andy swiss, bbc news. last night to dinamo zagreb. earlier, our sports reporter alastair mcgowan explained brighton boss graham potter could be the man set to take charge. he would may be fit that profile of managers that they're looking forward. but also the football that the club is looking very highly regarded in the likes of pep arriola. other names that have been mentioned, the former tottenham manager. there's a link onjonathan goldstein, so that's quite interesting, and the other is the former real madrid manager. maybe that would be a calexico approach. someone they feel can maybe create identity as per manchester city or even liverpool. brighton's premier league game against crystal palace, scheduled for the 17th of september, has been moved due to rail strikes. the premier league say the fixture has been "regrettably postponed" after receiving a request from brighton, as action on the rail network means there will be "no public transport available for supporters". a new date for the game at the a

. —— andy swiss.hampions league, against the champions, no less, real madrid — cue a crackling atmosphere which celtic did their best to match. commentator: mcgregor! oh so close from callum mcgregor. but come the second half, real�*s class finally told. this is vinicius junior! that put them ahead and further goals from luka modric and eden hazard rounded off a 3—0 win. delight for them but defeat for celtic. manchester city, meanwhile, were away to sevilla, where their new goal—scoring machine was at it again. erling haaland scoring his 11th and 12th of the season, and it is barely september, remember, as city ultimately cruised to a 4—0 victory. it was a bad night for chelsea, though. wearing white, they were outpaced and outplayed by dinamo zagreb. mislav orsic giving the hosts a shock 1—0 win. early days, but for chelsea, early worries. andy swiss, bbc news. here, the england players will now return to their clubs for the start of the women's domestic season, which gets under way this weekend. th

andy swiss, bbc news. only needed a draw with slovenia to secure second place in their qualifying group, which keeps them in the hunt for a place at their first women's majorfinals. there was a crowd ofjust over 12,000 in to see it in cardiff — a record for a wales women's fixture. it's a real feeling to be out of here playing in front of all these fans. everyone came out tonight and they got us through. can't be more proud of the group. we've worked so hard to get to where we are today, and to do it in front of this crowd was an unbelievable achievement, and onto the next one. england's european champions celebrated their homecoming with a 10—0 win over luxembourg in their final world cup qualifier. this was the lionesses' first match on home soil since their euros win this summer, and they turned on the style in stoke, with georgia stanway scoring twice. they ended up with eight different goalscorers, and it rounds off a campaign where they've played ten, won ten, scored 80 goals and not conceded once. t

andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather.re cloudy, with outbreaks of rain developing. one area of cloud pushing up from the south, some shower clouds there. this stripe of cloud moving on from the west, something of a pincer movement, but at the weekend, we will have this big blow that will churn around to the west of us, throwing frontal systems in our direction. with it centred to the west, it will be western parts of the uk that see the lion's share of the uk that see the lion's share of the wet weather. this is the rain we expect to accumulate through the weekend. the dark blue and

andy swiss, bbc news.t women's majorfinals. there was a crowd ofjust over 12,000 in to see it in cardiff — a record for a wales women's fixture. it's a surreal feeling to be out of here playing in front of all these fans. everyone came out tonight and they got us through. can't be more proud of the group. it's what we deserve. we've worked so hard to get to where we are today, and to do it in front of this crowd was an unbelievable achievement. yeah, onto the next one. england's european champions celebrated their homecoming with a 10—0 win over luxembourg in their final world cup qualifier. this was the lionesses�* first match on home soil since their euros win this summer, and they turned on the style in stoke, with georgia stanway scoring twice. they ended up with eight different goalscorers, and it rounds off a campaign where they've played ten, won ten, scored 80 goals and not conceded once. they have still yet to lose under coach sarina wiegman. scotland have already qualified for the play—offs, but

andy swiss reports.diaz pulled one back, it was scant consolation. jurgen klopp's poor start to the season just got a whole lot works. after the french side had a man sent off, hospers grabbed their chance. —— a whole lot worse. as for rangers, after 12 years away, their return proved a painful one. mohammed goal, the highlighted of win after such a long wait. andy swiss, bbc news. chelsea are on the hunt for a new manager following the sacking of thomas tuchel after their champions league defeat last night to dinamo zagreb. earlier, our sports reporter alastair mcgowan explained brighton boss graham potter could be the man set to take charge. he would maybe fit that profile of managers that they're looking forward. but also the football that the club is looking for, very highly regarded in the likes of pep guardioa. potter has been tipped as a possible england manager. other names that have been mentioned, the former tottenham manager. he's been at paris saint—germain. there's a tottenham fan on the che

