me about thatjourney, when did you work with jonny?when he turned up at the age of 16 at loughborough university, it was just a case of me thinking, ok, i had already got in my mind about wherever you are now, you can get better. it does not matter who you are. i started working then. what really impressed me was the intensity in which he wanted to get better. i think that intensity, you know, has beenjustly rewarded. it is a thing that goes on throughout your life, and in terms of the media, people are just looking at a playing career but, for me, it is well beyond that. it is just a question of, you know, i am here today. tomorrow i am going to be better. and, i here today. tomorrow i am going to be better. and, lam going here today. tomorrow i am going to be better. and, i am going to look back and see howl be better. and, i am going to look back and see how i have improved from last week. nearly anybody can do that in any walk of life. and, i think the other issue is, which is really important, is so many people focus on what they

the odds will appear stacked that jonny evans will appear stacked that jonny evans will be staying hereny evans. another player arriving at spurs, the paris st—germain defender serge aurier . i like serge. a phenomenal athlete. he has been stiffled a bit athlete. he has been stiffled a bit at paris in the last 12 months. he made one or two silly decisions off the field which halted his progress on but the pitch he is a serious player. tottenham bought him for £23 million. he is as quick as kyle walker, for half the money. if he manages to adapt — i think he will inanei manages to adapt — i think he will inane i think he will enjoy playing premier league, as quick as i expect —he premier league, as quick as i expect — he prove to be one of the better players. talking of the deed of the day, i would argue this. swansea got rid of llorente signing former striker, wilfried bonnie and also one of the star men of euro 2016, renalto sanches. swansea are taking him on loan from bayern munich, what a signing? yes, it would appear that way. he still has a bit to do this young man. clearly a talen

the big question is, will jonny evans beyond the flight?ester city, arsenal oi’ day move to manchester city, arsenal or leicester? everyone is waiting to see what happens next, including the manager, michael 0'neill. see what happens next, including the manager, michael o'neill. everyone thinks i have some kind of authority in this situation. i don't really. i am not going to be a barrier on his transfer. it is notjustjonny 0ther transfer. it is notjustjonny other players have known situations are other situations that may arise. we just hope it can be done in a way that if something does happen, we can facilitate the club situation so it is not disrupted yourselves. can facilitate the club situation so it is not disrupted yourselvesm is quite strange that i am training and man city's training ground. he has been getting a lot of builders. i won't say what has been said. but it has been good banter and has made for a good conversation around training. he will channel and well, as he does with everything. he is a great professional. it is im

jonny bairstow made 99 for england as they posted 362 in theirfirst innings. james anderson took four wickets on his home ground to help reduce the visitors to 220 for 9 in reply. england lead by 142 runs. it was nice to stick around with jonny bairstow for a bit. it was good to get to three figures. a fantastic knock. getting to 360, it is a competitive score. myjob is to take wickets. it is always nice to get a cluster. those three wickets after tea were key for the team. leigh griffiths scored the 200th goal of his club career as celtic began the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 4—1win over hearts. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. john terry captained aston villa on his debut in the championship yesterday but couldn't lead them to victory against hull city. jarrod bowen scored the second half equaliser in a 1—1 draw. details of all yesterday's football league results are on the bbc sport website. and the fa cup final might be 286 days away but the competition got under way yesterday with the extra preli

from paris, jonny dymond reports.t moments after a car ploughed into a military patrol. six soldiers were injured, three seriously, after the car, waiting for the men, accelerated sharply and knocked them down. residents looked on as the emergency services went to work. "it was a truly odious attack," said the neighbourhood mayor, "to target soldiers who were here to protect the french people." translation: i heard a loud noise and i looked out my window, i saw many people arriving. i saw the ambulance and the fire engine arriving and i didn't go out. after a morning of intense investigation, the operation here is beginning to wind down. this is a quiet suburb, some distance from the bright lights and tourist sights of the city. this morning's attack a reminder, if one were needed, that france must remain on guard. translation: it's a problem for us french people because we don't feel safe. even foreigners do not feel safe in france. it ended with a hail of gunfire, the suspect‘s car brought to a halt in northern fran

