britain's adam yates is targeting stage wins rather than overall victory at this year's tour de france's been selected in the michelton—scott team for the race, which gets under way at the end of the month. the the 1000 guinees and epsom 0aks winner love has claimed the yorkshire oaks at the ebor festival. ridden by ryan moore and trained by aiden o'brien, the strong favourite won by four lengths at york. we saw on yesterday's sportsday how cricket might evolve to battle against bad light and weather. well, it's been confirmed start times between england and pakistan will be flexible to make up for lost play, with action potentially getting underway 30 minutes earlier. the final test begins tomorrow with england i—nil up in the series. with this now in place, it gives the officials and the players a bit more opportunity to try and stay out there longer and to get more cricket on, which is what everyone wants. we wa nt to on, which is what everyone wants. we want to get out there playing and we don't want to miss time through bad light if we can avoid it. but see how it works this week

britain's adam yates just missed out on taking the leader's yellowjersey on day two of the tour de francean alaphilippe, who's four seconds ahead of him in the overall standings. there's more on the bbc sport website, but that's it from me. back to you, reeta. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. the government s eat out to help out scheme to subsidise meals in restaurants comes to an end tomorrow. under the scheme, millions of people have enjoyed discounted dining on mondays, tuesdays and wednesdays in august. with 50 per cent off food and non—alcoholic drinks up to ten pounds. one of the restauranteurs who has taken part is fash khalili, owner of borge restaurant in stockton—on—tees. as well as serving italian food, borge has been named home of the world's best parmo four times — that's the special teesside delicacy made from chicken and melted parmesan. fash spoke to my colleague tim willcox about how well the scheme has worked. it's been a great help. after several months, p

fellow briton adam yates will be at the tour with michelton—scott, but next year he'lljoin ineos grenadiersces boast the mens and womens world record holders, kenya's eliud kipchoge and brigid kosgei. farah will return to the track at the tokyo games. the first professional rugby match in the uk to welcome spectators since the covid—i9 lockdown will take place at murrayfield in a week's time. scottish rugby has this afternoon been given the green light by the scottish government to host fans at the game between edinburgh and glasgow warriors next friday. it's the end of an era in formula one. the williams team founded in 1977 has been sold to an american investment company. formed by sir frank williams and sir patrick head, they got their first race win at the british grand prix in 1979. but their last victory came in 2012, and they've struggled to compete financially. the team will keep its name and remain at their 0xfordshire base. finally, when it comes to finding someone finally, when it comes to finding someone who's up for the fight and tough as nails? i certainly think we've found on

britain's adam yates says he's targeting stage wins at this year's tour de france after being selectede which gets under way at the end of the month. yates says he's not aiming for overall victory in the general classification, while his brother simon won't feature, he's instead concentrating on the giro d'italia in october. after all the frustrations because of limited play due to bad light and rain in the second test between england and pakistan, the ecb have announced that revised hours of play will be possible during the third match of the series which gets under way in southampton tomorrow. play can now begin at 10:30 rather than the traditional iiam start, if time is lost due to bad light or rain earlier in the match. 3 and half days were lost during the second test. england lead the series 1—0. england lead the series 1-0. we waited several hours to play the other day and then there was one hours play and they broke for a a0 minute lunch session. i mean, really? i don't think spectators are going to put up with it any more, they have so many other options and i think people's st

it's been announced in the last couple of hours that adam yates he'lljoin on a two—year deal from mitchelton—scottt about from the bbc sport centre. i will be back with a full update, all of the other big talking points, at sportsday at 6:30pm. thanks for that, john. joe biden has described the presidential election asa described the presidential election as a battle between light and darkness as he excepted his party's nomination to challenge donald trump for the white house. —— accepted. mr biden called for unity and optimism, and accused his rival of cloaking the united states in anger, fear and division. but as the democratic convention ended, there was no traditional razzamatazz or cheering crowds — this week's event has been online because of coronavirus. we can speak now to bill galston, a senior fellow at brookings and former deputy assistant to president clinton for domestic policy. very good to speak to you, thank you for being with us. what do you make of the tone joe for being with us. what do you make of the tonejoe biden struct in his a cce pta nce of the tonejoe biden struct in his

