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craig bellamy takes charge of his first game as wales manager.ce turkey in the nations league. also coming up on sportsday — the england captain, 0llie pope, finds his form with the bat as england make a strong start on the first day of the third test against sri lanka. sarah storey has won her 19th paralympic gold medal, the 30th of a career that started in barcelona in 1992 and covers two sports. well, our correspondent andy swiss is in paris, and, andy, the gold medals just keep on coming for her and for paralympicsgb. that is right, yes. it was another incredible day for dame sarah storey, as you say, her 19th paralympic title but surely one of the finest wins of her entire career. she has trailed going into the closing stages of the road race, she was chasing the french teenager but caught her with just a few hundred metres left to go and that set up a thrilling sprint finish between the pair of them which sarah storey edged byjust literally inches. it was an incredible climax to the race and delight for sarah storey as her 19th paralympic t

they've made it to the balkans for bellamy�*s first game away from home.raig bellamy says he was really happy with the performance of his team in the goalless draw against turkey last week, but with two games in four days personnel changes are expected tonight. different opposition, different threats. different qualities, different weaknesses. so we'll definitely look to adapt. i've watched quite a lot of montenegro obviously leading into this. we're quite clear on what we want to do and how we want to go about this one. the new head coach will hope the vibrancy and intensity of friday night will be repeated here in montenegro. a new spirit and style is evident and, as one player put it, it won't be boring under craig bellamy. you want to work for him, you want to run for him. you can see the passion in his delivery to the team. these little things definitely make you want to work hard and to do all of that side of it for him. the only two previous visits here ended in defeat for wales. bellamy was captain the last time that happened and he is expecting an

craig bellamy takes charge of his first game as wales manager later.elm, wales are starting afresh. the players have been absorbing instructions from craig bellamy in long, intense meetings this week. we are promised a change. i'm going to enjoy this. this is not going to make me old very quick. i'm going to sit back and i'm going to enjoy this because, you know why? i've worked hard. and part of my career, if i look back now, i wish i enjoyed it more. he made his wales debut againstjamaica in 1998. throughout 78 appearances, there was no doubting his commitment to his country or his self—belief. commentator: he compared himself to juninho. _ as a player, not short on confidence. as a player, he was sometimes controversial. now a calmer presence in the dugout and bellamy�*s prepared for the emotions of his first game in front of the fans. guys, you don't pay me to be emotional. you pay me to try and make the best decisions possible on the side and that's the business i have to be in, then, straight away. so, yeah, of course i'm proud and i'm fully awar

and as the international break begins, craig bellamy is amongst the new managers meeting—up with theirational run to the quarter—finals in new york. they get under way this afternoon and the draw has really opened up for the first time... more from the paralympics to come injust a moment, but lets start in new york because jack draper is already being called �*the new king of british tennis' after his sensational run they get under way this afternoon and the draw has really opened up with both carlos alcaraz and novak djokovic both out. but the headlines here have all been about the british number one — draper, who's now preparing to take on alex de minaur after reaching a grand slam last eight for the first time in his career. it's an achievement the 22—year—old says means "the world to him" after an emphatic straight sets victory over tomash ma—hach. draper, who's also a model, produced a brilliant display to beat the czech and become the first briton to reach the quarter—finals of the men's singles at the us open since andy murray in 2016. there's still room for improvement and stil

but not to be for them, and bellamy�*s off the mark. that match, from league b...stria 2—1. england have confirmed record goal—scorer harry kane will earn his 100th cap when he captains the three lions against finland at wembley tomorrow night. kane is only the tenth player to reach the landmark and the first since wayne rooney in 2014. the fa will pay tribute to him during a pre—match ceremony that will include the presentation of a gold cap. one thing i'm proud of, showing great consistency over a long period of time, and if you look at some of the great there is a lot she did, some of our greatest players, and to have my family there to enjoy the moment as well, and i think the moment when i am retired, i will connect with immense pride, but excited for the game and to be back at wimberly and look into hope this night with a win and hopefully a goal as well. sri lanka beat england in a test for the first time in ten years — after an eight—wicket victory at the oval denied the hosts a clean sweep. the tourists resumed day four on 94—1, under grey skies in south l