jonny ba i rstow held wickets and adrenaline.l with the physical and at times the magical. with 90 minutes played he was 99, focus, one more. . . minutes played he was 99, focus, one more... bowls. johnny, we are sorry. more importantly, he had got england to 362. james anderson building from the james anderson end, named yesterday and christened with his first ball today. a roar that reminds us of united at home. england made further progress. they had three by tea—time, including hashim amla, always symbolic full stop. england brought back anderson who blew down his house. same over, same result, no faf du plessis was out, and the game is back in fast forward , out, and the game is back in fast forward,jimmy out, and the game is back in fast forward, jimmy with the controls. this was one of those spells. brilliant and nonchala nt, this was one of those spells. brilliant and nonchalant, south africa keep meeting their anderson end. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc1, its time for the news where you ar

that's how england rugby legend jonny wilkinson describes his kicking coach dr dave alred. and ended up coaching some of the biggest names in sport, including golfers luke donald and padraig harrington, the england rugby team and british lions, the england cricket team and manchester city. dr dave alred has written a book called the pressure principle, which he says can help everyone manage stress and perform in their lives. earlier they were on the victoria derbyshire show speaking to tina daheley, who asked johnny why he describes dr alred a genius who changed his life. during that time in my life i was at a point, like a lot of people are, where they feel they have a limit and they had reached a point where they could not go any further. when was that? early for me, 16 or 17 and thatis was that? early for me, 16 or 17 and that is when the process started. i was someone that is when the process started. i was someone that was after perfection and i had reached a point when i was living accidentally. some days it was good and some days it was not great but what dave did fo

para—canoeists emma wiggs and jonny young have won great britain's first gold medals at the canoe sprint her compatriot nikki paterson, who took silver. young isjoined on the vl3 podium by fellow brit martin tweedie after he crossed the line third in theirfinal. i think it's absolutely incredible. this is poor will be one of the ha rd est this is poor will be one of the hardest ones in the gear after rio, it's been a tough year. my greatest british and competitors are my team—mates, so it's been a tough year. to be on the podium again and to be on the podium next mickey is an incredible feeling for us as a team. and to get the grand slam is unbelievable. quidditch. yes it's played by harry potter. but did you know that a version of it is played in real life too ? i certainly didn't. and now — as the sport continues to grow — teams from across the country are preparing to try and win the first premier league trophy. emma jones has more hello and welcome to halt what first british game of the season. first day, slithering versus griffin door! millions of us first read about quidditch when

jonny dymond, bbc news. let's talk now to don champion, a correspondent with cbs news.ou are at a shelter for people that have been forced out of their homes. this is a massive logistical exercise for the city, isn't it? yes, good afternoon. certainly many lessons have been learned from katrina more than a decade ago. at these shelters, we are being told there was a lot more organisation, a lot more security, even as more shelters open in the region. as you know, the rescues continue all across this area, of many more stranded people. a lot of people need places to stay now. we are seeing new shelters open across town. there is a new one that opened near a town. there is a new one that opened neara stadium, an town. there is a new one that opened near a stadium, an nfl stadium, town. there is a new one that opened neara stadium, an nfl stadium, and thatis neara stadium, an nfl stadium, and that is going to house 10,000 people. also, more donations pouring into the region as well for the people displaced by harvey. even grocery stores a re people displaced by harvey. eve

roston chase, who soon had jonny ba i rstow roston chase, who soon had jonny bairstow as well. just 18, bairstow as well. bowled playing on forjust18, his third wicket of the day. england on 382—7. johanna konta leads the british contingent on day one of the us open in new york. andy murray isn‘t playing after his withdrawal with a hip injury. konta is one of four british players in action, as she takes on serbia‘s aleksandra krunic. konta is one of eight women who could become world number one at the end of the tournament. world number two simona halep is up against former champion maria sharapova, playing herfirst grand slam tournament since completing a 15—month doping suspension. also in action today, heather watson is looking to avoid a seventh successive first—round defeat at flushing liverpool have agreed a club—record deal to sign leipzig midfielder naby keita, with the player officially joining on july 1, 2018. the reds have agreed to pay the £48 million release clause that will allow him to move next summer. the fee will easily surpass the £35 million liverpool spent

