jamie vardy plays against his former club as leciester host fleetwood.huddersfield? league two side mansfield visit west brom while exeter travel to craven cottage to play fulham. you can follow all the rest of the evening's fixtures on the bbc sport website and via the bbc red button on final score. and 5live will have full commentary of west ham — afc wimbledon. also coming up in the programme... we hear from one of scotland's star players as they aim for a slice of history. to reach the world cup for your country, a small country like scotland, it would be incredible. especially for the first time. now, away from football, there was a so—so start for british players in the opening round of the singles at tennis's us open. british number one kyle edmund went out, along with cameron norrie and heather watson. but andy murray showed us a glimpse that he is building his fitness steadily, by winning his first ‘best—of—s—sets' match for 14 months. james burford watched his victory overjames duckworth. andy murray! cheering a special welcome at a special pla

jamie vardy is retiring from international football.rdy is retiring from internationalfootball. he has agreed with gareth southgate that he will only be called up if there is an injury crisis. thanks, damien. and ben has all the weather. quite a lot of cloud around. all the weather details coming up, also we will look at sunrise in canada. thanks, ben. also coming up: you may have just seen her doing her dayjob, but i will be asking our very own kate silverton why she said yes to strictly. i'll be talking to her at 20 past. hello. this is afternoon live. theresa may has called for a new partnership with africa after brexit, based on shared security, prosperity, and job creation. in a speech in cape town, the prime minister announced a change in the way uk aid money will be spent in africa. it will be used not only to combat poverty, but also to tackle extremism and migration. she also said she wanted britain to be the g7‘s leading investor in the african continent by 2022. our political correspondent ben wright has been travelling with

we have honestly had some really mature conversations with the likes of gary cahill, jamie vardy and ashley young in terms of their desire to look at younger players in the next period as well and we have injuries, so we players in the next period as well and we have injuries, so was players in the next period as well and we have injuries with ias on from the summer with the players. we will not stand still. we have added young players, luke shaw is still only 23, joe gomez, 21, so we have reduced the age of the squad again and we are aware of the excitement over other young players but we think it's a bit early but some others. we are looking to consolidate its the first time in

both jamie vardy and gary cahill choose to step away from international football as gareth southgaterepares to name his first england squad

and in sport jamie and in sportjamie vardy and gary cahill i had to the england world cup cahill i hads and have announced their retirement from international. jose mourinho demands more respect as he stormed out of a news conference after manchester united's 3— yl defeated tottenham. and johanna konta says she's in a mental place, getting into the us open. and she plays tonight. —— in a better mental place. the former chief rabbi, jonathan sacks, has said remarks byjeremy corbyn about zionists are the most offensive made by a senior british politician since enoch powell's rivers of blood speech. in an interview with the new statesman magazine, lord sacks accuses the labour leader of being an anti—semite who, he says, has "given support to racists, terrorists and dealers of hate". sacks was the most senior rabbi in the uk from 1991 until 2013 — and is a crossbencher in the house of lords. mr corbyn has insisted his remarks were taken out of context. let's talk to our chief political correspondent vicki young, she's at westminster for us. yet more condemnation ofjeremy corbyn but lord s

the england players jamie vardy and gary cahill say they're stepping aside from international footballth southgate to bring younger players in. vardy, the leicester city striker, says he first told southgate of his intentions at the world cup in russia. but he and chelsea defender cahil, who made his debut in 2010, and has captained the side on several occasions. both say they would play for the national side again if asked. team dimension rider ben king says he's still in shock after winning stage four of the vuelta a espana. the american out—sprinted kazakh nikita stalnov in the race's first summit finish, fullfilling his goal of winning a grand tour stage. team sky's michal kwiatkowski did enough to retain the leader's red jersey. he's now seven seconds clear of emanuel bookhmann. britain's simon yates moved up to third in the overall standings, ten seconds off the pace. england bastman jonny bairstow says he hopes to keep wicket for the fourth test against india, despite fracturing a finger in the third test at trent bridge earlier this month. the fourth test gets under way on thur