under way on friday against turkey at the cardiff city stadium in what will be new manager craig bellamy charge. he says he's determined to enjoy the occasion, but won't be sentimental about it. you don't pay me to be emotional. you pay me to try and make the best decisions possible on the side. and that's the business i have to be in. yeah, of course i'm proud. and i'm fully aware. um, the moment, it's going to obviously catch me, um, but it has to leave very, very quick. um, because, um, there's a big responsibility, and the players need me as well at that moment. um, and you would have heard me say on numerous times, i'm going to enjoy this. this is not going to, um, make me old very quick. um, i'm going to sit back and i'm going to enjoy this because you know why? i've worked hard. next, to the oval where england are preparing for their final test of the domestic summer, which gets under way tomorrow. head coach brendon mccullum has been laying out his expectations for the future, having recently extended both his contract and his role. mccullum will now take charge of england's whit

bellamy, congresswoman, again. this is my dear sibling. i want to say, there comes a time when each generation has to pull up a chair at the table on their own. the john lewis generation had to do it. because, they saw emmett till being murdered. 4 they could not wait for a bill to pass. they had to do it. i think the same tradition of a revolutionary that went into a temple one day and it turned over the tables is the same level of resistance and resilience that gen z has. so, move us out of the way. it's your time. turn the tables over. >> well said. >> i am trying to think of what i want to leave you guys with. we have less than 50 days, ok? leave it all on the field. >> after what happened to our vice mayor, i don't want that to happen. i don't want what happened to hillary clinton to happen. if you have an ounce of energy, i thought that maybe i could call and take one person or do one more thing or give five more dollars, do it. i want us to wake up november 6 exhausted and depleted because we did everything we could top of the ticke

montenegro were beaten in their opener, and bellamy isn't underestimating them later.ts and qualities, different weaknesses, so we are ethnically looking to adapt. watched elect of montenegrin lead into this, clear on what we want to do and how we want to go about this. meanwhile, england have confirmed that record goal—scorer harry kane will earn his 100th cap, when he captains the three lions against finland at wembley on tuesday night. kane is only the tenth player to reach the landmark, and the first since wayne rooney in 2014. the fa will pay tribute to him during a pre—match ceremony that will include the presentation of a gold cap. 0ne one thing i'm proud of, showing great consistency over a long period of time, and if you look at some of the great there is a lot she did, some of our greatest players, and to have my family there to enjoy the moment as well, and i think the moment as well, and i think the moment when i am retired, i will connect with immense pride, but excited for the game and to be back at wimberly and look into hope this night with a win and ho

craig bellamy is taking charge of wales for the first time this evening.e in cardiff for their opening nations league match against turkey. they are in the second tier of the competition. they face montenegro on monday, iceland are the other team in the group they are playing each other, iceland leading. in the top tier of the nation league, bradley barcola's first goal for his country is also the fastest, 13 seconds on the clock. italyjust pulled one back. 1-1, i—i, belgium and israel. a goal made in manchester, jeremy doku setting up his city mate kevin de bruyne for the opener. england's cricketers reached 221 for three in their first innings on the first day of the final test against sri lanka at the oval.. they were frustrated by some bad light and light drizzle which delayed play for a few hours, but ben duckett — made up for lost time with a dashing 86 and there was a welcome return to form for stand in captain ollie pope. he reached an unbeaten century before more bad light ended play. england have already won the series and are looking to complete

craig bellamy�*s first match in charge of wales ended in a 0—0 draw against ten man turkey in cardiffeld forward, who's on loan at nantes, also had a goal disallowed for offside. wales' task has been made easier when turkey had baris yilmaz sent off, shown a second yellow card for catching neco williams. turkey had an opportunity to make the breakthrough but danny ward was alert. 0—0 it finished. england's cricketers closed on 221 for three on the first day of the final test against sri lanka at the oval. bad light and light drizzle curtailed play for a few hours this afternoon, sri lanka won the toss and took an early wicket, dan lawrence, standing in for the injured zak crawley, failed to make double figures in either innings in the last test and again fell cheaply. ben duckett was enjoying himself though, racing to a rapid half century and he didn't slow down. closing in on 100. but he tried one scoop one shot too many and fell for 86. ollie pope has struggled for runs since taking on the captaincy for this series, but he looked much fantastic, reaching an unbeaten 103. remember, e