when did you start working with jonny wilkinson and how journey.was just a case of me thinking, i had already gotten my mind that wherever you are now, you can get better. no matter who you are. and we started working then. and what really impressed me was the intensity with which he wanted to get better. and i think that intensity has beenjustly rewarded. but it is a thing that goes on throughout your life. and, yes, i suppose in terms of the media, people are looking at playing career, but for me, it is well beyond that. and i think that it is just a question of... i am here today, tomorrow i will be better and i will look back and see howl today, tomorrow i will be better and i will look back and see how i can improve from last week. anybody can do that in any walk of life. i think that the other issue is, which is really important, so many people focus on what they can't do as a starting point and then try to look to improve that. i would rather focus on what you can do as a starting point and improve everything. dave, you say in your book that

no south african was catching that, so jonny bairstow took it. fielding several floors up.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 so it had to go to spot kicks. in a sport so often divided, the rare sight of rivals united. this year's community shield dedicated to the grenfell tower disaster. many of those affected in attendance, and all of the victims honoured in silence. a repeat of the may fa cup final, arsenal picking up where they left off as record signing alexandre lacazette was so close to opening his account. slowly, chelsea showed glimpses of the form that lead them to the league title. a contentious decision saw willian booked instead of receiving a penalty. but there was no doubt about the effort by victor moses that put the blues ahead straight after half—time. and they stayed ahead thanks to the reflexes of thibaut courtois. after pedro was sent off for a challenge that suggested the game was a friendly only in name, arse

this is jonny silva's first day back home since the flood. the waters have receded, and now he and his wife are here to see the damage. >> water was here. >> reporter: jonny's a pipe- fitter for the oil and gas industry. his family evacuated in the middle of the night when the water kept coming in. >> i've got two kids. one boy and one girl. >> reporter: this was their room? >> yes. >> reporter: jonny says he doesn't want his son and daughter to come and see this. he thinks it'll be too tough for them to see how bad things are. so what are you going to do? >> i don't know. we called the numbers for help. so you know, we got to wait. i don't know. for real. >> reporter: they live in an apartment complex in a lower- income, minority neighborhood, and everyone here is going through the same process: coming home, assessing the damage, and just wondering how to rebuild. >> now i see how the people in new orleans really felt. >> reporter: phyclicia joseph-- like most people here-- was evacuated by boat. a few residents rode out the storm up on the

no south african was catching that, so jonny bairstow took it. fielding several floors up.ach? 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 from there. sometimes you can be a sitting duck andi sometimes you can be a sitting duck and i felt today i sometimes you can be a sitting duck and ifelt today i did not sometimes you can be a sitting duck and i felt today i did not want to do that. arsenal have claimed their first trophy of the season — they beat chelsea on penalties to win the community shield at wembley. it finished 1—1 — so it had to go to spot kicks. david ornstien reports. in a sport so often divided, the rare sight of rivals united. this year's community shield dedicated to the grenfell tower disaster. many of those affected in attendance, and all of the victims honoured in silence. a repeat of may's fa cup final, arsenal picking up where they left off as record signing alexandre lacazette was so close to openi

with with the performances of bowler james anderson and the all rounders moeen ali, ben stokes and jonnysome unresolved issues as our reporter patrick gearey explains. england have won a series 3—1 and they are up to third in the world, so they are up to third in the world, so what is the problem? some of the batting. here is trevor bayliss. so what is the problem? some of the batting. here is trevor baylissm is always good that you are winning but we are not papering over the cracks. we know there are some spots that have not been cemented down and we're still looking for those guys to prove their worth at this level. we will focus on two of those guys, the first of which is keating jennings. he started with hundred in india but he's is that the person who is africa. his average has been dragged down and many field there are problems with his technique, which is not what you want before an ashes tour. england have called this man. he has been batting at number five. he has shovelled in the two tests he has had, although he has not had much of a chance. who will england bring in? alex ha

barely 150 runs ahead, jonny bairstow chose invention over caution. the soothing strokes of moeen ali took hold. he changed the game. 84 runs as beautiful as they were valuable. when he went chris woakes remained. the england number nine pushing their lead beyond 300. when west indies solve one problem, and other prom ptly indies solve one problem, and other promptly appears. the west indies will be pleased they did not lose a wicket in that final session tonight. a bold declaration from the england captain, joe root. it was. not what many people expected. he declared without letting james anderson backed. perhaps the first sign of him putting his stamp on the england captaincy, not something many people think that alastair cook would have done. england still well on top. james anderson will fancy his chances of taking his 500th test wicket tomorrow that he needs another three to stop we saw moeen ali with a bat. the picture is starting to spin. that will make it difficult for the west indies for that there was still hope to take something from the ma

