carl frampton and tyson fury top the bill at windsor park. and dina asher smith had it all her own way at the european championships in glasgow. could she continue her dominance in birmingham today? well as thomas mentioned it's a really big fight for tyson fury there's a big night of boxing in belfast to look forward to. carl frampton's the official headliner at windsor park, but his fight with the australian luke jackson is in danger of being overshadowed by a very big warm up act — tyson fury, who fights the italian francesco pianetta. 0ut reporter thomas kane is there. this is the biggest boxing event ever held in belfast. 0ver this is the biggest boxing event ever held in belfast. over 20,000 fa ns ever held in belfast. over 20,000 fans are set to pack inside the national football stadium here at winter park. hometown favourite carl frampton is a star attraction. he's a former world champion it takes on the ashley and underdog luke jackson. everyone has an amazing

hometown favourite carl frampton is a star attraction.veryone has an amazing job. everyone and the fans are backing us is going to be a special night. was going to happen in the ring tomorrow night? i'm going to win. i don't predict anything else but i'm going to win. tyson fury is also back on the card. the heavyweight champion wants to set up a classic windows to fighters later on this year. i just want to do my best. i'm not trying to send any messages out. and would also be looking at the future, how important is it to not be complacent? i'm looking past francesco pianetta. i have trained hard and prepared well. that's all i can do. if you listen to them. their fight and the clash with luke jackson on bbc five live though. well as thomas mentioned it's a really big fight for tyson fury if he's to realise his dream of becoming world heavyweight champion once again. as our boxing pundit steve bunce explains — fury already has more than half an eye on his next fight. ringside here in belfast in front of 25,000 people outdoors under the e

he has headlined the likes of las vegas and new york, but it has always been carl frampton's dream tohas done before, pack windsor park out. that dream is becoming a reality tomorrow night when he faces the australian. does it feel a little like the night before christmas? yeah. i suppose looking forward to it, then it is done, a weight off my shoulders, then i will chill out with my team and my family, have some food, start really focusing on the fight now. what kind of message do you want to send it to the world tomorrow night? i am still here and they should all be fearful of me, all the top featherweights, you know, i've still got it. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. i know, we are late, i am so sorry. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tim stanley, leader writer of the telegraph, and susie boniface, columnist for the the daily mirror. also known as fleet street fox, there she is. thank you for coming many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with a crackdown

a big fight for carl frampton.reak sweat and everybody assumes you will walk through your opponents. a young australian kid unbeaten in 16 fights. he doesn't know how to lose. carl frampton is also under pressure. this is carl frampton's hometown and more than that, this is with the part where he sits and wins —— watches the football and has drink to fight here for ever. —— dream to foot of it is sold out. it is his homecoming stopped nobody expects you to lose. it takes away a bit of the edge and the nerves, a bit of the edge and the nerves, a bit of the edge and the nerves, a bit of fear that you need when you step into the ring. enjoy yourself in belfast. i know they will look after you there. the action will be live tonight on bbc live. all of our brilliant team on the radio, you canjust listen to them. he is welcome on the sofa any time. here is alina with a look at this morning's weather. it has been a bit mixed over the last couple of days. what is happening out there at the moment? good morning, yes, it con

he has headlined the likes of las vegas and new york but it has always been carl frampton's dream tor park out. that dream is becoming a reality tomorrow night when he faces the australian. does it feel a little like the night before christmas? yeah. i suppose looking forward to it, then it is done, await off my shoulders, then i will chill out with my team and my family, have some food, start really focusing on the fight now. what kind of message do you want to send it to the world tomorrow night?” of message do you want to send it to the world tomorrow night? i am still here and they should all be fearful of me, all the top featherweights, you know, i've still got it. from belfast to dublin... ellie simmonds may have won 5 paralympic titles but this year's world para—swimming european championships haven't exactly seen her put in the dominant performances we've become so used to. she has another chance to go for gold this eveing though in dublin. kate grey has more... a roller—coaster week for ellie simmonds in dublin. she lost out in her best event but bounced back winning a silve

we also have the latest from belfast as both carl frampton and tyson fury prepare to perform in frontbig crowd at windsor park. all coming up in sportsday at 6:30pm but here on bbc news it is time for the film review... hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. what have you been watching? hi, jane. this week, and update you when mcgregor gets a surprise visit from some familiar, furry flying friends. more to come in disney's christopher robin. a love letter from more to come in disney's christopher robin. a love letterfrom one film—maker to another, as mark cousins addresses his hero orson welles in a documentary called the eyes of orson welles, which is inspired by finding a treasure trove of his never before seen sketches and drawings. and the boss is back in time for the football. denzel washington pops up with the equaliser too. he is on a vengeful mission, and you don't want to get in his way. i wouldn't argue with him! starting with christopher robin. only at p&g, and i am fascinated about whether this is

