in her second round match at the cincinnati open despite having won the first set against china's zhenge iga swiatek in the last 16 after the pole crushed american danielle collins winning 6—1, 6—0 over last year's australian open 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

and iga swiatek takes on kin—wen zheng later in cincinnati. takes on kin—wen zheng later in cincinnati. she got the better of american qualifier danielle collins to make the third round, winning straight sets. the world number 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 unde

eric zheng is the president of the american chamber of commerce in shanghai. he'll be meeting secretary raimondo during her visit. certainly, i think the us—china bilateral relationship is probably the number one concern for us companies operating in china right now. a lot of uncertainties. so we are very happy that secretary raimondo is visiting china as we speak. what issues will you be asking to raise when you meet her, especially given when she says she won't be pulling her punches, but she intends to be practical? certainly, i think us—china are the two largest economies in the world and the two countries need to figure out a way to work together on mutually beneficial opportunities. we still believe that china is a very strategic market for us companies and many of our companies are here for the long—term and they try to find a way to grow here. at the same time, the two countries are dealing with issues as well and i think certainly the us side has recently issued an executive order on export controls on a few sectors such as semiconductors and ai and q

cincinnati open, world number one iga swiatek had to battle back from a set down to defeat china's zhenge quarterfinals. the pole who only lost a single game in the previous round victory started in a predominantly white outfit that saw her beaten 6—3 in the opener. she changed into a black outfit after this and proceeded to take the next two sets 6—1, 6—1, setting up a last eight match up with world number ten marketa vondrosouva of the czech republic. in the men's draw germany's alexander zverev moved into the quarterfinals after beating daniil medvedev in windy conditions, earning his first win over a top ten player this year. zverev will next meet adrian mannarino for a place in the semifinals. russian and belarusian track and field athletes are unlikely to be able to compete at the 2024 olympics, says world athletics president lord coe. world athletics has banned competitors from the two countries from its events, including under a neutralflag, because of russia's invasion of ukraine. the international olympics committee has said athletes should be able to compete as neutrals. coe m

she will play china's qin—wen zheng or belarus' aliaksandra sasnovich in the second round hoping to win wta tour for the first time since 2019. that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome back. you're watching bbc news. more now on the breaking news this hour about another apparent data breach. norfolk and suffolk police say that the personal information of 1230 people, including victims of crime and witnesses, was included in a freedom of information response issued by the forces. but more on this as our correspondent mark labelle, whojoins this as our correspondent mark labelle, who joins us from the newsroom. talk me through exactly what has been released here. figs newsroom. talk me through exactly what has been released here. as you sa , what has been released here. as you say. another — what has been released here. as you say. another day. — what has been released here. as you say, another day, and _ what has been released here. as you say, another day, and data _ what has been released here. as you say, another day, and data release. | say, another day, and data release. this

it is covid, it is hong kong, it is a sense that cheating being's very assertive -- jie zheng pings assertives not the china of 2010 or was encouraged by the international community to open up. enjoy the world. christian: we used to believe that bigger market would liberalize the politics in china. as you say, the reverse has happened. now, the investors are walking away. do you think this recent offensive is down to the down term in the chinese economy? >> i do. i think that is quite -- that is fairly evident. i think they are in a dilemma. this is a structural downturn. it is not something that is going to be easily fixed. although china has been trying to build its domestic consumption to become less dependent on exports, it is met with limited success in those endeavors. the people in china are keeping their money in their pockets or all in the bank. they are too uncertain to go out and spend large. a lot of young people who might be up for war spending are unemployed. there is a bit of a fix there. foreign investment and foreign interests, are very much being encouraged by china. at the

