adam wild reports.f fans more keenly felt than on derby day, especially in yorkshire. they haven't had a premier league derby there in nearly 20 years. but even without a crowd, such rivalry can provide inspiration enough. sheffield united looked almost certain to score here. leeds united's young keeper, with a quite illan meslier, brilliant save. an inspired performance made all the more significant when, withjust three minutes remaining, patrick bamford headed leeds a derby day winner, one worth the wait. at tottenham, waiting his turn, was gareth bale. spurs‘ star signing, still not quite ready. instead, he was left to what his new team—mates against newcastle. it was all going well enough. lucas moura putting them ahead. but try as they might, they couldn't find a second. and, for the second time today, the drama came late. very, very late. video replays here, according to the officials, showed this was a handball. callum wilson, firing in newcastle's equaliser. spurs managerjose mourinho, so furiou

adam wild reports.comes with a futuristic feel, although the future feels full service and is rather although the future feels, for saracens, rather less sparkling. condemned to relegation at home, heavy punishment for breaching financial rules, europe, then, is the last hope for this great team. in truth, saracens weren't expected to get this far. still, for much of their semifinal it looked as though they could even go further. alex goode‘s kicking keeping things close before and the second half thumping them into a slender lead. withjust moments remaining, a flash of french flair and he was suddenly racing towards the final. the quite brilliant try sparking wild celebrations under the paris route. for saracens there was no coming back. their return to european competition will now be years away. here is where their story ends. this might be end of an era as elite rugby now looks to a new future without them. adam wilde, bbc news. lewis hamilton says he had his heart in his mouth the whole way in one

adam wild, —— adam wild, bbc news. that's it from us.rings in more than £2 billion a year, and almost half of all premier league teams have gambling companies on their kit. now a group of recovering gambling addicts are calling for change and are walking more than 130 miles to make their case. matt graveling reports. i lost every single penny i had in the world in 20 minutes. the most i ever did in a day, looking back, was over 600 bets in a day. there was one particular day where i spent £16,000 in a single day. it just got too much. between them they gambled away more than £1 million. ijust need a minute. they say losing control after becoming addicted to mobile gambling, specifically football's in—play betting. at his lowest, ryan considered taking his life. i always felt quite alone, i guess when i was gambling, money's money, but emotionally and inside, it just tears you to pieces. as the new football season kicks off, ryan, james and steve are supporting a new team, one on a long road to recovery. made up of former addicts, plus fr

adam wild, bbc news.follow the news, and the scottish premiership depending where you're watching, but here are the results. leicester city are top of the table after coming from behind to win 5—2 at manchester city. jamie vardy scored a hatrick. that's city's biggest home defeat under their manager pep guardiola. elsewhere, there were wins for leeds and west ham. newcastle scored a late equaliser at spurs. rangers are still top of the table in scotland following a 5—1 win at motherwell. there were also wins for celtic and aberdeen. lewis hamilton is still one short of michael schumacher‘s record of formula 1 race wins. he started on pole in the russian grand prix but time penalties meant he could only finish third. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. these men control the russian grand prix. the stewards defined lewis hamilton's finish before he even began. they saw him practising starts in the wrong place — a dangerous place. park that for a second. commentator: lights out and away we go! the rac

adam wild has the details. 50,000 empty seats in dublin, the backdrop for the return of european rugby'so reminder ofjust how much their world has changed. the continent's dominant force in recent years condemned to the wilderness from next season — punishment for breaching financial rules. if these are their final throws, they were unexpected as they were impressive, kicking themselves into a 12—point lead against leinster. all before alex goode found a gap and set off for the line. a side with little to lose still hungry. somewhere in there, leinster had their try. the comeback? well, a score to reduce the gap even further, it seemed a matter of time. but saracens are a side with a point to prove, and these points put them beyond reach. the celebrations of a side refusing to go quietly. in rugby league, wigan warriors are into the semifinals of the challenge cup after thrashing hull fc, while warrington wolves remain on course to defend the trophy after beating st helens — but only just, as michael redford reports. the challenge cup trophy on show, but not up for grabs yet. nearly 13 m

adam wild was watching the action.h coast sunshine, no sign of spurs star signing gareth bale, not ready for their game at southampton. for much of the first half, his new team—mates looked rather ill—prepared as well. danny ings putting saints ahead, spurs were poor. but before the break, son heung—min had them level. a brilliant goal and a glimpse of what was to come. the second halfjust moments old, son had another, spurs ahead, whichever way you looked at it it was perhaps more than they deserved. but this was now becoming something special. son put through again and his hat—trick was inevitable. a brilliant performance by him and harry kane whose cross set up yet another. son running out of fingers to count them on, that was his fourth. with spurs firmly in control, he eventually let someone else have a go. kane adding another. 5—2 the final score. so who needs bale in the sun, when you have son to bail you out? so four goals for the first time in his career, son heung—min got the match ball, but manager jose mour

adam wild was watching. w in the foothills of the pyrenees, stage eight would be as brutal as it was beautiful. leading them into the mountains, britain's adam yates in the famous yellow jersey. could he hold on? his overall race lead was small. the mountains ahead, anything but. the toughest stage of the race so far, not everybody would make it. this was european championjacques nizzolo, his race over. the descents were no more straightforward and for a time yates looks to be struggling with his lead under threat as challengers squeezed through, tightening the gap. france's nans peters emerging victorious at the end of the stage, quite a the moment for him the race was unfolding. yates summoning just enough strength, his rivals on his back but for now, so too is that yellow jersey. the british athletics championships have continued in manchester this afternoon but the finish of the day had to be in the men's 800 metres where there was a huge run from dan rowden who simply found an extra gear to glide past ja