and jonnie is one of the team captains. eve, who is only five, on this final leg or whether you're pulling a chair, or doing it whatever way suits you, look at that. when you're told your child has a condition like this, you're worried about the things they can't do, but something like this shows you that they can still do these things. i've got ms and i was unable to take part in any sport for many years. and i found this and it wasjust something i found that i can do and be part of something again. and we have even got last leg legend adam hills. fantastic. you made it. she is the hero. what's your name? this is eve. adam and eve. the thing i noticed today is that no one here is disabled. there is not one person here who couldn't do something. so an event like today makes the term disability completely redundant. it's expected that some 2000 athletes will compete, but in this triathlon, everyone will be a winner in the eyes of their team—mates. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning... it all comes down to

jonny bairstow smashed 99 for england as they posted 362 in theirfirst innings.stick around with jonny bairstow for a bit. it was good to get to three figures. a fantastic knock. getting to 360, it isa fantastic knock. getting to 360, it is a competitive score. myjob is to ta ke is a competitive score. myjob is to take wickets. it is always nice to get a cluster. does three wickets after tea were key for the team. —— those. leigh griffiths scored the 200th goal of his club career as celtic started the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 4—1win over hearts. elsewhere, hibernian marked their return to the premiership with victory over partick thistle. ross county and st johnstone also won. john terry captained aston villa on his debut in the championship yesterday but couldn't help them to three points against hull city. jarrod bowen scored the second half equaliser in a 1—all draw. south korea's kim has a comfortable lead after three rounds of the women's british open at kingsbarns in fife. she starts the day on 17—under—par, six shots clear of engl

jonny bairstow made 99 for england as they posted 362 in theirfirst innings.ce to stick around with jonny bairstow for a bit. it was good to get to three figures. a fantastic knock. getting to 360, it is a competitive score. myjob is to take wickets. it is always nice to get a cluster. those three wickets after tea were key for the team. leigh griffiths scored the 200th goal of his club career as celtic began the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 4—1win over hearts. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. i'm joined now by former british sprinter darren campbell. you finally stopped dancing! so many boos for gatling last night. considering he had two drug barons, should he have been competing at all? anyone who knows the sport and lost the sport knows thatjust all? anyone who knows the sport and lost the sport knows that just think that men should not be here. it's almost like how many times do you need to get into problems with drugs to not be allowed to take part any more. this was always the scenario that we kn

jonny bairstow the main man in the opening session, helping them to a opening session, helping them to the damage had been done. anderson dismantled the south african batting, taking four wickets to leave south africa reeling on 220-9. 142 to leave south africa reeling on 220—9. 142 runs behind. to leave south africa reeling on 220—9. 142 runs behindlj to leave south africa reeling on 220-9. 142 runs behind. i quite like the pitch. there was a bit of something there. it was more up and down any bit sideways. so when you're feeling the game like that, your confidence is always up. you feel if you, even if you leave a few runs, you're in the game and get a wicket at any stage. we did very well. i think the wicket has deteriorated a little bit. he is saying he bowled with a well, as in versailles, a few dismissals have put up with assets in a spot of bother. there has been a fightback on the cards after day three of the second test fixture between sri la nka second test fixture between sri lanka and india. they bowled the sri lankan is out for 183. the hundred 91 stands for the second mea

it all set up at premier league pays, jonny ba i rstow held at premier league pays, jonny bairstow heldlayed he was on 99, focus, one word. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson and, named yesterday, christened with his third bolt today. a roar that remains of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. thiem over, same result, no faf du plessis out. this was one of those anderson spells, brilliant and nonchalant. south africa keep meeting their anderson end. 0ne other cricket line to bring you up to date with, alex howells hit an incredible 95 of only 30 in nottinghamshire's match against durham. the season is well and truly back under way in the uk this weekend with the opening match of the scottish premiership season, lee griffiths scored twice as celtic began nearly title defence with an impressive win at home to hearts. celtic didn't need to show off a trophy to remind everyone tha

