adam wild, to the season, arsenal are finding theirfeet. adam wild, bbc news.eason since 1998. the scottish champions lost 2—1 in injury time at kilmarnock. stuart findlay scored the winner at rugby park to see killie climb to fifth above celtic on goal difference. they are six points behind leaders hearts. rangers are second after beating stjohnstone 5—1. england's netballers have finished second in the quad series after beating south africa. the roses came from behind in the final minutes of the game to win 45—112 in melbourne. they were runners—up to australia, equalling their best finish in the tournament. don't forget, there's much more on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. tiger woods has the lead at the tour championship, looking for his first tournament win in five years. 0lly, many thanks for that. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10:15 tonight. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. motor racing is one of the few sporting activities in which men and women compete on an equal footing

adam wilde, bbc news.close of play on day three. adil rashid falling at the last ball of the day. sam curran and stuart broad will resume in the morning with england 260—8. well, there was quite a performance in monza today, as kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest, as they locked out the front row with championship leader lewis hamilton starting from third. jennie gow is in monza for us. italy the heartland of ferrari, to see their pants —— fans poured to the track in the morning. were they disappointed? not at all. a ferrari front row lock—out, and in some style, and the parent reports. some might struggle to remember ferrari claiming polls in their home race. fresh from winning and elgin last weekend, sebastian vettel looks confident and ending it. most were expecting huge —— lewis hamilton to provide the main challenge to stopping him. but it took to britain unti

adam wild, bbc news.ng weekend of rugby union's premiership. he set up his side's second try, as they beat northampton 27—16. exeter, beaten finalists last season, trounced leicester 40—6. while in the pro 14, glasgow warriors made a winning start in a match settled by this drop kick from stuart hogg, as they edged out connacht 27 points to 26, who could have won it had their last second penalty not hit the post. and kimi raikonnen produced the fastest lap in formula one history, as ferrari completed a one—two in qualifying to start from the front at tomorrow's italian grand prix championship. leader lewis hamilton is third on the grid, after being pipped by vettel, and then raikonnen, who produced a record—breaking time on the last lap of the session, much to the delight of the ferrari fans, ahead of their home grand prix. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the us open tennis. with a win for roger federer. thank you so much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the

adam wild watched both games.this season they and west ham could scarcely feel further apart. there's been precious little to cheer at the london stadium of late. still, west ham fans are not without hope. michail antonio almost offering them some reward. chelsea, by contrast, have had a perfect start of the season, was incredibly denied here by the face of fabianski you. having saved the game with one head they should have won it with another. andriy yarmolenko with a glaring miss, these london rivals won't be separated. just down the road there we re separated. just down the road there were goals but against everton, arsenal were made to wait. when it came it was worth it. alexandre la cazette's came it was worth it. alexandre lacazette's finish was quite brilliant and having found one, arsenal's second follows within moments. the ball eventually finding its way to pierre—emerick aubameyang and, after a difficult start the season are finding their feet. adam wild, bbc news. celtic have made their worst start to

adam wilde, bbc news.of today's premier league matches follow the news, and the premiership if you are in scotland, but if you want the results now then here they come... chelsea have dropped points for the first time this season. they were at west ham looking to make it six wins out of six but it was goaless at the london stadium. elsewhere arsenal beat everton 2—nil. celtic have made their worst start to a league seaon since 1998. they are 6th in the table after losing 2—1 in injury time at kilmarnock. rangers beat st johnstone 5—1 and are second. anthonyjoshua is potentially one more victory away from becoming the first undisputed world heavyweight champion in almost 20 years. he maintained his unbeaten record by stopping his russian opponent alexander povetkin in the seventh round at wembley stadium. here's our sports correspondent david ornstein. the smile that's becoming the symbol of his unstoppable success. anthonyjoshua carries the belts and the burden of his sport, but with each bout, he gets eve

adam wild watched both games.his season they and west ham could scarcely feel further apart. there's been precious little to cheer at the london stadium of light, but still west ham fans aren't without hope. antonio almost offering them some reward. chelsea by contrast have had a perfect start to the season, but incredibly denied by the face of fabianski. having saved the game with one head, they should have won it with another. jana lane cove with a glaring miss. these london rivals won't be separated. down the road there were goals, but against everton arsenal were made to wait. when it came it was worth it. lacquer zep's finish was brilliant. having found one, the second followed within moments. eventually getting to aubameyang. after a difficult start to the season, arsenal are finding their feet. adam wild, bbc news. celtic have made their worst start to a premiership season since 1998. the scottish champions lost 2—1 in injury time at kilmarnock. stuart findlay scored the winner at rugby park to see killie c