carl frampton returns to the ring this saturday in belfast, insisting his australian opponent luke jacksonnd now aged 31 believes the sacrifices he makes for the sport now are as extreme as they were when he turned profesional nearly a decade ago. thomas kane reports. the long road to windsor park started back in may. at high altitude in the searing heat of tenerife. with grueling runs up the volcano, and intense gym sessions, all before an opponent was even announced. you have to listen to your body, and i have learned that as i've gotten older and become more professional in my approach. especially when you are away from yourfamily all the especially when you are away from your family all the time, you get lonely sometimes. i am lucky enough to be surrounded by good people. now at this age, at the end of my career, it is better than it has ever been. frampton has moved with the times, at that —— adapting a more scientific approach and working with the manchester institute of sport to ensure he is an optimum condition. i feel like i'm flying. he's always telling me to pull it back, not to

in boxing, carl frampton returns to the ring in belfast this saturday, and says his australian opponentpton has been a world champion and a professionalfor more than eight years. but the sacrifices he makes now are as extreme as they were when he turned pro in 2009, as thomas kane reports. the long road to windsor park started back in may. at high altitude, in the searing heat of tenerife. with gruelling runs up the volcano, and intends gym sessions, all before an opponent was even announced. you have to listen to your body, and i have learnt that as i have got older and as i have become more professional in my approach. especially when you are away from your family all the time, and sometimes you get lonely. what i am lucky enough to be surrounded a good people, and people who are boxing. for me, now, at this stage, at the end of my career, it is better than it's ever been. frampton has moved with the times, adopting a more scientific approach and working with the manchester institute of sport to ensure he is in optimum condition. i feel like i am flying at the moment. jamie is telling

northern ireland's former world boxing champion carl frampton continues his bid to rule the world featherweightelfast comes fighter windsor park in belfast co m es after fighter windsor park in belfast comes after a gruelling summer training camp. the long road to windsor park started in may. at high altitude in the searing heat of tenerife. with gruelling runs up the volcano and intense gym sessions, all before an opponent was announced. you have to listen to your body and i have learned matt, as i have got older and more professional in my approach. —— i have learned that. especially when you are away from yourfamily, you especially when you are away from your family, you get lonely especially when you are away from yourfamily, you get lonely but i am lucky to be surrounded by good people. boxing now, at the end of my career, it is better than it has ever been. frampton has moved with the times, adapting a more scientific approach and working with the manchester institute of sport. he is telling me to hold it back,

carl frampton has set up a ibf world featherweight title fight againstjosh warrington after stoppinghis interim wbo crown. promoter frank warren says the fight will definitely happen this year we're into the final day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, with 15 british competitors through to tonight's finals. northern ireland's bethany firth will be chasing her third gold, after qualifying third quickest in the 200 metres individual medley sm14 class, behind her team—mates jessica—jane applegate and louise fiddes. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. ten british ships, sunk during the second world war and designated as war graves, have been plundered for scrap metal by chinese pirates, according to the mail on sunday. it says vessels providing the final resting place for more than 1,00 sailors have been smashed to pieces and looted by salvagers off the malaysian and indonesian coasts. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu told me more about the claims. according to the mail on sunday, this investigation leads to some expert divers who go into t

former two—weight world champion carl frampton wants to show the world he's "still got it" by beatingustralian luke jackson at windsor park tonight. some flash photography coming up. he tops the bill in his home city with plenty at stake — admitting himself that defeat could be career ending. victory howeer would all but guarantee a world title shot but frampton says he is still ready to take on the best featherweights in the world. that is a weight off my shoulders, and then i will chill out with my family. to really focus. what message do you want to send to the world tomorrow night?” message do you want to send to the world tomorrow night? i have still got it and everyone should be fea rful of got it and everyone should be fearful of me, all the top featherweights. i've still got it. the heats are under way on the penultimate day of the european para—swimming championships in dublin. and paralympic champion ellie robinson went quickest in reaching tonight's final of the s6 50—metres butterfly — this is her best event, the one that gave her gold in rio. there hasn't been much time o