it's well-worn, it's old school- _ stay there, let's go to old trafford, where our correspondent andy swissndy, you already have one of the biggest deals in premier legaue history today? that's right, in terms of money, united _ that's right, in terms of money, united have had the biggest deal of this transfer window. the brazil wenger— this transfer window. the brazil wenger anthonyjoining for a fee of £82 million. that makes him the fourth _ £82 million. that makes him the fourth most expensive signing and premier_ fourth most expensive signing and premier league history, signing a deal untii— premier league history, signing a deal until 2027. what we know about antony? _ deal until 2027. what we know about antony? he's 22 years old, playing under_ antony? he's 22 years old, playing under erik— antony? he's 22 years old, playing under erikten antony? he's 22 years old, playing under erik ten hag where he scored 20 goals— under erik ten hag where he scored 20 goals in— under erik ten hag where he scored 20 goals in 82 appearances. he won an olympic— 20 goals in 82 appearances. he won an ol

andy swiss, bbc news.r what he called china's balanced position on the war. but president putin did acknowledge that beijing also has concerns about russia's invasion of ukraine. 0ur russia editor steve rosenburg is in moscow. how significant is president putin's admission? first of all, the meeting itself was significant. a chance for vladimir putin to show that despite western sanctions, despite western efforts to try to isolate his country over the invasion of ukraine that russia still has powerful friends. the invasion of ukraine that russia still has powerfulfriends. and the invasion of ukraine that russia still has powerful friends. and then that admission. yes, significant, unexpected i think. vladimir putin saying i understand china has questions and concerns about the situation in ukraine. suddenly the kremlin leader revealing to the world that china is anxious, china is worried about the russian offensive there. that is interesting, it is something we haven't heard from beijing publicly, so signs

here's our sports correspondent andy swiss.field, a chance to pay tribute. whistle. not everyone was silent. there were a few isolated shouts, but by the vast majority, it was impeccably observed. liverpool were up against ajax. after losing their opening champions league match, they knew they had to respond, and mo salah coolly put them ahead. but ajax hit back and in some style. mohammed kudus with one of the fiercest finishes you'll see. so could anyone grab a winner? well, in the 89th minute, guess what? joel matip with a header, but was it over the line? it's a goal! and with that, the celebrations could begin. by the finest of margins, a 2—1 victory for liverpool and one they sorely needed. in portugal, meanwhile, the players also paid tribute to the queen before tottenham's game against sporting lisbon. the hosts so nearly scored a first—half wonder goal. marcus edwards used to play for spurs, and after that run, they might wish he still did. but while hugo lloris kept him out, in the very last minute, he was finally bea

andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.w and spectacular lightning displays like these. some of the best lightning shots have been across parts of northern england in particular. we have seen a few storms elsewhere as well. we have seen so many of these downpours recently because of this low pressure that has been with us over recent days, bringing spiral bans of showers across the uk. clumps of storms flushing away across parts of south—east england and across parts of northern england as well. 0vernight tonight, much of the thunder and lightning will calm down the heavy showers to come, particularly across southern parts of eastern england and scotland and northern ireland as well. mist and fog patches, about ten to 15 degrees. tomorrow, it is going to be another unsettled day of sunshine and showers and the showers grow to become thundery and heavy as we go into the afternoon. for many, there will be several showers throughout the day. the only exception to that story, we could see a lengthy spell of heavy rain affecting

andy swiss looks back on an incredible career. he seemed one of sport's timeless talents. two decades in a fair few hairstyles, roger federer turned winning into a way of life. umpire: game, set| and match, federer. but one of the greatest players in history is finally hanging up his racket. since winning a record eighth wimbledon title in 2017, federer has struggled with a knee injury. he's not played competitively this year, posting footage of his rehabilitation online. hopes were raised by pictures of him back on court but he announced on social media that after one last event next week is retiring. his statistics are staggering. his wimbledon crown back in 2003, the first of some 20 grand slam titles, but it wasn'tjust what he did, but the way in which he did it. that style, that elegance, federer made the extraordinary look effortless. brilliance while it seemed barely breaking sweat. i think he was one of the most beautiful tennis players i've ever witnessed on a court in terms of how he played the sport, the fluidity, the grace, the balletic qualities and artistic q

andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. 26 celsius with sunshine for the tennis in new york. here at home, the weather is changing. in many parts of the uk, things have started to turn more cloudy, with outbreaks of rain developing. one area of cloud pushing up from the south, some shower clouds there. this stripe of cloud moving on from the west, something of a pincer movement, but at the weekend, we will have this big blow that will churn around to the west of us, throwing frontal systems in our direction. with it centred to the west, it will be western parts of the uk that see the lion's share of the uk that see the lion's share of the wet weather. this is the rain we expect to accumulate through the weekend. the dark blue and green colours for parts of northern ireland and south—west scotland indicate 50—100 millimetres of rain indicate 50—100 millimetres of rain in places, so that could cause some issues. certainly some heavy, thundery rain at times this weekend, always wettest in the west, often quite