jamie vardy and gary cahill have both effectively retired from international football.lected for future england squads, but say they're "not shutting the door" and would consider playing again if there was an injury crisis. england's jonny bairstow says he hope to keep wicket in the fourth test against india at southampton this week. that's despite breaking a finger in the third test at trent bridge. and one of the biggest stars in american football has signed one of the biggest contract in the nfl's history. this is odell beckham junior who plays for the new york giants. he's a wide—reciever, and his new contract is worth almost £75 million over the next three seasons. tomorrow is a potentially huge day for scottish football. the scottish football association has to decide if the national stadium is going to remain at hampden park in glasgow, or move to murrayfield in edinburgh. as ever, it's a case of weighing up history over cost. as out scottish football reporter chris mclaughlin explains. it isa it is a stadium with many stories to tell. this the famous european cu

where there was another red card today, for the leicester forward jamie vardy who can have few complaints, a really high lunge from the leicester man on defender matt doherty who'd scored an own goal. in the first half to put leicester in front. no arguments from vardy. as he was given his marching orders and his manager agrees. he did it around there. he touched the ball and perhaps too much there. sometimes he has his ideas and hope you can come back quickly. it was an own goal that gave leicester the earlier advantage. on a more positive note for leicester, their new signing james madison got his first goal for the club. he arrived from norwich for £20—million this summer and will be pleased to open his premier league account so early into the season. big things expected from him. they stood a very sharp. when inequalities they were going to bring. maybe not that look. what you noted last week and it's nice to get the free points. i was back my staffer. i was made to play at this level and i was worked really hard to get here. i take it all in stride and keep pushing. here's all of tod

jamie vardy added a late consolation for leicester. it finished 2—1.ship today, and champions celtic are away at hearts in the early kick off. almost half time in that one, and the score is 0—0. to the european championships in berlin, and great britain's matt hudson—smith lived up to his billing as the favourite in the men's 400m, as he held on to a massive lead coming into the home straight to win great britain's third athletics gold of the championships. he'll go for gold again this evening as part of the axaoom relay team. katarina johnson—thompson, meanwhile, says she's proved to herself that she can compete at the highest level after her silver medal in the heptathalon. she's been speaking to ade adedoyin. coming back into the stadium and sing it empty was like a wow moment. it's amazing stadium and i adore this place. but so far, my performances, i am very pleased with. i think with time, i will be more happy. an important three years coming up and to do what you did must give you confidence. definitely. it was a world—class field, although it w

jamie vardy was sent off for leicester who beat wolves 2—0 on what was a good day for manager claudeiker lunging in on wolves defender matt doherty. it was doherty‘s own—goal which gave the former champions the lead before that man summer signing james maddison, scored on his home debut. there was another red card as newcastle missed an injury time penalty to draw 0—0 at cardiff. brazilian kenedy had his 95th minute spotkick saved by neil etheridge. it was a really bad afternoon for kenedy who could face retrospective action for kicking out at an opponent in the first half. he was lucky to stay on the pitch. it was though his team—mate isaac hayden who was sent off for a dangerous challenge. i have a lot of things that i would like to analyse, but i will not talk about the referee. what about the penalty? we saw jailed about the referee. what about the penalty? we sawjailed tog about last season was there any benefit of kennedy taking it presented the first one was it in the second one was kennedy. there was a poor penalty. we know that was a poor penalty. we know that was a poor pen

jamie vardy and gary cahill have both effectively retired from international football.re not shutting the door, and would consider playing again if there was an injury crisis. cahill was part of southgate's squad this summer but only played once, in the group match against belgium. he does that with 61 caps and five goals. i think it is time i take a step back now. i think it is the right moment to do that. i have been hugely proud of what i have achieved in terms of the 60 caps, i have captained my country on a few occasions. it is something i have been proud of in my career and it is time for a younger generation, it is time for a younger generation, it is time for a younger generation, it is time for me to take a step back now, isa time for me to take a step back now, is a perfect time. england's jonny bairstow says he hope to keep wicket in the fourth test against india at southampton this week. that is despite breaking a finger in the third test at trent bridge. the fourth test will get under way on thursday at southampton. england are 2—1 up in the five match seri