former world champion carl frampton wants to show the world he's still got it by beating australian lukeity with plenty at sta ke in his home city with plenty at stake admitting that the defeat could be career ending. victory would all but guarantee a world title shot and he says he's still ready to take on the best featherweights in the world. i'm looking forward, that's a weight off my shoulders, i have some food and chill out with my team and my family and start really focusing on the fight now. what message do you want to send out to the world? i've got it, i'm still here and everyone to be fearful of may, all the top featherweights, russell, warrington, i've still got it! —— everyone should be fearful of me. of the action on radio five live tonight. deontay wilder will be ringside in belfast to watch tyson fury on the undercard against his italian opponent, and the pair could meet later in the year in new york and las vegas if tyson fury comes through unscathed. some flash photography coming up. during the way in yesterday deontay wilder was engaging in some apparently friendly exch

also on the card, northern ireland‘s carl frampton takes on luke jackson later. over on the bbc sport website tonight, but for now, it‘s back to you, clive. that‘s it. you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the team, have a very good night. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. a former labour mp has been suspended by the party because of comments he reportedly made online about the jewish community. jim sheridan was the mp for paisley and renfrewshire north — until 2015. he allegedly said he‘d lost "respect and empathy" forjews amid the ongoing row over anti—semitism. derek crawshaw reports. for months, the labour party has been engulfed in anti—semitism row. jeremy corbyn has been accused of being anti—semitic by people both outside and inside his own party. now ex—mp jim sheridan, who lost a seat in the 2015 general election but is still a member of the party, has been suspended after remarks he allegedly made on social media. the bbc has attempted to contact mr sheridan but he did not respond. the labour par

top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibft made safe the interim wbo crown and he'll take onjosh warrington for that ibf belt some time this year. she starred at the european championships last week but dina—asher smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200—metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—0ibo of the bahamas last night. asha—smith has a week or so to rest now, before her next race in zurich. and laura muir said she was "happy with the season", after winning the 1000—metres last night, a week after becoming european champion over 1500 metres. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the boss of the company responsible for the motorway bridge which collapsed in genoa on tuesday, says he won't apologise ahead of an investigation into what happened. autostrade's chief executive also said he's committed to finding the cause of the tragedy which claimed 42 lives. andrew plant reports. safet

carl frampton has set up an ibf world featherweight title fight againstjosh warrington after stoppinghis interim wbo crown. promoter frank warren says the fight will definitely happen this year. that's all the sport for now but head over the the bbc sport website for more on all today's stories and text commentary from trent bridge on the third test. i'll be back with more in the next hour. thank you. will perry. ten british ships, sunk during the second world war and designated as war graves, have been plundered for scrap metal by chinese pirates, according to the mail on sunday. it says vessels providing the final resting place for more than 1,000 sailors have been smashed to pieces and looted by salvagers off the malaysian and indonesian coasts. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu told me more about the claims. according to the mail on sunday, this investigation leads to some expert divers who go into that part of the world to look at the wreckages at the bottom of the sea. a lot of these ships were sunk around 1941 and 1942. and what they're alleging is that some barges, with 50—tonn

carl frampton is top of the bill in belfast.wbo featherweight title. all the action will be live on bbc radio 5 live tonight. the heats are just getting under way on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin. great britain's alice tai won her second gold medal in as many days last night, with victory in the s8 100m freestyle. britain's medal target for the championships was 30—a0, and they've already won 35 with two more days of competition to come. and ellie simmonds now has two silvers to her name in an event she didn't really expect to be at. she came close to quitting after losing her love for the sport in the build—up to the last paralympics but she's now hoping to make the next in tokyo 2020. it's a lot to come back but to think after rio i was going to return and now i'm representing my country at a european games, like, i can't imagine anything better. —— going to retire. i love swimming and the whole team and it's definitely really good. i'm looking forward to having a good swim now and t

former two—weight world champion carl frampton wants to show the world he's "still got it" by beatingcity with plenty at stake — admitting himself that defeat could be career ending. victory howeer would all but guarantee a world title shot but frampton says he is still ready to take on the best featherweights in the world. that is a weight off my shoulders, and then i will chill out with my family. to really focus. what message do you want to send to the world tomorrow night?” message do you want to send to the world tomorrow night? i have still got it and everyone should be fea rful of got it and everyone should be fearful of me, all the top featherweights. i've still got it. the heats are under way on the penultimate day of the european para—swimming championships in dublin. and paralympic champion ellie robinson went quickest in reaching tonight's final of the s6 50—metres butterfly — this is her best event, the one that gave her gold in rio.