adam wilde, bbc news, southampton. such a pivotal day ahead.turning to the sport after taking time out to have her daughter, last september. the new rugby union season‘s underway and newly promoted bristol will be delighted with their start. they took on local rivals bath in their first game back in the premiership and this late try from ala pati leiuai, ensured they started with a 17—10 win. you can see how that went down at ashton gate. there were also wins for leinster and ospreys in the pro 1a. wigan denied local rivals st helens, the chance to secure the league leaders‘ shield, with a 30—10 win in super league. victory for table—topping saints, would have secured the league title with four games to spare, but the warriors ran in six tries to lead throughout, and secure their place in the semi—finals. elsehwere wakefield trinity beat huddersfield giants. stand—by for a big crash in formula 1. this is sauber‘s magnus ericsson, in second practice for the italian grand prix. thankfully, the swede walked away unharmed. sebastian vettel led a on

adam wilde, bbc newslj retirement makes that even clearer. adam wilde, bbc news. full contact sport or i have to move people around or anything in that regard will stop i am 42 with a fuse lower spine, that is not going to happen. but in this board, it can. —— but in the sport, it can. the ryder cup begins at the end of this week. let's hear more on that. we know that tiger woods is going to be top of the agenda. there isa going to be top of the agenda. there is a massive sense of anticipation about this ryder cup. officially, this will be the first—ever ryder cup in which each of the top ten players in the world will be competing. they are either american or european, two very strong teams, and of course, tiger woods playing his first ryder cup since 2012 really add substantial x factor. well, it's early stages in the scottish premiership but the signs are that we could be in for the most open race for the title in years. that's because celtic suffered defeat for the second time in their opening six games. they conceded in the last minute to lose 2—1 at kilmarnoc

adam wild reports from southampton.ing struggled with the bat, now the bowlers' turn to try to reverse fortunes. stuart broad has so often saved his side before. here he got things started. but this would take patience, india fighting to stay in this series. sam curran got the biggest breakthrough of all, virat kohli. things were beginning to turn in england's favour. moeen ali could sense it. two more wickets in two balls for him. the first to dismiss ashwin, and then shami. his fifth topped off a brilliant day for the man recalled to the side. sharma caught by cook, just. and while pujara couldn't be stopped, his 80th century, the rescue was complete. —— he made his century. india's first innings lead a mere 27 runs. england's openers surviving a nervous last few moments. so, england's batsmen will return on six without loss. the big question now is whether they can do what they couldn't do in the first innings, and build a platform on which england can actually win this game? if they do, they will win the series. eng

adam wild reports. for some, the start of september marks the end of summer. not have felt like that but for this england side this season could be about to change. alastair cook's batting once run like clockwork. of late it appears only in glimpses. if you're not paying attention, you may miss it. his early dismissal has become all too regular and here he was the first to fall. a change in approach, moeen ali promoted up the order, a surprise appearance, just a cameo. others fared better. keaton jennings's play has been questioned and he offered enough to keep the spirits up. with lunch looming, concentration wavered, jennings was allied with the last ball before the break. if the promised time to regroup, england were immediately forced to rethink. this was the first ball of the afternoon. jonny ba i rstow first ball of the afternoon. jonny bairstow spectacularly dismissed. the last thing england could afford was another collapse. ben stokes survive this one but onlyjust. what the parent needed was discipline and when it mattered most, that deserted them. a

adam wild reports from southampton. 0n the south coast, england knew they had a rescue job to do, having to stay in this series. sam curran got the biggest breakthrough of all, virat kohli. things were beginning to turn in england's favour. moeen ali could sense it. two more wickets in two balls for him. the first to dismiss i balls for him. the first to dismiss ——, and then shami. —— dismiss ashwin. sharma caught by cook, just. and while pujara couldn't be stopped, his 80th century, the rescue was complete. india's first innings lead a mere 27 runs. england's openers surviving a nervous last few moments. so, england's axeman will return on six without loss. the big question now is whether they can do what they couldn't do in the first innings, and build a platform on which england can actually win this game? and if they do, they will win the series. to the us open, and serena won the battle of the williams sisters to progress through to fourth round. the 23—time grand slam champion beat sister venus in straight sets, and said it was the best she'd played since returning to the sport aft

adam wilde, bbc news.the title in years. that's because celtic suffered defeat for the second time in their opening six games. they conceded in the last minute to lose 2—1 at kilmarnock, and are six points off hearts, who are top. it's celtic‘s worst start to a season in 20 years. should celtic fans be alarmed about the way the results are going? yeah, i think they should. i think they should. it's always, when you are a huge club like celtic, the demand is to win. in the last couple of years we have done that, done that really well and playing in a style that is synonymous with the club. so it hasn't been the same. but we have to work to make it better. steven gerrard's rangers are now above celtic and up to second in the league after thrashing stjohnston 5—1 at ibrox. gerrard said it's the best football he's seen from his side since taking over in the summer. arsenal made it five wins in a row in all competitions, with a 2—0 premier league victory over everton at the emirates. alexandre lacazette's brill

