bobble. the site of mo farah on top of a podium has become a gloriously familiar one, but even by his heady standards, last nig

fortunately for his innings it was not in the hands of dean elgar. alastair cook was caught for ten. and so was tom west, morne morkel accounting for both —— tom westley. the game slowed, distilled intojennings‘ struggle for the runs that might sustain his place and the faults which could betray it. after lunch he could not help himself. test cricket is a ferocious beast and dawid malan is yet to tame it. there was some spitting spin bowling. so england looked to the angelic face of their captain, joe root, the closest to a guarantee of runs. but look at the expression — batting was not easy. this was on 49. say it ain't so, joe. the match ended in another rush. south africa gave everything to take more wickets, but england attacked as they tired, moeen ali taking aim at 50. no south african was catching that, so jonny bairstow took it. fielding several floors up. as the rain arrived — england's lead, is it now out of reach? arsenal have won the fa community shield for the 15th time after beating chelsea 4—1 on penalties at wembley. it finished 1—1 s

fortunately for his innings it was not in the hands of dean elgar.el accounting for both —— tom westley. the game slowed, distilled intojennings' struggle for the runs that might sustain his place and the faults which could betray it. after lunch he could not help himself. test cricket is a ferocious beast and dawid malan is yet to tame it. there was some spitting spin bowling. so england looked to the angelic face of their captain, joe root, the closest to a guarantee of runs. but look at the expression — batting was not easy. this was on 49. say it ain't so, joe. the match ended in another rush. south africa gave everything to take more wickets, but england attacked as they tired, moeen ali taking aim at 50.

fortunately for his innings it was not in the hands of dean elgar either.stley, morne morkel accounting for both. the game slowed, distilled intojennings' struggle for the runs that might sustain his place and the faults which could betray it. after lunch he could not help himself. test cricket is a ferocious beast and dawid malan is yet to tame it. nor the spitting spin bowling. so england looked to the angelic face of their captain, joe root, the closest to a guarantee of runs. but look at the expression — batting was not easy. this was on 49. say it ain't so, joe. the match ended in another rush. south africa gave everything to take more wickets, but england attacked as they tired, moeen ali taking aim at 50. no south african was catching that, so jonny bairstow took it. fielding several floors up. as the rain arrived — is england's lead now out of reach? i had ihada i had a few hacks which you get away with at times but i felt the situation of the game needed a bit of impetus and a few shots. to try to get 30—40 as quick as we can and see where we go fr

england now hold a 2—1 series lead as the only real south african resistance came from dean elgar whothe fourth and final test starting at old trafford on friday. i think the way we played was brilliant. i looked down the side and we've got a number of different match winners throughout. i think we can set a game up and get into a position with strength early then we generally find ways of getting across the line so i think it's really important we continue to do that but the most important thing for me was we responded positively after last week, it was obviously a tough week but it shows the character of the guys in the dressing room. that first or second day, that evening session, was the hardest against seamers. it was extremely tough conditions and a lot of credit has to go to england with the way they bowled. if you can play us on day one and a two there weren't many freebies from them in that time so they bowled really well and that's why they put us under so much pressure. don't be fooled by this yellow board, it will open up into something spectacular! hawaii's kai lenny won

rain offered them temporary protection but when it cleared, dean elgar was defenceless. in hashim amla, south africa have a rare endurance batsman. for a while, england could see no way past him so they asked the technology. was he lbw? he was safe if his bat had touched the ball. the third umpire thought it hadn't — out. was that the moment south africa knew they were done? de kock, de bruyne, departed, sent on their way by moeen ali. captain du plessis could only watch and eventually follow. jimmy anderson got him. the game was finished by the man of the match and the series, magic moeen. it had taken a while but it was now looking like a beautiful day. so all done before tomorrow's predicted rain. england are not perfect butjoe root‘s first series as captain has finished with an impressive win and with the ashes coming, australia will have been watching. it's the start of something. it's going to take time to develop. if we want to be more consistent and make sure that we, you know, we keep challenging the best teams in the world, then we are going to have to continue

once it passed, before lunch, dean elgar was defenceless.also couldn't make the break. bavuma went, too. but in hashim amla, south africa have one of the few players in world cricket capable of endurance batting. it took technology to end england's frustration. they called for it, believing amla lbw. if his bat had touched ball, he was safe. the umpire decided he hadn't. 0ut. was that the moment south africa knew they were done? de kock, departed. sent on their way by moeen ali. captain du plessis could only watch. then eventually follow. james anderson got him. moeen wrapped it up. stealing a series win that will make this winter's opponents, australia, sit up and watch. england are not perfect, but this was looking like a beautiful day. patrick gearey, bbc news, manchester. the new doctor who, jodie whittaker, says it's incredible and emotional to be the first woman to play the time lord. in her first broadcast interview since being announced in the role, she praised the fans, who she says have been very welcoming toward her. she said she