- and iga swiatek takes on kinwen zheng later in cincinnati.aight sets. the world number 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. 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

this is the moment he was greeted by vice president han zheng — the body language seemed to be warm enoughnage and the war in ukraine. mr han spoke of promoting what he described as the "healthy and stable development of bilateral relations" through what he said would be "mutual respect and pragmatic co—operation." so what's likely to have been on the agenda for the meeting? the uk is unhappy over china's growing military support of russia in its war in ukraine. london has also voiced concerns about china's crackdown in hong kong and its ongoing treatment of the uyghurs. and then there are accusations that china is spying on the west — something beijing strongly denies. our correspondent in beijing, steve mcdonell, sat down to speak to mr cleverly after he met mr han — here's what he had to say. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly potent trading partner in countries all over the world have very high volumes of trade with china. the report that you quote has been drafted over quite an extended period of times. and since it was written, but before it was published, the uk pu

during the trip, he met china's vice—president, han zheng, and the foreign minister, wang yi.es like former party leader sir iain duncan smith said it was weak. mr cleverly said he is "clear—eyed" about the uk's disagreements with beijing, but he insists it would be a mistake to try to isolate the world's second—largest economy. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly important trading partner and countries all over the world have very, very high volumes of trade with china. we have got to make it clear to the chinese government that it is in their interests to have a reputation of acting on a level playing field about good business practices, about not trying to manipulate their economic relationships because their economy, and we've seen some headline figures, which demonstrates that the chinese economy is not growing at the rate it has done previously, and not growing at the rate i think the chinese government would wish, and if they want to do something about that, that has got to be done through international trade, and to be really successful in internationa

he met the chinese vice president han zheng and foreign minister wang yi on a 24—hour foreign ministerr—hourvisit foreign minister wang yi on a 24—hour visit which has drawn criticism in the uk. some senior conservatives that it showed weakness and links the uk government? china policy to of appeasement. mr clovelly says trying to isolate china would be a mistake. our beijing corrsepondent, steve mcdonnell, has been speaking to him. this is the first chance a foreign secretary has had to visit china for about five years. a lot has happened in the world. one of the things that has really struck me over the last few years is that where you lose that face to face interaction, the regular communications, there are more opportunities for perhaps misinterpretations, mistrust, errors. and so part of this trip is about making sure we reestablish those lines of communications. now, there are those in your own party who don't want you to be here at all. they say you're sort of essentially assisting a government that's guilty of serious human rights abuses. but, i mean, can you point to any break

this is the moment he was greeted by vice president han zheng — the body language seemed to be warm enoughraine. police in canada have brought an additional 12 charges against a man accused of supplying a poisonous chemical to people who died by suicide. 57—year—old kenneth law had already been charged in may with two counts of counselling or aiding suicide in canada. ajudge in the us has rejected a bid by burger king to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it cheated hungry customers by making its whopper sandwich appear larger than it actually is. burger king was accused of portraying burgers with ingredients that "overflow over the bun," making itappear the burgers are 35% larger. you're live with bbc news. the fallout from monday's air traffic failiure in the uk is still being felt, with thousands of air passengers stranded overseas or stuck in airports here in britain. many passengers are experiencing flight cancellations and are paying huge bills for extended hotel stays, rescheduled flights and food. the flight disruption has been caused by a data processing glitch that meant that air traffic

this is the moment he was greeted by vice president han zheng — the body language seemed to be warm enoughions between the uk and china over human rights, espionage and the war in ukraine. mr han spoke of promoting what he described as the "healthy and stable development of bilateral relations" — through what he said would be "mutual respect and pragmatic co—operation". so what's likely to have been discussed in the meeting? the uk is unhappy over china's growing military support of russia in its war in ukraine. london has also voiced concerns about china's crackdown in hong kong and its treatment of the uyghurs. and then there are accusations that china is spying on the west — something beijing strongly denies. mr cleverly�*s visit comes as the parliament's intelligence and security committee warned that china is involved in every sector of the british economy. live now to alicia kearns, conservative mp and chair of the commons foreign select committee. good to talk to you. should mr cleverley be in china? i good to talk to you. should mr cleverley be in china? i believe it is really impo

this morning he met china's vice—president, han zheng, and the foreign minister, wang yi.ith, said it was weak and has compared the current approach to the appeasement of nazi germany in the 1930s. mr cleverly said he is "clear—eyed" about the uk's disagreements with beijing but he insists it would be a mistake to try to isolate the world's second—largest economy. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly important trading partner and countries all over the world have very, very high volumes of trade with china. we have got to make it clear to the chinese government that it is in their interests to have a reputation of acting on a level playing field, about good business practices, about not trying to manipulate their economic relationships, because their economy... and we've seen some headline figures which demonstrates that the chinese economy is not growing at the rate it has done previously and not growing at the rate i think the chinese government would wish. and if they want to do something about that, that is going to be done through international trade.