our sports correspondent, andy swiss, has more.later admitted when he felt his age as america's frances tiafoe, 12 years his junior, seized the initiative. but remember, nadal has won more grand slam singles titles than any man in history and he briefly threatened and thrilling comeback. a 12 hour flashes of genius, there were not enough, as tiafoe completed the biggest win of his career. even tiafoe could scarcely believe it, nadal peter nad blast. he and his wife are expecting their first child and he later admitted he was not sure when he would return. i don't know. i sure when he would return. i don't knovv- i will _ sure when he would return. i don't knovv- i will try _ sure when he would return. i don't know. i will try to _ sure when he would return. i don't know. i will try to be _ sure when he would return. i don't know. i will try to be ready, - know. i will try to be ready, mentally, and ifeel like i will be ready to compete again. the mentally, and i feel like i will be ready to compete again. the most frustrated man _

andy swiss, bbc news. the vacancy. nowjust over a month after winning the women's euros — one of the key members of that squad has become the world's most expensive female footballer. midfielder keira walsh has joined barcelona in a record deal from manchester city — in a fee of around £400,000. that breaks the previous record for a female player set by chelsea, who paid more than 250,000 for pernille harder in 2020. it might be a chilly start for some golfers on the green at the pga championship this morning — and relationships might be a bit frosty off it too — as the tournament sees players competing from the controversial saudi—funded liv series. 0n the green, scotland's david drysdale has started very well — putting himself amongst the very early pacesetters. rory mcilroy — who has been highly critical of the golfers who have joined the liv series — is even par after the first three holes. there's been an absolute classic match at the us open — where spanish teenage sensation carlos alcaraz has reache

andy swiss, bbc news.crusted brooch designed by singaporean jeweller thomis kwan. it's said to have become one of her favourite brooches over the past decade. and she often pairs it with brightly coloured ensembles, like back in may, when she wore it with a yellow coat during the official opening of the elizabeth line at paddington station in london. that broach very much a staple in her choices of outfit. the designer of the brooch, thomis, whojoins us live from singapore. i understand that you didn't actually know the queen owned one of your brooches. can you tell us how you found out and what was your reaction when you did? singapore foreign affairs bought the brooch from us but didn't say for who. but they took about the queen wearing the brooch many times. i was very surprised and happy because i'd never expect the queen would have my brooch is one of her favourite. so queen would have my brooch is one of her favourite.— one of her favourite. so you didn't realise _ one of her favourite. so you didn't

he thanked his family and fans. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss has more.ennis but the greats of world sport. as he said in his statement, he is now 41 and has not played a competitive match since he was knocked out at the quarterfinals at wimbledon last summer, and it seems that the knee injury which has been plaguing him in recent years has finally got the better of him. but he is one of the most successful tennis players that the sport has ever seen. he won the men's singles at wimbledon eight times, more than any man in history, he was the king of centre court. he first won it back in 2003, the first of five in a row. he last won it in 2017, amidst hugely emotional scenes. he won 20 grand slams in total, and only rafa nadal and novak djokovic have more grand slam titles than that in the men's game. he was world number one for the best part of six years in his prime. but in recent seasons we have seen him struggling more comes just after the retirement of serena williams, so tennis is seeing the retirement of two of its greatest players in history in jus

andy swiss, bbc news.mprove but in this moment obviously everybody would be happy if we just could play similar stuff to what we used to play, let me say it like this. and tonight that was the, the least compact performance i saw for a long, long time. chelsea will continue their search for a new manager today with graham potter leading the race to replace thomas tuchel. the up and coming english manager is currently at brighton who sit fourth in the table, afterjust one defeat in their opening six matches. brighton have given potter permission to talk to chelsea about the vacancy. nowjust over a month after winning the women's euros, one of the key members of that squad has become the world's most expensive female footballer. midfielder keira walsh has joined barcelona in a record deal from manchester city in a fee of around £400,000. that breaks the previous record for a female player set by chelsea, who paid more than £250,000 for pernille harder in 2020. there might be a bit of tension at wentworth tod

andy swiss, bbc news.eets. that has come from the cop itself. that _ the streets. that has come from the cup itself, that is _ the streets. that has come from the cup itself, that is official _ cup itself, that is official guidance for the club for fans who were there to be very careful. it will be interesting to follow that story as it develops. let's move on to women's football. wales will be in the play—offs for next year's women's world cup in australia and new zealand. they secured second place in their qualifying group with a goalless draw against slovenia, as they chase theirfirst appearance at a women's major finals. more than 12,000 fans were in cardiff to see it, a record for a wales women's match. surreal, a surreal feeling to be out here playing in front of all these fans. everyone came out tonight and they were our 12th player and they got us through. and, yeah, can't be more proud of the group, it's what we deserve. we've worked so hard over the last 12 months to get to where we are today. an