jonny brownlee has claimed his maiden victory this season on the world triathlon series, with a clinicallead group after the bike leg but promptly pulled clear at the start of the run and couldn't be caught in the hot conditions in the swedish capital. it's his 12th world series win and follows his brother's triumph in leeds back injunejess learmonth earned her best result at the elite level with a silver medal in the women's race. she was well beaten by the bahamas‘ flory duffy but ahead of australia's ashleigh gentle — who learmonth said was finishing like a gazelle! chris froome has extended his lead on the eighth stage of the vuelta a espana. it was a 200 kilometre stage today but the final five was where froome separated his main rivals for victory — attacking on the final climb of the day. out front, belgian julian alaphillipe — part of the day's breakaway — sprinted clear to take the stage win — but behind froome added more time to his overall lead. he now heads the field by 28 seconds. great britain pa ra—canoeist jeanette chippington has become the second gb paddler to complete

wickets, runs, jonny bairstow providing the latter, holding england together. 90 minutes played, he wasohnny, we're sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362. now, james anderson bowling from the james anderson and ends, christened with his third ball today. england had three by tea. temba bavuma built for a while, same results, no faf du plessis out, the game fast forward, jimmy with the controls. this was one of those spells, brilliance and nonchalance. south africa, no chance. quality is catching, by close in red hat nine wickets, anderson four. the end bearing his name, what's bat—like? anderson four. the end bearing his name, what's bat-like? the car, it isa name, what's bat-like? the car, it is a great honour for me. there name, what's bat-like? the car, it is a great honourfor me. there is a lot of mickey taking from the lads, but myjob is to take wickets, and those three wickets were key for the team. you can't get away from james anderson at old trafford, is a must on part of the grand, all over the scorecard, and may still be on the honours as well. there is one south afr

jonny bairstow mid—19 for england as they posted 362 -- mid—19 for england as they posted 362 —— made the visitors to 220 49. 220 49. it was unfortunate for johnny he did not get to three figures but to get us up to 360, we knew it would be a very competitive score, but myjob is to take wickets and it is always nice to get a cluster and lost three wickets after she work key for the team. she has a comfortable lead going into the final day. she is six shots clear. that is all the sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. usain bolt and justin gatlin, not surprisingly, the top headline. i will be back in the next hour. i can see katarina johnson thompson just preparing for her long jump in the heptathlon. schools must stop trying "to wrap children in cotton wool" because it leaves them ill—prepared for the challenges of later life — that's the view of the chief inspector of schools. 0fsted's amanda spielman says over—the—top health and safety rules stop children developing resilience — and she wants new guidance for schools in england. andy

jonny dymond, bbc news, paris. fire, the bbc has learnt that hundreds of people affected by the grenfell disaster have been referred for mental health assessments. officials say it is the uk's largest effort to deal with mental health trauma. an estimated 80 people were killed in the fire injune and the met police believe there were 255 survivors. met police believe there were 255 survivors. assemar kedir lost her brother, sister—in—law, a niece and two nephews in the grenfell tower fire. she's been speaking to our special correspondent lucy manning. you've got the words to change a nation... you spent a lifetime in silence in case you say something wrong. she could certainly sing. this 12—year—old with a shy smile as the audiencejoin in. her voice would be silenced by the grenfell tower. her and watches with tears the home videos she has shared —— her anti—watches with tears. little yacob full of life in the flat where he would die with his sister, his brother, mum and dad. his small body yet to be identified. the

jonny bairstowe has gone as well johanna konta is taking on serbia the serbian and she could become worldment. also in action today, heather watson looking to avoid a seventh successive first round defeat when she faces cornet. liverpool have agreed a club record deal to sign leipzieg midfielder. the fee will easily surpass the £35 million liverpool spent on andy carroll back in 2011. the scotland and aberdeen winger gary mckay is recovering after being rescued from the river kelvin in the early hours of sunday. he was pulled from the river by firefighters and treated for hypothermia. the 26—year—old was on the bench for aberdeen‘s win over par tick on saturday. that is all the sport for 110w. german prosecutors say a nurse who is serving a life sentence for murdering two patients, may have killed 84 others. niels hoegel was convicted and jailed two years ago — for giving lethal drug injections to intensive care patients. investigators have exhumed more than a hundred bodies of patients who died in clinics where hoegel worked. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas has the details fr