fascinating to get into the innerworkings of what makes an up round and congratulations on apollo.io, tim zheng hummer. we just finished with ed and let's bring a back to nvidia, shares at more than 4% and alphabet sting higher, we got news they will be deepening some of their relationship on google cloud with nvidia expanding their partnership to advanced ai computing. so really starting to see the overall building blocks coming into the cloud offering. let's talk about other partnerships, walmart for example taking to the skies by teaming up with wing or drone deliveries more generally. wing is part of our -- ceo shannon nash will be joining us. as uber technology. -- this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ed: walmart is planning its longest distance drone deliveries yet by teaming up without the bet's wing unit at two dallas area stores. the drones will be able to drop off food and household essentials as far as six miles from the stores. let's bring in wings c

we sued the zheng family and they did it on contingency that hopes something would come of it and using a model. we hope to first of all shine a light on the problem and secondly we would like to get ahold of that money and use it against these cartels and this blight that is attacking the united states at this time. shut off the supply of this material. it's why we're pushing for fentanyl to be named a weapon of mass destruction and we have the backing of a congressman who introduced a bill in congress asking for it to be a weapons of mass destruction. it would give us the tools to shut off the supply of this material before it gets here. >> bret: i've talked to a number of lawmakers, bipartisan both sides of the aisle really concerned about this. thank you for turning your grief into action. and thanks for being with us today. >> thank you for having me on. >> president biden: thank you, thank you, thank you, south carolina. >> dana: you remember that? the new polling showing problems for president biden now. why voters who put him over the top three years ago may pull the lever for s

trip , mr cleverly >> during the trip, mr cleverly held face to face talks with vice president han zhengernight. mr cleverly also said it's important to maintain regular dialogue as we seek to influence the country . seek to influence the country. the trip has been met with criticism from some tory mps who want a tougher stance against beijing . nottinghamshire police beijing. nottinghamshire police will fly flags at half mast today to honour an officer who died trying to save a man's life . sergeant graham saville was hit by a train in balderton on the 24th of august as he attempted to save a 29 year old who was in distress. a man sustained non—life threatening injuries and remains in hospital . tributes have been made by senior officers, along with the prime minister , who said it was prime minister, who said it was a terrible reminder of the work the police do. every day to keep us safe . more zombie style us safe. more zombie style knives and machetes with no practical use could be banned under new government plans , under new government plans, according to the home office. work is u

is currently in second round action at the cincinatti open having won the first set against china's zhengsunflower fields in norfolk and a lot more sunshine, pleasantly warm in all of that with just a light breeze in pembrokeshire in wales. now it will 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

china in five years, as during that trip, mr cleverly held to face face talks with vice president han zhengd told broadcasters the uk is clear eyed that china will not change overnight . mr cleverly also said overnight. mr cleverly also said it's important to maintain regular dialogue as we seek to influence the country. the trip has been met with criticism from some tory mps who want a tougher stance on beijing. former tory party leader sir iain duncan smith told us the government needs to decide what it wants from china . from china. >> so this is the real problem . >> so this is the real problem. what are we going over for.7 is it more business or is it more trade with them .7 or is it to trade with them? or is it to tell them that unless they get their act together and stop abusing people using slave labour? et cetera, then we won't trade with them. but we're not doing any of that . doing any of that. >> florida's governor is urging people to get out now as hurricane idalia nears landfall , threatening to directly hit the state's big bend region . the state's big bend region. these pict