britain‘s adam yates just missed—out on taking the leader‘s yellow jersey on day two of the tour de franceomes to an end tomorrow. under the scheme, millions of people have enjoyed discounted dining on mondays, tuesdays and wednesdays in august. with 50% off food and nonalcoholic drinks up to £10. one of the restaurateurs who has taken part is fash khalili, owner of borge restaurant in stockton—on—tees. as well as serving italian food, borge has been named home of the world‘s best parmo four times, that‘s the special teesside delicacy made from chicken and melted parmesan. fash spoke to my colleague tim willcox. it has been a great help. after being closed for couple of months, this was a fantastic deal. it is like a deal of a lifetime and it has been busier because of it... because of it we managed to employ staff, i have all my staff back now and it is really good, it has helped us tremendously. that is great, just under 1.5 million people in the hospitality sector were off work because of the furloughs scheme, you have taken your stuff back. this scheme is coming to an end, will you be

we've signed adam yates who is joining academy programmes. starts in nice, obviously amid the pandemic. what happens if anyone tests positive in a team? well, there is some strict protocols around what actions are to be taken and how that's managed, track and trace, and quite a lot of measures in place around that, however, i think to be fair to the organisers and all the teams, we are really, really taking this seriously. we have all got our protocols in place, where we try to absolutely minimise the risk involved and we know what to do and the behaviour of complying to do and the behaviour of complying to it. we all know it's behavioural, this challenges. it's about people complying. we have got very high compliance levels at the minute and everybody is motivated, so we are doing our absolute best and we will manage a situation as it arises. thank you very much forjoining us, best of luck for saturday. so the tour de france starts on saturday, looking forward to that but a bit of a surprise not having geraint thomas or chris froome involved

british rider adam yates just missed out on the yellowjersey at the tour de france, afterfinishing thirdher sprint finish and we do enjoy them! excellent, thank you, look forward to it. i do love a sprint finish. did you ever watch the tour de france? they make me feel a bit sick. i used to love a fellow called mario cipollini. great technique! the tashkent terror! my misspent youth watching the tour de france! as the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic continues to have an effect on so many people's jobs and finances, you can understand the appeal of an offer to get rich quick. but, as the saying goes, when something seems too good to be true, it probably is. and with lots of people looking to re—train or learn new skills, scammers and con artists have started to take advantage, as theo leggett reports. whether it is from property investment, playing the foreign exchange market or buying and selling shares, the internet is rife with people promising to teach you how to become very rich. it is very easy to see the attraction of all of this. a quick internet search will reveal all sor

adam schiff, democrat of california, chairman of the house intel committee. and, congressman, first off let's rewind just a bit to what we just saw, sally yates, the likes of colinowell. and if you had to sum up their conclusions tonight, that we are not safe under this president. >> well, i think that's exactly right, and we're not safe in a couple key respects, i think both of them highlighted. one, you know, colin powell, the threat from outside the country, the danger from an adventurous russia, the danger from the challenge posed by china. but from sally yates, the threat from within, the threat to our democratic institutions, the fact that we cannot rely on this president to do what's right for the country, only what's right for himself. i think they highlighted both aspects of why this president is so wrong for america and poses a grave risk. it was a terrible epiphany for me during the course of our investigation that that threat that sally yates spoke to, the threat from win in fact, is now greater than the threat from without. >> i just read you the thumbnail description from "the new york times" article. matt miller, the former spokesman for the attor

sally yates testify on leadership matters when just recently she testified in front of the judiciary committee that she had no control over her fbi agents, didn't know anything was going on, was adamanth this but conveniently couldn't remember if vice president biden brought up the logan act. keep in mind the logan act is a piece of law so serious it has never been prosecuted successfully in 100 year history on the books. if you want to obscure all personal responsibility, take no accountability for anything, and if that is what we're viewing as leadership, congratulations to the dnc tonight because they have the perfect speaker. david: consider what president obama himself about the way things were done in the fbi in the context of this leadership matters segment of the dnc's convention tonight. we're going to play a tape of president obama, he was on "fox news sunday" back in 2016 before the election then. listen to this. >> i guarranty that there is no political influence in any investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi, not just in this case but in any case. full stop, period. >> she will be treated no differently. >> guaranteed, full stop. nobody gets treated

fellow briton adam yates will be at the tour with michelton—scott,