dean elgar could sit down early. stuart broad, had england on their way. beautiful bowling.onvinced here. the umpire wasn't. the technology showed why he's paid to decide. no way, paul, not out. a temporary reprieve, heino kuhn couldn't survive. james anderson got him in the end. batting is tough, and, for england, it is looking like a beautiful day. south africa, 34—2 and in big trouble. the only proviso for england, more rain expected tomorrow, but they should think this match should be wrapped up by them. this england team isn't without its problems but with the ashes coming up problems but with the ashes coming up this winter, they are on the brink of a very impressive series victory. patrick gearey at old trafford, thank you very much. jeremy clarkson says he will be off work for quite some time after contracting pneumonia. the former top gear start ended up in hospital on friday in majorca. he has thanked fa ns on friday in majorca. he has thanked fans for their support and said it was really annoying because he has never had a day off work. the actorjodie whittaker, w

alastair cook was caught for ten —— it was not in the hands of dean elgar.ere was some spitting spin bowling, so england look to the angelic face of their captain, joe root, the closest to a guarantee of runs, but look at the expression, batting was not easy. that was on 49. the match ended in another rush, south africa gave everything to take more wickets, but england attack as they tired, moeen ali taking aim at 50 and no south african was catching that, sojonny bairstow 50 and no south african was catching that, so jonny bairstow took 50 and no south african was catching that, sojonny bairstow took it. as the rain arrived, england lead‘s is it now out of reach? —— england‘s lead, is it now out of reach? arsenal have won the fa community shield for the 15th time after beating chelsea 4—1 on penalties at wembley. chelsea, the premier league champions of course, took the lead within a minute of the second half starting thanks to victor moses. last season‘s cup winners arsenal got back in the match with just over ten minutes remaining when pedro was sent off

stuart broad got dean elgar for five and south africa were a0 for 3, but hashim amla and faf du plessist of 380. that was before ali came into the attack. after a review, he got the wicket of amla for 83. south africa are a long way behind and england need just two more south africa are a long way behind and england need just one more wicket now to seal a series win. more than 18 million people tuned in to watch the bbc‘s coverage of the world athletics championships — more than any other championships on record. it's day four — still so much to come. and olly foster is at the london stadium. olly. the gates have been open about 45 minutes. we are expecting another sell—out. we had the morning off to ta ke sell—out. we had the morning off to take stock and look forward to this evening of cracking action. some of the best athletics stars there are out there. four gold medals to be won. looking forward to the final event on the track, the women's 1500m. we are keeping everything crossed and all eyes on laura muir. it has been her great breakthrough season indoors, and she is also going in

once it passed, before lunch, dean elgar was defenceless.icket capable of endurance batting. it took technology to end england‘s frustration. they called for it, believing amla lbw. if his bat had touched ball, he was safe. the video umpire decided he hadn‘t. 0ut. was that the moment south africa knew they were done? de kock, departed. sent on their way by moeen ali. captain du plessis could only watch. then eventually follow. james anderson got him. moeen wrapped it up. sealing a series win that will make this winter‘s opponents, australia, sit up and watch. england are not perfect, but this was looking like a beautiful day. patrick gearey, bbc news, manchester. 8:35pm is the time. one of scotland yard‘s most senior officers has defended the government‘s controversial counter terrorism programme known as prevent. commander dean haydon has accused parts of the muslim community of not wanting the programme to work. he said criticism of prevent was based on ignorance. nomia iqbal, from the bbc‘s asian network, reports. four terror attacks in t

the only resistance came from dean elgar, who went on to make 136.on their disastrous trent bridge performance, which saw the team come under intense criticism two weeks ago. you are going to be upset, because you don't want to hear it, but we all know that wasn't a good enough performance for an england team, and it would have been very easy to sulk and moan about it. the guys stepped up and moan about it. the guys stepped up and made sure they put in a really good performance here. and i think now it is all about trying to go on further than we have done this week, and make sure that we finish the series strong in manchester. the deal is done for los angeles to host the 2028 olympic and paralympic games. la's bid team has reached an agreement with the international olympic committee, which is expected to be ratified by the los angeles city council later today. la had originally been bidding for the 2024 games, but that event is now set to take place in paris. the world athletics championships get under way at the weekend, but one of the star attrac

the only resistance came from dean elgar, who went on to make 136. of matchwinners throughout. if we can setup a game and get him into a position of strength, we can find ways of getting across the line. it's important we continue to do that but more importantly, we responded positively after last week. it was a tough week, but it shows the character of the guys in dressing room. the world athletics championships get underway at the weekend, but one of the star attractions on the track won't be there. david rudisha, the world and olympic 800m champion — and world record holder, is out with a thigh injury. the kenyan won the world title in beijing two years ago, and broke the world record in london in 2012. that's all of the sport for now. this programme has learned that greater manchester police is facing new investigations by the police watchdog over three separate fatal firearms incidents. it raises questions about the conduct of one of the uk's second biggest firearms unit at a time when manchester has recently been hit by a terror attack. we boug