i am adamant, not cool, i'm not wild about this. >> horrible effects.elp veterans with opioid addiction. addicting a person to this helping them avoid that? >> laura: be honest, if you want to make money on pot, just say, it is better than going around the country and speaking at $10,000 a pop, they will pay a huge amount of money to sit on the board, just be honest. don't try to claim you are doing it for the vets, that is just sad. >> then vito share this video quickly. >> laura: real quick. >> president signed legislation to help outlaw online human trafficking and prostitution. there was a survivor behind him. watch this video. can we show it? do we have time? >> i am not a survivor, i am -- it is about time. [applause] >> dancing during the signing. >> laura: look at her, i love it. it went owe cut it off, it went on. raymond, i like it. rocking out. >> she was first woman to sue bethpage. >> laura: feminists were thrilled, they love bethpage. raymond, awesome segment. >> laura: do not tell me the boy scouts are going to be called what now, because

wild animals don't mix. >> oh! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> carrie underwood, adam levine, kelly clarkson.e are with the stars making headlines today. let's begin with meghan markle, because she just hosted her first palace party. >> yeah, meghan is palace official, isn't she? i love he brought her mama. it's the first time we have seen her in the uk since the wedding. >> they seem to have such a good relationship. every was -- how should i put it? expecting. >> here we go. >> working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labor of love. >> and with those words, nine months and labor of love, we can't help but meghan was fully aware of the rumors that popped up when she wore this blue dress. the twitter sphere was full of humor. >> it's the duchess's first engagement, to launch a cook book. she stood up, delivered a flawless three-minute speech and her mother was there to support her. >> that look right there on prince harry's face is proof the honeymoon phase is so not over. how about that adorable moment? captioned, quote, when you have to flatten down the wife's

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wild finish final. we know this guy, former redskin kirk cousins leading the vikings down the field. check out this throw to adamwielen. look. defenders for the touchdown. even doug couldn't believe it. vikings with two-point conversion. hey, we're all tied at 29. so this one goes to overtime. in overtime, daniel carlson, already with two misses in the game from 35 yards out. he's got to mak. what? he misses. a vikings packers ended a 29-29 tie. first time since 1973 ts is a back-to-back ties in the first two weeks of the season. '70s is a great decade, right? allied field. wayne rooney ready. certainly always . united hosting red bulls. 64th minute, tied at 1. watch this. wayne rooney, n soft touch. he scores. what goal by wayne rooney. it's pretty good. but the problem is bradley wright-phillips netted a hat trick for new york in this game. ended up in a 3-3 draw. >>> to nats and braves, meeting for the final tim this season. must be september. good day f the boys in red. man on for bryrp haer. this is going to center the two-run shot. harper's4th home run of the season. that's a good sign, right? we still wan

since march, i think he is the one who will get the nod at this stage, leaving one more wild card pick for next week. adaming he has been fined 60% of the money involved, which equates to £1.8 million. a possible prison sentence has been averted given his acceptance of the sanction. formula one's new golden boy, lando norris, says he has no problem with being compared with lewis hamilton. he's been promoted by mclaren and will become britain's youngest driver in f1 next season, as he follows a similar path to the reigning f1 world champion hamilton. he said his main aim at his new team in the short term will simply be to help them improve that's all the sport for now. now on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country, in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let's go to janine machin in cambridge, where five people who received organ transplants in the same cambridgeshire hospital injust 36 hours have been reunited. and justin leigh is in plymouth, where more than 200 endangered water voles from a captive breeding programme are being released into the wil

wild. if anything i work well under a deadline. it incentivized me to actually make the purchase. >> yeah, right. trish: i think we can handle a lot, adame doing well. >> okay, so look at it this way, trish. the chinese yuan has fallen 10% since this whole thing started. actually if the tariffs are 10 to 25% the yuan already fallen 10, it blend it to even. trish: are they doing that deliberately? devaluating their currency so they can actually continue selling just as much here? >> they are claim they are not. and they specifically, this is actually a good sign, trish, they specifically said last week they would not. which i, and i think market interpreted as you know what? for all of the angst and the pain and hand-wringing and bluster, we may have seen peak plus per. there little glimpses mr. trump said the rate could be 25. it was 10. the chinese said they could let the yuan fall. they didn't. each side is trying to figure out how to safe face. they have backed themselves into a corner, both sides have. trish: i disagree with that. i don't think we backed ourselves into a corner. i think they are in a corner. they have to get to the