a late scare when jamie vardy showed of the match award.gea but it did not ta ke reactions than de gea but it did not take the gloss of the evening. reactions than de gea but it did not take the gloss of the eveningm was more important to win today than against bayern munich in a friendly. important to start the maxtor three points, a couple of hours ago we had zero points and now we have three points, the situation is better.l good start to the season at old trafford but how long it will last is anyone's guess. today's premier league fixtures. spurs play newcastle in the early kick—off, new boyce fulham have a london derby, hosting crystal palace and another side back to the top flight, wolves play everton in the late kick—off. to the european championships in berlin, matt hudson smith of britain lived up to his billing as favourite in the 400 metres as he kept a massive lead coming into the home straight to take the gold for britain. their third of the championships. you be going for gold again this evening as part of the four by 400 metr

jamie vardy added a late consolation for leicester. here are today's premier league fixtures.nd another side returning to the top flight — wolves, play everton in the late kick off. spurs play newcastle in the early kick off, two of the lowest spenders in this summer's transfer window. i see no reason to not trust the squad. there is no reason not to believe in our club. there is no reason to not believe in what we can do. i think the most important thing, we are still positive and of course we are going to challenge for big things in this season. to say i want to finish in this position will be fine for the fans, but it's not realistic. the reality is if we do exactly what we did last yearin is if we do exactly what we did last year in terms of attitude and commitment, we can be higher than 17th position. how high? a bit tense, could be eight, could be 15th, i don't know. it is a question of seeing how the team is progressing during the season and it is one game at a time. to the european championships in berlin, and great britain's matt hudson—smith lived up to his billing a

jamie vardy with a late goal. it wasn't to be. this is whatjose mourinho magath afterwards.nly allow me free. i wanted to play marcel because i thought it could stretch the game. i knew that paul could not play more than 60 minutes. and in the end he played 80 or 85. i knew that fred would be the same. iwas or 85. i knew that fred would be the same. i was fearing for many of the players. it was difficult to manage the game from the touchline but we played well against a good team, a good manager, good players, a fantastic investment. it was a difficult match for us. to get the three points was good. united did what they needed to do. leicester city haven't won here for 20 years and counting. tomorrow there are six matches. the highlight perhaps being newcastle united hosting tottenham. both have had difficult summers. on sunday there are three more games. liverpool play as two manchester city, beginning their title defence away to arsenal with a new head coach. the premier league is back and it is looking exciting. thank you very much. despite more lengthy rain delays at lor

premier league goal double to lead for jays a marine yes man lester pulled one back though through jamie vardy but it was too little too late for us experience. periods of very good football and in the periods where leicester was strong. we played as a team. and we coped well with the situations or. three points victory toward morning training grounds for sunday deserved. it was a shame. and more to consider this is. after a few seconds at the beginning of the game of course after a good opportunity for you know. or you mean. to cross a space but to receive sixteen or to find a good solution. was a good move good possibility of set pieces a lot of chances to come back it's a game so the early match on saturday sees tottenham travel to newcastle remember the spurs didn't make any signings during the transfer window later chelsea kick off their campaign it gets huddersfield a new coach but it's your saturday will be making his english premier league debut and the new goalie kept at i thought by a legacy is also expected to start after becoming the most expensive keeper in football with his recor

jamie vardy was sent off for leicester who beat wolves 2—0 on what was a good day for manager claudewn goal which gave the former champions the lead before that man summer signing james maddison, scored on his home debut. we started controlling the game and creating chances. we have to be clinical. we will look that last touch of quality in the way we played today is proud of. but i'm not happy with the results at all. luck, some moments we need to be more accurate in the final moment. there was another red card as newcastle missed an injury time penalty to draw 0—0 at cardiff. brazilian kenedy had his ninety—fifth minute spotkick saved by neil etheridge. it was a bad afternoon for kenedy who could face retrospective action for kicking out at an opponent in the first half and was lucky to stay on the pitch it was his team—mate isaac hayden was sent off for a dangerous challenge. i have a lot of things about that but i will not talk but the referee. what about the penalty? was there any debate about kennedy taking it? the first one was in the pitch and the second one was killed kenned

jamie vardy got one back but 2—1 it finished.hree points. a couple of hours ago we had zero points and now we have three points, this situation is better. despite two lengthy rain delays at lords, england's cricketers are well and truly in control of the second test against india, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed to play yestereday. patrick geary reports. ta ke two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. hopefully this time, they will get to the crease at least. so this was progress, after a long wait out through the long the room and into the path ofjimmy anderson. england had chosen to bowl. here's why. murali vijay barely saw his fifth delivery. conditions were changing and jimmy anderson works magic with clouds. they help him move the ball to take a nick, to take a wicket. exit kl rahul, followed again by drizzle. eventually, they got back out but all the pauses can make it difficult to know if you are coming or going. cheteshwar pujara was definitely going, run out by the new boy 0llie pope. pujara left