more than 720 thousand dollars, the swiss financial company andy sues must pay the united states washingtonf violating the sanctions, allegedly a subsidiary of the french group. credit agricole conducted transactions in favor of seventeen counterparties, which are subject to restrictions. the total amount of transactions that as a result passed through the us financial system is estimated at more than a million dollars. in addition, the company helped them purchase us securities. at the end of the issue, let me remind you the exchange rates for today dollar 57 rub. 99 kop. euro 55 92 and that's all for now. it's always interesting how it all starts. now you will see everything manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. but it's best to check. the consul of japan in vladivostok, who was detained the day before for collecting secret information, will leave russia until september 28, this was reported in the japanese fireplace. high-ranking. here the diplomats were taken red- handed with the details of the scandal from maxim bardakov. in the footage, the diplomat motoki tatsuru is

our sports correspondent andy swiss has more.irement of two of its greatest players in history and just a matter of weeks. as you would expect, that has been lots of reaction to federal�*s retirement from the world of tennis. wimbledon said, it has been a privilege to witness yourjourney and see you become a champion in every sense of word. billiejean king said that his memories will live on and on, and rafa nadal said it has been a pleasure and honour and privilege to share all these years with you. annabel croft has more. ., , . years with you. annabel croft has more. . , . . «i more. certainly when i reflect back on his career. _ more. certainly when i reflect back on his career, he _ more. certainly when i reflect back on his career, he was _ more. certainly when i reflect back on his career, he was one - more. certainly when i reflect back on his career, he was one of i more. certainly when i reflect back on his career, he was one of the i on his career, he was one of the most _ on his career, he was one of the most beautifu

a 41 year old swiss great will play competitively for the last time at this week's labor comp, turning out for team europe, alongside raphael, nadal, andy murray and joker, which the 3 biggest rivals of his glittering, 24 year career. federer has struggled with injuries of late. this is going to be, he's lost in blossom and she's very well this weekend so that, that makes these occasion even greater because he's one of the greatest hospital ever to play sports, any sports in the school to larry t live on and off the court just speaks for itself, so sure, we're going to have a blast. this region. when a compliment after delivering dazzling images of distant galaxies, the james web space telescope has turned its gaze on our solar system. these images of neptune are the 1st it has captured. they offer an unprecedented view of the planet in for red light, including some of the sharpest views of the planets, rings. in decades. the last time scientists had such a clear picture of neptune was in 1989 when na says voyager to craft flo back and you're up to date, at least from my side ra watts has more after a short break on the latest from the

the 41 year old swiss great will play competitively for the last time at this week's lover comp, turning out for team europe alongside roughly on the dull andy murray and joker bitch, the 3 biggest rivals of the glittering, 24 year career. federer has struggled with injuries of late this is going to be his last into loss match his farewell this weekend so that, that makes this occasion even even greater. because, you know, he's one of the greatest athletes ever to play. why now sports and his boards and he spoke to larry t on and off the court to speak for itself. so i'm sure we're going to have a blast this weekend. after delivering dazzling images of distant galaxies, the james web space telescope has turned its powerful gaze on our own solar system . these images of neptune are the 1st is captured. they offer an unprecedented view of the planet in infrared light, including some of the sharpest views of the planets, rings in decades. the last time science has had such a clear picture of neptune was in 1989 when masses voyager to craft flew by and you're up to date, rob watts is back after the break with all your business headlines. and rem

the 41-year-old swiss great will play competitively for the last time at this week's labor cup, turning out 14 europe alongside rafael nadal, andyurray, and djokovic. the three biggest rivals of his glittering 24 year career. he has struggled with injuries as of late. >> this is going to be his last match, his farewell this weekend, so that makes this occasion even greater because he is one of the greatest athletes ever to play sports, any sport, and his popularity on and off the court speaks for itself. i'm sure we are going to have a blast this weekend. nicole: after delivering dazzling images, like this one, distant galaxies, the james webb's -- james webb space telescope has turned its powerful gaze on our solar system. these images of neptune are the first it has captured. they offer an unprecedented view of the planet and infrared light, including the sharpest use of the planet rings in decades. the last time they had clear picture of neptune was in 1989, when nasa's voyager ii craft flew by. here is a quick reminder of the top story we are following for you. do you and secretary-general -- the un secretary-general describ