zheng will now face world number one iga swiatek in the last 16 after the pole crushed american danielle collinsen runner up injust 59 minutes. what was supposed to be an amicable joint practice session ahead of the new nfl season turned sour between the baltimore ravens and the washington commanders. ravens wide receiver tylan wallace took a pass while under pressure from cornerback emmanuel forbes, who continued to try and retrieve the ball despite wallace coming to a halt. it sparked a 30—man brawl with body slams and punches thrown, not quite what the coaches had in mind as they prepare for the new campaign. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we've seen a change in the weather over the last couple of days, a change to something drier, brighter and warmer. and we're going to stick with warm and indeed quite humid conditions over the next couple of days. but on friday, it will turn windy, and some heavy thundery rain will arrive. thursday, though,

what danielle collins, this candle, don't want people not. what fed up with a to just that decision to have a chance for my to, to just to simple got and see in the, into them which of the dollar in the bus get of multiple gutters. that decision is on the bottle because to fix the corner me, you don't start with the corner a method use that would be positive because in this country it is the politics to pete. and once we fix that, it means we have set the right direction in the light signal. what do we thought, dissolving, delete that should question. in this gun, we're going to have another fact is if you go to tumble and difficult, it means that most motivations police must be advancing the pick you the interest of our body politic. so we have met enough emission s as in bucklin, a lead that she that is income in government that oh i engagement with the different plans in the world is going to be best on a win win situation. that advance is all interest 1st. but also just going to be pushing the issue of peace because we believe that anythi

she got the better of american qualifier danielle collins to make the third round, winning straight sets one, who'll be defending her us open title at flushing meadows later this month, won with relative ease — 6—1, 6—0. taking the victory in less than an hour. england's owen farrell could still miss the start of the rugby world cup next month — after world rugby announced an appeal against the decision to overturn the red card he received against wales this weekend. the england captain's yellow was upgraded to red, after a high tackle — but a discplinary panel reviewing the incident this week found mitigating factors. saul �*canelo�* alvarez will defend his undisputed super middleweight title againstjermell charlo next month. victory would make charlo, only the second man in the four—belt era to reign supreme in two weight classes, with the american moving up two weight divisions to take on canelo, who's form has been under scrutiny in recent fights. i understand what the people say and i understand what the people say and i agree. i did i understand what the people say and iagree. i di

sets to the american sloan stevens svitolina lost to other representatives of the united states danielle collins in two sets elina lost her chances for further performances in the tournament 2:62:6 tsurenko withdrew from the competition due to injury elbow a kostyuk suffered a fiasco in the confrontation with the chinese tsingzhen montreal, one of the final wta tournaments, the penultimate grand slam of the us open season, and yes, i went to the quarterfinals of the tournament in poland in the second in the round, the ukrainian beat emelyana arango from colombia, the meeting lasted 1 hour and 15 minutes for yastremsky to win, two sets, six , three, six, two were enough during the match, dayana made one ae and three braces , making two double mistakes, emergency replacement of the opponent, the ex- world heavyweight boxing champion on august 12, anthony joshua will box against finn robert helenius and not against his compatriot , the british dillian white, as planned. the thing is that on august 5, white failed a doping test, showing unfavorable analytical results among the new potential opponent

she got the better of american qualifier danielle collins to make the third round, winning in straightmonth, won with relative ease — 6—1, 6—0, taking the victory in less than an hour. seventh—seeded coco gauff cruised past mayar sherif winning 6—2, 6—2 to reach the third round at the wta 1000 event in cincinnati for the first time. the american's won 7 of her last 8 since wimbledon, with all seven of those wins coming in straight sets. and that's all the sport for now. get all the latest on the website. we will see you soon. hello and welcome back. here, it's a—level results day — the moment thousands of teenagers in england, wales and northern ireland find out the results of their examinations. students' results will determine whether they'll go to university, or an apprenticeship — or training course. this year the percetage of students getting the top a and a* grades is down — after a rise following the covid pandemic. earlier we heard from education sectretary gillian keegan who explained how this year's a—levels have been graded fairly, despite students having missed out on takin