jamie vardy got one back but 2—1 it finished.we have three points. the situation is better. despite two lengthy rain delays at lords, england's cricketers are well and truly in control of the second test against india, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed to play yestereday. patrick geary reports. ta ke two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. hopefully this time, they'll get to the crease at least. so this was progress, after a long wait out through the long room and into the path ofjimmy anderson. england had chosen to bowl. here's why. murali vijay barely saw his fifth delivery. conditions were changing and jimmy anderson works magic with clouds. they help him move the ball to take a nick, to take a wicket. exit kl rahul, followed again by drizzle. eventually, they got back out but all the pauses can make it difficult to know if you're coming or going. cheteshwar pujara was definitely going, run out by the new boy 0llie pope. pujara left and everyone followed, somewhat faster. they have been asking for rai

unlikely scorer of united's second, luke shaw had never scored in senior football until this... jamie vardywin against a bayern munich in a friendly. it is important to start well. a couple of weeks ago, we have zero points, now we have three points, the situation is better. despite two lengthy rain delays at lords, england's cricketers are well and truly in control of the second test against india, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed to play yestereday. patrick geary reports. take ta ke two. take two. after a full day lost to rain, lords resets. but believe this time, they will get to the crease at least. so this was progress, out of the room and into the path ofjimmy anderson. vj delhi saw his fifth delivery. conditions were changing and they helped him move the ball to ta ke and they helped him move the ball to take and nick, to take a wicket. followed again by drizzle. eventually, they got back out but all of the pauses can make it difficult to know if you are coming or going. run out by the new boy. he left and everyone followed, somewhat faster. they have been asking the

jamie vardy got one back for leicester. of hours ago, we had zero points and now we have three points. the situation is better. so the football season is back, as is football focus and dan walker at midday... morning. nice to be back, isn't it? i was going to bring in the new premier league football for you, but mike bushell brought it in yesterday. he was one step ahead. stealing your thunder. but we established it was a similar shape and size. if you want any technical stuff, it has only got four panels. so where the panels meet on the ball aware the hotspots are. so if you have fewer panels, there are more sweet spots. so this is what i will be spending money on at christmas for my little boy, because he wants the replica. and that was what pogba scored his penalty with last night. so today we will be looking at that and dissecting it with alex scott and dissecting it with alex scott and modern ups of. we also have jordan pickford will do we will hear from the wolves boss. they are one of the promoted sides which have sp

you touched on the may few moments ago, but how surprised were you told the decisions of jamie vardy told the decisions ofjamie vardy and gary cahill? we had good discussions in russia with those two guys and i spoke with ashley just russia with those two guys and i spoke with ashleyjust this week. they may have come to a point where they recognise their role in the squad and all three have been brilliant in contribution, notjust in my time as england manager but with gary in particular over quite a significant period of time and as you get to become an older player, that squad role is more difficult and there is a lot of competing things with your family, time, and there is a lot of competing things with yourfamily, time, and a recognition that we are going to look towards younger players, but the me it was a mature discussion andi the me it was a mature discussion and i am pleased that all three want to remain available or want and they don't want to retire from international football, partly because they don't have an ego and they don't feel they need to make a big announcement abo

jamie vardy and gary cahill have effectively retired from international football. and says he wants to concentrate on his club football and his family. chelsea's cahill made his england debut in 2010 and captained the side on several occasions. he only played once at the world cup in the group match against belgium. both players have said they've not completely closed the door on england. who knows what might happen there! are you ready for the reddest of red cards? donald trump has been sent off, everybody, in the oval office! yellow card, and red card. yellow ca rd yellow card, and red card. yellow card is a warning... right. and when you want to kick out someone, like this? that's true, that's true.” wonder how much soccer he has actually watched! the president was meeting fifa's president gianni infantino to promote the 2026 world cup in north america and even if trump wins re—election his presidency would end before the tournament. ican imagine i can imagine he might want to... he might want to use that card. quite a lot of people might want to use a red card