craig bellamy as wales manager wales beat montenegro yesterday.ng down in montenegro. i think we might have some a few pictures to be able to see. this is in niksic, in montenegro. you can't quite see. you get a little view of it. you can't really tell. but it was absolutely chucking it down. >> yeah. the welsh are used to that kind of weather. >> even craig bellamy saying it's the worst conditions he's ever had. in fact, he ruined his summer jacket. he was saying as summerjacket. he was saying as he was standing under the rain . he was standing under the rain. but anyway, it's a good win for them. what was the score away two one to wales. well it's not very convincing is it. >> yeah . against humble montenegro. >> a win's a win. a win's a win. and, wales could be called fairly humble as well themselves. so the montenegrins could say. but anyway, a win's a win's okay. we're talking about humble teams being, win's okay. we're talking about humble teams being , well, humble teams being, well, winning. and that's sri lanka. and again, with all respec

three days before he takes charge of his first wales game which is against turkey in cardiff, craig bellamyool. more medals for paralympicsgb on the 6th day of the paris games on the athletics track and in the para—equestrian arena. the team currently stand in second place in the medals table, some way behind china but ahead of the usa. here's andy swiss. silver with a smile. britten's sammy kinghorn, the 1500 metres isn't her best event and this one certainly wasn't short of drama. —— britain's. a crash on the final lap and later she admitted she stopped at one point thinking she had already finished. but while the swiss athlete was out of sight, she sealed athlete was out of sight, she sealed a surprise silver, her second medal here and she said absolutely incredible. over at the palace of versailles, a suitably regal performance from georgia wilson. she won bronze in her event and was also —— there was also bronze for natasha baker. after a year out of the sport, having had a baby, she said it was amazing. but surely the mother of all performances here has been jody's. mother of all perf

football, and wales have drawn the opening game of their nations league campaign under new manager craig bellamyey had a man sent off but the game finished goalless. dame sarah storey has won an incredible 19th paralympic gold medal with victory in the road race in paris. there was also a long—awaited title for alfie hewett and gordon reid in the wheelchair doubled tennis. in the wheelchair doubles tennis. and they weren't the only gold winners for great britain today, as andy swiss reports. it was one of the greatest finishes from one of sport's greatest athletes. a 19th gold medal! you didn't doubt her, did you? for dame sarah storey, victory and a hug from her watching daughter louisa after perhaps her most extraordinary triumph yet. storey had won the road race at the previous three games, but at 46, could she really do it again? well, heading into the closing stages, she was trailing. and sarah storey has work to do here. you didn't doubt her, did you? for dame sarah storey, victory and a hug from her watching daughter louisa after perhaps her most extraordinary triumph yet. storey had won

row on the hard courts of new york and melbourne there are more nations league matches today, craig bellamye of wales is in cardiff against turkey this evening. they then travel to montenegro for a game on minday he says he's determined to enjoy it and also put his stamp on the team over time the way i am looking to try and play, it may be a little bit different to what they have done with wales before. it's not a lot. so, for me to be true to me as well, but also with the talent of players that we have, i believe that if we can just tweak and adapt one or two little bits, it will give us a benefit. going into the games of the future. and that's all the sport for now. don't forget to sports day is coming up don't forget to sports day is coming up at 6pm this evening. ollie, thank you very much. let's turn to news coming into us from the royal navy because we knew about the death of a royal navy pilot, we have reported on that over the last 48 hours with the royal navy putting out a statement and tributes to lou tennant rhodri, who passed away following a tragic incident in the english chann

wales play tomorrow against turkey at the cardiff city stadium in what will be new manager craig bellamysetermined to enjoy the occasion, but won't caught up in anything sentimental. you don't pay me to be emotional. you don't pay me to be emotional. you pay me to try and make the best decisions possible on the side. that's the business i have to be in straightaway. so, yeah, because i'm proud, and i'm fully aware the moment it's going to obviously catch me, but it has to leave it very, very quick. because there is a big responsibility, and the players need me as well at that moment. and you heard me say numerous times, i'm going to enjoy this. this is not going to enjoy this. this is not going to enjoy this. this is not going to make me old very quick. i'm going to make me old very quick. i'm going to make me old very quick. i'm going to sit back and i'm going to enjoy this, because you know what? i've worked hard. a new manager too for england, albeit an interim one, in lee carsely, as they prepare for their match against the republic of ireland on saturday. one of those who isn't invol