cruised through to the third round of the cincinatti open after a crushing 6—1, 6—0 win over danielle collinsear's australian open runner up injust 59 minutes. while in the men's draw former champion daniil medvedev is through to the round of 16 after he beat italy's lorenzo musetti 6—3 6—2. medvedev also knocked musetti out of last week's canadian open and he'll now face germany's alexander zverev for place in the quarterfinals. what was supposed to be an amicable joint practice session ahead of the new nfl season turned sour between the baltimore ravens and the washington commanders. ravens wide receiver tylan wallace took a pass while under pressure from cornerback emmanuel forbes, who continued to try and retrieve the ball despite wallace coming to a halt. it sparked a 30 man brawl with body slams and punches thrown, not quite what the coaches had in mind as they prepare for the new campaign. sylvia still lead manchester city 1-0 sylvia still lead manchester city 1—0 in that you refer super cup. all updates on the bbc sports website, i will be back later. let's get some more now on that b

face world number one iga swiatek in the last 16 after the pole crushed another american in danielle collinsl turn warmer across the board as we head through the rest of the week, some more sunny spells. it will start to feel more humid, particularly by night, but it won't be completely dry. it will turn wet and windy through the day on friday. more on that in just a moment. but overnight tonight then, it's relatively mild out there. some long, clear spells will see some areas of mist and low clouds developing, particularly for central and eastern areas of england. where we see that mist and low cloud, it will lift and clear readily through the morning, burnt back by wall of the sunshine. and we're drawing in more of a south—easterly wind through the day on thursday. that's going to drag in this warmer, muggy feeling air from the near continent. so temperatures will rise across the board up to the low to the mid 20s in celsius. we may even see the day's highest temperatures out towards western areas of wales. few showers out towards the west, generally dry, cooler towards north sea facing co

the round of 16 and the women's tournaments. industrial tech breezed into the last 16 against danielle collins. the polish well, number one, it took less than an hour to see all the american qualify and opening match. she on take drops just one game. it has straight sets, victory, show face sion when jones. in this 3rd rounds, this head seat on last week's champion of the canadian opened just a cup. a good list of all i have to sketch, reach the 3rd round, the american foot back from the set down to be a police. martina tried to send the woke up finally. spain have held the 1st training session and sydney ahead of the title was assigned to on sunday. they beat sweet and in the semi finals in oakland earlier in the week to become placed in the final against european champions, england. and it will be a re match of last year's women's euros course of finals, which ended one of the extra time. and now the world cup relate to news. the coach of the us team has reported the quick officer at west results at a women's wilcox. the americans with a defending champions, but when knocked out on penalties

so the last 16 against danielle collins, the published will number one took less than an hour to see what the american qualify in the opening match should be on sex dropped just one game in her straits . it's victory. she will face chin when jane in the 3rd round, the 3rd seat and last week's champion at the canadian opening montreal. jessica peculiar survived the scale to reach the 3rd round, the american sacrament. sit down to beat into these multi nets service on it's no problem useful domains. 3rd, see the new method today is the russian drop. just 5 games in a straight fits when it's an easy lorenzo. most city to reach the last 16 you will face alex on the videos. and that's all the supposed to be useful today. sammy, thank so much. and that brings us to the end with this view file both for them now the show coming up. so stay with us the, the chill co region as part of south america is the toughest. we for the 2 men who seem to thrive on his challenge, a veteran truck drivers on says every quarter, whatever the web to provide for his growing time. and the cowboy who enjoys his

round of 16 and the women's tournament, you got shrunk, tech breezed into the last 16 against danielle collins. publish well, number one took less than an hour to see of the american qualify and opening match screen take drop just one game. it has straight set suite tree chauffeur's chin. when john in the 3rd rounds, the 3rd seed on last week's champion of the canadian opened a jessica group, survived the sky to reach the 3rd round, the american full back from a set down to beat its leaves. martina travis on a l . sturdy, a will play sweet and on saturday in the 3rd place, playoff of the fif women's woke up. so matilda is impressive. run in the tournament has won over a new fund based, uninspired, and new generation. a football players. alex thomas reports from sydney. as the sun stops, the set on this woke up. everyone in women's football is digesting where the game goes from here. following australia is inspiring run to the semi finals. the goal is that this training session and sydney still idolizing them until it is despite the feat to england, even the ones who were at the game. it was re