jonny dymond, bbc news, paris. counting is still underway in the kenyan election.te, let's have a look at that. it suggests the incumbent president is in the lead. it has him over 50, and there is his chief opponent. he has said the electoral commission ‘s it system has been hacked to manipulate the election results. here he is speaking a little earlier. translation: it isa it is a complete fraud. boats that we re it is a complete fraud. boats that were not cast. the electoral fraud and publication of results is massive, and extensive. to the extent that as a result of the 47 counties were manipulated. this individual as part of the mystery. he said the hackers had used the identity of this man to get access to the system. this is a man who had beenin to the system. this is a man who had been in charge of the electronic voting system until he was murdered last week. a couple of hours ago, ken is electoral commission caused the nukes conference and here is what they said. —— kenya is electoral commission called a news conference. before, during, and after the voting

cricket, and jonny bairstow returned to the crease this morning on 33 not out, as england resumed onagainst south africa at old trafford. play got under way at 11 and toby roland—jones is alongside the yorkshireman. england lead the series 2—1. this is the fourth and final match between the sides. local hero jimmy anderson local herojimmy anderson but the tourists back on the front foot. let's look at the scorecard. celtic have started the defence of their scottish premiership title. it's coming up to half time in their match against hearts at celtic park, and the champions have picked up where they left off last season. lee griffiths scored the opening goal. putting celtic ahead just before the half hour mark. alistair brownlee has ruled himself out of the rest of the world triathlon season. the double olympic gold medallist is having surgery to sort an ongoing hip problem. brownlee says he hopes the surgery will allow him to prolong his career. the briton had been a favourite for next month's ironman 70.3 world championship in america. english golfer georgia hall will begin her thi

jonny bairstow was england's main man in the morning session, helping his side to a first innings totalen the damage had been done as he and james anderson added 50 runs for the last wicket. anderson, then dismantled the south african batting, taking four wickets to leave south africa reeling on 220—9 at the close of play, still 142 runs behind. i quite liked the pitch. there's a bit of something there. not much movement through the air. it was more up and down and a bit sideways. when you're feeling the game all the time like that your confidence is a lwa ys time like that your confidence is always up. you feel like even if you make a few runs you always feel like you're in the game and you can get a wicket at any stage. jimmy paul berry well. i think the wicket has deteriorated a little bit ——jimmy bowled wicket has deteriorated a little bit —— jimmy bowled really well. i think you bowled really well. unfortunately a few dismissals weren't great. in the fourth women's major of the year, the british open at kingsbarns in scotland, it's been a fantastic day for two south koreans, namely

it all set off at premier league pace, jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skills with theminutes played he was on 99, focus, one more. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson end, named yesterday, christened with his third ball today. a roar that remains of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. same over, same result, now faf du plessis out. this was one of those spells, brilliant and nonchalant. this test is quickly moving on without so that the panda with it the series. it was nice to stick around with johnny for a bit. to get us around with johnny for a bit. to get us up to 360, we knew it was going to bea us up to 360, we knew it was going to be a competitive score. he managed to take wickets. those three wickets in that spell after tea, it was key for the team. england limited overs at alex hales, he hitan england limited overs at alex hales, he hit an incredible

jonny bairstow fielding several laws up. he may have put england out of reach. but not before an entertaining day's test cricket. england in charge. two scheduled days remaining. we may not need all of them. looking at the forecast, we may not get all of them. the premier league starts in just a week's time, and today chelsea and arsenal met in the community shield. so it's time to leave the room if you don't want to know the results as match of the day follows on bbc one. the game finished 1—1, with arsenal winning 4—1 on penalties against the premier league champions. for viewers in scotland, sportscene follows match of the day, so you know what you need to do if you don't want to know today's results. if you don't want to rangers have begun their season with a 2—1win at motherwell. graham dorra ns scored twice on his debut. and aberdeen beat hamilton academical 2—0. hosts the netherlands have won their first major women's tournament after beating denmark in the euro 2017 final. the dutch, backed by the majority of a sold—out crowd, won 4—2. the win sparked hu