it�*s wales�* second game under their new manager craig bellamy.to the paralympics, as they arrived home with luggage in their hands and some extra luggage round their necks. both in terms of medals and magic, it seems paris certainly delivered. it was absolutely phenomenal. it�*s a feeling that we�*ve not really had. it�*s crowds that we�*ve not had kind of in the last 12 years. earlier, paris gave the team a musical sendoff, after a games in which they�*ve hit all the right notes. paralympicsgb won 49 golds and medals across 18 different sports. that�*s more sports than any other nation. whatever the setting, it seemed there was more success. surely back—to—back world records here in the stade de france! their most decorated athlete was 19—year—old swimmer poppy maskill. she�*s been keeping herfive medals in socks, for safekeeping. and on thejourney home, she told me it was still hard to believe. a once—in—a—lifetime thing. so, even if you go to another games, it will never really be the same. so i'm pretty sure of that. it was, like, unreal. it

craig bellamy�*s managerial debut had everything apart from goals.lso coming up on sportsday. they're home as heroes — but how can paralympics gb's success in paris make it easierforfuture generations to match them. the more people buy into watching paralympics, the more people buy into watching the sport, whether able—bodied or para—, that is the best thing. and, he might be the goat after his exploits on the field, but tom brady is a newbie in the booth. we hear if his high—profile commentary debut went a little bit better than his fist bumps.

joseph bellamy and samuel hopkins, the authors of what becomes known as the new divinity divinity.and we'll be reading a little bit of samuel hopkins as we move on further in this seminar. but here in america, in the 18th century, what do you to see are two remarks able eruptions. one is an intellect, actual rebellion that is rooted in the changes that are taking place in european thought and rebellion. we most often associate with the enlightenment of which benjamin franklin is the primary example. but you also see here in america this second upsurge of this great awakening of religion whose paramount is jonathan edwards. and you can say, i think, without too much exaggeration is that franklin and edwards really become the true primary figures that explain these contours of american thought that in the end of the day, most americans really wind up either being of the mentality of franklin or the mentality of edwards in fashion or another. and that's not course true in every detail, in every instance. but there is a long view in which that is something we have to with. that's a 30,

joseph bellamy and samuel hawkins theow office of a becoms as the new divinity.ill be reading a little bit of samuel hopkins as we move on further in this seminar. but here in america and the 18th century we want you to see two remarkable eruptions. one is an intellectual rebellion that's rooted in the changes taking place in european thought. the rebellion we most often associate with the enlightenment. i wish benjamin franklin is the primary example.u but, you also see here in america the second upsurge of this great awakening of religion is paramount example is jonathan edwards. you can say i think without too much exaggeration that franklin and edwards really become the two primary figures that explain these contours of american thought. but at the end of the day most o americans wind up either being of the mentality of franklin or the mentality of edwards in one fashion or another. and that is not of course true in every detail in every instance. there is a long view in which that is something we have to reckon with that's a 30,000 foot view of things. both

bellamy, your question is imperative. i don't know -- there you go. brother, my sibling, say that you know there comes a time each generation has to pull up the chair at the table on their own, john lewis generation did it because they saw emma till buying murdered. and they can't wait for a bill to pass. they had to do it, i would say that this same tradition of revolutionary who went to a temple one day and turned over the tables is same level of resistance and resilience that gen-z has, move us out of the way. because it is your time to turn the tables over. >> well said. >> keenan.. >> the what i want to leave you with, we have less than 50 days. okay. so. leave it on the field, if there and i down want what happened to our vice mayor to happen, i don't happened to hillary clinton to happen, if you have an ounce of energy left, a thought that maybe i could take one person or just do one more thing, or give 5 more dollars, do it i want us to wake up to november 6, exhausted and depleted because we did everything that we could that is top of the tic

nations league, including scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, with wales under new boss craig bellamyning for us this morning. the england squad joined up at st george's park yesterday as they build up for the games in this international break. it is the first squad that lee carsley has named since he was named to the england interim head coach and there are some new faces in the squad. we have morgan gibbs—white from nottingham forest and angel gomez from legal and thilo livramento from newcastle as well as those new faces, we have recalls in jack as well as those new faces, we have recalls injack grealish. —— angel gomez from lille. we will hear from angel gomez later in the press conference and he will have a real chance of playing in these games as this one is without players like jude bellingham and we will hear how training has gone with the new manager as england builds up for the games with republic of ireland on saturday and then finland later on in the week. steve bruce will be adding to his more than 1,000 matches as a football manager, making a return to the game after nea