top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibfalia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe the interim wbo crown and he'll take onjosh warrington for that ibf belt some time this year. she starred at the european championships last week but dina asher—smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas last night. asher—smith has a week or so to rest now before her next race in zurich. obviously i want to come out and put on a good race in front of a home crowd. i love competing in front of home. i'm sorry, i'm so tired! but the race was such high—calibre, it was like being in an olympic finals. i'm really happy ifinished the race. i was like, "good, go back and sleep!" but obviously i was going to come out and do my best in birmingham today. britain's reece prescod ran a personal best in the 100 metres but the american christian coleman also clocked 9.94 seconds and won it on a photo fini

we also have the latest from belfast as both carl frampton and tyson fury prepare to perform in front

top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibf is now mandatory challenger to the full champion, 0scar valdez, though he will take on josh warrington for that ibf belt first. she starred at the european championships last week, but dina asher—smith says she just wants to sleep, after coming second in the 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin, but was beaten by shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas last night. asher—smith has a week or so to rest now before her next race in zurich. britain's reece prescod ran a personal best in the 100 metres, but the american christian coleman also clocked 9.94 seconds, and won it on a photo finish. and laura muir says she was happy with the season, after winning the 1,000 metres last night, a week after becoming european champion over 1,500 metres. great britain won ten more medals on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, six of them gold. and one of those went to the paralympic champion, jessica —jane applegate, who broke her own

top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibfopean championships last week but dina asher—smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—oi—bo of the bahamas last night. asher—smith has a week or so to rest now, before her next race in zurich. obviously i want to come out and put on a good race in front of a home crowd. i love competing in front of home. i‘m sorry, i‘m so tired. but the race was such high—calibre, it‘s like being in an olympic finals. i‘m really happy ifinished the race. i was like, good, go back and sleep! but obviously i was going to come out and do my best in birmingham today. and laura muir says she was happy with the season, after winning the 1000 metres last night, a week after becoming european champion over 1500 metres. great britain won ten more medals on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin — six of them gold. and one of those went to the paralympic

top of the bill in belfast was carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibf world featherweight titleosh warrington for that ibf title first. she starred at the european championships last week, but dina asher—smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas last night. she has a week or so to rest now, before the next race in zurich. obviously i want to come out and put ona obviously i want to come out and put on a good race in front of a home crowd. i am sorry, i'm so tired. but the race was such high—calibre, it like being in an olympic finals. i am really happy i finished the race. i was like, good, go back and sleep! but obviously i was going to come out and do my best, and i did that today. mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer. dr richard kimble won at ripon to givejohnston victory number 11,193, reaching the mark set by richard hannon sr. johnston trained his first winner back in 1987

carl frampton is top of the bill in belfast — he takes on luke jackson for the wbo featherweight titledal in as many days at the european para swimming championships in dublin. she won the s8 100m freestyle, to add to the backstroke title she picked up yesterday. britain's medal target for the championships was 30—40, and they've already won 35 with two more days of competition to come. and ellie simmonds now has two silvers to her name, in an event she didn't really expect to be at. she came close to quitting after losing her love for the sport in the build—up to the last paralympics but she's now hoping to make the next, in tokyo 2020. it's a lot to come back but to think after rio i was going to return and now i'm representing my country at a european games, like, i can't imagine anything better. i love swimming and the whole team and it's definitely really good. i'm looking forward to having a good swim now and then having some cheesecake and a prosecco! she laughs that's what i'm really excited for! she definitely deserves that p rosecco she definitely deserves that prosecco and c

carl frampton is top of the bill in belfast — he takes on luke jackson for the wbo featherweight titler—smith. a week after taking three gold medals home from the european athletics championships... ...she goes again at the diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. one of those golds came in the 200—metres in berlin, which she's opted to run in birmingham — and though she may be exhausted, she's always ready to perform. i'm very tired. i did three events, i am very, very tired. i haven't hid that. but at the same time, i'm a competitor. my family, my physios, everybodyjokes with me that even if i'm drained, even if i've got one leg, i'm still like, come on, let's go. that's just me so i would never hide from a good race. and the birmingham grand prix is live on bbc one from 1.15. great britain's alice tai has won her second gold medal in as many days at the european para swimming championships in dublin. she won the s8 100m freestyle, to add to the backstroke title she picked up yesterday. britain's medal target for the championships was 30—40, and they've already won 35 with tw