it all set off at premier league pace, jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skills with thed he was on 99, focus, one more. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson and, —— end, named yesterday, christened with his third bolt —— ball, today. a roar that reminds of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. same over, same result, now faf du plessis out. this was one of those anderson spells, brilliant and nonchalant. this test is quickly moving on without them and with it the series. alex hales hit an incredible 95 of only 30 balls in nottinghamshire match against durham. the football seasonis match against durham. the football season is well and truly back this weekend. in the opening match of the scottish premiership season, lee griffiths scored twice. an impressive for— one win at hearts. celtic did not need to show off a trophy to remind everyone that they are untouchable

our correspondent, jonny dymond, is outside psg's stadium in paris. the anticipation finally over?on is over and i think the focus of the fans is on the skills of this astonishing player. the focus of the rest of the world is on the staggering amount of money he is being paid. there are already complaints from barcelona and from la liga about the way that this deal has been made, and there is focus on the extraordinary position of paris st germain, because this is not a normal football club, this is st germain, because this is not a normalfootball club, this is a club thatis normalfootball club, this is a club that is entirely owned by a country, by oil and gas rich gulf state qatar, the accusation is that qatar is not just buying qatar, the accusation is that qatar is notjust buying one of the best footballers in the world but buying global influence and political power with that purchase. neymar, when asked about the money, said it was not about the money but about the new challenge, and for the fans it is all about the football. one person i spoke to coming in here said, every f

jonny dymond is at the scene. what else can you tell us?osecutors office have opened a counter terror probe into what happened here. it has been sealed off. a large media presence and a fair number of residents standing around wondering what has happened here. the vehicle and the perpetrator, the driver of the vehicle, are being searched for pretty vigorously in what is a large police operation, but at the moment, it‘s unclear as to what the motive was and clit whether or not this was pa rt was and clit whether or not this was part of any larger operation. the suburb itself is to the north—west of the centre of paris, 15 minutes drive from the arc detry oomph and it is an investigation into what happened and also a manhunt into finding the person who carried it out. thank you. jonny dymond in that west paris suburb where the attack place. with the news, here‘sjoanna in the bbc newsroom. north korea says it is considering launching a ballistic missile strike close to the american military base of guam in the western pacific. the threat comes

jonny brownlee of course, one of the stars at london 2012, dan. to see where they're going to come from. thanks for the moment. what else have we got to look forward to today, no morning session in the stadium today? there isn't but i'm very excited to see what sophie hitchen can do, she is the hammer thrower and can you imagine, she used to be able ballerina. the nets are off at the moment but this large structure with the purple polls will be the hammer. the nets go around the outside and if you've seen the hammer, incredible sport, they spin at 360 degrees at such speed and then they released the hammer to the field as you can see and sophie hitchon will hopefully be in the medals. we don't know yet, we will have to see how she gets on. she comes on to the field a bit later this evening and it will be interesting to see how she gets on. you can see how the ballet helps! experiment, see you later! ellie doyle and also laura milne and lori wakeman in action, a busy evening but no morning section. a bit of switching tonight between bbc one and bbc

jonny dymond reports. have been here four days, some for many months. all squeezed into tiny tents. they complain of rats. not enough toilets and not enough help. this man is from northern iraq, he has been here forfour months. he wa nts has been here forfour months. he wants out. it is difficult for life. i need to go to england but i can‘t because the borders close and it is difficult. we don‘t have so much money to go to england. these kinds of places are becoming more common in wealthy europe as people stream west in search of a better life. some say that france is denying these people assistance on purpose. when you are in this kind of policy, non—incentive, the end of the day, i think that you create such conditions for people, when they arrive in france, they have no better conditions than in their own country. it is a charge vigorously rejected by the authorities. translation: we currently have nearly 5000 people housed in the region. if the state did not want to do anything, why would it be provid

it was founded by jonny baker in 1921, i believe. itself, the museum seemed indistinguishable from its gift shop. under the has come, direction of steve and his predecessor, right up until the late 80's. it continued to be more gift shop then museum. reliquaries.were they were anecdotal. they didn't seem to tell a story, but that doesn't mean there was no narrative. it certainly doesn't mean there was no interpretation. there was an implicit narrative. and that narrative was conveyed in buffalo bills west, the winning of the west, heroism, the adulation of buffalo bill. maybe you don't know, but there is a third buffalo bill museum, it is in leclair, iowa. it is mostly focused on river aating, but it does have corner of mostly secondary materials related to buffalo bill. and it was in 1981, the same at that time. it was a reliquary. we like to say there was no interpretation, but really there was. it was in a section the visitors already knew buffalo bill. there was an implicit of narrative of the winning of the west. and what we mea