bbc news: two goals in two and a half minutes, wales's blistering start in montenegro gives craig bellamy win as their new manager. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than 1,700 prisoners in england and wales have started leaving jail early, as part of a temporary scheme to ease pressure on the overcrowded and struggling prison system. offenders who've served at least 40% of their sentences are being released, though that doesn't extend to inmates being held for serious violence or sexual offences. the justice secretary says every available measure has been taken to protect the public, but there are concerns some people being freed may not have homes to go to, which could raise the risk of reoffending. our uk correspondent adina campbell reports. wandsworth jail in south london, as friends and family wait for prisoners being released early. and it's a similar picture outside nottingham prison where we meet ben, convicted for actual bodily harm. i was homeless, i was living rough. basically, i got into the wrong crowd and i started fighting. and i ended up assaulting a

now to football and the nations league, and craig bellamy�*s first match in charge of wales ended inwales had by the far the better chances in their opening nations league match, asjoe rodon blazed over in the first half. that was from a sorba thomas cross — the huddersfield forward who's on loan at nantes, and who also had a goal disallowed for offside. england interim boss lee carsley will want a victory in dublin tonight to strengthen his chances of keeping the job. his side play the republic of ireland in the nations league. carsley was capped 40 times by ireland as a player, but says he won't sing either national anthem tonight. he says he respects the anthems, but has never sung one, just because of his own personal match preparation. two england players — declan rice and jack grealish — also played for ireland earlier in their careers. so what sort of reception does the currently england boss think they'll get in dublin? we spoke about the atmosphere, they are expecting it to be loud, passionate, exciting, but it will be no different to what players are used to in premier leag

wales begin the craig bellamy era in cardiff this evening, when they host turkey in theirfirst uefa nationsentein1—0, a repeat of their only previous victory 20 years ago. it was a really successful evening of athletics for paralympicsgb in paris — daniel pembroke, smashed the world daniel pembroke smashed the world record, in the men's f13javelin as he retained his title, while there were more golds in the pool for becky redfern and alice tai. with a roundup of yesterday's action, here'sjoe lynskey. if it shocked alice tai, then it must have been extraordinary. a 50m freestyle in under 30 seconds. this remarkable swimmer has two golds at these games. it's the result of big decisions. hi, guys, alice here. unfortunately, due to medical circumstances, i'm having to withdraw from the tokyo 2020 paralympics. her club foot condition intensified before tokyo. she chose to have the bottom of her right leg amputated. since then, she's won world and commonwealth titles. and last year with a team, she swam the english channel. already in paris, she'd won gold in backstroke. now in the free, this was

by now, after they got soaked in montenegro last night, but came away with the first win of craig bellamyade it two in the pouring rain. montenegro got one back, but a drenched wales held on for the 2—1 win to make it four points from their first two nations league matches. england, meanwhile, have confirmed record goal—scorer harry kane will earn his 100th cap when he captains the three lions against finland at wembley tonight. kane is only the tenth player to reach the landmark, and the first since wayne rooney in 201a. the fa will pay tribute to him during a pre—match ceremony that will include the presentation of a gold cap. this is one that i'm extremely proud of. i think it shows great consistency over a long period of time. i think, when you look at some of the other players who have achieved it, you know, some of our greatest ever players. i have my family there to enjoy the moment as well, and i think a moment when i'm retired that i'll probably look back on with immense pride. but i'm excited for the game, i'm excited to be back at wembley, and ijust hope it can be a special nig

joining us now founding partner of puck and the former editor of "the hollywood reporter" matthew bellamy the night's big winner, "shogun," were you surprised with how well it did and why do you think the show struck such a chord? >> not surprised at all. this has been the front runner since the reviews started coming out. this is a project that was insanely expensive, it probably would not get green lit today, took seven plus years to get to screens and it was a pretty big triumph. i mean, fx stuck with this show and to see all the emmy wins is not a surprise at all. it was a rare combination of prestige show that did very well in the ratings. the numbers were very big so not a surprise at all. >> the big surprise was "the bear" not getting the big award in comedy series. i had asked you before, i wonder whether they conflated season 2 and season 3 and i've said on the air here that season 2, you know, episodes 5, 6 and 7, the can't hardly wait, the fishes and then the taylor swift episode at the end, may have been the three best back to back episodes i have seen, but season 3, man, it's