sonali: joining us now is michael collins and danielle polly.hank you for joining us on a pivotal day. you are seeing the front end of the curve up about 505 on the two-year. when you think about what was said in jackson hole, does it change anything about the way you are thinking about putting money in the bond market? >> yeah, the markets reaction has been pretty muted. if anything, the markets continue to shift toward the view that the fund rate, whether it goes up anymore from here or not, it's how long it will remain with a five handle and the markets are shifting the intermediate part of the curve closer and closer to that fund rate. that's been our view that the front and was too inverted so the market is starting to pop price and a higher fund rate for longer and that's a possible scenario. sonali: he did hint at the uncertainty around our star but not to the degree the market wanted. when you thing about longer rate inflation, do you think there needs to be movement on that front? >> i wasn't surprised either by his comments. it confirm

you told kaitlan collins you're going to be pursuing daniels in the coming months. what action do you plan on taking and do you think your clients are going to see money from rudy giuliani? because he seems to be claiming that he's basically poor. >> yeah, i mean, we'll follow the trail to the end of the earth to get some accountability for our clients here, and i'm confident that we will see money after we obtain a damages award. where we are in the case now, there's been a finding of liability and the judge has set -- has asked for the parties to set a trial date for damages sometime between november and february. and that is the point at which we'll be able to quantify the harm financially that has -- that our clients have suffered. and then of course we'll have to go out and try to enforce that. and it's not uncommon for many defendants out in the world to claim that they can't satisfy judgments that people received. we saw alex jones try to do this with the sandy hook families. we would expect that mr. giuliani will probably attempt to do the same thing. but we

collins was a physician. he is also unionist. why was this an important case for them to help preserve the union? why did it ultimately involve daniel webster and the president of the united states? >> i do think you do have to kinda read the story. there are so many plot twists that are beyond believing. but he becomes a bit of a cat and mouse game. they stand up and a lot of people stand up with them. then they died down. they are zooming back and forth to different hiding places. and then the macon jailer and his partner are trying to chase them. meanwhile, they are getting harassed. one of the techniques the crafts -- they try to keep these guys busy. they get charged for smoking in the street or carrying a gun. where ridiculous things like running the toll. it is all of these crazy things going back and forth and then such level of frustration and building up and the stakes are so high that collins turns to the present and extreme frustration as as you gotta do something about this. >> what was your assessment as a historian? of daniel webster's role in all of this? >> daniel webster is really interesting character, one of the

stakes are so high that collins in extreme frustration turns to the president himself and says you have to do something. susan: what was your assessment as a historian and writer of daniel webster's role in all of this? ilyon woo: daniel webster is an interesting character. one of the ones i can't say i enjoyed getting to know in this process, he is a difficult person to know. but he's somebody who is known for his powerful and stirring beautiful words about liberty. he was a leader through so many different kinds of compromises in our nation. he was able to work across party lines, but in the end he was secretary of state. he is in the senate, he does not actually get to vote for the fugitive slave act, but he does speak for it. he becomes the voice of the north that changes the tide and as one historian has put it when it daniel webster gets up to say that the north has to support the south on the fugitive slave act and the compromise must be passed, that is the point in which civil war is averted for the time being. so this is a man who embodies so many different contradictions personally as well and i go into that in the book. there's actually scandalous things that

resident fact checker daniel dale goes through the 45-page indictment tonight to break down every one of the election lies laid out in it. former attorney general bill barr tells kaitlan collins tonight that trump knew he lost the election. >> at first, i wasn't sure. i have come to believe that he knew well he lost the election, and what i think is important is the government assumed the burden of proving that. the government, and they're tightening, takes the position that he had actual knowledge he lost the election, and the election wasn't stolen through fraud. they're going to have to prove that beyond reasonable doubt. >> which is a high bar, of course. >> a high bar. that leads me to believe that we are seeing the tip of the iceberg on this. >> do you think jackson of has more? >> yes. i would believe he has a lot more. >> okay, let's bring in michael cohen, donald trump's former fixer, and attory. he is now a principle of crisis x. he is the host of the mea culpa, and political beatdown podcast, and the author of the new york times bestseller revenge how donald trump weaponized the u.s. department of justice against his critics. >> great to have you tonight. >> good t

resident fact checker daniel dale goes through the 45-page indictment tonight to break down every one of the election lies laid out in it. former attorney general bill barr tells kaitlan collinsn. >> at first, i wasn't sure. i have come to believe that he knew well he lost the election, and what i think is important is the government assumed the burden of proving that. the government, and they're tightening, takes the position that he had actual knowledge