and jonnie peacock is one of the team captains.e is only five. whether you are pulling a chair or doing... whatever way suits you. look at the speed! when you are told or child has a condition like this, you are worried about all the things they can't do, but this shows you they can do all of these things, itjust has to be different. i have ms and i haven't been able to take part in any sport for many years. i found this and it is something i can do and just to be pa rt of is something i can do and just to be part of something again. the last leg. well done. fantastic. she made it. she is the hero. what's your name? this is eve. the thing i've noticed today is nobody he was disabled. an event like today kind of makes the term disability com pletely of makes the term disability completely redundant. it is expected that some 2000 athletes will compete in this triathlon. everyone can be a winner in the eyes of their teammates. that's fantastic. so great to see so many ranges of abilities competing. yeah and pairing up. it's such a tea

no south african was catching that, sojonny bairstow 50 and no south african was catching that, so jonny 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 for this foul on mohamed elneny. the fa cup holders equalised from the resulting free kick, thanks to their new signing from schalke sead kolasinac. that took the match to penalties where chelsea goalkeeper thibaut courtois was the first to miss. substitute olivier giroud struck the winning spot kick. both teams showed they are ready to compete for the premier league, we had some players missing, but we have done well to win. i‘m very pleased with the way we played, especially when we fell behind, we have the composure to play and keep going and find the equaliser, it was very important. as well, we showed the composure in the penalty shoot out. all of our players did not give courtois the chance to save. in the scottish premiership, graham dorrans scored twice as rangers began

jonny dymond, bbc news. cbs‘s cbs's don champion sent us this update.ston. for the past few days it had been running at the double the capacity. this morning as the conditions improve, the weather conditions, we are seeing more shelters opening here in the region, including at the stadium, the area where one of the nfl teams plays. a new shelter has been opened there to house 10,000 people. even as the recovery starts here in the houston area, a very dire situation is unfolding to the east, where harvey continues to dump rain on two cities. 15 inches of rain fell last night and this morning we are getting reports of flooding, at least one shelter there and also people are taking to social media, pleading for help, saying that water is rising in their homes and the sheriff in the region saying he is overwhelmed and does not have the resources to get to some of these stranded residents sadly. north korea says its firing of a ballistic missile overjapan is the first step of military operations in the pacific. the united nations security council unanimously

jonny dymond, bbc news.here are so many boats in this flooded neighbourhood of houston, they come from all over, some national guard but many volunteers. i spoke to one man who had come 400 miles with his boatjust to come here and see what help he could provide. here he is. luckily we were spared the hurricane down the valley in texas and said we should go to houston and be of help, help people come out of their houses and keep people safe. you have supplies in the boat? yes we have life jackets and water. how long have you been doing this? we got in yesterday. so just one day we have been here. how many people have you seen in that time? probably around five. what kind of circumstances were people in when you found them? just really high water in their houses, really trying to get out and keep themselves safe. just described to people what the city of houston is like right now? it isjust a pool of water. in just like right now? it isjust a pool of water. injust a lot like right now? it isjust a pool of wate

hundreds of migrants are living in squalor on the outskirts of metz. jonny dymond reports.skirts of the city. some have been here for days, some for many months. all are squeezed into tiny tents. they complain of rats, of not enough toilets, of not enough help. noruz is from irbil, northern iraq. he's been here forfour months, and he wants out. life, it's difficult for life. i need to go to england. i can't, because border‘s closed. difficult. we don't have so much money for going to england. these kinds of places are becoming more common in wealthy europe, as people stream west in search of a better life. some say that france is denying these people assistance on purpose. when you are in this kind of policy, non—incentive, at the end of the day i think that you create such conditions for people who know that when they are in france, when they arrive in france, they have no better conditions than in their own country. it is a charge vigorously rejected by the authorities. translation: we currently have nearly 5,000 people housed in the region. if the state didn't want to do