adam wild reports.yorkshire. —— fans. they haven't had a premier league derby day in nearly 20 years. but even without a crowd, such rivalry can present enough. the young keeper, with a brilliant save. an inspired performance made all the more significant when, with just three minutes remaining, patrick ba mford three minutes remaining, patrick bamford headed three minutes remaining, patrick ba mford headed leeds three minutes remaining, patrick bamford headed leeds a derby day winner. one worth the wait. at totte n ha m , winner. one worth the wait. at tottenham, waiting his turn, was gareth bale. the star signing, still not quite ready. instead, he was left to what his new team—mates against newcastle. it was all going well enough. lucas moura putting them ahead. a try as they might, they couldn't find a second. and, for the second time today, the drama came late. very, very late. video replays here, according to the officials, showed that this was a handball. callum wilson, firing in newcastle's equa

adam wild was watching the action.th bale, not ready for their game at southampton. for much of the first half, his new team—mates looked rather ill—prepared as well. danny ings putting saints ahead, spurs were poor. but before the break, son had level. a brilliant goal and a glimpse of what was to come. the second halfjust moments old, son had another, spurs ahead, whichever way you look at it it was perhaps more than they deserved. but this was becoming something special. son put through again and his hat—trick was inevitable. a brilliant performance by hemant harry kane whose cross set up yet another, son running out of fingers to count them on, that was his fourth. with spurs firmly in control he eventually let someone else have a go. harry kane adding another. 5—2 the final score. so who needs bale in the sun, when you have son to bail you out? so 4 goals for the first time in his career, son heung—min got the match ball but manager jose mourinho had his own ideas about who should get man of the match. man of the

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adam wild has the details. 50,000 empty seats in dublin, the backdrop for the return of european rugby'ser ofjust how much their world has changed. the continent's dominant force in recent years condemned to the wilderness from next season, punishment for breaching financial rules. if these are the final throes, they were unexpected as they were impressive, kicking themselves into a 12—point lead against leinster. all before alex goode found a gap and set off for the line. a side with little to lose still hungry. somewhere in there, leinster had their try. somewhere in their leinster had their try. the comeback? well, a score to reduce the gap even further, it seems a matter of time. but saracens are a side with a point to prove, and these points put them beyond reach. the celebrations of the site refusing to go quietly. it's finally been confirmed. gareth bale has returned to his former club, tottenham hotspur who have re—signed him from real madrid on a season long loan. bale scored more than 100 goals and win four champions league titles with real. now it is time to pop out of the roo

adam wild, bbc news. down in 15th. there were just two minutes and 15 seconds left for hamilton to complete his lap in the second knockout session, he made it to the line with only one second to spare. he then broke the track record in the final session, to claim poll for today's race where he can equal michael schumacher‘s all—time record of 91 grand prix victories. england's nat sciver said she'd been saving her best for the bbc, after a match—winning performance in the third t20 against west indies. that gave england victory in the series, with two matches to spare. sciver scored 82—61 balls, as they set the visitors 155 to win. deandra dottin hit 63 in reponse, but it wasn't enough, and the west indies fell 20 runs short. it was the first women's cricket to be shown live on bbc tv for 27 years and sciver said that had been on their minds, because of the massive numbers watching. she said she hoped they'd inspired a few people. the reach of the games that have been on bbc and on sky, you see the massiv

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wild card loss. now a three game series looking a little dicey this morning. lefty starting for the a's. white sox 14-0 versus lefties this year. they jumped on him fast. adam chicago. then an inning later abreu. same spot. two run jack. 3-0 sox. lozado doesn't get out of the 4th inning. lucas struck out eight and a perfect game into the 7th inning. giolito had one of baseball's two no hitters this year. he carried chicago to a 4-1 win in game one. putting oakland on the brink of elimination. >> now it's time for us to respond tomorrow. we're going to have to do more offensively. you know, we can't score one run and think that you know, we're going to win tomorrow. and put that much pressure on our starters. >> i know there's a lot of pessimism going around from a lot of people. but not in this clubhouse. we don't let that get in this clubhouse whatever is said negatively about our team, we don't let it get in our head and i know just going to go out there and dominate tomorrow with the bats and the hitters going to hit and then we'll go to game three and see what happens. >>> twins' family members and employees getting to watch game one against the astros

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adam wild reports.ayer he was, the dogged determination, the iron will remains, the old magic a little more elusive. like andy murray, stan lourenco‘s best is perhaps behind him, but he still found more than enough stock murray one of two british men frozen out on the opening day. dan evans, british number one, two kei nishikori, but thatis number one, two kei nishikori, but that is where his friends open ends. that left british hopes on the opening day with johanna that left british hopes on the opening day withjohanna konta, taking no chances against the chill she faced, american teenage sensation coco gauff. johanna konta never looked comfortable, and whether it was the temperatures of the 16—year—old buzz mcwilliams, konta joins evans and murray out in the cold. ——16 year old in the cold. lewis hamilton‘s accused formula 1 bosses of trying to stop him, after missing out on equalling the all—time record of grand prix wins. he was given a 10—second penalty at the russian grand prix after performing pr